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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-20

WHAT SHIFT WOULD YOU
 LIKE ON A WAR JOB?
 Perhaps you've felt you couldn't take job in . plant 6ecause of the hours In the Waterbury Area work right around the clock in three shifts and choose the shift that fits in best with your other duties.
 For instance suppose you have a husband get off to work in the morning and children send school Then you certainly need the morning hours home But you might find convenient to take job from until II Why talk h with your family and if it isn't practical thing?
 Others who nonessential work during the day working the night shift - n until a They find the change of pace and work stimulating and interesting.
 Study the clock faces Note the three shifts Morning Afternoon Night Call the U S. Employment and see they can't help pick the shift best suited for you sands of have made the necessary adjustments family life that they could take a job
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-20
JUST THE MAN NEEDED

Fort Devens, Mass. (UP)-Some strange civilian occupations have come to light at the reception cen- ter here. But Capt. John Keough, special service officer, can't seem to find any use for the special talents of the latest - an expert skunk eXterminator.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-20
Department g Again
 Leads In Bond Sales
Retains Record for Period of IA Months; San Fran.
 cisco Branch Loses Flag to St. Louis

mark for the first tims drring Bup- tember. ls42 which efforts were Es- warded in the following NovOmbss by the award to the company oE ths Treasury TT" Flag.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18
WAYNE BOARD No. 20

fAAsNfQ - aNftf'fn
WAYNE BoARD No. 20
Cahnir gWcslowskt 500 Eigin.
william stone $3.50 Yolanda.
Charles = Diamond. 1885 Westphsha.
John b Cain iift West Ferry.
Albert y. KEN 1868 Racine
Harold r swsntek. 1889 Msltham
JGrles r. Ktampta, I2if0 NaItham,
lRalph r. Darby. 1880 Tacoma.
Harley Young sOj4 Suzanns.
Ponrrt r Brown. 1855 Barlow
Rudolph Y Buzenski. 1892 French ria'
STANLEY stanczIk 1889 ParkErove
Harold / Do.se, s2ia HOLLYWOOD.
Richard ! Zaiewski b2il Bliss
PAU y HrabovsN,, $3.50 Hiidale.
Ernie /. NRsmund. SO95 Noianca.
Harry gSdleWsAi 1881 French road
Nartcr, ~ sVItaiskl s2o4 ~, ohvet
Paul 81 Petlt JT lt51f hickory
Richard L Homes, SOTO RooinSo?d
Robert J. Covert 81 East Ale1andrins.
J. John r Pgrdy. 1881 Alcoy
Robert n Rosenau. i27i5 Barlow.
Waiter Smith. 1917 Liberia
Richard G tnrah isgss Joarn.
Edmund 4 PoeocE' 1900 Mapleridss.
Robert = Cooper. 1882 Albior
FREDERICK KreAscn 1854 EAsi- Grand Ri-A
owen y. Farrell. 1920 Young
Rene Van Den Brouck. zi36 Piper drive
Joseph q Tuhet, 1892 Liberal.
Robert Stein. 1910 strssburg
Dominic T. GRAHAM 1903 Trumhull.
Kenneth p Cronander 1902 Tacoma.
John o Berlin 1909 Tacoma,
FioydtR. Baiet. i2s4i Alcoy,
Alhcr L. Llndow 1917 Mapieridge.
Leonard J Rusin sl21 Grixdale
Raymond J. Giasson. $50 sirron.
Joseph schmidt ~ 1886 ElEin.
Donald c Graux 1889 Goddard.
Leonard J sesko, 1854 Montleu.
Carl q. LIGHT
WAYNE BOARD No. -
RAYMOND A. Grant Jr Ypshanti
STANLEY o Lane zoos Magnolia
Wnlam Y. Perrell. 1884 Twsnty-fourth.
Cecil G Spencer 1915 West Lafayette.
Thomas J. Walsh 1921 Twelfth.
John L. RuozinVk 1922 Twelfth
stanley Y Dombrowski. 2si7 Twenty third
Joseph l. Gustln. 1882 Buiternut
Richard r Mahon 1881 West Lafayette.
Charles O. LuyckN. 3Goi Harrison.
Nicholas Halaris, 1855 Anderdon.
Harry r. StAer 6ief Fifteenth.
Andrew a, Krust 1918 Hubbard.
Whitney n Heydc. 1926 Seward.
clyde D. Lewis, 2G22 Vermont.
Joseph J Dyar. 1885 Lacrosse.
Paul Borg 1880 Vermont.
Joseph l. Monroe. 1895 LAkepoinie g. p
Ernesto n. Garcia. 1929 Leverette.
Euna y, Cannon. 671s Marvin, Dearborn
William Ward 3327 Ragley.
Hugh y. Mcleod, 30si Seventeenth.
John A. Schenk. 1851 Wing.
Louis Gulin 40 Sibley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18

Mr.. Middler, pictured dur
ing an angry moment in fed
eral court where. charged
with draft law evasion and
ordered TO appear for trial
next week, he irately refused
To have an attorney, an
nounced haughtily, II don't
believe in lawyers or juries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18
Bows TwO-TOne
Corduroy
Ensembles

For Coat and Stacks

For Coat and Stacks
Boys are giving these
sharp" cotton-corduroy
coats and slacks the ap-
proving eye. Goats in nat
ural and brown; slacks in
blue, green, brown. 1870.
SseosS-Fsr~sr-Ssetion .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

Answers 10 the many letters
are supplied by II distinguished
members of the WAR PROBLEM
CLINIC, chosen for this purpose
because Of their wide back
ground Of knowledge and ex-
perlence IN a particular social,
legal or economic field.
Letters published in TIN, sun
DAYS Times are typical Of the
wide variety 10 come before the
clinic II lou have a particular
problem of your own which has
not already been dealt with in
this column send n 10 the Times
in accordance with instructions
printed elsewhere ON this page. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

ticularly 10 find his abilities and
interests. are safe starting
points. II Just doesn't work To
try Ia make" people work or
TO put them I'm the army or
navy. Would he al present he
a satisfactory worker or mem
Der Of the armed services?
We have found that young
men who resist authority and
who do not adapt 10 social
standards are troublesome and
have To be discharged. which
adds one more defeat Ia a boy
who Il probably already dis
satisfied with what life Is giving
him.
His conduct indicates that he
IL n "sick" hoy. perhaps both
physically and emOtiOnaliy, hut
person may have good physi-
cal health and ut the same time
be sick I'm that he il too dis
turbed by his feelings 10 func-
tion well.
II YOU think your brother
would in any MAY accept some
help please write me. iB care
of the WAR ROBLE VI
CLINIC. the address of the
family and ! can then advise
YOU OF some one who might be
able Ia work with you regard
ing help for the boy.
MISS ELIZA VI. EORNCROOk,
Executive secretary. Consul
tation Bureau of Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Problem Brother
Feared by Family

War Problem Clinic
I am q patient ~ lorTu7n kiefel
Hospital and ] have q brother al
home who is Il Year, and 4 month.
Old who won't work and obey hi'
mother. he won - DO a hrrg around
Tho house and although nv mothe'
- sick, he docSnt care ahrutI' 3nC
talks back 10 her terribly
Nom comes 10 visit mo and eh,
tells me she Is afraid of hum as b,
- hlC boy for his age and Otter
raises ms hand a. If 10 hit her
would like 10 know whom | coulC
write 20 get him into the army ~
navy. ! am the oldest one Of tn,
family and I also have a sister ant
two other brothers. bur they JUS
got out Of the hospital as they hac
tuberculosis. too.
I. w. 6.
Dear l. W =:
Your young brother probably
has many conflicts ~ ado
leScents are liable Ia have. par
tIcuIarly in wartime. The be
haVior YOU describe indicates
unhappincSS and inability 10 find
his way out Of his many CON
hIicting feelings.
\ thorough medical eNamina-
tion and vocational tests, par
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Wife Asks Answer
10 Broken Marriage
War Problem Clinic

War Problem Clinic.
My husband has left Wc and tlfe
children With DO means 0l SIP
-pnrt- This nni-thc- FIST Time
this has happened ! married -
an early age and have tried n
many WAYS 10 suit myself 20 his
ways Of living which meant roam
ing about the country with I'D
definite home
As moro children came and they
grew older ! rcAhZcd- moIe- and
more we needed a home lie has
left me many times m various
predICamcntS and ] nave always
taken hlm back thinking hc Vas
s4ftA ~ atf+A SET -
own lie has left me now for
the last time ! believe for 4 don Z
think Id take HIM back again
NV biggest problem NOW IS row
n support the children and my
self They range IN age from .
To is. the oldest is a girl As
am 80 and work is -d easy 20 get
the welfare department has re-
fused 70 hclp.-But- lam nnt-ln
good health and the oldest Cirl is
not a bile to support an entire
family.
Is there any way can get sup
port from my husband? ! have
been 10 the draft board and they
say he ia 100 old sS he's 40 If
10 was IN the army | could collect
The allotment and The army would
benefit II they only had hum peel
ing potatoes. What steps can
take 70 got satisfaction in ono
way or another?
MRS VI ! =.
Dear Mrs. VI. J. n:
InAsmuCh - your husband j.
too old 90 20 into the army. We
suggest that YOU 20 10 the Friend
~ the Court IL o divorce ar legal
separation IL pending. hat
agency Ia situated IN the Barlum
Tower telephone Randolph
36ib. They can give YOU infor-
nation on the support Won can
expect from YOUR husband II he
can he found and j. working.
If Won have not started legal
proceedings against him, consult
Mrs RutIedge nf the domestic
relations division ~ the record
er's court 1921 ST Antoine (tele-
phone HsFF---'s.tsfli,, s7-
MRS. IRENE MURPHY.
Family and child welfare, Coun-
Gil OF Social Agencies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Dear Mr. u y
Fighting Mans Friend
Questions and Answers

The following questions ~ a
f1C'ual nature have been answered
by Fighting Mar Friend
a c.; g have not heard from
my boy friend in three months
neither have his parents. We real
ne he may have been sent across
but should have received word by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
How TO Submit
Your Problems
To Clinic Experts

Write your problems 10
WAR PROBLEM CLINIC.
The Detroit Times, Detroit.
Mich.
You must sign your name
and address. although no
names Will be published but
will be held IN StricteSt con-
fdencc. DO NOT write Iii
rectly 10 members of the
panel
These authorities make up
the WAR PROBLEM CLINIC
panel:
Judge James Y. ChenOt
Edward POknrny
Rev. Joseph \. Foley, 8. j.
Fred VI. ButLel
Dir Robert G.. Foster
DR. Alfred McClung Lee
Mrs. Frances SanderSOn
Miss Flva VI. ForncrOOk
John X. Watkins
Mrs. Irene y. Murphy
Miss Mary VI. O'Neill
Waiter W T. SCOTT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

"Rebuilt' WITH lradcin 40 n "a
FOR FORD Va tor ,eb4Ddrns ~
Your astou' The duston get economy and
performance by sHrrq ~ Rebuilt ctl4hs block
rebuilt from The ground not Just ovehaued II has III
parts 81 actoyrene~ed parts ia rebuilding operatona
Rebuilt carburs'er for Ford We Lead Coated hui'lsr
'34'3s ...... E1eh Price 2.89 for Ford $3.50 LOB
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

Made by Wilson! Strata
bow construction for best
control. splendidly balanced,
powerful.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

now. To whom could I write 10
find out where he is?
A--His destination l. mill
tary secret and cannot be d.
tlilged IL sometimes takes
weeks and even months 10 hear
from some one overseas. II YOU
do not hear from him within
reasonable length of time write
or contact the Red Cross head
quarters in your county.
Mrs. q. W. r.: A-The fore
going will answer your inquiry.
Worried Mother / am A widow
and have one boy IN thc ar corps.
My other son supports me and a
l3-veHF-oid daughter. Can ny son
TT 1-frrTCT' ~ arr7 vrry vTr-iy ann
worried Any advice VIII be ap-
py,o.1fcr
A-This l. a matter that YOU
should discuss with your sons
draft board.
Mr. c. y a.: Q r 2 man IA,
been lnducred during the first
draft period and has been gwen
one turiUu-r during TINS time,
which IS now over two years. !
no oEcr permitted 20 return from
an overseas post where No is now
stationed realize the great dis
tanCc between some of our men
and home. However this partlCu-
lar soldier is not at oar most re-
mote post
A-FurloughS arc granted by
the commanding officer Of the
unit 10 which the man belongs
when II can he done without
manifest in jury To the best in
trrc>t> OF the individuals or the
service. Burroughs NAV be
granted on the basis OF 80 days
wear. but viii he confined 10
periods not in excess ~ Is days
at any one time except in cases
81 extreme emergency or return
ing from service outside OF the
nItcd States, or COMMISSIONERS
IN the station or general hospi-
tai.
II = Q--l MAS tHnCd down by
The army and would like 10 know
i can get INTO the Civil AIR Pa
troll IEpW can l get ntormd ion
On the CAP2
A-Call Cadillac 1901.
Your Own Horoscope" nv
Frances Drake. ~ one Of MANY
famous features in The Detroit
Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
.bIernI Clinic:
Husband Leaves Her, 5 Children
With No Funds; WhatW She DO?

Wabon hcartaches headaches the hundreds have
kome before the WAR PROBLEM CLINIC since its inception
Heveral months ago by The Detroit Times.
Problems ranging from that of the ove-strck young girl
who wonders whether her before he
away 10 that OF the workers wife who 10 know
how keep him home have been discussed the WAR
rnl1rn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23
Leaves Her Husband,
Seeks Protection

War Problem Clinic.
I've been married HHe taaH- s"d
have tWn children and duriuL 'ri,
time I've found my husband and
| cannot get along We've sep
aratcd several Times tu because
OF tho C7Titrrr itr- tttr7t - five
VIII INN buy ma va TIT dr1S5-
lutclv incompatible Ills consistent
bcalrgS We're running nN health
and the babNs nerve, SO ] took
the baby and lct' the state and
now I'm working and keeping the
children
Since 7 'of'. though 10 ha,
been annoying wN relatives claim
ing ho has e statewide search oI'
and that ! kituapcd my o"r
children. ! also find ne claims 70
hape .0~'c letters written 20 me
IE mon thatI don't even know
Can ne cpTpc' mo 10 90 bach
10 my home state Il he find, ou'
where ! am. or vt8' can "a" 90
MRS. y p.
Dear Mrs ~ y:
Your husband cannot compel
YOU To 20 back To- your home
state. hut court order award
ing the custody Of the children
to Nou would safeguard your
possession az them. This would
entail legal proceedings. con
corning which YOU should con
suit an attorney.
JAMES y. CHF\OT, Judge
Of WAYNE County Circuit Court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

All money sent A. senders risk DO NOT
send cash or stamps All checks drafts
and money orders should he made payable
10 THE TIMES PUBLlsHING COMPANY.
international News Service has the eNclu-
sivs rights n uue for approximation M any
form aI vevs disnqfches credited t0 u or
rot othtrwiss oIedlted n this papfr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

Your Own Horoscope" nv
Frances Drake. j. one Of many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-23

suhscr. ption rate On advance, by mail
~ any place IN ne United states Canada
NJ Mexico con Canadian subscriptions adj
1917 to cover war import TAX.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-04
Radio Quintet Has
Rich Background
Fine Arrangements

When the Southernalres come
to this city on Sunday. Dec. ~ at
the Grand Terrace auditorium
(Woodard and W. Grand Blvd
local concert goers will be priH-
legged 10 hear group that IS
ranked among the greatest vocal
ensembles heard today over the
radio or on the concert stage.
AS their name implies. these
colored singers are true sons CT
the South singing the melodies
OF their native soil with an ar
tlstry that has seldom been
equalled.
with nearly two thousand
songs IN their repertoire. heir
programs are full OF variety.
Their repertoire covers three cen
turtles OF Negro music, including
African chants. spirituals, slave
songs. popular Negro songs OF
contemporary time They are al
30 able interpreters OF other
kinds OF vocal music, presenting
classics and ballads as effective
" as they do songs OF their own
race.
First winning widespread popu-
larity through their broadcast
over the networks OF the Nation
al Broadcasting company, The
Southernaires finally responded
10 urgent demands that they
make personpl appearances on the
concert stage Here their sue
cess has matched that which
they won on the radio.
Their personnel includes VIII
liam Edmonson. basso; Ray Yeat-
es. tenor: Jay Stone Toneya BARI
tone. Lowell Peters, second ten
or, and Spencer 0dom. accom-
PIANIST and arranger.
They have sung together as
group so spendidly, they are
seldom thought OF individually.
But behind these four famous
voices. however. are four distinct
ly different personalities.
Their backgrounds are rich In
musical experience. and colorful
from the viewpoint OF variety.
KEEP REGisTERED--
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-04
John K. Graham. Attorney

John X. Graham. Attorney
BOG =. Vernon Highway
STATE or MICHIGAN. in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
WAYNE. in Chancery.
LOUIS PETERSON. Plaintiff va.
FANNIE MAE PETERSON, De-
fend1nt.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-04
LEGAL NOTICES
Chas. Il. Berry, Attorney
1905 Broadway

STATE OF MICHIGAN. in the
Circuit Court for the County Of
Wayne, IN Chancery
BENJAMIN J. GREEN. Plain
tiff VS.. LETHA NJ GREEN. De-
PENDANT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-04

Fans OF Alberta Adams and her
famous blues singing viii soon
be able 10 hear her voice al home
and on the juke boxes. She plans
TO make several recordings. .ac-
companIed by Wade Boykin and
his band.
Alberta. who is currently play
Ing at the Club p & G, has long
been noted for her versions OF St.
Louis Blues, and other we'll
known and well-liked numbers.
As soon as these waxings are
completed, they will first he
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-04
Popular Vocalist To Record
Favorite Music Of B & c Patrons

heard on the juke boxes at the
B & c, then they Will be placed
on sale. Alberta says she'll APP
preciate any suggestions as 10
what numbers the folks would
like 10 have recorded.
New songstress appearing at
The B g. c this week is winsome
Velma Newsome, who seems TO
be going over great with the
crowds. She has a peculiar style
all her own, that is quite inimit-
able.
"Ash-can" LaRue is still keep
ing the morale high by keeping
then laughing. and things like
that. Many folks don't know It.
but he ia the producer brain be-
hind the scenes OF the show.
Wade Boykin. pianist and band
leader is still holding forth with
everything from sweet and low 20
red-hot boogie woogie.
Another popular singer who al
ways holds her own IL Ethel
Mason. who is appearing in the
current show She was held
over for second engagement
The dancing girls, Billy Carter.
NC. and the band. fill out an en-
PERTAINING lime behind The bar
and keep the place jumping con-
stantly.
Tag more y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-04
BROADCAsTINc FROM
y. Us CAFE ZANZIBAR

Don Redman and His Orches-
ira arc the featured attraction
over the Mutual network. We'd
nesdays and Saturdays. 1912
midnight, Eastern War Time and
on Sundays from Z pm. to 7:30
pm. EWT A group OF stellar
acts that include Bill Bailey. tap
dancer Maurice Rocco the SEN
sational Boogie- Woogie specialist;
Buck and Bubbles. Ada Brown.
Tops and vida, and lovely
Dolores Brown. Redman's music
IS by far one OF the musical
hiehlights along Broadway. Red
man embarks on tour OF thea
tres and one-nighters on Jan. 10.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-04
NO. sil.Ii3
ORDER OF FERTILIZATION

At n session OF said Court held
ut the Court House al the city
Of Detroit on Nov. ?. AID. 1919.
Present: Honorable LESTER s.
MOLL. Circuit Judge
In tbs cause. II appearing by
affidavit on file that the defend
ant Fannie Mae Peterson. cam
not he served BY process ont o.
this Court as she IS not resident
Of the state OF Michigan. but re-
sides IN tho City Of Hamilton
County cf Builor State ~ Ohio.
on MOTION OF John X.
GRAHAM Attorney for Plaintiff
Louis Peterson.
1T IS ORDERED that the de-.
fendan'. Fannie Mac Peterson, ap-
pear and answer tho Bill Of Com
plaint IN this cause within three
months from the date of this Or
der or that said Bill will he taken
rs confessed and that this order
be published according 70 law
md cory thereof he served M
on the defendant by registered
mail as required by law.
LESTER 6 NOLL.
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy
CAsPAR J. LINGEMAN, Clerk
BY A. a. RERGcER,
Deputy Clerk 1e-t-l-l5.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-04
LEGAL NOTICES

OF this order be published. ac-
cording TO law in the Detroit
Trionne newspaper printed
published and circulating in Conn
~ and also that copy OF said
order be sent to said defendant
az her last known address. 63l9
Stanford Avenue, Detroit, Mich
iean. by registered mail.
JAMES +. CHENOT.
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy
CAsPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk.
A. A. BERGER,
Deputy Clerk. 1e-4-f-15
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-04

It's a Feast for the Eyes and HEARTH.
It's MONS Musical Comedy HiL
"Crl CraIy'...
Bringing holiday mood to your theatre
n
With the festivities headed BY Mickey
Rooney. Judy Garland and Tommy
Dorsey and his Orchestra
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-04

Closing successful engage.
ment AT The Paradise theatre
Thanksgiving night, Buddy john
son and his Decca recording
orchestra embarked for the Mid.
die and South West Friday on
what may be the younr orches.
ira leaders farewell tour for
The duration. Twice granted de.
ierments by his local draft hoard
IN Harlem, Rudy expects TO be
Indicted Into The armed services
Jan. 81. Hc i % years old and
single.
KEEP REGIsTERED
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-04
No. 35O.O3i
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

At session OF said Court held
in the city II Detroit Wayne
County Michigan. on Nov %,
AID. 1943.
Present: Honorable JAMES F.
CHENOT, Circuit judge.
II appearing 10 this Honorable
Court from affidavit on file here
in that after process for the ap-
paarance OF the defendant having
lecn duly issued the defendant
could not BE- served hy reason OF
her absence from her place OF
residence. and that II cannot he
hscerta.ncd in what state or
country the defendant, Letha VI.
Green. resides.
ON MOTION OF CHARLES B.
BERRY. Attorney for the plain
tlff.
1T is ORDERED. that a copy
Evening star., 1943-03-05
Frank Dwight 1hroop, "a,
Newspaper Official, Dies

BV he Assoc isted Press
LINCOLN, Nebr., March 5.-Frank
Dwight Throop, "a, publisher of the
Lincoln Star and vice president and
director of the Lee Syndicate. which
operates newspapers in Iowa, Ne
braska, Missouri, Wisconsin and Illi-
nois, died yesterday at his home.
He had been inactive in business
for a year and a half due to a
heart ailment. and had been con-
fined to bed since yesterday.
Mr.. Throop also was president of
the Central States Broa dcasting Co..
Omaha. and the KFOR Broadcast
ing Co. and Cornbelt Broadcastne,
Co., both of Lincoln His newspaper
career began in 1900 as reporter
for the Musca tine. Iowa. Journal.
and seven years later he was pub
Usher of the newspaper, post he
held eight years. A native of
Mount Pleasant. Iowa, Throop was
a member of the Associated Press
and a former president Of the IN
land Daily Press Association.
Two daughters, Mrs. o. V. CAL
houn and Mrs. w B. Mcdonald.
both of Lincoln, survive.
Mr.. Throop was a vice president
Evening star., 1943-03-05
Funeral Set Tomorrow
For Mrs. Alice OxIey

Mrs. Alice M Oxlev, rs. formerly
OF Washington, died Wednesday at
the home of her niece. Mrs. J. Her
bert Brown of PooleSville. Md. Fu-
neral services will be held at II am
tomorrow at the home of Mrs
Brown. Burial will be in Glenwood
Cemetery
Mrs, OXley. the former Miss Alice
Hardy, was diSbursing officer at St
Ellzabeths Hospital for IS wears,
The WlGoW Of Robert w. OXley. Mrs.
OXley was native OF WASHINGTON
and lived here until she moved re-
Gently 10 Montgomery County. She
was member of the Anacostia
Episcopal Church.
Besides Mrs, Brown. she is sur-
VlVed by three other nieces. Mrs
Allce Slsson and Mrs. jeanette
Goodman of Washington and Mrs
Mary GlaV of Florida and a nephew
Harry Hardy of this city.