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Evening star., 1943-11-09
Women's S Ad Club 10 Gel
Charter al Ceremony Today

The WOmens Advertising Club of
Washington will be presented a
charter of affiliation with the Ad-
vertising Fedora ton of America by
Willard D. Egolf. vice president, at
ceremonies in the Georgian room Of
the Lee Sheraton Hotel at $50 pm
today.
Senator Capper. Republican, of
Kansas will participate in the pro-
gram which is to be broadcast from
SIS to 7 pm. over Station WINK
Other guests who will take part in
clude Mai c. J. Rose, founder-presi-
dent Of the Advertising Managers
Association of Great Britain; off,
Gers and Board of Directors of the
Advertising Club of Washington
Kathryn Fox. president Zonta Club,
and Elizabeth Cullen, president
Washington Quota Club.
The club, whose membership rep
resents all branches of local adver-
tising, was founded last April and
now has membership of 35 woman
advertising executives. Meetings
are held semimonthly.
Officers include Betty D. Gwyer,
president: Helen K Mobberly, vice
PRESIDENT: Catherine Stivers, treas
urer; Edith c. Lusby, corresponding
secretary; Lilyan K Harris. record
ing secretary. Committee chairmen
are Sally Muchmore, program; Car
men Mumma, social; Violetta B. Suit
ton, membership, and Edith Gus
tafson, publicity.
Evening star., 1943-11-09
DR.. Waller W. Cook Dies;
Noted LEGAL Educator

DR.. Walter Wheeler Cook, 10. pro-
fessor of law at Northwestern Uni
versity, died Sunday at Upper
Lake. N. Y. He resided here in 1894
and 1885 when he was general secre-
ta;y of the American Association of
University Professors His body is
expected to arrive here today for
burial.
DR.. Cook from 1884 until last
july was an active member of the
Committee on Practice of the United
States Treasury. formerly the Com
mittee on Enrolment and Disbar-
ment.
He was born in Columbus, Ohio.
and received his A. B. and LII. NJ.
degrees at Columbia University and
his LII. D. degree at the University
OF Wisconsin. AS a John Tyndall
fellow of Columbia he studied at
the Universities of Jena, Leipzig and
Berlin.
DR.. Cook taught at number
OF universities, including Columbia
Nebraska, Missouri, Yale and Johns
Hopkins. At one time he was secre-
tary-treasurer and later president
OF the Association of American Law
Schools. He also held the same
positions in the Order of Golf.
DR.. Cook was member Ui the
Cosmos Club here and Delta Kappa
Epsilon, Phi Beta Kappa and phi
Delta Phi fraternities.
Besides his wife. Mrs. Elizabeth
1ddings Cook. he leaves four dauer-
ters by previous marriage, Miss
Edith Newman Cook and Mrs. Mary
Newman Hall of Washington. Mrs.
Helen Cook Law. State College. Pa.
and Mrs, Dorothy Cook Breland,
Nvack. N. Y.
Evening star., 1943-11-09
New Mckenzie Trial
Opens on Charges
OF Assault, Robbery

James r. Mckenzie, %, colored
once under sentence of death on the
same charges, is on trial for the
second time in District Court on
charges of assaulting and robbine
a 26-year-old married woman clerk
IN cleaning establishment in the
3400 block of Fourteenth street NV
on June "a, 194l.
An altman jury was selected yes
terday before Justice Matthew F.
Mcguire for the new trial, which
was granted Mckenzie by the Court
of Appeals on March 9, 1912 Pre-
viously. the defendant had been con-
victed in July, 194l. and sentenced
to die in November of that year.
series of delays had set the date OF
execution back to April II, l942.
Judge Held in Error.
The new trial was granted by the
appellate court on the ground that
Federal Judge T. Whitfield David
son of the Northern District OF
Texas. who was here on temporary
duty, had been in error in failing to
tell the jury in plain words that If
the circumstances of the identifi-
cation were not convincing, they
should acquit."
The young married woman took
the stand yesterday to recount to
the jury the details of her experience
two-and-a-half years ago. She said
her assailant robbed the cash reg
lister in the store at the point of a
gun and then took money from her
purse.
Testifies on Assault.
She testified she was then forced
into a back room of the store, partly
bound and criminally assaulted
Her attacker, she went on, then
tied her to pole and gagged her
before leaving the store
Identification of Mckenzie was
made later by the woman vher
she was driven around the streets
by two police officers.
The case is being presented for
the Government by Assistant United
States Attorney Bernard Margolius
Mckenzie is represented by Charles
Ford. counsel appointed by the
court.
Evening star., 1943-11-09

JOSEPH S. DAVIS. Secretary
WOLFE, MARY THERESA Suddenly,
eency HOSPITAL, NARY THERESA woLFE.
the. beloved daughter of the late John G
and Johanna A. Wolfe.
Funeral from her late residence. 1929
Harvard st. NV. on Wednesday, Novem-
Der 10, at $50 m. REQUIEM mass at ST.
stephens Church at 10 am. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
WoRTHINGTON, JOHN II. On Thurs
dsy; 1ey;, Nqyem5er la43 At Lewes: Del;
Elaine Worthington. father of Robert Mel
son Worthineton, son of Mrs. Susie j.
Gllboy.
SERVICES at Chambers funeral home.
o17 / lth st. Sc. on Wednesday, Novem-
Der 10, al @:%o pm. Interment at Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
WRIGHT, NELLIE NJ On Tuesday, No
vember 9. 1943, at Emergency Hospital,
NELLIE NELLIE M WRIGHT Of 451l Chase ave,
Finn.
home. ea0l l4th st. NV, on Thursday,
November IL. at I" noon. 1nterment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 10
Evening star., 1943-11-09
|Soucer-Shoped Battle Suit
Developed for Men in Navy

ing in a saucer-shaped craft. He
can then detach himself from the
boat and start fishing, the speaker
added, as the boat is equipped with
tackle.
A compressed air container in
f1ates the rim OF the folded rubber
boat. The suit with the boat at
tachment, the speaker said, is one
of the latest developments of the
Naval Medical Center at Bethesda
1t now is being tested, he said, but
Is not yet accepted by the Navy.
Evening star., 1943-11-09
George S. Baldwin Rites
|Will Be Held Today

Services for George S. Baldwin,
SO, retired Navy Yard electrician,
were to be held today at the Cham
bers Southeast funeral home. Bur-
ial was to be in Glenwood Gene
terry. Mr.. Baldwin died Saturday
at his home, l247 South Carolina
avenue Sc, after a years illness.
A native of Washington, he at
tended local schools. He is survived
by his widow. Mrs. Bessie G.. Bald
win; three sons. Russell E.; George
P. and Wilbur f. Baldwin: two
daughters, Mrs. Ruth l.. Lyons and
Mrs. Marion B. Chase; two sisters.
Mrs. Mary Roache and Mrs. Pearl
Ferber, and four grandchildren, all
of Washington.
Evening star., 1943-11-09

Like other battle suits recently
developed ny the Navy, Comdr. Ho-
gan said, this one protects the
wearer against blast injuries both
on ship and in the water.
Most injuries on a warship, he
said, are caused by blast. Relatively
few men are struck by shell frag-
ments, but many are injured by be-
ing knocked against walls and bulk
heads.
Blasts in the water are far more
deadly Comdr Hogan said. Il have
seen numbers of men swimming
until there was a great churning
of the water as depth bomb ex-
plodes. Then heads bobbing up
and dOWn-dead."
Evening star., 1943-11-09

LAUGH1ON, Jr.. who was taken from
H. Iassl sleVen wears ago '0oas' November =
loyal heart, spirit brave,
soul that was cure and true.
WIFE AND CHILDREN.
LENNOX. DR.. PORTER B. In sad but
band b Of my asSea
passed away five years ago today, Novem-
her 9. 1888.
Today my heart is heavy,
My thoughts are all of thee:
Oh how miss you. Porter, dear.
None but God in Heaven can see.
Some say time heals an aching heart.
For so ve no. ons !, sR Years have passed Porter
And my heart n,,ul, stu ACHES ,slYnz for yqg;
LuCkETT. EI,I:o FAME S.I In remembrance
FANNIE LUCKETT. who left US sixteen
years ago today, November ., 1927.
You crossed the rasins sea Of time,
The angry billows around us roll.
BY faith we are sailing on
With only one last hone in view.
And this we know is true
You never can return to u.s.
HER RI TOYING cHfIbREN AND GRAND
MORRIS. GEORGE II. In loving men,
GEORGE II. MORRIS Sh9 Who departed epa i'jei This
1899
Just line Of sweet remembrance,
Just memory fond and true;
Just token of our devotion
That our hearts still grieve for you
HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN
SCHROEDER, GEORGE B. In loving
remembrance of my boy, GEORGE B.
SCHROEDER. who passed beyond Novem-
Der 9, 1887.
Sometimes when shadows cross ms path
and am all alone, reach my hand across
the mist and clasp the hand of YOU.
DEVOTED MOTHER.
Evening star., 1943-11-09
1n Mrmnrtat1t

LAUGBTON. LYMAN j., JR. In cher
ished lemembrance Of our daddy: LYMAN
J LAUGHTON, Jr.. who was taken from
us eleven years ago today, November g.
1922
Evening star., 1943-11-09

A new battle suit for naval per-
sonnel that has a two-pound boat
attached to the back was described
yesterday at a luncheon of the
Washington Building Congress in
the Hotel Mayflower by Comdr.
Bartholomew Hogan, former medi-
cal officer on the aircraft carrier
Wasp, which was lost in the Solo
mons.
Once in the water, Comdr. Hogan
said, the Wearer turns on his back.
pulls cord and finds himself w.
Evening star., 1943-11-09

TRUKOSITZ, NETTIE On Monday.
November S, 1913, at ! 30 am. at Salt
| axe City. Utah, NETTIF TRUK KOsITZ
tnee CreenwelD, beloved wife of Frank
Trukositz and mother of Helen and James
Ernest Greenwell. Viola Balderson and
Gladys Beckwith, and sister of Albert T.
MabarS. 10
WAITE. GEORGE r. On Monday No
vember s, 1a43, at Alexandra HoSpita
Alexandria. Va, GEORGE P WAITE be-
loved husband of Emma w Waite and
brother Of Mary kinche'oe of Manassas,
Va
Remains resting at Hysongs funeral
home. 1900 N st. NV. where services will
pm. Relatives and friends are invited
to attend. 1nterment Cedar Hill Gem
eterv.
Evening star., 1943-11-09
Five British Agents Held
By Police in Hunqcry

STOCKHOLM. Nov. o.-Swedish
press dispatches from Budapest yes
terday reported that five men identi-
fed by Hungarian police as British
agents had been arrested in Buda-
pest cafe while disguised as Hun
garian Army officers.
The police declared the five ar
rived in Hungary as parachutists,
the diSpa tch. added
Evening star., 1943-11-09
1n Mrnturtant

HENSEN, SARAH AND GEORGIANA
In loving remembrance Of our devoted
mother, SARAH HENSEN, who departed
nineteen years ago, November l.. 1924
and our dear sister, GEORGIANA, who
left US one wear aso November Q, 1912.
Dear mother and sister, We miss you. sadly
And find the time long since you went;
But We will remember you always
And try to be brave and content.
We enjoyed such happiness
When we were all together:
Now our thoughts are all of thee.
Since you have gone forever
MARY E. AND JOSEPH A. HENSON AND
ADA B. SMITH AND FAMILY.
KNOWLES, JAMES H. Dear Jim: God
has called you from this world. but you
have left a beautiful memory in the hearts
of those you left behind who love yoi
THE FAMILY
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-28
GuerriIIas Menace
Nali Base a! Niksit

LONDON, Sept. % - (P) -
Yugoslav guerrilla forces were
reported today to be menacing
the German base at Niksjc in
Montenegro after capturing the
mountain town OF Savnik, so
miles inland from the Adriatic
Sea.
Capture of Savnik was an
nounced last night in a special
communique broadcast by the
Yugoslav liberation Army and
heard in London by Yugoslav
listeners. The patriot forces also
were said to be in control of
Zadljak, Is miles northeast of
Nikslc, and TO command COM
munications between German
bases fr0 the interior.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-28
Noah RObPrfrOU

Moan Robertoy, a LIE resident
Of Macomb county. passed away
az ST. Joseph Hospital, Pontiac,
early Friday morning Death
was the result of an accident he
sustained on last Saturday
Mr.. Robertoy was born in Ma
comb county on August 5, 90
years ago, the son of Andrew
and Amelia Thomas Robertoy.
More than so years ago he came
TO farm on the Runyan road
where he lived until following
the death of his wife in 1928.
Since then he has made his
home with his children.
He had long been a member of
ST. Lawrence Church in Utica.
He took an active part in helping
TO erect the church building
which no wstands on Van Dyke
road.
He is survived by one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Alice Maidmant OF
Romeo; three sons, Joseph of
Pontiac, Arthur of Washington,
and Andrew of Romeo. Two
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Captain Medium,

Last rites for Captain George
Meldrum, 81, who died at the
Port Huron Hospital Sunday
from injuries sustained in a fall
down a flight of stairs, will be
held Thursday morning at $50
from the A. A. Frederick Funer-
al Home. Marine City. and at
10 a. m. from the Holy Cross
Church. Burial will follow at
the Holy Cross Cemetery.
He is survived by two sons,
Van of Port Huron and Herbert
of Marine City; daughters, Mrs.
Grant Hughes, Mrs. Elmer Bias
sett. both of Port Huron. and
Mrs. John Stockwell OF Marine
City; brothers, Henry, William,
Lawrence of Mount Clemens:
sisters, Mrs. Caesar Pei
tier Mrs. Greiner of Detroit,
Mrs. Herman Miller of Mount
Clemens. and Mrs. Ernest Wolff
of Crosse Pointe: % grandchild-
rem: and IL Observation-Disclosures.
Captain Medium returned TO
the sea al the age of 70 years
after so years OF previous serV-
ice on the Great Lakes. He be-
gan his career al the age OF ID
on the schooner St Catherine, a
ship owned by his father. Dur
ing the era of wooden steam
ships he shipped on the memoir
able Ruby, City of Mount Glenn
ems, Thomas L. Scott. and Allan
It's He later graduated 70 COM
mand Of the big steel freighters.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-28
Nine Injured
in Accidents

The condition OF James So
jack, 81, of New Baltimore,
who was critically injured in
car accident Friday at Utica
road and MOI continues TO be
grave today.
Sojack suffered severe cuts
and a fractured skull as a result
of a collision Friday at $50 p.
m. with car driven by Mrs
Luella Haase, "a, Clinton street,
near l5-Mile road.
Nine persons were taken to
ST. Joseph's hospital as a result
of the accident. They were:
Richard Haase, age 4, who suf-
fered two broken jaws; Thelma
LesSond, 10, and her sisters.
Doris, Is and Beverly, IA, Of
21723 Maxine street, St Clair
Shores; Doris Pacholke, Il, of
20600 Avalon street, st. Clair
Shores, and Gloria Hernnis,
$4,000 Ridgeway, st. Clair
Shores, who were riding in Mrs.
Haase's car. en- route TO a foot
ball game at Utica.
Riding with Sojack, who was
on his way TO work at Woodall
Industries, Detroit, was Robert
w. Goslyn, %, also of New
Baltimore, who works at the
Hudson Naval Ordnance. His in
juries were slight.
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Patricia Hobbs

The attempt by Sister Kenny.
famous Australian nurse, to save
the life of Patricia Hobbs, of
1904 Is Mile road, failed and
the l4-yesr-old girl died Sun
day. Private funeral services
were conducted Tuesday at 2 p.
m. from the d. n Cooley Flu
neral Home with burial at the
White Chapel Cemetery. She
died after three day illness at
the Herman Keifer hospital.
She is survived by her mother.
Mrs. Barbara Hobbs; brothers,
John of USN, Oscar, of the Ma
rines; sisters, Barbara, Jose
phine, Mary Lou. and Margaret.
She just started at the Lake
shore High School when the
malady. struck her.
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Mrs. III. A. Meyers

Funeral services for Mrs.
Georgia c. Meyers who died
Saturday will be held Wednes-
day at 100 p m. at the Hubbard
funeral home, II North ave-
nue.
Mrs Meyers is survived by
her husband, Harry A. Meyers,
and an aunt, Edith Fleming.
Chelsea. She was an active
member of the Methodist
church in Mount Clemens I'M
til her health failed five years
ago.
Rev. Alfred Landon will Of
ficiate at the services and inter
ment will be at Highland Gem
etery, Ypsilanti.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-28
Nazis Launch
Counter Blows
Seek TO Stoye OFF
Effects of Foqqio

LONDON, Sept, % 49, up -'
With Foggia's elaborate string of
air fields in Allied hands. the
Germans struck at once today in
an effort to shield themselves
from the grave strategic consc-
quences of the loss Of that vital
base.
AlmostNat the moment that
Gen. Dwight ID EiScnhower's
communique disclosed that Gen.
S ir Bernard l.. Montgomery's
forces had overrun Foggia. tho
Germans announced two quick
steps Of their own.
l. They threw landing forces
at the Island Of Corfu off the
west coast of Greece.
2 They attacked and claimed
10 have regained the Yugoslav
harbor city of Split. previously
stormed and seized by Yugo-
slav guerrillas.
In these operations, Hitler was
moving with all urgency against
a menace suddenly and vastly
increased against his Balkan
front for the capture Of Fogeia
by the British meant that the
whole of northern Italy, the
Danube Valley and southern
Germany itself now have been
brought more adequately under
the shadow of the Allied air
arm.
1t meant also that grand scale
facilities for Allied air action
against the Balkans had now
been obtained in an area only
$50 miles across the Adriatic
Sea.
The Berlin announcement Of
the occupation of Corfu, direct
~ across the lonian Sea from
the heel of the Italian boot. said
the Germans took over the en-
tire island after a short fight
with Italian troops who turned
down an ultimatum TO surren-
der.
In a separate announcement
broadcast short time before.
Berlin said the Dalmatian port
of Split, on the Adriatic coast
across from Italy and almost due
north of Foggia, was "stormed
and capture by German
troops"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-28
Jamai(ans
5purn Jobs
Will Quit
on Thursday

JACKSON, Mich, Sept. % -
Up Thirty Jamaican natives
sent 10 this county a week ago
by the War Food Administra-
ton 10 harvest potatoes have
served notice that they will
cease work Thursday at the ex-
piration of their contract with
the Federal government, accord
ing TO s. j. Culver. county ag-
ricultural agent.
They came here from a
summers labor in Minnesota
expecting wages of so cents an
hour, Culver said The contract
between John Wooster. potato
grower, and the VIA called for
As cents an hour. Compromise
followed when Wooster supplied
a cook and made food and shoe
ration arrangements.
Other objections arose. The
representative of the Jamaicans
expressed the opinion the men
should be paid on a piecework
basis. He also objected 10 the
living quarters because, he said,
Is men were sleeping in quar-
tiers so small the hunks touched
and were eating in the same
room.
Culver said WA spokes-
man informed him that the agen.
cy may seek to supply other la
Dor for the two-thirds of the
potato crop still to be harvested.
Meanwhile, Culver is appeal
ing to persons employed locally
on a part time basis 10 aid in
tkn tarNrCftnd
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Obituaries

Clyne funeral home, East De-
troit, Tuesday, Sept. %. At 8 p.
m. The Rev. Robert d. Richards
will officiate. Burial will be at
Vernon, Mich, on Wednesday at
2 p. m.
Mrs. Fortress died Monday at
Grace Hospital. Detroit. She is
survived by her husband, Henry
Fortress, and by the following
children: Mrs. Vern Snyder,
Owosso; Mrs. Hazel Wagenti,
Detroit; Edwin Fortress, Detroit;
Arthur, Almont; Henry Jr., East
Detroit; four grandchildren and
one great grandchlld.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-28
Bull Dog Only Hunting
Casually Reported

The hunting season started
Saturday with no fatalities yet
recorded Only injuries recorded
were sustained by bulldog
who suffered lack of appetite
and two minor bullet wounds.
The sheriffs department re-
ported that bulldog owned by
Sam Freshney, of Route 2, was
accidentally shot Saturday by
two hunters who escaped with
out their capture when they
noticed that their victim wasn't
a waterfowl.
The dog was hit by two pei
lets as he was eating a leg from
a roast chicken. The bulldog was
not seriously injured and he is
expected 10 live 70 eat another
chicken leg.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-28
Mrs. COsllcau

Funeral services for Mrs. An
ma NJ. Conway, as. o l5754 Ev-
ergreen, East Detroit, will be
held at the William D. Clyne flu
neral home in East Detroit on
Thursday. Sept. 30, al $50 m,
and at ST. Veronica's Catholic
church al 9 am, the Rev. FIR
F. X. Cox officiating.
Mrs. Conway died Monday at
ST Joseph's hospital. Detroit,
where she had been a patient for
two days. She is survived by
her husband. Charles G.. Con-
way, and two sisters, Mrs. Mar
CARED Siddall and Mrs. Tena
O'Brien, both of Rumford,
Maine.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-28
Na1is Claim Capture Of YuqosIav Harbor

LONDON, Sept. 28-CP)-The
Berlin radio reported today that
German troops had captured the
Yugoslav harbor town of Split,
which was occupied by Yugo-
slav guerrillas after Italy's
equalization.
The broadcast Berlin an
nouncement, recorded here by
the Associated Press, said:
"The Dalmation port OF Split
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-28
Sailor Hurt in Blast
Reporied Recovering

A letter received recently by
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Meeker,
1892 Rowe street, Detroit, from
their son Apprentice Seaman
Harlan, Jr., who was badly in
jured in an explosion at the
Norfolk Naval Air Station in
Virginia on Friday, Sept. II,
brought the good news that his
condition is much improved, he
is able to sit up in bed, and it
was not necessary to have his
leg amputated as doctors origin
ally thought necessary.
He expects TO be back in
training in II weeks.
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daughters, Mrs. Della Wells and
Mrs. Jennie Miller preceded
their father in death. He is also
survived by - grandchildren,
p Observation-Disclosures, and 2
great-great- grandchildren.
Services were conducted from
the Schwarzkoff Funeral Home,
Utica. on Tuesday, September
%, al $50 and at 900 o'clock
at St Lawrence Church. Rev.
f. j. DeKeyser officiating. Bur
ial IN the Prestonville Cemetery.
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Jay COddimgfOm

Funeral services for Jay Cod
dington, 81, of Romeo who died
Monday Will be held Thursday
afternoon from the Wilbur Flu
neral Home with burial at the
Romeo Cemetery Rev. Oscar
Bowman will officiate. He is
survived by his wife, Hattie, and
son, Stanley, of Detroit. Cod
dington lived all his life at Ro-
meo and had been active in the
Masonic Lodge No. Al.