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NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT AND REPORT
 AND PETITION

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on August 20th, 1943, GEORGE JONES, as administrator of the es-. tate of FRED JOHN POESSEL, de- ceased, made and filed in the apoye entitled Court at Sitka, Alaska, his Final Account and Report and Pe- tition for Distribution and, that on. said day the said Court entered its order directing that a hearing be had upon said Final Account and Report and Petition before it on Saturday, October 18th, 1943. at 1000 o'clock A. M., at the office of the said United States Commission er, Sitka Commissioners Precinct, Territory of Alaska, and requiring all persons to then and there appear and make their objections, if any, thereto, and to the settlement there- of and to the payment and escheat- ed of all the residue of this estate to the Territory of Alaska
 Dated at Sitka, Alaska. this 20th day of August, 1943.
 CSEAI) WILLIAM w. KNIGHT,
 U. s. Confnissione rand Ex-
 officio Probate Judge.
 First publication. Aug. "A, 1943. Last publication. Sept. II, l943.
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THE KINGS KowTOw

Italians chalk this up to bad judg
 ment. But what they cannot for give is the manner in which the King, after accepting Mussolini and discovering what he really was, con- tinued to pay him abject obeisance. Particularly they resented the man her in which the King publicly kiss ed and embraced Mussolini, Never will they forget the fact that when
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}. c. }.

An sos. for public school teach CTS is isued by A. B. Phillips, Super intendent of Schools. A full-time algebra or eighth grade teacher is needed and the list of substitute teachers is short.
 The superintendent today asked that anyone interested and qualified to teach interview him He is avail able during the school day in his office in the school building.
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MODERN ETIQUETTE 'y ROBERTA LEE

girls chair he taking her o public place?
 A. This is the duty do there waiter present.
 child for writing notes?
 stationery in small size and not of any decided color
 O. of a when making an afternoon call? A. plain street dress t5
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register, those children who are the youngest will be removed from the class rolls Registration may be made with Mrs. Elsie Haegle, teach CT of the class, in her school room on the first floor of the grade school building.
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LOOK and LEARN sy. c. GORDON

l. Who was James Longsreet? g. What is meant by perspicuy? 8. Where is the Colorado Desert? 4. Who the Amazons? B. What name given student of the Naval Academy?
 ANSWERS: fgais l. He was Confederate general. g. Cearness of expression thought B. In southeastern California and part of Nevada. A. In Greek mythology, a race of female warriors B. A midshipman
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from the people of the Territory after which the cruiser named. Send in your contribution dime or a nicke, to:
 CRUISER ALASKA FUND
 GOVERNORS OFFICE
 JUNEAU, ALASKA
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY

Sylvia Davis Floyd Fagerson Donald Scott Albert Brown
 Gil Rich
 E. Loomsi Emma Nelson Ellen Shaffer R. F. McDevitt Theoda M. Kann
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HOSPITAL NOTES

Ed B. Hardy entered St Ann's Hospital yesterday from TenaKee as medical patient.
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NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Is to be published this month and forms will close Sept. 20, for space, listings and changes, please call the Juneau and Douglas Telephone Go. Phone APO before the closing date.
 adv.
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TIDES TOMORROW i ]

High tide-2:23 a. m., 19.O feet.
 Low tide-8:34 a. m., -2.1 feet. High tide-2:48 p. m., 19.3 feet.
 Low tide-8:59 D. m., 20 feet.
 The center of the earth is be- lieved to be hotter than any hu- man being could stand.
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RUMMAGE SALE Lutheran Church Parlors, Wed. September IS. Starts 10 am. Call Red 360 for Collections.
 adv.
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Because of the scarcity of rope, doormats art icing made of fabricated wood.
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Mrs. Jack Dunn was admitted tt St. Ann's Hospital on Monday foi surgery.
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A daughter, weighing seven pounds and one ounce, was born to Mrs Charles Aubert at St. Ann's las' evening.
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FEET HURT?

TEE~ hON1s ;8-1.f |. If so, see pr. D. w. Knowles, latest scientific methods. Osteopath and Chiropodist,
 Office 387 Lower Lobby, Baranof Hotel
 Home, Red 669
 adv.
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Washington nerTy-.I 6o-Round

ccontinued from Page one'
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Mrs. William J. Helan gave birth to a seven pound, five-ounce baby boy at St. Ann's Hospital early this morning.
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BUY WAR BoNns
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Mrs. Earl Conkle, medical pa tient, was discharged from St. Ann's yesterday.
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Weather report: High, 52; low, 50.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE
First Half

SATURDAY. MAY 10
Newark Eagles ~ Phi. Stars
baltimore Elite Giants at Homestead Grays
NPittShurghl
y. Y. Black Ysnks at y. Y. Cuban stars
SUNDAY. MAY 10
Baltimore Elite Giants at Homestead GraYs
Washington.
rhila. Stars at Newark Eagles
y. Y. cuban stars Mt y, y. Black Yanss
yankee Stadium--2l
MONDAY. MAY II
Baltimore Ellie Giants AZ Homestead Grays
WEDNESDAY. MAY 10
Baltimore Elite Giants AZ Homestead Grays
THURSDAY. MAY 20
Newark Eagles at Homestead GraTs
FRIDAY. MAY 81
ST Louis Stars ~ Newark Eagles
SATURDAY MAY "a
Homestead trays ~ rhilA stars
Baltimore Elite Giants at y. y Black
lanks
Newark Eagles at 81. iouls stars
SUNDAY. MAY 20
phila. stars 81 Homestead Grsys wash
Rqltimore Elite Giants At ~ Y. Cuban
Stars Yankee Stadium--2l
-. Louis stars At Newark Eagles 81
TUESDAY MAY IS
baltimore Ellie Giants at Phila, Stars
THURSDAY MAY 81
81 Lous Stars ut Phila stars
SATURDAY. MAY 20
7, Cuban Stars at rhilA stars
Homes jesi GrsNs 81 81 Louis stars
y Y. Black Nsuks 81 Newark La.os
SUNDAY. MAY 30
Homestead Gtsts stRalgimnte Elite Giants
y y. Cuban star. 1t 81 Lonis stars t2)
MONDAY MAY 81
'. Y. Cuban stars ~ IhIa. stars ~
Homestead Gra,~ az Baltimore Elite Giants
Bsltinors Fli,c Giants A. Homestead Grays
tMashingtou-\ttel.
THURSDAY JUNE
.Rlark NEukS ~ phta stare
FRIDAY. JUNE
Y. Cuhan stars ~ Bnltimor" Elite Giants
Y Y Cuban stars At Homestead Gra!s
SUNDAY JUNE -
fhls Stars ~. 81 Louis Stars--Winner Va
New York Rlark Nanks ~ Yankee stadium
y Y. Cuban stars at Homestead Gtsys
(Wa.hington-2l
Newark Eagles at Baltimore Elite Giants
81
TUESDAY. JUNE IS
y. Y. Cuban stars At rhila. Stars
Homestead Grays at Baltimore Elite Giants
THURSDAY. JUNE II
Baltimore Elite Giants at rhla stars
y, r Cuban Stars at Newark Eagles -
FRIDAY JUNE 70
y. Y. Cuban Stars at Newark Eagles
SATURDAY. JUNE 10
Newark Eagles at -. Louis stars
SUNDAY. JUNE 20
7. Rark lanks at Baltimore Elite
Newark Ea.les at St Loui. stars ~
TUESDAY JUNE %
y \. BLACK N,uks ~ Baltimore Eiic Giants
THURSDAY. JUNE ~
Y Y R'ark NRuks ~ nht'1 S'Sfs
Homestead Gravs ~ baltimore Eltc Giants
SATURDAY. JUNE
Homestead G's,s a. rhiIa. stars
y y. cuban >tsrs ~ Ealtimorc F'iie Giants
Newark Eaglcs 81 y. y Bsk lanH
SUNDAY JUNE
w Rlsck Yanks A. Newark Eagles ~
v V. Cuban stars a. baltimore Ei'e G,ants
rhHa stars A. 81 lou. Stars ~
TUESDAY JUNE
50 Louis Stars ~ rhiln S'afs
Y. Y BlaDk Yanks ~ Newark Eagles
THURSDAY JUNE 10
Newark Eagle, a. Phils S'rrs -
FRIDAY. JUNE II
Newark Eagles ~ Baltimore Elite Giants
SATURDAY. JUNE IL
Y. Y Black Nanks ~ Ih'la ~tors
Newark Eagles a. Baltimore Elite Giants
SATURDAY. JUNE rs
Homestead draws At rhila S'ars
Y. \. cuban stare 81 \cWsrk Eagles
SUNDAY. JUNE a.
Rlack Nanks ~ y tuhsn Stars
=. Nankce S'adium-"i
Homestead GrsNs ~ Newark Eagles ~
/ rhlla,. stars AZ baltimore Kite nianis ca
THURSDAY. JULY
st Ionls Stars at t'hila stars
SATURDAY. JULY
Newark Eagles ~ rhla stars
Homestead Crnvs ~ IA .imorc Elite Giants
SUNDAY JULY
/ Newark Eagles at Homestead Gfays 'Nash
iuston-2l
y Rack Ynnks W ralt moro Eli''
CfsD,s and rhla stars ". y. \. Cuban
Sfars at Yankee stadium
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24
Need OF Cash Cause
OF Henry's Comeback

In criticism OF his recent bout
with Beau Jack, at New York,
when Armstrong lost close de-
cision. a columnist implied that
the opponent appeared 10 be
worried for fear he would hurt
his idol. Armstrong. former hol-
der OF three world titles, he
said:
"A sports writer is privileged
to say he doesn't like my fights
il that's Wha; he means. | know
IN my heart that gave Beau
Jack everything l had and ! feel
sGrc he was all out to hsttcn me,
# he could.
Although many sports author
ties criticize the return Of Arm
strong 70 the ring. he insists,
I'm positive | didn't make a
mistake in trying comeback
| never felt better in my life"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24
RUSS J. COWANS'
SPORT CHATTER

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So r-- ~ furnish entertainment for
SIC -.i r.rsncs> OF HARRISBURG
. iEoNosCr there's q >os.u.s OIL
r .u providing tba crtcg'a.r-
Mort O.. ,hc harrisburg residents
cs-e-ia.N those Who enjoy watching
$40 aa.cb7s clabs perform on the
fara,5 Johnson chap Who Is
v...- 80 divorce himself from tho
.frt #c;c Il heres n possible
Harec a. obtaining commensurate
csa..e. faces The difficulty Of find
cHW;c' % proficient ability 20
oc-t1rm IN Harrisburg uniforms
Wba:" On tho War Manpowrr Com
PRESTON urging every male 20 bend
H 81 r's toward winning the war
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24
BURTS.
PAGES FIVE'TO
EASY VICTORY
Brewster Seniors Win
Over All Stars In
Preliminary
BY ROY SIMPSON

The Old Timers won the city
championship Saturday night by
turning back Omega Psi Phi, win
ncrs OF the title in the Fraternity
league. IS 70 %. before a large
crowd Saturday night at st. Antoine
YM.C.A.
The Old Timers. winners OF the
Triple A championship in the Mich
igan Chronicle league two weeks
earlier. took over the situation in
the first quarter, leading at the end
Of the period, ii TO 2. With Elijah
Burt. Old Timer guard, began to
function in the second period and
through his efforts the Old Timers
had added 10 their advantage al the
halfway point leading % to 7.
A Slow Start
The Omega team, after slow
start, began to move up in the third
and fourth quarters. making ii
points in each of the final two per-
iods. but the die had been cast and
the advantage piled up by the Old
Timers was entirely too much for
the Omega players to overcome.
Burt contributed nine points to-
ward the success OF his team. Wynn
and Bryant also turned in nine
points for Omega. but their efforts
proved futile as Omega Jagged be-
hind
Wilbuh King was another stall
wart in the attack of the Old Tim
crs, collecting three field goals for
six points Ennis Stafford and J.
T. Robinson stymied the Omega
offense on numerous occasions with
their recovery OF the ball off the
bacHboards.
In the final minutes OF play Burt
brought the crowd TO its feet with
some spectacular shots, rammlng
home two field goals in four sec
onds. David 30 Sterling then put
the game on ice with four points
in two minutes OF play.
w. H. Simmons. OF the Western
Union Mutual Insurance company,
presented the winning team with a
trophy. donated by the company
He also presented LaVcrne Smith
with a medal for winning top scor-
ing honors in the Fraternity league.
and John Truss was given a medal
as the outstanding player in the
league.
The game was we'll handled by
Taliaferro, physical director OF ST.
Antoine YMC.A.. and Theodore Van
Buren,, referee and umpire. respec-
] lively.
In the preliminary game Brew
stcr Seniors, winners OF Class. A
title in the Michigan Chronicle
league defeated the strong All-Star
team from the Fraternity league
- 10 30
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24
Leaders Lose
TWo Canes;
Retain Berth

Friedenberg dropped two games
to Great Lakes in the Wolverine
league. Friday night at Paradise
Bowl. but was unable to maintain
first place by one game as Gordy
Contractors we're taking two from
Lcashay Confectionery.
Denton Johnson. leadoff man for
Gordy. fired sol 10 lead the attack
OF his team He opened with ZIG.
had a middle game Of l6l, and
closed with PA Chambers paced
Leashay with $50 and III. l56 and
203
Ready Power moved into tie
with Gordy Contractors for second
pace by sweeping the series with
Jax Five. 1887 to 1920 Murphy
paced the Ready Power FIVE with
$40 on 2l2. 1877 and li7
Velma Lunch won three from
Lark Grill. 2547 to 1928 Blake lead
ing the attack with 400 Donald
Finley paced Lark Grill with $40
Schmidts Beer forfeited three 10
Harvesters.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24

ST. LOUISIANA - Henry
Armstrong last week said that
among his reasons for staging a
comeback campaign IN the fight
ing arena was II needed the
money" He added, Il wasn't
broke. as some reports had it,,
but | found in my Is months Of
.inaction that fellow can't just
cut of his income and continue
10 live as l had been living
Four members of my family arc
directly dependent-upon me, be-
sides many others | help. just
had 10 at least make try at
getting some more of the impor-
tant money"
In the 10 bouts that he has
fought since his comeback open
cd last Junel, Henry is said 10
have taken in $200,0 900
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24
Nina Mae Mckinney
Goes To ID. G. Club

Observation-Disclosures new
floor show went into The Club Bal.
ne capitals newest night club, on
April 20 and brought Nina Mae Me
Kinney here as is feature attrac-
Ion.
Dcf Mont gomery, the male strip
'easer who scored personal hit
three weeks ago when the club had
Is opening. was held over in the
new snow that S. H. Dudley, Jr,
Sceped up.
Others in the cast includes Buddy
Bowsor. the Beschconbcrs. Victor a
Vigal vocalist, Billie and VIvlen,
and the Bali beauty chorus.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24
Three Skies
Drops 3 To
SettLesFiue

The big upset in the women's
division of the Motor City Bowling
league Thursday night at Paradise
Bowl was the three-game upset of
Club 666 by Settles and Son. 2044 TO
1910 Rosetta Morton paced the
Settles team with 443 while Sophia
Smith led the Three Skies five with
1913
A few weeks back Club 666 made
a complete sweep of three games
with Club Congo, pace settlers in
the league.
Virginia Dare won three from
Coy Corner, 1891 TO 1878 Ethel
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24

Taylor led the Virginia Dare team
with 437.
Acme Flowers won two from SUI
prcme Linen. 2l9l 10 Posi-. L. Wal
den was top scorer for Acme with
439. and Hazcllc TaOmas had 458
for Supreme Linen Horseshoe Bar
won two from Brady Health by
forfeit.
Picket Fence won two from AL
hambya Cafe. 1873 10 1862 Lucille
Bennett was high scorer for Picket
Fence with 48l. and Lula SaulS
paced Alhambra with AS Bowling
won three from Silver Leaf
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24

a record OF 489 points against 400 for
their opponents. c, Ship led in
the scoring with 43 baskets and
10 free throws for SO points. S.
Dixon was second with 80 points on
field goals and foul shots.
During the current season the
Intermediates ran up total Of 226
field goals while their older con-
tcmporaries were collecting 248.
The Intermediates. composed Of
players between the ages of IL and
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24
Memphis TO Have
SOftball League

MEMPHIS. - a meeting OF man.
ayers Of all Memphis softball teams
and directors OF the Memphis Park
Commission Fairgrounds. will be
held Wednesday in Beale Avenue
auditorium. The opening is Schedul-
cd for Easter Sunday. April %
The following teams have been
contacted and are expected 10 be
active members OF the league:
Suzzet.e Hornets, the Spartans,
American Finishing company, Le-
Moyne Gardens, Foote Homes. and
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24

Is. usually are boys who have never
played together as team before.
On the present team are three boys
from Conant Garden, one from
the West Side, and the others from
the vicinity of ST. Antoine YM.C.A.
The Senior team is composed of
graduates of the intermediate team
OF last year, ranging between the
ages OF Is and ID.
The members OF the Senior team
are: Zigler. Stetts, Brown. II, Black
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24

won all OF the games played last
year. and won all but the next TO
tae last this year This defeat by
Northern put them in tie for
first place with Northern. but the
Intermediates came back in the
'inal game and shcllacked the
Northern team, 80 TO 10.
The Seniors lost the final game
Of 1912 to Northern but this did
not prevent them from winning
the league title. They were un-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24

For consistency in winning
championships, hand the trophy 10
the 81. Antoine YMCA. Inter-
mediate and Senior boys. For the
second consecutive year these teams
have captured the championships
IN their respective divisions in the
\ MICA. league.
Furthermore. each team has lost
--'.rfv- one -eame-in the two years of
battling against the best teams in
ruCT divisions. The intermediates
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24
WIN TABLE TENNIS TITLE

CHICAGO. IL ,oiS 49, oSpeciaD -
The Forrcstville playground girls
junior table tennis team won the
Board OF Education city junior
girls championship by defeating the
Gladstone playground team al
Mosclcy playground on Thursday
afternoon, April 8. The yictors arc
coached by Miss Bculah Woods.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24
St. Antoine Teams Win Titles Two Years In Succession

we'll, A. Wright. c. Baldwin, w.
King. M. Brown, c. Pearson. l..
Wright and c. Weston.
On the intermediate team are:
c. Shipp. Merchant, T. Miles. T..
Dravitt. T. Powell, T. Ellis, l.. Bias
singill r. Jones, r. Anderson. X.
Sheard. c.. Blake and r. Hinton.
The teams are coached by Talia-
ferro director of physical educa-
ton al ST. Antoine.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24

defeated this year.
The seniors have run up total
OF 574 points against 335 for the
opposition this year. Vance Zigler
topped the Senior boys with 46
field goals and II foul shots for a
total OF 100 points. V. Stotts was
second with 88 points on SO field
goals and l6 foul shots, followed
by Nathaniel Brown with SO points
on 81 field goals and IL foul shots.
The Intermediates have complied
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24

CHICAGO. .,.iiois -- Special -
Wendell Philips high schools
baseba,, game. scheduled for Tues
day afternoon, a. Bue;tner play
ground. was called of because OF
snow and cold weather.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24
National League Schedule
MONDAY. JULY 5

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baltimore Elite Giants al Newark Eagles
90
NOTE ST Louis Stars will probably play
thoir homo games ~ Harrisburg. rs, and
wiz he ksovn as the ST. Louis Harrisburg
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-24
SOME BIG SHOES
For MR. JOHNSON

New York loses q fancy figure
and Harrisburg takes on little
prestige by Allen Johnson and
George Mitchell obtaining fran
chise in the Negro National league
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-18

Here's broadloom of distinction! Ex-
quisite designs created by the industry's
topfight stylists soft, luxurious,
high-piled. Loomed of finest, aniline-
dyed yarns, carefully blended for long
wear. All-wool face, find so lou.
Evening star., 1943-11-28

TWENTr-rMo J
JAP DESTRUyERS
AND pAkSpCQT
WERE SINK.
$500 APS KILLED..
SkiEy BOMBING
HAD CONE mo
rs CWNi TODAY
IT IS STANDARD
TACE5 WITH BOTH
us. ARMY AND
NAVY AIR FORCES
ON EVERY FRONT!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Rumor Confirmed

Millions Of dollars worth of
solid silver bus bars carry the
electricity NJ DowS newest
magnesium plant here in Michl-
gan
At dinner which follow cd
The pouring Of the lirSt mag
neSium inco'S Dr. Willard Dow
made one remark that made the
newsmen present prick up their
ears.
II want Ia thank the men Of
Revere Copper and Brass who
proceSsed and welded the silver
bus bars" he SAID casually.
II was about SIN months ago
that the newShawkS had spent
frantic hours trying to confirm
q tip that Revere's plants were
teeming with guards sent there
10 protect government silver TO
be proCeSScd INTO bus bars.
Revere officials ~ the time
inS Stcd that the only silver IN
the plant was in the coins IN
Their pockets.
On We'll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-09
Deatb notlfes

BECKER-April 7. 1e43. Clara, wife Of
Charles z. Becker, sister OF Mrs Harry
Downing Of Dayton, o Funeral service a.
chapel Of William r. Hamilton Co, Cas-
Ave. al Alsxandrins, Friday At p. m.
Z, ls43,, Bernard r., nus
hand of Matilda Theel Coll: father Of
Dorothy Coll Mckpight: son of Mrs. John
Cob OF Coldwater. Mich. Funeral services
sEFesiaAhee- i7fsa MelFese drive Mas
noia. near southheId road, Saturday at
? 10 p.
GRASSI-Aprn g. Matthias. age II. be-
loved husband of Katherine. dear father
~ John, Joseph and Mrs Anna Decker
also survived ny IL grandchildren and four
great grandchildren. Funeral from Frank
" Malone Parlors, S0sT Chalmers, Mon
dsy morning A. ana 81 -. Margaret
Marys Church, e;3n.
LAING-April s. Grace, beloved Nife Of
Ernest y Funeral from the Fred G
Marshall Sons Parlors 1882 East Jefferson.
Fit1roy 2i7s
Msrv, sse ~, beloved
wife ~ the late william; dear mother
~ Robert. Arthur and Alfred. Funeral
from the Verheyden Funeral Home. lo3oO
Mack, Al Outer Drive, Monday AZ / 30.
VAN ANTWERP-Aprn Z Michael axe
-. a. residence. 2Os0 Nesnit Crosse
Points Woods, beloved husband ~ mo
late Catherine Cnee Carmodvl dear father
NJ John, Joseph Virginia and Mr. Mar
Miner Funeral from the Nerhey den
Funeral Home is3oo MACK ~ outer drive.
Monday Al SIS and 70 81. Joan ~ Arc
Church a. 2.