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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-12-24
LOCAL CUSTOMS
ARE Old AND ODD:
MERRY, HOWEVER
AP Features

Along the sandy backroads of
.labama the tots and the hoary-
AIRED are setting off strings of
'aecato firecrackers in the still
isht " in tiny fishing ham
= It Hatteras the folks still have
70 weeks to wait for their real
ration : up in New Eng
80 he lights are DINNER than
al nut the spirit is bright :"
p n the southwest corner of
2 Carolina devout pilgrims are
ne to the tip of Burger noun
81 re-enactment of the Ma
Is Christmas, United States
f.ca, 1943 A. D.
tqWn has celebration, but
ome of the unusual, the
ae old-fashioned:
saeed coal miners high in
fountains of New Mex
Been saving and preparing
as % make their town of
spap 400 mecca for
Gs Madrid's celebration. in
art Of the fiesta country, is
aition. In early December
y nan, woman and child in
swa aelps string electrical lines
sstal' sound systems, trim $50 out
% les, construct mechanical
sag and a dozen Biblical
Aes For month the lights
go in magnificent spectacle.
oa the mountainside is a
e bethlehem, while above
pis lux frightened shepherds
@atd at the Christmas Star
ne nation, in Pennsyl-
aravian district, another
II carries on a traditional
eeremony that was be-
iI3s. The church service
he love feast which
tie bringing together of
rs efterwards, in Moray
enildren hurry to find
miniature landscape
Other age old tradition.
er Pennsylvania group
.on as Of old are the
q Philsdelphia. For them
Silnss season begins with
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-12-24
LUCK CHARM

Does he believe in good luck
charms? Give him st. Christie
pher coin knife. These clever
knives may be worn as watch charm
or on key chain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01

Jeanne II. Mitchell, 5029 Second;
Alice Manning, 10677 East Outer
drive. Detroit; SwanIe s. McCotter.
209 Burke, River Rouge; Rose C..
Ogden, Waltz.
Great Lakes. Ill, specialist
school. John j. StansfieId, 1852
Stimson; Thomas r. Writ, 459
Prentis; Edward q. Ruppel, 1897
Bangor; Kenneth j. LaMout, 1858
Sheridan; Robert j. HyIko, 4424
McNichols: Peter r. Bliss, 1901
West Lafayette. gunners' mates;
Joseph &. Therlault. 154l1 Asbury
Park. quartermastcrs school; Rob-
ert r. Boden, 1892 Young. cleo
tricians mate school: Donald X.
HaIvorsen. 1852 Biltmore, yeonan
school. Recruit training, Earl o.
Jones. 29l07 Wesley. Flat Rock:
Jerome Prang. 1929 Eight-Mile
road; Petty officers. Bernard
Pagonis. 150SS Wildemere: Thomas
A. Murphy. 1510S Eastwood:
Thayer NJ. Oahms, 12S43 Augusta.
Chicago WAAC service COM
mand. Auxiliary Marguerite r.
Lynn. $3.50 Preston. University OF
Minnesota naval school. Dempsey
w. Dillon. 100 Davenport. Fort
DeS Moines. Ia, Tech. Florence
Sabo, 1902 North Martindale.
Fort Oglethorpe. Ga, Auxiliary
Ruth r. Rowe, 1909 Woodward.
Indiana University WAVES train
ing school. Patricia J. Burns, 1928
Stoepel Rosa g. Snow, l5543
Fenton. University Of Wisconsin
naval training school. Elsie j. Mer-
rift. 1927 Poe. Greenville. Miss.
army flying school. Aviation Cadet
James A. Stern, 1915 Clements.
University of Notre Dame midship-
mems school, Michael ID. McNa-
mara. 1859 Grandmon and
George Garrish. 1917 Dean. Carls-
bad, \. NJ. army air field. Second
1t. Damn n. Fraser. 13491 Ard
more. Ellington Field, Tex. Avia-
ton Cadet Adelbert s. Borden,
1888 Glenfeld.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
Roosevelt
Peanut
Man Dies

INGTON. March I
QNS).-A little old peanut stand
which served as a special least
wing" Of the White House for 80
years and its Grecian owner whose
cries of "Peanutsa" gained a ma
tional reputation today are gone
from their familiar scene.
Steve VaSilakos. 81. the White
House peanut vender who sold his
wares TO presidents and chatted
with kings. is dead.
Death was the result Of heart
disease and pneumonia.
Steve came 10 the United States
in 1905 from Sparta. Opening up
his stand on the White House cor
ner, Steve's first presidential
greeter was Theodore Roosevelt.
Others were to follow-Taft, Will
son, Harding. Coolidge. Hoover and
Franklin Roosevelt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
Mdnpower Draft
Fight Due After
Stimson Backing

WASHINGTON, March 1 (INs),
The congressional battle over
lmanpower moved toward a critical
stage today following Secretary OK
War Stimson's endorsement of the
Austin Wadsworth compulsory
labor draft bill.
Stimson attributed the demands
for the furloughing Of soldiers TO
work on farms and for the blan-
ket draft deferment of farm work.
crs to increasing evidence of the
llnadequacy of the present controls
+ to achieve a full utilization of our
Imanpower and TO solve the labor
shortage problem"
1t was reported that Secretary
of the Navy Knox may also en-
dorse the compulsory bill. Knox,
I,t was disclosed, has been study
ing the measure and may have q
statement today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
272 Men Drafted From Wayne

Two hundred and seventy-twc
draftees from Wayne and Macomt
counties were in the armed forces
today following induction at the
Jefferson avenue induction center
Wayne Board No. topped the
list of six boards sending 80 men
The list:
WAYNE BOARD No. 1
Floyd T. Johnson. 525 Erskine.
Lincoln Sterling. 2sO3 RivArd.
OTIS Cephus. 1928 Madison.
Richard G. Johnson, 2726 81. Antoine.
James Young. $40 Erskine.
David Tucker. SIS Eliot.
George Newsome. 54s Vernon.
Solomon Williams, 1883 Madison.
Tom McCOwin. 1925 81. Aubin.
William Horton, $50 wilkins.
Eddie l.. Van Buren,, 1905 Chestnut.
Walter Doyle. 1880 Mack.
Samuel Thomas. 1549 Gratiot.
Ellase Price. 10i4 wilkins.
Rober, Turner se3 Napoleon.
Richard l.. Harrison. 1921 Hindle.
Ira Truner. 1911 Mullett.
Forest Williams. 63e Adams.
Joseph Garrison, $50 Eliot.
Robert Andrew, b32 Columbia.
Bubert Martin, 1882 Hastings
Jesse Stondamire, 635 Elizabeth.
James Tucker. 1908 Erskine.
William Jackson. 2e4i Brush.
Percy Studvant. 500 Erskine.
Charles Hawkins. 1912 Erskine.
Grace Black. $50 Watson.
jesse Warren, 1912 Benton.
Robert Williams, SIS Benton.
Thomas Britton, 1887 Clinton.
Henry Mckenzie, $50 Vernon.
John Black. 992 Watson.
William English. 1872 Maple.
Raymond Bryant. e47 Erskine.
James Moss, 1884 Jay.
Albert ZlIlner. $40 Mack.
Wiihe Anderson, 963 Brewster
Joseph Hansberry, 6ss East Watson.
Floyd Albert, 1915 East Fort.
Clarence Waller, 2335 Hastings.
Herman Cooper, 947 Erskine.
Richard r. Lindsey 4072 Burns.
Burl Charmley. 1920 Elliot.
Robert AcCarty, $50 East Adams.
Sidney Hawkins. ESQ Brewster.
Robert Smith. $50 Winder.
James Shelton. 1929 Napoleon.
AlphOnzO Scott 1919 Cheknut
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
Obituaries
Sister N. Antoinette
ParochiaI School Teacher
for 50 Years

MONROE, March IA teacher
IN Detroit. Dearborn and Mt
Clemens parochial schools for 81
years, Sister NJ. Antolnette died
At the mother house Of the I'm
maculate Heart of Mary here
yesterday.
Miss Margaret O'Rourke Of Dc
troit. before she entered the sister
hood. Sister Antoinette is survived
by two sisters. Mrs. Mary Fleming.
SO West Bethune, and Miss Tecie
ORourke, 1225 Temple. and a
brother. Joseph O'Rourke, Isl
Dragon. all OF Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01

Frank Il. cummins. At West Arizona.
Matt Momber Jr., 2OOs3 Derby.
Marion II. Sexton. 171sO Hawthorne.
Vincent ID. Mccullough. 1873 Omira.
John r. Moore. 80 East Minnesota.
Philip NJ. Bustany. 2f5 West Margaret.
George r Murasky 80 Minnesota.
carl II. Lofgren, 1887 Alameda.
Charles J. Youngblood. 90 East Dakota.
Henry c. Kozlan, Jas West PHILADELPHIA,
John ID. Edon Jr.. 1902 IrvingtOn.
Brian J. Battersby. Is Edgevsle.
Dale l.. Rudy. 4ss Alameda.
RUSSELL N. Bolger, 523 Brentwood.
Harold +. BRANDED, so Louisiana.
Percy J. Bond. 1889 Wanda.
Howard ID. Lang, 1928 Exeter.
William A. Tack, 1908 Greeley.
Charles w. Rice. sos Goldengate.
Christ 4. Varos, 40 East Dakota.
stanton >. Ramey. 1e207 Hanna.
Clifton w. Eddy, 1899 Greeley.
Elmer J. Berbernick, 1890 Blake.
Charles ~. Altman, 20iH irvington.
William z. Keener, l7l57 Wanda.
William Y. Tilton, 20ia5 Hanna
Robert Popp. 1870 Riopelle.
Charles r. Kitchen. 1875 Carman.
Paul M. Savage, i9447 Lumpkin.
Seymour sirkin, 1892 Brush.
EDWARD J. kutherford 2O+so Cameron.
George A. Anderson, 233 West Savannah
Harold +. Williams, 1908 State Fair.
Oliver J. LAity. 2i6 East Savannah.
Robert y. Coulette, Ill East Longwood.
WAYNE BOARD NO. ~
c. J Stevens, 271i Twentysecond.
Steve B. Mogor. 6i3 South Harbough.
Chester J. cichon. 1891 Pulaski.
George r. Wisusik Jr, 1903 Infantry.
NikOla Mrla. 21ls McKinstry.
Walter S. Mloetek, 220S South EdEel.
Anil supina, 2257 South Edsel.
Zoltsn X. Honor, 1880 Melville
Victor Swenders, 1880 Wheelock.
Louis J. Kalmar. 1884 Army.
Maynard b. Pepin. $500 West Jefferson.
Carlo DeVitA. 500 South Green,
Cine J. Bigl. $40 North Crawford.
Marion p. Kolodziejczyk, $3.50 Thaddeus.
Richard l.. Mocherman, Pioneer, o.
Jesus Hernandez, 234 South Reid.
David L. Mcneil. 6ii4 West jefferson.
John r. Petktal, 10259 West Fort.
stephen KOvacs. 1886 West Jefferson.
Joseph F. Inson, 1910 Cedar.
Vincent q. szalai, si35 Thaddeus.
Walter Aartynow, $3.50 stahelin.
Louis J. Gyetvay. 763 South Leopold.
steve Collins. 1912 West Fort
Elmer F. KautI 7722 West Jefferson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
Service Notes:
Service Notes:
Three Auxi|idries Join Class
Of WAACs in Texas College

Auxiliaries June Bachman, 1910
Lawton; Virginia G. Eek, II Glen
dale, and Helen NJ. Davis, 2139
West Grand Boulevard, have been
assigned to the WAAC admins
trative specialist school at Austin
State Teachers College Nacog-
doches. Tex, where they are learn
ing army Office procedure in an
ticipation of non-combatant jobs
at an army post, camp or station.
It's Sgt. Stanley Wilczak, 5000
Harold as this Detroit lad has been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01

Martin, MOurad Najarian, Sam
Saputo, Leslie Wetterholt, Charles
T. Francis and John kOlis. Miami,
Fla. sub center, Marlin VI. Plush,
14577 Rockdale. Carlsbad. N. NJ,
army air field, Pvt. John Brauper,
1884 Casper Perrin Field, Tex.
George X. Anderson, 11701 Cas-
cade; David NJ. Fried, 1858 Mon
terey; Morton Harris. 2075 Atkin-
son, and Marvin A. MOlnar, 4082
Ida.
Fort Des MONIES, Ia, WAAC
training center, -AuXiljaries Jeanne
q. Farlin, 7526 East Jefferson;
Marie Vinson, 1886 Coyle; Mary
l.. Stenson, 1889 Strasburg; Mary
r.. Rudolph. 15120 Faust; Merle Y.
Roberts. 1855 Beechwood; Amanda
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
WiIfred |. Coma
Veteran of World War |
Rites tomorrow

Funeral services for Wilfred L.
Coma, 81, of II Pine. River Rouge,
will be held in Our Lady of
Lourdes Church. River Rouge, at
9 a. m. tomorrow. lie died Satur-
day.
Mr.. Coma was n veteran of
World War /, and was a men,
Der of the Veterans OF Foreign
Wars and the Order Of the Purple
Heart.
He is. survived by his wife.
Mary; four brothers, David and
Raymond of Monroe. and Ben
iamin and George of Detroit, and
two sisters, Mrs. Emmett Barnes
and Mrs. Francis Hack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
Cleaners Ask Job Freeze

A plea that cleaning and dye
ing be recognized as an essential
industry and its workers ordered
TO remain in their jobs will be
placed before the War Manpower
Commission Thursday, Lester +.
Deeley, counsel for the Michigan
Plant Owners Association of
Cleaners and Dyers, said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
Ernest Color
Motor Magazine Editor;
Rites Wednesday

Funeral services for Ernest
Color, 90. former editor of the
magazine Motor. will be held in
the William r. Hamilton and Co.
Chaple, CaSS and AleXandrine.
Wednesday. He lived at 1885
Melrose, Pennington.
Mr.. Color was born in Germany
and came to Detroit in 1921. He
was prominent in publishing cir
cleS, and had been associated with
the firm of Ruthrauff and Ryan
advertisers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01

liam r. Dow, 114SS Wisconsin:
Pies. Etienne l.. Mertens, 34S4
Gladwin; Robert {. Overbeckl,
1865 North Martindale: Andrew Is.
Schmitt Jr., 9443 Nottingham. Re-
placement training center. Pvts.
George X. Schall. 1850 East Grand
Boulevard; Robert VI. Jones, 636l
Musket; Orbie Cutsinger Jr., $3.50
Lawton; William Brown, $3.50
Chenlot: Marvin Holland, 1905
West Grand Boulevard: John =.
Wasko. 2529 Junction; Arthur o.
Grostick. 6537 Arlington, Detroit;
Pershing A. Lewis, 1920 Ferney.
Dearborn; James Mckee, 81 Oak;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01

.corliss =. Brown. $40 South Crawford.
Bruno ScOdelJaro, 40 South Waring.
John T. Collier, i25 South Forman.
Louis Maehlnsky Jr' ESQ springwells.
Donald l. Kreutzer. 1882 Lewerens.
John A. Harning, 1874 Mansfield.
George N. Horwat. 7O22 Rowan.
clyde u. steadmAn, 1888 West Fort.
Jossth NJ King, $3.50 Vanderbilt.
Julius p. Haydu, 1851 Bacon.
Cana Nyeste. 1903 Vanderbilt
Francis G. Sensebaugh. 1880 Toronto.
Peter J. Metropoulos, $3.50 Thaddeus.
Arthur II. Reselle, 7077 Lexington.
stephen A. 10th, eis0 Lyon.
Daniel r. Kantrow, i34s Green.
Michael j. POpp, 1894 Dearborn.
Robert s. Pavels. SCI South Post
Edward NJ. zagore. 1876 North Green.
Warren r. Elliott, 81 North solvay.
Irwin 3. Kaminski. 1882 South Waring.
Terenez J. Dull $3.50 South.
Pete Donofrio. T3i Bayside
Leonard Mitchell $3.50 Pulaski
Edward Bifs, 24o2 South Edsel-
Carl II. Kiniria,
WAYNE BOARD No. SO
Hamtramck)
Joseph J. Nabozny 27i7 Edwin
Chester s. Antonowicz 3s44 Prescott
Walter 3. Maczuga. 1i423 McDougau.
Harry GoismhieWski, 2s13 Common.
Ladislaus J. Wolosiewicz. 1858 Edwin.
Louis Bruci 1894 Botsford.
Edward NJ. Kueway, 2233 Wyandotte.
SoHn o. LhuIhNthAls Ills DfQulNuIFs
steve A. Przepiorka, si34 Hubbell.
Henry c. FilipoWieE. 2223 Norwaik.
Walter J. Gsjewski, 1852 Holmes.
Arthur ]. Perczuk. 1892 Dyar.
Joseph Alberidge, 1894 St. Aubin.
Stanley A. Falkowski. 1s06i Syracuse.
Mitchell serafin 1873 Moenart.
Christopher u. Hammond, 1850 Andrus.
Vasil Vasileff. 1890 Nagel
Howard ]. Fiagg, 2459 Newton.
Michael L. Berlin, 1905 Dyar.
James Y. Massey, 1927 JOS Campau.
Edward A. yarzembowski, s737 Lumpkin.
Stanley T. KabAnowski, 1899 Yemans.
Edward b. Luke. 1898 Andrus.
Walter r.. Kobeski 1856 Denton
Frank A. Falkowski. lsOsi Syracuse.
Roman Borgula, 2335 Botsford.
George Antoncew, 1888 Botsford.
Edwin Benachowski,
Joseph r. Smith.
MACOMB BOARD NO.
Herbert c. ART, Utica.
Robert II. Carl Romeo.
John A. Macdonald, Romeo.
Carl p. Merriam, 27l East Kirby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01

steve r. Centek.
81 II niger,
r river Rouge;
Gilbert l.. Hol-
lidsy, 1924 Ed
gar. Royal Oak;
Robert Piagens.
3570S w e 3 {
Brush; Aubertus
J.. verb q C X,
35343 A s h T.,
Wayne; Marvin
X. Sell. North
Line road, Wy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01

Benjamin Har-
.rison. In d.,
finance replace
.ment &c n I e r,
Pvts. X o b er I
Il a e tZ, Milan
Barancek, Phil
lip Bernstein,
Cecil Charette,
Lucien ID. Co
I'M a n. Bernard
q o r h, Eric
Hargreaves, Joe
Juette, Chester
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01

Kan. His brother. Angelo. has been
sent back from Hawaii for hospi-
talization in the Temple, Tex,
hospital.
Reporting at various army and
navy camps:
Fort Knox, KY, armored force
school, tank department, Gpls.
George O'Grady, 17315 Biltmore;
Stanley IL. Paryin. 12A1 Spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01

wells; Pvt. Har-
old III. Johnson.
1888 Clements,
Detroit; Cpl.
+ u z e n Q X.
b q a u pre-, 324
Kirby. Crosse
Pointe Farms:
Cpl. Richard ".
l. e w Is, 1893
Bird. Birning-
ham. Conmuni-
cation depart
ment, Sgt. VIII
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01

Ernest Kupovits, 40 West Jose
.phine. Ecorse.
University OF Chicago naval ra-
do school. James X. Hughes Dr.,
ITO Tuxedo, Highland Park, sea-
man, End class; Charles r. Tim
norman. 1886 Clayton. radioman,
Sd class. Camp Polk. La. Second
1t. Eugene G. Steele, Detroit. Fort
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01

willie Ware, ISL Alfred.
Arthur l. Huntley. 1891 Russell.
William L. Cope, 1918 Macomb.
Benjamin McGlmer, 2iB7 Rivard.
Milton l., Collins, 551 Gratiot.
Clarence Ware. s51 Benton.
Benjamin Holt, $40 Winder
Philip Molbrough. 635 Elizabeth.
While Jewels, 545 Brewster. ~
Percy smith, ii4O East Lafsyetts
Charles c. Stanton. 2227 Orleans,
James Walker, 2721 Hunt.
Wesley curley. s92 East Vernon.
Lee II. oliver. 17t2 Russell.
Arthur Smith. 2ei Winder
Jerome Moore, 1914 Rivard.
Clarence w. Young. "a East Fort.
William Webb. 704 Eas, Kirby.
John Logan. 1892 Benton.
Norman Brown. 953 Brewster.
Emanuel Midget. 1915 Sherman.
James A. Wright, $40 Mack
Edward Morris. loea sherman.
Robert Brown. 7O3 Division.
Robert Jones. es2 wilkins.
Dewitt T. Moore, 1888 Macomb.
Harvey sherman. 1915 Erskine.
Hugh L. Pettway
Wilmer c. Stewart.
WAYNE BOARD No.
Michael Manetta, 1928 Riopelle.
WAYNE BOARD NO.
Harold r. Trsxler, 50 East GoldenEate.
William A. Rose, 1885 Heating
Richard o. Ettling. 573 West Goldengate
Charles +. Noffert. l02 Edgevale
Sampson T. Noall Jr.. 1873 CarmAn.
Robert l.. Ellerbusch, e72 Adeline.
William Kurkowski. 451 West LantE.
Edward J. sAnderson. 1920 YaoamA.
Robert N: Chester, % Edgeyals.
Kenneth r. Near. 67s Savannah.
John J. Dyl. 1921 81. Aubin.
William ~. Beloskur. i2i West Hollywood
Henry KAminski. 1912 Anglia.
Leo L. Essiambre. 1889 Russell.
Herbert +. Brown Jr.. 1893 cardoni.
John p. Keener, 1887 Wanda.
Mike J. Volpe. 1873 Brush.
David L. Farmer. 20O15 Derby.
Duncan r. Votrees Jr., ei8 White.
Clarence J. cubbin. 1916 Exeter.
Alexander J. MeCovern, 626 East Margaret
John A. Hill, 1895 Yacama.
Henry w. Aundt, J9345 Danbury.
Francis J. Crix, $40 West Grixdale.
Edward =. Chesiney. 1925 Hun.
Heland T.. sprik. 1888 Yacama.
John r. Hines. 1895 Hull.
willis r. Harvey, 1750s Omira.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01

promoted from
a corporal at
Mcclellan d
Field.
Cpl. Alexan-
der Fena, 1887
L su re, h a S
been ma d e a
sergeant. He is
a former Times
Diamond B e 1t
b OK er and is
stationed at In
d en- q ence,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01

Il. Rooster, Sis
South Claren-
don; NJ airy II.
X so n, 1852
Shippard; Geor-
gia *. Rushford,
1920 Winston;
Selma NJ. Lewis,
1869 S e G b alt:
Barb ara A.
Il arne s, 5529
Upton; Ruth r.
III e < gibo, $3.50
Gre nyi a W .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01

RELIENI PAIN In fkM MINUTE
To relieve tortunng pain Of Rheumatism.
Neuritis. Neuralgia, or Lumbago in q few
minutes. get NURITO. the splendid formula.
Does the work quickly. Must relieve crua
pain. 10 your satisfaction, in few minutes or
your money back. Don't suffer. Ask your
druggist today for NURITO on this guarantees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01

andotte; Stanley T.. Trock, 260
Winona, Highland Park; Clyde VIII
liams, 27237 Norfolk. Inkster;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-01
RHEUMATISM

ADVERTIsEME ~
Evening star., 1943-10-08

an inquiry from American authori-
ties. An explanation was eventu-
ally Forthcoming and the Americans
learned that the Fighting French
leader had decided to close the spig-
got in retaliation for the insistence
from Washington that Gen. Giraud
must remain the effective head Of
all French military forces.
Data Demanded.
The British are the honest brokers
in the adjustment of the delicate
questions which arise between the
American military and diplomatic
representatives in North Africa and
the De Gaullists. The British passed
on the American protest to Gen. de
Gaulle who maintained that under
ground information from France
was his exclusive property and
that he could dispense or withhold
it as he saw fit.
Conversations continued until the
American officials pointed out
through the British Intermediates
that military information necessary
to the prosecution of the war could
be demanded under the principle OF
Evening star., 1943-10-08

ties in North Africa. The co-chair-
man of the French National Com
mittee for Liberation was displeased
at the preference the Washington
administration was displaying for
Gen. Giraud and the intelligence
services suddenly stopped impart-
ing information to the Ameri-
cans who were gathering intelligence
for the furtnerance of the United
Nations invasion plans.
British Have Agents.
There is more than one under
ground in France. The British have
their agents. The old French gen.
eral staff uses officers of the regu-
lar army who have remained under
the Nazi occupation and maintains
probably the most competent Or
ganization since it deals exclusively
with facts and military information.
Then there is the De Gaulle under
ground which occupies itself prin-
cipally with political organization
and sabotage and which also gathers
a certain amount of useful intelli-
genCe.
The abrupt cessation of the reports
from the De Gaulle agents brought
Evening star., 1943-10-08
De Gau||e Contributes
Spies Reports as
Reverse Lease-Lend
BY HELEN LOMBARD.

Many curious items have been
listed by our Allies and associates as
reverse lease-lend. Five steam roll
lers, for instance, used by American
engineer troops in India to level
roads for the United Nations forces
were charged up to this country as
reverse lease-lend from the British
Empire.
Perhaps the oldest item to come
under the column of benefits the
United States receives under the
lease lend principle is that of infor-
nation from the underground agents
of Gen. Charles de Gaulle.
Some time ago the De Gaullists de-
cided to withhold such information
from the American military authori-
Evening star., 1943-10-08
Sentence Helps Man
Feel at Home in Jail
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
SPOKANE, Wash. When were
you last here?" the prosecutor
asked the prisoner.
I'm here all the time" replied
Isaac Sheldon, charged with drunk
enneSS.
Then" chimed in Justice Frank
Use, you won't mind another 80
daVS"
Evening star., 1943-10-08
GRANDMA KNEW

SO she put faith in mutton AROIIT
suet she medlcated herself, r0S ~
to relieve coughing, muscle OOIOS
aches, soreness. Mothers -
now rub on Penetro. Modern medication
in base containing old fashioned mutton
suet. Relieves with double action 25c.
Double supply 35c. Demand Penetro.
Evening star., 1943-10-08

reverse lease lend in exchange for
the equipment which is going to arm
the French armies in North Africa
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-04
Take Ny Word for Il
~ FRANK COLBY.
Aooin. Silent II in French

In q recent release stated, In
French, the letter n always Is 81.
lent" Several readers (none OF
them FRENCH vehcmently disagree.
Says one: ibid you ever heor Of .
French textbook? You. sir, afe .
fraudw Another: Il demand that
you make . public retraction Of your
obvious nonsense" Still another:
where did you get such tripe -
this--out Of your head7 You must
be out Of your head"
The following quotations are from
a few Of the reference books OF my
library. There are many more, but
these comments are typical o. tho
lot: Wabster's New international,
page Sc: N Tin French) Il silent"
McLaughlin's French English Die
tionary, page 8: III is not aspirated
in French as In English. It Is, how
ever, called 'aspirated' when the
final vowel Of the article. etc. Is not
elided before 1t. In this case the n
represents a mere hiatus pause :"
The new Chardenal French
Course Zone of the most widely
taught textbooks: H Is not heard In
pronunciation"
Encyclopedia Britannica English
edition., page 1853. volume .: THE
main developments Of the French
language since the nth century
have been loss of the as.
pirate H. which has now become .
mere isolating sign"
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