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Evening star., 1943-02-11
y Pnvote Wire Direct to
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IOJh 3 SALES.
Reported in DollarsD
Domestic --- 8 e67 700
Foreign 36y mn
Evening star., 1943-02-11

Q. How can the order be enforced
II an employer is recalcitrant?
A. All departments and agencies
OF the Federal Government shall re-
quire their contractors to comply
with the order. The USES which has
control of hiring in the areas will
not refer employees to any employers
not complying with the order. unless
they are specifically exempted from
its terms by the VINO. Smaller es-
Establishments not influenced by these
conditions will probably comply for
patriotic or economic reasons. Few
objections are expected.
@. Suppose an employer or worker
contends that the 48-hour week is
impossible in his shop or plant?
A. The VINO will investigate and
make such exceptions or exemptions
Evening star., 1943-06-10
J, Maxson Cunningham
Funeral Services Held

Funeral services for J. Maxson
Cunningham. president of the Lam
man Engraving Co., who was killed
early Sunday when his car crashed
into tree, were held yesterday at
the S. H. Hines funeral home, 29O1
Fourteenth street NV. DR.. John
c. Palmer, pastor of the Wash
ington Heights Presbyterian Church,
omciated. Burial was in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
A native of the District, Mr.. Cum
ningham resided at 208 East Thorn
apple street, Chevy Chase, Md.
Honorary pallbearers were Col
Harry F. Cunningham. a brother:
Lewis E. Wood. president of the
Gridiron Club; Victor Howell, ex-
ecutive Of the Chesapeake & Po-
tomac Telephone Co.; Karl V.
Eiker. president Of the Byron S.
Adams Printing Co.. Peter Becker,
jr., president Of the Standard Press,
Inc. and Harry G.. Pitt, insurance
executive.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Raymond F. Kendrick
Rites Set Today

Funeral services for Raymond F.
Kendrick, 49, divisional chief of the
Maritime Commission. who died of
shock at Georgetown Hospital after
a seven-foot fall from a ladder at
his home, 3706 Appleton street NV,
will be held at 2:30 pm. today at
the Chambers Georgetown funeral
home, Tnirty-first and M streets
NV. Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
A native of Washington, Mr.
Kendrick had been in the Govern
ment service since 1919. He served
as a first sergeant during the last
World War and was one of the first
District men to 60 overseas.
Mr.. Kendrick was a member of the
Vincent Costello Post, American
Legion, and formerly was member
of the Calvary Baptist Church.
He is survived by his widow. Mrs
Mabel V. Kendrick; a daughter
Dolores Kendrick; his mother, Mrs
Emily Kendrick. and brother,
Harry Kendrick.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
urathH

y VAIL, HENRY. On Wednesday, June
~ l943, at his residence. 15OS Gallatin st:
nv HENRY VAIL. beloved husband of
Wehl
Funeral from the above residence Fri
gay June i, at $50 am Hish requiem
mass at Nativity Church al 9 an. Rela-
tlVes and friends are invited. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. 10
WALKER, ANNA J. Suddenly, on Tues
day, June 8, 1943. at her residence, 1906
u. TO mourn n their loss two dsuehters Anna J.
walker and Madeline Robinson; one son,
Joseph I,ll T. j. Walker; law, Hester
J. walker; flVe grandchildren, Joseph, Ann
q and nd Walter Robinson: joseph, jr,. and
at Frazier's funeral home, $50 Rhode
Island ave. NV, after 6 pm. Thursday,
June 10.
Funeral mass at St Ausustines Church.
10th and M SITS. NV, Saturday, June 10,
at 10 am. 1nterment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. IL
wooLARD. CHARLES l.. On Tuesday,
June 8, 1943. CHARLES L. WOOLARD,
beloved husband of the. late Mollie Wool
ard and father of Russell G. Woolard, Mrs.
Alta Price, Mrs. Marion Bastian and Mrs.
Virginia O'Brien. Friends may call at the
Lee funeral home, 4th st. and Mass ave.
ne. until Friday, June II. at 10 noon
-, Services will be held at the Fifth Baptist
Church. 500 E st. s,w., at 2 pm. Relati
and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery
Evening star., 1943-06-10

Mr.. McFarlane, former president
of the Bell Telephone Co. of Canada,
retired i'll 1925 as president and in
1880 as chairman of the board.
An orphan. he began work as a
messenger with the Montreal Tele-
graph Co. He later became assistant
to the managing director, who one
day received letter asking permis-
sion to use the firms Brantford-
Paris 'Ontario) line to test the long
distance possibilities of a new inven-
ton. the telephone. Mr.. McFar-
lanes superior told him to file the
letter away and forget 1t, but the
Young man argued and was told to
do as he pleased. Thus Mr. Rel1 nh.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Funeral Services Today
For Capt. A. McP. Handy

Funeral services for Capt. Allan
Mcpherson Handy. 10. engineers
retired. who died June 2 in San
Francisco. will be held at pm.
today at the Fort Myer Chapel.
Burial will be in Arlington National
Cemetery.
A native Of Georgetown, S. c..
Capt. Handy had been a resident
Of the District for 25 years before
moving to San Francisco a few years
ago.
He is survived by three daughters,
Mrs. Paul c. Moran, Mount Vernon.
N. Y; Mrs. Ferd E. Carter, 6919
Fairfax road, Bethesda, Md, and
Mrs. Albert j. Phillips, 1921 Meadow
lane, Chevy Chase, Md; brother,
Louis L. Handy. 1903 Jenifer street
NV, and a sister, Miss Hess Handy,
Georgetown, S. c.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
In mrntnrtant

ora CotLiER M WILLIAM E; ,,, In ioying mem men
today, June 10, 1910.
Short and sudden was the call
suf Mhen you VIII TF boss taken from 1nned Us all
Forget the day you were laid to rest.
Although your soul is now at rest
r,s AND dofs tree IRON from care, care and @ pain pain
HIS DEVoTTED So ED 0asc SON y q III TEuN1s AND
DAUGHTER-IN-L Law.
DIGGS. GLADYS MARIE. Sacred to the
MARIE DIGGs. who departed this life
seventeen years ago today, June 10. 1926.
There is face SO dear miss.
form I cannot see;
But let this little token show
That still think of thee.
1t has been seventeen. sad and lonely years
Since you were called away:
That sad and weary day
LOVING MoTHER. SUSIE D1GGs.
DUCKETT. ELIZABETH. Sacred to the
memory Of my dear mother, ELIZABETH
day.
,,r, Gone; but not forgotten.
HEK Ep DAWGHTER W6E rz,A AND oIn oGRANPDAyGH ~
AND RUTH BOYD. i ''A AN .
GAssAWAYY, Ga s;AMAY HARRIET ANN AND VIII;
LIAM 1nat HENRf SsrEsd f T. @ the memory Of
my LlOlIieI. nAfIfL1El ANN SIASSAWhG Y.
WILLIAM HENRY GAssAWAY. who died
May p. 1882.
Faithful and honest in all their ways.
kovinS and gentle. patient and kind.
THEIR DAUGHTER. SADIE WEBB.
our desS ot1 seREANEE e
who passed away twelve years ago today,
June 10, 1881.
All that we loved in her lives on.
MCNAMARA. THOMAS. In loving re-
ed this MS, life fifteen years ago today, June
HIS DEVOTED SON AND DAUGHTER IN
:. McGRATH. JAMES, who departed this
llte June 10 1911. Anniversary masses
ulate Conception Church, this city; also
ohio oaHs at St. 'osephs caShedTsi hs COLUMBUS
MORROW, FANNIE c: A tribute Of love
ME c. MoRRow. Who passed ~ away nfteen tee
years ago today, June 10. 1928.
Often .Id we .s;ps pause IS and and d think q you
To know you could not say good-by
Before you closed your eyes.
No one knows the silent heartaches,
Only those who loved can tell
VI 81 iS1 idt ~ DOlA Ac III SllcuCe
DAUGHTERs, NELLIE. sALL1E AND
RHEA, ROBERT PRESTON. Sacred to
the a pREsfoNr aeSr RHEA Wo .nd ds
parted this life nve years ago today. June
10. 1898.
We do not know why YOU had to 20
We Just can't understand.
So He TOOK you home
YoGR De pEvoTED eGss1 wife, WIFE cs1LDREy
AND DATGHTFR- -1N-LAW. ANNE N, N.
R6BEN4 R6BEKA e. 5Dko4HY 5GR9HH ; ASN5GTA ANp c6A1
ELMER B.
SCOTT, ANNE, RENA, LYDIA AND
GEoRGa In SM5r S2d msm2Fy o. our loved
2 as! years aso Th2 g. ff
sisters, RENA, II years, July 3. 1902
and fsheF GEokGE Hsa!s sco FPe
years. June 10. 1926.
o Worthy Judge eternal.
When Thou dost bid us come.
What raptured greetings await U.s.
Meeting one by one.
MARY, JOHN AND LAURETTA.
SHEITLE, CHARLES P. AND ELIZA
BETH BETH l. IN leyng % memory of my dear
ABETH l. SHETTLE. who died June 10.
1889
1ov1Ac rest G2qf but 70. IS t9EsSt.sn sE
boN!Ni bAOHl1 1 EN- rLoOENCE tEft-
KINS.
TOLSON, LUCY z. In sad but loving
remembrance of my dear wife. LUCY E.
TOLSON. who departed this life four years
ago today June 10. 1899.
She had smile for every one,
A heart as pure as gold
To those who knew her
Her memory will never srow old.
Although we cannot clasp her hand,
Her face we cannot see:
But let this little token show.
l still remember thee
TOLSON.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Deaths Reported

Sophie N Jung. 7s. 1858 Columbia I'd
Katie .OConnor. IS. St. Elizabeth's Hos.
pital.
Raymond E. Dawkins, Sc. San Francisco
Calf
Peter Heuil, SIS. 13a B st. Sc
Louis Kliyltzky. So, 5o03 7th st. nv.
William Winstead. 80, 25ol 14th st. ne
Ida Shaw. So 5@4 10th st. Sc
Ruth v. Klein. 35 $40 D st. sw
Earl F. Dowers. >. Takoma Park. Md.
Infant Reed, 4545 Macarthur blvd
Sallie A. Carter, 81, 1871 Lingers ct.
Betty 9ueenan. 93. 1910 Union st. s,w.
John w. Smms, 80. 1913 Union st. sw
Frances Boyce, 80, l443 R st. NV.
Hattie Stewart 10, 2320 G st; NV.
Virginia Winkey. 70, 3424 18th st. NV
Lawrence Budds. 66, Rockville Md.
Ella Myers. IS. 3036 Q st. NV.
Nancy s. Ambush, 60 90 L st. NV.
Celia Garriss. S. 2311 ontario I'd.
James H. Gross. 50, 613 Virginia ave. Sc
Millie Lee. So, 33 Logan st. NV.
John Mack, 81. 9O2 3rd St NV
Clarence Howell, 46. 496 M ST. sw
Daisy Morrow, 49, Blue Plains, D. C.
George Holloway, Al, 625 R st, NV.
James Burroughs. 80, 1914 15th st. NV
David KlmmingS. e. 45S NJ St Nv
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Mrs. W. J. Vo|kmunn, Jr.,
Dies in Son Francisco
BY the Associated I <ess.

BY the Associated <ess.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 10.-Mrs
William j. Volkmann, jr., 80, promi-
nent San Francisco society woman
died at her home last night, the
coroner's Office reported, from an
overdose of sedatives.
Her husband, a first lieutenant in
the 4th Fighter Command, said he
found his wife in semi conscious
condition when he came home
Mrs. Volkmann formerly was
Jane Baker of Montclair, N. j. Her
marriage to 1t. Volkmann was a
social event in August, 1887.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
AdoIph O. Goodwin, 81,
Noted Curtoonist, Dies
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MEMPHIS, June 1O.-Adolph Oct.
finger Goodwin, 81, retired adver.
tising and editorial cartoonist, dice
yesterday at Veterans Hospital
where he was admitted three months
ago.
A native Of Raleigh. N. c.. Mr.
Goodwin spent most of his life in
newspaper work. He worked for
the New York Herald Tribune for a
number of years and was associated
with a Detroit national advertising
firm at the time of his retirement
two years ago. His widow survives
Others die for you: the least you
can do Is buy for them. Get your
War Savings Stamps now.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Parents euchers Elect

Mrs. c. Gunder Gilbertson yes
terdav was reelected president Of
the Fairfax Elementary School
Parent Teacher Association. Also
elected We're: Mrs. Orrin S. Nc
Corrison. vice president: Mrs. Fran
els c. Reed vice president: Mrs.
Francis B. Hillhouse. corresponding
secretary; Mrs. F. Neher. recording
secretary, and Mrs. Tom S. Compere,
treasurer
Evening star., 1943-06-10
aimed permission for his expert.

tanned permission for his expert
ment.
Mr.. McFarlane later became an
assistant of the organizer of the
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada. be-
came managing director in 1911 and
president four years later.
At one period in his early career
Mr.. McFarlane left Canada and
worked in Tennessee. New Orleans
and st. Paul, intending to stay In
the United States. A visit home
however, resulted in his rejoinine
the telegraph company.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
|. B. McFar|ane Dies;
Aided Phone Inventor
Let Bell Use Canada Line
For Long-Distonce Tests

BY the Associated Press.
MONTREAL, June 10. - Lewis
Brown McFarlane, 81, who in 1876
listened to crank" and thus per-
mitted Alexander Graham Bell to
make the first long distance tele-
phone call in the world, died yes
terday.
Evening star., 1943-06-10

You can place q Want Ad" In
The Evening Star as late as II
o'clock tonight. At the business
counter, or if you have a telephone
call MA. 5000.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Night ProwIer Steals Milk

SEATTLE, Wash. R.-E., T.
Cooper reported to the sheriff that
some one is milking his COW nightly
while Cooper works at shipyard.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
SKINNER. MARY A. tNEE folsom

Departed this life Sunday, June s. 1913
after brief Illness MARY A SKINNER
tnee folsom of 446 9th st. NV. She leaves
70 mourn their loss two daughters. Mrs
Martha Butler and Mrs, Mamie f. Spencer
two sons; Charles and Julian Skinner; eight
erandchlldren and four ereat-erandchil-
Remains resting at the Barnes e. Matthews
funeral home, 6l4 ith ST. s.w where flu
neral services will be held on Friday. June
H. a pm Rev Harrison oficia ting
1n.erment at Harmony Cemetery.
Evening star., 1943-06-10

TRIBBY, KATHERINE S. On Wednes-
BY of 3033 10th st. NV, wife of the late
Charles E. Tribby and mother Of Charles
E. Tribby. jr., and Herbert D. Tribby
Services at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral
home. 390i l4tn st. NV, on FRIDAY. June
Il, at 10 am Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery n
Evening star., 1943-06-10

=, ISUN, LUCISA. On IhuFsdaV, June
NV. LOUISA S SIMPSON widow of James
?. Simpson and beloved mother of Har-
Hamp on W Simpson of FredericksburE,
Va, Mrs. c. A Crawford of Terre Haute.
Ind Mrs. J. w McWhirt Of Stafford. Va:
J: P. Simpson and John T. Simpson of
Falmouth. Va, Mrs. J, j. James, Miss Lulu
Simpson Miss Mozelle Simpson and Harry
Simpson of WASHINGTON. D. c.
Remains resting at the above residence.
where funeral services will be held on Sun
day, June 49,, at l p m Friends are in
at 40 n M -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
Deaths. Marriages and Divorces
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Albert williams as; Mozella Morris. 80.
Lonnie ID. Leonard. 20. Josephine Gaines,
F. l.. Washington, 81; Carolyn Kent, 81.
Alphonse Land, as; Annette Martin. 81
Bruno Benedict Joblinski, 81; Anne +.
Douglas H. Tyler. %; Marion L. clseys.
william ssalEiewicu. 2s; stspsanis smO-
ra 'af, ~ Wit M As, Helen NJ Pauls6n g.
David Leroy Brodley! "a; Leona Hen
Frank werthman. ~ Betty Gay. Is.
willard NJ. Mibourne, 50; II. Virginia
Aloysis \. Piackowskl. 10, Deloris stan
Curtis Jones Hall, ~ Marian L. Work.
Norbert O. Donald, IS Mary Louise Crop.
Leon b wsiIey. 35 Margaret c. Cosby,
Robert F. Shields. q; Edith Bower %.
George c. Hart So Ida Bancroft 46.
Harold w. Asp. 20; Lottie NJ. Trey, 1s.
Harold J. Johnson, 40; Lillian NJ. Croker
so
Nathan r. Freeman. 80: Ruby Crick. As
Charles Gardner, As Evelyn Taylor. 81.
Dennis Wilkinson. SO; Hannah Erickson,
20.
Carol F. Lepre PC Mary r. shaw. 81.
! Leo Pudas rs. Marguerite Nordstrom, 50.
Harry Engsrt kinney. ~ Marian E. Bry-
James F. Burton, A; Mary Burns Muir,
Robert C. Glasson, %; Constance Lea
Joseph smith, 80; Ellen Hooks, 80.
Stanley S. Tyrell rs. Florence Tyrrer, %
Norman II. Kreitsch 20: Julia Anton, 80
Wayne Finner. %: Irene Armstrong. TO-
William a. Record, Al, Jessie Nj. Lewis
Gordon K Hood, "a; Mary Myczawski, rs
Harold b. Fox "a Agnes + Mayer, 81
| Ernest Mack -; Ella Mae Grusson, IS
Grant Morris. 26, Matte Mccullough, %
Erich L. Glatz. Al Margaret Kelly 40.
I Frank Y. Palmer So Elisabeth Hoiiis, 39
! George J. Jewell. 81, Dorothy I. Solo, 30
Kenneth Porter, SO; Katherine II. steg
stephen siemIontkowsN, %: Virgins
Rfius, 10.
Louis A. GiannOtti. 25 Mildred r. Jod4io
| 20.
Thomas H. Arthur 10; Frances Peterson
Eugene Dubois. 20; Pauline Hitter, 80
Tony omelenchuk. %; Dorothy DeMeyer
Ray scherer %: Martha Coleman. 20.
John T. Keegan, IS Virginia Arms 3S
Andrew William clar, Al; sallle corin
Thomas. Is
Harold Warner, %; Alma Najera, IT.
James Ryan. 80. orlena Brake. 2s.
John Centsla, 36 Stella Smauder, ~.
Michael J. Hsag. 90 Stella Doroszkiewiez
81.
Thaddeus Zakozewski, rs; Jean b. Fiji, is
Parker Prvett, IS. Elsie Laurain, is.
Joseph Rahb, rs. Gloria Kremer, Is
Selden s. Smith, 40 Florence keenan,. ~
| Theodore II. Johnson. AZ. Ruth Carukin
20.
Clifford r. McDonouth, 30 Gertrude Nc
CURE, ls
Frank Anderson Ruddeioot II. as III
] Wells as.
Peter Uliackis, as Elizabeth Butwil 80
John Thomas. a. Delma Sanford, 3s.
Albert G.. RHigie, 10. Eta Jane Bartram
! 30
Richard L Hillman, 81; Constance Hum
| phreys, 10.
Gelon " Smith. as Carolyn r. Fngle. IS
Denver u. swain. III Dorothy Campau. Is
VIM. A. Glvens. 80 Mary, Ann Mszur, 80
Leonard H. Daley 70 Estele skrok, is
Charles NJ Johnson as Lillian Morgan. 81
Milford c. BergsIom, ~ Marian NJ. Benz
BOYD Patterson. rs; Novice smith Rein
ecker, 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
Fight Results

by United Press
Los Angeles-Turkey Thompson. 2o3,
Los Angeles. kayod Ben Moron. 293
Philadelphia t2); Battling Monroe, ia
decisioned Bob Ford; $50. Arizona lel
sell Metcalf. ia Los Angeles 80; Ber-
trand White. 1877, Chicago, decisoned
frankie Cannett, las, Los Angeles ca.
Hartford, Conn. Terry Young 1887
New York. Knocked out Jimmy Philips,
1911. Baltimore, Nd "a; Tony GRAY. li7,
New York Knocked out Jimmy Morrison,
lsl. Newark. n. J. 80.
New York Macarthur Stadium
Bobby Ruiin, 1875, New York. ,outpointed
Terry. 1884 New York decisioned Jerry
MCGEE, IAN Augusta. Ca. 90.
New York (Queensboro Arens)--Joe
Governale. 100. New York. outpointed
Freddy Flores. 15sN New York 80: Bill
Grant. 1891, orange, n. j.. defeated
Aaron Estman, l70&. Bridgeport, Conn.
80.
New Bedford. Mass.--Johnny Gebert,
1877. New York, decisloned Jimmy Nc
Lsrnin, 100. New Bedford U0l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
Eleven Gridders
SignedbyLion

Charles f. Gus Dorais, coach
OF the Detroit Lions. announced
today the signing of IL more play
ers to report at the West Shore
Golf Club 10 days hence. That
brings the squad TO 33 players.
The best known of the new
players is Lyle Rockenback. a for
mer Michigan State guard who
was captain of the Spartans in
1889. Others include John Ros.
teck, halfback from Southeast.
ern High who played with Dor
Lund; tackles Gordon Reavely
Tony Munari, Karl Pfaehler anc
Stan Mineh; end Bob Laydeni
fullback Hank Rohn; halfback
Art Vantone; center Bob Sullivan
and guard Tony Ruhino.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
Royce, Hero
Of Pacific, Here

Mai. Gen, Ralph Royce, a hero
Of the Southwest Pacific carl-
paign and now commanding CEN
eral Of the Eastern Defense Com
mand. left Selfr!dge Field today
after a brief inspection tour of
that post which is under his juriS-
diction.
A former comnandant. az Self
ridge and 4 native OF Marquette
Royce won the Distinguished Fly
ing Cross for leading a bombing
attack against the Jars in the
Philippines in April 1912. He
arrived AZ Selfridge yesterday
and visited friends in Detroit last
night.
MY visit" he said. ',is Off
cial but unexpected. ! am here
on an inspection trip
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
French Airfie|ds
Bombed by Raj

LONDON. Aug. 4 QNS)-
Nhirlwnd bomberS OF the Raj
last night wrought considerable
damage on the Nazi airfields at
Guipavas. near Brest. France, the
air ministry announced today.
Bomb bursts were observed
near station buildings. said the
communique. All of the bombers
returned safely.
Escorting Spitfire fighters de-
stroyed two Focke-Wulf 1905 and
severely damaged a number OF
others. Three British fighter pi-
lots were reported missing.
Typhoons damaged small sup
ply ship and seven escorting YES
sells off lie Havre yesterday, the
communique said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
Fingerprints Link
Count 10 Murder

NASSAU. Bahamas, Aug. 4
QNS)--A fingerprint of Count
Alfred dc Marigny, son-in-law OF
the murdered gold baron. Sir
Harry Cakes. was found on the
window screen Of the bedroom
where the American-born multi
millionaire was bludgeoned and
burned to death. a Miami police
expert had testified today.
Capt. James o. Barker, taking
the stand yesterday at the prelim-
mary hearing Of De Marigny, also
said microscopic burns were found
on De Marigny's head, eyebrows,
mustache and beard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Lucien Scott. 81: Nellie Brown, 10.
John S. Guziel, 20; Mildred York. ~.
Lou 4. Price. ~; Mildred Rlvard, IS.
George Wellet rs. Mildred Joyce. "a.
Peter Pivovar, 20, Madeline Ryan.sls
lrven II. Hemme. %; Caroline Klosky, IS
Joseph Mira. al. Frances kreciyAn, is.
Charles T.. Atkinson. "a: BERTHE Francis.
"a
Robert L. Clark, "a; Audrey j. simpson,
Raymond J. csshen. al; Frances Robert
Herbert Keller, 10; Dorothy Lee Richard,
Paul Hirt, 81; Betty Jewe,, is.
Richard Z. Raley. ~; Helen L. Feigert.
Bonnie Lee. 40; Ethel Brown, 80
FLOYD a; 10 Ryan 70; Geraldine Sally Ne
Henry r szewe7uI, %: Olga wasko. II.
Joseph c. Crawford %; Hilds May Mar
Joseph snaski %; Helen Demko. p.
Gail Collins. 20 Ethel While 10
Winfred A. Roman. 20; Elaine l.. Mea-
brod 10.
Albert Tomsic 81. Dorothy l.. Cqrlev. 30
John Shared Is; Nisha Mac shuTnnte, i8
William + Hsss, 25 Rita KozloWsk. p.
Sylvester Hazard. IS, Airrelean Sylvester,
10
Angus, John Hofweber, rs; Elizabeth a.
Edward Margerum, a.: iris stobaugh. "a
Virgil Bentley, q; Ann French -
Frank d. Kelley ~; Elsie V. Yuergens
40
/ Roscoe Chalker. IS; Mildred stevenson 2s
James w Black, ~ June J. Jascoe. 81
\ David p. Lebeck, rs Lucille Jedrzejewski
"a
/ Edwin A. Dalenbach. 81: Bonnie 4
! Heryey, q.
Arthur /. Jennings, 30 Hilda NJ. Monroe
%.
LYMAN Kahn. 90 Phyllis Abrams, 10
Regis J Hayes, 80 Helen Mary Sand
strom. IS
Arthur Conklin Jr. 90 Anna Daniels Is
Roy @. ErDschloe, % Regina Rose Pan.
toni, II.
orviue orrle Williams. 80 Viola NJ, Hend
| rickson, 80
Bardekk benson. is Pauline Adams. Is
John f. Massey. 80 Alzada Gsrris. IS
Stanley Keast. rs. Josephine Gayfeld. IS
I Edward j.. zssofshi,- 30, DsFs Cobb, 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
DIVORCES

Laura Pisa from Joseph.
Walter Campbell from Elaine X.
Ella Mae CLIFFORD from Thomas.
Isaac GerShnoff from Bessie
Emily stuhle from Frank.
Carl A Miller from Fedora
Helen German from Dwight.
Elfreda J. ReinhOld from William.
William Hughey from Alice.
Cecilia o Dwyer from Francis J.
Gladys Stack from Arthur
John a Wiska from Pauline.
GLADYS Horsch from Stanley
Lloyd y Hopping from Beatrice.
Roy white from Maggie
Adam Galletti from Katherine.
Russell J. Cloud from Jennie
william a. Bluhm from ClariCe.
Esther Springer from Ronsd.
Gerald e. stanhtld frem Gwendo!yh G
Stella Piummer from Harold
Margaret Flanagan from Charles +.
Nnn6 hUta from Waiter.
Gloria A TAssie from Anthony.
Dixie Baretta from Onoffio.
Mary Furman from Roberi.
Grace Weaver from George
Nolhe Treacgill from Sophie.
samuel Thacker from Mabel.
James Smith from Carrie
BernAdine Victor from John.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
Saginaw Awaits
Tax Hearing
nme. s,ss Correspondent

SAGINAW Aug. City, coun-
~ and schools tax unit officials
today were preparing for the
appearance here tomorrow Of the
State Tax Commission to hear
the county's appeal from its 80
mills allowed by county tax allo-
Gators for 1884 county govern
mental expenses.
The three-man tax ALLEGATION
board gave the city Ga minis and
the schools 5.4 mills Of the Is mill
tax.
The county's appeal has delayed
spreading Of city schools summer
taxes. normally due and payable
July l. City finance officers have
been hard put finding enough sur
pluses TO tide the city over until
new tax money can he collected.
That will be after the State Tax
Commission confirms or adjusts
present millage shares.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-04
Wait Poison Formula
To Aid Stricken Baby

CAMBRIDGE. Mass Aug. q
GNSN-D Doctors today were pow
erlekS 20 help lS-month-old Caro-
line Meno until they are advised
Of the formula Of a furniture pol
ish which she swallowed.
Unable 10 prescribe an aniidote,
physicians yesterday sent an
urgent message 20 the Jersey City,
y. j.. manufacturer Of the product
and were awaiting reply today
Meanwhile. the child is near
death.