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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-09
Study of Program
For Negro Schools
Asked by Governor
Detailed Report Is
requested for Next
Term of Legislature

Ealrigh. Dec. o Cap -
Governor Broughton recon-,
mcrd,d to the State School
Board today that ii begin study
Of a iuug-trrm program to con,
solidatc Negro schools and IL
afford Negroes Il wcll-roundcd
opportunity 10 obtain agricul-
ural and vocational training.
liz asked that the hoard
name a committee to consider
the problem and that the next
legislature he given a detailed
report 81 its study.
"Nu'h Carolina lar more than
ANY - .'hvrn state has recognized
,rr r.f.rc ul equal pay iur white
ani Negro iClChCrS,' the Governor
SAID. ".uu in another year such
,nua..a'luu Will be cqualilcd."
Now" he continued. we
nerd 10 consider the conSolida-
tim ct Negro schools. In only
about unc-lCurth of the counties
has this been done. There are
loo many small and inefficient
Ncern schools in the State. We
must consider a program Of
stdtrw idc consolidation and nr
better physical equipment for
Nr"r"r>."
& ...r are such steps necessary
nrw nn.ui of Justice, he sad. h..
to u.w'. continued racial harmony
tie .a that III ms study al hl;i-
GrrG. parole and clcmcnCv cases.
r. ,H coached one conclusion.
CIu. .mu.@ Negroes Is bred III
L. -.-,lnIInl On IInn. EnnrN
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-09
Hearing Charges
lnctflCIcnCV of
FairChild Plant

N.. aton. Dec. @ (AP) -
Chase at general waStagc. Incl
:c"'. md extravaganza" in oprr-
al a Inc Fairchld Aircraft Plant
d, h.H. n-t'n. n. C.. were laid be-
..T" .rvClal House Military Al
ia.. i'-cummittcc yesterday.
""..rII T.. Blackburn. commit
zee ' 'I2Gtur, testified that more
iim' -l&.UDU.OOO had been spent %.
'n' '..''. but only one accepted
plane .ad been produced since iho
::"s' ,'''rHct was awarded il OCtO-
bcr g. 1911.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-09
Sinutra Declared
Unfit for Service

,;r"..... y. j., Dec. -(APD-
Won. mi girls can continue to
sUn. happily. for the United States
Ann today declared frankie (Ihc
Vol, H.matra. If, physically I'm,
til '.- military service.
F>r".ng disappointment, the
Tn.." himself announced the out
cone - h.s SClcCtivc service pre-
mGu.'..H examination today al tho
Nca.... Induction station.
a.. -.' q hole in my left car
dr.. aIi Snatra. whose singing
90 %. rd.r and theatre stage IS
tHc ,.'..u, rage of the feminine sex.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-09
Fifth Army
Captures
Mt. Croce
Advance Southwest
Of the Break-Th through
In Mignano Sector

Allied headquarters. Alg.cr:,
Dec. 9-tAP)-,St Steadily adj
vancinp Fifth Army forces iu
Italy have captured strategic
Mount Croco. Il mile from In.
Garigliano river. in tn. AREA
near the west coast. !, Wa an
nOumcrd today.
The advance WAS registered
southwest II, the important
break through at the mountain
barrier which 1t. Cen. Mark
W. Clark'S troops have driven
in the M;Snano sector. In that
area. American and British
trG"pS are hing down the
western Slopes al Meant Mag
sinrc ana Mount Canine and
have pow cleared All oi the lat
ter except on" village ON tin
Northwestern >lu"" d".m;tr s"y-
crLl incnn, lu>.vr rr"my conn
tcr-attackS. .iiI!.i hraduulrtr:,
said
a. Radio /. ..u ....o..-' fra
AIG.,.~ beard B. /. &# 49, uy Ev.'...
said the rr:'-G l-... Army ur
the est coast l.G ,.'.. Wished 10 u,.0-
DTdgcarua arl.... H., Mu.a rive.
and LOW stands .r.y c.-n' mG.s
from tn, .mp.g'." Aa.a'ic pDr;
.! PusCa.u.
TodaN> cummuniUuc said
General Sir Bernard l.. Mont
gOmcrNN forces were locked in
heavy battle in the OrSogna area.
some ten miles inland from the
Adriatic. and had improved their
positions.
The Fifth Army mad, limited adj
vnnrcd m lis rlgH; :..nE by smpsh-
ing enemy pl!lauHc~ Wrs. ul F.g-
marc ana northwest rt Nunlnp.
American heavy bumbcrS took
the Oit-travclcd route t0 Greece
again yesterday. attacking en-
envy airfirldS 1T EIcvSiN and
Tatoi. west and north of Ath-
ems. respectively. Both Fort
resScS and IibrraturS engaged
in the operations.
y smaller A...,u bombing .p-Cn
also ranged far urliawu.d g. at
tack h3rnu. Installations and ship
ping a 81" S'ctauD. 50 miles NORTH
west or Rome.
The air command SD that IN
both II" raids nu the Greek
airiicids and targets were well COY
cred
Medium bnmhvrs. in triple rorays.
hit the railway center a' Dgta. n
land above Rome. Civ.;avccchI#.
port - miles u.r.uwcs: OBJ. ;hv ltal-
i'm capital. and HE railway town
of
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-09
Cotton Is
Down at Noon

N"' York. Dec. 9.-(AP)-Cotton
."''"' 'pcmcd ten cents bale high
- .N" cents lower.
%""H Values were - to 30 cents a
oaI, ."N"r. March 1928, May 1905
and J.Iy 1855.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-09

kecaptured
By Chinese
Strategic City Fell
Tc Japs December 3
After Hard Fighting

Chungklng. Dec. 9-(AP)-
The Chinese high command an
nounccd today that Chinese
forces had rrcapturcd The Stra-
tcglcally important city 81
ChanEtrh i'll Human province.
which fell to the Japanese De-
cvmbcr ; after many DAYS oi
bl"ody fighting.
The victorious Chinese stroke
provided another decisive turn
i'll the fortunes Of war in the
Litter battles in which China's
vast and important Rice Bowl"
area Is major prize. Loss of
thangteh last week had opened
the prospect of an enemy drive
cn (hangSha, capital of the
province. $780,.
The rCcap.vrc OF Chaug;ch WAS
particularly $a;isryin. To- the Ch.-
ncSc in that. by official calcuI,-
u"n. only a few more than 300 men
"i In" I'th division survived when
me city WaS abandoned to the jan
aii"Sr after l5-day siege.
8N holding ChanGlrh. The jan
aG'Sc controlled the Rice Bowl
ic"inn and .t1Gd l>tridc The
irhan- SJrcEwan supply line,
enc Gi Ill" Chinese army'S prin-
cipal >rurccS of supply.
SPECIAL CHINESE Crmminiu,;v
Tins morning ANN, mccd rvcapturc
'! tie city.
News has iliSt been received" :,
said. ''til;lf Chinese irru,.s IN u,,,;,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-09

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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-12-09

Continued on Page Four)
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05

Shredded TIN cans are used IN
copper mines 10 precipitate cop
per from tmpregnated mine va
tiers
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05

Harry Hammond seaman.
second class Is-yeAr cid son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hammond
Of Krsoie. who Is nov ste.
toned 81 Portland. Oregon
lie snIistsd In the Navy.
July -. 1854 and received hl1
basic training al Sen Diego Be-
fore his enlistment he was en-.
ploYed 81 the Southern Kraft
plant Of the international Pa
per Co. 81 Kreoie.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05

In one active day n Nortl.
Africa the aiiIsd Forces con.
sumed l60o5a90 gallons Of hagf
octane gasoline
Army battle plans aee revised
every slX months h conform viii
The numbef II men and amount
Of material available
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05

somewhere overseas Tho two
soldiers had supper and spent the
night together Belb ~ grand
cons Of M and M G n Van
Osdol. OF psscaRnala
Carl De Angelo Enjoys Visit Home
Carl De Angelo departed Tues
day Tor Great Llkea III. where
he Il stationed. after . ten daf
hlflouRh which ho enjoyed with
MS parents Nj and Mrs J +
Gentle IN paseaEoula
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
information For
Relatives OF
Prisoners OF War

Miss Hsxts Heffa pueinsfg
chaarfsah q See gaezhaa County
Chapter of ne AfHafeso H
s faf Mos FesnE nas
Haa5asu ~ 81 the
ems - refafiqes ~ Maa@ -
war writing 10 nsesn mfnshef -
not stssx are ia service - eFvl
iafa Mas Herring NlM M sisd
"a asee any one desiring He
Shove information I'D rules Of
writing You mgay raii phone
nsmheg 8lSl @ mall request -
hes
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
Paul Alsso Wounded In Action

Paul Algeo Wounded In Action
According 81 information "a
ceVed u Mrs Paul Alnea II
NaneleaVt hef husband Paul ~
geo. has lssen wounded Tire
neWs come from llaiy where a.
geo has only been stationed j
month although De- has been over
seaa 8 ser II IS nj known
whether the wound IS serious ~
moi However he AS maus
friends WIa hope thar II S auig
q siight INJURY.
Promoted To Technical Sergeant
Announcement eanlea from
Headquarters Army AR Be ~
Hunters Field, Savannah e.
that sofmef staff sergeant Emil
v Wilmington has been pfomel
81 70 The rank u technical SER
eA=aI
SGT Wilmington IS tie saa 81
Me and Ms L W Wilmington
D-I0l = street pascagaaIa snd
entered Tie service Il shHese-
poff. II JUS 4lh $50 which
paf nm II TIE service heIaHe
Pearl HaTbor
after attending the Glade0afer
hlsh School h. way employed II
the GIadewatef Oil and Cas- h
hne9
h haz fHo brothers Wha aFe
also i The service. One Is PIT.
Homer = ? Wilmington Who Is
IL The army. and the other IS
Cpl Lee 3 Wilmington . the
Marine Corps
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
Trio Zone
Meeting AT Kreole
Next Wednesday,

The Tf1C0untv Zone meeting
Of the Methodist Episcopal church
will BE- held at the Kfeole Meth
odist church Wednesday. No
vembef 20 beginning at 10 q NJ
Lunch wlli be served At the
neon hour BY the hostess Soeiety
Lie memberships Wili be pre-
scuted after lunch
TINS zone mcludes the Woman
Society IF Christian Servire 81
the Leakeseliie Lueedaie, Pleas
ant Hi Refuge Eseatawpa
Moss Point pascaRouia East
lawn Orange Grove and Kreuie
Methodist churches All mem
bers are urged TO attend and
ministers are EXTENDED a special
invitation 70 be present Visitors
will Be- welcomed
The meeting will be presided
over BY Mrs Eugene ulmer. z0ue
leader L is hoped that Mrs
Paul Arlington former confer
cnce president will be- present
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05

Edward C. Saueier. son Of
kf, and Mrs. Clifton saueier Of
psseagoula. who attended =
Naval Reserves training school
At Norman. Okla. saueier. who
hes the rating D. seaman. second
class. will be graduated by the
school which Is one teaching
aviation mechanics. the latter
part Of February. 1874
He enlisted in the Reserves
last July and secured his basic
training az San Diego. He was
then sent 10 Norman where he
has been about two month";.
a graduate from the pasca.
soals High school. class OF 20.
he was a member Of the school
band and took part in other
school activities. He has . cou
sin Gregory Sehoites. who has
already seer service IN Alaska
and was in tire Aleutian Island
campaign.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05

c. S. Naples. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. {. ]. Naples Of Moss Point.
who has been home on . three
day iurIoush.
Naples attended the Moss
Point High school. He also
captured tho championship Of
the Gull Coast as 3 lishf-weight
boxer.
After three months OF train.
ing at a base in Rhode Island.
Naples Is now statioued 81 San
Francisco awaiting further or
darz.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05

Al pre-tnduetioH Army Train
I'M received by high school sta.
dents Is ON a voluntary hasis
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05
Receives Silver Wings and
Commission

#HAAH8N NFAAt1H AAAA
Commission
Announcement comes from the
Public Relations office IF lHe L
S Army Ar Forces at Columbus
Miss Of the graduation u Lewis
.DeWayne Jarvis as q flying Of.
iicer
He received MS commission =
4 second lieutenant together With
hm silver wings Nov 3 1873
IT. Jarvis IS the son u Mr.
ana Mrs George " Hall. RaaIe
3 paseaeauIa lie entered pilot
training II February 1873. and
attended flying Schools II Oeaia.
f1s aud Greenwood Miss A
the time II hI enlistment he Was
attending pearl River Junior Col.
iege At n~onIaNvilie Miss
Spending TuFlsush With Parents
Pfc ArIia p fDickiel Frank
ln vino IS ~ the quarleImasief
Marine Corr. S spending q Huf
iouFh WIiH rs parents Mf and
Mr. 4 J Franklin Pie Frank
hn entered service on August
50. 1913 after graduation from
tho Moss Point High school thIs
spring H i Il present stationed
a. Camp Elliott Cal He has -
Gently received q medal for sharp
shooting and bayonet qualiiIea
ton.
Meets Cousin Overseas
Frank Martin writes home =
having me- IS cousin. Corporal
Riley Van Osdol OCTOBER IS.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-05

Japan conquest N the Far
East cuts us OF from more than
20 per cent Of Our normal rubber
supply
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
T. S. Proposes World Charity Setup to Allies
d Nazi Planes
DoWned in Fight
Near Leningrdd

MOSCOW, June II CYPRUS.
sian fighter pilots intercepted 100
German planes over the APP
proaches 20 Leningrad and shot
down D i'm a great daylight air
battle, thWart.ng tho second at
tempt ar a mass raid on The city
within three days The Red air
force reported today
The bic German air formation
tried 10 break through IN forma-
lions OF nine planes. Escort fight
ers outHHmbered the German
bOmhcrS two 10 ono.
Official reports said Russian
bombers followed up TWO nights
Of mass raids on NaI. airdromes
with attacks last night on mile
lary trains and supply dumps near
LIschau-k .n 'aa / kfal0c, causing
hig fires and explosions.
a epccla. eamWlu.q4c revealed
THAT stron. formations Of Russian
planes had attacked FIVE air.
droncs Wednesday night and de-
stroyed or damaged a great
TTT-TTr-y
\e3r T3-a0roc west of Ro~'ov,
nearly 5000 ca1uv troops with
tank support attacked Russian
positions The Russians gave
ground. hut a colnfelat,ack Ic-
>torcd the positions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
Isle Fires DIN
Eisenhower
Registered u. s. Patent oniee

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS
North Africa June II tUP)-Gen.
Eisenhower and A dmiral sir
Andrew BROW Cunningham
commandments in the MedI-
Ierranean, witnessed Tuesday :
naval bomb5rdment OF PartetieTTH
from the bridge OF the British
cru ser that led the attack closest
10 the island coastal batteries
Shells from the shore batteries
fell within 800 yards Of the
cruiser.
The cruiser. which led the naval
forces participating went IN
closer to the batteries than other
ships 10 test their effectiveness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
By LOrls 7 kEENlE
Intsd Pee, Raf Artnst

-t-h -.t ..'' ..'-'
O. i3t.eES
Russ t.5H H-7 v Nc.N
proaaey ar a...w07- 1N
an Allied #,.r- ~. N.T-rc
pose rn...- '-r Japan
sss.a.===.a-z =---a- sz--. .-s.. s.-t.=
hre8e q. NE No-'a-
eastern Slotlr order
4. japan ATTACKS 3, "a1la ac
Hiuer by relieving t-e pres
s4rc or r'~ o1 The European
fS--vs-----
Japan motives would be-
en.st'y -..Esr
T0klCS BROAD a&'>
t,-1S VIZ ----r-et,,eys s''e--t-t--fs
co0auget 81. Ru,>a.s .'rs
provinces and control of The
eastern end %. 'rr Trans
Siberian ra .ra7- with '-e Rus
sans fenced BOOK probably as
Ear Il. Lake bakll
The japanese counted or. ar:
CompNSrlrC r. +nc easiest V4l
through the defeat Of Russia rl
Hitler. u would fGon have boon
.,....a.s. 90 ..-fL..-. an
The nonaccrcss ION treaty VIfo
Russia. nor vcrth the paper IL
is Written on. was carefully pre-
serVed 50 japan could pick her
own tine for the assault.
MOSCOW HAS adhered
r!eidlv to the treaty. not be-
cause Stain Was hoodwinked
bur because Russia RESOURCES
have been TOO heavily involved
in The Wcsr TIrc was all m
Rus<ias favor.
Now however the Toxic re-
ansts can have little hope that
TiNcr. can knock Russia nat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
ANARCH INSTRANCE

Nothing is said in tho agree
ment about payment by the relief
recipients American officials In
Slsi. hnWcter. that the plan is
not prompted by any desire 10
play Santa Claus 10 the world
Il is regarded as an insurance
against anarchy which the Amer
lean and other governments arc
convinced VIII develop If immG-
date relief is not provided in
war-deNastated areas after their
hhrratINr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
California = MFR. = by )
IL Former befrOifeP

guard in a contest conducted by
a movie company He is > feet )
inches tall and the same distance
around
Becker revealed that he worked
with WOmack on the Woodward
avenue car line II years ago.
Womack then weighed 200
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12

CALIFORNIA; official "Mr. Five
hy-Five' is a former Detroit street
car conductor, it was revealed to-
day by Paul J. Becker 1889 EX-
eter, a private policeman.
The title was won by Clay H.
Womack, 4 300-pound factory
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
PanfeIIeria Captured.
I'd Island RaiaEe6H
CONTINUED from Page Onel

BY dusk Yesterday our Job
was done. We knocked out all
gun positions which included
many coastal pieces with bar
rels Of TO 9-inch bore
lie said the operation would &C
down as model offensive for
tactical CiassrO0ms
III was prepared with metic-
ulous care ny large and COM
petent stan, " Norstad SAID 1T
was scientific job prepared by
slide rule"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
THEN CAME ESCAPE

Thea, sis -pannthS-la Later
when there was An escape from
the fifth floor, bars were added
there" he said.
Asked II bars would now be
added 10 third floor WINDOWS be-
cause Of last night $ Escape from
that level. WagneC><aId.
II don't Know anything
about that; we're too busy
with other things right now"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
REACHES CRESCEND0

THO terrific aos.- t-~ -st'-
Ynert reached ..r-. 1d- vre-
CAV with humid .e5 r' Alfred
craft of all types crowd rE
sky over Fsrtc.c-a T.s fra.'.
wss So rrayN thar SCORES
hcuhefs WEI forced 20 rrr
Island v'-l e waiting t~sr rr,
make Their rc~- runs
fAAis reports ya.- '-c Aires
SEN 1000 p.snoe srars. -ee
fortress
American B-' SRI. South Afr
nan ana other D-E.r.o OH s.l torres
tcgk Isr, .r this. offensive. TIE
foo--eEgucJ F4y .g reyEesses
droneG Over rho A4s-e' % greater
numbers thar III. The North an.
car ftea'f- Tire 1swn.to-d.s IS
assault was tle worst pounding
the is.arG had re-eNee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
Trick With Tin,
Gets Blame in
Jail Delivery

" A "thcorized" explanation Of
how four prisoners Wake d
through three locked" cell doors
and made>their getaway early this
morning from tho third floor Of
the Wayne County Jail was Of
fered today by Chief Deputy VIII
liam C. Ryan, in charge Of the
investigation.
The way see it, a meChani-
cal device failed 10 work last
night for the very first time"
Ryan explained
He said nvcStiga ton disclosed
the mon GOT through the first Of
tho three locked doors by plac-
inc two small folded PIECES Of tin,
about two by three inches I'M size.
over the frame above cell doors
No. ! and TO- at opposite ends Of
the block.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
TO 6 a. m. for patrolling pur,

TO 6 a. m. for patrolling pur-
poses" he explained.
There are no bars on the win
dows Of the third floor only on
the windows of the first and fifth
floors.
Wagner explained that the
architect who designed the build
ing didn't want II to look like
A jail 50 the plans called for
bars only on the first floor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
DOORS NOT LOCKED

Then the leAeIs- which acre
supposed To drop down and lock
these doors didn't 80 the, in
dicatorS showed these doors
were locked, but they weren't"
he said
1T WAS only q matter of n
fraction Of an inch which made
this pOSSihle-but these devices
are not constructed with the
accuracy Of airplane inStru-
mentS."
nc SECOND f0CkpU 0OOT TOT
the entire cell block is a different
matter, Ryan explained, and is
operated by ono lever
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12

nsissance patrols on the island by
British Commanders were an
nounced earlier in the week
Lampedusa is 90 miles south of
Pantellerla.
Allied authorities hailed the
bombing Of Pantelleria as one OF
the greatest exhibitions of mathe-
matical precision ever shown IN
that field
The surrender generally vas re-
garded as classic example Of air
history. in which the navy stood
ready If needed but meanwhile
gave only subsidiary support.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
HEAVIEST BOMBING

II was the heaviest concen-
trated bombing. both IN the
weight Of explosives dropped and
the. number Of Sorues carried
out, which has been directed at
any AXIS target IN this tneater
Thirty-seven ANS planes were
shot down IN the final phase OF
the battle
The British navy Shelled the
Italian fortress island SIX times
but the vast part o. the attack
was carried or by American and
Raj planes Of al. types from
Flying Fortrtsses 10 Sp.'hreS
They never gave the enemy an
hours rest IN the last phase ri the
onslaught
i vas q victory o. special ina.
portarCe for It. Ger Carl An
drew Spsstz American derlf,
commander a. Alice air force tr
Northwest AZ c.eo h7s rorl
advocated such o1s szat WIN
ar power Z ore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12

NETHERLANDS ISLAND THAT HAS SURRENDERED
Strategic Panteleria whose surrender to the Allies
announced in odays dispatches. The capture marked
the occupation of Italian Mediterranean territory by
the Allies and presaged carly forward drive on the
larger island Of Sicily march The Italian mainland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
ONE DOOR LEFT OPEN

As for the third locked" door
leading 10 the CatWalk il
wasn't locked Ryan said.
IT'S left open from . p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-12
FLANGE COVERS LOCK

at can look like il Is closed
hut really he open half an inch,
because Of a fsnge covering the
lock II is believed il may have
been left open by inmates when
they left the rubbish out at
q a. m"
Louis Wagner. chief turnkey.
SAID there has never been 4 'tf-ttt-
-tett-erftrta- TIA nat tf4t>-tltrtf-- ftettt--i
he tried periodically by guards
but he admitted this is the only
way 10 d eterm mine definitely
whether II is locked Guards on
duty last night were 10 be ques-
toned on this point when they
come to WORK tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-07
Record u. M. Game
For Men Overseas

Soldiers sailors and in every Of the world will
hear the complete story OF MchganS football struggle with
Notre Dame Ann Arbor this Saturday.
The Detroit Times through its Downtown Quartebacks Club
sending complete
places and entertainment few and far
between for the servicemen.
This game will be the top sporting Of the year The
united they staged Of
the spectacular displays offensive football South Bend
with Michigan 80 90 Both have tremendous
foowngs, large share of which is IN the armed forces
The records of the broadcast Will be distributed by the
American Red Cross
The Detroit Times will provide enough records TO
all theaters Of The Red Cross will them from
TO
Michigan and Notre Dame have contributed great number
alumni the and many officers representatives
of the schools.
broadcast will be recorded starting about ID minutes
game boys will the background Of the
Then every play will be recorded when il happens
There also will be short greeting from the two coaches Band
and cheering will be faithfully recorded.
1t will mean pleasant evenings soldiers sailors and
marines no they the It's the
thing seeing the game and il will be available for ALL
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BY LEWIS II. WALTER

available for hockey, Reigel re-
ported 10 Windsor where he has
been staying while Adams IS en-
deavoring TO obtain a passport for
his Mr. Blank"
The Wings manager believed
this morning he might have the
solution 10 the problem Canadian
immigration authorities suggested
Reigel is probably Polish citizen.
He would be allowed TO cross
the border if the Polish consul
here would acknowledge him as a
citizen and accept the response
bility for his passport.
That's what Adams Is working
on now. in addition TO overseeing
two practice sessions each day
"ToO much trouble for a
hockey player? / should say
not" said the Red Wing boss.
Good ones are almost worth
their weight In gold and we
think Reigel Is a good one"
Joe Levine, former NJ. O. League
forward, and Charles Landry, an
amateur who lives in Hooker
street. across from Olympia, are
the latest 10 join the Wings for a
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