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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25
Dent
In German
Winter Line
Nazis' Prior Claim
Of Cities Captured
Discounted by Reds

Allied Headquarters. AlgirrS.
Nov. 25-(AP)-Gcncral Sir
Bernard l.. Montgomery :
Eighth Army has battered its
way across tn" swollen Sangro
river. the toughest obstacle yet
encountered in the march up
the italian peninsula. in the
face of ferociouS fire and here
by has cracked Il piece of Adolf
llitler'S winter defense line. Al
lied headquarters announced
today.
y bridschcad 5000 yards wide
and 100 yards deep has been iormIy
established and held against furious
comtcrattaclis, il was stated.
In this first full scale dent
caused by Gen. Sir Bernard L..
Montgomery troops i'll the so
called winter defense line set
up by the Germans. the enemy
put up its strongest resistance.
Reports reaching hcadquartcr.
said Nazi prisoners said they had
been ordered 10 hold their positions
al all COSTS.
ne onslaught across The river on
mont of little more than five
miles was made 'dnrine the past
lew DAYS. official reports said.
veteran German forces immc-
a,a"i\ hcSan >'ashins back and
nlo"dI iiShiing RACED as the
hrit'Sh slowly forced the enemy
BACK distance "i nearly one
ana nan miles from the north
McNt BANKS "l inc Hooded
stream
ne "''HG'n'"" Was established
III ne l"W!and area near the rive.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25
High Court.
Rules Upon
Liquor Case
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel,
by LYNN NISBET

RilCigh. Nov. 25--'rhc Supreme
Count Of North Carolina. as well as
III other appeal tribunals. tradition
,lIy has avoided passing on DuCS-
lions or issues that were not directly
invoked IN cases. For that reason
;Ilr high court had never declared
itself specifically on the question ot
wbcihcr' possession Of liquor should
bc conclusive prima facic evidence
that i, was possessed for purposes
of sale. The case oi State rs. Sud
Grcth from Caldwell county. decided
Wednesday, presented this issue 50
yu,arciy the cou": cuuin no longer
side step II.
Justice Wallace Winbornc wrote
thc opinion which in effect says that
nero possession of five or SIX PMS
of whisky in "dry" North Caro-.
lima county is not sufficient CYL.
dcucc that il is for purpose Of sale.
ThC opinion rCvCrScs Caldwell
Coli"ty Superior Court action in
which Jack Cuddrcth was convicted
E. ,t.,... 49, o',' r'c~i =. o..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25

corporations for S6l6,OOO. 900 addi-
floral in excess profit rates. in
crcaScS postal rates in $l66.800. 900.
and comes down hcavicst-tO the
extent of Sl,20l, 700 COCOON pur-
ch@ScS Os such items of liquor, iurs
and jcwclry.
Secretary of the. Treasury Nor
Gcnthau huddlCd with leading Dem
ocratS on the committee yesterday
but got little encouragement that he
would receive anything more than a
courteous reception when he poses
the SlO.5O0. 100000 question again
Monday morning.
While Chairman George would
not comment on The private CONVEX
SationS between Morgcnthau and the
Senators, he told reporters later he
considered the S2,l4O,0OO,GOO bill Il
considerable increase"
Until couple of years ago we
would have considered that pretty
heavy job" he said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25
Four Jap Warships Sunk,
One Damaged Near Rabaul

Southwest rayac Allied Head
quarters Nov. - tNpD -- Guns
uuziu. I'm the FIRST dark hours of
Americas Thanksgiving Day. swift
L. s. warShipS all but wiped out
SIX enemy deStrryCrS today during
u twu-hour running battle which ca
tended tu Within 90 miles or Rabaul,
JHrHnCSc naval and air fortress.
Moving boldly near the entrance
OF 81. Georges channel. whose wa
'crS wash New Britain and New
ireland. the American dcStroycrs
sank four at the NrppoucSC ships.
y iiith was damaged but managed
I" escape with the other survivor
into the black tropical night.
Admiral William f. HalScy'S
Spokesman said the decisive enemy
defeat. which The o,,tnunhcred AM
Green .ulj'a iNflin'ci 'hr1, loss
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25
Drive By Germans
On KieU Is Halted
BY Russian Forces
Bloody Fighting as
Strong Resistance
Offered by Germans

Jnndnn \ny - GAP, -
c, ;r.,
WI '''"" ~ l"h'lH' t"nNH ANU
planes sun battered luflnuNiN
today against Il Stii'fCning Red
army line Ia miles wrst of Eiry
pu,...i., nn,,,,,;,,.,, r;,..,
y, :.'I:
III Il days 10 indicate lhhi i''d
Marshal Fritz Won MannStcln :
desperate drive To rccapIurc
tbn I'tr,iui,r c,pit.I b.,s L,.u
L.I,,I I'.I.'.,.,I,
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H'''NI.''i' n'''''''5' '''NE 'SS'S WI
Wv, ,.;,> ~, ''..''.'' '''' w '''''''''' '"'
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25
Berlin Is
Again Hit
By Bornbers
Burning City Struck
In Raid to Confuse
Defenses Of Capital

London, Nov. % - (AP) -
Swift RAF Mosquito bombers
set the air raid sirens bowling
in Berlin for the third success
Sivc night by stabbing at the
German capital again last night
as smoke still rose Skyward
from conflagrationS set by Bri-
tain'S heavy bomber fleet.
The purposes of the attack.
from which only one Of the raid
erS failed to return, obviously
was TO haraSS and confuse the
battered dcfenseS of the city.
which already had been burned
and devastated on 4 scale hith-
crtO unknown.
An Raj commentator, indi-
Gated that the German capital
now the most heavily bombed
city in the world, would he hit
as often and SolidIy as the
weather and strategy permitted.
1T is the greatest prize" he de-
clarcd
The Allied aerial offensive
WIS htDl TolilnG. mcanNniIc. as
several waves of planes swept
out across the channel i'm bright
sunlight this morning in the di-
rccti0n Of the French coast.
There was nn immediate indica-
ton ui their targets.
Only a small number of planes
no heavy bombcrS engaged in Of
fcnSivc operations from Britain las.
night. but Berlin had no reason to
breathe easily.
Destruction was piled on dcStruc-
ton in this weeks two mammoth
attacks. but all available informal
tion suggested that mcthodiCal OBJ
liberation of the metropolis still had
some distance To- 60
Hamburg was turned To rubblc
under the impact of 10000 long tons
of bombs. Hamburg. however. is
far smaller in area and population
than Berlin. on which 1000 tons
have fallen since the first of the
year.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25
Charles B. Nelson
Wounded in Action

Washington. Nov. 25-fAP-
The War Department made pub
lie today the names of 1870 L. =.
soldiers wounded in action. The
announcement includes casual
ties in the Asiatic. European.
Mediterranean. Middle Eastern,
Pacific and Southwest Pacific
areas.
Seventeen were from North
Carolina.
North Carolinians included:
staff Sgt. Charles Is. Nelson,
father. BENJAMIN II. Nelson,
route =. Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25

Generals affected include Patton.
1t. Gen. Joseph +. McNarncy and
SomcrvcIl. all 0l whom hold the
permanent rank OF colonel and vino
have been nominated for major Cen
Cral: 1t. General Joseph w. StIiIwcli,
a brIgcadicr who also has been nomi
mated Tor Il permanent rank of ma
ior general; and ten other general OIL
iiCcrS.
With the end Of the war their tenn
purary ranks would be sbDIiShcd and
they would revert To- their permanent
grades. =.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25

fine and serve "a prison sentence for
having five pinlS of Acknowledgement
liuuUr in his homo.
Tho matter had several interest
ing angles. Suddrcth was arrested
after officers had obtained search
warrant and found The five piats
in his living quarters. fic was trird
in recorders court. found guilty and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-25
Japs Nearly
Annihilated
On Islands
Americans Prepare
For Further Attacks
On Nearby Islands

Pearl lIarbor, Nov. % -
(AP)-In Il ibloody iour-day
battle, Americans have ami
hilatcd all but few of the Jap
aneSe on the Gilbert islands.
climaXing their conquest with
the capture of Betio and its
strategic airfield from where
new thruStS may COM soon.
BetiO fcl! 10 Majnr General
Julian &. Smiths Second Marine
division ut dusk Tuesday; most
of its 1000 defenders dead or
dying on its sandy battlefield.
Even as II was overwhelmed. Ma
rineS and soldiers were fcrrcing
out remnants of the enemy on the
other two atollS, Maxim and Abe
mama.
The Japanese fought back dcSpcr-
atcly on Bctiu, largest of the lar
ava atOlls. II was there the enemy
had gathered most OF his strength to
try 10 save his airbasc facilities.
Only few hours before the decisive
blow, the defenders countcrattackcd
ficrccly. They not only failed but
actually hurried their end, for, as
4 navy spokesman said, it enabled
the Marines 10 concentrate their
ire.
No time was wasted by the
Americans i'll hopping up or in
constructing new dcfcnscs on the
Islands. IL was almost certain
that army engineers, coming in
with assault troops, already had
begun building entertainments
on Maxim. Repairs probably
have begun, too, on the excel
lent airficld at Tarawa for more
blows at the JapS, possibly to-
ward Saru To the southwest in
Marshall islands Il couple of mum
drcd miles to the north or to-
Marshall islands Il couple of hum
the direction of Rabaul; again
perhaps at Truk itself, 1000
miles on west and the hub of
JaDan's sea might.
Admiral Chester W. Nimilz, COM
of the Pacific fleet.
no words about attacks
which may soon fork from this first
central Pacific land INVASION, has
hold ncwSmcn they might expect
attacks wherever the Japs are
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
MATS

Having donated my rubber
mats 20 the rubber salvage /
solved the problem Of door mats. "
writes Mrs Irwin Quackenbush,
Sparta. Wisconsin.
by cutting some old badly
worn rag carpet strips and an old
scatter r7Ig in 10x24 inch pieces,
and quilting two thicknesses to-
gether on the sewing machine,
and binding them with strips Of
old overall material. they are
heavy enough 10 lie flat, and pass
throuE h the washing machine
wrngcr without folding"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
BRUSH

IN rainy weather are your
floors always tracked up by the
family coming into the house
with muddy feet?' writes Mrs.
Clarence Painter, Poolesville, Nd.
II found that by mailing a good
stiff scrubhihg brush on the back
porch with the bristle side up 20
scrape mud off shoes. l could
save myself many Unnecessary
hours of extra work Don't forget
10 clean the brush from time to
time"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

marshmalows. Do not stir. Let
stand about twenty-five minutes,
add cracker crumbs nut meats.
and vanilla. Just stir only tin
cracker crumbs are well mixed
in, don't let mixture get too stiff.
Pour i'm well buttered pan, chill
several hours and cut.
Mrs j. Rychtera,
Orland, California
tNrs RSchteta we like yoUr Uu-
usual fudge very much 10 suggest
something dIfiofont for rom" candy
makers to try Mary Lee swami
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

cups grab a m cracker
crumbs tmaraschino cher
ries can be added for a bit
Of yaT1atiOn)
/. teaspoon salt
tablespoon butter
teaspoon vanilla
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
AImonock Hin+s

FAVE YOU time or money
II saving hint 10 pass on Ia other
Almanackerss Such ideas are
worth sharing with other readers.
and the Aimauark wants 20 print
them-the more the merrier. For
each such hint sent in and used IN
this department We will pay 81
You may send in A. many a. YOU
want. Hints not used cannot he
returned. Please keep them short
and To the point and address:
ALMANACk HINTS EDITOR,
\. q, Box 1871,
Grand Central Annex. New York.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
AImanack Echoes

Mix cocoa. sugar, milk and salt
or II chocolate S used melt first.
Place over hrc stir only until
sugar is dissolved and 10 starts
cooking, turn down the fire, then
cook 10 a soft ball stage, Re
move from fire add butter and
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

Pattern 25ii-Make this ideal back
fo-schoo. outfit all from ono
pattern Designed for children
sizes 2 4 s : and 10 Size g. cape.
L. yards 5i-inch fabric. frock, .
yards 35-inch fabric
Pattern 36li-Here is smart YER
sion of your fayorite jumper for the
Junior miss. Size u, jumper. r
yards 5i.inch fabric. blouse, Is
yard 3J-iucG fahfIC.
Pattern 36lO-Graccful scallops add
interest 20 tins attractive two plccer.
Designed for misses sizes r. -
10 Il and ~ SIZE l6 requires 3%
yards 35-inch fabric - yard contrast
Pattern 36i2-PinWheei medalliOns
make striking spread. cloth or
scarf when joined together ana these
are fun 20 crochet IN your leisure
time So get busy Pattern 36i2
contains directions Tor mcdAllions
illustrations 81 them and stitches
material requirements
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Smile,Hm%MSmile!

Put bright sparkle IN your smile!
Make il your winning ehorm-with
the help of Ipono and Massage.
THERE'S TO YOU, Plain Girl! Here's to
your success in winning friends, ro-
mance-your hearts desire. Yes, you can do
it-1 your smile is right. For the girl with a
lovely, flashing smile has radiant and ap-
pealing charm!
So smile, plain girl smile. But remember.
for the kind of smile that wins attention you
need bright, sparkling teeth And sparkling
teeth depend largely on firm, healthy gums.
Never ignore pink tooth brUsh"I
If you see a tinge of pink" on your tooth
brush-see your dentist! He may tell you your
gums are tender because soft foods have
robbed them of exercise And like thousands
of dentists, he may suggest Ipana and mas
sage,
For Ipana not only cleans your teeth but
with massage, it is designed to help the
health of your gums as we'll.
Massage a little lpana onto your gums
every time you clean your teeth. Circulation
increases in the gums-helps them to new
hrmnesS Let IPana and massage help keep
your teeth brighter, your gums hrmer, your
smile more sparkling
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
GRAHAM CRACKER FUDGE

GRAHAM CRACKER FUDGE
Dear Almanack;
am sending You a recipe
for fudge candy that the boys
like very much They write back
that II isn't so sweet as the
ordinary fudge
2 squares unsweetencd choCo-
late or s tablespoons cocoa
] cup rich milk
2 cups sugar
"a marshmallows
/ cup nut meats
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08

PRICE OF EACH PATTERN 16c
Tin coinS)
Every pattern contains a large,
complete. easily-followed sewing
guide. To order these easy-tO-
make patterns, write plainly
SIZES, PATTERN NUMBER,
YOUR NAME, STREET AID
DRESS, CITY and STATE. En-
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MArrRLss RrNnyAIING
PANTINa = DECORATING

Al ACCURATE DEVORATING rooms %.
Persd- 81 VI Immediate service Tempe
s-S2O5
Al PAPERHANGlNO. calr' mining. pant.
inFi anytime Tempe t71s
iNT ERIoR-- EHteriofI con rtsr-is psHtirg
~. promU srvcs}N AEIr1 u.lr ~. aUsf ~
Te.epnons 10 eJOSt
PAINTING, wall vAst ~ cjt.fatrg Csa
anytime, TEMPLE iSittl
WILL, dec9fsis sidewalks ce.4ua. paper
inclucsc. Sc complies I'm no sti8.
Evening star., 1943-08-26

l2lO F ST. NV.
Evening star., 1943-08-26

% s5.s5, S7.s5 Spun Royon Jumpers -S2s7
~ S7s5 Chombroy overoIls s2.s7
t3D Sl45o Rayon Jersey PIoy suits----Sll
(3l S8,95 Royon Print PIoy Suits-------S5
I'D SS.95 Royon Slack Ssts--------S5
I'D 1925 Butcher Royon Sloeks
t32) s3.s5 Butcher Royon Jaekets----s2.os
tT Butcher Rayos Shirts
Evening star., 1943-08-26
Col. Pearson Forfeits
SIS on Driyinq Choroe

Col. James S. Pearson OF 1854
Rock Spring road, Arlington, for
feited $25 in Arlington County Court
yesterday on charge of reckless
driving in connection with an acci-
dent Tuesday night in which 1t.
George Hesse OF 2026 North Stat
ford street was injured.
According to police, 1t. Hesse suf-
Tered severe cuts and bruises when
ne was thrown from the car, driven
by Col. Pearson, when 1t swerved
Evening star., 1943-08-26
U. S. Porochutist Weds
Flying Nurse in Africo
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTH AFRICA, Aug. ga %
year-old American parachutist and
23-year-nld flying nurse were mar
ried here today.
They were Second 1t. William G..
Kautz of Lockport, N. Y, who was
mechanical engineer in civilian
life, and Second 1t Julie Corrine
Riley of Oak Park, III. They met in
the United States and came to At
RIGA on the same convoy. They came
from Sicily by plane to be married,
with Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower's
consent.
Evening star., 1943-08-26
Roberts 10 Name Aides
On Art SALVAGE Group

subcommittee will be appointed
soon by Justice Roberts of the Su-
preme Court in his capacity as
chairman of newly created COM
mission for the protection and sal.
wage OF the art and historic monu-
ments OF Europe, 1t was learned to-
day.
The commission held its first
meeting yesterday in the National
Gallery of Art. The meeting was
devoted to planning organizat ton
and to hearing one report on what
the Army and the Navy have done
to safeguard treasures of Western
civilization and another from the
cultural relations section of the
State Department.
Attending the meeting in addition
to Justice Roberts were: David +
Finley, Huntington Cairns, Herbert
n. Lehman. Archibald MacLeish
DR.. William B. Dinsmoor, DR.. Fran
CHS ID. Taylor, DR.. Paul j. Sachs and
Representatives of the State, War
and Navy Departments.
Evening star., 1943-08-26

demonstrated their will to peace
during a probationary period,
Whatever union is formed can
not be made out of whole cloth"
Justice Rutledge said. This means
some type of federated system.
There are existing examples of sue
cess, upon lesser scale, in the
British commonwealth, the Union of
Soviet Republics and the United
States"
John 3. Centrum, insurance COM
missioner of Maryland, declared
Congress must reassert itself if our
liberties are to be preserved"
Evening star., 1943-08-26

from the thoroughfare at Lee high
way and Military road. He was
treated at Emergency Hospital
Evening star., 1943-08-26
Oldest Buptist Church

The oldest Baptist Church in
America, founded in ITS, stands on
Main street in Providence. r. I.
Evening star., 1943-08-26

O8 $lo.95 Two-Pieee Sport Dresses
in wrinkle -resstont butcher royon with
contrasting trim. Broken sizes S5.47
(22O $l2.95, SI3.95 Two-Pieee Sport
Dresses, some even less thon hoIf price!
Spun fern prints, royon prints and shan
tunes. Broken sizes
t27) Sl4.95 Sport Suits and Suit
Dresses. Royon shontune suits, dotted
spun royon sutdresses. Broken sizes
Evening star., 1943-08-26

" $9S.75 Fomous Wool Box coots with
dyed white fox trim. Size | s in beige or
blue S66
% S7S Box Coot with red fox collar
trim. Beige in size 20 onIy-----$54.ss
~ $29.75 PIoid coots, tuxedo model.
Beige only, sizes 2 and l4--$lo.s5
~ S3s.75 "super-Lustrotons" coots,
Luggage, Is; beige. ! 8; purple, Il $40
(o) S39.o5 All Wool Dres. coots, fitted,
brown, 4 and g; blue, IA S27.88
n) Sll9 Forstmonn Wool coet with
dyed white fox collar, box style, size z
in beige
n) $45 Brittony Coat, blue pIoid rob-
bits hair and wool. Size lo-- S27.S8
~ S7s Roeoon Trimmed Plaid coots,
interlined. Groy, II; wine To- S6I
t4) szs.75 All Wool Box Goats. Beige,
20; gold, 8; red. g; rose. lS--$le.e5
Evening star., 1943-08-26

Ihere are more than 10 conven-
lent branch Offices for Star Want
Ads located throughout the city.
Evening star., 1943-08-26

az $3s.7s Forstmann Chesterfield
costs. Beige, Il, Is; blue, 6; navy,
II Sz7.s8
~ S39.75 Zip-In Lined coats of i'm
ported mixed tweed. Green, size l6;
black, size S2o.75
~ S39.75 Strooek's Wool Boy coots.
Red tweed, 8; rose Ploid. A. $2s
t4) S45 JuilIiord Wool Crepe Box Coots,
tropunto trimmed. Red, l8; brown, 10
ond Il; purple, S28
Cd SIS Forstnonn Tweed Chesterfield
coot. Black and white, size II S3s.88
% S5s.75 Forstmonn Wool Twill coot,
fitted style, brown, size 8-S3s.Ss
81 s35 Wool Crepe Box coots, fitted;
blue, ls; navy, II; brown, l8- -S23.ss
~ S4s.5o Navy Twill Chesterfield
coot, double- breasted, size Sass
Evening star., 1943-08-26
Sport Shop Dresses " Price

Two-piece casual dresses for immediate wear! Cool
MountonA seersuckes duco dots and prints pioues
and spun royons butcher royons, veveoy dotted spun
royons. Worth swapping up now for next summer too.
Broken sizes, II to 20, in the group
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
Death notlres

HOETGER- Dec rs Anthony Of 6425
"s-.coFd husband OF the late Margaret
dear father ~ Mrs Christine Odien, Mrs
Theresa Scheu. Mrs Marie MARROW Peter
and John H0e'g grandfather ~ eight
grandchildren and one great grandchld
Funeral SafurdAy SIS N from
Peters Funeral HOME i2Q57 Grstiot.
s7u q m - Charles church
RENNOI rs Anthony g. sFe - beloved
husband ~ Mafrarcf and dear tather
OF The lave John A AVID Mrs John Adn1s
Marshall ~ Venice Cal also i've grand
children Funeral from inr residence 1909
Rlaire. Saturday $50 ~ So
------u t--rr--- - EufIaI VI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
DEATHS


Peter Leyends. 1851 Seventeenth 81.
Anna Smith, 3726 Greusel -.
George Jackson, 1867 hacomh 50,
George Davenport. 1851 Rademacher. 40.
kGence Whyhrow 1000 Jefferson, 50.
hk Smalley, $3.50 Nickel. Dearborn, a.
Dnard Ziohro, 3s05 NoSSan, i6
Miriam Laakko 1881 Neilsnd. 80.
Robert Thow Diack, s6i0 Cafln
Henry Jackson. fb4 Hohrook 81.
Joseph +. sullivan 1850 Nebraska. 50.
Hattie Motif 535s Maxwell 60
yozef Tomals, 2d7OSTarnsworth. 81.
John J. o Shaughnessey. 1910 W. Lafa-
yette IS.
George r Martin, 5000 Third. IS
Frank Peter 30as Chalmers s.
Frances ". Pierse, sl26 Bortle 80.
Walter r. Tuladay, 1920 Leyerette, S.
Richard Herwarth 23f6 Ouawa, Is
OctAviA Hunslnger 2ili Concord, 70.
Mike Lotosh 1925 Brocktou az
Petronela Kupryanowicz l207f Gallagher
Hamtramck 40
NJ Martin BlAu. 2gil Monterey. 40
Goidie Zimmerman 1928 Lee Place. ~.
hinDie Schneider 1885 Pingree. %
Earn Maude Moss gss West Ferry SO
Llia Mosslcy 2224 Mullett Is
.,cve r Gssl0roWski. 1864 NcDOugall so
1~fadceus Skowyra 3i45 Palmer IS.
Ichn l. Potrikus 474e Dubois 80
Fink Burskowski 1854 Grand Blvd
Al
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EXPERT SERVICE DIRECTORY
AND BUYERS GUIDE
PAINTING AND DECORATING

. INTERIOR DECORATING - lnn.eat.
service work guhrsnteef. Arlington
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
TRADE scHooLS--MALE
TRADE scHooLs-rEMALE

sWITCHBoARD-sI5. including reception
ist fling. typinE T-scties f25 Butler
switchboard school. 20oa Dsvid a,ott
nullfinE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
VITAL Statistics

DIVORCES
Aids GAIT from Helen.
Joe Draw from Eldora Draw
DonaldyL. Hopper from Leila Ida
Frank Buflin from Laura Mae.
Asby Board from Lille Board.
Minnie Johnson from Ben.
Myrtle Kennedy from Demar
oscar Peter Begin from Marguerite.
Orville Hodges from Ann
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-17
MALE HELP WANTED
OFFICE WORK

ESSENTIAL WAR WORK
Large corporation located on southwest side
~ city has openings IN the Material Con.
troll and Contract Termination Depart
Manufacturing experience preferred pa
not essential send complete Application
Box Sc Roosevelt PARK Annex Detroit 81,
Mich
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Evening star., 1943-09-22
Record Ad Campaign
Aids War Loan Drive

BY he Associated Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 22-The big
gest newspaper advertising campaign
in history-1C0.00O0 900 lines-is now
being waeed to help the Third War
Loan. Chester J. La Roche. chair
man of the War Advertising Council.
told the Sales Executive Club yes
terday.
In all American business has con-
tributed advertising space to assist
various war campaigns totaling about
s250.0o0 900 during the past year, Mr..
La Roche said. adding that next
years war advertising contribution
was expected to run closer to
$500 900 900.
Evening star., 1943-09-22

ing alleged irregularities in the ham
ding of property and supplies.
While other members of the sub
committee pursued the inquiry into
care and treatment of patients.
Senator Bushfield wrote to District
Attorney Edward NJ Curran. to the
Commissioners and to officials of
the Controller Generals office ask
ing them for all data they can fur
nish him bearing on the other
complaints
The Senator SAID he was asking
the Commissioners what steps they
have taken since receiving the Con-
troller Generals report. Senator