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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-15
CONSOLIDATE TWO
CATHOLIC PAPERS
SPRINGFIELD. III. -

economic difficulties caused by
the war. the Western Catholic,
Roman Catholic diocesan weekly.
has consolidated with the national
edition Of Our Sunday Visitor and
will henceforth be published at
Huntington. Indiana. 1t was an
nounced here.
A similar step has been taken
In recent years by approximately
35 other dioceses in the United
States. all of which discontinued
printing their own diocesan news
papers and consolidated either
with Our Sunday Visitor or with
the Register, of Denver, Colo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-15
Move Launched to
Give AHiliaiion 10
Community Churches
3, Rellrious News service


BUFFALO, n. IA movement
hat eventually may bring nearly
1000 independent community
churches throughout the country
INTO affiliation with the National
Council of Congregational Chris
tan Churches and give Com
munity ministers ordination and
pension privileges Of the latter
group. has been started here.
Under the proposed setup. Com
munity churches would remain in
dependent. self-governing congre-
cations. However, their ministers.
who have heretofore been ordained
by other denominations because
Community churches have no GEN.
trail ecclesiastical organization.
would be ordained by congrega-
tional-C Christian associations. The
plan does not contemplate re-ordi-
nation of community clergymen
but ordination of young men who
have finished their studies and in
tend to serve Community churches.
Both ministers and laymen will
be entitled to voting privileges In
state and national Con-
gregational-Chr groups and
their churches will be eligible for
building loans, literature and min
isterial pensions of the latter body.
Affiliation with the Western
New York Association of Congre-
gational- Christian churches has
been voted by the newly-organized
Council of Community churches
and by eight Community congre-
cations individually. The creden-
tails committee of the association
has endorsed the churches and
their formal affiliation is expected
at the next meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-15
Where to Go for Sunday Services In Tacoma Churches

Sermon. witnesses OF the Majesty of
Christ Jesus
Emmanuel EvangelicaI - So. 23rd
and Cushman. Albert Beutenmueller
pastor. Sunday school, e.15. English
worship, 10 German service, 11:10.
Sermons. inspiration" and Trans
figuration" Brotherhood meetings at
2 in church.
METHODIST
Asbury-560l 50 Puget Sound ave
Frank II. Haley pastor sunday school.
9 as Services, and 7:5o. sermon
"Rations OF Faith"
Allen Chapel A. NJ. --i4oe South
Yakima D C. Stephenson pastor
Bethany - So. 57th and Park En-
nest Barber pastor. Church school.
Gas. Services. lo:45 and 7:3o. Young
people. $50. Sermon. abraham Lin
coins Personality and Religion" In
termediate youth fellowship IN
church parlors. 6:30.
Calvary-Ea. 64th and P r. L
Otto, pastor SUNDAY school s:45
ImmanueI-so 18th and ]. j T.
Mcqueen pastor Service. Il Sermon,
spiritual Helps"
Epworth 80 9th and Anderson
Harold o Perry. pastor. Services. II
ana I.3U. sermon, sell tenlefeo
Ruin" and sacred concert by Lincoln
high school choir.
Fern Hill-s4I5 So G. j r Butler
pastor SUNDAY school Gas Service,
Il. Sermon, Follow Thou Me"
First-So 5th and K Milton A
Marcy pastor worship 1880 and
7:30. Three youth groups, 80 p. m
Sermons THE strategy o fJustice"
and Adequate Returns"
Grace-Easr saith and r. o.
Faulkner pastor. SUNDAY school 10
Lesourd - No. 18th and Stevens
George F Hopkins pastor serv-
ices. Il
Mason-No. 2sth and Madison Roy
Leslie Smith pastor Sunday school,
e:45 Services. II and 1880 Young
peoples groups. 6 and $50 Sermon
"Conquering the Walled CITY Of Race
Prejudice" Evening worship auspices
three groups. Meditation by DR..
Julius =. Jaeger.
Parkland-Annette Riehibauch Ano
Bessie Pease pastors SUNDAY
school 10. Services. Il. Sermon,
BROTHERS"
st. Paul's-So. 43d and L. VIM. z
I Callahan. pastor SUNDAY school, $50
i Service Il. Sermon. Lincoln sun
day" Junior high fellowship, 7. Senior
high 7.30. Preside, $50
Trinity-sOs Ia 55th John Caugh-
/ Ian. pastor SUNDAY school 2 As
/ Services. II and 7.3o. Sermon DE
clared to BE the son Of God with
/ Power" Study group IN evening.
Continued on Next Page
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-15
BAPTIST

BAPTIST
Bethesda-so 45th and l. Marion
M. Flint. pastor. Sunday school. e:4o.
Services, II and 7:i5.
Central--so. i7th and J. Bror
Lundgren. pastor SUNDAY school sao-
"Great Things" and The Ways OF
God" Young people. $50.
First---sth ana Market. Walter o.
Mscoskey. pastor Deaeons' PRAYER
meeting, 1890. Sunday school. 9;46.
Services, 1880 and 7:3o. sermons,
winning a Great victory" Young
people have charge OF evening service.
Caivary-2oth ana Jay Walter @.
Damrau pastor. SUNDAY school. Dad.
Services. IL and 7:3o, Young people,
$50 Sermons Your Calling" and
"God Took Care of :" "wednesday,
Bible study. 7:l5.
Fern Hiil-aeth and So. q. Merrill
C. skaue. pastor. Sunday school.
Q AS Services. IL and 7:3o. Sermon,
Does God Have the Right Attitude
In Regard 20 Race Eaualitys" b. Y.
Grace - No. sbth and Mullen.
Geo r. Barton. pastor. Sunday school.
e:46. Services, i0:65 and 1850. Ser
mons, THE Great Emancipation" and
THE Man In Our Midst" Young
people. $50.
sixth Ayenue-6th and Fife. WILL
lam T. Turner pastor Sunday school
classes for all ages. Q AS. Services.
IL and 7:3o. Scotield Bible class.
Sermons. Lowest Thou Nee" and
"Dayid's Victory"
South Tacoma-So. Goth and War
ner Elmer o. Paulson pastor. sun
day school. e.45 Services. II and
7:3o Sermons. God Hath No Pleas
ure I'm Wickedness." and ''How God
Has Dealt With Debauchery and Idol
airy"
Temple--So I'd and st. Helens r
L. Powell. pastor Bible school. e:45
Morning worship. 1880. 7:3o. and
prayer. $50.
Glover Greek Church Temple Bap.
tist) road from school, sun
day school. 10. Services. II.
American lake south Temple Ban
tist). Bible school, 10. Young people
sc. Service. T.3o.
Befhlehem-18th and Eye. william
l. Monroe. pastor. Sunday school
1880. Services IL.
CATHOLIC
st. Ann's-7o47 SO Park. Mauric
Calvin. pastor Masses $50. 1890.
st. Joseph's tslovakl --o0s SO. saith
Joseph Hayostek, pastor Masses
$50. 1890 Benediction. T.So D m
81. Leo's the Great-71o So. 18Th
A J, Krebsbach. S. J., pastor. Masses
8. 7:So. $50 ESQ, II
81. Patrick's-W J Noonan pasto-
Masses. $50. 7:3o. s:45. 10. II.
SITS. Peter and Paul (Polish)-Es
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-15
Choir VIII Sing
Sacred Program

Under the direction OF J W.
Bixel the Mountain View choir of
selected voices will be heard in
another program of sacred music
over KMo Wednesday night at
$50. Among the selections to be
sung are Coin Home" arranged
from the largo of Dvorak's New
World Symphony; the chorus,
BLESS the Lord, o My Soul"
fMueller), and the trio, Lift Thine
Eyes" from Men d e SIS o h n s
Elijah" sung by Miss Ruth John
son, Mrs. S. Evan Davis and Mrs
w. F. Coors. The remainder of
the program will be familiar
hymns. Betty Warner Allen will
be at the organ.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-15
Lincoln and Douglas
Meeting Is Planned

z. B. Wilson. pastor of Bethle-
hem Baptist church. Chaplain
Middleton of McChord field. and
Ray Vaughn. director of L. S. o.
No. 2, will be guest speakers Sun
day evening at the annual Lincoln
Douglas meeting Of the Tacoma
branch of the National Association
for the Advancement Of Colored
People The program will be CIV
en- at S p. m. in the Allen African
Methodist church, 1411 So. Yaki-
ma ave.
A choir from McChord field will
furnish special music. The pub
lie is invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-15

WASHINGTON. ID. c. 49, In a
statement on Catholic press
month. TO be observed during
February. the Most Rev. Mark
Cannon. Episcopal chairman of the
National Catholic Welfare confer
ence press department, urged
Catholic editors to exert their in
fluence for the establishment Of
world order based on justice and
Christian morality.
Summarizing the principles of
he Atlantic Charter and the
Pope's message on The Indis-
pensable Prerequisites for a New
Order" the bishop called upon
Catholic editors to keep these
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-15
RESCUE MISSION HOLDS
NIGHTLY SERVICES

The Rev. c. M. Shaughnessy,
superintendent Of the Tacoma Res
cue Mission. announces the follow
ing schedule Of services to be held
each evening at 8 o'clock: Mon
day. Four Square Gospel; Tuesday,
Roosevelt Heights Christia n
church: Wednesday. Mckinley
Park Christian church: Thursday
Friends church: Friday, Central
Baptist church, and Saturday
Knox Presbyterian church. The
Rev. w. ]. Brooks will speak Sun.
day at p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-15
NORWEGIAN VOLUNTEERS
MAY BECOME CLERGYMEN

wegians who volunteer to fight
on the Russion front will he per-
mitted to choose between combat
duty on foreign soil or remaining
in Norway as Quisling-sppointed
clergymen.
One such volunteer, recently or
dained In the Trondheim Cathedral
by Quislingist Bishop Lothe. had
no theological training whatso-
ever.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-15
FRIDAY LEGAL HOLIDAY

ALBANY. N. "a bill making
Good Friday a legal holiday has
been introduced In the New York
legislature. similar measures
have been sponsored for some
years past. but they have never
been reported out of committee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-15
Church Leaders
Act TO Reduce
Hasty Marriages


CLEVELAND - That the sub
iect Of hasty marriages. which has
attracted the interest OF clergy
men and lawmakers OF other states
would 20 before the Ohio legis-
lature was revealed here when
Rep. Kenneth Nash Of Cuyahoga
and George 3. Marshall Of Frank
lin county announced they would
seek a drastic overhauling OF the
states marriage laws in a move
to smash thriving marriage mills
in a dozen rural counties.
At the same time. c. p. &C.
Clelland Of Columbus, president Of
ton. assailed a so-ealled mar
the Ohio Probate Judges assoeia-
riage factory" at Napoleon. O.. as
terrible disgrace" and called for
impeachment proceedings against
its operator. Probate-Common
Pleas Judge J. NJ Rieger Of Henry
county.
Such action by the legislature. "
Judge McClelland declared, would
throw a scare into other judges
who are running similar Gretna
Greens"
Representative Nash. OF Cleve-
land Heights. termed the situation
"reprehensible" and said 1t was
time for the legislature to act"
81 believe the state of Ohio owes
to parents some definite protec-
ton against these marriage mark
cts" he said. ut also has a duty
to protect young people against
those who would take advantage
OF the impetuousness of youth for
financial gain"
DETROIT-Tm sick and tired
of sitting here and listening to the
excuses offered by young girls on
how they happened to get mar
ried." With these words. Circuit
Judge George b. Murphy placed
ban on the large number Of mar
riage annulment appeals arising
from quick out-of-state marriages.
AS result Of his edict Judge
Murphy said that In the future
such cases will be accepted only
as divorce cases.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-15

It often happens that some
very small people raise some very
hig problems =.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-15

Looking for home? Read the
Times Want Ads.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
Draft Boards
To Help Cafes

The harried restaurant owner,
who after he gets food often has
trouble finding any one 10 serve
II. obtained some relief today
when Wayne County draft boards
were ordered 10 consider requests
for draft deferments for skilled
restaurant employees.
The order, issued in Lansing by
Col. Samuel B. Pepper, deputy
director of state selecuve service.
was hailed by restaurant trade
spokesman, who said hundreds of
establishments in Wayne County
had been forced 10 close owing
10 shortage of skilled labor
The state order was in line with
a recent VINO opinion that the
restaurant industry, as disun.
guiShed from It's liquor affiliations
is essential IN the war effort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
More Babies
They're Setting Records
Il SIS in 3 Months

Babies are being horn in Detroit
a. the highest rate for many
years. according 10 Or Bruce II.
Douglas health commissioner. a
total Of PISS bundles Of ~ppl-
ness arrived IN the city during the
first half Of 1913, or PASS more
than for the same period last year.
And the best part Of this Is that
there has been no increase IN the
infant mortality rate with all
these added births In fact the
death rate among new arrivals ls
slightly lower.
But DR. Douglas warns that al
This season of the year especially.
babies must he given the best pos
Sible care. II is during the summer
months that they are particularly
susceptible 30 infections. digestive
disturbances and the less serious
~ ~. dfa1s'5 30
plration and SKIN Tfr1tatlonS,
Mothers are warned by Or.
DouFla not 10 put too be-, n
"a, c"lt. 49, m r. -
time they must be watchiuI 10
adjust baby'S wardrobe TO sudden
drops in temperature.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
Orlando S Trial
Continues Today

Testimony was continued today
in the case Of Jimmy Orlando,
hockey player, on trial in federal
court charged with evading the
draft.
A grand jury returned FIVE
counts against him, the longest
ever returned here on draft law
violation.
Among charges against the for
mer hockey player was that he
notified his draft board that be-
tween November, 1912. and March.
1913. he was employed As a ma
chinist. Several witnesses from
Montreal testified that he was not
employed in a plant there al the
time he said he was.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
3 Soldiers
Die i'm Desert

CAMP YOUNG, Cal. July %
CUP)-Thrce soldiers were dead
and a fourth vas missing today
out Of a company that had be-
come lost in the barren Chocolate
mountains in the hottest weather
ever recorded in the Southeastern
California desert.
Officers announced that the
four were members Of a company
Of SO that had been engaged in
nancuvcrS.
The army said a board Of IN
quiry would be appointed 10 in
yeStigate the deaths
(. ShoEl6 4. II Ne"''-r~ = f,e-Ypo1e .
~ Stl sa,b, s,i4e ~. llt. ..,... In ]
MANAGED to flag down a Southern
Pacific train The train picked up
cas-, rho bsd lost console s'e,sS. 81 ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
Boone
MOurned
HIM Detroit

News Of the death Of Rodney z.
Boone. general manager of the
Rodney +. Boone Organization oc-
casioned dep sorrow in Detroit
advertising circles in which he
was widely known.
He was a frequent visitor to
the motor city and his genial
personality and code of fair play
in business affairs earned him the
genuine respect of all with whom
he came in contact,
One of Mr.. Boone's closes
friends in Detroit was William f.
Alderman, publisher of the Times.
who recently returned from a
western trip with him.
1.-THE news Of his su d d n
death was a terrible shock as
he was one OF my closest
friends" Mr.. Alderman said.
"He consistently fought for
high ideals In advertising and
was persistently on the alert
for any attempt 10 deteriorate
the quality of his chosen pro-
fessiOn.
THE high caiiber Of Amer
lean advertising OF today is due
considerably to Mr.. Boone's un-
firing efforts In the field and
his determination that the pub
lie should not be misled.
His legion of friends through
out the United States mourn
his passing"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
Dr.. Con|ey Sent
Io|onid Hospital

Charged al various times in the
past four months. with feloniouS
assault, malicious destruction Of
property and with being drunk
and disorderly, Or. Joseph A
Gonicy. 4 physician with Offices al
1879 East Jefferson. was COM
mitted 50 Ienis State Hospital
today by Recorders Judge ellis.
elonIous assault charges
against DR.. Conley were preferred
on May Q after woman compan-
ION. Mrs. Dorothy Van Allen, 30
claimed he had beaten her Sc
verely Shortly before that he
was held on the property destruc-
Ton charge, and previous 70 mat
he was taken 20 court as a dis
orderly person.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
COPIED BY OTHERS
Plan for Expansion
OF WAYNE u. Offered

The board of education today
took under Amusement and study
a report of the city plan COM
mission on the development of a
master plan for the development
in the vicinity of Wayne Uni
versity.
The report showed that al
though the university is already
proceeding with the acquisition OF
three additional blocks directly
north of its present site, additional
land will ultimately be required
for the proper development.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
Tavern Robber Gets
LONG Term in Prison

Pucinski along with Casemire
Seimianowski ., Of 1855 Gala
Cher. was charged with rohbng a
tavern al 1l122 Hayes. Selmia-
nowSki was convicted before Cir
cunt Judge Chester OHara and
will be sentenced Aug. 10
Found guilty Of breaking and
entering. Joseph PuclnSki, p, OF
1924 Belmont. Hamtramck. today
was under seven and one-hali
10 l5-year sentence in Jackson
prison. He was sentenced by Re-
corder's Judge Skillman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
; Detroit WACs
Win Promotions

Three WAC officers stationed
here were promoted today
First 1t. Evelyn p. Rundles was
named captain, and ID Its,
Katherine Burlingame and Nina
Muncy became first lieutenantS.
With her promotion Capt. Run
dies now becomes The command
ing officer Of all WAC recruiters
in the Statr. She was commits
stoned September Is and became
a firSax lieutenant December "a
..{4S, - liStF 1S,Glc Y2sS "a. n
promotioH work, she succeeded
II. Margaret Stewart as com
'- ~. ~ ~ officer m Dsst,oi' .JJj'. :
- % * m NSlnr1nNee..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
Old Paper Boxes
Aid U-BOat Raid

Allied bombers, smashing SUBJ
marines in the North Atlantic. are
being equipped with ammunition
and supplies delivered in Victory
containers, made from used paper
boxes, bags, heavy wrapping paper,
and all forms OF waste paper. Due
10 the shortage Of wood pulp
waste paper is now used as a sub
stitute in the manufacture Of es-
sential war equipment Flatten
out boxes, stack newspapers and
loose waste basket paper into
meat bundles. To sell your Saiv-
age. or give II 10 charity or other
organizations. call a collector al
Randolph 1882.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
Bandit SEXES $3.50
AT Furniture Store.

Police today were searching for
a small Negro bandit who last
night took $3.50 from a furniture
store al 492l Grand River and
who is believed responsible for the
looting of two other Grand River
stores within the last week.
Flourishing a revolver the we'll
dressed bandit Cowed three per-
sons in the furniture store and
forced Miss Helen CHAT, Is, OF
lisp Dexter, the cashier, TO open
the safe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
Pleasure Cruise Ends
I'm Drowning of Bride

What started out 10 be a gay
pleasure cruise on the Detroit
River culminated in tragedy when
Mrs. Lauren Lavender. 80 Of sos
Montclair a bride Of only nine
months, fen from the gunwale
Of motorboat and drowned yes
terday
Earl F Butts, 27. Of 1882 Mont
clair who was operating the
craft, narrowly escaped a similar
fate when he dlved fully clothed
into the river in Il desperate at
teninf 10 rescue Mrs. CaNender.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
HEAR DISTRESS CALL

Coast guardSmen and police
from the harbormaSter's division
rushed To tte<eenc off Bette fSie
when they heard the boats dis
treSS signal sounded hy Mrs.
Doris BoleS, "a, of 1850 Falrview,
4 passenger.
They found the nearly tx
hauSted Butts still clinClng 10
Mrs. Cavenders body Fire de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
z Indicted for ESPIONAGE

NEW YORK, July % INS)-
Two alleged German spies had
been indicted today by the federal
grand jury in Brooklyn. They are
Ernst Fritz Lehnitz, 81, and
Erwin Harry de Spretter. 50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
Killed in Action

Sgt Edward Francis Tanner Of
keego Harbor has been killed in
action, the Canadian air force
headquarters in Ottawa announced
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
Auto Crash Victim Dies

Mike Condor. p. 4404 Cross
Dearborn. died in Eloise Hospital
today OF injuries suffered Sunday
when his automobile turned over
twice al Ecorse road and Express
! blgHVa7S So, .S5.V.p m n y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
Rodney Boone
Of Advertising
Fame Dies al 81

NEW YORK, July % ms
Funeral services for Rodney f.
Boone. 81. founder and general
manager of the Rodney f. Boone
Organization, will be held at 2
p. m. tomorrow AT Christ Epis-
copal Church, ManhasSet n Y.
Mr.. Boone. a recognized au-
thority in the field of national
and international advertising. died
last night Of a heart attack. His
organization handled national adj
vertiSinG for the Hearst newspa-
per chain.
Mr. Boone's death was sudden
as he worked al his offices as
usual yesterday. He did not COM
plain Of feeling i'll, but his asso-
ciates noticed that he did not
seem well lie visited his physi-
clan on MS way home and col
lapSed and died shortly after
reaching his ManhasSet residence.
BEGAN ON OLD JOURNAL
Born in Kansas City. Mr.. Boone
was associated with the Hearst
newspapers during his entire
career.
He started his advertising work
as solicitor for the New York
Journal, now the New York Jour
nal-American, after spending a
brief time in the Far West as a
COW puncher.
A success in New York, Mr..
Boone joined the advertising staff
Of the Chicago American and then
returned TO New York as eastern
advertising representative Of the
newspaper.
COPIED BY OTHERS
He founded the Rodney f.
Boone Organization 20 years ago,
and his agency has served as a
model for similar national adver-
Using organizations.
Surviving are his wife. Mrs.
Harriet Simmons Boone, two sons,
Daniel and Rodney Jr.; two sis
tiers. Miss Belle Boone and Mrs.
j. NJ. Schirmer. both of Green
witch, Conn. and two brothers,
Daniel and Louis c. Boone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
YOUTH FIGHTS TEARS

During his testimony Collins
struggled 10 keep back the tears
As-he told 81 hearing Of his
friends actions.
OF his navy Serllcc he said
II WAS al Great Lakes, as
signed 10 radio and then one
day I just wanted to 90 80 did.
was ANOL BY IL hours. The
lady in the I so At Gary urged
me Ia 20 back 10 camp. I
wanted her 10 telephone them
where WAS hut she said II was
better for me 10 give myself mp.
II went back and was in the
brig for three days and then
did prisoners duty. Then was
discharged. I was sorry. for I
was getting good marks In my
RADIO
The discharge read unsuitable
for military service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28

partment efforts TO resuscitate
her we're futile.
Butts. who is also married. was
treated AZ Receiving Hospital for
exhaustion and released.
MET THEM IN BAR
Butts told police that he had
met Mrs Lavender and Mrs
BoleS IN Lochbiler'S Bar. 10000 f.
jefferson. where Mrs. Lavender
was employed as waitress, and
invited them 10 accompany him
IN his boat.
In the excitement Of the rescue,
Mrs. Boles was forgotten Hearing
the distress siren still sounding
persons on shore looked down the
river and saw Mrs Boles in the
drifting boat, frantieaiiy waving
her arms. She was taken 10 shore
by the coast guard.
Robert Lavender. the dead
-wou,ans husband. was ar work
when ne was informed Of the
tragedy. He said he had last seen
his wife just a few hours before.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-28
TT"T" n ITTUNf NTHH FH0f0kfaphfT
CHARLES W. COLLINS, II

Defendant Collins pictured
in recorders court, where he
is on trial for the murder Of
his friend, Clayton d. William
son, %. He testified that he
was defending the honor of
his mother. Mrs. Roma Collins,
616 Temple, in whose apart
ment the Staying occurred.