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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-01
INIDI,,,\'IN(;

IMPROVING Mach favorable
comment h", been heard around
t"T'"! Square ON appointment oi
CT ne. William I. J"yncr as Il
B. "."ru of the State board OF clcc-
'."'.~. Although Inyncr supported
iaou@ur"n III HI. campaign tor COY
'.4"r two year, ago. this was def
u.'',y not a ''pulltIcIi" appu.urncm
- Was Hu In,t'nrc at getting ;ul c%-
c"I!"Ht man Ia uph"ld the high rec
n.' ct 10y rCtlrlu" member ". y
Lucas. wh" was also chairman One
'.nr" follower If state politics. but
VINO did not vote inr BruGghIun in
IL" 1910 primary. remarked that
.I" quality of the governors APP
p"nhHral~ Is improving stead ~"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-01

!, must be Tough VI iac Du-k-rai
drawer OF yesterday sch nuw mas
restrain herself from giving the mo
trrman dylcC
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-01

Ci,iZcn. n,-l; &. Tins, ~ "' -, -
81 SlNESS (olI.E,;t
New Term. .Iauuauy :. En.ull nov.
You need Il DruiCS- non t. ,r,. ia
' ,r,.,.i,.,,s '" r,,, country "'''"N E":t
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ASK Us ABOUT FURTHER RE
duc'Iuns IN Huto'n"h;!c liability in
phon SOC :.
...-
YOU CAN GET y QUALIFY
monument ur marker =; - rra .nn.
Nicholas 81 H,.G,',,r y "
Telephone 7Iu-I. NI-E'.r
-.
HATCHERY CHICKS
at bargain prl'"s. Get Hrci,s and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-01

MESSAGE. Gprcrn"r Brouch,on
stated yesterday that hc had Just
about completed hi. biennial mes
sage TO the General Assembly. and
That It n"ouId not be very long. He
hoped Il would be considered
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-01
ANSWERS.

tn" legislature %. 1881 made
New Years Day" legal holiday II,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-01
WANT ADS
Get Results

REMEMBER DECEMBER 9TH. 1871?
Don't let trcachCry catch you ut...
ping. Buy War Damage Insurance.
from us. Insurance Department.
Citizens Bank x Trust Go. 2l-t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-01

WAITED: ALAN WITH FAMILY re-
work "u share. duu'n@ 1913. Ad-
dress - care Dispatch. 3U-i'i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-01
WE SPECIALIZE IN ALI.
kinds of body and fender rc.
pair work. Motor Sales Co.

LEDGERS. FILING EpUNNE%T.
and office supplies Of I'LL Gud
Rubber stump. u.nGr g.. ,r,irl.
prompt service AMI lr;t.urtp,l,. jrfrc..
Henderson Eurh Co. phuuv I'".
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-01

HENDERSON BUSINESS COLi.E,it
New Term. January !. En!uli nov.
You need profession Il" the ia
turC your country needs yuI
services NOW. rn
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-01

WE SELL. FURNITUREDN EtSiEST
terms pu,~lnlr. i.uul> uy,r ru. com
plct" stock before you buy Il. +.
SattcrwnIIr * Som. near Fee Sta
tIun. phone iiG j. Soft
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-01

YOU CAN GET \ QUALIFY
monument ur w"ril"r -; u rr.I .un.
able prIc" from John ". May. y.il
Nicholas 81 Ii,gGvrSun. y. &.
Telephone 1IO-T. MI r.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-01-01

ASK Us AEO|T FURTHER RE
duc'Iun- IN automobile liability in
Siranoc. Gates Insurance Agency
Phon SOC. pI;c
Kodiak mirror., 1943-06-12
Red Cross Contributors

Rev. Morony $5; Henry Ea- ton S2; Earl Komm $l; Valen- tine Laurel $1; Oscar Nelson S2; Bert Heghn $l; Signal Corps Fellow $5; Forest Ayers $15; MT. and Mrs. Jan Beukers $3; Mrs. Jake Johnson $5; Dr. A. Holmes Johnson $10; W. Pools $10; Arthur Larkln $35; Chas. NorweTl s5; Bob King $2; Henry Wolff $20; Mir. and Mrs. Tom Gallagher $5; Annie Christoffer- son $5; Lois Plumb S15; MT. and Mrs. Cecil King; MT. and Mrs. Ingram S2; MT. and Mrs. Mahle S5; MT. and Mrs. John Marshall Sl; Mrs. Blythe Stevens S10.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-06-12

Washington (AP) - Major Kermit Roosevelt, 53, son of former president Theodore Roosevelt, died June 4 in Alaska, the War Department announced. The department said he had been on duty in Alaska several months. Roosevelt served in the British army before the US. entered the war.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-06-12
Readers Letter
Dear Sir:

Dear Sir:
 Having worked and lived for a number of months on the Island, and having become se. well acquainted with so many fine people, I felt it fitting to write a short tribute to the people of Kodiak.
 To those who had fault, they were on the surface, where they could be seen; the splendid quail ities were the things unseen. 1 am sure, in the armed forces, or wherever our homes are scat tered, we will carry the story of the friendship of the people of Kodiak.
 The people of Kodiak can be proud of this country and the Aleutians, for not only during the present emergency but for the years to come Alaska will stand on guard.
 Albert Spencer
 Afognak, Alaska
La gaceta., 1943-11-12
Los Nipones Ser6n
Atacados Desde
Tres Drecciones

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-To-
"a indlca que - 81 Sur del Pa.
los japoneses van 4 ser ata-
.eados deade tres direcciones.
FL otras kreas. fuera del Sur,
del paeifico. II mand0 aiiado 81
prepare con elieiencia V celeri-
dad
Uno de los ataqaes Sc Lanyard
en- Ia parte central del Paeilieo.
bajo 81 mando del almirante Nj
mitz. y otro ae hard en- FL teatro
1ndia-Blrmania ostentnndo q
mando 81 aImirante Lord Luis
Monntbatten.
Los dos almifantes se proponen
c~oordinar sus ataoues con los que
ya Sc vienen realizando 4 las St.
denes del general Macarthur. Alta
cados por differences lugares. 81
poder de resistencia Dc los ia.
ponSses IS quebrantara primero y
se derrumbara mas tarde.
La gaceta., 1943-11-12
'Pide Watson Que Sc
Vote Ell Contra Del
Taller Cerrado

Nov, W.
SIX haber perdido BROS por 2
sentencIa del tribunal supreme en
favor del taller cerrado ca los
astllleros de Tampa, 81 aboga-
do general Watson pidl6 aver \
los electores de n Florida que
en novicmbre de 1914 voten g
favor &c ID enmienda constitu-
clonaI que prohibe q taller cerra.
d., pr6ctiea de Jas uniones obre-
ras. en- Ia Florida.
Sd diseurso, pronunciado en
81 AudItorio Municipal, fue inte
rrumpido por un espeetador.
Watson cambi6 palabras con e.
interruption, que despu6s e mar-
ch6 4 ia aeguido por varios
miembros enfadadoa de La Legion
Americana.
Mencion6 e abogad0 general.
Ia victoria obtenida por los obre-
ros en- Tampa representados por
81 senador Raymond Sheldon.
"a juicio del orador, una de
las principles libertades De Ia
democraciay es q derecho Q ira
bajar. "Estoy en- favor de las
nniones, pero siempre que Sc res-
peten L. libertad del trabajo. Sc
opone tambi6n 8 las atlas Quotas
pagadas por e derecho a traba-
jar.
La gaceta., 1943-11-12
Sc Declare culpable Del
Asesinato de SO Esposa

SARASOTA, Nov. 12-Everet-
te q. Drymon. de 29 amos, ems
pleado De una compahia local
de hielo, Sc declare aver culpa-
bic de aseslnato ca segundo graz
do.
Fl hombre mat6 4 So mujer,
Grace Roaright Drymon, en- 81
pasado mes de Julio, g hizo va
rios disparos sobre an tndividuo
cue huyera por II puerta del
fondo del Bar donde Sc come
tiera el crimen, Mide Coris, IN
dependence.
Sera ~sentenciado por 81 juez
de IL corte del eircuito, N. n.
Harrison.
La gaceta., 1943-11-12
Uno az Los Locos SueItOs
Por Los Alemanes cOmete
Atroces crfmenes

NAPOLES. Nov. IA mar.
charse az aqui, los alemanes, Con
intenei6n sadista, soltarOn a los
locos de tres asilos locales.
Ahora pno de los locos Sc de.
dica i c0meter asesinatos ' mutt.
.la 4 loz que caen en- sus manOs.
Una Quinta victima, Ia hija De
un portero. fue apuhalada en- uno
de los barrios altos de esta eiu.
dad. 0tras tres mnieres habim
sido asesinadas y mutiladas, en-
opinion de II policia, por Ia mis-
ma persona.
Sc encontr6 el cadaver debaio
de an monitor de piedras Y Is.
combr0s y e ser reconocido Sc
comprob6 que Sc trataba De Otro
crimen.
La gaceta., 1943-11-12

NuexOs ciudadanos


ta clndadanla de- los Eatadol
Unidos, don preelado, fue otorga.
rs aver Ell II Corte Federal = ~
personals.
En e grupo de ~espanolea, cn.
banos 8 italianos, nuevos T ZEE.
les cindadanos. figuraban estas
personals, Angelina Genco Lopez;
Rosa Blanca Foyn Martinez. Ne.
rlana Carbonell Cotton, Asunei6n
su6rez. jennie Cabrera Martinez.
Maria Ii. John Fasaonlaridis, Re.
sslia Massari. saverio LaPortal
Felice Constantine. Angelina Roc
cafortc, Caterina Moto Puilaral
Mary FelIee Canzonefi, Angelina
b. Antinori v Rosa valenti Mag
glo.
Adqulri6 "a eiudadania otro
miembro de la famllia zacehinli
Emmanuel zacchinl de "a, amos.
1ue naciers 81 81 PERI.
Preside Ia session 81 quito iuez
Barker.
La gaceta., 1943-11-12


(Vlens ae y Prlmera Ptg'na)
Clark Kerr.
A rs reception a%slstlerou los ia.
poneses y otros dlplomfkieoa. "a.
IS loa iaponeses lIesafon en ofu.
"a = se mafeharon % ID miama
lorna.
I~nRiaterfa abandon6 Is actitud
as que sella muy POGO eonve.
nIenie Is flrma de un convenio
Fuao. cheeoeslovneo aptes de que
1uessn solueionados nnmexosos
p1ohIemas de- d Europa Central
~ reviala mencionada Dc opo.
81 IS nueYo 4 Is iedsrael6n. 81
"a Is sgaerra, "a los eatados de
las reaiones central y este de
Europa.
III photo de IA aQiaci6n ingle.
"a xenakfiado del Reich diio auuI
que los alcmanee asasinan'' ev
los eampameptos . les prlsione
RS rusos. aNo ea brntalidad i
aue Sc desalrolIa contra los pri,
8oneroa rusoa. es asesinatop.
eHebia 5000 prisioneros "a.
eos en 81 campamento donde "a
sataba u eran kratados como nadie
pensaria en- tfatnr q perros hi.
af6fobos'.
Los xasoa no reciben paQuetes
de is Cruz Roia. Dnrante cinee
meses los narls han dado d Is,
ruso aIarIamente. raciones a
dos Hhras II nn Qulnto ds onzs
asa pan paSa aels hombrea. MAZDA
n6s para conner. Para beber, a6.
3 aguae.
Como resnltado "a este Is NOR.
tAllaad entire iea ruaos ere ma.
yoN ~ phi %elueuenta pcr clents
s u morla|iaad entire ioa nsie.
Sell
todo a mundQ va FL eampa.
meais. ror sinpatIa haeia ios sn.
aoa. enntaha ia international
La gaceta., 1943-11-12
FL Papa Hablara
.Por Ia Radio

NEW YORK, Nov. Ia. "a
radio &c Berlin. recogiendo una
Information a~porkada por cat6li-
co.'s suizos, dice cue 81 Papa Pho
XII hablara por Is radio dentro
dc pocos dias.
La fecha y el tema no ham ST.
do dados Is conoecr.
La gaceta., 1943-11-12
DzsDE IA IONA

kE4tA 9 kH N@&AA4 AAAtMa&
millas de- Berlin, esta boy IA van
euardia del Ejkreito Rojo. zhi-
tomir Sc halla enclavada a 100
millas por g oeste de- stalingra-
a., donde j guerra. & pasado 3
de febrero. empez6 q inelinarse
definitivamente de parte do las
Naci0nes midas. ALI huuidaron
los rus0s 81 sexto Ej6rcito ale
man Y lie oeasionaron 100000 ba-
Jas.
Las puntas de avance de las
tropas sovi6ticas Sc uneven hoy
s Sd miIlas de Polonia. Mas al
norte, ca el sector de Newell.
.otraa columnas siguen avanzando
- Sc encuentran j solo 20 ) 90
millas del territorio polaco.
Ell mando aleman admite que
los rusoa tratan de Ilegar al pune
70 definitivo De Il guerra en Is
batalla u oeste de Kiev ! tam
bien habla De ma poderoso nue.
vo asalto ~aovi6tico en- el sector
az Chernigov, a norte de ~
Ukrania, cerea de las marismas
de Pripet, las que dividen a los
ejercitos alemanes del norte y Ell
sur.
Feroces combates Sc hbran en-
la Crimea.
La toma de Radomsyl, anun-
ciada anoche. coloca les avanza-
das rojas. Jas del Primer Ei6rci
to de Ia Ukrania, q menos do 80
milIas del ferrocarril B~erdichev-
Zhitomir- Ko rosten.
Contando 81 avance de- aver,
los rusos han ganado Sc milIas
desde que Sc posesionaron de
Kiev. q sabado de Ia semana pa
saba. El avance Sc mantiene ha-
Ella q ferrocarriI que ia a los
alemanes una directa relaci6n en-
tire sus fuerzas on los opuestos
extremes del frente.
Las divisiones del general Va
tutin Sc apoderaron aver de mas
de Glen pueblos v aldeas, profun
dizando su marcha hacia 81 oeste
Cuando II f~errocarriI Koros
ten-Berdiehev sea cortado, Queda
IA alberto 81 canine para un.
svance directo hacia la frontera.
de Polonia.
0tras columnas rojas ganan te-
reno en- 81 frente de Gomel, Il
aver Sc apoderaron de seis luva-
res fortificados. matando d mas
de dos mil alemanes Esta ofens.
va lleva Il direction de Rechitsa.
Al oeste dc Newell, en- violen-
eoa combates, murieron 4,500 ale
names.
En- q Crimea meioraron sus
p~oslciones las tropas y repulaan-
90 contraataques exterminaron S
700 nazia.
La radio alemana dice que los
rasos osan coolies ehinos para
rsaii1ar trabajos On los oampos
y cue este les permite mandar
o9feros y c~ampesinos IN frente
La gaceta., 1943-11-12

81 martea, De I : 6 de- h ,....
Sc permitira al p1blico visit.
nuevo hogan O sanatono 1.
tuberculosis del condado. ~.
cinado por u Tampa Junior y.
que.
I'm 70 sera ofrecido ' Ell diner.
que Sc produzca Sc -entreears s.
Is Liga s "a direction del Az.
sorio.
Los muebles y Ell eQuipO de- l..
boratorio se trasladaran q lima.
II nuevo edificio, que es de- i
lrillos v SO usaba como casa 4.
eneierro para la nihez dese,.
rriada.
Sc le ha mandado una invita-.
ci6n al gobernador Holland.
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-26
Hopes Of Our Fighters

FRIDAY Mrs William Ham
ilton who has a large and very
attractive household. manages
20 give four days a week 20 the
= = T-vr-7v
o26 calls her has a fine UNDER
~ others and spreads
checrtu.ncSS everywhere sh g
goes
Christmas Eve. and the heart
~ 'he world Wecpe and our
hearts are iu our hroats when
We say Merry Christmas" and
yet. our soldiers wouldn't want
it that way They don't want
rs crying over them
But thc1 dn want 10 hear that
their moftere. Yves and sweet
hearts are d4-ng Red Cross
work. sewing. making band
ages packing kits serving in
the hospitals and filling their
hours with service 20 others
They know YOU must live with
yourself and eo-'hey want YOU
20 be IN for yourself 70 know,
They want YOU 20 be able as
days 20 by always IN look your
self ia thc eye They want YOU
- stand m he setting sun and
~ I5T0-1rf - Fhe things you have
done FOR tho Rcd Cross
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-26
Miss Crawford
To Wed Ensign

AT ~ Open house Christmas
afternoon Nr and Mrs T. Al
fred Crawford of P.uohurst ave-
nue. announced the engagement
~ their daughter Shirley
Marion 20 Ensign a 2 Jones.
Us ~ r son of Mrs Marion
p Jones and grandson OF Mr..
and Mrs a L Beck of Stoney
Poute and ST Petersburg
The brlde-elcc' is IN her senior
year az Purdue University where
she Is n member of ~ Beta Phi
Sorority LnSIEn -.InneS wAG
graduated from Purdue and re-
Ceived ms commission az the
Norre Dame University Naval
Officers Training school lie Is
now stationed AZ Norfolk Va,
and was unable 20 attend the
announcement party
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-26
Canteeners Mark YuIe

THURSDAY Saw Mrs. Har-
ley Higbie from the Blood Bank,
Miss Walker, director OF Home
Service and Mrs. Stanley Rud-
diman from Dearborn and many
others going into the Canteen to
a meeting. And, speaking of the
canteen, a group OF canteeners
decided that the lOyal Red Cross
workers who come 10 the chap
ter house every day deserved A
touch OF Christmas.
So the canteeners came with
bales Of greens, light ornaments,
red ribbons and even a tree.
Louis Scbermanski, Rudy Hansy.
Louis Funk and Mr.. Ryan helped
with the decorating and the
chapter house now resembles =
shrine OF peace on earth and
good viii toward men.
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-26

that their son, Frank, who
iis somewhere in the Pacific,
is recovering from an appen-
dectomy.
TUESDAY - Mrs. Meredith
Randall, chairman OF the Dieti-
tians Aides Corps, is begging
for more daytime workers
serve in the hospitals. The
need Is urgent
WEDNESDAY - Mrs. Owen
Skclton. an ardent Red Cross
worker, has the tiniest Office
just large onough>for her desk
and typewriter. She edits the
Red Cross BulletinC which is so
full OF information and so
Cleverly done Every one sim
ply ClamOrs for a copy.
Detroit evening times., 1943-12-26
Gross sDia,y

MONDAY-There is a note of glorious magnfcence
In the approach Of Christmas Mt season that lifts our
Arts. AS into the Chapter House this morning
I'd Glory in mood of high splendor, waving
courage and hope. From Mrs. Coburn Sandish learned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Contracts Screened

But one thing is certain.
Washington believes there is a
manpoWer shortage or about to
be. There is reason to believe
that contract are being
screened from Detroit by pro-
Curement agencies. The label
TO Detroit Of No. l critical
shortage area means no new
contracts can come here.
Yet George Romney, manag-
ing director Of the Automotive
Council. states vehemently that
in the overall picture, no plant
is suffering from a manpower
shortage, that less work has
been allotted here than the
plants can handle.
On the other side Of the pic
ture. the War Manpower Com
mission has figures that indicate
81 600 new workers must come
into the plants by Jan. /, and
nowhere near that figure are
available al the present time.
In answer 10 Romney's claim
that the plants have no man.
power lack. it points 10 the
figures that come from en-
ployers and on which It's esti-
mates of shortages are based.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Copper Agency
To Be Dissolved

NEW YORK, Dec. ! Plans are
being completed 10 dissolve Cop
per Recovery Corp. before the end
of year. John p. Sullivan, presi-
dent. announced. This action is
being taken because purposes for
which corporation was formed
have been essentially accom-
plished.
Copper Recovery Corp. was or
ganized in spring of 1912, when
there was a serious shortage OF
copper and copper-base alloys, to
acquire idle and excessive supplies
of such metal originally purchased
by fabricators for peacetime pur-
poses. but subsequently frozen by
WPB conservation orders.
Corporation was formed ny
prominent members of copper and
brass industry at request of Met
ais Reserve Co. TO act as agent
for this government body, without
compensation, in purchasing these
inventories and reselling them to
brass mills and ingot makers prl-
marily for remelt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Months Estimates

There is an explanation of
this too, Employers are asked
by the VINO 10 project their
needs for the next two months.
They take look al contracts
on hand and what contracts
they can get and make an esti-
mate There is no close check
and estimates are purposely set
high.
Scrutinized closely, they will
be revised downward pretty
well. In fact, many of them
have been revised radically.
Under the employment ceilings
which are TO be set by VINO on
the Production Urgency Com
mittee,S- euaHatieH- ef present
contracts and their Importance
10 the war effort. they will be
revised even further.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
GimbeI Plans
Real Estate Sale

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. The
sale of Gimbel Brothers real es-
tate in neutrality-suspicious. houses
the firms big store. Will be voted
on by preferred stockholders at a
special meeting 10 be held in New
York City Dec. 16
The Sale would bring the com
pany S5,000000 and would he
subject TO a 20-year lease of the
property To Gimbel Bros. and
four successive renewal options
of 20-year terms each.
Real estate consists OF the store
buildings and site. Seller would
be the Ninth War Realty Co. a
Gimbel subsidiary. and the buyer
would he the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Trust Co, trustee for a group of
institutions. including Princeton
and Cornell universities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Market
UneVenIy
Higher

NEW YORK. Dec. ! up
Stocks opened irregularly higher
today after seven days of decline.
Bonds held steady. Cotton JoSt
1 to 4 points.
A long list opened al fractional
gains and a sizcable group held at
the previous close. Minor losses
were noted in a few stocks, includ-
ing International Nickel, r. J.
Reynolds Tobacco 3, North Amer
icdr. Santa TT, f'err Marquette
prior preferred, Penney and Amer
lean Can. J. l. Case, widest mover
at the opening, was down Ia
points at 12l.
United States Steel opened at
50, up Il; Bethlehem Steel, 547s
UP a New York Central, Is. up
4 f; Douglas Aircraft, Az, up i :;
Standard Oil Gndianal. 81, up a
American Smelling, IS Il II :
General Electric, IS, up = Ana
conda. 251s, up Is Lockheed,
1875, up = Southern Pacific, p "A,
up q, and T. S. Rubber, 37%
up Is.
Among those unchanged were
International Harvester, Consoli-
dated-Vultee ISSUES. Hira m
Walker, Republic Steel, American
Car e. Foundry. American Tele-
phone, Union Carbide, Gillette,
Standard Oil IN. j. and Socony
Vacuum.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Auto.
Manpower Puzzler:
Is Detroit Critical
Shortage Area or Notl
BY sILER FREEMAN

What about manpower in the
Detroit area--iS-th there short
age or is there a surplus? Can
Detroit handle more war con-
tracts than il has now or must
it relinquish some it already has
undertaken? What is the true
situation here?
And if you want another poser
TO 90 with il, are the plants
making full utilization of the
manpower they have and whose
fault is it if they are not?
If the answer can be found to
either or both of these problems,
it would be a big help TO the
var effort. The War ManpoWer
Commission hasn't the answer,
the Automotive Council for War
Production hasn't the answer,
the War Production Board here
hasn't the answer, and the
unions can't answer il factually.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Central S Profit
To Hit So Share

NEW YORK. Dec / Tndica.
lions are New York Centrars net
income viii be in neighbOrhoOd OF
SO a share on common this year
against S7.6l in 1912.
Higher net was made possible
by a substantial increase In gross
which rose to $500, 097 SOP in the
first 10 months from $4S6, 556, 32s
in the like period of 1912.
Higher taxes and operating
costs offset most Of this q per
cent increase in gross. Operating
expenses rose II per cent, but
taxes increased 81 per cent dur
ing the first 10 months.
In September, Central began
10 include wage increases granted
by mediation boards earlier this
year. Final three months will take
up remainder of writeoff. October
figures reflected wage adjustment,
by a reduction of 81, 748, 200 in
federal tax accruals. Increases
in operating expenses. such as
wages. automatically reduce
amount set aside for income taxes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-01
Death notifes

BARNETT--Emanuel A beloved husband
OF Gertrude father OF Burton and Jane
Flnkel brother OF Sidney and Arthur.
Services at Lewis Bros. Chapel, 1888 John
r. Time later
BEATTIE. Stella age 81. Nov. IS AZ her
home in Belleville Mich. beloved wife OF
Percy c.. dear mother Of Thelma and
Mrs Harry Gersel OF Detroit. sister OF
Mrs. G. ". Burt OF Fredericton, y. b,
Mrs. Harry Fleming Of Bellington, Wash {,
and Arthur voye OF North Devon, n. p.
Funeral service Thursday at 2 ,. m. at
A. II. Peters Funeral Home. i2057 Grstiot.
Burial at Michigan Memorial Park.
BEsEWICK--Nov 20. Valentine Denis
zewicz), beloved husband OF Bertha.
dear father OF Mrs Graham Leader
Arthur Harry and Leonard eseWick
dear brother OF Mrs Walter Knopeck
Mrs. George Klein Mrs. Frank Gaffke
grandfather Of eight grandchildren
Funeral Friday al $50 a N. from the
WuJek Funeral Home. 1892 T. Garfield
at 81. Albertus Church At a m. In
terment in Nj. olivet Cemetery.
Frank. beloved husband
OF Antolnette. dear father Of william Mrs.
Charles Wesalowski Henry and Wanda /,
three grandchildren Funeral from resi-
dence, 1854 Fast Grand Blvd. Saturday,
$3.50. 10 ST Hyscinih's Church Al 10
IS, nkE sec Burakowski
COILIER-Nov 80. Orla r.. Dehved
husband Of Rose. dear father Of Oria
tr Joseph Joyce Doris. David and Ruth
Ann. brother ~ william Collier Deceased
was member ~ Polar Bear Post,
v =. " Funeral from residence, 1880
Greiner. Notice OF time later.