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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
Change Method
Of Obtaining
Priority Aid

A change, effective Immediately
in the method of obtaining priority
aid for remodeling OF existing resi-
dences has been ordered by the
War Production Board, Raymond
M. Foley, state director OF the
FILA announced Thursday.
"What has been known as
PD-iO6 application procedure
has been ordered discontinued
with respect 10 any cases here
after filed" Foley said. Here
tofore, the critical materials in
volVed have not been charged
against local housing quotas.
Hereafter applications must he
filed on PD-l05, the same form
AZ is used for new house con-
struction, and units thus ere
ated are 10 he charged against
local housing quotas.
In Right Area
1--WE are further advised that
projects which provide only
rOOming accommodations will
not be eligible for consideration
unless located I'm areas speclfi-
callv designated by the National
Housing Agency as need n &
rooming accommodations. No
such designation has thus far
been received for Detroit" Foley
added
"To he eligible such a project
must create additional family
dwelling units which contain
liking facilities feE-eHe family,
including provisions for living,
sleeping, eating, cooking and
sanitation, hut the definition
does not preclude sharing sani-
tary facilities. 4 sheet of in
structions applying particularly
10 such projects has been issued
by the WPB 10 be distributed tn
applicants with the application
form. We are advised that n
supply OF these will reach us
shortly"
Foley also said that they ar
recommending that an additions
quota of housing units be assigne
TO the Detroit area by the Ma
tiehal Housing Agency and III
War Production Board TO be use
exclusively in remodeling work a
distinguished from existing an
proposed quotas for new construC
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
Build ChiIdfen's
Room in Attic

Children like a room OF their
own, and something that is differ
ent. Surely an attic room which
may he irregularly shaped 10 con.
form 10 gables, will have individu-
ality from the rest of the house.
Built-in beds under the caves are
snug and provide attractive
couches for daytime playing.
A room like this can be In
extensively built with colorkote
panels which will insulate the
room as well as make IL attractive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
Hnsulate
II Helps TO Save Fuel, Adds
70 Value OF House

Today the need for conserving
fuel is doubly important. And the
easiest and surest way to cut down
on fuel consumption at minimum
sacrifice of personal comfort is by
insulating the home.
Another very important consid-
Grafton is that when offered for
sale an insulated house almost
invariably brings a higher price
than one-not insulated Rather
than being a luxury. insulation
is actually an economy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
nle0wners1ip
Will Increase,
Red|tor Believes

With families living a more
simple life as the war progresses,
with more time being spent in the
home this year than for many
years past. with the tremendous
popularity of victory gardens ex-
pected this coming spring interest
in home ownership will continue
to rise throughout the year is the
opinion expressed last week by
Walter l.. Henderson. vice presi-
dent OF Homer Warren a Com
pany, Detroit realtor.
"DetrOiters will prObabl
spend more time In their homes
during 1913 than they have In
any other year for generation
or two back" pointed out Hen
derSon.
SaUe for Home
"They will also spend less
money on travel, clubs, outside
amusements and social activi-
ties. Also money that ordinarily
would 20 for automobiles, re-
frigerstors and other such re-
stricted products, will go into
: the down payment on home.
THE conclusion Is unacceptable
that an increased percentage of
the rising purchasing power
here In the Detroit area will
flow into homes in 194S. This
is especially true In view of the
fact that desirable homes are
still available In practically every
section Of the city and are still
priced at less than reproductiO
/ costs.
Here Is one Of the few fields
Of merchandise that Is not
frozen, Is Immediately available,
can he easily financed on very
advantageous terms 10 the
buyer and is increasing greatly
in usefulness and In appreciation
as gasoline ratiOning and other
wartime restrictions begin Ia
make I h q ms Ives felt more
acutely by the average family"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
Coal Stokers Taking
Over Boiler Rooms

The way coal Stokers are taking
over the boiler rooms in CONNER
cial and industrial plants along the
eastern coast, in the II oil rationed
states, almost amounts 10 a blitz
Heating and power plants arc
changing over to coal all over the
area. Large pneumatic spreader
stokers which feed coal 10 the
CRATES automatically on stream
OF air are being installed in the
largest plants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24
Keep Thermostat
Regulated Evenly

II Is not wise 10 play with the
coal Stnker too much, monkey with
the controls, the air setting or fir
the thermoStat too high or toe
low. II is best to keep the thermo-
stat at an even temperature al
daV
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-21

gan5en Gag in Iniprll6 genomnen
BON 9ranfen, beren S6noe lie auf
ben u5ub" Der @riheinuns legen Ioa-
ten.
ultnpergeblih' - 10 benerfte ser
Efarrer - ,bleibt mir oieier ltitt=
Do6 (12. SulD. 8roB mar ser sln=
otang su ben Saframenten. 8is II
llbr iaB ib I'M geibtitubl; Sag uno
9ta6t batte ib Oorin 81 tln gebobt,
renn es bic Belt erlaubt bGtte. gtad)-
mittags borte id) obiidbtlid nidt 9eid)-
te, Inn Dem Geroadt por5ubeugen, als
ppllte if Ser Sa6e Gorl6ub leiite1t.
IS 5eigte ltd) falt bel allen cine tiefe
Jfiibrlng. @eineno beltellten manfe
bl. Otelien, tonnten Dor Sdluh5en
taum ibre Sntention ongeber, febrs
ten iid ob unO gingen meineno fort.
Seltlame S5enen beobabtete id bon
meinem 6erlter aus. slue S0benlpege
mlnlmelten bon Eilgern sic 5u SUB
rno 5l @oeen ange5ogen fome1. IS
rao6ten ibrer gegen 10000 iein. Sic
gan5e 8egeno Dor benz @albe mar
nit ibnen angefalt. Sier lagerten
8ruppel tpelfe BON ibren Speiie>
porraten ein @eabl belten; BORT luo
, man &ronfe BON @aeen, sort i6lepps
te iid ein binfaliser @reis, ouf sic
S6ultern 5lpeier frdftiger MGnner
Geltiitt, gegen BEN @alO bin. Sic be-
quemer idauen tpollten, fIetterten oui
Die 8uume. @tanbe batten 2i6ter
aitgebrad]t; 5irta 80 2i6ter bran,t=
ten auf ser @rideinlngsiteue. Sic Ii
beralen 8ldtter bebaupteten, ein @irt
i'm 0orfe babe lid i6on inn poraus
init groBen Wengen 8ier perlorgt.
9aran bate niernano geoa6t, ME
mano bate iid porgeieben. Die 2e>
bensmittelporrate uaren I'M Iorf
talo allfge5ebrt; eilieit ipuroe 5ur Sc
16affung neuer in bie umliegenoen
! Srtl6aften geibidt. 9os 8rot mllroe
beib, tpie es aus Sen Sefen ser @Gt-
fer fam, ber5ebrt. -. :"
8emerft 81 tperoen perbient, oaB
in oieien Sagen ii6 5tpar alle orei
&inoer I'M Sartelualo einianben, aber
nrr otpei berielben bie @rideil1ung
iaben. 9ie fleine 2eiit, tpelde iie om
8. Suli 5uerit eeieben, iab iett, iotpie
oud in Ser na6iten Solee5eit, nibts.
Sic mar oarii6er ltntroitlid. Die 5lpei
(6ortiesung auf Seite 12)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-21
(Sortiebung)

Ser mir angemeliene Gaum er=
loubt es ribt, bier bie grl9einungen
ielbit eingebeno 5ll bebanoeln. Sbre
Sanptnomente iollen ieood bier f1r5
iti55iert peroen; ebenio oie greienii-
fe, tpel6e NIT ibnen IN Gerbinbung
iieben. @enn ib bierbei bie ldper-
fdI1iee inberefte Geoeform pernteibe,
10 tpin i6 bamit oem 2eler feiness
tpegs ein ltrteil iiber Die Sa6e al1f-
branee1. Moge elm Seoer babon bal
ten, mas er min. Sour bas Cine Idbt
fid nit Sug ertparten, oaB Niemono
rnbei9oltene 2eute obne peiteres als
8etriiger anflage, ober in blinOer
5einOidaft eeeen alles l1ebernatiir-
lid)e iebes oeraftiee Sorfommnis fir
S6ninoel erfldre.
Die @ei6idte ser Stride tpeiIt cine
sanae 9feibe bon decentralization OF
fenbarungen al1f, tpelde nad iorgfal-
tiger ltnteriudune ol1rd, Die fir6lihe
9lutoritat als gla,1bbaft anerfannt
poroen iino. Snsbeionoere iinb Sic
lesten De5ennien reid an Sffenbas
r,lhgen Der Nutter bes Seilanoes.
Niemals 1lnb nireenbs nogen bie=
felben ieoob bon einer iol6en 9auer
1tno &eidbaltieteit ee,peien fem, lpie
iie bisber in Warpingen itattgefunben
baben l,no nod itnttfinoen. 9lm 3. Sssl,=
II 1875 begonnen, boben Tie unl,nter=
broden, fait taelih iih >pieoerbolt
nno folten erit inn Septenber 8. S.
enben. 0ie grideinuneen iino iib
nidt eleif eeblieben, ionbern baben
fid in mebreren Stufenfoleen enttpif-
felt. ,slm g., 4. uno 5. SSuli iaben
Die eenannten BRET Wdbden Sic gr-
fbeinung au unteren Saume oes
9artelpaloes. Muf Die ibii1terne
5rage, per iie lei, erfolete Die ant-
mort: sd bin bic unbefledt gmp-
fangene'', auf Die peitere Srase, mas
iie tun iollten, bieb es: uSbr iollt
fromm beten uno nidt iiinoigen." I"
eSSsn BEN eriten Tagen bate nie1nano
auf Die gr5ablung Der &inoer etpas
geseben; oie gltern batten ibnen NIT
Gtrafe gebrobt, bon anoerer Seite
paren iie perladt porben.
Mn Mbeno bes 5. sSnIi trat iebo6
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-21
Mnttergotteseri6 i6einnnsem TT @arpinsem

Elm greienis elm, tpel6es oos gan5e
Dorf in 8emegung ieste. Die &inber
fragten na1nlid an oieiem Mbeno bie
grIbeinung, oh nid)t &ranfe font
men iollten, Inn gelu11b 81 1peroen?
aIs cine beiabenoe ant1port erfoIgte,
liefen einige Ser antpelenoen 0eugie=
rigen 51 oem franfen 8ergmann &et-
tennalo, oamit bieier oie 8robe MOS
de. 2angipieriges Sie6tum batte ben=
itlben an ben &anb bes Grades ae-
bradt. Miibielis idleppte er iid on
oen Srt Ser grideinune. Sou Ser
tronen fragte er, Oh es ibm pergonnt
lei Die eri6einung an5uriibren? 9ie
&inoer, tpelde bier, pie audi in alien
lpateren 6auen, Die Gern1ittler moh=
ten, erfldrten:
"SSa, Sic grideinune iast, SIR
oiirft tie am 6ube anriibren', nab
men Damn bie Sano oes &ronfen unb
.legten tie arf Ben 8ooen bprtbin, mo-
Ite bie 6iibe Der grldeinung anblid-
ten. auf feline lpeitere Sraee, mas er
beten n1iiiie, erfolgte oie slntlport:
uadt Gage lang t1glid oreimoI
Die @ebete: &omm, ST. @eilt, unb
Inter 9einen Sdus uno S6irm." :"
sllsbalo fiiblte &ectenpalo cine
nta6tige 8eranoerllng IN it6 porge=
ben. Nelte 8eillnobeit itr0mte ourd
feline @lieoer. @ebeilt eins er poa
tiefer grgriffenbett beim ,no nabm
einige Gage ipdter feline @rubenarbeit
mieoer ouf, be er ieit elf Monaten
nidt bate betreiben fonnen.
9lIs 1id sic &inber am folgenben
Gage tpieoer I'M Sdrtelmaloe einfan-
een, iaben tie iih umgeben bon Sun-
oerten anbabtieer 8eter. Iuf eine
Wenge aranter fanb iib i'm 2aufe
oes Nabnittags ein uno begebrte BEN
SUB" Der uunbefledt @mpfangenen"
5u beriibren, pelde iid pieberum
seiete. Inter ben Silfeiudenoen mar
b1e Srau bes geremanns &irid; tie
trug in oen Mrmen in Glider ein9e=
midelt ibr ltebeniabriees Eo6ter6en,
neldes burd cine balbidbriee Abneb>
mungsfranfbeit oerart erid)opft mar,
eaB man tagli6 lein gnoe ertpartete
0ie Nadbarn batten Ser Wfl1tter
eeiagt:
81 f,n4n(ffd1cr Nr(cnnf r
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-21
Dbio @aiienfrennb
,0as &ino miro sir unter,peas

v0as &ino miro oir unterlpegs
1terben."
0ieies aber bate iolange eebeten,
man ioue es 5ur Mlttergottes brin-
gen, bis Die Wfutter ben itiperen
Gang 1pagte. 9ie &rante lieb li6 Die
Sano auf bic gri6einungsitelle legen,
erbielt bic obengenannten @ebete ais
nguBe", unb ipuroe Damn bon ser
sDeutter in ibr 8ett6en 5uriidgetro=
gen. Sic idlief in oieier 9ea6t rubig,
Dabreno lie bisber felt pielen @o6en
foum ein Iuge bate i6lieben fonnen.
als am anoern Worgen sic @futter,
toel6e firth our slrbeit gegongen 1par
in oas Sals 5uriidfebrte, ipringt ibr
Die Gags porber nod Sotfranfe ge,
Juno nno munter entgeeen! Sic, sic
blsber itd ni6t einmal auf einem
Stuble ltteno balten fonnte, botte lib
allein erboben uno angefleioet. Ser
freuoige Sbred ser Wfl1tter I4Bt iid
oenfen; ebenlo bes Saters, ser, in
ben Saarbriider &obleufruben orbei=
teno, crit am Samstae slbeno bein1=
tebrte uno bon BEN 8organsen oieier
ereignisreihen @obe ni6ts lpubte.
9urd bieie ereifbaren Iotladen
rar bas ltrteiI bes Golfes iiber oie
Borgdnge inn SGrtelmaloe entlf1ie=
oen. Die lteber5eugllng: sic Nfutter
@ottes er5eigt iid in lnierer Mitte
als Die ,Wtutter ser 8armber5igteit" j.,
als ,,oas Sell Ser &ranfen'' - itano
bon oa on llneridiitterlid) felt BEL al
len 8epobnern oes Gorfes uno bel
Der sanoen fatboliiden 8epolterune
Der @egeno; 10 felt, bab alle nadfol=
genoen Stiirme Tie 'nidt gu eri6iittern
oermodten. Scum tpuroe es pl0slid)
lebenbig in Ser ean5en @egeno bis
peitbin, unb es begann Elm 8ilaern
uno Ballfabrten nad Dem S1rtellpal-
De, 1pie bel elmer fleinen 8olfertpan=
oerung. Sbon an SEN Sagen bonn
Z. bis gum 10. Suli iparen 9orf uno
Walo nit 5reunoen angefiiat. ltno
Pblpobl oie BRET &inoer an bieien Sas
gen ni6ts iaben, a1,b feline ausfunft
geben fonnten, ob itd ibnen bie gr-
lbelnung ipater nobmals 5eigen piir=
Sc, tpuds oie 8epeeune bod nit ie=
Dem Gage.
slm II. unb 12. Suli 5eigte iid)
oie Muttereottes lpieoer auf ser al
ten Steue. Die &inber puroen Sen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
Dog Dead?
Doubling Landlord Plans
Visit 10 Cemetery

Because he is a skeptic. landlord
: Louis Schuur. who operates an
apartment house az S601 Ironwood
avenue. is going 10 make a visit 70
n dog cemetery today IL he can
determine where the dog in queS-
tion is buried.
The dog described as "a large
noisy belonged TO tenant
Wallace GlaSSford OF. the same adj
dress Because he was NOISY.
SChuur complained TO tho OPA.
which advised NGlasSford he was
Maintaining a nuisance contrary
regulations"
Before Circuit Court Commits
sioner William J, Cody. Glassford
explained the dog had died Christ
mas Day and was buried. In an
swer 10 Glassford's question, the
court explained il wasn't necessary
for him 10 reveal the whereabouts
OF the dogs remains.
Schuur obtained an adjourn
ment for several days. however. on
the grounds he wished 10 find out
personally If the dog is really
dead" Now he's scanning canine
headstones.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
DEATHS

Arthur Baxter. 1851 Ford ~
Elizabeth iAghtner ql02 DelmAr SO
Norman Cheeks. 4442 ST Antoine. 1 mo
Florence NJ. CLARK, 1885 Second, so.
Leo Jones, SOL Adams. as
katherine Van Eek. 12s Fast Jefferson. 80
Ann Morrison. 2i2 West Grand Blvd, so
Matilda T. Macheske. 1891 Twenty eighth
-
John Randall. 47s2 Crane. -
George Gibbs. 1896 Calumet 81.
William e. Brown 25n Fast Columbia. 70
James l.. o'Donnell. 1893 West Crane
boulevard IS NN
John Austin earns. 1I66o West outer drive.
IS
Leokadis snvin. 1921 Thirty Third. so.
Morton Tovvik 32fi Franklin. 5.
Andrew NJ Glasgow, SO East Palmer. 90
Vincenzo jim Rea. i2o39 Hawthorne So
Catherine McCree, 325 East Warren. SIS.
Edgar Preston. el] Napoleon, a.
Mary J xardis. 1929 Russell. -,
Elizabeth r. Harmon, ais Rademacher, 70
Nichoia Horvstio, 1891 Charest 50.
Martha A. Doerfer, 1880 Saratoga, SO.
William J. Lemiesz, 1927 Eastwood. 81.
Joseph Lakstos. 1856 Herkimer. 81
John Wiepszek Jr., 4l3e Thirty-First rs.
Addie Pearl Mcmahon. 663 Prentis, IS.
Bertha n Cisohke. sfsi Crane. 76
Jozehna Viva, 41e0 Ropene. "a
Hannah Lane. 1916 East Grand boulevard.
70
LLOYD ward. fs7 Ashland 81
Eddie Kincannan. 1915 Riopelic month
Jessie Williams. 81 KRIS 80.
Emil Henks 340i Hunt So
andre Jurzvs'a SpR 81 kuh's a.
Conrad wagner. ioe2s charlsvoix. ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
Ohio Flood Crest
Past Cincinnati

= CINCINNATI, o, Jan, s INS),
ss-The Ohio River was receding in
sthe Cincinnati area today after
cresting just short of 81 feet.
- The river. which held steady az
los feet for six hours earlier. was
: falling all the way from the head
waters 10 Cincinnati.
Portsmouth, o.; Maysville, Ky.
, Manchester and Ripley, o.. were
beginning rehabilitation work.
In Kentucky's II @ Id erso n
County, soldiers and volunteers
sought 10 save the hemp and corn
crop, but high water forced them
10 abandon the project. Authori-
ties reported the county's expected
loss would be about 100000 when
the water crestS later IN the week
az a predicted ff5 feet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
Common Pleas Court
Now Keeps Records

Although common pleas court
became a court of record in the
, spring of 1899, actual operation
of journal in that court was
started only today. with adoption
of a loose-leaf form which can
be accommodates in wide car
riaSe typewriter.
Lack OF necessary room and
. proper operating equipment. and
unsettled conditions In the
county auditors office, plus in
= ability 10 obtain proper typewrit-
ers. stymied earlier attempts TO
operate proper journal for the
court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DEATHS

Frederick Borowski. 47aa Spokane, So.
Bertha Zlsman. Sis Homer 80.
Frances Sembsrski. sO2s Widman place. 7
Albert James Bosnian, e2e5 West Grand
boulevard, 40.
GIaiFe- Qfliss-i424e- Wiltshire
Dennis KstK. 2733 colingwood months
BENJAMIN r. Mons, 5i2i West Chicago
boulevard. 10.
Lottie MUNICH. 1902 Yves, Philadelphia. rs.
John Blackwell 733 Nsvahoe IS
Elizabeth Noyak. IT'S Rsdemacher. ~.
Mary Weber. Nj. Clemens. Mich, 70.
Lena Simon al20 FoTrer. 70.
Joseph Breaker, N3 West Dakota
Alice l. Smith. 1891 Defer place -
Esther Iskovitz, 1871 West Euclid. rs
David A. Strain. l436t Plainview, 80.
Simon Glszer. 1851 Petoskey, 7s
Ralph n Wilkinson. 100 Virginia Park. ~
Denny willard Berry. 1890 San Juan. SIS
Edward Bingham, PSI East Elizabeth, 81.
John McPsak. 1888 Yves, Outer drive. -.
Clarence Hedley Rookie, Commerce Lake
Mich. 80
Bertha r. Schlscks. 90 Peterboro 81
John Dinguss, Providence Hospital 3s
George Holzheier. 475i Commonwealth. SO
Romolo z. Rigott. 1855 Bewick 80
Mamie r Oliver, 1912 Pembroke rs
l.. Rose Farsworth. $50 Psterboro, 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
Fire Kills Two Boys
AT Brewster Project

Two boys are dead today, VIC
TINS Of fire OF unexplained
origin in tho Brewster federal
housing project al clio Erskine
street. The boys were Robert
VIM. 2 and Ernest Jr. d.
Their mother. Mrs Mary VIM,
returned from q shopping tour "a
find tho mattress % the day bed
on which they had been sleeping
in flames The boys were uncon-
scious on The floor and dead upon
admission 70 Receiving Hospital
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Gerald Condo %. julia y Samhser "a
Robert s Jones 30 Laura Won Behrsn %
Sanford s. Ftnkelstsin, Is; Eve s. Gor.nck
%
Cseil n Durham Is; Emily SNYDER "a
Charles NJ DUR ~ Mary Pc Gsore. 81
Ian ~ smith. 20 Anne Stevenson. p
B'rnsrd Kramer p Dorothy Kreas, q
Peter Bonmsrito, a. Dorothy ". Fryck-
Adolpn Mi,e,koV,si. "a; Ir.n. Aloiuiak,
Haford b Dixon, rs. Harn., p. cochrun.
Fdvsr4 Max is: BETTY HOFFMAN. 10.
hlber' Friedman 90. Marian Bttnsr. 2s.
William 7. Eiio,t 81. Shirley DuckVorth,
-
Henry g Krsncswlcr. q; Ro. c. Dea-
P.ui Ps6ich %. Helen sne,ana. %
Thomas Justice, -. Frances ,. chappel.
II
clinton Myers rs: Fl7rsrc. sylyss,.r. ~
Ralph worthington IS Jessie HAYES IS
Richard J. Lane, % Ruth NJ Burrows. ~
Harry Hurk.fi ~ Rose HsYiis q
Maurice A Enherfson 2s Jaoe Morry. %
Howard e. Aeck. IS, Ann Morris. ~
Charles MILAN. a. Marie GuArniers 81.
William J. MrrsI. 81. Jean u Jsnas 2s
Thomas J. Mlchael. %. Betty NJ. Nesle.
wsltsr J. Maxwell. ~; Benjamin Gillespie.
20
Joseph Crisson, ~; Jusnts Bonaparis. q
LOUIS a. Ankles. %. Mercedes Marshall %
John C. Johnston Jr 20. Ruth Clara Hintz,
81
Harold Hintz - Doris Hemmingssr Is
LsSTencs Miller. 90 Elizabeth A
Harry Edss salmon 10 Hazel l. Parish.
Is
Roo,r, =. Paterson. 2i; Erma Msrrar,,
Sewcll 10
Mitchell Buc1es. %; Ruth Marie Psrov
%
Hanson BARCLAY. 81. Marie scaduio ~
Martin J. RioPele. 20, Jean NJ Dickson.
Louis n. favne. ~ Lean Newman. "a
Douglas Riser. Is ius1 Rocqle 20
Milton p. Rose so: clara Rahy. as
Howard G. Crawford ~. Rosa l.. Robin.
son. 50
James shuler, 2s: Msrveiis Miner. 10
Ruben spomer rs. PHYLLIS Johnson 20
Jesse l.. Morgan 81; Alma L. Humphreys.
-
Charles J Rsncssk Fl Ruth KonrAd IS
Charles II. Henderson. 20. Bernice Brown
Is
steve KoIak -: Neona SNYDER. Is
William p. Dunis, 20. Josephine Biatnik.
Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
United China Relief
I Million Over Top

NEW YORK. Jan. 5 (UP)-
Wendell l.. Wlllkie, honorary
chairman OF the United China Re.
sllcf drive. announced last night
hat the organization's campaign
DIR funds has been oversubscrIhec
nv more than 100000 and called
upon the government TO find new
ways Of aiding China.
p Willkie reported that Contrlhu.
tions totaled S7oS3 .357. and add.
tional pledges bring the figure Il
SO, 293 033 Goal Of the campaign
was $1,000 900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
4 Romu|us Officers
Hurt, | Dead in Crash

Two Detroit area army officers
were injured and a third. OF East
Hampton. y. Y was killed sun
day in the crash Of a medium
bomber making \ routine flight
from their base al RomuluS. army
officials announced today
The injured arc Ii Earl Pifcr
s.. Of 65ll Lincoln avenue, and
II. John Mcclure. p, Of Pontiac.
II. Vincent BardiS. - Of East
Hampton, y. Y was killed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
Jehovah Witness
Reinstated in Union

UAW-CIO Local No 2 of the
Murray Corporation Of America
rcinSta.cd Hodge c Thurman to-
day 20 put an end 10 his legal
hattie 90 regain union member
ship Thurman tool and de
, making member Of JehOvah's Wit
ncSSeS. conicndcd his religion
prevented has purchase Of war
bonds. which was the reason for
his dismissal by union member
ship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
Bomb Wrecks Grocery

CRANSTON. r. l.. Jan. ; OUP)
A bomb wrecked a small grocery
about 200 feet from q CranStor
war plant today and F'BI agents
Joined state and local police 10 dc.
termino If II might have been tho
work Of Saboteurs. No casualties
were reported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
DIVORCES

John Higgins from Jula
Mildred Adams from George II.
Shirley Mahoney from Joseph
Marie Marcus from Hans c.
Charles " Oliver from Essis
Roy Charles Weiso from Mare
Irene kovsrik Choran Compton froi
Harvey !
Thomas Ford from Edna
julia +. Donshue from John "
kathryne Henderson from Norman
Viola Howard from Anthony
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
Lost and Found

-DOST-HeIbros mans wrist watch: leather
strap: approximately on Michigan he
tween Horgsr and Schlon, Dearborn, Christ
mas Reward OR. $3.50 f3O9 Calhoun.
.LosT-Blsek leather purse. initials X Wv
vicinity Frederick and Besuhien. Con
tents valuable. Keep money. Can univer-
siIy 3-7322
LOST Small white spitz. female vicinity
Beaverlsnd ana Six-Mile road; name
Qusenis; reward. REdford 27es.
LOST - Black 4-month-old terrier pup.
vicinity Twelfth and Gladstone, reward
Tyler 1895 or Tyler s-65ot
LOST Lady's yellow gold wrist watch.
saturday. Reward, ". Franklin, CT
$3.50
ONE steel casting. MT Elliott and Lynch
road. Reward IsanhOe 1850. between
II 4. m and p. m,
SMALL white male poodle Huntington
Woods license reward Royal Oak
Lincoln 2-5a3a.-
SMALL female dog Brindie colored white
feet: Pat; reward. Townsend s-74Os
YELLOW gold wedding ring with 2 dia-
monds. 14-ls Karat. vicinity Crowley
Miners or Mack car: reward Can be
tween 30 a. ms p m. PLAZA of7o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
Male Help Wanted

Al UPHOLSTERERS 81 80 per hour
spEinsRtss- 81 oe-heiF $3.50 fireman
TYLER 4-22l3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
Death lotlres

BOONT-Mary r. OF 1911 Maryland. be
loved wife Of EmeTic dear mother a.
siphonse 'nted states Nav, Mrs Ronert
Harris. Ms Rent Van Derheede, Mrs.
Patrick Conlor, Mrs Theodore Schneider.
Gustav. Emeric u Julia. Elizabeth Mary
Margaret ana Evelyn. dear sister 81 octave
Hou'te1sr snd twelve grandchildren
Funeral from the Van Lerberghe Funeral
Home. $3.50 Last warren, sorner Lake
view Wednesday morning a. ~ 30. and
50 John Berchmans Church ~ II Rosary
Tuesdsy evening ~ p. Intermsnt. NJ
Olivrf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-06
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