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Milford chronicle., 1943-11-12
ROxANA

The Rally Day committee gave a
Halloween party Saturday, Nov. g.,
at the home of Miss Valeria Wilgus
for the children who so ably as
sisted in helping make the service
Sunday morning, Oct. 81, such a
success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Lynch
spent the weekend with their
daughter, Regenia, who attends
school at Mt. Airy, Pa. This trip
was in honor of Regenia's 18th
birthday anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harb Quillen ac-
companied the Lynchs as far as
Philadelphia where they spent the
time with their son. Walter Quillen,
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ross Rick
ards entertained a few of their
daughters (Barbara) friends Sat-
Milford chronicle., 1943-11-12


urday in honor Of her third birth
day anniversary. Refreshments
were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Goodwin. sr.,
spent the weekend in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and M RS. Vance McCabe were
dinner guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sewell Thornton, at Chinco-
league, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Bennett
have sold their farm and will make
their home with their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Marvel, at fredericksburg, Md.
Rev. James Langrell and mother
are proud to have with them for q
while their brother and son, Dam
iel Langrell, of the army.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vollie Lynch were
dinner guests Saturday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Qhillen. at Selbyville.
Milford chronicle., 1943-11-12
PRIME HOOK NECK

When Mrs. Marshall Jefferson
answered the ring on the telephone
Sunday evening, to her surprise it
was her husband who had just
landed in New York, from serving
in the armed forces overseas. Corp.
Jefferson is at Staten Island
hospital at present. His wife, his
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis c. Jefferson, and Pfc. and
Mrs. Henry Atkins went to visit
him on Tuesday. He hopes to get
a furlough soon to visit home
folks.
Dinner guests at the Jefferson
home on Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Jefferson, of Philadel-
phia; Mrs. Aletta Jefferson and
Mrs. Lester Jefferson, of Milford.
Pfc. Henry Atkins, stationed with
the Red River Ordnance Co. in
Texarkana county, Texas, is spend
ing a fifteen-day furlough home
with his parents and relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Atkins and
Mrs. Emma Jones. Mrs. Henry At
hllSg WIN HAS DCGi ilNin6 III ACAao
near her husbands camp, made the
trip, also.
Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Workman and Mrs. Susie Green on
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Workman and daughter Sandra, of
Milton; Mrs. Agnes Simpler, of
Lewes, and Mrs. Margaret Bennett.
of Shady Brook.
Little Miss Sandra Workman
fell on the heater and burned her
hands slightly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Houston Wilson
spent the weekend in Swarthmore.
Pa. visiting Capt. and Mrs. Marvel
and sons. Marvel. Jr.. and
Layton.
Mrs. Mitchell Morrison and son.
Mrs. Richard McClune and son. of
Trenton. N. j.; Mrs. Della Hunt
and son. Ronnie. of Milford. and
Mrs. Edward Gooner visited their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B.
Milford chronicle., 1943-11-12

Cabe. stationed in Bermuda. is
spending a furlough with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Nc
Cabe.
Birthday congratulations are ex-
tended to Ensign Harry c. Tee, in
the North African area. whose
birthday occurs on Armistice Day.
Mrs. Annie Morris. of Milford. is
visiting Mrs. E. w. Dean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cleaves. of
Greenwood. spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Ramsdell.
Isaac Hurd is a patient in Mil
ford hospital after undergoing an
operation.
st. Stephens Church
(EpiSeOpaD
Sunday, November, II.
9:15 A. M.-Holy Communion.
Milford chronicle., 1943-11-12

Roach. and family, on Sunday.
Corpl. Russell Goonef returned
to his base on Monday, after visit
ing his mother few days, who is
improving very nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jones and
children spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Reed in Broadkill Neck.
Norman Bennett and Miss Gladys
Bennett, of Milford, were enter
tanned Sunday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur Jefferson.
Everett Lofiand, of Dover. visited
his mother, Mrs. John Lofland, on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur jefferson
were Salisbury, Nd, visitors on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Stevenson
and son Joe called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Gooner. Sunday evening.
Chester wilkins and Alton John
son, of Roxana. spent Tuesday with
Carlton Clifton and family.
Mrs. Delema Mitchell. of Milton,
and daughter. Mrs. Margaret Ben
nett. and Mrs. Agnes Simpler. of
Lewes, visited Philadelphia Thurs
day and Friday.
Milford chronicle., 1943-11-12
DEL.MAR

Rev. and Mrs. Leonard White, of
Newark. were weekend guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Lockerman.
Mrs. Charlotte Lear, Of Rehoboth,
is visiting Mrs. Samuel Parsons.
Mrs. Frank E. Lynch is confined
to her home by illness.
Lieut.. Com. Edward L. Thomp-
son, U. S. N. r., and Mrs. Thomp-
son, formerly of Delmar, but now
of Washington, d. c., announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Lucille Thompson, to Naval Aviator
Cadet Charles W. Cullen, of Wash
ington. Cadet Cullen graduated
from University of Maryland last
spring under a specialized pro-
gram of the Navy. He is now sta
toned at Troy. N. Y. No date has
been set for the wedding.
Milford chronicle., 1943-11-12

The Boy Scouts will continue to
meet each week with Richard
Downing, at his home on Clarke
avenue. The eight and nine-year-
old girls want to start younger
girl scout group. We need several
to help with this work.
Milford chronicle., 1943-11-12

accompany him and present spe-
cial selections in connection with
the large chorus choir of the
church.
Milford chronicle., 1943-11-12

= ron VICTORY: BUY BONDS 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
PdyCompronnise
InWdrCOntrd(ts
Studied in House
BY WILLIAM THEIS

WASHINGTON. Oct. 25 qNS)
House leaders in military af-
fairs, il was understood today, are
preparing 10 recommend a COM
promise formula on termination
of war contracts which would
assure industry immediate and
final settlement on so per cent of
each contract.
The plan would provide govern
ment loans on the remaining 20
per cent pending review Of this
portion by the general accounting
office under comptroller General
Lindsay Warren.
The proposed procedure would
spell draw in the current
battle between Warren and the
war department for authority over
contract settlements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
DIVORCES

Joseph spann from Mary cecens
Florence r. Sisman from Buel A.
Walter Wagner from Billie.
Vivian Charlotte Schroeder from Roland c..
Mary w walker from Jerome r.
Edwin II Mlngan from Matte Mae.
Beatrice sabourin from BENJAMIN.
Walter r. Scrock from Leone Z.
Adolph Cont from Virginia.
Martha shannon from James
Mile Romanowicz from Frank.
Virginia Sivens from Guy A.
Mary Beveridge from Harvey.
Helen A. Barnes from David 7.
Virginia Vircils from Peter. VA
Jeanette Harris from Calvin q.
Fred Lee from Lucille.
William Neuschafer from Katherine.
Vera Emerson from James
Nova Largent Parker from William p.
Julia Vanderheyden from Cornelius
Agnes verBeake Fleming from Arthur
George (annulmenO.
Eugenia White from A. X.
Sonya Verne Price from Robert Bradley.
Pearl Stokes from Robert.
Ruth Wolf from Arthur
Maria Jane Root from Elias.
Mary NJ Slower from Justin.
Jean Hilna Maria Sears from Lloyd Byron.
Julia Fay wssrs from clayton.
Pearl Markewicz from Vincent
Harold ID. FURY from Lorraine
Pearl Barker from William
Irene VanDermader from william.
Emmie L. Hill from James.
George X. Fulmer from Ruth.
Jeanne Crawford from Wilbert Walton.
William Jackson from Winnie.
James VI. Reeves from Anna
Dorothy II Diamond from Louis r.
Albert Roubeck from Lillian.
Mary A. Ball from Earl L.
John Russell Grsvier from Estens May.
Alberta p. Middleton from Carl Z.
Henry r. Mcnamara from Anne.
Dorothy Kneslsy from Virgil
Clanton Mcdonald from Charity.
J n. Smoot from Mary
Victoria Sharkow from John.
William Robert Granville from Anna.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
Laval Arrests
|, 600 Animals

LONDON, oct. % QNS)-The
Paris radio announced today that
more than 1000 French terror
lists have been arrested during
the past week.
The Vichy radio said Laval'S
police, acting to stamp out in
creasing anti-Nazi and anti-Vichy
activities, arrested more than 400
persons yesterday.
Wholesale raids and arrests
were launched a few days after
Laval conferred with police Off
Gals from all parts of France and,
according to Nazi broadcasts,
ordered them TO institute stern
measures to crush sabotage and
other actions disturbing French
German relations"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
RESUME HEARINGS

Hearings before the House mill
tary affairs committee resume to-
day with testimony from repre-
sentatives of the u. S. Chamber
Of Commerce.
UnderSecretary of War Patter-
son has urged the military affairs
committee TO approve legislation
giving the army clear authority
10 negotiate examinations without
review, except for fraud. Warren,
charging waste Of untold mil
hons in past war department
settlements. is demanding the
right to audit all such trans
actions in full.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
CAN'T MAN ENTIRE LINE
i. ). Boats Sink
Ndzi Arms Ship

ALGIERS, Oct. 25 (INS)-
Allied headquarters disclosed to-
day that American motor torpedo
boats destroyed a large German
ship laden with ammunition south
east of the island Of Elba on the
night of Thursday-Friday.
The enemy vessel, escorted by
four German torpedo boats. dis
integrated when il was struck by
the American torpedo.
tThe Nazis claimed that Ger
man torpedo boats sank a British
cruiser of the FIJI class in the
English Channel Friday night.
The FIJI itself, an s,000-ton YES
sci. was sunk by enemy aircraft
of Crete in May, 1941)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
Marriages Divorces Deaths
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Edward Boyer. IS Anna Mae MeLaushni

EDWARD Boyer rs Anna Mae Mclaughlin
Robert Mccall. 81; Virginia NJ. sick-
James J. MeKenns, a.; Efne B. Dormsy.
Al
Charles 2. Eastman. So; Jessie L. EN-
John zerueha. SO; victori. Plonka. So
James A. Fontella, AZ; Jennie Pirrello, II.
Harry Etzel %. Jean B. Gosnell, 10.
Raymond w. wennsr. 20; Josephine Van
s,een 81
Earl Singer %. Marie Smith. is.
Thaddeus Bubka. 25; Marguerite A. os-
from, 10
Fin,on Slack. 10 Florence Grow 20
William A. Mckay, 81, Iris Hoo, IS
Henry Schultz. 25; Susan r. Dikos, %.
Frank J Caruk 81 Helen Rowland, 10.
Phillip NJ Ponak Is Helen Lucas. -.
Waiter Rendzikowsh, 26, Jean kuJawski,
Ira Paul Terry. II: Norma L. soper II.
James Kelly Jr., %. lsooel l.. Richie,
%
Russell NJ Bsrsmann, "a; Earth J. smith.
Edward H Robinson, 80 Dorothy Marion
veikko Elmer Kosk, 81; Edna a. Rytie.
23
Samuel H. Sportsman. 81 Estene Falkaun.
Walter wisneiwski. %; Rose A Ryba, IS.
James Dancer. 81: Beatrice Neagle II.
Lewis Paddock. AZ: Elizabeth A. Holman,
a.
Wilson H simmons. 30; Janet Muvsney.
Edward MssalskL 24 Victoria A..
Joseph ]. skrIyeki. 80; Dorothy shesrer.
Richardson Lourhrsn. a.; Adelin. D'Asos-
cyrli E. schultz, 20; Virginia c. Karer,
Dousla, Rutherford. %; Shirley z. Par.
Victor varrisl.. a: Lucil, Ventura. 81.
N.n p. Connolly. 81; Dorothy l.. Wslser.
10
Georg. Hun. -. Louise Smith. a.
Ballard Smith Bey, a. Minnie Ingram
Lawrence Habdas. %; Lucille E. Paul, rs.
Israel Lazarus schulmsn, So, Edna Lil'
Charles +. Lindh. q; Mildred NJ. Gre.
Charles J. Root, 20. Bertha Lots Bowling,
Howard W. PIERCE. 50; Kate Jennette
sebastian Glae. 50: Mary L.psky. 5s.
Harry c. Thomas. n, Marion Avis Burns.
Thomas NJ. Harrison. 20. Ann +. cowles,
chester cho'rouskt %: Mary Macy. o..
Leonard A. Broadway, 10; Edith Amin,
IS
william James wagner, II; Anos Burns.
Raymond Meusn. IS patsy butler %.
Gavin Wuoert Hart, IS Eva Naomi
James Z. Koers. 81. virsinis Nicholson,
Ri per-. L Dura'rd. "a Audrey l.
Ava Fsrnhs-', 81 Ann Ro,h %
WIWsm Fedora -. sarah MarQuardt, p
Ciefus erayer. - Kathleen Roeers %.
Blrey Creech, % Jane Mary Mackus.
william J. K.thman rs; The.ma Ward,
Iofa obsa.lk 20 virsns Hair. IS.
Joseph Ce.ergierski. % Betty Jane Dave.
rhsaasus J Euanlekl, a Anast.aa pud-
James WAL. SO Ann, saeori e
Ear y Tracy - Mary J o pV3er Il,
T John W. Long -. Lucy Barnes 80.
IEceard r. Drmmona. n, LOIS J. X
Rsipr /. Dlalsy. %. D6rs ?. Smile. 20
Robert EdVarc fitzpatrick. -. Ann J.
william T. Hot. 20. Marjorie ,. sehit
John II warawsH % inin A. sls1cr. q
I Donald VanPpt a. Bernadint Koran 80
Bernard Indennaum. o.. Shirley Haioers
Cleo poucefisy. 20. vsrenica May az
EsD o NaidespahS 81, Florence J. Os
trander
John J. shaw 81. Gertrude Wrgar 50.
Jessb Price ~ Carrie ~ shsars. 81.
Johepn BrIncl. 81 Daisy Beumore. 4f
Roy 'VanDuzen, ls Ciaudirs Hawsns IS
Hubert J LsMaresuN, %, HArNe d
scotk %
RAYMOND Gagne. IS sarah LsCr0fr st.
Anthony Wrobel IS cara p WsuZug, As
wurrsy ;. Mnmar. s7 Ilrs Mullins Is
Morton A. Bsuman, 81 Esoeth J. May
"a
Roy wicNngs ~ Florence Lagrange Is
i EHis r DnHer. q. Shirley L. Clements
l 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
Death Rotlres

APERs-oct %. suddenly. Leo. sgs SIS
OF i442 Lskepointe. Beloved husband OF
ALICE dear brother OF Joseph Charles,
John and Mrs. Elizabeth Horn Funeral
from the Verheyden Funeral Home, $4,000
Mack at outer Drive Wednesday az 1913
and to 81. Ambrose Church at 1900.
CZIwAY-oct "a. Katherine. OF 357s East
Wills, beloved wife OF Peter, dear
mother o. Pvt. Nick Galway OF a.. s.
Army. Funeral service Tuesday p m.
At A. II. Peters Funeral Home. i2o57
GARDNER-Oc October "a. 1913 Marie l.,
(nee Beauhien1. Beloved wife of John g.,
dear nothAF-of- Mrs Otto lNoEt. Mrs.
Clarence shuler Gilbert j. Clio A.. John
@, Jr Mrs. Eugene Alter; also l3 grand
children mourn Funeral from residence
s457 Seneca Wednesday $50 a. m. and
81 Catherine Church At 1000.
GONTER-Oct. %. Anthony j., age IS.
al residence. 1921 Lemay Beloved
husband 81 Helen, dear father ~ Angela.
Ida. Anthony and Elaine. brother Of L.au-
renee. George. Mrs. adelaide Goyette, Mrs.
Christine McNchol, Frank, John and Mrs.
Catherine Payma. Funeral from the Yer
heydcn Funeral Home. $4,000 Mack At
outer Drive. Wednesday al 9,lo and al
81 Margaret Aaty Church ~ 10.
KFRNAN-oct %. i943. Anna Werner,
beloved mother Of Irene and William j
Herman Jr Services o'clock Tuesday
afternoon ~ r. G. and c. r. Harris
Funeral Home. 425l Cas- ave. Albany
~. ~ papers please copy.
MESTER-oct. %. 1913. William c. sr.,
suddenly. dear husband OF Teresa, father
~ Frank and William Jr Funeral services
At the Haley Chapel iS065 Hamilton, al
Puritan, Tuesday ?. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
Hitler Slips
War Worry Dims His Eyes
and Grsys Hair

LONDON. oct. IS QNS)-
Adolf Hitler's hair is turning
gray and his eyes are so weak he
IS hardly able 10 read or write.
This account of the Nazi fuehrer's
present physical condition was re-
lated today by the British Empire
News.
The article said that SetbackS
10 German strategy and "the
headaches Of Nazi politics has
turned Hiuer's hair gray and
brought on a recurrence of the
illness he suffered in the last war
which affected his eyesight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
Hitler 10 Form
Balkan Union

LONDON, Oct. 25 (INS)-Hit-
Ter hopes TO announce formation
Of a pro-Nazi confederation Of six
Balkan states before the end of
the current Allied conferences in
Moscow, Reuters reported today.
quoting a Budapest dispatch TO
the 1stanbul newspaper ASkam.
Observers believe he thus hopes
10 bolster wavering German influ-
ence in the Balkans. which has
suffered a decided loss Of prestige
with each new tiding OF Nazi de
feats and setbacks on the fighting
and political fronts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
P lane Attacks
Irish Steamship

LONDON. Oct. % INS)-An
unidentified plane flying at low
level was reported today TO have
fired at the Irish steamship Ker-
1oEue- Saturday afternoon -l2o
miles off the coast of Ireland.
An Exchange Telegraph dis
patch from Dublin said the vessel.
badly damaged, returned TO Cork
today. The ship was attacked by
cannon and machine gun fire as
it was bound for Spain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
COMPROMISE PAYMENTS

The compromise formula would
grant the war department final
Say-so on so per cent of each
amount. something industry has
indicated should be a minimum.
II would side with Warren on the
remaining 20 per cent, giving him
unmistakable authority to disal-
low any charges on this portion
of the contract.
Loans would be made available
to the contractor on 20 per cent
subject to renegotiation at the
time of the final so per cent
settlement, 10 assure his con-
tinued SolVency.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
DEATHS

Carrie Lue Royal 1880 r. Milwaukee. So
william Ardt, 1922 Magnolia. So
Harold Alexander, $40 Erskine IT.
sarah Alliston. 1851 Mansfield. o.
George Armstrong, 200 Kenilworth. So.
Albert stun, 2205 Algonquin, SO
kathryn K, Vsndervort. 81 Greenwood
Birmingham, so.
Amy Grace TAYLOR. 1912 Claredals, 81.
Frank Moss 50 Henry, 81.
Adah q. Norman, s551 Lasslle Blvd. SO
John Opalewski, 49il Moran, 81.
Charles Davids. 1902 stansbu ryJ43 So.
Edward Patterson, 2e33 Jay 80
Rose Dymerski 1891 81. John so.
Ida r. Yeager. 5507 Lawton. II.
Henry y. Rigby. Wardell Apis. So
Stephanie Kozakiwski 1924 r Dawson a..
Edward Frank Gebhardt, 100 f. JEFF
Msuds Andres 3a1S w Lafayette. "a
EItrieds Motschall. 1889 Berkshire. Crosse
Joseph ?. Bschmsn. 7s5 Tucker road.
An,oni Kyior.h 2lta z. Kirby II.
Eta VI. Mckay sss5 Brunette 81
samuel NJ. n. Miller 5f2s Fifteenth rs.
ETA Margaret Maxim. 1921 Beechvood,
James Kelly. 1870 Derby. IS
Minnie Gsnasch 1884 Somerset 2
William g. o Rourks. 375s Maxwell IS
Ralph Pstriek flanagan, 1882 SAINTS
Elisn Click 2oo4s Yacans. 70
Nicholas Makowsk $3.50 McDougau, Sc
Mary skoEyano. l25o7 Maine 50.
Mary a Mulry 1889 Homer 50
selah n. Sandersou, 1877 W. Grand
boulevard. 70
Asa Harvey Trubey. 1890 wabash. IS.
Bernard Lndlbauer. 1922 Eighteenth, So
Henry Russell 2062 Mclean s.
Mary Ardsncwskt 44l4 Twenty fourth 81.
Anna Smith 1921 Eighteenth 20
Levi Nelson Harris. 1888 Montrose, TO-
Celina Lennon 22f0 Monroe 10
Emma e ne May. 635 BALDWIN 10.
William Dawson 2ss Wtndsr So
Amy Cerre, 422t Harvard. So
Thomas NJ Hicks. 5Ol6 Anderdon IS
Harry " Pollard lee Plaza Apis 90
Ge6rgina Smith 667i staheln. a.
Annie s Enair 1889 Mapleview. "a
Emma vs. Efdmar. l6q9 Atkinson IS
Kurt Newman. 52s7 HartVell Dearborn
as
Mildred Johnson 45I0 FalrvieV 20
Peter Winiecki 2si7 p FarnsV 0rih IS
Catherine Benner 3f3s 2 Forest 81
Rhods Ann Chusur, 5lls Marlborough. rs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
Police Charge Four
With Stripping Car

-Four young men were being
held today by police, who said
that they had been arrested m
the act Of stripping an automo-
bile in front of 59l Montclair.
The prisoners identified them
selves as George Neither, &c. of
1895 Beniteau; Melton Pahman,
is, Of 1885 Lycaste: Joseph Tru-
deau, Is. Of 1922 (. Vernon
and his brother. Thomas, II, Of
the same address.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
Kills z Sons, Self

GARY. Ind, Oct. 25 QNS)-
Inhn- Rirkich, 81 steel -weldef,
killed his two sons. James, 6, and
John. 3. with a butcher knife,
sliShed his wife so badly she may
die. and then shot himself TO
death, police said today. His wife
said he had been worrying about
induction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
Writes 1,OOOth Letter
To PIG Seryitemen

OREGON CITY. Ore, Oct %
tINS) - Bernie Hermann, who
has been writing 20 sevicemen
from the community for three
years, has completed the 1000th
letter. He writes 10 PIG CORE
tpondentS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Demetrios Lamhropoulos. IS: Helen stav-
ros, 81
Earl ]. McFadden, 80. Helen Tamian, IS.
Matthew CAmerson. 81; Msude Newly, So
Herbert Starr I'll Alice r. Malik, 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
Ndzis Fortify
Three Lines TO
RepeI Invasion

LONDON. Oct 25 (UP)-Ger-
many is rushing 10 completion
three major fortified lines with
which TO meet an Allied invasion
Of western Europe, reports reach
ine military experts here indicated
today.
These reports said large number
of German and conscripted foreign
workers have been engaged night
and Gay in setting up pill box
zones as much as Is miles in
depth, as well as building a net
work ~ supporting airhelds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
3 NAZI FASHIONS

The three main bastions which
will be used in an effort 10 prevent
q break-through in Eitlers For
tress Europe are:
Powerful coastal defenses,
including big guns Of hitherto
unknown FIRE power, along the
English Channel and the North
Sea shores Of France and Bel
GUM.
Equally powerful defenses
on the French Bay of Biscay
coast.
S-A re-Strengthened and re-
designed west wall defense
fertilization along GermanY,s
original western frontier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
LOST AND FOUND

LOST AND FOUND
LosT-Blaek cocker spaniel answers
LADY" vicinity Smile. Van Dyke.
Child's pet. Liberal reward. Call Warren
Township police.
LosT-Medium size light brown haired
male dog, Mickey" collar with IL
cense 4O767. Reward. S.. $500 West
Warren. Tyler 7-i57O.
finder keep money. please return ration
book and papers Temple 27s9i
LOsT-Wallet containing valuable papers,
gas ration books. 262 Mack. Terrace
2s416
REX axe 10. black toy fox. smooth hair,
tan spots curly tail Reward. AR. 1878
SIS REWARD for return unchanged. Of
large brown suit case and all contents
left in trunk OF cab al Union Depot
October 7th Gold initials G. II. on bag
Mr. jay. Cadillac q77g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
BUILD INLAND DEFENsEs

Besides these three bastions.
the Nazls were reported throwing
up inland defenses along the Loire
and Garonne rivers and in the
Rhone valley near Lyons.
The former French Maginot
line probably will not be utilized
Dc It's forts were suited only TO
meet an attack from the east.
Many are believed 10 have been
dismantled since 1910 and their
big guns removed. Some OF the
heaviest Maginot line guns prob
ably now are mounted along the
french coast across from Dover.
Along the channel coast and
particularly on the Straits of
Dover the Nazis have constructed
deep zones of large concrete-pill
Boxes and concealed emplace-
ments for heavy guns These zenes
reportedly extend Is miles inland
and are supported by a network
of airfields. The beaches are pro-
tected by minefieldS. tank-ditches
and barbed wire entanglements.
CAN'T MAN ENTIRE LINE
1t would be impossible for the
Germans, with the IS divisions
now in France, 10 man the whole
western invasion coast line. The
garrisons, therefore. are concen-
trated some distance inland from
where they can be rushed quickly
TO any threatened point.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25

FINEST quality granite markers. tie .s5,
Monument Works. 2zlt w. Dawson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
Cost GstinnatOrs

Blueprint reading helpful; should have
experience In accounting. estimating mate
rial costs, fabrication costs essential
work VINO statement Of availability
necessary. Madison 3Ts5.
Evening star., 1943-06-02

Counting three to family. more
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