davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-04-08
FURNITURE TUE

u 3-Pc. Maple Bedroom;
includes dresser. chest and
poster bed. Orig 44.00, 1895
(2) Magazine Racks; walnut
finish on hardwood. Orig.
1913 - -l. 90
GD Blonde Bedroom or Desk
Chair; bleached maple. Sold
"as is" Orig. SOS 3.6o
~ Credenza Modern Server:
walnut modern style. Orig.
1895 ------------- 12.95
~ Solid Mahogany Virginia
Sofa: spring cushion. tapestry
cover. Orig. $500 ---77.OO
n Boudoir Chair: spring.
filled base, separate cushion.
Imperfect. Orig. 9.s5 AS
~ Cricket Chair; maple
frame, blue chintz upholstery.
Imperfect, Orig SOS 2.98
t5) Console Serving Tables;
Primavera veneers, modern
design. Orig. 1895 500
~ Reconditioned Day Bed
Frame; complete with mat
tress. pillows and slip cover.
Sold "as is" Orig. 27.95 1895
~ Metal Bed Outfits; recon-
ditioned bed and spring New
mattress. Orig. 2495 1888
~ 3-Pc. Metal Bed Outfit;
twin size. Includes inner
spring mattress. metal bed
and spring. Reconditioned.
Orig 1895 -2--------2o 1885
CD Priscilla Sewing Cabinet;
maple finish. Imperfect. Orig.
3.98 -----------.- .-.-.----l SO
~ Mahogany Mite Stand:
with drawer. Slightly marred.
Orig. 498 -l.os
On Roll-Edge Sisal Filled
Mattress; 3-ft, size. Shopworn.
Orig. 9.95 --5, 500
t5) Odd Mahogany ChestH 4
drawers. Orig. 1896 1000
t5) Mahogany Vanities; s.
drawer, kneehole style. Plate
mirror. Orig. $500 - 1000
t5) Mahogany Finish Colonial
Mite Tables; with drawer.
Orig SOS 90
Goldenber0's-Fourth Floor
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$50 Lilac Toilet Water;
after shaving lotion. 3-oz. size.
Orig. 39c - lOe
t21) Schratz Bubble Bath; in
glass cocktail shaker. Spice
scent. Orig. soc 29c
t43) Bath Powders; 8 and IA
o. sizes, in various fragrances.
Orig. 39c and soc ---lOe
(46) Hair Brushes; mixed
bristles, hardwood backs. Orig.
29c - Sc
CD Garne Talcum Powders:
in metal containers. Several
scents. Orig. Csc -----lOe
t4O Cardinal Cologne; 8-oz.
size, in apple blossom and
spice scents. Orig. 39c 27e
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
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f r. p = IlSs, I'Bs M
9Iil;tk1nf9:s:1

az Maternity Jumpers; cot
ton gabardine in green and
black. Sizes 1920. Orig.
2.9a ----- la
t3n Cotton Slipover Sweat
ers: long or short sleeves. Orig.
1.39 ---- 66e
l42) Rayon Jersey Slipover
BlOuseS: orig. 69c 4Sc
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
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Dr. H&1X s

u5) Maternity Dresses; of
rayon alpaca and rayon crepe.
Green, blue, brown and wine.
One piece and jacket styles.
Orig 4.99 to 7.95 l.97
t9 Spring Dresses: of spun
rayon and rayon crepe. One
Of a kind. Broken sizes. Orig.
200 to 3.33 90
1n Junior Dresses; in navy
with white trim. Sizes 9 to Is.
Orig. 5.95 - 36o
tS) Print Jersey Dresses; on
light backgrounds. Misses
sizes. Orig. 8.95 4.97
~ Rayon Jersey Dresses: in
prints. Sizes II to l8. Orig.
795 " 4o7
u2) Spring Dresses; of rayon
crepe and rayon alpaca. Navy,
black and prints. Misses sizes.
Orig. 5.95- ----- 4.66
~ Evening Dresses; in sizes
IL, IA and Is. Orig. 1895 -2.97
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
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HOUSEWARES

lD Implanted Dressing Ia
BILE: with drawer. Sold "as is"
Orig. 249 ------------9 99c
(7) Folding Indoor Collapsible
Clothes Dryers: slightly dam
aged. Orig. 69c 3oc
D Unpainted Mite Table;
with drawer, slightly damaged.
Orig. 3.49 ----l.4o
% Implanted Server; with
drawer. Floor sample. Orig.
4.49 - ~ 2.e9
D Implanted Vanity Table:
3-drawer style. Sold "as is"
Orig. SOS 348
m Unpainted Telephone
Stand; with bench. Sold "as
Is" Orig. $40 2.4S
% Implanted Kitchen Stool;
30" high. Slightly damaged
Orig. 1875 - lbs
t3) Decorated Bird Baths:
large sizes. Soiled. Orig.
2.49 l.66
~ 51-Pc. Decorated Dinner
Set: service for 8. Sold "as
is" Orig. 7.95 4.9o
t3) 32-Pc. Decorated Dinner
Sets; service for s. Orig.
4.95 - 3.48
tD White Mountain Ice Re-
frigeratOr; approx. IS lbs. ice
capacity. Damaged, sold "as
is Orig. 1896 $500
GOldenberq' 'S-DoWnstdirs
Evening star., 1943-04-08
British Tractors Increase

LONDON CP,.-It is estimated
1900 tractors were used in British
agriculture in l942, more than dou-
bling 1895 score of $4,000
Evening star., 1943-04-08
z4O Yards OF
Black OilclOth
l9c yu

Excellent for blackout curtains
and glider rainc0ats. 46x50'
size. Slight irregulars.
f0 Fibre Window Shades;
soiled from display. 3x6-ft.
size. Orig. 39c -2Oe
(10) Venetian Blinds; eggshell
color metal stats. Sizes 1875,
336, 3 80, 1870. 2/26 wide.
Orig. 4.95 and 5.49 100
Goldenberg's-Third Floor
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3lS;33:;'91 ;

n $3.50 White Wool Blan-
ket: orig. 299 lisp
(2) Infants Sweaters; orig.
2.29 - Ilo
n4) Girls All Wool Sweaters;
pastel colors. Sizes 7 and II.
Orig. 237 --------l.oo
(3) Girls Cotton Wash
Dresses; in prints. Sizes 1912
and 1872. Orig. 2.29 l.lo
~ Girls Wash Dresses; in
striped cotton broadcloth. Sizes
8'2 and 1872. Orig. 3.79 3.49
t9l Girls Cotton wash
Dresses; in bright red plaid.
Sizes 10, IL, IA and is. Orig.
2,29 - -- 89e
(3) Girls 2-pc. Wash Dresses;
red and white plaid. Size 1e.
Orig. 2.29 89e
(1O Girls Wash Dresses; in
prints and stripes. Sizes 81,
10l2 and 12*. Orig. 2.99 2.5o
t24 Tots Cotton Slips; sizes
and 6. Orig. 35c 29c
(3 One-pc. Union Suits: 1919
wool and rayon. Orig. 100,
7oe
81 2-Pc. Union Suits; snap
on panties. Orig. 100 79e
GOldenberq s-SccOnd Floor
Evening star., 1943-04-08

Youngsters like them for
their good looks. STYLED
just like Big Brothers
niftieSt sport coat. Single
breasted model in plaids.
checks and popular camel
shade. Sizes q to ~. Prop
erly labeled as to wool con-
tent.
Boys Wedr-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1943-05-17
Three Army Officers
Die in Plane Crash
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ROANOKE, Va, May 17-Three
Army officers from Shaw Field, s. c.,
were killed when light transport
plane crashed atop Potts Mountain
on the Virginia-West Virginia line
Is miles north of Roanoke Satur-
day, it was reported by 1t. Philip
w. Crews of the Virginia State po-
lice. who, with other troopers, was
at the scene until relieved by mill
tary police.
The dead were listed as Flight
Surgeon Maj. James j. Citta, 81, of
Toms River. N. j.; Maj. Robert M
Bell, 36, of Bew Aron Heights. Pitts
burgh, head of the Shaw Field dem
tai department., and Group Comdr
Capt. Jere Asmond Wells, jr., %, OF
Atlanta, Va.
Evening star., 1943-05-17

tice from the War Department that
her son is improving.
Pvt. Adams has three brothers
and three sisters
The casualty list released today
contains the names of 457 United
States soldiers wounded in action
in the European, Middle East,
North African. Pacific and South
west Pacific areas.
Evening star., 1943-05-17
ADVERTISEMENT.
Brenda viii :
You Step Out
With Me Tonight?

Iknow I've been an awful crouch not tax.
ing you any place lately. But after sta nding
al day at my new Job. M feet darn near
killed me with callouses and burning. Now
I've reformed - or rather my feet have
thanks to the Iee-Mint you advised. Never
tried anything that seemed to draw the
pain and fre right out 30 fast - and the
way 1t helps soften callouses is nobody's
business! Been able to get some extra over
time money - SO what do you say. let's 60
dancing tonight. You can step en- my lee.
Aa1nk feat al you want
Evening star., 1943-05-17

Heights, Md. He
attended Mary
land Park High
School and was
employed as a
plumbers ap-
prentice W h e n
he entered the
Army in Novem-
ber, 194l.
His mothe~
said she received
her last lette.
from him in
March, before
he was wounded.
She has since
received a no.
Evening star., 1943-05-17

OF Hlgn Bridge
and Pvt. Charles
S. Adams of
Capitol Heights.
1t. Col. Hen
ney, As, a vet
er an of the
World Wa1, is a
native of Iowa.
He attended COL
lege in Colorado
and was gradu-
ated from the
United Sta tes
Military Acad-
emy at West
Point in 1924.
He was assigned
Evening star., 1943-05-17

High B r d 6 e,
Md. He was en-
pl ye d as a
brakeman with
t h e Pennsyl-
vania Railroad
when he enlist
ed in the Army
in F. e bru airy,
1912. B e f ore
that he attend
ed Stuart Junior
High School and
Abbott Voca-
tional School In
Washington.
According to
I;e -, N&L4~ IA d.
Evening star., 1943-05-17

'' ""eeeS II1S IIlUCIIeI, IIC Is
now in hospital at White Sulphur
Springs, Va. and is expected home
some time next week. He has one
brother and four sisters, all married.
Pvt Adams, "a, is the son of Mr..
and Mrs G. A. Adams, Capitol
Evening star., 1943-05-17
More Streetcur Breukdowns

Because of the inability to obtain
sufficient material for repairs, one
fourth of the streetcars of Kingston
Jamaica, have been rendered useless
through breakdoWns.
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Ii. Col. F. A. Hennev
And Two Mary|anders
Listed as Casualties
Pfc. l. D. Sweeney and
Pvt. c. 5. Adams Among
North African Wounded

1t. Col. Frederick A. Henney, SON.
in-law of Maj. Gen. Amos A. Fries,
United States Army, retired, 1905
Woodley road NV, and two men
from nearby Maryland were listed
among the Army personnel wounded
in action in the North African area.
the War Department made public
today.
The two men from nearby Mary
land are Pfc. Lawrence D. Sweeney
Evening star., 1943-05-17

Two Sons at Staunton.
Col. Henney has two sons. Fred
erick A. Henney, jr., 13, and Alan
G. Henney, 10, both of whom are
students at Staunton Military Acad-
envy, Staunton, Va.
Pfc. Sweeney, %, is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Sweeney,
Evening star., 1943-05-17
1000 YARDS ...NEV.R.PRESS
COTTON SEERSUCkER SPECIAL

You'll make the most comfortable Summer dresses you've
ever worn with this soft NevPress cotton seerscker Bold
stripes checks and dots for twopece stdresses skirts and
Jackets Almost no upkeep Launder and that's ALL no
ironing required. 80 inches wide
Cotton Floor.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06
Two Women Robbed
By Purse Snat(hers

Police today sought purse
SnatcherS who robbed two aged
women last night and escaped
with loot of approximately $50.
the first was Mrs. Susan Bold.
So. of-257S- Baldwin who told
police she was walking on Charlie
voix between Baldwin and Sey-
burn when a thief came up behind
her. seized her purse containing
about 50 and fled down an alley.
Mary Driver, GO, Of 9S5 w Willis.
reported a similar robbery at
Sixth and Calumet at ll;i5 p. IN.
Her purse contained S25 and ra-
tion books
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06
IS Local Meters
In Toledo Meet

Fifteen players from Ham
tramck and Detroit begin compe-
tition TO d "a Y in the annu a
northwestern Ohio championships
on the Toledo Tennis Club courts.
Hamtramck has 10 entered. De-
troiterS include Mary Lou Boyer,
defending women'S champion.
Hobart Wrobbel. Ray Gibson
and Mary fernando are among
those headed for the annual Sagi-
nav Valley number al Saginaw.
Conflict with these resulted in
postponement of the Highland
Park Tennis Clubs Red Cross
affair.
Locally. interest centers in the
Central Motor City Open starting
today at Kronk courts. Junction
at McGraw. Juniors get the OPEN
ing call. Seniors follow tomorrow.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06
Farmers Market

FRuITs-Apples- -pateh-ss- No- f,-t3d
so bu; No. 2. s2q2. so; Mcintosh. fancy,
S. bu. No. l. 50; Wealthies. fancy 81
River, fancy, 81 SO bu.; Ne. l. s2.5oa3 g.,
Ne 81: Northwestern Greetings, No, l.
50 bu crabapples, No. !. 81 bu. Grapes,
EARLY variety. fancy, 81 asa l. so peck
basket; No. l. .9ocn 81 Peaches, Hale
Havens fancy. S7us hu.: No /. S5H6,
No ?. AN4 so. Plums, Burbank, No
l. So so ti4.25 " hu.; No. 2 81 50. Green
gage, No. 1. $5I6 bu.; Lombard No. l
3 30 S ou No Psars s s1spRs s EsyGris So No
IS as bu. No. ?, SO. Cantaloupe, fancy
S. bu.. No. 1. So 5Oa4; No. 2. S2n2 so
Watermelons. fancy. sl2 do1; No. /, Sc;
LETTUCE- AND SALAD GREENS
Celery Cabbage, No, /. sf7i61r2 ba, No.
2. ST so. Head lettuce, No. 1, S225 bu .
No. ?. 75c 81 Leaf lettuce. No. l. IS
- s0c bu. Endve fancy. 50 bu. No. J.,
sl23 bu-i No--Ir r75eessi Ronisfne,- No.
: VEGETABLE GREENs-cahhsss greens,
No. l, i.25n l.5O bu. Collards No. J.,
sorfei No 7. s5neoc bu.1M Mustafd@ao5
L. 500 75c bu Spinach, No l. $50 eOc
TurniP greens, No. !; 500 75e bu.
Ne. ?. 81 25ul.50, Wax, fancy, So bu !.
No ]. So 2.25; No. 2. 81 so; Kentucky
Wonder. No. l. si.75H 2.25 bu,; No. 2,
?, 50; Lima beans, No J. $50 5. SO bG.
Beets. hunched, No. /, 75c a 81 doz. bchs. ;
No. 2, soc; topped. No. /. 50 80 3 hu ;
10 u 2, 81 Broccoli fancy s. bu.; No. !.
No l. s225m275 bu. curly cabbage, No.
/, Sl.75u2 bu. Carrots. punched, No /.
= a csc DO. echs No. p ,scs; topped
flower No. 1, s3.5oat bu.; No. ?, 50 so.
Celery. fancy 81. 35G / so doz. bchs No.
!. 500 75c' No. 2. goa 30c Sweet corn,
fancy, 81 25 5-doz. sack; No. l, 75c u 81 /;
81 bu.; No. !. sin1.35; No 2. 75c: Dils
No l. $40 so ou. picklers. fancy, SO
Is bu. No. !. s5de No. 2, 81 pll.
no. J .Sl. 81 80 dog; 6ehs Eggplant No.
Kohrabi, No. /. 75cdsl doz. bunches
Ieeks No !. Sl.25 doz punches Okra.
No. l. 81 so peck basket; No. 2. 81 so.
onions. green, No. /. so n s5c doz. bunches: +:
No 2 4O@5Oc onions. dry No, /, 81 40 n
3 50-lb. sack. onions. picking. white.
fancy sl2 50-lb sack No. /. SO yellow
No. l. s7ns 3o-lb., sack Parsley Root
Parsley. No. /, 75ns5c doz punches
Peppers, green. fancy, so bu.; No. I.
81 y IS; No. 2. 75c; hot, fancy, 81 50;
No. I. iT1.25 bu.: No. 2. 75c; red. hot.
No. I, 81 5on2 peck basket; red sweet
No. l, s1Gl25 peck basket Potatoes
No l. 81 75Hl90 bu; No ?. IS u 75c
Pumpkins. No. /. 81 asa so bu Radishes
red No. l. 65 n s5c doz bunohes; No. 2
soc; Long Whites, fancy, 81 dozs punches I;
No. /. So s5c; No. ?. soc Rutahagas
No. !. 81 so bu. Rhuharb No. !. Use 81
doz bunches. Summer Squash. fancy. 81
J. bu. No. /. 50d 75c Italian squash,
fancy 50 u bu: No. /, 81 $i.50a2 Table
queen, No. /, sl.25d15 80 bu. Turnips
punched. No. !, 75c 81 doz bunches
topped No. I. S2G 2 so bu.: No. 2, 81 30.
Tomatoes. outdoor fancy. 75c 1f-Ib.
basket No. l. asa soc; No. ?, $50 zoe
Vegetable Oysters No. /. 81 so doz.
punches
POULTRY Hens, asa 3sc IL; broners,
3S ~ 3ac
EGGS Large. sieq1e5o 3o.doz. case
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06
Nine Firms File
For Michigan Business

1859 Woodward avenue, Detroit
Ruth NJ. Gordon. Jean |. Gordon.
Chestnut Hills Mass. 10 deal in
hosiery and other merchandise.
500 shares of common non-par
value stock.
Hardy Homes, Inc. 20101 Rogge
street. Detroit; Joseph p. Buffa,
Detroit, to deal in real estate.
$4,000 common stock
Lufreed Hydraulics. Inc. 1920
PenobScot Bldg, Detroit; Fried
HeuSer. Detroit. and LukaS Iim-
-naArfaana. BirrrfirrEirarr1, 10 nranU-
facture and sell hydraulic devices
$4,000 common stock. .A\
West Side Tent e. Awning
Corp. BASS Bagley. Detroit; Roe
II. Heal Detroit. 10 manufacture
and sell awnings. $4,000 common
stock.
DiSSolutiouS.
Acme Industries. Inc jackson.
100000 common stock.
r. r.. Danabcr Co. Detroit
$500, 900 common stock.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06
WACs Eligible
For Duty in Italy

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4 GNS)
-WACs will join the army in
Italy and Sicily as soon as condi-
tions there are sufficiently stable,
it was disclosed today.
WAC members gained legal
sanction TO move into combat
zones with the -deletion of the
'non-combatant" clause from the
corps charter Sept. l when the
WAC became a part of the regu-
lar army.
An army spokesman empha-
sized, however, that war depart
ment policy precludes sending
women into zones of enemy fire.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06

LANSING. Sept 4 CUP)-The
Michigan Corp. and Securities
Commission announced today mat
incorporation papers have been
filed by the following firms
Acme Industries. Inc, Della
ware corporation, Jackson. $780,
900 common stock.
Diamond Alkali Co. a Delaware
corporation. Alpena. Sl.66l 300
preferred a. S6,000.O 600 preferred
and $40 100000 common stock i
Fisher Contracting Ca -aa-Asi-
IONA corporation, Oxford $3.50, 900
common stock A i
Phillips Commission ~ Co. Of
Maryland. Inc, a Maryland cor
poration. Detroit. $4,000 common
stock
Bridgeways. Inc. 1880 Penob-
scot Bldg Detroit. John Bridge,
Detroit. 10 deal in automobiles.
trucks. etc $4,000 com m on
stock.
The Columbian Associates, Inc,
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06
State 5 Largest
Outdoor DoQ
Show on Today
BY DON GILLIES

WALLED LAKE, Sept. 4
Michigan's largest outdoor all
breed dog show. the Pontiac Ken
mel Clubs annual event. got under
way here today with a total of 1888
aTiStOcrats of the canine world
holding the spotlight
The unique show is being held
on the spacious lawn OF w 5.
Kennedy's Kendare Farm, seven
miles WeSt- of Birmingham on
Maple road Excellent accommo-
dations for the public have been
provided
Final Judging for the best dog
in show expected late in the
afternoon with the Judging of the
variety groups Just who will
Judge Of the best in show has been
kept a secret.
First Judging started d with
Joseph Crabbc in charge of blood
hounds. SalukiS, Irish wolf hounds,
all retrieverS. pointers and settlers,
and German short haired pointers.
In this group were some of the
finest dogs in the country.
ReeS l.. Davies was in charge of
all working breeds with the ex-
ception of boxers, Doberman pins
chers. German Shepherd dogs and
Great Danes.
Emo Meyer of Milford. O.
judged cocker spanielS and all
hound breeds except Beagl @ 8,
blood hounds and Irish Wolf
hounds. His wife. also an out
standing Judge. was in charge of
Boston terriers. DaImatians, bull
dogs. Keeshondcn. pondleS, Schip-
perkeS and mNcellancouS classes.
Both are 10 Judge AT the Oak
land County Kennel Club and
Blue Water Shows TO be held in
the Community Market Building
: in Royal Oak tomorrow and Mon
day
John p Hackctt. chief of police
Of Birmingham and a widely
known authority on dogs Judged
boxers. Great Danes and Dobcr-
man -plnSchcrs--LudZinG -nl-Gnr.
man shepherd dogs was handled
by IEealep : NeiAit-f.-
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06
Many Stocks
reUnchdnged
As Trade Ldgs

NEW YORK, Sept. 4 (UP)-
Stocks continued duh today, with
prices narrowly irregular. Bonds
were steady. Cotton eased a few
points.
A long list opened at the previ-
Gus close including Southern Rail-
way, New York Central and
Southern Pacific. General Motors,
Bethlehem Steel, United Aircraft.
I. s. Rubber and Loekheed all
opened unchanged.
A few individual issues were sc-
tive, Blocks OF 100 shares each
appeared in Consolidated Laun-
dries, General Gas a and United
Gas Improvement. without dis
trlbutlon All We're unchanged.
American Telephone gained =
and minor advances were noted in
Socony-Vacuum. Standard Oil OF
California. PepSi-Cola and Inter-
national Paper insignificant losses
were Registered in Chesapeake
and Ohio, Radio Corp, Mont
gomeTy Ward and Woolworth.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06

record.
During August shipments. ac-
cordlpg 10 The report t-nt Lake
Superior Iron Ore Association.
totaled l3} 4fie5 e. =777fe - toffx-cumpared
with the previous high recorded
IN July Of t3,5SS S1l tons and 49,
235 So tons shipped IN August
year ago
While August shipments estab-
liShed "a new high, they were
slightly below expectations. OF IA
0O0O0O tons. due 10 fogs in the
vicinity OF the 500 htat delayed
two cargoes during the last two
days OF the month. With addi-
tion OF these CargOes, shipments
would have exceeded 100000
tons
During September. shipments
are expected 10 continue az a high
rate owing 20 addition OF three
new maritime commission boats
10 the ore feet. II is anticipated
the new boats VIII move about
seven cargOcS OF ore during the
month.
In The first cIght months. ore
shipments amounted 10 52,359 474
tons against 6O,593 53i in the
same period last year.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06
Be||dnCd Back
Building Planes

WILMINGTON, Sept. After
a two-year lapse in commercial
delivery Of airplanes, Bellanca
Aircraft Corp. of Newcastle. Del.
IS resuming plane construction.
Bellanca described the plane il is
building as the Ranger army
gunner trainer, a two-motored,
hve-passenger craft.
The new plane is believed 10 be
a Fairchild design. but Bellanca
executives said army censorship
restrictions prevent the release of
any details The gunner trainer
type Of plane ordinarily mounts
flexible machine guns for adj
vanced training Of aerial gunners
who have completed the ground
course.
Bellanca ceased commercial de-
livery Of planes IN September,
1871, after cuttngf It's output in
1888 10 concentrate on manuiac-
ture OF parts for Martin bomberS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06
LIKELY WINNER

Adams mount, Fulm ar, is a
likely winner in the Staff Sgt.
Klimaszefsi Handicap. in which
the DiXiana filly has Mrs. II. p.
Bonner's Valdina Sonora, Mrs. c.
C.. Winters Tattletale and Wise
Colors 10 beat among 2-year-oldst
over six furlongs.
Fulmar was beaten a nose by
Chaco Ballad in one division of the
$500 Gen. Montgomery Handi-
cap last Saturday, while Valdina
Sonora won the other.
1t. T. d. Bulbs 0. X. Joe, Dixi-
ana's Spy Snare and the Mac
Donald Stables Tulachmore are
among the six 3-year-olds that are
10 run il out al a mile and an
eighth in the $500 Coningham
Handicap. which rounds out one
of the best programs OF the year.
Track officials have announced
that because Of the earlier dark
ness, post time starting next Tues
day will be AIS D. m.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06

Adams has a collection of live
horses today and Won't be q
bit surprising II he bangs down
with four more.
He is 10 ride Lady Stardust in
the second race, Bright Arc IN the
ti7Ird. f7ixraUs Farm FutnaT III
the fourth Dogpatch IN the fifth
and Just Tourist in the last long
run Of the day around the turf
course.
Adams started of yesterday az
though he would SMcep- The Gard
First Hogan in a cantcr for $3.50
mutucl IN the first. Skillman at
$40 in the second and BeCkhanp-
ton by a nose for s. 90 in the third.
Hrs other -~irrfer-wa Aiarmac
st S. 20 tn the sixth. although he
tried hard 10 keep Uncle Jock roll
ing in the seventh and stayed out
in front until Pistol Pete and Wise
Brave caught him at the sixteenth
pole.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06
Tucker Ring S Isl
War Casualty

NEW YORK Sep, 4 ms
The first WaT casualty among
high-ranking contemporary box
ers was recorded TODAY with tho
dratt of AVIATION Cadet Robert
Gordon Tommy Tucker
Cadet Tucker. who aicd last
night az The Bunker IIII navy
base hospital was injured Nedro,-
daN When Fe CIAsNcd on routine
training flight near Converse. y w..
Tucker fast rose 20 prominence
in hght4heavyve.ght ranks under
the management Of James J.
Johnston and mis- short-liyed
career was starred by a series of
spectacular fights on tho West
Coast. He met all The highly reA
carded men Of his weight in that
section and won All OF ms eight
bouts, sA by knockoUts.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06
EX-InspectOr
Is Suicide

Police today officially pro-
nounced the death of William
Kempel, 81, former vice squad in
spector, a suicide after Kempel'S
body was found at his home, 5111
Lemay, with a bullet through the
right temple. A 80 caliber pistol
was nearby.
Lights in the Kempel home
throughout the daylight hours at
tracted the attention Of neighborS.
They called police, who broke in
and discovered the body.
Kempel was with the police de-
partment 30 years. He resigned in
1888 after a jury acquitted him
of reckless driving.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-06
Boy Hit by Street Car;
Condition Critical

Two-year-old Robert Eafkin
COOS Hastings. is in critical condi-
ton at Receiving Hospital today,
hiS-left arm having been severed
when he ran in front of a Harper
street car near his home last
night.
The motorman, Jacob Koshuva,
50. who told police the child had
darted from between parked auto
mobiles into the path of the car,
was abSOlvcd of blame.