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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
Times Photo

Those u. s. filters over there
In England are really the big
leaguers' of this war" 1t. Rod
gers declared.
And he ought 10 know He's a
veteran of p bombing missions
over the NaZi sub bases al Will
helmshaven, St. Nazaire and
other NaZi held bases.
Home for a rest, Rodgers said
he plans 10 spend two weeks al
Atlantic City later this month
before receiving his next assign
me Before entering the service
in January. 1912. Rodgers worked
for the Federal Housing Admin
iStration He was graduated from
Southeastern High * II School IN the
class Of 1886.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02

At Euclid and Woodward the
voting in the first hour and one
half was four times as heavy as
in the primary.
At Pallister and Woodward.
where only % persons had voted
up until noon in the primary
election. "a had voted in the first
90 minutes.
Similar increases in the number
Of ballots cast were reported at
Seward and Woodward. Taylor
and Woodward and Edison and
Woodward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02

A driving rain and seas of mud
failed 10 deter the determined clti-
zens IN Ward IA. District IS. on
Dumbarton road near Grand River
today as they turned out in near
record numbers in the early morn
ing hours 10 cast their ballots.
Grim-faced men and women
came IN contact with the mud
while making their way across
the play ground TO the voting
booth.
The booth is az the rear Of a
playground on an alley. but early
voters had 10 plod 80 yards from
the street because the lanltOr had
not arrived 10 open the gate fac
ing on the alley
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
800 Planes Built
In u. 5. in October

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2 (UP)
Production of military aircraft
rose by 600 in October TO reach
a record output of 5000 planes
within striking distance of the
10000 a month goal for 1914.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
LEADBETTER TRAILS 8

City Clerk Thomas D. Lead
better, who prideS himself on
always being the first TO vote in
his precinct, was a very surprised
man this morning when he ar
rived at Z a. m 10 find eight per-
sons ahead of him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
HOUSEWIVES VOTE EARLY

OF interest in the so-called
labor areas was the fact that
housewives were turning out
early 10 vote in contrast TO their
practice of other years of show
ing up az the polling places in the
afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
3-Deek PuIImans for Army

MICHIGAN CITY. Ind, Nov.
GNS) 49, The Pullman-Standarc
Car Manufacturing Co. today
started work on 1000 triple deck
Pullman sleepers for army use
the largest single order ever
given.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
LEARNS RIOT RECORD
Flint War Chest Gets
S125,0OO From GIN

FLINT. Nov. 2-The war chest
drive in Flint and Genesee County
today was off 10 flying start
win a pledge or S123 600 from
General Motors Corp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
Cancel Parade

PONTIAC. Nov 2 Because the
emergency created hy THIS war
allows no time Ton parading Pom
taos annual Armisticc Day pa
rade Nov. II, has ben Cancelled
this wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
TwO-TO-oNE OVER PRIMARY

Mrs. II A. DeWick and Mrs.
Faith Morse. electors who have
been stationed at the booth for
the past Is years, said that the
vote was better than 2 TO / over
the primary.
The district is composed mainly
Of apartment house jewellers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
Infant Smothers
To Death at
I'd Baby House

An 1f-week-old boy smothered
10 death early today in the
sec.en d. unlicensed children's
boarding house uncovered by po-
lice within a week
The Smothcring victim, police
said, was Dennis JrahoVac, the
son of separated parents, who
along with three other babies was
being cared for at the unlicensed
boarding home of Marie Tlllman,
l64 w. Margaret
A preliminary investigation at
the Tillman home revealed that
the child apparently had become
wedged betwene the mattress and
edge of the bed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02


NEW YORK, Nov. 2 GNS)-
Reports that Mrs. Patricia Burter
Lonergan, slain heiress TO a beer
fortune of seven millions, had cut
off her husband and confessed
slayer, RCAF Cadet Wayne Lon
ergan in her will were confirmed
today.
The recently-changed will, just
filed for probate, -beqgeaths her
entire estate TO her 1S-month-old
son. Wayne William Lonergan.
Mrs. LoneTgan signed the docu-
ment last Aug. 10.
Most Of the estate was said 10
he tied up in trust fund origi-
nally amounting 10 S4,000,000 but
greatly increased since.
Three lawyers were appointed
yesterday in general sessions 10
defend Lonergan against the muir
der charge. They are Edward V.
Broderick. Abraham J. Halperin
and MlllWard IL Ellison who MaS
Gov. Thomas +. Dewey's 1912
campaign manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
Police drilled
On Riot Record
Of Store Looter

Two policemen will appear be-
fore Recorders Judge ellis to-
morrow morning 10 explain why
they failed TO include mention Of
alleged race riot activities in in
formation for a probation report
on suspect now under one-to-
four-year sentence for larceny
from a store.
At the same time. Judge ellis
said he would recommend the
maximum on the larceny sentence
for George w Ferguson, 81. Of
678 Selden. assertedly principal
figure i'm the June u troubles,
in the light of information not
appearing on the routine proba-
ton report.
SHOWN PHOTOGRAPHS
After the riots, Ferguson was
shown in photographs, one Of
which appeared in a magazine Of
national circulation, armed with
a club and chasing a Negro.
A charge Of feloniouS assault
was placed against him and on
July "A. he appeared on the re-
duced charge of assault and
battery.
Subsequently the alleged riot
victim, Francis Stickley. a. Negro
Of 95l Melbourne. was persuaded
10 drop his complaint. as the
prosecutors office assumed Fer
guson was in Jackson Prison serv-
ing the larceny sentence.
LEARNS RIOT RECORD
Learning of the riot record,
Judge ellis. who had no knowl-
edge of il when he imposed the
larceny sentence, called in John
L. Whitehead, probation officer,
TO find out why il was not in
cluded in his report.
Whitehead explained TO Judge
ellis that the two police officers
had not mentioned the assault
and battery case growing out of
the race riot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
Youth Imp|icdte!
4 in Hijalking
Of Beer Truck

Three youths and an adult lead
err, members of a gang which has
stolen more than 81, 500 worth OF
beer, were sought by police today
after the confession of Richard
Martin, 49, of 2477 Van Dyke,
that he participated in the hiiack-
ing of two brewery trucks
Martin. the son of John j.
Martin, operator of the Ten
Eleven Club, 10ll Farmer, made
his confession 10 Assistant Prose-
cutor John Balose after having
stood mute on arraignment before
Recorders Judge Skillman in one
of the hijacking cases.
Remanded to Jail in default of
a $1,000 bond the youth then
called for Balose and made his
statement.
OTHERS STEAL LOOT
a. boy know only as George
helped me steal a truck loaded
with bottled beer from the GOe-
bel Brewery Sept. 30" he said.
"We drove II 10 garage on
Chene where we sold il 10 citi-
Zens ON n cash-and-carry basis"
Martin said that they had dis
posed Of 200 OF the 300 cases
when other thieves broke into
the garage ~ night ana carried
off the remainder of their loot
The youth was caught Friday
while driving off with 4 truckload
of Schmidt Brewery beer. He had
taken possession Of the vehicle in
the drivers absence and was en-
route 10 the gangs hangout in
the garage when police halted the
truck and arrested him.
ADULT LEADERSHIP
Martin has told the whole
truth" said 1t Harry Smith Of
the Hunt station HE can iden-
tify the other members of his
gang. These boys were operat-
ing with adult leadership"
Coincidental with Martins con-
fession police announced that
they would ask the state liquor
control commission 10 revoke the
license under which his father has
been operating the Tcn-Eleven
Club.
The elder Martin is waiting OK
11tr1atlE1I- = n =
sing gambling equipment He was
arrested oct Il while allegedly
Carrying 1000 hcttlng slips.
Richard Martins brother. Eu.
gene. 10 Is serving a prison SEN
tenCe for automobile theft.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
WHIPPING CHARGED

At the sam time. police
launched an investigation into the
story Of Mr.. Lillian Allen, 2699
Hendrlck. who said that her g.
year-old daughter, Constance, had
been Whipped in an assertedly I'M
licensed boarding house on WASH
burn near Eight Mile road, oper-
ated by Mary Grisby. so.
Receiving Hospital attendants
examined the girl and found small
abrasions on her back. The child
was quoted by officers as saying
she had been whipped for stealing
money.
Mrs. Aliens daughter, Bverly
Ann. 4, alsi boards at the Grisby
home. her mother said.
Earlier, Mrs Lecla Lees 81.
proprietress of an unlicensed
boarding Ahetise- Il t-f642- Helen,
where six small children were
found neglected last Saturday,
won her freedom on $1,000 bond.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
WOMAN EXPLAINS

Mrs. Tlllman was quoted by
pollcewomen as saying that two
hours before she found the ira
hovac child at Z a m she had
looked al MIN and found him
sleeping peacefully
Policewomen planned 10 take
Mrs. Tlllman 10 headquarters for
questioning about the baby'S death
and TO obtain complete details OF
her boarding house.
Dennis parents are John 1856
Marks. and Rosemary, 1865 T.
jefferson, PohceWoman Arthaleap
Patton said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-02
ADULT LEADERSHIP

Martin has told the whole
truth" said 1t. Harry Smith Of
the Hunt station HE can iden-
tify the other members of his
gang. These boys were operat-
ing with adult leadership"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
Two Daily
Quizzes
knowledge Test
BY DIR. sABINA II. CONNOLLY

Y DIR. SABINA II. CONNOLLY
Who in tho Bible is called:
ca a mighty hunter? tb) the
Baptist? tcl the physician?
What city. ca is built on more
than 20 islands > Cbl is the
seat of the L. : Naval
Academy lc) lS near Mt
NeSuviuS ?
What animal, ta) fcignS death
when caught? Cbl Is a small
lynx with a short tail? &C. is
a quadruped weighing up TO
FIVE tons
Who said it, ca With a heart
fun of love and gratitude now
take leave of you 'bl 1t is
right men should be free. but 1t
Will mean our country VIII be
ravaged and our towns laid IN
ashes; (C) Tell your majesty
] would rather be a private
against tyranny than a field
marshal for the king
DO you know the moon? ta)
What is its nearest nclChbor?
th) What is its diameter? tC)
Has il water?
Make the correct choice: (al
Is a minuet drink or a dance I?
Chl Is the North Sea an off
shot Of the Atlantic or the Pa
CifC? Cc) Is Lick Observatory
in California OF New-Yef'k
ANSWERS on opposite page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
M4RCH - "a -APRIL ~

MARCH ~ ia APRIL ~
4 rios - Splendid trend through
here FOR both new and old matters ;
employment. government interests
research. stu d Y, Investigations ;
dealing in munitions, other war
equipment. Stu dents especially
favored Promote strategy.
APRH eI TO NAY IN
T0uus--lts up 10 YOU "a make
today behave. There really are
grand aspects and influences. but
II YOU don't coax them your way
by earnest induStriousneSs IT may
be a mediocre period
A A iii=sef=F6 Bt+AE =
Ccuiu Friendly aspects TO
other signs can he beneficial for
your endeavors. BE cooperative,
helpful 10 employer. officers, other
supeuors; youu find they will will
ingly help YOU Unity Of purpose.
whoiehearted willingness to serve
our country our slogan
June - TO JULY -
CoHcCr-B BE precise, cut red tape
70 get TO the heart Of duties; don't
waste time on long conversations
and don't take time of when urgent
orders for war materials or other
essentials for those supplying the
front lines beg your fullest sup
port
lily - TO ALG. -
leo This IS an exceptionally
beneficial day for worthy activities
and setting an edifying example TO
others. With your CHEEKY disposi-
tion urge all to greater production.
achievement. Good days ahead for
faithful Leoites.
AUG. % TO SEPT. %
lugo-Have no doubts about the
outcome of oyru efforts If purpose
is good, objective timely and en-
deavor worthy. Use your natural
skill and intuition handling cases
where psychology is telling factor
Gains favored
SEPT. % TO OCT. %
L ? n 49, Manufacturing and
otherwise handling lumber; build.
ing; dealing in coal, mining prod.
ucts among today's gainful activi.
ties. A good period for advancing
you and your employers interests.
OCT. % TO NOV. %
Scorpio 49, Technicians. typeset.
tiers, inventors, all handling tools
and intricate machinery; journal
iSts ropOrtarc investigations ~ linz
for advancement, possible unusual
achievement An excellent combi.
nation of aspects. Private interests,
romance favored along with work
aday issues.
NOV. % TO DEC. %
Sagittorius-You have just as
full and generous influences as do
Libra and Scorpio and the same
endeavors are highly sponsored for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
Quick Questions

Britain'S Eighth Army in Africa
is headed by what great sta
tegist?
In what state is The most
easterly point of this country p?
The zodiacal sign Capricorn is
represented by what animal?
DO the arteries carry blood 10
or from the heart?
In what state is Amherst Col
lege?
or false: English is the
language used by the largest
number OF persons?
Where are the Jap-oCCupied
Andaman Islands?
ANSWERS on opposite page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
Bright Sayings
of Children

The Times is publishing such
remarks and paying 81 for each
published.
TodayS 81 goes to Mrs Warren
Staebler, 62l Fountain, Ann Arbor.
Her S-year-old daughter, in
formed il was again legal for
bakers 10 slice bread, jumped with
Joy. exclaimed:
"Goody, Mama. I won't have
To eat crooked bread again"
Mail your favorite childs saying
TO Bright Sayings of Children, The
Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08
fighting Mans Friend;
Fighting Mans Friend;
Employer Must
File for You
To Obtain 3-B

:. 4 3 Q-T have been mar
ried since July 1910 have on'
child born IN August Of 1871 snt
work IN an essential war plant
was placed in Class 5-A and Sey
ersl weeks AGO was roclasslfec
ana put back IN 3-A. What is ih'
difference berF6r "a and 5-b
Ny fellow workers having tho
same status are IN ST.
A-Regi>trantS with depend
euts. engaged in less essential
industry or less sential agri-
culture are placed In Class "a.
ReCistrants with dependents.
engaged I'm an activity necessary
10 the war production program
are placed i'm Class S-B.
You should request your en-
ployer 20 file the necessary oc-
cupa tional defcrment form with
your draft board in order 10 get
a 3-B classification.
Mrs. ID. B.: A-lOur huS-
band should check with the
United states Employment
Service 10 find out II he Is en-
gagged In work that Is ConSid-
cred essential.
Mrs. J. 8. Q-My husband is
going 10 be IS on June 10 He
Just had his blood test We have
r n married nine years and have
no children Is il possible that al
the Younger men are drafted 4? II
he should he drafted is il possible
for IRE 10 Get his release after ho
becomes IS? He has an essential
defense Job.
Aft he Is p necessary" man
In a defense plant his employer
may make request for defer
ment II may or may not he
granted. a large number Of draft
boards have exhausted their sup
ply OF single men. Men being
indicted now will not be re-
leased when they become 80.
D.: Q-My husband left for the
army in January Of 1913. He is II
Yuma. Ariz. l am a defense worker
and am getting a leave Of absence
for two weeks 10 visit my hus
hand DO you think he will still
be there? Is there any way
could find out?
A-You should not plan your
visit without making arrange
ments with your husband before
hand. Ask him 10 notify you In
the event thcer is any possibility
of n transfer. II il advisable TO
get information on guest accom-
modations In or near the camp.
j. G.: Q-I am AZ years of age
married. no children. and am il
Class ga. Where do / stand il
being drafted? Is sausage making
considered an essential job?
Amen over 80 are not being
drafted at the present time. You
should check with the United
States Employment Service TO
find out II sausage making ~
considered essential.
Miss NJ s.: Q-Since we are not
allowed 10 send packages can We
send money 10 soldiers serving
overseas? If il is possible, what Is
the best and safest way TO send
the money?
A-Postal money orders may
be sent 10 soldiers serving over
seas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08

YOU. Lose no time in making a
substantial record for today's pro-
gram.
DEC. % TO Jan. Fl
Cdprjcorp-Today's offerings and
good aspects should give you ample
opportunity 10 prove your fine
ability and desire 10 get ahead.
Intellectual pursuits come under
the romance highly honored.
JAN. % TO FEB. 20
AquoriusLW While friendly inhu-
ences prevail throughout. there
are some indications of difficulties
unless you are on the Job and quick
TO discern errors, faulty manage
ment. Keep busy without strain.
FEB. Fl TO MARCH %
Pisccs Your day is under
mixed vibrations, a. t. Auuarius.
Heed advice to them; know that all
will be vel lif you act wisely
Don't let your courage or deter
mlnatlon wane; you can make good
in big way.
4 HfL u horn on this dan:
a true Arien, lively, restless, origi-
nal and creative. but difficult al
times TO understand and cope with
Fine mental faculties, clever hands
Should be more amenable to sug-
gestions. Capable of fine attain.
ment Self-restraint and religious
training are essentials.
Birth date Of Charles Pierre
Baudelaire, French poet; Marguer-
tie Chapman, screen actress.
Copyright. le43, ny King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-08

BY Frances
Drake

Loos Yo, Birthday h. and Find What Your
Outiook Is, According 10 the Stars,
For Friday. Aprii .
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-23

Army. He had new friends and he
had been thinking seriously OF
what he would do at the wars end.
Only a mother who has doubt
ed whether or not her son would
make good soldier knows the
thankfulness Mrs. Clark feels.
And there is Mrs. Smith, whose
husband was torn between his
responsibility to his country and
his duty toward his wife and child.
1t was his wife who told him to go
ahead and enlist; that she could
get along.
WOMEN ARE THANKFUL
And she is thankful she didn't
try to convince him that his first
duty was to her. She is thankful
she stood by him and urged him
to do what he felt was right.
And there are all the thousands
of women who feel that this year
thew have more need to give
thanks than ever before in thei1
lives. They are the women whose
men have come through the yeal
safely. who though far away ano
still facing danger, are alive ane
we'll.
In a way it is really theil
Thanksgiving Day.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-23
Robert D. Murphy
Is Named To Allied
Council On Italy

WASHINGTON, Nov. %. - (P -
The State Department announced
today that Robert D. Murphy, who
has represented the United States
in North Africa since the fall Of
1912, has been appinted to the AL
led council On Italy.
Murphy who went to North Afri-
ca to prepare the way for Allied
troops and who has been U. S. re-
preventative to the French commit.
tee at Algiers, will have the rank
of ambassador. He will continue as
an advisor on General Eisenhow-
er's staff for Italian affairs.
The department also announced
that Edwin c. Wilson, former am
bassador to Panama, will take over
as representative to the French
also with the rank of
ambassador.
Wilson was previously appointed
to the Allied Mediterranean coun-
Gil. shelved at Moscow with crea.
ton of the council on Italy.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-23
Future Bride
Is Entertained

Miss Mary Wright Holland,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond H. Holland. bride-elect of
December, was honored Saturday
afternoon when Mrs. Arthur Van
Buren, entertained at her home
with tea and kitchen shower.
Guests were received at $50
o'clock by the hostess and bride
elect. During the afternoon dainty
refreshments were served from
an attractively appointed tea table
carrying out the color note of
white and pink.
Those present were: Miss Hol-
Land, Miss Louise Hooper, Miss
Mae Taylor, Miss Ann Burr, Miss
Margaret Grower, Miss Mary
Davis, Miss Betty Blue Willis,
Miss Betty Swain, Miss Jean Nc
Cormick of Washington, =. c., Miss
Frances Thornton, Miss Frances
Taylor, Miss Louise Wells. Miss
Carroll Mcdaniel of Greenville,
S. c., Miss Mary London James,
Mrs. Ted Bennett, Mrs. Robert B.
Cantwell, 3rd, Mrs. Hampton Til
lery, Mrs. James Thornton, Jr.,
Mrs. Frank Lloyd and Mrs. Robert
Churchill.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-23
MIND YOUR MANNERS

Test your knowledge of correct
social usage by answering the fol'
lowing questions, then checking
against the authoritative answers
below:
l. Does a considerate person
pay attention to such requests as
mail your Christmas cards and
packages early?
2. Is it rude to wait for weeks
to acknowledge gift sent by
mail?
3. Should you omit thanking a
person simply because you have
waited so long you are ashamed
to write?
4. AS soon as possible should a
person who has been ill thank all
OF the friends who sent flowers
to the hospital?
5. Is it right for girl to send a
young man in service an inexpen,
sive Christmas gift, even though
she Is not sure he will send her
one?
What should you do if
You wish to send a man in the
service a Christmas gift but are
not sure of his correct address
(a) Use the address you think
is right?
(b) Make sure of it. even though
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-23
Social Events Set
For Service Men At
Hut And Camp Davis

The Woodrow Wilson hut has
announced the schedule of social
events for this week as follows:
Tuesday evening a dance is to
be held at the hut at 8 o'clock by
Battery B Of the 556th Battalion.
Lieut.. J. T. Hall is in charge of
arrangements.
Wednesday evening the week
ly bridge party given by Mrs. Ap-
pleberry will be held for service
men at the hut at 8 o'clock. Also
Wednesday evening a formal
thanksgiving Eve social will be
given at Camp Davis by the en-
listed men Of E. C. P. and will
be given in Service club one at
lhe post. Girls Of the dance club
are invited to this event, which
promises to be an outstanding event
Of the week.
, Thursday evening Battery C Of
me 444th AAA Battalion will be
most at the hut at dinner dance.
fAaay evening Headquarters Bat
'efy OF the 465th will play host at
dance at the hut.