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Evening star., 1943-05-24
LOST.

LOST.
PURSE, British tan, envelope style, ration
ssseSs; *. < on ). ss@,.ss sPa Mrs., No c.s.s Oh
games can Di At sio4 81 Maine ave- '.V' Reward.
RATION BOOK No /, issued to Mrs.
saaa 5abeth Carpenter 27os st, NV. MI.
RATION BOOKS, No l. Murless Park
and Emma Norryce' al4 18th St ne.
RATION BOOKS Nos. / and .: also sugar
Fve 0POn Onder siSsd ste. to 1ht95o ss stes
IL 5sl. 18th st. North. Arlington. Va.
fAoN 5ssEss noSk SP Ab '5gsa es En- Ems Ems
Richard: 8 NJ. D j. NJ. a, '. N, and
JrIS 7 r Weave sase u,I..o n svander M v. Nc
Md 24'
RATION BOOK /, No: a3ss6-l5s; issued
ton st, Cheverly. Md.
RATION BOOK No. /, issued to Lucille
Grleb. 9l6 10Th st. NV.
ssS5ss n49f ss sss H. st. ssssa s%'S
BATON RAi.H2 BOOK No, 2: issued e Grace F.
Nd si Kensinrton ms tss na'm0Fe 47l ST. AenS'ns'0n
RATION BOOKS Nos / and 2. issued to
Mary E. Couch. 1928 St NV DI 1928
RATION BOOK No. l. Beatrice NJ. Walter
l715 Massachusetts, ave. NV 25'
BATON BAH y, BooK NO. /; issued to Lucille
Roak &C. &c nssSn dt to HFi Hssh
RATION BOOKS i and (9l, made out
to R9s R9sa Ernest M
RATION ROCKS M and No ix.
sued sue toy to Mrs % Mary NP 2 Pearson, ans NJ Mead S.
Pearson. Lalla Mead Pearson and David
ch'. lAs1 Nd reSEi0a vi. 4s5a aoss western ave- en-
TWIN CLIP RHINESTONE PIN; between
$3.50 Ss5S A1t MA a51e l5 .vss Is TO- during day. DU
TWO RATION BOOKS No. !, issued to
nedy DR.. Chevy Chase Nd. WI. 1857:
WALLET--small. brown: contents money
% timore; ;'qp may lave have Been los lost Ae in cab. " Re-
ward. Call NO. $40.
WALLET, mans. Uptown, Theater or vic
aae to ness adams saa
WALLET. brown upper, currency and gas
Mildfea virfinis Mss!uder' 5ois aSssh
S335 fS Forest d:H f:Ssd ma T.
| Kensington 6S1.
WAR RATION BOOK NO. .. issued to
| Anne Aston Banks, No. 301 -S74-CA.
Chestnut 92I0.
WAR RATION BOOK No. 2; issued to
Anne Aston Banks. No. 301 -S74-CA
| Chestnut a210.
War RATION BOOK No: ., issued tc
ka1aels Eoma Pars 0S Md. sY sa ass1s s1s'0n ave IA
WATCH. GIusn, mans in Yellow Cab. II
found call Hobart 1000 Reward.
WRIST .WATCH-Iady's, 21-jewel, yellow
gold Bulova; lost between Ga. and N H
aves.. Saturday. 2ond. IA 6162. Reward
WRIST WATCH-Lady's, diamond, Bulova
Friday. vicinity Col. .rd., Belmont I'd. and
18th st. Call Ma: a112 Monday. Reward
MOVEMENT Of Cartier watch. on Calf.
bet. Conn. ave, Phelps pl., or in alley bet
Wyo. ave. Calf. st. REWARD. DU. 6632
$50 BILL in Alexandria Country Garden
| Market, last Saturday. May 90. Please
leave with Mr.. Miller at market. Reward.
S25 REWARD-English springer cpaniel
liver and white, female: lost Sun. MAY
%; Vicinity 18th st: nv; AQ: Q746:
FOUND
BOSTON BUII-HroVn; vicinity 14th ant
kandolph nv. Cau &A. 1905.
c0CkER eRAN1EI@Asd. N 7k3e.
GocKER BUEI MALE Arlington. Va
Phone Glebs o3es.
Evening star., 1943-05-24
Food PorIey Delegates
View 'StoIinqrod' Film
By the Assoria.ed prev

BY The Associated Press
HOT SPRINGS, Va, May "a
Delegates to the United Nations
Food Conference last night viewed
the documentary film "Stalingrad, !"
plcturing the Red Armys destruc-
ton of the Nazi 9Th Army against
the background of the shell and
bomb torn city.
The film was sent to the confer
ence by the Soviet Embassy,
Evening star., 1943-05-24

Every time yea lick . War saviAfs
stamp you help lick the Axis.
Evening star., 1943-05-24

'Al!o sq1 1nousnoIql pa,vooI spy
luvM. Ie1S IoJ ssoWo QousIq lus!
-uaAuoo o. ugql sIOm aIy oIsuL
Evening star., 1943-05-24
LOST.

LOST.
"A" GASOLINE RATION BOOK, issued to
Leroy Phillips, 1909 Belmont I'd. ".
Can co: 123S
A oA Gas 4sme; sATIqN H Hs2ess Ro9K all III ''aHDs sss
Hampshire NV "a
CorneIia Meigs, 6"I Pembroke I'd, Bryn
Mavr.. Pa Call Hobart 1859
"A" GAS RATION BOOK, issued to Wilbur
l. Griffith, 5000 Cathedral ave. NV
BuLFoLD, brown leather. containing A
, books kso, ALSO drivers permit; name on
Johnston or telephone Wo. 1888, will call
B1LLFoLD. brown: marked DR.. Herbert
Bellevue Dlspensary. Navy Dept. Ii. 0173.
BROWN AND WHITE TERRIER, male; lost
Vicinity Gehs I'D, I'd and columba bIs 6s p5e
SAMEfA ess Rcwsrd Leg Gco aa in BLACK
C GAS RATION BOOK, issued to Gustav
G Hertz; lo1l Fowler ST, West Falls
CH1LD's PET, female bulldog black and
'Jesnie." Call WA. 2lal. 6"07 Queens
Chapei rd' Hyattsville' Md for substantial
c{oLLIE.YelloDy, ,.oz white: male lame in hind
$50
ESGhsH SodJs cPcKEa R.K54a 0SsS k5o 5ss f5sy name
FooP RATIOS IN Ro0K Ro6sI No out to
nam, nam Nd. I'd" '''e'' 'o''''S0"' IS. aS"
Foop RATION BOOKS ! AND ., by Flor
ian France and Katherine NJ. Vurpillot.
pA5 HA 5ass or or NO essS''e ssl9 MI "0''n'hs'0n'
FURs-Ko,nsky mink; lost in vicinity Of
II I'm ,sna snd New York ave, NV Reward
GAS RATION BOOK, 80 issued to E. P.
Fons. ll9 Mass ave. NV; in bilfold, con-
tanning drivers license and personal pa pers.
Executive 1895
GAS RATION BOOK Reward A. R.
Ge~ber. 470l MINI. ave. ne
GAS RATION BOOK A No. $4,000. issued
in name of Gustav c. PaulS. 1888 Irving
GAS RATION BOOKS, "A7'-~B." issued to
J oscar Miller, ;535 North Carolina ave. e.
Sc also wallet, containing cash and
Identification. at bus terminal. TR. .16s
Gas RAI13N nooK A lssssd n, to and
GAS RATION BOOK. issued to Seymour
4 4 v MyersOn. Return to 5o1o klins!s St:
GAS RATION BOOKS "A" and B." issued
to Joe 5 FauVer. also drivers permit
RswsH5d EsHdH NJ Return to l4th ST. Chesapeake pgs.
GAS BOOK, "A" viii finder please re-
turn to 1902 St NV.
GAS RATION CARD. C" issued to John
Robert Mcdonald 1114 H st. ne. Phone
Franklin 3@6s.
GAS RATIoNING BOOK. c. issued to
John NJ Updike' d1, Falls Church, Va. Falls
GAS BOOK. 8, No F7763SIAKI. kindly
return to Board No ~, 3Otn and Evarts
SIS, ne. ,4s
GERMAN SCHNAUZER AND SCOTTIE.
blecl with white front paws, male; lost
vic. Of friendship Reward. EN- $3.50.
GLASSES. brown case. somewhere around
Haines Point walkwav. Call eve. Emerson
n9G2: day. District a706.
MINK SCARF. lost Wednesday. May 10,
Union Station or taxicab, skins Reward.
Call ia. 1855.
PARATRooPERs WINGS BROOCH, gold
star on top, in Lerner's Dress Shop on F
st. NV, by Gold Star Mother. Reward
Call North 25l3. 25.
POCKETBOOK. containing money keys
glasses, etc: lost Sunday night between
Carlton Hotel and Union Station; generous
reward. Mrs Leon B. Scott. HO. 1900.
POCKETBOOK Lady's, dark brown leather
and contents in Goldenberg's Dept. Store
Friday: May 81: keep cash and return has
snd other articles. Box 255.H, Star.
PUPPY-Female, black and white, 2 month,
S12 Granville drive. SH. 0e42.
Evening star., 1943-05-24

COLLIE-Yelou white, male. lame in hind
leg: wearing D. c. tag. Reward. AT
$50.
Evening star., 1943-05-24

ENGLISH COCKER, black, gray: name
"Colonel' Reward Sieo 1869.
FOOD RATION BOOK No >, made out to
ham, Md o6s
Evening star., 1943-05-24

CH1LD'S PET, female bulldog. black and
white. ~ wears old, answers 10 name Of
"Jeanie." Call WA. "lal. 6"O7 Queens
Chapel I'd, Hyattsvile, Md, for substantial
Evening star., 1943-05-24

GAS RATION BOOK. "A" issued to E. P.
FCng, l1a Mass ave. NV, in billfold, con l.
tanning drivers license and personal pa pers.
Executive 1896
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Evening star., 1943-05-24

CAMERA, Sunday-Welti camera in black
case. Reward. Lee, Lincoln 6O3l 25'
&C GAS RATION BOOK, issued to Gustav
Church Va a.
Evening star., 1943-05-24

FURS-Kolinsky mink; lost in vicinity Of
18th and New York ave. NV. Reward
Evening star., 1943-05-24

ian. France and Katherine NJ. Vurpillot s
books in all. Telephone Mr. Worthnston,
MA ,}2oR nr NO S5I0
Evening star., 1943-05-24

"A GASOLINE RATION BOOK issued to
Cornelia MeigS. 6"l Pembroke I'd, Bryn
MaWr.. Pa, Call Hobart 1860
L Griffith .}4Nn Cathedral ave u. "
Evening star., 1943-05-24

"A. GASOLINE RATION BOOK, issued to
Leroy Phillips, 1909 Belmont I'd. NV.
Cal CO. 123s.
a. GAS RATION BOOK all stamps
out. James H. Marshall I'LL New
Hamnshire n " "a
Evening star., 1943-05-24

BOSTON BULI-HfoVn; vicinity 14th and
kandolph nv. Cau &A. 1908.
coCKER eRANIG@Aed. ~: 7A3e:
eSSGnEH eSSGnn. b.. sUrr. Uar.r.. MALE Arlington. Va,
Evening star., 1943-05-24

BIILFOLD, brown leather. containing A,
books. also drivers permit: name on
pocketbook Reward if returned to Ernest
Johnston or telephone WO. 1898, will call
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
BIackOuf
ViOIatOrS
Pay Sl.O75

Warrants for 81 alleged black
out violators who failed 10 appear
in court were asked today as 116,
including the City of Detroit, paid
fines totaling SLOTS.
William NJ. Walker Jr, DPW
commissioner. personally caught
the city.s SO penalty for safety
sign which was left burning during
the November 1S test.
OF the other 279 cases. is we're
dismissed and 81 adjourned until
February / when night court will
be held.
AlibS admitted by Referees
Robert J. Teagan Jr. and Courtney
FitZsimons included: that her cat
pulled the lamp cord tMrs. Joseph
Myrus. 34l9 East Garfield ave-
nue): that he was a deaf mute
(Charles Curry. 1929 Knodell
avenue: that she was prevented
by an air raid warden from leav-
ing the Detroit library to turn off
her car lights (Mrs. Kathleen
] ardie, 170S Mcclellan avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
TooSCARED TO YELL
Plan 10 Draft
Fathers Soon

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10 CUP)
-Selective service soon will an.
nounce plans TO lift the ban or
drafting married men with chill
dren, authoritative sources said
today.
Preliminary reports Of a nation.
wide survey by draft officials or
the number OF single men anc
childleSs married men available
for call showed that it would be
necessary 10 call married mer
with children and collateral de.
dependents by the end of the sum-
mer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
Illness Forces kanZler
To Give Up WPBPOst
MISS ELIZABETH c. BARNES

standing that you will continue on
my staff as adviser"
81 have known" Nelson wrote
Kanzler, shat you have not
been in good health recently
and you have been pushing
yourself too hard. Realizing
this and knowing you must get
yourself back In shape, am ac-
cepting your resignation as d.
rector general.
"When you return, which I
hope will be soon, 1 have an inn
portant assignment for you"
Kanzler was appointed to the
WPB Jan. 20, 1912, as head of its
.automotive branch. In August he
went 10 Washington as "prO6uc-
ton expediter," and on September
2 was appointed to the number
two position in the WPB.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
80 Say Butchers
Gouge on Prices

Approximately 80 complaints al.
leging violation OF ceiling prices by
Detroit meat retailers are being
investigated by local OPA officials,
il was learned today.
In some cases. the OPA said
markets are not only selling in ex-
cess of prices allowed by the price
control act but also operating
without ceiling prices posted as re-
quired by law.
The complaints charge. officials
reported. that some merchants
nonchalantly admit TO customers
that they are defying the price
control act in jumping meat prices
as much as Is cents a pound.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
Photo by Times stan Photographer
75 PASSENGERS

plant. This morning it jumped TO
10 per cent.
Absenteeism in one plant, which
averages 5 per cent on Tuesdays,
dropped TO 3 per cent. In other
plants the absentee rate stayed
about normal or showed a slight
decrease.
At Willow Run, officials were
pleasantly surprised by little alb
SenteeiSm on account of the
weather and only a small increase
in hardness. Most of the trouble
was expected at this plant.
At Rouge. Ford officials re-
ported a half hour tieup in the
foundry room. This. however, was
the only department affected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
Detroit Gunner
Gets First Zero

A Detroit gunner on a Liberator
bomber was credited with shoot
ing down his first Jap Zero
fighter. while two Michigan pur-
suit pilots today were listed as
having shot down two or more
enemy planes in the South Pacific.
Sgt. Edward Copper, Detroit,
shot a Zero out of a formation
that attacked his plane off the
coast of New Britain.
Dispatches also told how Capt.
Edwin Gilmore of Royal Oak
downed three Jap planes. and
Capt William Brown of Mancelona
smashed two or more Zero fighters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
Calm Voice AVertS
DSR Crash Panic

A calm. unidentified voice that
assured fear-gripped passengers OF
their safety today was credited
with preventing panic in the Nc
Dougall-Palmer street car acct
dent.
Victims agreed that hysterical
screams and curses followed the
crash. Then. the voice" called:
Take your time. This isn't
too bad"
TOOSCARED TO YELL
The cry was taken up. PaSSen-
gers began 10 think of others as
well as themselves.
II was seated on the outside
of the car" related l6-year-old
jeanette Linsell, 4i07 Chene
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
AbsenteeiSnn
Less at Plants

Defense plants in the Detroit
area reported jump in hardness
today due to the heavy snowfall
but, surprisingly, a drop in alb
senteeism.
Normally. there is a 3 per cent
hardness rate in the average
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE
poWh1oWh
Cotno.!L..a'.l.,.SI.Lo7

DOWNTOWN
S27 PENoBSCoT BUILDING. 5th Floor.
Corner Fort and Criswold Cherry 347o
6os-l0 MAJESTIC BUILDING
Cor woodward & Michigan Cadillac o6s5
lac MICHIGAN. Cor. Shelby. Third Floor
Lafayette Building Cadillac 63s2
EAST
l4446 GRATIOT AVE. across from Mont
gomery Ward) AFIlnaton 3tO0
1892 GRATIoT. above Harper PLsEa ttst
1908 JEFFERSON AVENUE EAST
Corner Dickerson LEnoE o15s
WEST
77o7 MICHIGAN AVENUE
Corner Central vlnsuood 2-2lso
-FoR VICTORY BUY WAR saw
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
Princess Renounces Title

BOSTON. Jan. 10 GNS).-
Princess Alexandria Obolensky
member Of the old Russian nobil
ity, is Mrs. Artney WaShrameeff
an American citizen, today. She
renowned her title of princes.
yesterday when taking the oath Of
citizenship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
HOW TO GET AL0AN
UNTIL PAYDAY
SIS rePoid in week costs only lst-Poy only for
the time you have the money-No endorsers needed

NEED some extra cash TO tide your
~ self over? Household offers a
simple way for folks with Jobs to Dor
row S25, $50, 500 or more. No en-
dorsers ever needed. II you can make
small monthly payments, you can get
a loan here quickly and privately.
Choose your own plan
You may repay in any way that suits
your needs-after few days or in
instruments over a period of months.
Charges will be made only for the
actual time you have the money. At
our rate OF go per month, a SIS
loan no matter whether made for 2.
3 or months costs only lSe if repaid
IN one week. A $50 loan repaid in 6
monthly instruments of 1924 each
costs So. dor if repaid in one month
costs Sl.50 The table below shows
many monthly payment plans. All
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20

HIGHLAND PARK
1881 WOODWARD AVENUE. Pad Floor
Terminal Arcade TOwnasnd s-2A3l
FERNDALE
2275o WOODWARD AVE. End n. Room 2ii
Cor. Mile & Woodward. Ferndale
Phone. Lincoln 2-4e00
GRAND RIVER
1881 GREENFIELD a. Grand River
opp. Montgomery Ward vErmont $1,000
9225 GRAND RIVER
Above Joy Road HOosyth IA4o
9769 GRAND RIVER
Corner Livernois HOoarth lSoo
DEARBORN
1903 MICHIGAN AVE, One block west ri
Schaefier Road ORsoop 6slO
Ofhef O6Sces Throughout MieIigan--
See YOU Phone Boot for TIE Addrsss
offhs once Nearest You
lCS STAMPS EVERY pAY-DAy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20

payments include principal and inter-
est. You pay nothing more. We have
no minimum charge.
We make loans of three kinds up to
$500. /: Salary loans--for the con-
venience of folks who have no car or
furniture. q: Auto loans. A loan on
your car may suit you best. 3: Furni-
ture loans. Hundreds of families use
this plan.
Money for most ony purpose
You may get a Household loan to
clean up old bills. pay medical or
dental expenses, repairs, taxes, insur-
ance-for almost any purpose. If you
need money, phone, write or visit US.
FREE 25-bdgs Federal income tar ~
guide tells hOW 10 make o,a your
1efTH, hone 10 figure out your
tar. Ask for IL. No obligation. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
ENSIGN RICHARD II. BARTLETT

Illness was given today as the
reason for the resignation of Err
nest c. Kanzler, Detroit indus
trialist and banker. as director
general of the War Production
Board, one of the top war jobs.
In submitting his resignation to
Donald NJ. Nelson, WPB chief
Kanzler explained he was nc
longer able to keep up his duties
in that important post.
Nelson named Curtis c. Calder
president of the American and
Foreign Power Company, Kanzler's
assistant, as his successor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
CHANGES MIND

The committee ruled similarly
against Eugene Cursey. a United
States Rubber Company produc-
lion boring mill operator. who had
contended he was qualified TO take
a skilled job on a day shift.
The case of Vivian Purdy. sew
ing machine operator at National
Automotive Fibres Company. was
dismissed when she informed the
committee that she had discarded
n desire TO transfer 10 a better
day shift job.
Members Of the committee in
addition 10 Clark are Victor Reu-
Their, UAW-CIO; Willis Hall. De-
troit Board of Commerce; Fred
Burnett, AFL. and William J. Gro
non. Automotive Council for War
Production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
Mile of Dimes
Speeds on Way
To Aid CriippIes
WXYZ-Detroit Times \
Booth Raises Funds for
Paralysis Campaign

After plunging forward in the
best start-off in the history of the
Mile O Dimes, Detroit today was
inching itself forward with the
silver coins toward its goal.
During the first half day of the
drive 1851 dimes were placed in
the groove at the WXYZ-Detroit
Times Mile O Dimes booth in
Grand Circus Park by Detroiters,
anxious to help infantile paralysis
sufferers.
PARALYSIS FUND
The booth is open from 8 a. m.
TO 9 p. m. each weekday as a
feature of the infantile paralysis
fund campaign. waged annually TO
honor President Roosevelts birth
day.
Appeals for support of the drive
will be made from the booth daily
at 1915 p. m. over WXYZ with
theatrical, sports and civic figures
participating.
Gus Dorais, councilman and ath-
Ile'ic director of the Detroit Lions
Molly of the Marines, recruiting
aide, and Jack Pickering, Detroit
Times columnist, will broadcast to-
day.
The Mile O Dimes is one phase
of the general March of Dimes
program which this year must
raise $4,000 in this area.
NEED FOR FUNDS
All funds thus raised go to the
infantile paralysis campaign, half
of the amount being used for ma
ltional research and the remainder
being allotted to local institutions.
Last year eight Detroit hos
pitfalls received S25.000 from this
source for infantile paralysis treat
ment.
Mrs. Walter r. O'Hair. chair
man of women'S activities for the
Mile of Dimes. broadcast yester-
day Of the work of some 5000 de-
Tense streamliners in staging as
block benefits.
To CLEAN funds from diners 25,-
900 bottles have been distributed
/ in restaurants of the city.
Because of the war no birthday
ball will be held this year.
The chief fund raising event will
be a theater party at the Fo2
Theater' at midnight, Friday, Janu
airy %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20

street when the trolley pitched
over. was pinned under a mass
Of people.
II Was too scared to veil. I
just tried to get out. But when
people started TO yell that no
one had been hurt, I quit struggI-
ing. A man helped me up and
crawled to a broken window"
Steve Dziuban, 81. Of 1929 Flor.
ida avenue, a Dodge machinist
was standing near the front of the
trolley, noticed the car was going
into the corner at a pretty gooo
clip and braced himself
KICKED OUT WINDOW
A moment later he was al The
bottom Of heap. YcIlS Of take
II easy he said, followed the i'm.
mediate retaction of panic.
I've been riding that line for
nine years" Chester Eland. u,
of 55l5 McDougall avenue said.
When we approached the turn
i expected the motOrman To slow
down. l grabbed strap when
j saw that we were not losing
speed. L hung on when the
car went over. Finding myself
on top of n heap, i kicked out
window and got out"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
SOUGHT AS ADVISER

Nelson indicated that Kanzler
would not be permitted to sever
all relations with the WPB in a
reply to his resignation. Nelson
told kanZler that 1T is my under
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
VINO Upho|ds
Job Service Ban
On Chdngeovers
-Four Employees Denied
Permission to Take
Higher Skill Positions

The District War Manpower
Committee today upheld decisions
of the United States Employment
Service review unit in the cases
OF four employees, affected by the
sterilization plan, who sought to
change TO positions of higher skill.
Confirming the units findings.
the committee ruled that Carroll
S. Cowger of 22685 Santa Maria
avenue, could not retain his nine
years seniority as Grand Trunk
Railroad tracing clerk if he left
to become an electrical engineer.
APPEAL ANNOUNCED
Both the company and Cowger's
union. AFL Brotherhood of Rail
way Clerks. had ruled similarly
Montague A. Clark, district VINO
director. said he would appeal 10
the international union for a re-
vcrsal OF the decision.
In the case of Theodore NaioSki
OF 17l48. Charest avenue, the COM
mittee held that nc could not re-
sign as Budd Manufacturing Com
pany truck driver TO become a
machine operator because there
was no proof the higher skill had
been acquired.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20

Special Sale Of Beautiful New
Br0ad|o0In CARPET

Now you can have beautiful
deep pile broadloom at a big
saving! Lovely and colorful
new patterns. Have it laid
wall-to-wall or made into rugs
Of any size. Save tomorrow
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-09
Long Illness at End
for Mrs. Ida Sherman

Ann Arbor, Mich. Nov. 9-Rey.
Philip Schenk oficiated this after
noon at funeral services for Mrs.
Ida Thurston Sherman, 81, in the
Muehlig Chapel. Interment was in
Forest Lawn Cemetery.
Mrs. Sherman, who was born
May 8, 1881 in Scio Township, died
at her home in Mortified Town
ship. Saturday night following an
illness of several months.
Surviving her are four daugh.
ters, Mrs. Jay Cobb. Dexter; Mrs.
Howard Finkle, Stockbridge, and
Mrs. Hascall Laraway and Mrs.
Fred Miller. both of Mortified
Township; a sister. Mrs. Lottie
Meyer, Dexter; four brothers, Dan
iel, Platt Thomas. Manchester;
George, Detroit. and Lee Cobb,
Wayne, and 10 grandchildren.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-09
Ann Arbor Youths
Win Announcements

Ann Arbor, Mich. Nov. s-An-
nouncement Is being made OF the
advanceme~t in rank OF several
Ann Arbor youths.
Harlow 0. Tubbs. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Walter Tubbs, has been
raised to the rank OF major.
Henry Pendorf. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry C. Pendorf, Rome. y.
Y, has been commissioned ensign
and is to report to the Naval Ser
vice of Supply School, Babson
Park.
John Alfred Weese, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Douglas H. Weese, has
been commissioned a second lieu
tenant and Joseph Conlin, son OF
w. ]. Conlin. has been raised to
the rank OF first lieutenant.
First 1t. Robert Lewis For
sythe, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. L.
Forsythe, has received a citation
for his record at Guadalcanal.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-09
Stolsteimer Rites
in Ann Arbor Today

Ann Arbor, Mich, Nov. 9-Last
rites were conducted this after
noon from the Hildinger Funeral
Home for Oscar o. Stollsteimer,
SO, who died Saturday in the Vet
Grams Hospital. Dearborn. Rev
E. c. Stellhorn officiated and in
terment was in Forest Hill Gene
terry.
Besides his widow ne is survived
by a son. Pfc Dale Stollsteimer, a
Marine quartermaster corps trail
nee at the Naval Training School
in San Diego, Calf; a daughter.
Wilma, at home; two brothers,
Walter and Orwin Stolisteimer,
both OF Ann Arbor. and two sisters,
Mrs. George Maulbetsch. Ann Ar
Dor. and Mrs. Joseph Ltndemann,
Lodi Township.