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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-28
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Jan. u. - up -
Cotton futures prices improved to-
day on prospects of large govern
ment and foreign demand in the
open market. The final range was
10 to SIS cents a bale higher.
Government purchases of 332, 900
bales in the open market were
contemplated, trtade circles said,
and there were hints that Spain
might soon inquire for approx
mately $4,000 bales. Trade inter-
ests foresaw the possibility of a
tight spot situation and bought.
Open High Low Last
Mich 2O.O6 20.15 zoos 20.15 up II
May 1878 1888 1872 1882 up II
Jly 49, 1910 1919 1910 1919 up 8
Oct (neWi
1902 1911 1902 1909 up 8
Dec new
1890 1875 18. 88 1888 up 8
Middling spopt 2o.e1 up l.
n-Nominal.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-28

for an oyster roast next week at
the Blue Top lodge. at which
Mayor Bruce B. Cameron, a XII
wanian, will be host.
Budapest, Hungary, is a twin
city-Buda on one side of the river
and Pest on the other.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-28
Fix This Thrifty Star Lamb Feast!

like this, your family will love every
bite!.
Select a square cut Star Lamb
Shoulder, bone in, weighing about 4
pounds. Ask for Armour's Star Lamb
because Star Lamb is young, mildly
favored and very tender. tastes grand
to the last juicy morsel!
Place lamb shoulder in small shall
low pan. Rub literally with salt, bake
in $3.50 F. oven for IS minutes to the
pound or until internal temperature
reaches 1902 F. Place on platter and
garnish with cooked green beans.
4 ARMOUR AND COMPANY
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-28
NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, Ca, Jan. 27.-tR-
T,,rnentine II "a cents gallon;
offerings none ESQ gal. bbls) sales
none; receipts six barrels; ship
ments 80 barrels; stocks 21,815 bar
rels.
Rosin Goo Id. drums) offerings
none: sales none; receipts so; ship
ments 943 stocks 34,493.
Quote: B.3.50; D 3.72; E 1897
|F All; G Alb H 4.14; I Ala K
WV $50 K $50.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-28
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. q. -(R-
Cotton futures closed steady SIS tt
IS cents bale higher.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-28

There are just scads of reasons why
you'll go for this big, hearty feast Of
Star Lamb Shoulder. why you'll want
to try it right awayl First, it's such
an easy meal to prepare and it pro-
vides ample meat for a second and
third meal for family of or 5.
Second, the low point cost for so
much good meat viii really surprise
you. For this lamb shoulder serves 8
to the pound, and that works out to
little more than l point per person!
Finally, there's just such a whale of
a lot of good meat favor in dinner
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-28
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Jan. 81 Up Selling
agents of hogs at Chicago had
difficulty in clearing the yards to-
day of the accumulated supplies
and around $4,000 swine went un-
sold at the close of trade. The
cattle market was somewhat low
err than yesterday. Lambs and
sheep were steady. Reaching a top
of $16.35.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-28
; POULTRY AND EGGS

RALEIGH, Jan. 27.AlRE(NCDA)
Egg and poultry markets steady
to irregular.
RALEIGH. S. grade A. larg-
ar AZ: hens, all weights, % to Is.
WAsHINGTON-U. S. GRADE A
large 40; broilers and flyers % IL
to 30.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-28
Butter AND EGGS

CHICAGO, Jan. 27.-RLButter,
firm; receipts 566, 1877; market un-
changed.
Eggs, receipts 13,949; unsettled;
specials IL 81 IL to 80; 3-4 81.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-28

The stations Of Moscow's subway
system are each done in a differ
emf style. of architecture and with
different kinds Of stones.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-01-28

oomnany has paid at this rate
quarterly for the last several
years.
Evening star., 1944-12-10

marriage by her stepfather, 1t
Comdr. Douglas, who is aide to Vice
Admiral Patrick N. L. Bellinger In
Norfolk. 1t. Pell will have as his
best man his half brother, Mr..
Hugo G. Koeh1er, and among the
ushers will be the Attache of the
Swiss Legation in Washington, Mr..
Samuel Francois Campiche, and
Maj. A. Peter Dewey, U. S. A., also
of this city.
The bridegroom-elect's father
formerly was New York Representa-
tive in Congress and United States
Minister to Hungary and Portugal.
Evening star., 1944-12-10
A nnnaI Benefit
OF Ice Skaters

One hundred convalescent service
men from the Walter Reed and the
Naval Hospitals will be the special
guests of the Washington Figure
Skating Club when it gives its an
nual benefit party Thursday evening
at the Chevy Chase Ice Palace.
Coffee and doughnuts in plentiful
supplies will be feature of the en-
tertainment, which will include ex-
hibition and special numbers by
skaters of national fame as well as
local skaters. One special number
will be complicated waltz routine
and another a military figure pre-
sented by members of the local club.
Evening star., 1944-12-10

MRS. ENGLAND.
The bride OF 1t. Jonathan S.
England, U. S. N. r., is the
former Miss Patricia Anne
Goldsmith, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Goldsmith. 1t.
and Mrs. England haze re-
turned from, their 1Uedding
trip and are at their apart
nent at the WeStcheSter.
-HesSler Photo.
Evening star., 1944-12-10
O'DOnneU
Continued From Page B-3D

of New York. The ceremony will
take place in st, James Church in
New York at o'clock and will be
followed by a reception at the st.
Regis.
The future bride will be given in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02

AnVERTIsFMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
Fears He Il Hex
Friends, Mckay
Shuns Lansing
COP Chieftein Gets
Them into Difficulties
in 0rsnd Jury Row
-. 10 nlIRoI ID.

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'4-'.''i
fepor'S mar i"a %. N
QuaIrt6rccs have been under me
merely because trgy knew Mm.
po,.,,,r..-g- National committee
,..,.. .t..... ..,...,
man '..N
a Sew j CH lc>''dii'H =" ~ y
as Tar away 'i.'h '',' A'''1' ;
ia0l Ia'N ~ fN'''l.-1 D''H
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
Wdrship Honors
Civil War Hero

BAY CITY Jan ! A new de-
>uolcr escort WjH bee chrI>tened
here "Wednesday bearing the
name of Detroit civil War
naval hero. Chief Gunner Cor
uclIu> CIonm
His daughter-in-law Mrs Eliza
beth r Cronin of 1896 Seyburn
Detroit. has been named as Npon-
Sor of the USS Cronin and will
officially dedicate the ship at the
Dcfoc Shlphwldng Co
Chief Gunner Cronn born i'm
Detroit March 10 1888 enlisted
n the navy in 1898 and Was
awarded The Medal OF Honor lie
died Aug. is 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
Rushton 10 Quit,
Excuses Brides

Continued from Page One
plo,c. 20 dmt Mohss 20 Grand
Rapids
So Ru,hion refraa from ihc he
ve>ueat.o6 altogether tansey was
working for hm SATURDAY. bu3
not at The grand un salary of
s. GOO month AS gnallN am
nounccd
"LinseN has been employed nv
me to prosecute the grand jury
cases" Ru,htou explained But
only the grand jury can pay
salaries like $1,000 month
He's working AT my regular
rate
The regular arr I'm me al
tomey grrmU acpa 'meui IS
about S6 900 q yra
Rushton rrtralod That The Quc>-
tion Of pcuattrrv fer -rHtttuE taw-
maiteT> was one glU.e ri ms uIl
ference, with Judge Carr, who D.
conducting thc 'nqwN.
% MONTHS SIIII(IE\T'
II have heen insisting that
NIN months In jail il sufficient
penalty" the attorney general
said. The bride takers would
suffer The -greAIeL nenal1X of
being publicly d>eraced and
They would hr prevented from
holding public office for the
resi- 0f thrir lives.
That j. enough Let them
serve >iN months and 20 home
10 feed their families
Judge Carr contends they
have violated their con>titu-
-tiuusl g,ath%=gf= oft it.- C'un-
stimtion-IIelI' I hose poor
guys don't know the difference
between the Constitution and
the Declaration of Independ-
puCe
WV makeup wouldn't allow
me To gloat over sending even
one Of them 10 jail would
feel worse than they would.
The real trouble IN this
grand Jury ~ that too many
people are parading in the hope
az capturing newspaper head
lines.
pu.Gfpr Ill. "a I.rr.ar lttmaIar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
Lemon Juice Recipe
Checks Rheumatic
Pain Quickly

II you suffer from rheumatic, ar
hritis or neuritis pain. try this simple
lnrypruslNe home recipe that thou
sands are using Get package Of
IN TX compound. q two week supply
today Mix II with a quart OF water.
add the juice OF lemons It's easy. No
trouble az an and pleasant Nou need
only 3 tahlespoonfuls two times a
dAy often within fS hours - some
times splendid results are
obtained II the pains do not quickly
IpAye aud IN Won do not feel better re-
turn the empty package and Ru- TX
viii cost YOU nothing to try as H. Ia sold
by Your druggist under an absolute
none, back guarantee. Ru-EK Com
pound ~ for sale and recommended by
drug ktOrns eNNrA W moro.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
Gen. HoItomb Retires
As Marine Corps Head

WASHINGTON, Jan. ! GNS)
1t Gen. Thomas Holcomb re-
tired today as commandant n the
marine corps with the rank of full
general the navy announced
Holcomb, the first four-Star
general-ever 20 serve in the ma
rineS, IS expected soon 10 get an
important new assignment Il
Gen. Alexander A. VandeGrllt
succeeds hlm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
RtDIOMAN ID. n WALKER

~ lnasions IN 20 months.
Yes GuadalDaual was tough
and so Was BougauN.le bui
T77r7-T7E 777T- ~ u It TT
Nu9ia
Ra.umau uat5 3 Nah,J
t,.--4 ,,-t-.y44 -----t--.
know ano. rui
Ije v8, am.ne rHr n.N 'o land
~ an four place, and nu" alter
~ months. %. >1tIOr FOO tur south
Pacific he back home % Detroit
ON lutlluGh Without ~Cralch,
wv landing with the hr~t
TOO men ON Guadalcanal Was.
quiet compared with the next
show at BougainNiile,' Walker
SAID There my portable radio
wa hti bN "a H,pa shell
aud knocked into thousand
pieces
The pieces hrW one way and
went another-into a foNhoie.
Gosh. I've been lucky
Ar NWuda a lap sub fred a
torpedo tbat came NIthn 10 feet
ol the purl buNf OF h, ship. the
L. - S. Itu"''
Thus the time YOU begin
PRAYING iepatNrd the guards
man
Hl> ~Hp. up SAID Wa~ credited
WITH shooting down 100 Jap planes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
Missing, Believed Suicide

LUDINGTON. Jan, l UP)-
The mysterious diSappe aran e
Thursday Of Capt. Theodorc
Pratts. about 40 from the Perc
Marquette car ferry City of Flint
has been solved by the discovery
of TWO suicide notes. Police Chief
T. j. Baker reported today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02

Buy War savings Stamps tho
convenient way order them
delivered 10 your door from your
DetrnlI Time rarrier- AaleSman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02

Eye Don'ts
for War Workers

Dom use ,ves unnecessarily Don't
f.4I .IH poor H'hf Dom neglect etes
exposed fo dust utud or uNefwurk Rathe
them Nffh Iatup'It QvDkt soHthrs in.
i|smea sore. burning, r,tuE and tItnu
lated et ends coo money refunded Thousands
praise Do. 300 teafs success Get LaF0pti,
teda5 Al at drug stois>
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
Royan Academy Head Dies

LONDON. Ian. / UP)-Sr
Edwin Lutycus a. famous archi-
tcct and president of the Royal
Academy died today
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-21
200 RedCross
Aides Honoreo

The Administrative Volunteer
staff Of the Detroit Chapter
House Canteen OF the American
Rnd Cross entertained =24e=Eal-
unteer workers al a tea Tues
day from $3.50 10 $50 p. m. al
the Chapter House.
Mrs Thomas Ingram. Mrs.
.iofn A. Thomas, Mrs. I. II. Hill
and Mrs Blaine Davidson were
CO-hOStcSScS.
The Chapter House Canteen
saves hours of work for volun-
teers Fl the Chapter House, and
while perhaps II is one of the
least glamorouS of the army
Cantccn services, IL IS high IN
IFS value. ....
Il Is self supporting and The
meals are prepared and served
by volunteers.
Mrs. Cecil IT. Hobbs was in
charge Of the Canteen decora.
tions which included a large
Christmas tree.
Mrs. Harold r. Boyer, chair
man of the foreign inquiry Serv-
ice. Detroit Chapter, announces
that the office at theAChapter
House, F., jefferson avenue. will
not be open on Saturdays until
further notice,
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-21
WACOfficer er
Is Engaged

Mr.. AND MRS. FRANK n.
LITTLEFlELD Of suburban Mil
ton, Mass announce the engage
ment Of their daughter =Ll=Alzas
r. Littlefel5 Woman's Army
Corps 20 Capt Robert NJ. Wright,
army sir forces, son Of Nr and
Mrs. William J. Wright Of
Crosse Po.ntc Park l. Little
field is graduate Of Milton
academy ana NaSSar College.
She received her masters degree
at Columbia. She is now com
msnding the WAC detachment
At the headquarters of tho
Eighth Air Force overseas. She
was formerly chief OF WAC
training In the army air force
headquarters m Washington.
Capt Wright is overseas with
the Ninth Air Force.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-21
Mothers Give Yuie luncheon

a CHRISTMAS LUNCHEON today at II 30 IN. AT the
Womcns City Club has been arranged by Mrs William ONei
and Mrs Charles j. Davitt for Is Detroit girls
holidays from Barry College IN Miami and their
motherS...
mothers have been meeting month since
the girls away 10 college,.
around the UShaped table decked with
ponSettia blooms will Mrs. B. H. Stckney and Barbara
Mrs John ~ Anhut and Louise Mrs Sterling ReeS and Shirley
Thomas F. OKeefe and Pat. Mrs L. Charbooneau and
Helen Mrs Davitt and Therese Mrs Kronner and Pat Mrs
Ioode and Florence. Mrs. A p Read and Gene Mrs
H. V Warrington and Beverly. Mrs Waldemar Moesta and
Mrs Henry Olson and Justine. Mrs F. M Bursick
and Maryinc. Mrs M H. Lee and Marion. Mrs William
r. Peacock Caroline and Doris
Gleason. Mrs. t. X. Anderson and Ruth.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-21
Expecting Son Home

THE ROBERT GOTFRED-
SONS are hoping to have their
SON.. . Ensign John Gotfredson
with them at Christmas. Z.
He is stationed at Norfolk,
Va....
Robert Gotfredson Jr. ar
rives Friday from Holy Cross
College in Worcester Mass.
and Mary is home from Barat
College in Lake Forest, Ill.,.
Mrs. Gotfredson's mother. /.
Mrs. John Barlum. her sister
Mrs. Viola Mcdonnell. land
her niece. Charlotte McDon-
nell... who always have spent
Christmas with them, are en-
route to Miami where they will
stay until spring..
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-21
OAR Marks
Anniversary

THREE FLAGS CHAPTER,
Daughters of the American
Revolution. observed its fifth
anniversary at a luncheon at
p. m. yesterday in Devon
Gables. Mrs. Conrad T. Bloom
was chairman and Mrs. Frank
d. Gouldburg. the regent, pre-
sided.
Guest speaker was Miss Laura
G. Cook. state regent OF Michi-
gan. The following regents Of
chapters in the metropolitan
area were invited:
Mrs. Charles Mooney. Mrs.
Phillip Dillingham;, Miss Blanche
Avery. Mrs. Walter Fysh, Mrs.
John Fleming. Mrs. Clarence
Wacker, DR.. Nina Mangas, Mrs.
Marvin Hoagland, Mrs. Allan
Buckley and Mrs. Walter X.
Fruit. Mrs. Henry b. JOY and
Mrs. Ernest G. Clark also at
tended.
Members took Christmas gifts
for inmates al the Arnold Home.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-21
Stage Parties
At u. Of D.

UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT
students will be very busy this
week and next with parties.
Miss Eva Elves started things
off Sunday hight with a party
for the staff of the Varsity
News. and among the many
present were: Anne Alberts,
Patricia Chapman. Jeanette
RasSette. Virginia Crane, Bar
bara Manassa, Lee Foley, Jerry
Gnehhei-Jehnay ESan1HowaTd
Pennington, William Clancy,
Jack Simmons and Robert
Schneider.
The Staff and Stag party
Monday night was held in the
u. of d. League lounge. This
was a Chinese dinner. eaten
with chopsticks. Present were;
Jane Stephanus. Mary Frances
Bussinger, Kathryn HansjoSten,
Florence Donohue, Helen Kean,
Marty Meehan. Floren
Gnacke, Marge McEvoy, Mary
McHugh, Elizabeth McQuade,
Terry McCracken, Ellen Pobut-
sky, Mae Schneider, Ruth Payne
and Gertrude Allen.
Richard Burgwin on Dec. p
will be host to the u. of d.
Players. Guests will include:
Margaret O'Brien, Betty Lou
Schneider Elizabeth Dox. Joan
Purcell, Virginia Maher, Kath-
crime Declare, Catherine Lee,
Beatrice Potts. Cherie Eber-
hardt, Joan Haines, Barbara
Fettig, Roser Linahan. James
Hayes, Gene Garbarino, Jerry
-O'Keefe, William Mccullough.
James CrowneF,|
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-21
Yule Breakfast

THE GEORGE SLOCUMS
again will give their traditional
Christmas breakfast, which, for
the last three years has been
discontinued.
It will be a large buffet af-
fair on Sundav...at the Crosse
Point Yacht Club,.. ----------
A Christmas tree will be
placed in the cathedral window
in the rotunda. land, on the
U-shaped buffet table will be
two tall urnS Of greens and
poinsettia blooms.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-21
Home for Christmas
From New Hampton

THREE DETROIT boys, home
for their Christmas holidays
from New Hampton School.
New Hampton, n. H., are f..
William Bartholomew. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Max Bar
tholomaei of Ferguson avenue;
Frederick Pitt Pearce. son Of
Mrs. Reginald j. Pearce of At
kinson avenue. and Robert Lang
Stark Jro son of MIR. and Mrs.
Robert Lang Stark of Wisconsin
avenue.
William Bartholomew was
awarded his varsity soccer let.
ter at the fail sports banquet.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-21
Plans Miami Visit

MRS. RICHARD A. CON
NELL will leave for Miami "
spend the holidays with her son,
Richard Genneii and her
granddaughter Dawn joanne
COnnell
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-21
Wedding Jan. 4

JACQUELINE ANNE JENKS
and 1t. Frank David Boynton
Jr.. whose engagement was an
nounced over the weekend,
will be married Jan. 4. lin Old
Christ Church. E. Jefferson
aVenue...
A reception will be held in
the home of 1t. Boynton's par
entS in Seyburn avenue.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-21
IN M HVI dI with
1 lu ~ Cesataa>se'1

A NUMBER OF dinners for the school set will be given
preceding Ager Sheden dance Dec 28 lin the Sheldon
residence Shore Pone. for their Frank
who from Mbrook...
One Of the largest for "a which the John W.
uods will give for daughter their residence
PoveHea Farms. celebrate Joans
birthday anniversary.
afaordS Mrs BuTkS, will arrive Christ
mas Eve O be with the Mulfords the holidays.
Mrs Burks California but spending this winter in
New York..
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-21
Tau Beta Phi
Girls 10 Carol

TAU BETA PHI SORORITY
girls will carol on Friday night
and are deep in plans for their
post Christmas party Dec. 28.
Party dates include Beverly
Wheater and Robert Robertson,
Frances Perry and George
Lewis, Grace Rapin and James
Bunting. Irene Hunt and Will
liam Fyfe, Joan Guymer and
Lester Greenhoc. and Betty Gee
and Peter Van Huss.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-21
WoodaII, Hooker
MARRIAGE Announced

MR.. AND MRS. HERBERT
JAMES WOODALL of Oxford
road Crosse Pointe Shores, an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Virginia, to Lloyd
Garrison Hooker Jr. son of the
Lloyd Garrison HookerS Of Uni
versitY Place, Crosse Pointe. on
Dec. 5.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-21
Vivienne Koppin Plans
Party for Sorority

MISS VIVIENNE KOPPIN
Of Grayton Dad viii hold open
house Saturday night for men,
bers Of Sigma Gamma Gamma.
OF which she Is a pledge, and
some of her other friends.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-21
Miss Gallagher Home

MISS JOAN GALLAGHER
will return tomorrow morning
from the Katherine Gibbs
School in Boston to spend a 10
day holiday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Henry
Gallagher of Sherwood Forrest
and Rochester.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-21
Kronners Entertain Entire Family

TIE KRoNNERS will their entire family with them
the Christmas Holidays.
1t William ONel Kronner Jr and Mrs. Kronner the for
loan Nlenhach arrive from Pensacola Fla Friday
Saturday spend week..
Mary Kronne and her husband 1t John
Wheeler. Tommy who living in Detroit will
o the Kronners house for the holidays.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-21

is morning on the Wolverine. =.
from Sarah Lawrence College TO
spend her two weeks vacation
with her mother. Mrs. O'Con-
nor Dodge OF Crosse Pointe..-
Mary Anne will be graduated
ia y1Yf
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-21

Mrs. Albert Lishka Jr.
tKathryn Olga Wybrany)
will go with Capt. Lishka to
live in Liberal, Kan, follow
ing their marriage Dec. Il.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-21
Mary Anne Dodge Arrives

Mary Anne Dodge arrived this morning on the v
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20

estate was given, but probats
court officials said Il was sub
stantial." Income from the estate
will be given the two women until
their dcaihs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20

1T APPLETON 70 GOODRICH
1413O Minock: william w. Mahan
Jr.. 1880 Monte Vista; Pete Pc
terpin, 1854 Arcola, Detroit;
Thomas j. Dluge. IL Fourth, Mt.
Clemens; Roger ID. Peck, Roches-
ter. Philip !. Savage Jr. Romeo.
Brooiss t'ttiti-. TEX I'd Its. Ar
mold VI. Bridges. 1891 Cadillac;
Eugene {. Stano. lS94S Woodbine;
Paul X. Whitehead. 1850 Apo
ifne. Flight Officer James g..
Hanna, 1888 Merritt
Pampa Field Tex I'd Its.
James Is. Cameron, S29S Elgin;
John c. McFarlin. 1880 Burgess;
Flight Officers Constantine O..
Sharcmet, 246l lIplcomb Detroit
Floyd l.. Goodrich. sol Kenneth,
Hazel Park
Eagle Pass. Tex I'd Its. VIII
liam 4. Compton. 1927 Par<side
Peter W. Klaassen, S049 Medbury;
Flight OFFICER fhUnHS Fits,
S55 Seward, Detroit
Ellington Field, Tex I'd Its.
Jack NJ. Campbell, Dcarborn:
Denzil X. Davey. -l209O Chelsea;
John ~ Remick. 1892 Marlo"e.
Donald X. stewart. 1878 Muir
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20

1T. CAMPBELL 1T. EAsTERwooD
lawn; Elmer X. Schmidt, 1882
Garland. Detroit; Robert j. Bau-
chat, 60 Monroe, Pontiac; Ernest
}. Chapman, 202 s. Wilson. Royal
Oak. Flight officers Walter ID.
Holland Jr., 3l6 S. Laurel. Royal
Oak: James O. Jeffers. 2521 Bel
vederc; Rollins c. Wellman, 80 +.
Adams.
Blackland Field, Tex. - Flight
Officer Joseph r. Pagonne, 20l36
w. McNichols; I'd Its. George r.
VanBuhler, 4601 Tfdcomb; Stan
ley Holda. 2726 Geimer Ham
tramck; David u. Tower, 202
Cogshall, Holly. Valentine j.
Braun, 1850 Avon. Rochester;
Ralph G. Hyder, 22065 Pennsyl-
vania. Romulus.
Lubbock Field. Tex-2d LIS.
William G.. Wright, Pontiac;
Thomas =. j. Sevald, III w. Lin
coin. Royal Oak.
OTHER ARMY GRADUATES
Seymour johnson. y. G., tech
meal school Tech, 9Th grade,
Peter =. Lush, 2667 Fifteenth;
Pies, Leroy G. DOwel, 1871 T.
Outer drive: Carl l.. knight, 1890
Oakficld. Herschel @. Taylor, 1910
Mack Pvt. Earl +. Diehl, 1861
Glenfield.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered TO your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
Service Notes:
Service Notes:
Army Graduates 40
From City as Pilots

Eleven schools of the central
unit, AAF training command. To-
Gated i'm Texas and Oklahoma.
have graduated more pilots for
overseas duty OF the 90 from
Wayne, Oakland and Macomb
counties, 40 are from this city.
The list follows:
From Moore Field, Tex I'd 1t.
Marvin Abramovitz, 1888 Tyler;
Flight Officers Nv illiam ".
COombs, 3709 Richton; Robert l..
Franklin. 1850 Oak.
Altus Field, Okla ID Its. Ed
ward J. Appleton, 5O62 Spokane;
Frank =. Day Jr.. 1884 Vlnewood,
Griifis T.. DeNeen, 1901 Petos-
key; Robert T.. English, III
Drexcl; Charles Il. Ferris. l4O1
Cherry: Robert ID. MacNicoi,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
Conference Called
On Worker Problem!

Problems OF Mithigan's war
workers will be discussed at a
conference Of euploye counsellors
and members of war plant per-
sonnet STATS which will get under
way Friday at the Rackham
Building.
The meeting Will be tho first Of
six and is sponsored by the Auto
motive Council for War Produc-
ton in cooperation with the Uni
yersity OF Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
Landlords Rush
To LIST Holdings

Patrick V. Mcnamara, Detr.1t
area OPA director. Saturday an
nounced that in the first three
days OF the OPA's complains
drive more than 1000 persons
have registered properties.
Mcnamara said that spot
check Of $50 units on the east side
of the city showed that 90 per
cent were occupied by owners and
that Of the remaining 40 per cent
only > per cent had failed 70 regis
ter with the OPA.
The compliance drive, which is
aimed primarily at room n {
houses, started Wednesday.