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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
HITLER Dream
9 Years Old

ON THE SAAR FRONT. GER
MANY. Dec. l GNS)--Nine years
ago today Adolf Hitler opened his
final furious battle for the Saar.
by staging d @ NOR Stration
throughout the Reich designed 10
snuff out the League of Nations
mahde'e through scheduled
plebiscite.
In a hoarse voice. ne shouted
his demand that the Saar be
brought under the WaStika rule.
and. AZ the same time cajolhd and
inundated the Saar voters.
through every conceivable trick.
intrigue and strongarm methods
that propaganda minister Goeb-
bells was able TO conceive and
organize.
1t may be that tho first vague
miSglVingS stfrTe d Saarlander
breasts when. a few months after
the Saar's return 10 Germany,
whole areas of the Saar River
were declared restricted territory.
That was the beginning of the
Siegfried Line. which was con-
structed in its greatest depth
from Merzig past Saarbrucken
and today has become the scene
of intense battling.
Differing from regions like
Aachen and Wallendorf, where the
Siegfried Line was defended at
first by comparatively minor
forces and artillery batteries, the
NaziS kicked back Immediately
with heavy guns on all approaches
10 the Saar territory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Faiher'SPiSfOl
Kills Boy. 10

HILLSIDE. n. J.. Dec. ! GNS)
Schoolboy curiosity about guns
was given today as the cause for
the death of James Bure, 10. found
shot through the heart with his
fathers 80 caliber revolver.
James and his brother, Johnny.
g, were playing in their home
yesterday when they found the
revolver dismantled in a dresser
drawer. After they had assembled
it. Johnny told the police, James
playfully asked him:
Johnny, are you going to he
a good bOy:"
Johnny said he had answered
no in the spiri; OF the game,
whereupon James had turned the
gun on himself and squeezed the
trigger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Wayne COP
SSH in Red

The Republican party IN Wayne
County ended its recent unSuc-
ceSSful election campaign with
deficit of SIS, 227S7. County Clerk
Caspar j. Lingeman announced
today.
To arrive at this figure, Lingo
man said. one of his clerks COW
cred II sheets of paper with cal
culations.
Lingeman is required by law
10 check all election expense
statements.
Contributions 20 the Wayne
County Republican finance COM
mittee totaled 1924. 1895. Dis
bursements were S349, 1852
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Allies Hide Losses,
GoebbeIs' Paper Saws

LONDON. Dec. ! CUP)-Nazi
Propaganda Minister Goebbels.
according 10 his newspaper. Das
Reich. is annoyed AT the opera
ton of the Allied military security
policy because it refuses to give
the Germans prompt credit for
their successes.
GoebbelS complained that the
Allies are Withholding news of
their losses from their own people.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02

When United Shirt Distributors set out TO do big
Job, It's got to be bigger than anyone else would
dore attempt! This tie selection is Job like that!
Come and pick the grondest and most glorious selee-
iion Detroit has seen only 81 90! You'll want to
give him at least half dozen! But shop now and
pick the shortest patterns.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-09

WANTED-BOYS OVER IA
years old as Carrier Sales.
men. Those employed must be
able to post $1,000 Bond
Good routes with good pay
for the right boys. Apply
Circulation Manager Daily
Dispatch
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-09

If headline writer's had taeir way
most battles would occur IN places
like the Pc Valley.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-09

The peSs'mist sees only the frost
on the pumpkin-the optimist the
crust beneath,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-09
" AN I / ADS
Get Results

~ . J. ~ ... 5s : >..'4e.. a.o Li9o9E ~ II.
FoR RENT-8 OR Id ACRES TO-
3.ec, on h.f. Shares New house
..... ..... -o.'' ,,. ..77. ''l s.i-"al .."- .
l,T...,. .r-...-. 81
GROCERIES. FRESH MEATS AND
vegetables. E.c.ytMng for your
table. We deliver ana save you
gas and tine. Phone 439. Always
ready 10 serve you. Herberts Vel
low Front 25-J
------ -------
IHERMOS 30 ILtS. PM SlAt,
SLY. 9ealte. FUSS = y ~
Primer White and outside white
paint. ) gals. Sl5.55. Frestonc
Store opposite B- S,a parking
lot. 9-lU
WANTED BRIDGE PLAYERs Ar
The Lions Benefit Cara Party at
h.gn school gvmaa,#m Wednes-
day eren.n2. Cct IL 1T g o'clock.
Cone and play bridge and help
fin. ms a,.. . bind 1-4ti
HF SURE To ATTEND LIONS
Club Gard Party. H5an School
Gvn. Wed. Oet. I.h. 10 Free door
prizes. Gilt.
i ALL WORKERS, MALL AND FE
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-10-09

BICYCLES ARE NOW RATION
Free. We have a limited number
of mems and ladies' models IN
stock. Come to see us. Henderson
Nulcanizing Co. 2'-1
FOR SALE REGISTERED GUERN-
sery bull two years old. Owner IN
army. Can be seen at my farm,
Mrs. Gertrude b. Harte, ONtoro
Road 9-lu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23

FRUiTS-Apples. Delicious fancy, 81 ~
ss' No oo H ss@s 90 f Ra6a @
ines 81 so Ash bu wcalthys fancy
s s 81, $50 eS Ne, L. rs S2q 90 WI
? so Crabapples. fancy. 50 80 ou no !
50 5o~3 Cantaicupes. fancy - y SOLD.
b. No s2e25c Pe2 5o R SsrxS' H isn'{
S3@3 so bu. Peaches. liberia. fancy 81 OF
bu No /. S2@2.5o; Hale fancy 50 OF
No /. S3o3.5o. Pruncs SO. l. $500
i bu ~, l. si,5op2. watermelons. 81 Is
VEGETABLE GREENs-csbeage greens. 10
l, aOcaSi.2 IS bu. Collards. 10. !. 81 . 30
S b. Kali no. a., bt6 % 81 sorrc 'i NJ
u b. No No /. 81 7s%2 swiss chsfd -.
as 1851 sa rurn MSi f2asn, E' So ~
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENss-Csle :
cabbage fancy; - SO bp Nc l, $40 90
rs Escsrois. fancy 50 od No 1 81 j..
50 Head lettuce, 70 ! Sc 90 p, -. d 'sy
curly. 400 CSC do1 behs. Romsine no /
VEG vHGETABLEs Miscellaneous, -.Resns
wss' fancy. s25 50 bu No / s2q225 RIO
10. {5@S So bu Blsekeye 10. !
b. b. NO No l. ~ s2@2'so Beeis' No So
6sc doz hchs beets. topped 81 ga 50 bu
bFaNuls fancy - tou .uus W.. A - a . 80
rs. Cabbage 40 ! 9Ocm 81 10 Sob
bu red 81 25m1.5O bu. curly 30.
81 Is bu Carrots punched ZOO zoe dor
hchs.: topped fancy - bu No /. s. 500
2 Cauhower fancy. 80 2S don no.
Si.5o@2 Celery fancy, Sc cpI bchs, NO
l $50 SOC sweet corn. fancy 81 IS 5-dol
sack No. ]. 75cwSl CucumbcrS, s.icers
No. 1. S175a2 IS hu Pickles Dill No. !
90 500 bu medium No J. So 50 bu..
small 10. l. Sac bu Dill som75c doL
bchs Eggplant. 75caSi bu lonr type. 40
% soc pecE basket Horse-radish 50 peck
basket Kohirsbi soasse dol hchs osrs
No. /. sl75a225 peek hsske' Dry onions
fancy 80 so SO-lb sack No medium
81 500 Il IS green onions. No 90 70 eoc
dor bchs Psrsnips No l. - aom4 bu.
Parsley root 6Om7hc do7 bcts Peppers
red sweet fancy 50 50 hu. 81 81 so
m2 CAYENNE SOa65c peck basket hot No
/ aQcm 81 IS buG green. 81 20 D. tbu Pi-
mentdS fancy 81 "a bu. NJ !. 81 A0e,2
Potatoes No. l. NS2h225 hu Pumpkins
SioI2S bu Rsdishes red No J, 500
7tc dor bchs Ions white No 800
Z Sc doy bchs Rhubaro 500 Sc doS hchs.
Rutsbagss 81 SOw2 bu squash Italian
fancy. sl75 peck basket 40 / sla 50
Queen. No /. eoe-ti as Hubbard No 1.
81 2s@l so Tomatoes fancy 81 IS bu..
No /. 15cHSl peck basket. fancy. 5oar5e
Turrips. No /. slgiN25 dor. bchs topped
81 SSa17s hu.
FGGS-Large SIS SO9l6 so 3o-doz case
medium, Sl4nlS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Stocks Again
Edge upward

NEW YORK. Sept % tUP)-
The stock market registered its
sixth advance in seven sessions
today on slightly increased volume
under the leadership of aircrafts,,
motors, liquors and rail equips
ments.
A firmer tone also developed IN
the bond market while commodi-
ties held steady or made small
gains in all instances except one
oats position which lost pa cents
bushel. Industrial production
figures we're seen as favorable.
notably sizeablc rise in soft coal
output. Steel production capacity
was reported as of June 80 at
81, 054 $50 net tons annually, COM
pared with S1,619,496 tons ca
pacity for the year 1910.
Douglas Aircraft rose more
than a point. In the liquors gains
of a point to nearly 2 points were
registered. Kenecott was active
in a firm copper group Devoe d
Reynolds tpaint rose more than
2 points. Preferred utility stocks
were better with United Corpora
ton at new high. u. s. Smelling
made a new low on its dividend
reduction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23

Romney charged that the war
production peak was passed last
December that euthacks and
reductions i'm war orders and
over-production of raw materi-
ais made IT possible months ago
for the government 10 authorize
preparatory rcconvcrsion work
without interference with the
urgent war production and that
the steps now taken authorizing
preparatory activities for partial
reconversion were suggested by
the industry year ago and the
time lost cannot be made up.
THE government Is making
the same mistakes II made be-
fore and during conversion" he
- II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Canada PAYS Up 10 3

In the current issue OF United
States News, Canada IS reported
10 be Offering payments which
Will aggregate ST iSS- PER -cf'rfdi
from birth 10 age l6. or about
half the minimum cost of raIs-
Ing that child.
Canadian parents Will get s.
a month Tor each child until the
age of 6 is reached. During the
next four years. Sc is paid per
month. From ages 10 10 10, the
amount is 81 a month, and from
Is 10 is. SIS a month. -
These payments arc allowed
for each child up TO 5. On the
sixth and seventh, a reduction
OF 81 is made. while on the
eighth. 81 a month is cut off
and So less * paid for each
additional child.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
ARMY DEAD

NEVILLE. PFC. ELwooD E-Mrs. Doris
NJ. MELVILLE wife, MuskeSon
OYSTER. T CLARENCE E.-Yerkis oyS
ter father. Lupton.
PARAsKA. PFC. GEoRGE-Mrs. Ann ssr-
ris.. sister Wyandotte
PELLETIER. PVT vERDEN MRS. Lena
NJ. friictieT, wife. Kalamazoo.
PHILIP. PVT. JOE F.-Mu. Mary Philip,
mother 1898 Harold, Detroit.
PGCCONE, PFC NICHOLAS AIRS. Jo-
sephine Piecone. mother. ll775 hawthorne,
foPoWIcH. PFC. RUDOLPH Mrs shir-
ley ) q, P % wife w, IrIisnt . Dom,
los mother 1867 Kercheyal. Detroit
PRATT PFC. EMERsoN-Mrs. Liddis
PRoFFER, PVT ARTHUR P.-Mrs. Dolores
pruffCr. mother Grand Rapids.
FAsT PVT. ROBERT N.---Mrs. Phyllis p
Ff REYMoNp Pvf R RSs;fI h eSi Lorraine
NJ Raymond wife 4674 Toledo. Detroit
READY. isT IT. WILLIAM Mrs. Mabel
RIBBY. PVT RUSSELL R.-Mr. Anna
L. Ri6ey. mother: Lansing. -.
'RfioMANowsKi' PFC CO CHESTER MRS
sophie Romanowski mother, 5l52 cssmere.
sARLEs, PVT EDWARD Mrs. Alberta
? sS SSISs "lf fyT F'n RosERr-Mrs Hsrrie,
sAvoIE PVT ARMAND D.-Mn Mary
s SsyPit ME PVT sS ME EsPd1snS BsT9
ScHIMMEYER. PVT. CARL Mrs Gala
sf schGGfz " P9f f IHMsFNcr Emr.
Marion G schultz. wife. ssult ste Marie
sEMRAu % 1T. WILBUR s.-MIs viz
sIARINS. PVT ANTHONY Mrs Jenney
sh s,,i sps Siig sSs2 Tr SaTssnt Detroit 49,
sharpc aunt. 24i e Glendale Hish Ss SS Pars
STiELTERS. PvT RICHARD G.%Mrs. Vera S
J shelters. wife, WAYNE
sbad ste FEs US L EALPH p aMF' Them'
, siSSALA, CPL. RICHARD WINS, Mamie
SMITH PFC. CARL J.-Mrs. Hortensc
SMITH. PIC. CHARLES L.-Mr and Mrs.
SMITH nc JAMES JAmEs- Mann Mimi. smith
soLNiEs PEc STANLEY F.-Mrs. Evelyn
sRIBNiAK. PVT sTEpHEN-mrs Ann
srisnias mother. s542 Mt Elliott Detroit
s, 1870 mn, PVT ,.n CECIL J-M'. Ada
s'sysn,. mother ieae R.ino, Detroit. Lena
sToRM rFc LEE lskO oS RfI"' ms ngtaq,'
srorr PVT DONOVAN MINIS Mildred
szYTArFK PIC STANLEY M-mrs
TAnFzAK. PVT JoHN-Mr, s,,phanie
RI mother MERRITT
TYLER PIC WILLIAM E-Mrs Alice A.
T'ic' mother 2ao3 LaSalle Gardens De
frnf
VASHON r s ARTHUR Mrs Alta
Nstrr1 mother OusWav
WA yAirF ,., Frc FF,F1EsriEtrcE Mrs viola
WANNA SGT VERNON Mrs Ida
Wanna mother KcsFarro
WARREN PFC JAMES Mrs Mary
Warren wifc lO2oq r Jefferson Detroit
WATERBURY FNT FPFDFRICR-Mrs
WFfii PFC LAWRENCE Airs Hazel
q Wriri mother Case CITY
W1tTSF SGT. STANLEY a Mrs Gerald
trr n Fcrnsid m0ther Lansing
WINTER ~ 1T FREDFPiCK Mrs
p0rit " winter wife Royal OAK
WOOD set DONALD Mrs rsh G.
Voc eLir 81 Lnuis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Nash Plan
Clarified

IT c. Do>S, vice president in
charge OF sales OF the Nash dlvl,
SION of Nash KciyIuator Corp. on
his return 10 Detroit said that
putiISteG reports Of an interview
he gave m New York Wednesday
were misleading as regards the
amount Of the proposed Nash
dealer discounts.
Quoted after the interview us
>sytnr t+1at Nash dealers would
receive the highest discount given
by any auto manufacturer" DoSS
said today that his statement
actually read
Nash dealers will receive a
larger discount than they re-
ceiVed ir prewar years and, A.
far n we know, our schedule II
second Ia none in the Industry"
lie added that Nash has no in
tention of deiylng the laws of
economies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Auto
Graphs
Romney Blasts Idle
Talk Of Reconversion

George Romney is a forth
right champion of quick action
on reconversion. He doesn't
mince his words when il comes
TO telling of those who are
blocking the road 10 speedy
transition of the automotive in
dustry 10 peacetime production.
Speaking last night in New
York before the National Indus
trial Conference board. the man.
aging director of the Automotive
Council for War Production
charged that idle talk from
Washington will result in idle
men and demanded:
1.-THE only way that l know of
that will prevent further length
ening of reconversion unemploy-
ment IL the immediate issuance
by the director of war mobiliZa-
ton OF a directive resembling
and reyoking all existing rules
and regulations which interfere
with planning and preparatory
recOnyersion work, where such
work does not interfere with
urgent war production pro-
grams"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
u. S. Birth Rate Saqs

Az the beginning Of World
War II. "a countries had some
form of incentive plan for
parents.
Do we need some such sys-
TEN?
Well, in Civil War days the
rate Of population increase av-
eraged 34.5 per cent. In pre-
World War II. the rate had
slumped 10 u per cent
Do bonuses step up the birth
rate?
Wartime assistance 10 fam
lilies of soldiers has already
stimulated births, but SoCiolo-
gists predict a drop after the
war.
The only Governmental incen-
tive 10 large families here-tax
exemptions for dependents
have been reduced steadily in
recent wears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Is Years Wages

The flve-year payment for the
fifth child would be $500 rubles;
for the sixth. 10,400 rubleS; for
the seventh and eighth. 14.500
rubles each; and for the ninth
and tenth. 1880 each. and
$1,000 rubleS for the eleventh.
In addition. extra rations are
given TO mothers. kindergarten
fees are slashed for large fam
lilies. pregnant and nursing
mot ITS get employment bene-
fits. and medals granting
economic benefits are given
mothers.
ChildleSs Russians are taxed
and children born out Of we'd
lock get special state care.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Oats Register
.3-Cent Break

CHICAGO. Sept. q QNS)-
Grains finished irregular today
with late trading featured by a
Scent break in September oats.
Wheat closed sc lower for
nearby deliveries and sc to lac
higher for deferred futures
The September oats delivery
finished at 5Si2c TO Coo, or Sc
lower than the previous finish
Other oats 'utures were UNI
changed TO lsc higher.
Rye closed &c to 1hc higher.
corn SIC 10 sc up, and barley
unchanged to sc lower.
Today was the last day of trad
ing in September contracts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Russians Lift Ante

But in the land Of the Red
Star they've peaked the pay
ments when the children are
small in an effort To replace the
millions wiped out by the MAI
A lump sun payment OF 400
rubles almost a months pay
in the lower income brackets
is made on -he birth of each
child after the second Also
monthly allowances are paid TO
the fourth and later children
until they are 5.
The monthly allowances in
crease with each additional
child.
Payment at birth and allow
ances for the fourth child aggre-
gate 500 rubles. or about a
fifth Of what low-income
worker earns in that fiYe-year
period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
ENLARGE Tank Plants

The tank program al one time
thought ended, is resulting in
still more construction TO take
care OF il. Revealing that new
types OF tanks are on the way.
the War Production Board has
approved two projects, calling
for expenditures OF more than
a million dollars apiece
One Will be at the Buick plant
in Flint and the other al the
ChrySler arsenal al Center Line.
Equipment in the latter Will be
rearranged and new equipment
added for a new model Of The
medium tank. This involves
Sl.649,4 95.
Buick will spend Sl070 677 TO
install a test machine. roll con-
veyer, benches, monorall, etc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23

pany to become chairman of the
board.
Cornelius announced that Van
NJ. Darsey. technical and service
director, was elected president,
and member of the board.
Robert w. Englehart, secretary of
the company, and A. G. LaRoWe,
manager OF the Morenci, Michigan
plant also become vice president.
Glen r. Luke and Marlin c. Baker
continue as vice presidents and w.
M Cornelius Jr.. continues as
treasurer of the company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Wilson May Resume
Dividend Payments

New YORK Sept. 90 with
meat packing operations continu-
ing at a high pace that insures
the breaking of all previous rec
ords this year, the probability is
that Wilson e. Co. may
resume dividend payments on
Common stock, suspended since
the payment of l2i2 cents a share
on Dec. |. 1897. Dow Jones Finan-
cial News Service reports.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
What New
In Business
Other Natiors CHer
Bonuses for Babies
By WARD SCHULTZ

There ono form Of postwar
planning which has been com.
pietciy overlooked by The tinted
states, but not by other coun-
tries.
While this nation compla-
Gently watches an already OWN
ding birth rate receive another
blow in the form Of death, Of
upwards Of 10000 potential
postwar fathers. other countries
are doing something about H.
II this sounds q little out al
place for a business column
stop and reflect that birth rate,
are closely tied into world
power.
And If you think that bonuses
for babies are the lnNeatlon of
added minds like those OF Mus
solini and Hitler, consider for a
moment TfdT Canada AMI RUSSIA
are now in the forefront Of such
action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Wayne Pump
Refunds S13,7SS

Wayne Pump Co announces it
has reached a settlement in re-
negotiation proceedings for the
fiscal year ended Nov. 80, 1913.
under which the total refund 10
the government was Sl47.63s. and
net refund. after deductng taxes.
Si3.7Ss.
Wayne had provided a reserve
81 Sl45 900 for rcnegotaton so
that the net effect Of tho settle
ment was q reduction ~ SZ63S
IN the previously reported sales
and net profits
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
90, 405-Cdr Increase
In Freight Loadings

WASHINGTON. Sept. 22-
Loading OF revenue freight during
=tt7e=week= ended Sept. rs totalcd
S92 35S cars. an increase OF 66.405
over the previous week. a de-
crease of 1040S from the like
week a year ago, and a decrease
of l0T4l from the like period two
years ago. according 10 reports TO
the Association of American Rail-
f-cqds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Austin Promoted

Clinton G.. Austin has been
named assistant district man
ager of the Detroit division of
the Office OF Defense Transpor-
tation, Leslie Patterson. head of
the unit here. announced today.
He succeeds John w. Rock, who
resigned after two years 10
return 10 private industry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
250,O00+h Jeep Built

WHY'S has completed its ESQ.,
-lnath-ieeP stnee-it Startrc III
June. 1871. on the vehicle, Ward
Canaday, chairman of the board.
revealed today He added that
WHY'S has contributed more
than 40 major Improvements
since its model was selected as
standard by the army in July.
l9A1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
DoW-Jones Closing
Stock Averages
n. Y. Exchange Seat
Priced al $4,000

NEW YORK. Sept. q Ar
rangements have been made for
the sale of New York Stock Ex-
change membership at So 900. up
$4,000 from the previous sale
This is the highest price for which
seat has sold since Nov 20
1898, when the same price was
paid. The present bid is $4,000
with $4,000 asked.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
August Plate Glass
Output Shows Gain

PITTSBURGH. Sept % - The
total production of polished plate
glass for August. according TO
Hughes Statistical Bureau. was
9.745,75l square feet. against
S.246,l4S in July and $685. in
August. 1893. Total for eight
months was 69.155. 395 square feet,
against i5.572.34Z in the like pc
Rod of | 9A3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
Illinois Bank Call
Set as Of Sept. Is

CHICAGO, Sept. 22-Arthur c
Louder. auditor of public accounts
of the State of Illinois, has issued
a call for the condition of Illinois
state banks at the close of bust
ness Sept. 49, 1914.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
.Ddrsey Heads
Parker Rust

Important changes in the Off
GERS of the Parker Rust Proof Co.
are announced by Willard M.
Cornelius, who has voluntarily
resigned as president of the COM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
~ Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

One hundred and wentyone Michigan men were among me
Killed
in the European Thirtyx from the Detroit
navy department today released the names OF Is Michigan
Detroit 23O casualties Those listed
w their o. who have been notified,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
MARINE WOUNDED

CY0rKE PIC ALBERT Mrs Alber,
Gv.rst. wife sAS4 Concord Detroit Mrs
IDA Gyy &c., mother 5000 Ludden Detroit
UANIEi PFC WILLARD Mrs. Marie
- HarisI mother l2i3s Whithorn Detroit
ffifi~GN pFC EUGENE G.-Mrk. MARY
lc.l.r m1thsr Alma
Johnston. mother l262s Fairpor Detroit
KONALEC. PFC CHESTER Bert Kow
alec 'pfhsr 1ifsa Consut Hsmtrsrck.
KUHN PIC JOHN Mrs Hsgel =
KuFr mother Marquette
LAshiLF GyNVEPY SGT ROBERT =
Nj and MIS- Ava Lassls parents. Crystal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-23
MARINE DEAD

GARDNER PIC JACK Mrs Ada L
&C. duer mother Grand RAPIDS
fiASS PC ROY c. Mrs TresSS Creenhoe.
FkYFe PFC RICHARD A Mrs. Wavel
Raves mother Quincy
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father t34a9 Drquindrc Detroit
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