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Evening star., 1944-02-27

presidency, the presidency of the Senate
or House, three senatorships from each
of the six provinces, all six governors
and SIS pei; cent of the mayoralties. The
Democratic, ABC and Popular Socialist
parties will divide II senatorships.
Leftist But Not Radical.
The government of Cuba, with its
flavoring from the old Communist or
Workers party, has leaned we'll toward
the left, and Saladrigas probably could
be classified as a mild leftist. Never
theless, he has made it clear on several
occasions that he is not radical.
He said recently:
II do not think Cuban problems are
rooted in any issue between capital and
communism. do not belieDe there
exists the renotest threat of any &C.
tivity IN Cuba of a communistic nature
that might endanger our principles and
traditional FORMS"
The election will provide no clear
cut issue between leftists and rightists.
There are strong elements of both in
side and outside the coalition.
The new Republican party speaks
normally for conservative element,
although not all of them by any means.
The Authentic Revolutionary party
is not easily classified. It's leader, DR..
Ramon Grau San Martin. once Presi-
dent for brief, strife-ridden period, is
wealthy physician, but has a wide and
enthusiastic popular following
The party more nearly represents per-
sonal pulling power Of DR.. Grau's name
than 1t does any particular political
philosophy.
01Ga1bqhol - AanananAnh -
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HOME IMPROVEMENTS

over 'sr 900 Q vi Sas : guaranteed. TW i,ssSs
PLAsTERiNG. lathinE, ceilings.
archie, Al repairs rsas 70 S-ssSs
PLAsTERER-A-i patching. rooms,
ceilings. arches. rsSs. DA 45la.
IPLAsTERING iathJng. ceilings.
ar,hes. Al repairs, reas. TO 3-ea>s
PLASTERiNG. repairing. alterations
~ sob too small. large. TO 1929
PLUMBING sinks cleaned, 81;
2A-hr. sewer ser bsthtubs and
plrg. fixtures, no priorues. Duke.
uN 2263t
PLUMBING sewers, SINKS. drains
cleaned electrically As low a. So
no results. no charge Anywhere, any
time Including sunday no 's7'
PLUMBING. ALL KINDS. AND
HEATING REPAIRS ALTERA-
TONS, BATHROOMS. TERMS TO
S-bO35
PLUMBING IND SEWER troll
BILE sewers dug, crooks replaced
septic tanks cleaned and Installed IS
Inmates guaranteed Work II l-Ol ~
PLUMBING. SEWERS
Cleaned hy electric. NJ results no
charge 40 digging % hour service.
Guaranteed workmsnsh!p. TT i-st4i.
PLUMRING-Fr ed's Sewer service.
Cleaned electrically. s. and ~ re-
suits or no pay Guar. TY I.196s
PLUMBING SEWER SERVICE
40 digging. no mess, elec machine
Is yrs zap TO $3.50. OR 25fs
PLUMBING sinks cleaned. 81 an
sewers clSAnef electrically: quick
service EL 3eA5 TO s-lSis.
PIT MBING ana heating repairs,
sewers, drains cleaned electrically.
TN 2-0626
PLUMBING. heating repaired and IN
stated Fs,- Me GAIA y IA 1-lilo-
INTERPOLATION service. all mskes
sefVced parts. labor guar 10 s.t1as
RF ROOF for s7si A Ford Windproof
20-yesr-roof FLA terms. LIE 1877.
ROOFING ard siding applied Flint
kote. Easy Terms. Free Estimates.
Call 81 s4si Fully Guaranteed.
INTERSTATE
MOUND AT 10 MILE RD-
R0AEING.- storm windows siding,
piers General repairs Ceiling prIces
Time payments, TO ss3as
ROOFING. SIDING. Al INsELBRlC
GUAR terms = A Porter, TO s-'a73
ROOFS All Kinds repaired new
roofs. 81 i445. Ewes, sun, TY $685.
SCREEN AND STORM
COMBINATION
Windows air seal. permanently sealed
TO your house. A child can change
from summer 10 winter from inside.
3s months ia pay First payment
NOV. ist Free estimates
AAnMAN IfMRLR CO
1900 CLOVERDALE
PROMPT SERVICE
insllted; free estimate
GlLLEsPIE-BACK. Ho 6420
sIDlNG-Insuiated THICK. 2o,year
Neer' Free est. LIE 1897.
STORE fur coats NOW. Cleaning
"Luster Tex" Famous Cleaners.
co III.
WALLS and ceilings washed, wall
paper cleaned: reliable. oil 4s23.
LAWNS AND GARDENS
TOP soil, sodding, shrubs; stone and
manure. Free estimates. OR $500.
MATTRESSES kENOvATED
A DEFENSE against high prices.
Have your mattress renovated. Miller.
ag0s KERCHEVAL LIZ 1894.
MATTRESS renovating: innerspring
reas quality workmanship
guaranteed. Hadley. RIA 5000.
MATTRESSES renovated like new.
guar. Star Mattress Co. no $3.50.
TOOLS AND DIES
S q b MACHINE SHOP, i4052 Sost.
Wayne. Aircraft parts. DE ISIS.
EDUCATIONAL
Prepare now; every
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course includes free spelling,
letter writing, receptionlst, twenty
rules on switchboard operating. tele-
phone answering open days, eve
nings: no interference with present
employment. Write Butler Typist
school for Information Post office
Box eli. Detroit 81. Openings Au-
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ABSOLUTELY THE BEST PRICE
for your refrig washer. vacuum,
radio or appliance. Benjamin Appli'
Ance LIN 2.1p67.
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INVENTIONS developed. protected.
co,n u,erctalixed. Not patent LAWYERS.
HANnIKIT, Firyseight West Adams
Fifteen years here
\ PATENT Your Good IDEAS send
your sketch for confidential ADVICE
Polachek. Patent Att'y-Ensr. 1884
RNAY 1. New Nork.
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Expert Service Directory
and Buyers Guide
ADVERTISING DISPLAY

t'ARisoN STUDIOS - Advertising
displays. posters. 1909 Brush St.
Telephone RA via
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Paints, Linoleums. Beds, Springs
Boots, Ruhbers, Galoshes Cheapl
1901 -2907 GRATIOT
Corner Jos. Campau Bank Bldg
open sun. Q 10 p. NJ, Daily = TO
CORK for Insulation. battleship H.
noleum. lumber for garages complete
steel. steel sash; no prioritles. Joyce
Wrecking. 6235 SchaefG
IDEAL for cottage log table. chairs,
glider. trolling and boat equipment,
beds. blankets, tables. tools. 2-drawer
work bench. Sacrifice. 1897 Buena
Vista TO s-44si
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CARPET CLEANERS. OVERS

REAUTIFUL rugs. upholstered fur-
nlturs cleaned. renovated guaFan-
teed. Insured save money on cash
and carry. Garfield Rug A Furniture
Cleaners. s4a5 fireman ~ o-iaoo'
RliGs ANp uPHOL CLEANED IN
YOUR HOME REGENT RUG CT
TY 1883. OPEN EWES TY i-Oess
UPHOLSTERED furniture and rugs
--.-.-.L In .-LIr hmm OIL Alnh.
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LOKE-T1TE

Storm anc Screen Combination Win
aoxs PAINTED and installed W.
20 pay. Prompt Service. Cal TO
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EXPERT repairing Springs, cushions.
sofas, chairs; also eetsantng, teas.i ]
work done on premises. TY o-zest.
FOR ana unholsterfne- call Crane Up-
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Moving. Storage. Coriage
+. II. WARREN CO.

T., II. " AMEN ".
Move you anywhere 90 and from he.
tween points and places In Illinois.
Indiana. Ohio, Pennsylvania. New
Jersey. New York and the Lower
Peninsula Of Michigan, between
points and places specified above on
TIT 0TT rEud- ana On the other points
and places IN Alabama. Arkansas.
Florida Georgia Iowa. Kansas,
Kentucky, Maryland Massa chusetts
and the Upper Peninsula Of Michigan.
Minnesota, MISSISSIPPI. Missouri Ne.
hrAska. New Hampshire. North Caro-
Ina North Dakota. Oklahoma, Rhode
Island South Carolina, Tennessee,
virginia. West Virginia. Wisconsin
and the District ~ Columbia. Ira
Nersirr Colorado. Utah and Nevada
GOV Hrerating convenience only
MANY CONNECTIONS WAITING
CAS- GIVE YOU SERVICE
q25 LYsA$pER TT $500
EAGLE -- Local furniture. pianos
store fixtures safes machinery. e02
East Warren. II i-2f16
EHAIT Moving Company Local.
Loads or part loads wanted 10 sag
nav 1922 Livsruos IA 1854.
H& ~ MOVING our sptcialt, Graf.
iuE packing, shipping anywhere
LaEht hauling and local moving oil
ftEarder TE f-gult
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PAINTING. PAPFRHANGI$G
KALsOMINE ANYTIME II 2-e77S
PAINTING. decorating. wal wash
ing workmanship guar TO 6-ea5S.
PAINTING. decorating work GUAR
Terms. ~ months no 1891
PAINTING. psperhsnging s. and 10
Can NE 1880
PLAsTERiNG- Exper. ntn cover.
arches. ceiling, 81 kinds NE 1925.
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BUS TRANSPORTATION
PERSONALS

PERSONALS
A LIQUOR habit stopped At home Ar
mold. 2i6l Nat. Bank Bldg. RIA 1884.
! AFTER this date ! will not he re-
sponsible for any debts contracted by
my wife. Mildred Ciavon. Woodrow
! Clavon, 1850 Moore Place.
GALL KLENZ" Recommended by
users. GalistOnes. Liver. Call
/ Bladder. Gas Stomach. TO
! T-17f0
HAIR REMOVED FoREvER-ss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-17
Id Million
Workers
Aid Drive

WASHINGTON, Jan II GNSD
Thirteen million workers in or
gained labor stand ready TO do
double duty as creators Of war
production goods and bond buyers
and statesmen in the Fourth War
Loan
This was made known by both
Go President Philip Murray and
AFL Chief William Green who
said they have called upon their
labor organizations 10 participate
10 the fullest extent IN the drive
which starts Tuesday
II am urging our membership
Ia do two things" Murray de-
Clared BUY bonds 10 the best
Of their ability and elect a Go
war bond chairman in each
plant, shop and yard where We
have members"
Green SAID he was confident
that the-m men and women Of labor
viii reach new heights and ex-
coed the goals reached in previous
bond selling campaigns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-17
VOTE BILL OPPOSED

Nor can I 20 along with the
president on 'te KIND Of a vote
the soldier hsll Wh.ch WaS-pre-
Sentod 70 the SENATE originally by
Senators L.4ca- and Green
am not going 20 open The
way for turning Tho conduct Of
elections and the qualifications
for voters eta4F ~ tite federal gov
crnmont which mans Whatever
adr4pl~tF-,'i taf4 ~ power
VIII DO every thing in nv
power 10 sec that the soldiers get
their opportunity 70 vote be-
-rr7T7TV0 = hilI WI ~ enacted INTO
law which VIII protect that night
But the bin finally passed VIII.
I hopc, also continue those safe
guards against giving powers 10
any administration 20 perpetuatc
itself m office through the power
20 control elections.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-17
Nichols Burial
1sWednesdIdy
Obituaries

Funeral services viii be held
for Arthur S Nichols a. former
mayor OF Worthwhile and for many
yoars a Detroit teacher. AZ 2 p. IN.
" . dnee lay A. the CaStcrline
Funeral Home Worthwhile. Burial
viii be IN Grand Lawn Cemetery.
Mr.. Nichols was born IN Byron
Center. Mich and served A
principal In Detroit schools for
more than IS wears Elected
mayor ~ ,TCyttv1fic III 1899 hc
had hen r1ruhrr ri the
Masonic Order for 20 wears -
lie is survived by his widow
Mrs Ella Nichols. two sons Gar.
field a and Seward -t~n grand
sons and glca'-grandS0n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-17
GIRL I Boys Freeze
To Death in Auto

LEXINGTON. Mass Jan 7
GNSl - An official investigation
was opened today into the frccz-
ing 10 death ol a l6-yeaNold girl
and two youths In an automobile
parked on A lonely road.
The victims were Ruth Place
Is janr kcote. - and his
brother John T. all of Waltham.
Grace Saunders lS, SURVIVING
m Q m b Q r OF tho party, said the
quartet WON'T tor ride and ran
out OF gasoline.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-17
Jewel Thief Slain,
Body Found in Road

CAMBRIDGE, Mass Jan II
tlNSl Greater BoSton> first
r1o Staying BOD several years. came
today with the discovery Of the
body of Arthur Duffy 40 notori-
Gus jewel thief Police SAID the
victim Was apparently killed else
where and hls body taken 10 the
little used road
Duffy "a fugitive from Justice.
had recently flown from Miami
Where hr was awaiting TRIAL for
lLc Lhnll NJ tray Of diamonds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-17
Service Notes.
Medals Awarded
Two Detroiters,
On East and West

Pfc. Charles PentecOSt, 1882
Lakepointe. Crosse PoInte Park,
and Pvt. Francis !. Cough, 1865
Yosemite. Detroit, have been
awarded the Purple Heart medal
after receiving wounds on far
flung battle fronts Cough was
wounded during action with Cen
Clark's Fifth Army IN Italy by an
explosion of hand grenade
PentecOst received his wounds
during the marine invasion Of
Tarawa and is recuperatlng in a
naval hospital in San Diego, Cal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-17
Cdpper Backs
President on
Renegotidtion
BY ARTHUR CAPPER
United States Senator from
Kansas
special To TN DETROIT TINES

WASHINGTON, Jan. III lis.
tened with careful attention 10 the
annual message Of the President
on the state of the Union.
l trust that my general impress
sion Of the message-that it was
largely a campaign speech paving
the way for President Roosevelt
own campaign for reelection to
a fourth erm--will not prevent
me from giving due weight 10 his
trftSfdtTvc proposals
Take the matter Of rencgOtia-
ton Of war contracts believe
renegotistion Of many Of these
contracts is not only iuStifiable
but necessary IN the public in
teIcgt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-17
Second 1t.

NeCOnd IT. JefOme MlspIOn,
1902 Barlow home on turloueh
from Randolph Field Tex was
-frtTfr1r-rt tttSS vivian ttHT=
quette, 1860 tlandor, jerome
IS a former Detroit Times carrier
and has two brothers IN the seT-
zee who also Were carriers tor
this paper. Pfc. George m ihe
AAF % tuciani and Gilbert. an
aviation cadet N ~ Reno. Okla
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-17
SUCH A LAW NEEDED

Contracts we're drawn that, IN
the light OF unit costs under huge
mass Pt-oductTUr, were plainly
unjust. These must be renego-
tiated And the Renegotations
Act should not be repealed. nor
should 1t be 50 amended as viz
tually 10 repeal d.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-17
ARMY PROMOTIONS

To Lieutenant colonel. Mai
Albert =. Champney, former Oh.
rector Wayne County bureau of
taxation
To captains Its James ~.
Blake. l15 Delaware. Eighth AAF.
England Edmund -. Jozel. $3.50
ComStoCk Eighth Bomber com
mand England
To first leuicn4nf, ID Its.
James &. Ash. 1867 ChatsVortb
Carlsbad y. ~ AAF.
To technical sergeant sgt Les
ter r. Titus, 6l5l Kendall. Dear
born. Antilles air command
To staff sergeant sgt George
W. Cromie. 1928 Bcacou,fcld
Camp Crowdcr, Mo
TO teChHICIan, 81 grade: Tech.
Benjamin {. Nernett, SllS DeN-
ter, Pacific Army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-17

On the other hand. the PreSi-
dents device Of changing the
name Of the consumer food sub
Sidy program 10 cost Of food"
program with the same old sub
sides that increase lnflationsry
spending power has NOT fooled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-17
Put These
NEW BOOKS
On Your Bedside Table

Choose one Of these books 70 keep
beside your bed and rest assured
that it will provide you many
happy hours Of relaxation. But We
warn you TO keep an eye on your
clock for its apt 10 tick way past
your bedtime All three books are
exciting, interesting and compell-
ing. And, they're especially suit
able for guest rooms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-17

! shall continue 70 oppose the
consumer food subsidy program,
because / believe II would be IN
fair 10 the producer; that II Will
diminish needed production; and
deceIveS the consumer by seeming
10 promise him something fof
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-17
mo SAD SONGS FOR ME-

b. Ruth Southland. The story of
woman whose settles, love for her bu,-
band gave her courage TO meet her great
est crisis 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-17

Aviation Cadet John ". Pol
lard. 37S6 Ashland has received
an experts medal for. - caIbor
automatic pistol craftsmanship a.
Maxwell Field Ala
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-17
Caily COlored
LUNCHEON
SETS
$50

A bright seyen-picce set Of hand
woven cotton lends a cheerful
note to your table. A s. by 81
inch cloth and SIX matching nap
kins. This set is available in coral,
blue, green and gold colors
Tbrd Floor-Grasa Ritsr AresNe-Seenor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Suspend
Police
Officer

A police trial board today found
Police 1t. Squire Parkinson guilty
OF conduct unbecoming an officer
for mis- alleged threat TO kill q
superior and then ordered him
suspended until May l.
Parkinson was taken before the
trial board after he appeared in
the office Of Chief Of Detectives
Paul Wencel and threatened the
latter with a gun. Parkinson was
angry because of "a transfer
ordered by Weheel.
A veteran of 10 years on the
force, Parkinson based his defense
on the contention that he could
remember none of the events that
TRANSFERRED that day.
Police Commissioner Ballenger,
member of the trial board, told
Parkinson that the comparatively
light sentence was in recognition
of his long service record. Bal
lenger also drew a good conduct
promise from Parkinson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Blaze and Blasts
Wreck Building
In West Fort ST.

A spectacular four.alarm fire,
punctuated by two heavy ex-
plosions and a staccato of smaller
blasts, early today partly de-
stroyed the three-story brio X
building OF the Industrial Re-
Chalmers Co. at 2s27 w. Fort.
Paul Hadwin, 733 Eighth, the
Waterman. said he was tele-
phoning in the front of the first
floor Of the building when the
FIRST explosion occurred, in a
chemical still in the rear.
Paints, thlnners, fabrics and
solvents stored inside we're de-
Stroyed Many Of the drums of
turpentine were salvaged from
the yard.
The building was owned by
Irving Maldaver, 1885 Seward.
There was no estimate of damage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
UntIe Found Guilty
In Draft Evdder Case

Joseph II. Wilkinson. az, of
Wayne, was found guilty of aid
INC and abetting his nephew in
evading the draft by a jury in
Federal Judge Lederle's court
today but an aunt the defend
ants SiSter-in-law. who was ar
rested at the same time, was
acquitted
The nephew Richard Murdoch,
p pleaded guilty of failing to
report 10 his Jackson draft board
for induction, and is awaiting
sentence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Robbery Suspect
Faces Life Term

a warrant which might doom
HIM TO life Imprisonment was is
sued today against Harry Ram
say "a. of 7772 Sherwood, who
police charge. robbed a hosiery
store at 81 w. Grand River Of
$50 Feb. 10
A three time felon, Ramsay,
upon conviction, could be SEN
fenced 10 life under the Mich
igan penal code The warrant
charged robbery armed
Ramsay several years ago was
involved in a series Of candy store
holdupS, police said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
ASKS EOREXPERIS

The DSR provided them with
an office and staff of DSR en-
ployeS TO investigate shd cata-
log some 1000 DSR accidents
A reporter who dropped in 10 i'm
quire about their progress got the
following answers
simpsons not here" said q
clerk Been i'm New York
practically since the investiga-
ton started two weeks ago"
How about Kraft ."
Not here either he's I'm New
York too. Went there last
Friday. said he'd be back next
Wednesday" replied the clerk
We'll, then. III talk To Prof.
election.
Cant do that. he's in Pitts
burgh. He was around for about
two days when the investigation
started, and somebody said he
was here one day last week. bat
didn't see him"
Asked how the three experts
hoped 10 study Detroit traffic
conditions and DSR driving habits
IN New York and Pittsburgh
General Manager Bullock said
These men are high priced
experts. All three OF them can
command from SIPS to $50 a
day any time. 80 YOU cant eN-
pect men OF that caliber To
spend every day for four
months here for $4,000.
STAFF nN-IHE- JOB
Their stan IL compiling all
the reports for their study and
recommendations. They can do
that a. well in New York a. i'm
Detroit. I know. because was
an expert once myself" Bullock
grinned. ~ went down 10
Pittsburgh two or three times
at 500 n day, hut did my eN-
porting right here at the DSR.
III these men don't find
thing wrong here. the money II
still We'll spent Then the
people will at least know that
nothing il radically wrong"
The reporter stopped back "a
say goOdby 20 the clerk.
What are YOU fellows doing
while the experts are away ?"
he asked.
Getting writer's cramps"
was the reply You know,
that exporting business IL good
work If Won can get II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
City Asks State
Withhold Lots in
Housing Project

City council today approved
recommendations Of interracial
advisers. labor leaders and hous-
ing authorities 10 petition the
state land office board 10 with
hold sale Of 100 lots in the Eight
Mile-Wyoming area where a pro
jected model Negro residential
neighhorhood would be estab-
liShed
The move was the first by the
city 10 clean up bhghted areas
as a step toward bettered racial
feelings and improved housing on
a permanent basis.
II the state board accedes to
the request. the federal housing
agencies will first erect $50 tenn
porary housing units, as an emer-
gency measure. At the same time.
the council instructed the city
plan commission 10 proceed with
specifications for the model area.
The entire project includes 231
acres
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
81 Civilians Honored
For Work With Army

Army service force inSigni las
were presented TO-DAY by Col Paul
y RCineCke. dStuct engineer for
The L. : Army no n civilian
employees of the I S. lake survey
branch Of the army map service.
for mcrItnGOuS work rendered
over a period of 20 years.
Oldest of the employees IN point
of service were @ c. Hattery and
Sherman Moore, who have served
for a. wears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Funeral Monday
For Mrs. Cdpizzi

Requiem high mass will be sung
for Mrs. Marguerite Capizzi
mother Of IA. Capizzj Ford
Motor Co attorney. at Holy Fam
lily Church, Gal Hastings, Monday
al 9 a. m.
Mrs. Capizzi, u, died Thursday
after a lengthy illness. She had
been failing since the death OF
her husband a year ago.
Following the mass, 10 be sung
by the Rev. Fr. Benedict Fer
retti. burial services will be con-
ductai al Mt Olivet Cemetery.
Surviving, in addition 20 her
son, is q daughter, Mrs. Stephanie
Maleci9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Store Manager Held
With Trio in Robbery

Three youth aHA iiiirt- manager
Of sho" store ~ 1887 Harper
We're arrested fntaY bN police on
charge that thel conspired 70
rob tpFa-e.f ~ ttrss-ttt4 ri shoes
7TTTrf fUU V1TT IT @5JFS Td>f WOn-
day.
They arc William Jacques 25
manager 81 the store VINO hives
20 sll5. Senator John Hannlgan
20 OF 1870 NUdon Donald Car
ter rs Of 1900 Naydold and
Donald Asher 49, Of laos String
ham. Ninety eight pam of shoe,
have been recovered police added
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Max Decides
All Is WE'LL

Max MuraSzewSki had a change
OF heart today and decided that
l44-- it7ff4t--i- mt off ttt1r spirit Of
domestic felicity after all.
II was only a feW Weeks ago
Feb ! thS-t MuraSZeMskI was
granted a divorce. He charged
cruelty contending She didn't
maintain a home full of the
spirit of domestic felicity
Today Nuraszcw>ki appeared
before Circuit Judge Friedman
and asked that the decree be set
aside
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Bus Wreck Injuries II

MT CLEMENS, March 10
One passenger was in serious con-
dition in ST. Josephs Hospital to-
day and 10 others were nursing
bruises as the result of a Grey
hound bus Swerving from the
highway and plunging through a
railing three miles south of Ro-
meo last night,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
Puppet Shot in Serbia

NEW YORK. March 10 CUP) -
The Nazi-Controlled Betera -
radio reported today that Col
Miles MarSalovich. chief of the
puppet Serb cabinet. had been
wounded fatally by AN unidenti-
fed gunman Wednesday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-11
BY ELMER WILLIAMS

Before all this came up, La
mont Chestnut, court reporter for
Judge Skillman. Was perfectly
contented to ride out the war in
his battered oid car.
Then, a few weeks ago, began a
series of events which make a
mockery of life.
Chestnut WAS left a modest leg
acy by an aunt who lived in Ider-
ton. Ont, near London, Among
the requests was a new Pontiac
sedan. driven less than 100 miles.