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Evening star., 1944-02-18
|Capper Eu|oeizes
mrs. Frances Willard
Founder Of WCTU

THE dauntless, persistent and in.
domitable character" of Mrs. Fran.
ces E. Willard, founder of the Won.
ans Christian Temperance Union
was eulogized by Senator Capper
Republican, Of Kansas yesterday In
an address at special memorial serv.
lces held by the District chapter OF
the union in Statuary Hall at the
Capitol.
Speaking before about so mem
bers and guests on the 46th ami
versary Of the death of Mrs. Willard
Senator Capper said: Just as the
life works of the Master Himself
Washington and Lincoln were con-
tinued after their passing, so shall
the spirit and work of Illinois most
illustrious daughter live in the souls
OF millions of American women
Senator Capper was introduced by
Miss Elizabeth Smart, legislative
director of the National WCTU, as
was Representative Russell, Demo
crat, OF Texas, who joined in high
tribute to the memory OF the tenn
perance leader.
Let us always cherish the
thoughts and actions of Mrs. Will
lard and the examples she set. We
must begin our fight against crime
and juvenile delinquency by start
ing at the country's booze shops"
the Texas legislator said. "All of us
here today lead better lives because
Of Mrs. Wizards work and we
should try to emulate her sweetness
of spirit. love for others and trust in
God. We can make no finer tribute
than that"
Two secretaries of the local unit,
Mrs. Cleve Pulber and Mrs. Mildred
Hurley. placed a wreath of white
carnations and ivy leaves at the
foot of the statue of Mrs. Willard
which was unveiled 80 years ago.
A gift from the State of Illinois, it is
the only monument to a woman in
Statuary Hall.
Evening star., 1944-02-18

{ a y l o I Lne
N a v US Liberia
tors, which have
some hair rails
in 6 encounters
In the clouds.
The job of the
Americans is to
hunt su b m a
rines and they
avoid so far as
poss ible fights
with hostile air
craft W hic h
would only de-
tract them from
t h ir essential
u-nrk R11f fhis ic
Evening star., 1944-02-18

not always possible-for example in
the case of the Liberator piloted by
1t. F. A. Welsh of Rockford, ILL.,, re-
Gently.
The craft was on routine pa
troll. Suddenly 1t. Welsh found
himself surrounded on all sides by
the German fighters. They were
climbing for the deadly roll" and
would pour everything they had into
the big bomber.
- The craft had been caught in a
patch of clear sky. For miles around
the pilot could spot only one tiny
cloud in which, he calculated, he
could remain invisible for about 10
seconds. He dived into it. The in
terval of hiding, during which he
could change direction to fool the
enemy, was enough. The Germans
could not calculate in which direc-
ton he would come out of the cloud
and broke up their formation. This
gave him an opportunity to make a
break for a much larger cloud area
where he could hide indefinitely.
Among the pilots engaged in this
hide e-and-seek game with the JUS
are 1t. John R. Crowgey Of Emory
Va, and 1t Harry M. Fridley, 1850
Harvard street NV. The enlisted
men include William B. Ayotte. 2la
c street NV; Lannes B. Williams
ir., 2800 Devonshire place NV; B
F.. Dryden. 3519 Thirteenth street
NV; C. R. Rowdybush. Kensing-
ton, Nd, and E. r. MacInnis, 1880
Otis street NE.
Called Exciting Game.
1t is an exciting game, as de-
scribed by 1t. Crowgey. Especially
is this true on bright. moonlight
nights when they patrol along the
French coast. One of their jobs
Is to try to silhouette craft below
them in the path of the moon tc
determine whether they are French
or Spanish fishing boats which may
have strayed innocently across the
deadline prescribed for them, or
subs disguised as fishing craft.
Week after week may pass with
out any incident. 1t. Crowgey's
own single thrilling experience was
in the recent Bay of Biscay battle
when his craft got into the range
of the 5-inch guns of two German
destroyers. 1t was able to get away
however, by ducking back over the
overcast and few minutes later
sent down about two tons of bombs
on the hostile ships.
Lannes B. Williams, jr.. 20, Is a
petty officer on duty as an aviation
radioman. He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Maverick, jr., who
live here at 2800 Devonshire place
NV.
An honor graduate Of Wilson
High School, Petty Officer Williams
enlisted in the Navy in July, 1912
and was trained as an aviation ra-
dioman and a naval air gunner be-
fore being sent overseas. He has
been awarded the Good Conduct
Medal. Before enlisting, he was
president of the Junior Brotherhood
of st. Andrew at the st. Adams
Episcopal Church here.
Ayotte Is Machinist.
william B. Ayotte, 80, Is an avia-
ton machinist. He has been in the
Navy about IA years and was as
signed to Liberator duty in England
last September.
Machinist Ayotte has made his
home here since 1896 when, sta
toned at Anacostia, he met and
later married the former Miss Helen
Porter, a Washington resident. Mrs
Ayotte is living at 213 c street NV.
and working at the Carroll Arms
Hotel.
Two Of Machinist Ayotte's broth
ers are in the service, while third
y employed in, an aircraft factory
n Kansas City.
Evening star., 1944-02-18

ATTEND MEMORIAL SERVICES-Ohicials of the Womans
Christian Temperance Union shown members of Con-
gress yesterday in Stauary Hall at the Capitol
memorial services Willard founder
OF the union Left to right Representative RUSSELL
ocrat Of Texas; Miss Elizabeth Smart national egsa-
tive director Mrs Ida W. Ramsey president Of District
chapter, and Senator Capper, Republican, Of Kansas
Star Staff Photo
Evening star., 1944-02-18

War job for housewives! Help
make explosives by saving every
drop Of waste kitchen fats. Take
them to your meat dealer.
Evening star., 1944-02-18
American Flyers Tell
Of Battling JU SSs
On Hunts for U-Boats
BY THOMAS r. HENRY,
Star Staff CORRESPONDENT.

LONDON. Jan. 27 (By MaiD.-
The deadly Junker 88s, German two
engined fighters, hunt in wolf packs
of eight to ten over the Bay of Bis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-26
SCIfAEEER ROAD

- RcOCks NORTH or mile
Res t4 birk Duplex siusles : he'd
moves sol In
Can j0hn Qun.an. CH fs22
ar CNEfi ur Harper herf n
steam tra' gar 600 s. 0oo
drN' ,c.wars Nalsde TtNe1o
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NEW HOUSES FOR SALE
A Defense Homes Project


800 DoWS MOVE RIGHT ~
CaN John Quiriar. CnCrB 4sZl
EAST DETROIT Glst.ts Mic Sac
SEQ hedr1oWt fiIr frafIffe
afffc Basement 5000 Tio1r .Irr.
'aNns and insurance 81. tr'.r Tn.
ds, 1908 Eight Mnr fr ftn4
GRATlOT-7 NILE SEC BRICK
= r'oms affica.iIe fea'lres - BE-
PINK school. Transportation brick
res'ficted hcShnorrs S. tgU $500
down lf5n3 East : Mne ~ 1858
a COMPLETE SELECTION
SEQ our models feadf il move .r.
bedroom home fui tflr rtrr--eu-.
soft 0f Gfafn' NIr &sr
onN SIS month Ottr model 10
desirable iocfr0rs orN 5000 a9Wu
See iHe~e hrcr homes tatt
'FNFR & WIISGN
f.-ft fg,f Milo TU fE.e
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FRUIT TREES (9Ol

Ready 20 bear. large home with
complete plumbing stoker steam
heat hig modern kitchen, , acres.
another new hldg l9NlO0
cklGER RPALTOR h q. 1850
1927 r. 9 MILE HAZEL PARK
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ROOSEVELT so37-Large unfur.
nished room, downstairs, good
transportation. Tyler 1904
ST JEAN. Attractive room.
couple girls excellent transporta-
ton IvanhOe 6057.
VAN DYKE. 1900 Comfofta0ie
room refined home excellent
transportation. lvanhoe 1854
COLOREp Furnished room respect
able single gentleman or lady re-
fined home. Townsend 6-7i16 after
four.
col, ORED Comfortable furnished
room. SINGLE genilemap excellent
Transportation Tyler a.s923
lcoLORED 2f36 McDoueai. Gentle
man private or sleeping rooms
Isonf frauanoFtaftIp f
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ArNAAAa
i'r light work operatrnr blueprint
mnchuc eNperiencc not necessary .
e1od sa.arf WlN.e learning Cal MI
snIdsfman IA ssO0 ii
FkDEBAE MOTOR TRUCK co.
57s0 FEDERAL
GIRLS so pies records and speak
over mttEsrhone - % - wears
not over 100 pounds S30 per week
for bir nouf SHIFT work DO not
phone inter-, eNed n person ONLY.
Modern Music CO 1870 Woodward.
Girls ANp WOMEN
Tor lght factory work essential
ppn' - hour week permanent posi-
p hn Nffrf nHf VINO rules sIpIY.
WOLF DETROIT ENyELQPE fCo.
$50 PlQpEI"-s. 7. - ~
GIRLS. Women-Caoosa an essential
loh. postwar security fun or part
time incentive plans. higher WAGES
Work 10 music Detrou's largest mod
laundry. Must be ciiE under WMPC
BANNER LAUND 2.33 BROOKLYN
GIRLS or WOMEN
tENELAI. OFFICE WORK
- HOUR WEEK
MUST COMPLY Win WNpC
BORDEN s. iCF CREAM co
1907 DEXTER
GIRLS COLOREp
t.r soda fountain hieh salary. meals
iHa uniforms furnished Three conv
infcrf cVIns ,tut'rs 1927 Twelfth
ST. li1i GrsWoIG g6G2 Gratiot.
CINNtNCHAN'
GIRLS Women inexperienced 20
team salad rnll making cooks.
WMfrrtsrs s'C Meals. uniforms FORE
ulshr1 ~ Fate evening or sun hours
Nlot ft ttS lnl CLIFFORD
Room 6l2 tmwr Blde
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FLATS FOR SALE

BLVD -W trR%OE Siam 4 rms
tafrL-------A 0r.fe sep furnaces,
eaf4re. large ioi ~ BOO handles
FI.stA REALTY 4 INVEST. 90
f-i7 81 FORT w. l-iioo
FFKRN So near seroad Flne htiek
ahihie good condition move m one
eide f.n' me afncr = O. stlmps6n
- -44s.-i M = 4l=st-f7.4
HOMER WARREN 4 60
HOOKLH .a2 -5-5 separate steam
,fs Sfito 81 $3.50 IN EsJon RA.
slsf
HOG OIs near Gfanot orick N
Tpof h-t AZ curdricn double
-sfser Substantial down. payment
81 i4ot
j vs. CARNEY loa22 CHALMERS
CpLpBEr Milford ana stanford
units approx $3.50 mo- income
s4tilf.r Sfs 200 terms Make otter
HANNAH fi3 p Kfrnv TR 2-e5N
COLOREp auGk pos "a. IA Gen
r0fs f8m. q furnaces beautiful
condition orfy 81 200 an r.. G.
chen. t. COOS
COIoEEp iFtAT- NApOLEO
NJ 900
$3.50 t.vo SChVsfty Cadillac 1870
co ORED Breckrrrldrr 21rds 2.
fam SEQ stove hf $500 DOWN.
sLOBiN TR I-o366 rs 7-7il5.
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SHARE LIVING QUARTERS

COLOREp serviceman's wife Vail
share her fOur-room apartment
with nice clean. middle aged settled
working couple Tyler 7-7238
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
a RETTER- POSITION

OFFlCE-TECH MECHANICAL
MEN-WOMEN--- ROYS- Girls
Come lu Write of Phone ga $50
Def SkLECTlNE SEEN BUREAU
1915 LAFAYETTE BUILDING
JONES EMPLOYMENT 4It Bcu-
hien Coiorcd fRcforl workers
hotel cafe counter stt+@ A4s+.4> -,t-
noe WORKERS. $25-S30- $3.50 Columbia
1910
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Situations Wanted--Femole


DAYS work $3.50. carfare ~r-n 3
days same place, lafayette $3.50
coiored " m a b
wishes daNs Laundry cleaning
g. 90 car'are. Ttmple 2-6sl1
EXPERIENCED colored lady wishes
DAVIS Laundry 50. carfafe. Tenn
pie 33905 afternoon
EXPERIENCED colored girI Wlsnes
DAYS laundry cleaning So car
fare Melrose 27s7
EXPERIENCED colored lady WISHES
iaHs cieaniue iaunqL 81 car-
'arc Mclrosc 1886
EXPERIENCED coiorcd sirI WISHES
restaurant work. Day or nights
Madison ila.
GIRL wishes days cleaning. good
uoner Townsend 6-40s6
NEAT experienced coiored c,r wishes
job nurse maid ~ mothers helper
40 sundays Home nights Mad son
NEAT experienced colored gn
wishes waitress or bar work.
Ttlrose g34l
NEAT colored Woman desires part
time loo TY 7-730s
TANK about After the war %
F1nanciai ins'itHtion has openings
stcnn typis's. cashiers boUhkeepers
general --.4t- ----t-re- "A m; ~
Lafayette Bldg
WALL WASHER Thoroughly eNpe.
rienced done neatly he.' Of ref
erences TRINITY 2og7i
COLORED srl wishes par, time dsy
work eNpeuenced On TIMING sles
iadT driving elevator operator and
yrOrR W0fk TR 2-29si
COIORr.D WOMAN Wishes Washing
and ironing 50 and carfafe Town
send s-1u6I
COLORED lady wishes daN Nofk On
par' time TFmrle- I. gTns
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PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
COMPLETE REAL ESTATE Service.
seldom A Johnson, Inc, offices.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUY a BUSINESS
AFTER YOU Buy WAR BONDS
ROOM HOUSE rms M WaRd.
All sleeping rent $50 inr SlfT.
niceiy furnished Why pay rea'o
SiOO down
% RMS Trumrun Into - srts
Win water 3 baths reRiy dee
rent sion nc X37n -spod sGSalo.
$500 down
10 RMS " SIDE. All apls oi,h
water I baths steam ~toAe-.
lease rent Sad ine N25Q Yu
car hank money here 81 go dn
q RMS Woodward All slerrIng.
win water same oVrrr ~ WIS
= ease sim hrck always rHed
owner sick must. sell 81 unu dr
Class & West S+ae cufurr fraI
spot for i've wire Lease Amer.
CAn ncighhprh0pd must be seen fo
De apprec lated IS 600 fuN price
CLASS g. ~ dancing ~ Food 81
tAo 20 81 pn0 week hlI. rrss
iFe transfer cor -rasr quota
Figure profits here fonrse-i pef.
ntch SIS 900 down
MANY MORE To CHOOSE 'FEOM
~ - LIS 90 a--
BUY OK SELL Your BUSINESS thrsugh
KELLEY REAL ESTATE 410s
Woodward ~ Forest-TE 2-370o
SOLID substantial meat. groceries.
product business. doing business 20
wears Owner getting TOO old TO grte
proper care Price reasonable Mr
karfeles, as35 BOY road TNicf
H-U9pt
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HOUSEKEEPING RooMs

BASEMENT one room and kitchen
elite Tor day worker. NorthlaNn
1893,
FOUR furnished Housekeeping rooms
girls only convenient factories OK
cellent transportation. DreXei ale5.
FOURTEENTH 633e AZ Ferry Park
rooms. suitable tor girls
FREE rent and board 10 couple for
wiies services. Vermont 6-62a6
INDIANDALE. 2072 Large kitchen.
cite bath. refrigerator, isht. gas.
sink, automatic heat
ONE room ana kitchen uuiei couple
preferred excellent TRANSPORT n tesi.
TYLER 5-3iaO
THREE light housekefplg rooms
adults. C~ntYsi 1276 Miller ri
Rgs.uo.rfafe LI.,,..r C,.-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-26

FINER N, CLARK
HOUSES FOR SALE

WI SOLD ONFE -FOUR MILLION
DOLLARS WORTH or HOMES
LAST YFNN
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

WOMEN WANTED-Aees rs 20 4s:
pleasant light work sundays ana
holidays of. experience unnecessary .
good wages. Apply Grsnnan Bakeries.
Inc, 1870 iVth St, bet~een 3 a. m.
ana .. m.
WOMEN OF DETROIT :
White Tower. good job. clean work
INK conditions, no experience. good
salary, advancement meals. uniforms
free 3fa6 Cas-. 1910 h. jefferson,
1850 " Vernon. 1919 Woodward.
WOMEN PIN Settlers
Colored. ages rs 10 80 experience not
necessary v good pay
PALMER PARK RECREATION
6Mile Rdi, bel Woodward John r
WOMEN. GIRLS AT LEAsT 40
FANNY FARMER CANDY SHOP
81 GLENDALE. HIGHLAND PARK
APPLY BETMEEN \ AND II A. NJ
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Girls

fo F. rptuor .Ierfral u.ork tlu n,
pafi time AprIN
-fl n ka1emaD or 5000 " Fort
Girl. f1- General Office Norl i, 30.
tsH Goa office experience prefer
yea plt uut obligatory
SSGE MACK pT AZA dAoO
'''N' IN i|]NE+N it1'
GIRLS White and e0l0red a, npc,
plrasant surfougdtues. posf,,ar or.
pl6,mept good WAGES EAfITIISS
CiRTAIN IArrNpRy 4-37 ~,
horst ,s.r proa3etre.,
10,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-26
HOUSES FOR SALE

DEARBORN. West-s250 HANDLES
2-hedroom modern homes. refrigsra-
tor ana stove included prewar con-
structon basement tile features,
space tor room ~ attic. Office, 35nl
South Telegraph, Dearborn 1866 Ira
Hntlhklsh @
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-26
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

BOY. "a wishes work after school
Townsend s-0ubi
COIORED man wants lob A. FIRE
man 10 years experience on train
ana furnace Temple 2-05l2 q. m.
% O. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-26

SHIPPING poves crates al sizes
available prompt deliveries com.
Pete packing fNr overseas srfpmpnfs
INTERSTATE LUMBER 60
Mound A. l0-NIe Rd ST. s4sl
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BOARD AND ROOM

CONNER $40 Gentlemen or ladies'.
excellent meals and transportation.
Call Or. 1882 after 3 p. m
COLORED - Fleming. 1855 room
board defense workers, good
transportation Twinhrook i-fl1s
COLORED Room and board two
lie "a III --LL-I.
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PORTER
,T'NNINGHANtS

F0RTFRS White or cainred Cor dsy
ard niEb- work SALARY 20 start
$3.50 See charles AUcn Aldeu Iark
Manor s1No D. Jefferson
POslTfONS security ana ppporunl-
t.cs IN await mrtaiurglsi talum
'0ln experience .yosf cstimatefs
factory efptf tHrc craftsmen Al
methanicA. fuundrv contact men
ese' 1F and pattern experience a.
fFtsrf lwf'TnIrr Contact nearest
h. nal--4- t4.r-r4-l .-r-l,--- Cen
'.f'n'a' Aviation ans Eul nef-iug
Corp % Henu 80 ~ CaN c. el7a
Fn $50 one row 10 war Vors
p. ertIcNtd
TEFsSFE SrOTIfE
'0 FG0 .UHH dlN .Iraritl dcraff
0~tr' Ch7rIDyn Ham -ou trans
p0rtaNrr Sew 49, SNI.
SAINT WASH lAlNpNf
fI.H M.fff
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Packard Motor Car Co.
1880 r.. Grand Blvd. Needs
Clerks - Typists

80 ~ ' 80 I'm VI INN AflhE
key Punch. Telctype Operators
DtCTAPHONE OPERATORS
AVAILABLE UNHER WMPC
PHOTOGRAPHERS wa,nts experienced
printer Tor dark room. excellent
work Ir c0ngilioDs top pay pubs
overtime UN' z Sos
fRESSRHS EXPERIENCED can aver
axe top wages year around morn
INK and afternoon shifts also shak-
ers and folders no experience needed.
Michigan Modern Ovcrall Cleaners.
$500 Rosolavn no s3ii
PROFITABLE postwar security fof
culored girls with old established
business. grade school education nee
essay. age 20 - 81 choice OF 3
shifts Call Mrs Mowan between
9 80 and p m Cadillac $3.50
REGISTERED nurse one willing 20
learn industrial work for midnrh,
SHIFT west side war pant, must be
eNElhle under WMpC Plan. Write
BOX 1aOq Detroit Times 80.
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SALEStADIES

small wear good sslarv. pleasant
working conditions Fourth noor
Lane Hryant. lf52 Farmer -
SALFSLAIitS
tor rre~sc- hosiery and sp0rtsWear.
With on without experience Ful OF
part time
LAJOliF $500 WOODWARD
SHIRT press operators haut finish
ers ana folders highest wages paid
1851 Woodrow Wilson, Townsend
s233N
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HOUSES FOR RENT
FLATS FOR RENT
HOTELS
Furnished Rooms Tor Rent

ATTRACTIVE room reasonable o.
sr sra lul with children Few
nIents tn.-crsIt, 62f2
BOULEVARD East Crane -2
hnnoErsl froD, double water s.
CLIFTON 612s warren Liycinast
Iaree room, suitable FOR i've
T'ier ,bls42
I.--.------..------
furn ned gouws gentleman pE-
t7ie honey NIAGARA 61a,. n,
Hull SO Highland rark room hali
block from car an1 bus Intet-
sits l.u1lf
L-.- iA-l-il. i,s.,il..s - O. = 'sf-stf'----'f
he'd Yoan hN.eh home Ec0fif-
man NNceNc1f 'faosnor,attop Tafg
n ApLtKlpGF Room vouDa ltl.
stsf Ramona lteatcl- sxreilcr'
f71troff 4f.nn Prsfee 1902
MONTFEEN -i56 Room tNo slf.s.
private home excellent frsnspur'a.
frn Townsend lssg
rIrAsANT room in private quiet
homo gentleman. TO. sNs2ei.
73oi Calvert
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COLORED MEN 4 BOYS

AGES rs To tU
GOOD STEADY fDp
WITH POSTWAR SECURITY
LAI SIR JONES ot s0NI
COlOEFp NFN IStH.ap iaf.rtr
ine mud painting ou irlus t-IGs
work gonu vatesi permanent posi-.
ton northeast section App'F rlNo,
D. NDNlchuis
COlORED MAN or BuY OVER I-
ABLY KIT a-l4 Fanny f-sl >f- -
CANDY SHOP ql GLENDALE ~ J..
MUST COMPLY UNDER WNpC
-CllHLl-Il fir,,i
clerk wanted itDs, Wtetst Apply
a. ioi6 Bcauhcn near Theodore
CoLORED bus hoys Apr., Miss Nci-
son. Hnte Iuuer GrAna Clrols ~
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ETergreen 7.Mile. West

Desirable 5-rm. hung, years old.
uh jining nm laree fenced yard;
screens, storm sash. SIDE ar Only
So, $50, worth 81 0e0 81 500 viii
handle
BRUToN REALTY CO. We. $3.50
FERNDALE q RMS 90 LOT :
1870 gar. iuli base sunbeam fur
name 3 hsdrms 50 500. 81 .275 dn.
CRlGER REALTOR X. O, 1859
1927 r. o MILE HAZEL PARK
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DINE AND DANCE
WAR WORK WANTED

EAT AT SHORES
1900 W Warren Yea. SChaefar
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% -h d., ia i.F
fO MINUTES WALK
tpoN-GkT NrMHEE N

~ FORD MOTOR CGNPANY
Modern rrH 3-tedrpl N homes pav.1
Streets f4u basement nor air FUR
ratt, good schoa and churches.
street raf riHe fus transportation
MtiN D)D r. HIDING COMPANY
lflt2 HfNKY STkfET VI 1870
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.t.a o fn d IL d
oprFbToPs
- a., .t., ,..,.,,
E,sr .Ipt, "a 40 ~ ,Nr
IpFAL WORKING. CONDITIONS
OSIC r Grand Plvd
- - 'iiu - w.
''r'
C0MPTOMETER OPTR
t''f N9lN sH.9 pay noun
Wees CAV, MlG tttulA 'uhs.
FISHER BODY
FLEETWOOD UNIT
w FORT AT WEST Esd SITS.
..,,,,t,r,,.,.,.-,..
rIna r5si ~ ~ machine KIN '5 6r,i, 5,r
t.,.,.1s min n '''''' re-,
typ.tS lIe clerks mai .lr.
SoCONT VACUUM on co
sos lN Grand Blvd rr Mltb.
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Evening star., 1944-07-07
Catholic Missionaries
|Die in U. 5. Siraiinq
JAS laps Bar Signals
By the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, July IA bishop and
81 Catholic priests, brothers and
nuns being transported in q jap
anese internment boat OF the coast
Of New Guinea were killed last Feb
ruary 6 by a strafing attack from
American Mitchell bombers, the Rev.
Anthony May, mission procurator Of
the monastery of the Society Of the
Divine Word at suburban Techny,
said yesterday.
His announcement said the sisters
made frantic pleas for permission to
signal of the American attackers,
but the Japanese denied the pleas.
He said those killed included the
bishop, the Most Rev. Bishop Fran
els Wolf, s. v. D.; eight priests and
18 brothers, all Of the society, ana SO
nuns Of the Sister Servants Of the
Holy Ghost, whose American head
quarters also are at Techny.
There were 146 missionaries In
the group being transported up the
coast in the boat, he said.
No Protection for Trip.
!, Father May issued this statement:
when Gen. MacArthur's forces
in New Guinea began pushing the
enemy toward Madang and Wewak,
the japanese found 1t advisable to
transport all the interned Catholic
missionaries farther up the coast.
Without benefit of air protection,
the Jap ship bearing our 146 mis-
sionaries started out from Wewak
for Hollandia.
Before it reached port, American
flyers moved in to strafe the passen-
gers crowded on deck. The frantic
Evening star., 1944-07-07

der. 8. v. D., one Of the % survivors,
had written him that the japanese
made them march 8 miles inland
with heavy packs through deep mud
to build = camp for themselves. I
He added that they had to make
the trip from the camp to the coast
once week and that others died
from the exertion and exposure.
The aged missionary Also said
Father Jacob. s. v. D., and Brother
Emmanuel, s. v. D.. were shot by
the japanese for protesting the loot
Ing Of mission property and that
Father Kotrba, 8. v. D., of Chicago
was taken away"
Father May added that the society
would send 20 new missionaries to
New Guinea on August 8 and Is
others win be ordained on August
Is. OF the $50 missionaries OF the
society on New Guinea before the
war, IS are dead and so are missing,