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The Omaha guide., 1944-05-27

Roy Watkins, Udoxie Goodwin, Rob
ert Freeman, Vienna Jean Watkins,
Jack West. Odessie Goodwin. Weld
on Dyson, Margaret Williams. VII
liam Chaetaaw, Agnes Morris and
Sammy Lee
The President Mrs. Jewell Ware,
is directing the play.
General Director OF BTU. Mr.. c
q. Watkins.
The Omaha guide., 1944-05-27

WOMEN MEN!
BE INDEPENDENTS

WORK EASY HOURS FOR
YOURSELF Even School Children
make IT'D to s12 ON SATURDAYS
SALES GUARANTEED ID to
and MORE THAN 1O0T DAILY
CASH PROFITS TO YOU
SHOW Sterling, Large Sparkling
Wall Notices, Multi-colored III
GREEN, GOLD, RED. SILVER
Religious, Patriotic, Sentimental.
FATHERS DAY. SELL on
SIGHT, Lists FREE, but Seeing
IS Believing and sample is only CSC.
Postpaid and Returnablel DO IT
TODAY Write Sterling Sign
Sales, P. o. Box go, Omaha, ?,
Nebr-
The Omaha guide., 1944-05-27
Tully's is Always Topsl

Have you passed BY TuIly's Hat
Store, located at 18th and Douglas
Streets If so, you couldn't help
but pause to look at one Of the most
modern displays OF HATS ever
shown in Omaha. No matter how
large or small your facial contour
FULLY has something to become
your face and something that you will
Be proud to wear anywhere knowing
are wearing the best and the
last word IN styles
Follow The Crowd to TULLY'S-
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NEGRO WOMEN SET
RIFETTNG RECORD

-If - A-h1 111GG4ND
One hundred and four rivets IN 40
seconds
All women riveters At the Lock
heed plane plant at BEhank. Calf
have been challenged nv Elizabeth
Nernando and Cleo Glover, Negro
riveting team. to heat this record
which the pair set recently, the Oh
fice OF War information said. The
teams feat was attested BY Joseph NJ
Alvey, group supervisor who conduct
ed z special time test. The Young
women work on bomb bay doors for
the PV-1 Ventura bomber, among
the first American planes consistent
ly to bomb the Japanese homeland OF
Paramushiro, -northermost bastion
OF the Nippin home ~defenses-
One hundred and four Is inch
rivets were placed in the drilled hol-
'es and we're completely rivted in 12O
seconds BY this team, the group su-
pervisor's record revealed.
Miss Vernando and Miss Glover
started work at LOckheed one year
ago, building PV-1 bomb doors.
They came in as inexperienced work
ers but today are considered to Be
two OF the fastest women ~riveters in
the plant.
The pace set by Production Con
troll at Lockheed's Factory A, where
the PV-1's are built, IS a fast one
Components are delivered to the fac
tory with rhythmic speed Team
work such as that Of Miss Vernando
and Miss Glover make II possible for
the pace to be maintained
When asked how they retained such
a high degree Of efficiency, Miss
Vernando said, You can become ef-
ficient doing anything if you have
rhythm in your work"
Miss Glover said, Whether you're
using a machine gun, or a rivet gun,
you have to have rhythm"
And they prove It. For with
rhythm OF motion and the rhythmic
rat-tat-tat Of their rivet gun, they
have established a record that has
at Lockheed-
The Omaha guide., 1944-05-27
CUT By WOMAN

Herb Jeffries, the former Duke
Ellington crooner and ex-movie-
Bronze Buckaroo', is nursing an
ugly facial scar as a result OF knit
ing by a mysterious woman in front
OF a Hollywood nightery. The az
fray happened last week and Los An
geles police say that despite the fact
that p stitches were necessary to
mend the moonlight cash in the ac-
tors face, he insistently refuses to
identify his assailant nor would he
prosecute her. (PPNS).
Of arts, master Of science, master OF
social work, and bachelor Of science
in library service from the Univers-
ity's president, Dr.. RUFUS r. Glenn
ent.
The Omaha guide., 1944-05-27
so Freedmen's Cadet
Nurses Participate in
u. S. Induction Services

Fifty cadet nurses from Freedmen-
Hospital were among the more than
700 nurses who participated i'll the
national induction services OF the u.
S. Cadet Nurses Corps at Constitu-
ton Hall, Washington. DC. Saturday
May 49, The exercises. Witnessed
BY relatives and friends OF the nurses
who packed the spacious auditorium
were broadcast over a national hook
The Omaha guide., 1944-05-27

SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH
She Senior BYPU- Dept. of the
Salem BTU. is presenting Our
Years Ahead, a missionary play, on
Sunday, May 25th at s pm
Those taking part In this play are =:
The Omaha guide., 1944-05-27
MT. MORIAH BAPTIST Church
Rev. David ST. Clair. Pastor

Nj. MORiAH BHPlISI LHHrCH
Rev. David St. Clair. Pastor
LET al the earth fear The Lord:
let all the inhabitants Of the zCOrid
stand ~ are of HIM.
Attendance at al services was
good with a number OF visitors pres
ent- Services were IN charge Of the
Pastor who brought a spirit filled
message at both morning and evening
worship. AT the close OF the morn
ing worship three candidates were
baptized
The Women's Auxiliary OF the
New Era State Convention Is holding
a meeting Sunday afternoon at 3 O.
clock at the Church. Everybody i
cordially invited.
Visitors and friends are always
welcome.
The Omaha guide., 1944-05-27

Shake hands with MGM's gala-gay new
musical-comedy gem and you'll Meet
The People,
Il Il
What peoplel What performances A
big-name show-ful. including Lucille
Ball. Dick Powell. Virginia O'Bren.
Bert Lair. rags" Ragland. June Ally
son plus Vaughn Monroe and his orches-
TIA and Spike Jones and his City Slickersl
The Omaha guide., 1944-05-27
&. g. SPAULDING TO BE 18TH
COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER

1T AILANIA UNIVERSITY
Mr.. c. G. Spaulding OF Durham.
North Carolina, president Of the
North Carolina Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company. will deliver the com
mencement address at the 18th COM
mencement exercises conducted by
Atlanta University at six p. m. on
Monday, May %, in the Quadrangle
facing the library on the campus
Approximately sixty-five young mer
aid women will receive the gradual
and professional degrees OF maste.
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o GUEST

HOUSE GUEST
Mrs. T. r. Jones and Mrs. r. +.
Crooms Of Hutchinson, Kansas are
the house guests OF Rev. and Mrs.
David St. Clair. Mrs. Crooms and
Mrs. Jones are the mother and aunr
Of Mr. Duard CTooms, husband OF
Mrs. Irma Lee St. Clair Crooms.
The Omaha guide., 1944-05-27

This IS your Invi-
tatlOn to q song
fest, a love-nest. a
fun-festl When
they aren't ro-
mancing, they re
laughing and dane
ing In this picture
n
The Omaha guide., 1944-05-27

HAMPTON COMMENCEMENT
NAY 2gTH
Hampton Institute, Na-.-Hampton
Institute viii mark the close of an
other academic year next Monday.
The Omaha guide., 1944-05-27

May %. when the seventy fourth an
nual commencement exercises will
take place IN Ogden Hall with an
address BY DR.. Rayford WI. Logan.
head Of the history department at
Howard University.
The Omaha guide., 1944-05-27

z song hits includ-
ing I'm Times
Like These.
+ r 4 =
The time will fly
as Meet The Peo-
pie introducesyOu
to happy times
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LOCAL NEWS

TEA POSTPONED
The Just We" Club viii not hold
their tea as planned Sunday, May %
Please look for a later date.
Mrs. J. E Todd, Pres, Mrs H.
Leland. Chairman.
The Omaha guide., 1944-05-27
BOWELS SLUGGISH?

. Feeling K you lost your best friend
headachy-dul-au because Of sluggish bow
sss Why put up with constipation misery?
tasting chewing-gum Laxative. Chew FEN
A-MINT tonight at bedtime, taking only II
accordance with package directions Next
morning-thorough- gentle relief, helping you
feel swell again. Millions rely On FEEN-A-
EINT Chew like your favorite gum. Tastes
Iood- Try FEEN-A-MINT-a whole family
supply costs only Toe.
The Omaha guide., 1944-05-27

ANNOUNCES ANNUAL MEET
OF NEGRO CHURCHES
The Omaha guide., 1944-05-27

INTRODUCES TTME-SATING
DEVTCE For OP4
The Omaha guide., 1944-05-27

h = n =
Your theatre is
going to play host
TO this lively gang
Of lovers and
laughers. singers
and dancers, soonl
n IN yr n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
Broneos Open
Football Drills

KALAMAZOO. July 10 tUPl-
Summer football practice started
today AT Western Michigan Col
lege with Coach John Gill hopeful
that some so navy VIZ candl-
dates would turn out for the
Bronco eleven this fall.
Transfers Al the close Of the
recent year depleted football ma
terial from the 1913 squad. Gill
reported. and took several promiS-
ing players for this years team
Glen Rodney. Joplin, Mo, and
Charles Kalhflelsch. Dearborn,
tackle: AID Ben Wan. Saginaw
halfbaCk. all navy trainees, are
available for this fall with veteran
civilian Dick Leahy. Chicago
guard. Jim Marks. Kalamazoo
Central. former all-state fullback
will be the only star player out
with the squad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
Resume Play Today
In City Net Meet

First round play in The city
clay courts championships Al De
trolt Tennis Club viii resume to-
day after yesterdays rain-out
Women 5 singles and mems doH-
bleS start tomorrow
Matches today include Tom
OConnor and r T.. BehrnS r
F MlkulIc and J r Walker Al
Gross and Bill ByInes, Al lleizeck
and tSanley Adams, Lee Watts
and Bill MEDICALLY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11

Ut TITF' =
three-yeaf-old colt It's the $1,000
Border City Handicap for three
year-oldS and up 10 he run Al
Black Badges distance SIX fur
longs
There are some fat purses up
before then. The $1,000 Boots and
Spurs Handicap for horses Of
three and up; the $4,000 Test
handicap for three-yeaT-oldS, and
the $500 Godolphin Handicap.
But those events are all Al more
than mile Seven furlongS y A.
lar AS Slack Badge can go and
win
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
LOOK AT BOOTS. SPURS

even Hearts. the tour-year-Old
which Black Badge spotted II
pounds under the scale OF weights
when his victory streak was halted
Al three straight Saturday. viii
have 90 IN The Boots and Spurs
along with that game mare. Wise
Moss.
Nelson DunSIan. the Dearborn
Stables three-yeaT-o hlc h
shocked his followers by running
neHi 10 last. can re-establiAh him.
self in The Godolphin, which is for
three-year-oIdS and should be
right down his alley. But the Dixl-
ana Farms Amber Light Is an
other which will have 10 wait tor
big chance IN the Border City.
The Dlxlana colt doesn't like dis.
lance. either.
A few years ago, a trainer who
didn't find a race Tor ms charge
coming up soon, might ship out
in a hurry. However. trainer
Frank ChildS and Owner Hlrsch.
berg have found some pretty good
picking Al the Detroit track with
four handicap pots for Black
Badge alone.
Rather than incur the possible
dlspleasure OF The association
however. they could give Their big
horse rest untll~the Border City
Handicap and pick up a few purses
with their other horses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
Sdyres Wins
From English

Eight Junior and boV players
Prom The Detroit district are
qualified today for the annual
state tennis championships open
ina tomorrow on the Kalamazoo
College courts. State winners are
eligible for the nationals Sched-
uled later IN the month
The boys group numbers Al
HetZeck, John konba. Dick Rus
sell. Hamtramck. and Victor Bra
den. Monroe Bill Sayres heads
the juniors. The others are Bob
Blumenfeld, Leonard BroSe and
Walter English, the latter from
Hamtramck.
Final results Yesterday ~ Ham
tramck Park were A. expected
Sayres completed his conquest OF
every ranking junior IN the dis
trict IN defeating English in sin
giles, 6-2, 60, IN rs minutes Pre-
viouslN SayreS had stopped Blu
menfeld in the public parks title
match and HeiIeck IN the semi
final of The Center competition.
Sayres did moi lose a sci AT
Hamtramck and Only one IN the
high school season With Blumen-
field, SayreS had the iunior dou-
bles from Brose-EnGllSh. Ga, rs
Sayres- Blumenfeld went three
sets in their Scmifinal with Bill
Cssteel and Ross Heron, Crosse
PoInte. IN win. 81. 81. "a
Hetzeck bettered his l3-ycar-
old rival, koliha. 6-3. e. IN the
boys final largely because his
power tactics forced kolba into
numerous errors. koliba- Hotzcck
accumulated the boys doubles
from Russell Rraden "a 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
SUFFOLK DOWNS

J sAFGONK. Pstnoiic FoI. Tnof Bar
ION
Inc
FsLT HAT Smooth ps'ro' Pto'.
IOPlER prpl TrN FLYNN
$ HOOPER ENTRY. Jacks Jul. com.
rulseratlon
RUSSIA In Du'ch Fogoso
: WOOD ROBIN. Thslsz Bus Va
PiTTiSTEAW Jo>is's Pal Aistsss
BEST RUSSIA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11

there would probably be another
fat sprint purse on two for the
Badge to 60 after And he won I
have 10 carry l27 pounds IN his
next start
This weeks ton races start
with the $500 Michigan flandi-
cap WedneSda, IN which horses
OF four and mp Will 90 a mile and
a sixteenth.
II iSn't every day YOU can look
TWO weeks ahead and pick a
winner. But 10000 racing fans can
look Al race m The book for a
week from Saturday and give
sou the winner right now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
Best Bets
nifesi Press
E.nnE ~
EMPIRE CITY

ktHT FIN CENTS. LORD HaIrAn.
Puned I'p
. NEAT PLAT Ktmb4f+, ne4toA
, SIGHT BoIinger P8'rnIafr'zt
COURT YARD In ne Wings FpI-
cure
s pFSTMAN Gallant Bur. Jean Mrs.
ris
8 RAEfFTED ssse Smrh Biennoat
J NEBRASKA Bright Camp MaEdss
REST- NEBRASKA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11

MilWaUkee and 81. Paul spill
A twin-hill Sunday Milwaukee
winning the opener SD and losing
thc nlghtcap. So. indianapolis d.
uded 2 double-headcr with Toledo
% and SIS Louisville split with
Columbus. SIS and "a Minnespo-
Us broke even with Kansas City
dropping The opener 81 and WIN
ming the nlphtcan LIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11

In the singles division NJ The
Western Tennis Tournament held
Al Ncpnah. WIS. arc FRANCISCO
PANCHOl SEGURA. the Ecua-
dorian fash, and PAULINE BE1Z
of Los Angeles Scgura defeated
BILL TALBERT indianapolis
while DOROTHY MAE BUNDY
Of Santa Monica. was defeated ~
BetZ
POLITICAL ApyERTisENENr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
THIRD RAcE-1,ts' oi1, .r4 ~ :
Suffolk Downs Results

FIRST PACE t-s,sr-o'a, ana up =,
nile
RED Ted tPcpstsl 1870 $50 a.
CreTffk0 tTren'I p an II %
Lost Cod 'ClzsgtfiN NJ
Tine I22-5 o0 > 3g4
Sea Foam chance scro cunshav
kie'E Light Tloes IN AcB AcE Fris- .
scou' Orcu. srd BUCKLE t'n also -sr
POLITICAL ADvERTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
Black Badge 10 Loaf.
Munich (DalSiOrM Month
Nv LEWIS II. WALTER

Black Badge viii n least chance
revenge the Saturday Hearts
Amber Light and Wise Moss led hun the the $4,000
Governor Handcpa the Detroit
Only regular meeting L. IS there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
THERE'S ANOTHER REASON

Incidentally Il might be more
than long run wisdom 10 stay AT
Detroit Should the meeting be
extended, As has been customary,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
Empire CITY Results

FIRST RACE -yshr-oins 81 turionRs
Toy Bowr tsnycsF i1l m - an rs A
S'ssl Cham fSmi'hi i3 20 . N
Reason 'Atklnsont J n
Tine I o. cU g.
NsldirA AurInr Sfornr RH Peru.
gefEes Russian NsioF Pare Maze Western
Front spd Para Height also ran
SECOND RACE -'sves,-o.d, sne up >.
ME
Flyns Son ,p,rmsr., - 10 ~ ~ 10 30
Arthur tArCsrol 80 50
Family Doc tp'ttsfsii.' 50
Tine u IS ~ 2ll
Lis'S scotch Tfsp COO Ctsth 'Nr.
vss GrAnd PART, ssros Ben Ca Run.
cor singing Heels Geo louise arc
Listing also rsr
THIRD RACE-5Nes' oi1, arc pp I.
nile
card Game 'aufph,' - 20 10 80
SKIN Ueer b.onFdrnt 4 % 80
Hubnun - ZufeitI 40
Time ! II 3-3 On %,
sunstotm, Siding Hon' Frs VArc'r
Msn.i'hsf HaSsvills Eotrs'AF Blu
Fight and Bsny also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11

eFN 10 iahF ihlr lt~l WIN ihFm ~
tho polis. and to marh your vote
accordingly.
Democratic Ticket
Governor: Ernest Brooks.
Prosecuting Attorne': Ger
aid X. O'Brien.
sheriff: Andrew &. Baird.
County Clerk: Caspar J.
Lingeman.
County Auditor: Ray Hafeli.
Register Of Deeds; Bernard
loungblOod.
County Drain { commissioner
George \. Dingeman.
County Treasurer; John j.
kOzaren.
State Representatives;
Ernest Burkman.
Robert Burns.
James u. Corcoran.
John y. LEM.
George \. Montgomery.
Gerald Murphy.
Michael j. O'Brien.
Jack O'Loan.
Harold VI. RYAN.
{. Lebanon simmons.
Thomas Mcnamara.
state Senators:
{. VI. Novak. lst District.
James 4. Burns, 4th Dis
trict.
Edward n. JefrieS. lst
District.
congressman:
John DingeIl. 18th District.
Louis Rabaut, lith Dis
triCt.
John LeSinSki, 18th Dis
trict.
Geo. O'Brien. 18th District.
Geo. Sadowski. lst District.
Republican Ticket
Coroner: Albert l.. French.
state Representative: Ruth
n. Nhipple, 18th District.
Harold T.. Clark, lst Dist.
State Senators:
Clarence Reid. 18th Dist.
John Talbot. 5th District.
\On-TartiSan Ticket
Judge OF the Circuit Court:
William Friedman.
Probate Court Judge: Ellis
worth Smith.
DETROIT AND WAYNE
COUNTY
FEDERATIO\ OF LABOR
FRANK y. MARTEL, Pres.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11

Choice"

The following candidates. have
been endorsed hV the Detrait aud
WAYNE onntN Federation Of Labor
Ne believe their nomination aud
election - 80 the brst interest of
the citiyrns 81 this community. W.
urKF the meni+'rrs 81 organized
tabor. their fri'nds and sNmpathD-
eVs 10 take this bst Win them -
IN. polis. and to mark YOUR vote
accordingly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11

POLITICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
FOR TUESDAY

EN'0 'rs arrfrri're allowance ria MED
Posi- 80 " tDSir0r time
VHsfnsr CIeA track 'sst
Hoses rstsr n order 80 post positions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11

POLITICAL ADvERrIsrMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-11
FOR TIFSDAY

Hofses us'sf ~ ofdsf % post positions
Wtathsr risat track az
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Lawyers Offered
Postwar Design
OF World States

WASHINGTON Nargr -
GNS1-Dcarr Ter V'.t or
canRauon comprising cons
muntty at states based aper n-
ternsuor8' HV w U.s.. ~ force
II necessary. 80 keep tho peace
was propose ey I'D. a.>.r- she'd
American ana Carate0 .C-a -N-
perts
a VoNcar period requiring 70
unpublcizct conferences M thc
United States and aCna18 WAS
required to round o. the pro-
pOSal. II was explained
"The document" declared '7e
group. speaking Through tro 'G.
teFhati0r8l law division ut fnc
Carnegie endowment Tor 0'C,-
national peace. would set mp
an executive council in the
community ~ states with the
power 90 prescribe specific
measures. including military
force. for preventing or sup
pressing the use Of force in in
ternAtional relations
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Hull 10 Reveal
His World Peace
Plan 10 House

WASHINGTON, March y
INS) state department sources
disclosed today that Secretary Of
Stale Hull probably would request
me creation of a special House
group TO consult with him on
forming an international postwar
peace organization
senator Connally lD) Of Texas,
chairman of the Senate foreign
relations commimttee. has already
announced that a subcommittee
Of senators Will be named 10 meet
with Hull as soon AS Congress re-
Turns 10 work after an Easter
recess.
Hull. II was explained intends
10 present concrete proposals for
world peace organization 10 the
congressional groups, and then 10
work with them In the prepare
ton Of an American proposal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Lansing
Man Hero
Nm Pacific

. Among the tales OF stark
hsroism in the battle for Bougain-
Vile today came one of 1t. San
ford +. Diamond of Lansing,
leader Of a platoon Of fighting foot
soldiers.
Diamond and his men were dis
patched 10 bring in wounded and
dead Americans who were NOM
bcrS Of a platoon pinned down $50
yards beyond tho line by heavy
whitening Jap fire.
The lieutenant and his mon
were pinned down. too. But crawl
ing and squirming, under a rain
Of bhstcring fire, they snakcd
their way again and again 10 the
nearly isolated position 10 bring
back all the dead and wounded,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Obituaries
Sarah Sim PsOn

Funeral services viii be held for
Mrs Saftft Simpson At the chapel
OF the William r. Hamilton Co,
CasS at Alexandrne. AZ 2:30 p. IN.
Wednesday, Burial Will DC in
WOodlaWn Cemetery.
Mrs. Simpson. %. native Of
Canada came TO Detroit 30 years
ago She was member Jf the
Civic Pride Society," Motion Pic
ture Council. Salvation Army
Womcp'S Auxiliary, Sea Gulls of
the Detroit Yacht Club and the
Womens City Club.
She is survived by her husband
Robert Simpson, and a daughter,
Mrs. Laura Adams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27

Ind, viii be conducted by Rabbi
JoShau Sperka of Bnai David Con
groCation, At ] p m tomorrow IN
the Lewis Brothers Chapel, 1873
John r..
Mr.. AronSon, an insurance sales
man. was born IN Poland As years
ago and came 10 Detroit in 1915.
He was a member or The M0slem
Shrine. Detroit ConsiStory, Scot
fish Rite MaSonS and the Crafts
mans Lodge, r & a. NJ.
He is survived by his widow.
Anna, and two children. Edward
and Marilyn. Burial VIII be in
Machpelah Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Mediterranean ArCa)

Nclson. ST Frederick b tMts Elht Nav Ne,,
Nar>tga9
Mediterranean Arca1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Briggs Local Asks
Strike PLEDGE Ban

Briggs Local No. DIP UAW-CIO
today was TO petition the inter-
union TO rescind IT'S no
strike pledge Authority for the
request was given at a meeting Of
1000 members Yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27
Spring Ne,cs for the Male!
Your Easter knit-tex Is More
Than a Topcoat. $3.50

rs travel coat a business coat. on evening coat
and a country coat. You get such downright
pleasure out Of you, Kr.+teY that you'll wish you.
owned one years AGO. You can wear il ten months
out Of Inc year in most kinds Of weather--in the
spring. the fol- all but the coolest DAYS Of winter.
rs even drzz'e shedder You're invited 10 see
the new Eostsr arr.,as from the House ofWorsted-
tex, exclusive with Keus in Detroit
KERNs-MENs cLoTHlNG-NEZZANlNe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-27

brown William W. Lindqu>t Pvt John \. ANcl
Nrs ruauts Brown wife. a LundQuist, father. CaIl-
N.>Ercou. bend
Beyers Tech George L. Mccuwsc Cpl, Jacob Jr-
Miss Shirley BycIS,- Mrs. Marie MccuWSC
daughter AIpen8. mother Kalamazoo
Canala Leno r.. Mrs. Nar~cnian PVT. Harry Mrs
Mary ID (andla VIE, Mary Narsenlan, mother,
lIonWoo1 $50 5. Harrington. Detroit.
Carrou. George J.. 100 r., tIerrv n Mrs
Mrs Mary Carron, mother, Ircna p poso ,tifa Lcorse
Nuskegon.
r,.,o,,i p,t Chester ! sheldon, Cpl Henry E.-Nlrs.
'frbD DvlcvSN father Minnie Sheldon mother
ly,.r4otf6 ManSuQue
krctensl Pfc JosephMrS Surnan. Tech : G Anton T.
Jean MatCa. sister, 1877 STANLEY Suman bluihtit
Llnlcy Detroit Grand Rapids
Kruse Pvt John 4 Mrs. Nenda. Vincent s Mrs.
Mamie kUISc mother Mo- Mary Nenda, m o lhcT
ECorsc.
WanhaIa, Pvt. Edwin E Mrs Lamp NJ WanhaIa, lancorN
MARINE DEAD
Carson samueNrS Edna Carson mother Port Huron
MARINE MISSING
PatricLus Pfc Mrs Clara PaTCkus mother 1872
Young. Detroit
MARINE WOUNDED
Martin, Pfc Rober-John Martin father, Wyandotte.
Pouondon, Pau-Ars Catherine La Fontana mother,
ia Stmson, Detroit
NAVY MISSING
Ely sc Thurman-M Mrs. Elsie Ely mother 1866 String
ham Court Detroit
Mondoy, March II. 1914 -
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Held as Draft VioIator

GRAND RAPIDS. March u
QNS)-Howard l. Bobhitt FBI
agent, is holding Willis Daniel
Wilson, San Francisco, as a draft
Violator.
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Oscar ArOusOn

Funeral services for Oscar
Aronson, who died Saturday in st.
Anthony's Hospital, Terre Iiautc.
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