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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-14
Congratulations

HARRY SAUNDERS, who OBJ
served his birthday annlver-
sary yesterday. A family dinner
was held IN his honor last eve
ming.
JOHN STEWART HIRT upon
his seventh birthday annlVer-
Sary March 10. He asked his
ncighbors Paul, Polly and Da-
Vid Nank and Dickie Sllbar to
have lunch with him. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs, Paul S.
Hirt.
KINGSLEY PURTON, JR,,
son of Capt and Mrs. Kingsley
Purton, who was II years old
March l3.
MRS. CHALMERS MCCALL
who observed her birthday an
niversary today.
JOEL Z. MATTHEWS, Lo-
retta Miller and James Held
who had birthday anniversaries
yesterday.
JOYCE BLUEMEL. $50 Eu-
cid. who is celebrating her
ninth birthday anniversary, to-
day.
Births at St. JoSeph's
PFC. AND MRS. JOHN NOR
TON, Roseville, son, Patrick
John, March 10.
PVT. AND MRS. ANDREW
HOLLIS. 2lll Clinton, d daugh-
ter, Margaret Ella, March 10.
MR.. AND MRS. LEROY c.
REITERMAN, Center Line, a
daughter, Jean Kathleen, March
10.
CORP. AND MRS. XAVIER j.
GRUBBA, Center Line, a son,
March 10.
MR.. AND, MRS. BRUCE E.
SABLE, Washington, son,
Bruce Edward Jr., March 10.
MR.. AND MRS. JOHN Nj.
TAYLOR, Warren, daughter,
Karen Elizabeth. March 10.
MR.. AND MRS. CHESTER A.
McMAHAN, Roseville. daugh-
ter, Carol Ann, March II.
MIR. AND MRS. Ed WIN
JOHN HARNETT, Almont,
son, Edwin John Jr., March IL.
MR.. AND MRS. LINDORE
JOSEPH HEBERT, Van Dyke,
son, Lindore Joseph IL,
March IL.
MR.. AND MRS. ULYSSES c.
LaCROIX, l72 : North avenue,
son, Thomas Francis, March
IL.
MIR. AND MRS. HENRY NJ.
WATHEN, 24l (. Broadway. a
daughter, Colleen Ann.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-14

DR.. ENOCH MATHER, Of
Gray Gables, South Gratiot, who
has been a practising physician
for more than 60 years, was
pleasantly surprised by many
friends on his birthday ami
verSary Sunday.
Flowers, plants and cards
shoWered in with congratula-
tory messages, and personal Wis
its and calls from many Macomb
County friends, including mem
bers of the medical profession
and their wives, continued
through the day. A family din
ner was held at 2 p. m.
THE CONDITION OF Bar
bara LePage, who has been a
patient in Providence Hospital
for the past two and half
weeks, is reported as being
slightly improved Miss LePage
is a student in the Providence
hospital school of Nursing.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-14
Fire
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
ed. 1t was believed in Dublin,
however, that there would be no
immediate or m a sanctions
against Fire by the Allies, the
dispatch added.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Shoes Get
Priority

Manufacturers and retailers of
orthopedic type shoes now have
priority In releasing shoes for
children. IL was disclosed today by
Nathan Hack. vice president OF
the Michigan Retail Shoe Dealers
Association, at the annual shoe
fair being held at the Hotel
Statler.
"The priority will relieve the
extreme shortage In children's
Shoes" said Hack. ct has been
Q critical condition. and I think
we have now found the solu-
ton"
adult shoe styles will re-
main the same due to . WPB
ruling Of no new patterns but
colors have been released, enab-
ling women's shoes 10 be manu.
featured In a wide assortment
OF shades"
Shoes shown by the ITO exhibi'
tors at the Shoe Fair reflect the
ability OF manufacturer to use
substitute materials. and different
type trimmings made OF fabrics
and less durable types OF leather
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08

ssFUI u.s. 81 b sa,fsls' no. l. ,,sSs
sac ash. ~ No. l. ,s3ss7sss. Rbo2.
~ I.l'nf Gr'sssig Gs,.,s.n. 80 t'e y
50 SOFA 81 .s-ib. bu snow, fancy. "a 81
Ny:r i.s s,ss So, 30 .,-ls. ~ s W,i,'
h'S ei: I'm Esl:,i: S 49, 90
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ssik i' s % bsa ,''s .p!n y & S;s,s
sss ~ Na.i.ra H.sn,' No. l. 1,ss,iss
o. Lrr 4rsv'eSR H asp . ssif gsstas1ses..r,
Tqsl' r t:s;, i IS s. 5, s:.s
:sls;' ,Ss .p &C. e. hi.i .s ;,sf.
a' s.s s Hs'in s.s. ri s..r No
5.,SS.iss - sPIeooi, go, =, y
s:r,G'. s:sss.s ss'' 10: e. s.S :
,HYT,s s so: NJ y, , s.r':Sc t s::f,
y..n.l. 20 81 .Sss soa Seb. I Her:
,siGns1S , s:.s os :i:s e. F::ssi
g, .. seh 70, ns .o sp sd. S. ,.S
e" ri ::,s $50 - i -1!,ts.. r. =. ';s
sa,.S., 81 red pI So ,s,,, '7' seh ~
s:,S:s%n 3. sss. s:ss, ~, III;
:. e !. 'sS s'ssi,s ! !,sE ss:sn' No sSs.
pa, , ~ Hae f:T.,o ,.ney ho,Saa 30 s ~
/, 50 SIS s.,ss, ~ "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Gifts Listed
||nCdnnpaign

Larger Michigan campaign con-
tributions. including $1,000 to the
Fry for Governor Club by the
CIO-Politicsl Action Committee
were revealed today In Wash.
ington. The contributions are
complete only TO Oct. "a. Con
tributors include:
Democratic. F. Ceff, Hol-
land. $4,000; Benjamin Levinson
Detroit, $1,000; Joseph Joltzman
Detroit. $1,000; Edmund c
Shields. Lansing, $500.
RepublicRns-Harold G.. Brooks
Of Marshall, David w. Rust, W.
c. Ireland. f. A. Grafton. Ray
mond Holbrook. Gerald d. Baker
all Of Detroit, Richard Earhart OF
Ann Arbor, Mrs. Margaret Ear
hart Smith OF Ann Arbor, $1,000
each.
Mrs. J. B. Ford Jr., Miss Gus
tavs ID. Anderson, George b
Fink. Mrs. Elsie NJ. Fink. all OF
Detroit. $1,000 each; B. F.
Marshall and Associates of De-
troit, S1,532; L. c. Walker OF
Muskegon. $500; Ormand B,
Hunt of Detroit. 81 900.
Alfred r. Clancy, $4,000; Mrs,
Lenora c. Clancy, $4,000; Harry
B. Earhart, $1,000 Murray w,
Sales. $500; B. F. Johnson. 81
500; c. E. Wilson, $500. and M
E. Coyle. 81, 800. all of Detroit.
The CIO-Political Action Com
mittee listed these loans: Maurice
Sugar. $1,000: David Saffron,
IS 900; Jack Tucker, $4,000; Ann
Tucker. 81 500. and William Laird,
81 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08

/ LAMpIsES PFC. JdtrnE-JOnn Lampin.n
l' IxspT r', CPL HcLAnIscE J.-Mn Monk.
Li ESs.n Ipi9.r ry WE JOIN ; A-n Nv. Las.
'GEtsTs, fIc' 'PREpIAIck n-mr. Vic.
'0I h:yE Sss L'n pvr G sasE lM Yer.
LAWS, PyT. JOIN W'-1i, Nora Lewis.
l' aseARfnUR' s/sGr. HARRY c.-Mim
Irene Macarthur, sister, AlpenA.
MAYHEM, PFC MARVIN AIRS. Marions
MIGLioRE. PFC LAWRENCE s-Mrs
Grace Migiiore. mother. 3i37 sherman. Do
MIHAs. PVT GEORGE s-Mn. Msry
MILCRoM, PVT sEyMouR-Mrs Bessie
M,Sro% pot sc asis " cr,nS p s.i.a
@oELLss PC HgRsrkr AIRS. Ger
rs Srs p M''ie cpL ''s FRANK Mrr'n a Ann.
Skspkoscik. PVT. JOHN R.-Mr.. 1,nri-
eta sr sierG ;S4 s sRsp 'Ci. r Ss Ds s
WI sicdiaos. J fISsa. o1si itS GEORGE A.
oPbY Kr' i nss'. e. csssLss S-M
cyisT. pS3' supoLra s-M, Sam,
riI:se ,, r.!m.T I;,, 40; siddI;Siils ,,,or..
ri sisr r5i' PC .' soaShEp Jo..pnln. Pinto.
poikoNEs' fvT. yicros w.@Mr. Mani.
rSSsYSk ss''i wi pAJE s@2i. o: There's.
.i soSeise %i PVT howAsD " Y"'e.d S Ssiins.
-SoioSski, syseT, JyI,y , Mr., x. n.
Potash PVT yosEpH-Mr Eleanor
PREIs PIC HENRY w-Mrs. Lson@ n
pT ssti sls' hiP pa, rigo9r w.m pr..
WEAKNESSES. PVT. HOMER s-nr Ann.
Ri sESr,T T Sse Avid Avn A cm Al. Ref
:" scawrissrscss' PIC. EARL s-Mr
GLADYS l. seh~sissinssr. mother. hu,kssOn
sfLvEus. PVT oARoLp p.--nu. Jennie
Silvsus, mother White Pigeon.
SMITH PVT. BURTON B.-Frsd l. smith.
srAsLKY' PFC wLsERT c.-bu,. Josie
Stanley mother. Pe,oskey
sTriN PFC HARRY-Mr, sylvia A Stein,
wife 1927 santa Ross drive Detroit
STEVENS PFC GEORGE -yE-ArthlT ~.
stevens, father. Ass Coolidge, Lincoln Para.
STooR. PVT. LUDWIG F.-Mrs Claudia a.
STRAND, PFC. EDGAR c-Mrs Mabel NJ.
strsnE, mother l1s0s susssx. Detroit.
ford stricsisnd. father, Charlotte
SUCDES PFC. MARCEL j.-MB Paulene
z sugden. wife, Ann Arbor
szABo PFC JosEPH s-Mrs Juiis
sfsbo. mother, NJ. Clemens
THOEi PFC ERWIN C.-Mfs Betty
Th0ei wife, Nj. Clemens
TLUcZEK PFC MITCHELL Mrs. Julia
Tiuczek mother, 1871 wyses. Detroit,
ToLosEs. PVT. IRWIN John Y. To-
vkRApY' PvT TRAsK-Mr Mary Va
raay. mother sis2 w Liaysrs Detroit
Ruth wsrsmsn. mother Grand RAPIDS.
wARAksA IT'S BRoNisLAus Mrs
Feiiet Wsfsksa. mother $3.50 Yield. Detroit.
WASH PFC, ARTHUR s.-Mrs. MARY
wash. mother $3.50 isvndsis. Detroit.
MARINE DEAD
FORFEIT. PFC GEORGE W. jR--Csorse
". Porrett ST.. father. Smiths Greek
NAVY MISSING
PLANT 1T vtl CLAUDE WILLIAM ~.
Mr. ana Mn clssds Milton Plant. parents.
Portland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08

Here's one OF thousands OF serv-
icemen being released daily after
spending many months and years
in doing their duty. It's a swell feel.
ing TO come home, dress up. and go
out stepping" once again and espe.
cially when you see your wife or
girl friend looking so beautifully
dressed up in a beautiful Mink or
Sable-dyed Coney Fur Coat that
FRANKLINS feature for only s79.
(Fed. tax extra Every one full
length with the seasons newest
styling in full turn-back cuffs and
wide sleeves in fitted. boxy or
swagger styles to choose from.
You'll find il hard TO believe these
coats are only s79. What's more,
right now FRANKLIN'S give you a
smart new pair OF shoes or chic
hat (value $50 ABSOLUTELY
FREE with your purchase of new
Fur Coat at s79, or any Fur Coat
you buy. Just 81 reserves your new
coat. Take the choice OF friendly
FRANKLIN credit plans that suits
you best, with up TO 81 weeks TO
pay-or CHARGE IT with NO
DOWN PAYMENF~REQUIRED. No
red tape. no delay. Get your FREE
HAT OR SHOES. Use your credit
as always at FRANKLlN'S DEPT.
STORE. 316 Michigan. Open Mon,
Fri. Sat. evenings Til 9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
ARMY WOUNDED
tEarepsan Area

.ALTANo. PFC, JOSEPH A. Mr.. via
. sANsI.Lp. SGT, cMAsLrs r'--hiH Pa''
BEATTY, PFC PROCTOR F.-ciOvia sesy
brother. South Lyon.
BENNETT, PVT. ALFRED Mrs Mildret
Bennett mother, sise W eSrt Detroit MAIN.
ssNzENBERG; SP.; 'ASm sn. ,,-M'' "'h'
BoDoH. PFC. RODENT M.-Mn Katherine
Bodoh. mother. Wakefield
vile. asia 81. Jean, Detroit :
BRoCETsKI. PvT HAROLD otto n
Bfdgeuki. brother. 1897 fifty-second. De
cAIpERoEE. PFC. JOHN J-Ms. Mar,
Calderone mother. Wyandotte ,,,,..
CALENDER. PFC, EA Ah Gn. .mii,iAf'
cARNIY set NELSON J.-Mrl sylvia
LsLonds, mother. willow. - ..s
Csnsoni' mother. STAY cadisux, Detroit. -.
cLooNAN. PFC MILTON h.-hr. hdith
l. SlOons1; Wife. I BsTsley xynsFru E-Mr.
cowES' PFC. CLYDE J. JR.-Mr. Mildred
cU s6S T Pte J SspIaa John ]. Coz
Ssi9rs ssi PVT Si Eae%iHsp ;@M Eleanor.
p sIsS;n T Sen L etfsnsIe RIOS. Dan
nbr kokts:SS::, ~; sS;on j g.o;.s H-willi.m
kfs; %SSs IA Is Sss;I 6f E% a.
DG poasE Sl'' cP PSI cEHRIEs E9Gg Eaitn
sEsi Pse w lssai Hf R@M n''T s,.
SHpoERspIEL, Pre- MELvlH R-Mn, Ellen
yEESAN, PVT. CHARLES Mrs. Evelyn
schmidt, sister. 42a5 n YpTs'h,Te. ps,ro's ,,h,
Y rGLEN ryT s SAFI P.nninsion Detroit
fOLKERsMA, PVT EDwARD-Ksmp Folk
i rsak ITih'f s sfF0nc G ssSSii Mrs Ruth
Ad SRr fisni nf PIG KEENAN, fsrs 0p-M
G, sr Ts;Gip PVT ~G ssEt s J%n r4n. Cal
'GrsNfi, f ryr storD c-Mr. MARVEL II
cT c.RRAr rit, H o' fyr BRUNO N Nj,
Dorothy l. Gratkowski. wife. sso5 Holeonb,
cRaYpos PFC yrrYL Mrs. ssrniee
oUFsovIcH Pre-, JOHN POE oufro-
''s etd !sis.f' slnt tsossrAsrr Michael
HARt. CPL FRANK R.-Ros' Hare. father,
HExIY CAPT yrroMr J-nn Elizabeth
H slIKK Gis,f s sSeen i s;T;s m-mr M,.
hEWirT. PvT DAVID --Nn Lucy Hsr-
HEYBogP PFc wILTRED Win Cor.
n';Is H:yoo,s moi n.,t Tsei.ns -xr y.,.,
Hicks mother, Constantine
RINTZ PVT LEONARD Mrs Lsnors
Hinti, wife, 1920 Van pyks Detroit,
HoHOLIK PTc FRANCIS J Michael Ho-
RYYrio Pfc, pfffR A-Mn oin N.
H! xxx n'i pst f fossRr M-mn Ale. NJ
James, mother Iron Mountain
JOHNSON. PFC. AVERT MR.. WIN.
KELLY PVT. rosERr w.-Lso G. Kelly.
KNiox. PVT LEONARD L,-Mr Emma
k1 kt.rn no'A, PC a viscisr rh'e -R Ds,r' Aim.
Kofsli. wife. Mart.
KRAFT PVT ROBERT Nh Wlnlired
Kraft, mother ibSoB Warwirk. Detron
KromulA, mother. issos Morsns petroi,
KuLfx, PFC ANTHONY Mn Mary
Kuitt mother 3tst cIippsf,. Deiroi,
KCtfK PVT sTANigY--Nu. Helen Kullk
wife 34si ciippert De,roi,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Farm ers' M arket

~~~~~>~~~.~~~ Tu<sday, No,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
ADVERTISEMENT
Chapped
RawSkin Begs
For Ice-Mint

For quick. soothing comfort when skin
Is painfully chapped = get 1ce-Mint on the
Job ut onesi Not q beauty lotion but =
medleated cream with lots Of soothing oils.
Don't suffer longer with singing and
smarting you'll sing with Joy the minute
this cooling white cream touches your akin.
Inc best ming you ever tried to soothe
raw, cracked skin and do away with harrh
rouThness- 30 don't wait any longer ask
your druggist for Ies-hint todayi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Livestock NJ arket
PIIIABLnGH

PITTSBURGH Nov Z Tins CATTLE
100 steady steers. good g choice. So 50
Is is SO: e hsiier.' good 70 choice. si4soSis.
medium medium sSS1s sc. 30 1000 'q 70 ssoe 70
siSSii; medium to Scod. ssse; esnnsf,
and cutters, s4@7 bulls, rood 20 choice
Sll0l2 common 10 medium. 50 5oa0. 80.
Hocs-3oo active and loo higher 100
$50 lbs. si4.50ai475. 10000 lbs
,ia!5eia,ss ;2oO-22o. lb, STA ss
800 lo. z4O siSassi44s s SaeSa 1 Ss'
;;ti..os ,os,p. , ii9Qs,dso, ,9s' h2a's
sHEEP--5OO: SLOW At steady prices
Choice lambs. si3.25a14 medium 10 good
Sil.5Omi2 so: common lambs, xS6T.
ewes S2a45o. weatDers, S2945O.
CALVES-l0O steady on top calves and
Others slow Good 10 choice si7dis
medium. Sl3a14. eulls and common, S5ss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08

rmbsr 7, 1874 >~~>~>~>-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
MARINE DEAD

FORFEIT PFC GEORGE W. JR,--Csors
". Porrett ST. father. Smiths Greek
NAVY MISSING
PLANT. 1T tjtl CLAUDE WILLIAM ~
Mr. ana Mrt. Claude Milton Plant. parents
Portland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
LEGION Chiefs TO Meet

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 7
QNS)-American Legion leaders
will meet in Indianapolis Nov. ii
TO Is. the Legion's headquarter' s
announced today. with postwar
compulsory military training one
OF the important topics to be
discussed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08

Butchers. Hsifsfs. % al as eowi' StsiI
bulls Ss8i3.5O. calves. IS ois so. feeders
Si0qt4. stockers. steeu,, Sosi3.5O. sc0wE
and heifeTs. xTai2.
sHEEP-7 500. steady Lamhg Si8sOa
iss es sSnT sassTs Zee tt,e.,s s siitiss@
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
AGO

CHICAGO. nov. 7 tINs l-HOCs-2O 900
isc-25c higher Top. si4.eO bulls, si4a
i4so heavy. si375ai4; medium. si4.tO
sl4gl4.5o. pseslhE so~s. sis7ssi4; piss
cArTiE-ss 500: steady. Calves. 400:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

The department public the OF 227 United
States soldiers action Ill Of whom from Michigan
20 from the Detroit
OF the 263 casualties the department today
is are from Michigan eight from the Detroit
The casualties and their Of kim who have been notified
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21
Hotel Men Fete
Bond Statesmen

Invitations 70 a dinner AZ tho
Book-Cadllac Hotel are today be-
ing extended to l0O of NIichiGans
most active war bond statesmen.
This tribute 10 volunteer bond
workers Is sponsored by the
American Hotel Association and IS
scheduled Tor s.45 p. m. Wednes-
day
Guests Of honor at the dinner
VIII be- Gov. Kelly Mayor Jeflres
and War Finance Chairman Frank
y I>bey The showing Of newly
released war pictures and coast-
forecast broadcast over the Co
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21

pay.
Among those intercedlng
for the veterans was Circuit
Judge Chester p. O'Hara.
who was prosecutor in the
Ferguson grand jury cases
that sent scores of Detroit
officials and police officers TO
prison
Others included Lawrence G..
Knox. state-eemmandcr of the
American Legion, and Lisle II.
Alexander. state adjutant; Ber-
nard j. Youngblood. county
register of deeds Traffic Judge
Thomas r. Mahcr. Traffic
Judge George T. Murphy Pro-
bate Judge Thomas {. Murphy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21
BOMBING armada
HEADS FOR Reich
Hit Bangkok:
A Ships Sunk

NV DELHI Jan u .JP|
American and British heavy
bombcr teamed "Wednesday night
~ a smashing rand on Bangkok
capital OF tapsre-r controlled
Tnaiard roumlUquc disclosed
today Wh.'r other Allied planes
struck heavily Ar enemy troops
and communications throughout
r0trhorg and western Burma
The American night raiders con-
centrated ON lhc Bangkok railway
station and the Hclrby Don MaunG
artield targets of a recent day
light ud hv Criua-haSed Ampr-
can planes while the Raj hesvlcS
battered armament factories M
The CT A-..li-4-
RAE dlNc-homaars and fighter
bomboI. wore active or fhe Ara
kan Peninsula and IN the Chm
bills supporting British uoumd
forces In those sector, and
hcwbed and ,fialgd enemy ship
ping on tho ChintWn River and
r0uwur cation ines above Man
Gal4y
American planes also were on
tho attack u tbo Iiuk8Wng River
valley of northern Burma >trik-
ne ruC4tad'y al japanese posi-
lions confronting "a Chinese force
ads ncr- eastward through th.
valley
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21

Common Pleas Judge James NJ
Jedrics. and County Treasurer
Kozarcn and others.
TELEGRAMS SENT
Here are some of the tele-
grams
Let us. as officials and
private citizens. not repeat
the disgraccftN plumbers and
mistakes of World War l.
Our veterans. both men and
women. are entitled TO and
must have a decent start
tCUntiHucd on Page =, Col. -
SATIN SEAT COVERS protect
YOUR precious fur coat Buy Fry
Dr. today 5765 Woodward. next
to Arena Gardens.-Adv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21
Might Raiders
ksRsaSl Berlin

LONDON. Ian u UNSl-Ihc Allied air offensive
against Germany and occupied France slammed into high
gear TO-DAY when g force of heavy bomberN swept across
channel in the wake o what observers believed might
have been the heaviest raid OF the against Berlin
Early This afternoon The four-mhored aircraft pressed
sy sealc attack against the continent flying across
tho .aauno. toward northern France
THa l,f tho southern coast OF England shortly after
t,a TIM 4u 81. announced that armada Of Raj night
bomber. rocked the German capital again with probably
$500 Tom, of bombs. leaving numerous fires burning
am. t,.. devastated 44ir
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21
THE WAR FRONTS

BAY OF BENGAL British submayuc sinks Jap -1' crsel
north of the Malacca Straits page T.
AIR WARP bombers shower Berlin with 22oo tons IN
eleventh sa'uradon raid; 35 planes lost PAGE 11-
RUSSINRed tanning between LeHngrad and Lake
linen massacre Germans by tens Of thousands Page L.
ITALY Allies confirm capture of Mnturno German anchor
city on western end OF line. Page >
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21
Ed WINS Mother Dead

ATLANTIC CITY y = Jan
ID iTP1 Funeral arrangements
wore made today Tor Mrs Minnie
Leopold -. mother of I'd Wynn,
radio screen and stage comedian
SIR, Leopold died here late yes
f.-l.t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21
Urge $500 Pay
Ohm Discharges

Demanding that veterans of World War II be spared
the dsgraccfu fate thrust upon discharged servcemen IN
1915 and 1919 high legion officials and leading Wayne
County iurss today flooded House and Senate conferees
with kilograms requesting least $500 in mastering out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21
HeepqsGqpE' Linked
To Spy BsiHns

By VERA BROWN

Collected confident after her first days appearance
the stand the bogus Countess Grace Buchanan-Dmeen
resumed her testimony federal today and directly
connected Or Fred w Thomas with her notorious Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21

llli0Dld 0ClWOlN
viii provide en-
icrtalnnlCnt
The Hotel
Association to-
day received a
letter from
S tary of
the Treasury
Aiurcen { h n n.
G. % n Cr atrIlat-
ing It ON .Iis
co operation In
+ he Fourth
Ntf I orr rrft0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21

The oplnme OF Tho marine re-
rIUtw- booth boz Washington
Blvd bond selling station
manned hy hotel employees has
proven successful Sales 90 date
total $4,000 The booth IS open
from s to 10 p on Monday through
Friday
The hr~f vcpolt of the schools'
be- the FQUH WH Loan
drive f1jay lreWeAlad thN loNr'
hwe- many 'huJ had been
a.j ht school chiarNn fhu, iar
H tHe drive 70, wer 1NH during 2
comparative pcy'Qd in the Third
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21
FIGHTERS 60 Up

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brought down u the first nine
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o' the attack MOS So great Mat
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21
In The Times TODAY

SHEDD'S OLD STYLE SAUCE
4 dressing like mustard but
much better. try D. Adv
The Valley settler., 1944-07-14

The Valley Chapel Rev. & Mrs. H. E. Peyer, lnstors Church School 1----------lO -lO:OC a. n. Morning Worshi p------~-l Il: Q a. m. Preaching rvice------e:0u P. ii. Wed. Evenine. Service--- g.: Q p. n.
 Wasilla Community On 1nch Rev. Herman Beyer, Pastor
 Sunday Evening Services a:OO p. nj.
 St. John's Luth eren Churcs. Rev. Woodrow Kurth, Pastor Sunday Schoo1---------1C % a. m. Morning Worship--- 200 2. il.
 United Protestant CT trc Rev. Vi ctor Alfsen, Pasttr Sunday chool----------lO: 70 6. |. Morning Worsh- -p--------1l:O0 a. n. Yonng Peoples Meeting (: )0 p. 1.|
 St. Michaals Catholic Churcl Rev. Father Sneod, Pastor Sunday Me --l0:OO a. l.I
Evening star., 1944-12-25
Scott Clay Hanna Dies;
Rites Set Tor Wednesday

Scott Clay Hanna, 50, Maritime
Commission employee who formerly
was engaged in shipping in New
York and on the Great Lakes, died
Saturday at his home, 5414 Macomb
street NV, after brief illness.
Mr.. Hanna, a native of Rockville,
Ind, was one of the first Great
Lakes shippers to transport auto
mobiles as cargo. He also was
among the first to operate refriger-
ator ships carrying frozen foods
from Gulf ports to New York.
Mr.. Hanna had been employed
as researcher by the Maritime
Commission for two and a half
years. Before the war, he was pres
ident Of New York shipping firm.
He was member of the District
Chapter of the Sons OF the Revolu-
ton.
Besides his widow, Mrs. Elouise
White Hanna, he is survived by two
sons, Richard G. Hanna, Detroit,
and William Henry Hanna, Mclean,
Va, and six grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at 4
pm. Wednesday at the Gawler fu-
neral home. Burial will be in Terre
Haute. Ind.
Evening star., 1944-12-25
Two lima Hammered
By B-2os and Liberotors

PACIFIC FLEET HEADQUAR-
TIERS, Pearl Harbor, Dec. Is (P).-A
heavy weight of American bombs
fell over the week end on Two Jima,
closest Japanese base to Saipan,
home grounds of the giant Super
Fortresses which have been blasting
Tokyo.
B-29s teamed up with Liberators
in the twofold raid on the Japanese
island in the Volcano Group. On
Saturday Sunday, japanese time),
force of perhaps so Super Fort
resses attacked Two Jima, and
heavy explosions in military install
lations" were observed. The raid
was announced by the Goth Air
Force.
All B-29s Return.
The assault followed an attacked
on the island Friday Saturday
japanese time), when four -engined
Liberators blasted 1t for the 18th
consecutive day in the American
drive to remove its threat to the
Saipan base.
Lie o-ZSS du IebtlIIleU 10 Ull6lT
Marianas base, and airmen reported
anti-aircraft fire was light and in
accurate. Their reports suggested
the unremitting air attacks may
have reduced Two Jima s defenses to
a point where no further serious re-
sistance can be expected from that
source.
On the later raid the Liberators
encountered only two Japanese in
terceptors which offered nominal re-
sistance, said Admiral Chester w.
Nimitz's communique.
4 Two Jima, 750 miles south OF Toxic,
has been bombed 20 times this
month.
WOleai Also Attacked.
Another Liberator group from 1t.
Gen. Millard F. Harmon's Strategic
Air Force attacked Woleai in the
Western Carolines in a reconnais-
sance to make sure the enemy has
not been able to fly in reinforce
mentS.
Three Japanese barges were sunk
and three more damaged as Marine
Corsairs strafed Babelthuap in the
Palaus. Marine fighter planes and
divebombers bombed held
Islands in the Marshalls which have
been largely inactivated by the
Allies nearly year ago.