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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

CARE or CHILDREN nights or serve as
companion for lazy nights. in exchange
Ior room room BY college senior; references
CoLoRED WOMAN wants days work OF
part time. EX. 1924
nice home with risht rf party, 91'p in private afe
family, stay nights if room is upstairs;
eXHy;erienced With dinner parties; city refs,
DAYS WORK warted. laundry only. Du-
pont 69I5
GIRL, coiored wants full-time Job from s
% a. Gays week or part time, ref AT.
GIRL. colored. wants work: children, nurse
o. ,B general housework. NO, s53f.
reference DU. 1893. ~
SdHlavoTR GIRi G2lorfd ME wants s parttme general
GIRL, colored. wants DAYS work o until 5:
no cooking. light laundry Decatur 1888.
LAUNDRY out by day for Wed, Thurs. and
Friday; So cents hour and cartare. Call
MAN coiored, wants janitor's quarters,
full or part time. Dupont $500.
MAJ MAJ e9lored; Cn 1oz wants part-time evening
WHITE INFANT NURSE. experienced, ca.
pable' willing to do light housework and
cook. dinner, employed parents preferred
ence: S25 to $50 wk. Box ASK, Star .
WOMAN wants days work cleaning and
Light laundry, for employed couples. Call
after II noon Sunday, TR. 229s; 81 and
cartare.
WOMAN. colored. desires morning work;
GOOD reference Call Dupont s3l7
WOMAN, colored. experienced, wants Il
time. Write CLEADy. 2304 Eye St NV.
WOMAN, colored, refined, desires part-time
work cleaning, etc; references. Call Re
public 2714.
WOMAN, white. wants to take care of chile
and apt; no Sundays live in. GE. 5OT1
WOMAN: colored. first; ;class laundress
cicqoer. Tuesdays and Fridays. RE. S064. =
GIRL. colored, wishes ) days work as
cleaner or part time. Call North 46S2 =
WOMAN, colored wants cleaning Tuesday
and Thursday. Write to 90l r st. NV,
Apt 200.
2 GIRLS, colored, wish part-time or days
work Phone North 9456.
I6-YEAR- -OLD-GIRL. responsible, will care
for child during days. $50 Silver Spring
ave. Silver Spring, Md
WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN or do other
work. Monday to Friday from 1:30 pm. to
~ ra1I
Evening star., 1944-08-20
MOTOR TRAVEL.
ARE YOU DRIVING to or through Ind

aaf ARE f9g sspsbTg c e or Af 9ga Indiana
a asslfS Rond no Fera fTn pref II Il 7aia 81 Aus
EXPERIENCED transcontinental driver
Portland Ores. or vicinity soon: also in
terested in similar return arrangements in
ahout S one month; can give references.
Transportation for two to
Bethany, Beach. Della; share expenses; any
DAY oisyo week of August 81 Gnetrrnins if pos
take child to California or part way for
fare and a half; leaving Aug %; very best
references. Write DAVIS, 3639 Nichols
CoLLEGE GIRL desires ride to Texas this
week; Nv refepencsS pspS sxchanged Union 5653.
Wash around f Middle a aye Sept Desires pass
sengerS; return return tripg or both ways. please
YOUNG MAN desires ride to Knoxville,
share expenses and help drive. JOHN
RHAE roR sqs sEA6MoNfte Hs sfteT Tex pm xn9
desire one PASSENGER. Phone MA 6132
GOVERNMENT ENGINEER needs vacation
win drive your car to California or Pacific
kab,s odf sayf ss4 after August % pbene
RIDE WANTED to Northern New York,
BY sp EANE rs By arH he 3s
Takoma Park, Md.
OFFICERS son desires ride to or near
birmingham, Ala. Aug. 18th to esth;
will share expenses and help drive.
ROBERT LEWIS. ST. 6a21
Will BUY seat-in car to West Coast. Have
small gentle car dog; can drive ST. S3o
AM DRIVING to Southern California
about Sept. 10th. will take = passengers
share expenses. Telephone ST. 1893
EXPERIENCED CROss-COUNTRY DRIVER
wants ride to Colorado about August Goth;
share expenSe and driving. TR $685.
WILL DRIVE, share expense or buy seat
changed. HO 5352 2os
WHITE MOUNTAINS or Boston, Aug. "a.
2s; VIII drive for you or pay. Phone
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HELP DOMESTIC.
CHAMBERMAID. reliable, Tuesday, Thurs
Day SATURDAY hours each time. 1929
Mass. ave. EX Gl13
CHAMBERMATn- WAITRESS

CHAMBERMAID. reliable, Tuesday, Thurs
aaay, gay, saturday ) hours each time. 1924
cHaMBEsMhH}D Chan SER Ii Visf Wai1REss experienced;
references, good salary and meals. MI
cHILDREN's NURSE, white; live in or out,
$50 $50 per month. Wisconsin $3.50,
CHILD'S NURSE, white. for 15-mo.-old
eirl $ 70 6.30 m. 500 mo-. sundays
coMrANioS Go HousEKrrFrRF HsSu EEK FIR for 0s5 Semi
for riGht person. DU ia"7! immedateIy UG ai0tHs
COOK AND Hoi sEWoRK, so: no Oh iaUn- tsiS.
dry; stay nights. Phone EN-. O2oO be-
COOK. white; i've in;-mother and child
children. $50 week Cali OR. 374@l t@"o u
COOK, good references; live in, white or
colored, middle aged. Write Box 269-A,
COOK. from, pm, until after dinner. and
care of KITCHEN; plain cooking, in private
RonE hone no no, SUNDAYS IN, Or Thursdays; SIS
COOK, downstairs worker, $50 week; also
general houseworker. SIS week; excellent
iIfa oHIafrters; l small family; lovely home, Rock
co5k ct5S PFC !HousEkEEPER, N white between As
an and 40 excellent salary to experienced, re-
iIape IL oe,,N woman who would like nice home
empl.: refs required or. ABB. '"'''- coo
COON, also maid; colored with references;
trv home references and health ceTtif-
ca,e, 500 M. Box 3a5, Alexandra, Va.
c9n,; c9pH; ave, good salary. MI 5356 ''''
cl,i1H-en; 500 weeE. ca'I OR ~! a743. t2''0 u
Moeon0 Sook; good g / " Apply wo. o95e a217
COOK, general housework, : adults: no
washing, no Sundays; hours, a:30 through
$50 dinner; references; $50 week carfare
COOK ane, s.h.w.. experienced; live in;
COOK. general house worker small apt
Live in or, out. Good wages. Phone
COOK-G.HW.; Sunday of hours 10 to r;
couple with infant tno dipers); small mod
ern apt. in Parkfairtax, easily accessible;
cooRaoasEkEEPERs eess fa5d f rh s6si White not over
45 years: attractive position lovely estate
in city: private quarters in master. part
OF house; nurse and gardener employed;
pable, reliable person; excellent salary;
fefersncss raGS REQUIRED ordway 12sS
family Of 5: must be able TO to furnish 9
former position. other domestics working
1 in household Full time daily except of
all day Saturdays and work only / to 3
sundays $50 week, Call IL. 0o4l Mon
COZ oRED, for part time, five days: per-
Sonal laundry and. cleaning. New home:
/ $40 and carfare. Apply in person. Sunday
and Monday cfI. 36a2 New Hampshire
COUPLE. to live in, woman cook and g.h.w
no Laundry SIS per week; man work else
Cali EN- 4Sss s atteT 'HeS 1q' 10 an rn1m ana '0Sfo
help with houssvork' Good future re for OF
iGR'ls eoorsd a. xomsn ssa wanted to
1900 sSa fnaa ssse soS Hobart 4s s4so room and board
Evening star., 1944-08-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

YoUNNG A. PASTOR; 1929 Vermont
sT Rooms SA 2sIs BAfHs hA S44y yefy best Of ,urn,
NV; rent. sfoo; income $3.50 s and 4
owners quarters. A real buy for So 900;
terms.
a sna L, n.y. y o 5sss; si$S, 5. Il nes%s: sas .ssa
NV MA 2425. Ma 5447.
"a RMS. s baths: equipped with nre
escapes and gongs. Income quoted, 81 600
Restaurant, crossing $4,000 yr., GOOD
sacrifce at once due to i'll health; $1,000.
sesmont rd. n,w-l4 rms, . baths; 2-yr;
hcc" for owner: 81 900 cash handles
income quoted, sl56 week; 5-yr. lease:
rent, % S55 mo; $1,000 cash handles.
nsst clientele len or pPiced qseff at tsb $500 term '
ssndSish sedn shop eoadtering 70 high-slsss
good lease; rent, Ss5: air conditioned seats
,han, 20; Priced at $4,000: terms JOHN j.
1929 Eye st. NV RE 5S45,
HERE IT IS. FOLKS! Near Mayfower
come. 5000: ,semidetached; nicely fur
Selling Better hurry; 81 $3.50 S"y handies a9sie '0'
IL rooms. apts.. elec. rig; rent,
ssi0o; inc9me quoted. $3.50; goed furniture
SHOULD sell to first party for 81 500; only
16 ROOMS, Mass. ave; oil heat; rent,
Si4o. income quoted, $40; very good fur
staTe aoG penty nnv linens real buy for
4 rooms. rent, SlO0: income quoted
YousA real pssYoR ssy only iaa s4a5 vspn, eqTn
NV. MA 2425, MA. 5447
Evening star., 1944-08-20
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC.

-
RUPHERs Employment Agency has these
Jobs open: 2 Girls. work together, exper-
fenced, live in. $50 per week; $40 to $3.50,
S25 per week; s:30 to, $40. $25 per. week;
10 to $3.50, . in family, S1s: 3 in family.
$50. Live in $50. Woman to clean vacant
house. must have your own tools TO work
with. SIS per day. Plenty Of days work.
81. car fare and lunch. 1897 1th st. NV.
BUSINESS.
BoOKKEEPERS. $50, wk.. full charge;
bookkpr., asst. $40 wk. up; typists, 1890
w.pm.. 500 wk,: card punch opers., S146
mo. Now openings OF every kind. Always
welcome. Ma. 2114 PERSONNEL SERV-
ICE, 1911 @ st. NV.
TEACHERS. clerks. receptiens; select po-
sitions. No charge unless placed; top sal
aries. Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY.
SEst; II yrsS l3l1 g St MA. 21l4.
office. $500 VI. stenog. % aviation
supervisory exper., $500. stenog. trade
assoc, 5-day wk,. S35 wk. Stenog ~
publicity. semi-Goyt,, sls5. .5Ia-day, wk,.
vacation, openings. S35-S50 wk Bookkeep-
ers, si5-S5o wk. Typists go w.p;mD.
$50 wk. Dozens of exceptional openings
top salaries. Oldest Emp Agency in D. c.
BOYD'S, 1898 st. NV. tNA. 233sD
Evening star., 1944-08-20
SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN.

COLORED man and wife, wish job in small
ary for nice quarters. AID. 44s5.
JANITOR AND WIFE, colored, quarters ex-
Govt. employed AT. 451s Murphy
MAN AND WIFE want janltor quarters,
with ref MI 1925
A MARRIED COUPLE with yrs experience
IN managing apt. houses or hotel: refined;
high ref: open for PROPOSITION by Sept j. .
CaN MIR. GATES. RE akhH 5n~
Evening star., 1944-08-20
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

GENERAL, essential home and building
repairs Roofs. cement and other work.
Prompt service l; MILLER, 1885
GENERAL REMODELING, stores, restsu-
rants and houses Any type remodeling.
Is yrs; exp; Estimates. RAY E. ROB
ERTS, Trinidad S4S1. ..
CARPENTRY. Insulation, painting, remod.
cling; storm windows. screens our special.
~. NATIONAL INSTALLATION co; WI.
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CONTINUED on Next Pass.)
Evening star., 1944-08-20

pie gfier pbaRs taxes aae al oes saocS am
GUEST HOUSE for sale. $4,000; mus
have $4,000 cash; all nlled: IS bedrooms
HAVE CLIENTS interested in newspape
| concession or cigar and candy concession
either in hotel No Or r ONCE h 5ldss Call al "a
kHsfxTRANr. Rs SaJEA netting 100000 yearly
air si,oo conditioned; doing $500 day; rsn, rent
convenient terms N J. -GASTON, selln
and fnancing an e. business places SOL Wood
WE HAVE CLiENTS waiting to buy you
business, For quick results. see MAJ MAJ
evenings. EN- 3436.
RESTAURANT for sale, long established
doing S4o0 weekly: first party with s1.5O
selling sickness cali Manassas, Va 16s
WANTED TO BUY flower shop. Writ
particulars, Box 404sX, Star. 21'
so1aNa fooms HoVsn sahs 500 .ss BLOCK rent st
sSe sSeo Rm nDMIN SI7 4 kr E5I4s 5i4S 1910 Vernon
DELIcAILssEM DEL ,.;;s GEoCERY; s9s on,premiss
phone Mr.. sRoWH. Falls church isoe
business; own ice cream machine: seiiin
on account Of owners death; $500 cast
/ 3162 Mt. Pleasant st. NV.
So ROOMS, 8 baths, downtown, NV, Is
commercial: completely redecorated, nr
escapes; licensed for rooms and apts.:,
now operated by one manager; runnin
water in all apis. and some rooms ides
for transient hotel: shows at this tim
over $1,000 monthly profit; books ope
for inspection to interested purcha sers
business furnituye and property complets
/ Vermont ave. MA. 5447.
BOOMING H0USE-Hieh- class location O
Biltmore st.. between Col rd. and Calver
jst. NV. 9 rooms. . baths; S95 rent: yer
best OF furniture. price, 50 ECO; term,
EDWIN L. ELLIS. 1910 Vermont ave, Rm
i217. RE. 5140
COCKTAIL LOUNGE. Conn. ave. doin
$40. S4oo day; short hours no Sundays; lon
terms. tern ~ n = GAsToN, sol woodwar
FACING MERIDIAN pARk-Beautifu
guest mansion; former embassy. SO rms
oyer $4,000 mo. Priced SIS, 1000, Wit
$4,000 & d9En 1us; only. csn PAUL !
ward Bldg.
Evening star., 1944-08-20

EXCELLENT roomiag house business, fur
niture, good will and real estate for sale
at o price that will pay everything in tour
| years MA 1919. THOS. P. BROWN,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-09
Release Waits
Upon Marriage

Is il necessary for man TO
get married IN order to get a
release from his present job?
That is the question Norris
Atcn Of Monroe is asking himself
today. after being the recipient
Of conditional release, or state
ment OF availability. from the
Monroe plant of the Aluminium
Corporation of America.
Aten, who wants 10 marry a
Toledo girl Oct Is and reside
in his brides home town. was
refused a release by the company.
He appealed TO the VINO area
appeal committee and was told
10 come back with proof of his
marriage and he would be given
a statement Of availability.
Edward l.. Cushman. director
for Michigan war Manpower
Commission. said that if Aten
wishes TO work in another war
plant in Toledo he will require
a referral from the USES there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-09
New Mother Who
Left Gift Baby
Alone, Questioned

a woman who said another wo-
man worker in a war plant gave
me her baby" was being questioned
today, after police had removed
the crying child from house
from which il had been left alone.
Also questioned and released
was the mother, Mrs. Florence
Vollmers. of 7439 Mack. who told
police she had left the baby with
Mrs. Barbara George, of 719
Beniteau.
Mrs. Vollmers said Mrs. George
had planned TO adopt the baby,
Enroll David, after six months.
Police went TO the George home
when neighbors phoned and said
the baby was alone. Mrs. George
was booked as a golden rule
drunk" She said she and her hus-
band. Albert. had quarreled.
The baby is being cared for at
Children's Hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-09

though his ammunition was almost
exhausted.
At that time he was quoted in
the army newspaper Yank as
saying:
I'VE went through the fOrma-
ton of 40 NaZis like barrels
through o bowling alley. and we
made q strike.
Thirty Of the Germans made
emergency landings any place
they could find. We took after
the rest Of them, and then my
ammunition gave out. But !
kept on chasing them just as II
was still firing.
"The bluff worked. Two that
had hit went down in flames.
My Mustang was vibrating al
most to pieces, but we all landed
safely on the English coast"
Drew's mother, Mrs. Olive
Drew, has been a teacher in the
Detroit schools for 1S years. His
brother, Earl, expects TO be COM
missioned a Mustang pilot III
November.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-09
VeterdnsMap
Peace Policy

After adopting a six-point
policy platform. delegates to the
first annual convention of the
United Nations Legion, World
War III veterans. American COM
mand. were returning home to-
day after hearing an address by
Senator Ferguson last night IN
Webster Hall.
Senator Ferguson told the dele
gates that 1.-The peoples peace"
must be won and maintained Oy
means of increased stress on edu-
cation, the free interchange of
news between all nations and
universal international co-opera-
ton.
The delegates passed six resolu-
tons:
. A free world press;
. A world police force to en-
orce peace treaties;
Unrestricted borderlines as
surfing the unhindered move
ment of nationals between all
countries
sProviSions for allowing vet
Grams TO have an active part in
the world peace conference;
. Maintenance of world court
to settle disputes between ma
tons;
. A world system of economic
controls.
Other speakers included DR..
David Henry, executive vice
president of Wayne University:
Clarence Mcleod, former con-
gresham, and Maj. Garnet J..
Burlingame of the state office of
veterans affairs. William Fl.
Leininger, chairman of the De-
troit veterans office, was guest
chairman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-09
hin Army
Promoted

The war department today an,
nounced the temporary promotions
of IA Michigan officers, nine ol
whom are from Detroit. They are
Captain 10 Major
clifton George Ha~berger, &C. 3491 Bal
four Rd.. Detroit.
Almon Edgar. &C. 3039 Field, Detroit
LIST Lieutenant TO Captain
Arthur Paulson Reidel. &C, 14o31 Asbury
william MscNeal Poll. Inf. 4o25 Virgins
PARK. Detroit
I'd Lieutenant TO Ist Lieutenant
Bryce crommell Titus. Inf. Cadillac.
! Hugh Edward Farley. WAC, 2429 Field
Detroit
Charles sidney willis GAG. 1857 coven
try. Detroit
Charles Leo Bruce Jr., /. 1880 Iroquois
Detroit
Lawrence Bernard ouirk. &C. 57s7 Ken
ngtOn. Detroit.
Robert John Piercecchi. &C. s425 Arlington
Rd.. Detroit.
wellington p. Blake, ONO. Grand Rapids.
Jack william Bockelman Inf. Kalamazoo
Mack GAylon seegraves &C, Lansing
Frank Stewart Archbold. &c, Newaygo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-09

Africa. Only recently returned from trip to the
South Pacific
Every one of those entertainment trips impor-
tant, but / am facing a assignment which,
in respects, is the most important of all
l making the Purple Heart Circuit" in the
United States.
All the country talking to your Johnny
Joneses and your Sam Browns and your julius Smiths
who lie in hospital beds wounded sick because they
tried to defend your liberties by fighting for you and
me
This, think, is the most important assignment
any entertainer have today.
THE in Europe to be in its final stages,
/ but il would be horrible if, in happiness at
seeing the ending, to forget those brave
men who have done everything humanity possible 70
that il.
1t isn't easy TO walk through wards and wards
Of without legs and arms.
For a woman it is sometimes grueling experience.
But TO them and TO talk to them teaches you the
stuff our American soldiers made of.
People sometimes ask
Are those wounded veterans terribly depressed?
Are they embittered: How shall we treat them"
l learned the answer to those questions when |
in the South Pacific
Now l walk through wards Of wounded
in the United States the
clearly.
IN my next article, will tell you what they
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-09
DetrOiter
Air Victim

One OF five navy filters killed
Wednesday in a collision between
two torpedo planes based al
Quonset Point, R. l., was reported
by the navy 10 be Charles L.
Ford. Is, aviation radioman sc,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L.
Ford, 103 Stevens. Highland Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford, accompanied
by TWO OF their sons, S/Sgt. John
T. Ford of the air corps and FIR.
Walter Ford, assistant pastor of
ST. Edwards Church, 2946 Crane
have left for Martha's Vineyard,
Mass, TO attend memorial
service for the five fliers.
The torpedo planes were on a
routine flight when the accident
happened, the navy says. None
of the bodies have been recovered.
Young Ford attended St. Bene-
diets High School, Highland Park.
before he joined the navy Feb. s,
l943. Memorial services will be
held here at St Benedict's Church,
at an early date.
Besides FIR. Ford and S/Sgt.
Ford he is survived by another
brother. Edward J. Jr., u, and
four sisters, Marcella, Rita and
Patricia. all Of 103 Stevens. and
Mrs. Margaret Wagner of 101
Stevens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-09
I Men, Women
Held as 'SIdVers'

GRAND RAPIDS, Oct. 1.-Two
men and four women are being
held today after FBI agents, OPP
Grating simultaneously in half a
dozen points. cracked down on an
alleged white slavery ring func.
tioning in II Michigan and Wis
consin cities, according to U. S.
district Atty. Joseph F. Deeb.
Under bond of $4,000 each and
held as alleged leaders of the ring
are Ward Strong, 33, of Iron
Mountain and his brother, Will
liam, SO, of Spread Eagle, Wis.
They are charged with furnishing
inmates TO disorderly houses in
the two states. The four women
are held as material witnesses,
Deeb said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-09
Meeting TO Lay Plans
For 9th War Loan

A delegation OF Michigan war
finance committeeman left today
for 12-state regional meeting In
Chicago today and tomorrow. Dis
cussions will include plans for
opening of the sixth war loan
drive. Nov. 20.
Heading the Michigan delega-
ton is Robert Douglas, assistant
TO Frank n. Isbey, now in Europe
on war bond business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-09

Mr.. Martin had been subject 10
recurring heart attacks ever since
1888 when he suffered the first
one. He resigned on July II,
1871, intending TO take a year S
rest in an effort TO recuperate.
BORN IN CANADA
He never entirely recovered and
had never returned to his post
Mr.. Martin, who was born in
Wallaceburg. Ont, joined the
Ford Co. in December, 1903. He
was one of the first five men
hired by Henry Ford 10 work in
the original plant on Mack ave-
nue.. He was elevated 10 the vice
presidency In 1924.
Asked how he picked on Ford
for a job. Martin once said
IL had jvst landed in town
and needed a Job badly
somehow I got steered out
there to Mack avenue and l
walked In all alone. ! was
referred TO &. Harold Wills and
saw Wills 60 over and talk to
Henry Ford and speak about
me. The only question Mr.. Ford
asked was whether ! could go
to work right then and there.
I hustled into some Overalls and
pitched In"
Mr.. Martin worked with Wills
in the experimental shop on
Mack for several years. His job
was 10 keep one gang going inside
the shop and another IN the yard
SPEEDED UP JOBS
He had a penchant for finding
ways TO do job faster, easier
and better. He was an expert at
keeping machine tools IN shape
and running. As the years went
by he continued TO supervise
larger mechanical equipment az
the Highland Park plant lie
developed special machinery and
when necessary he built IL
In 1912 he was listed by the
u. S. treasury as one of two Ford
executives whose salary SITS o8
exceeded that OF Edsel Ford
He is survived by hfs widow
six sons, Edmund, Harry, Norman,
James, Marvin and Lawrence
Peter. and four daughters. Hazel
Lucille. Eleanor and Mary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-09
Nazi Desertions Grow

ZURICH, Oct. 9 (INS)-Deser-
tons from the Wehrmacht inside
the Reich are assuming such pro-
portions that the Nazi SIS Elite
Guard has begun Systematically
combing the Black Forest, the
neyNsnaner La Suisse renorts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-09

Members of the
{ a m lily called
the fire depart
ment re S C u e
squad when he
collapsed, b u I
he was dead
when the squad
r e a C h e d the
h o m e a ] on &
with a car with
two tanks Of
oxygen sent by
ENrd Motor Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-09
3 Killed at Crossing

BATTLE CREEK, Oct. 9-Three
persons were killed at Pennfield
station. near here, yesterday. They
were: Edwin Butler, II. his invalid
wife, Elizabeth. u, and Mrs. Han
nah Stamm. Mrs. Buffers nurse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-09
P.E. Martini,
LvIly III, DICS
Former Ford Executive
: Resigned in I94I

Peter z. Martin. 81, one of the
five original Ford men," and
vice president of the Ford Motor
Car Co. until his resignation in
1941 because of illness, died at IL
o'clock last night at his home,
14l1 WELLESLEY, after heart
attack.
The death of the man who for
years was In charge of the Ford
Rouge plant came UNEXPECTEDLY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-09
More Robots Hit England

LONDON. Oct. Q GNSb-Re-
newed Nazi attacks were re-
ported today 10 have hurled robot
bombs against the southern
counties OF England and the Lon
don area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-09
Injured in Ball Game

FLINT. Oct 9-Walter Gott-
schaIk. a member of the city traf-
fic engineering division today is
confined al Hurley Hospital with
multiple fractures OF his leg fol-
lowing a baseball game Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-09

arr y reports
today.
d r . W re-
ceived the Dis
tinguished Fly
ing Cross some
m onth MS ago
when with two
companions he
diSp er sc d a
flig h I of 10
NJ eSSerSchmitts
a nd Foo k g.
w A I { ( al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-09
, Defeat
40 NaZiS

a former Wayne University
football player and DENLY High
School athlete. 1t. Urban Drew.
scored the first double Kill against
the new Nazi flyng wings the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-09
GIVEN AWAY
BY MOTHER
TimeE Photo

Times Photo
Ten-mOnth old Enrol Da-
vid George who was given
away by his mother, Mrs.
Florence VOllmers of 7439
Mack TO a fellOw-w0rker.