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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
& LANDS ron SALE
HOWELL

nOW ELL
23s-acre farm. excellent soil. also large
hlp-roof dairy and sheep barn, 36xi 20.
also silos. large poultry house hay
weli-buiii fatm home Price 800 per
acre Bldgs, alone are worth this money.
RIVER FARM
$40 acres. good soil river and some
timber. an excellent stock farm. 3
house and hos house. < good size farm
home. Edison lighted and near school
Priced at SIS an acre. terms. A htte
less for cash. ~
productive. large dairy barn. steel STAN
chions. individual drinking fountains.
Priced low 10 settle an estate. $50 an
acre.
We can give you an excellent choice Of
large farms right nov. Call US and
make a date 10 look al them.
L. II. cRANDALL
Opposite Howell Theaterl
322 z. CD. RIVER, HOWELL, MICH.
CoLoRED-Large and small beautiful
farms with or without buildings. Write
son We o-9ol2.
Rochester Estates District
$40 acfes OF rolling land. $50 acres Of
heavy timber SIS per acre Small
lake. 7-rm. Colonisl modern home. ga
condition full basement number Of
outbuildings. Evening, uN 4-442O.
ca O6o.
8. C. HADLEY, INC.
40 Milan District
1868 REDMOND RD.-2 miles W Of
Milan. 40 acres with good 6-room
brick home and outhuildingS priced
reasonably Representatives ON property
MCFARLAND BROS.
81 ACRES. 7-room house. furnace. large
barn, other buildings, some tools, on
Warren Ave mr.. Wayne. Mich. Excellent
buy, $4,000. Russell l.. LanEloiS, Frank
j Regal, Salesmanager 1880 Michi-
gan. cE 5000. CE $3.50.
LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE
A NEAT 4-room home on S lockwood;
only $4,000 cash
CIIAs. CROSSMAN no 6444
ACREAGE on schoolcrsfl Rid, only
s245 per acre. 2oo-ft frontage with
city water. Newman. EcorSe at Monroe
Blvd. AT $3.50 or Gil 57s2.
ATTENTION coLoRED near Wayne
Beautiful little chicken farms OF EYER
THOMAS JAMES CO. WAYNE 0s2i
OR UN 3-7i57.
CHICAGO BLVD. frontage. mr. Beech
Rd.. i45xS6o Sl,995 $685. handles
Newman. oSinkster RdS. RE 033 3.
CONVENIENT FOR DOWN RIVER
WORKERS. A 5-room home with city
water and complete bath. situated or
Az ACRES, OF fertile black loan Full
price $4,000 Substantial down pay
ment required GROSSMAN cor. Van
Born and Wayne roads Wayne o2o.
FORT and Eureka area / 5 residential
lots. sewer water and shade trees.
good soil $50 cash Newman DIX Rd
al NOrihline Wysndotte PISS
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FLATS FOR SALE

ALiESDhLE. s2a7-5 rms BAN Up
and down rrice $3.50 ti21O
down i2ls Ford BIDS a 7o4o
3 V 7-FLAT-s and 5 JOY Pa Grand
River section ~ $50. terms. y, down.
Eone ASsoclstien, CA 75t7.
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MONTE VISTA. 1916

YACANT-OPES
ri-s bedrooms Slnfoor sids cfiNs,
garsFs cioss % schools tram 81 500
c0pr move riFff tn
NJ Built HoMEs--Ho it24
NOPELL-vernsr " lac sym hath.
u a ~ ni hsr' vide lo' ga
ages prlrs g. o00 - close estate
Vsesn' ~o's ir Ensrn L. 400
NORMANDY 1900 vacant open 70
-.-.rn-r colonial rf go f0f quick
SAFE fsImtN eummsrt TO 52ftF
NOrtpt ffn8s nssf Kelly Fd 5
ronrrt bedrooms hrfrs p months I'd
tseri V..r ss.n trnefian N'indt rtcr.
~rssf. fr-f Furhrs e. 7no a. 400
frsr eraa'er FfsIof $500 Nj
p i-f' ~ 4l1s
0tRFlEfD Is7ns-HPTCK Z Rooms
OPEN. So 80. $500 On. REALTOR.
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Suburban Reel Estate for Sole

BLOOMFIELD HILLS SITES
2i2 acres. n. Of Birmingham. handy 10
" oodward. beautiful building site.
1850 acres on East Long Lake Rd.,
mr. Briggs estate. 81 500. Another ,
acre hill top sl750. Another l'acre
5000. All well restricted locations.
JUDSON BRADWAY co.
S27 Majestic Bldg, PA e7oo
DEARBORN ,last one left Beautiful
new. completely modern home. with 5
bedrooms All situated on one lloor
large lot covered with gigantic trees
Only $500 down. Immediate possession
GROSSNiAN. 3442 6. telegraph road
between Michigan and Van Born
DEARBORN 463S or WAYNE $40,
FRASER
2 very large rooms including 4 rooms
and bath upper suitable for income,
basement. IS, acres ? large barns,
other out buildings including i2l feet
Utica Rd. business frontage corner
Utica and Klein Rd. block north
OF IA Mile. 50 $50 down. only S6,7 30
full price immediate possession.
IRWIN KiGHT 81 HINES, INC.
l40S4 Gratiot Pl 54lo
GORGEOUS 6-room brick home. kitcn cu
glass Tile TO ceiling. with huilt-in cleo
trio clock panelled study tile bath, ?
fircpaces stone tile floor In recreation
room bar and pool table, completely
furnished Scar GARAGE. LARGE brick
building. miles grapes 10 acres.
tractor and other tools
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HOUSES ron SALE
PALMER WOODS

iasiS Cumberland near Sirsihccna
Vacant bedrooms baths Sunrm
Beautifully decorated fully carpsted
Law. gas scar heated garage attached
s7s 600. Owner UN 2-eiso. Broker
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LITTLE FARMS ron SALE

lFfYTEEN acres, six-room house. sscri-
nee, 5e2s East McNieholk. TW
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PILGRIM. Mr., PRAIRIE

rms On ., lse. rn. partly finished. up.
garage, very clean Only IS $50
Nu-BUiLT HOMEs-Ho i424
PORTER. 4si2-S rooms. nsW furnace.
81 500. term LApTsd. Ia Ass,
RoSEMoNT-,Near 2 Mile ) rooms. all
modern A0.fhot lot fenced 50 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
LAKE. RIVER PROP. FOR SALE

LAKE. RIVER PROP. FOR SALE
ST. CLAIR RIVER 80 5ox3O0, sl,25o.
terms Owner, ca 1900; Tu 2-o17s:
SOFT LAKE FRONTAGE-60-FT.
so feet OF lake frontage on private
drive. paved street lovely canal In
back iusi right for YOU summer and
winter. Best bathing on Lake ST. CLAIR.
Boating bathing and fishing from your
own doorstep Detroit city water in
cluded In purchase price. Terms TO Ne
SponSible parties. Inquire 25oio JEFF
ferSon Ave East. near 10 Mile Roaf.
St Clair shores. West Realty Co
5O-FT-EAGLE PIE. ON LAKE-5O
only $500 for 5O-foot lot IN Eagle
Pointe on the Lake. Private park for
bathing. hshing. beautiful domestic,
near schools. stores and churches. Paved
street. gas. electric. Detroit city water
included In purchase price. Terms 10
responsible parties. Inquire 25olo JEFF
ferSon Ave. East, near 10 Mile Road
81 Clair shores West Realty Co.
43-FT LAKE ST. CLAIR. FRONTAGE
10 feet OF Lake ST. Clair frontage, us
feet deep, lovely sandy bathing beach,
safe for children; paved street and
driveway Detroit city water. gas and
electric in and paid for Exceptional
bargain in lake frontage. Terms 70
responsible parties. Inquire 250l0 JEFF
fcrson Ave. East near 10 Mile Road.
ST Clair shores West Realty Co.
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vI SOLD Z MILLION DOLLARS
WORTH or AoxIS Last yLIk
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pRcfALfzE IN TIE MANAGE
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
LAND CONTRACTS

WHITE COLORED MORTGAGES.
MONEY Home Associates ca 1917
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
RIlRNETTE

We have q rood buy In this bedrm
home lust above Joy Read. all large
rooms and large closets. h. . heat. AGAR
Judd
S. c. HADLEY. INC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26

$40 acfes OF rolling land. $50 acres Of
heavy timber SIS per acre Small
lake 7-rm. Colonisl modern home ga
condition. full basement number Of
outbuildings. Evening, uN 4-4420.
ca 06o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26
WITIU1 TW7IWII IWI1 INW.Fu- -oW
DAN j. HARRISON
VACANT-OPEN So

IWT IINNNFk
or CAcieuN nr1ck English style. very
clean bedrms down l up income
type attic steam heat recreation snaoe
? rafsges walking distance 10 convent
enceS Reasonable price and terms
ri $500
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

A BETTER CASH DEAL At ono
= @ CHERRY 1857 Gratiot II 26
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-26

MONEY TO LOAN
Evening star., 1944-02-03

would not question:" the jud1e
added, told me that his foreman
came to him at his machine and
told him to slow down; that he
didn't need to hurry. The Govern
ment was paying for 1t all.
Plant Patriotism Doubted,
"If such d situation had not ex-
listed, Macarthur, who has pleaded
for airplanes, might have had planes
long before this with which to bomb
Toxic"
The Judge, who sat in on some
hearings of the Senate Truman
Committee at the Dallas plant, said
that IF one-tenth of what we hear
is to be believed there is no more
patriotism within the walls of that
plant North American than among
those who would make a Roman
holiday"
Currie McCutcheon, court-ap-
pointed defense attorney, con-
demned the cost-plus contract under
which he said the bomber plant
formerly operated.
"The result" Mr.. McCutcheon
said, lis just what we have here-a
Evening star., 1944-02-03
Four Marks by U. S. Athletes
Accepted as World Records

ever to clear Is feet, improved on
his own international standard, with
recognition of his pole vault of is
feet ia inches at Modesto, Calf,
on May %, 1912 1t bettered his
1941 record by 2 inches.
Arne Andersson's breaking of
Gunder Haegg's monopoly on mid
dle-diStance records was officially
recognized at a mile and 1.50O me-
ters. Anderson, vino established
the marks while his fellow Swede
was touring the United States last
summer, was given credit for his
4:02.6 mile and 3:45 1,500 meters.
Haegg's standards were 4:046 and
3:45 8, respectively.
The committee also approved F. J
Redman's time of 1:14:3O6 for the
10-mile walk, made in London on
May 26, 1884 "The record simply
was forgotten" Ekelund said.
Redman actually held the record
from 1884 to 1912, when it was
bettered by John F. Mikaelsson, a
Swede, with 1:13:038.
Evening star., 1944-02-03
Woman Believed KeyinMystery
SIuyinq Of Soldier in Capitol

A 32-year-old colored woman ap-
peared to be the key figure today
in attempts by police to solve the
Staying Of Pfc. Marvin L. Beau
champ, 25, in a vacant lot in the
Southwest section Tuesday morning.
The woman was arrested several
hours after the soldier was found
unconscious by two children in a
lot in the 300 block of K street S.W.
She has been held on an open
charge since then and is the only
person questioned in the case still
in custody. A dozen colored men
have been released.
Police believe robbery to have been
the motive for the assault. When
the soldier was found sprawled on
the ground his pockets had been
turned inside out and the only
means of Identification were Army
dog" tags. Although a soldier COM
panion of the dead man, who had
accompanied him on round of tav-
erns earlier in the evening, said Pfc.
Beauchamp had about $50, only q
little more than dollar in change
was found at the scene.
In an effort to determine the
movements of Pvt. Beauchamp after
he left his soldier companion at
1:30 am. Tuesday near the scene
of the murder, police prepared to
question another soldier friend of
the victim. This soldier, a Mexi-
can, who is stationed at Gravelly
Point, where the victim also was
Evening star., 1944-02-03
WE'LL Tells Hanbury
To Slug It0ut With
Armstrong Monday

AL WE'LL, cagey New York boxing
manager, is sending Lew Hanbury,
Washington boy under his wing, out
to slug with Henry Armstrong in
next Monday nights 1O-round bout
at Uline Arena.
WE'LL, here to supervise Hanbury's
training, is comparing the local boy
to Lou Ambers, WELLS greatest
fighter, who lost his lightweight title
to Armstrong and then regained it.
Ambers' victory was the first major
defeat suffered by Armstrong and
WE'LL believes that Hanbury has the
equipment to set back the former
triple champion.
Hes a younger and tougher man
than Armstrong" AYERS WE'LL. "He
has the same punch Ambers had"
Both fighters are drilling every
afternoon at the Liberty A. G. gym.
Hanbury is sparring against Vic
Creelman and Jimmy Jerico.
Evening star., 1944-02-03
AAU Tourney Starts
With Novice Fights

The District AAU boxing tourna-
ment opens tomorrow night at Tur-
ner's Arena with IA novice division
bouts.
Mittmen on tomorrow nights card
will fight in classes ranging from 11a
to lat pounds. Approximately SO
novices passed their physical ex-
aminations yesterday.
Senior boxers have until next
Wednesday to enter the tourney.
Tomorrow'S pairingS:
1ls,pound Slassm-A!bert i2ert FitzPatrick
Merrill De Atley tPete's A. c. VS.. James
Martinez CIV. B. c.,
l26-pound class-Frank Stockstill tMer-
rick VS. Bernard Shatz CMount Rainier): :
Richard Woodward (Merrick) VS.. James
Madison IN. T. s..
I35-pound class-George Bond tst
Mary's) VS.. James Balderson IN. T. 81,
Richard Strobel (Merrick) VS.. John Mason
,Pete's A. c., Harold Taylor IN. T. s. VS..
Paul Higgins lMerrick. William Hines
IN; T; s. vs.; Robert Boyle tAponoo; vii
IN. T. 81, Ernest Young Boiling Field
VS.. Ray Yates tPete's A. c..
147-pound class-Bob Baldwin (St
Mary'sl vs. Bob Newberry (Apollo), Rich
ard Brown (W. B. CD VS.. Cecil Leathers
tMerrickl, David Frady (Pete's A. c. VS..
Aubrey Mayhem (unattachedl. Ted McIn-
tosh IN. T. s. VS. Billy Affron CMerrick).
Evening star., 1944-02-03
Union Aides Will Talk
On Postwar Employment,

Union representatives will discuss
social security and postwar jobs for
Office workers at 8 pm. Saturday
at the YWCA, Seventeenth and K
streets NV, it was announced to-
day. The conference is sponsored
by the Washington Workers Educa-
ton Committee and alumni of the
Summer School for Office Workers
Hilda w. Smith, director of educa-
ton and recreation for the National
Housing Administration, will be in
charge of the discussion Of postwar
readjustment problems. DR.. Eveline
M. Burns will speak on social Sc
curity.
Evening star., 1944-02-03
Mat Referee Suffers
Most as Piers Loses

In the Henry Piers-Don Evans
rassling match at Turner's Arena
last night Evans won in % minutes
after Piers threw Tiny Bouque, the
referee, from the ring and caused
him to be removed to Emergency
Hospital with possible broken leg.
In the feature, Sander Szabo won
over Maurice La Chappelle in %
minutes, when the Flying French
man was unable to finish after a
head injury. In other matches,
Tommy O'Toole lost to the Yellow
Mask in 16 minutes, Johnny Long
downed John Melas in l8 minutes
for the 93d time and Abe Tourist
and Michele Leone drew.
Evening star., 1944-02-03
! Aircraft Workers
Given Jail Terms for
Time Cards

By the Associated Press.
DALLAS, Tex. Feb. 3.-Federal
Judge T. Whitfield Davidson, in
seven former bomber
plant employees yesterday, ques-
toned the zeal of workers at the
North American bomber plant here
and declared:
I'VE might have seen Germans
and Japs marching down the streets
of Dallas" If it hadn't been for Rus
sian peasants who worked long
hours producing war materials.
The seven defendants, four of
them women, were given sentences
ranging up to six months in jail.
They had been convicted of con-
spiracy to defraud the Government
by falsification of time cards.
"A fine machinist, whose word
Evening star., 1944-02-03

ceived . percentage Tee on costs
Of its operations at Dallas.)
United States District Attorney
Clyde O. Eastus said while some OF
the defendants were away from the
plant on dates, one Of the others
would clock out their time cards at
quitting time.
Evening star., 1944-02-03
BY the Associated Press.

..
STOCKHOLM, Feb. 3. - -Four
American track and field records,
two of them by Fred Wolcott, have
been accepted as world standards
by the International Amateur Ath-
letic Federation as represented by
the organizations President J. S.
Edstrom and Secretary Bo Ekelund,
both of Sweden.
Wolcott, Rice Institute star, had
his time of 1877 for the 120-yard and
110-meter high hurdles, made at
Philadelphia on June %, 1941, writ
ten into the book, alongside that of
Forrest G. Towns, former Georgia
hurdler, who established the marks
at Oslo in 1886
Roy Cochrane's 522 seconds for
the 440-yard hurdles, set at the
Drake Relays on April Is, 1912, re-
placed the record held by another
American since 1927. John A. Glib
son raced the distance in 52.6 at
Lincoln in 1927.
Cornelius Warmerdam, only man
Evening star., 1944-02-03

Alexander, Lois M.
Bisselle, Shirley
Bundy, Mary v.
| Cox. Bessie Lowe
Della Gatta, j. A.
Dowling, Lois P.
Flohr, Laura Lee
Frazier, Eva Joan
Gill. Alfredine N.
Gill, Geraldine M.
Gordon, C. A.
Goroum, Betty Ann
Hall. Barbara
Kettner, Geraldine
Holiday, Wanda ].
JeSsup. Sonora M.
Kirchner, Betty
Leonard. Helen Ruth
Lew. Lon Yoot
Lipschultz, Margaret
Loesberg, Carol
Love, Waunetta V.
MacMullen, J. T.
Penningroth, Ann
Potter, Nancy Lee
Robinson. Dorothy S
Rutley, Gloria L.
Ryan. Patricia M.
Schroeder, Carline G.
Shatto, Susan Ann
Stats, Mildred K.
Steelman, Betty j.
Troup, Gloria F.
West, Carrie Sue
Whelan, Mary NICK.
Whitmore. Betty M.
Wilson, Evelyn c.
Conner, Betty
Ellsworth, B. S.
Elms, Barbara 8.
Smith, Jane Rogers
Evening star., 1944-02-03
Racing to Buy Million
Worth of War Bonds

By the Associated Press.
Racing will contribute about
81 100000 to the Fourth War Loan,
Henry v. King, chairman Of the
Racing Subcommittee of the War
Bond Sports Committee, said to-
day.
The Saratoga Racing Association,
which subscribed 5000, 900, has been
the major contributor. King said.
Evening star., 1944-02-03
thing that's going to be before

thing that's going to be before
many courts over the land"
Management Denial.
H. r. Schwedes, factory manager
Of the Texas division Of North Amer
ican Aviation, Inc. issued q written
statement that the guilty employees
were "an infinitestimal part Of the
working force" and that "the seven
pleas Of guilty entered by former
employees resulted from an in
vestigation initiated by North Amer
ican Aviation"
with reference to cost-plus-
flxed-fee, the statement said that
North American has never re-
Evening star., 1944-02-03
Fights Last Night
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PROVIDENCE, R. I.-Tami Mauriello,
202, New York, outpointed Buddy Knox,
207 Dayton. Ohio t10); joey Manfro,
Il43, Newe York. knoseked out Winnie
ELIZABETH, N. J-Herb Brydon,
153, West Orange, n, j, outpointed
Charlie Mcpherson. 1872, New York (6);
Johnny Brown, 151. New York, out
pointed Buddy Bailey. 1872. jersey City
Evening star., 1944-02-03

Arnold. c. J.
Adams, Eugene P.
Baruday, George
Beall. William w.
Berla. Michael j.
Castro, John Jack
Cavanaugh, w. P.
Chaconas, T. M.
Chin, Carl
Donate, Julian F.
Fisher, Raymond w.
Freeman, Robert F.
Freshman. Abe H.
Greenstein, Paul
Grigg. B. H., jr.
Heller. Milton
Knight. Curtis H.
Linford, William c.
Markham, r. A.
McFar arlane, R. w.
Miller, Murrell w.
MintZ, Robert H.
Moore, c. R., 5r.
Moore, Haley
OwingS. william r.
Pasch, Theodore r.
Richey, Stephen
Shafer. Hugh M.
Silverman. M. B.
Smith, Charles H.
Stephens, Rees j.
Weneta, John W, jr.
Wilkinson, G. H.
Worley. Joseph F.
Brannon. Jackson G..
Williams. Stuart T.
Markham. Hugh H.
Leadbetter, j. T.
McAlister, Roger
Tanney, Patrick P.
Roxenberg, D. H.
Evening star., 1944-02-03
Gordon Junior High
Graduates Class Of 81

Gordon Junior High School grad
uated 80 students this afternoon in
ceremonies at the school audi
torium. A. w. Heinmiller, school
budget officer, presided.
Evening star., 1944-02-03

Graduates were
Albert, Shirley P.
Beal, Betty M.
Bell. Mary M.
Bobbitt. Elaine r.
Bowman, Doris M.
Boyd. Betty A.
Colson, M. LaVerna
Coluzzi, Lucy e.
Compton, Joyce r.
Croson. Dorothy J.
Davis, Betty J.
Dekelbaum. M. E.
Dennison. Iris M.
Difenderfer, Anne L
Drescher, Jean E.
Eggleston. Dolores
Ellis, Ardell E.
Florence, Mary p.
Gray, Mary e.
Greenfield. Corinne
Helmly. Betty Jean
Hynson, Fay D.
Jones, M. Camille
Lamp, Helen M.
Mason, Lorraine
McMullen, Anna B.
Michaels. Lorraine
Moore, Frances L.
Moore, Reba Merle
Mudd. Catherine r.
Neam, Jeanett
NeetZ, Billie M.
Ortt. Virginia L.
Parker. Miriam I.
Patterson, Mary B.
Pumphrey, Doris M.
Reeves, Elizabeth J.
Russell, Barbara j.
Barnes, Raymond o.
Bashoor, r. G.
Bell. Rollin M.
Bires, william ].
Broida. Irwin s.
Bullough, John F.
Burns, Edward j.
Evening star., 1944-02-03

Colella. Frank J.
Doggett, Robert l.
Eppard, William H.
Ernest. Harry E.. tr.
Fisher, George l., jr.
Foley, William j.
Garlock, Burton L.
Cation. Robert ].
Gill. William M.
Hanback,. George A.
Hanna, Robert G.
Harris, Z. william
Johnston, Gouis r.
Jones. Gordon W.
Kurstin, David l..
Iceland. Redmond r.
Miller. James e.
Minded. Robert H.
Musselman. Homer d
Ockershausen. A.
O'Brien, James p.
Rollins, William c.
Sabin, Ira D.
Schaefer. Paul b.
Sheinman. Paul
Smith, Robert J.
Ward. Donald r.
Wathen, Donald b.
Watson. William L.
West, James NJ.
Williams. John n.
6adler, Norma T.
Sammons, Evelyn A.
Sangster. Esther D.
Schneppe. Virginia P
Sigmon, Clara E.
Splitter, Doris J.
Stirling, Theresa M.
Stokes. Marian v.
Taylor, Peggy A.
Tomaselli, J. F.
TroXell, Shirley M.
Youell. Mary E.
Youngson. Colleen NJ
Evening star., 1944-02-03
|Dr. RawIins Presides
Al Hine Graduation

DR.. George M. Rawlins, science
department head in Divisions to 8,
presided this afternoon over pradu-
alton ceremonies for u students at
Hine Junior High School.
Evening star., 1944-02-03

stationed, frequently accompanied
Pvt. Beauchamp on trips to town
and might throw some light on the
victims movements, police said.
Coroner A. Magruder Macdonald
said a preliminary report indicated
compound skull fracture as the
cause of death.
Evening star., 1944-02-03
80 Receive Diplomas
AT Eliot Junior Hiqh

Eighty-nine students received di-
plomas in midyear graduation cere-
monies at Eliot Junior High School
this afternoon. Boise L. Bristor,
school statistician, presided.
Evening star., 1944-02-03

troops and public security, the Rome
correspondent Of the Goteborg
Handes-Och Sjoefartstidning said
yesterday.
Evening star., 1944-02-03

Graduates were
Blaustein. Bernard D.
Burns. Kenneth w.
Gates. John Robert.
Cawthorne, w. H., jr
Chapman, Carl.
Charnock. Melvin.
Clark, Harry 8.
Davis, Kenneth Lee
Dorsch. Martin e,
Fersinger, Joseph.
Furmage, Hugh.
Herndon, Edward A.
He >kins, Kenneth
Jasper. Alton
Karayianis, C.
Kestner, Dean
Lowe, Charles c.
Nicer. Robert.
Park, Albert Dale
Pearson. Robert C..
Perry. Wendell
Reynolds. Raymond
Robinson. John
Rosenblum, Louis H.
Selby, Robert
Siegel. william M.
Sorrell. Ray
Summers. Oron
Voss, De Witt E.
Walters. Charles 8.
Willoughby, James r.
Willoughby, Sherwood
Wolstenholme. Paul
NickerSon, George
Harrison. George
Allen. Charlotte A.
Evening star., 1944-02-03

Ten Reported Executed
STOCKHOLM, Feb. 3 R.-Ten
persons have been executed In Rome
for conspiring to sabotage German
Detroit evening times., 1944-11-21
PEARL HARBOR UP

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 UNS)
Senator Ferguson announced
today he will offer a resolution
for a five-member Senate COM
mittee to probe the responsibility
for the Pearl Harbor tragedy.
At the same time, the Senate
judiciary committee reported out
the bill extending the statute OF
limitations applying to trial Of
the 194l Pearl Harbor com
manders another six months.
Detroit evening times., 1944-11-21
Defeat Not DeductibIe

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 CUP)
The Supreme Court, ruling in
the case Of an ex-common pfeas
court judge of Ashley, Pa,
Michael r. Mcdonald. held today
that funds spent by defeated po-
itical candidates in election COM
paigns are not deductible from
federal income taxes.
Detroit evening times., 1944-11-21
House P| P|dns
|BudgefCheek

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 QNS)
-Congress was urged today to
create a legislative watchdog to
tcrutinize the expenditure of
funds by the President and execu-
tive agencies of the government.
The House committee to in
vestigate executive agencies in
troduced legislation for a joint
appropriations group of the House
and Senate to study "the manner
in which the executive branch of
the government spends the funds
appropriated by Congress.
STAFF OF EXPERTS
A bill unanimously endorsed by
all seven members of the commit
tee, Of which Rep. Smith CD Of
Virginia is chairman, provided
also for:
A joint legislative staff Of ex-
perts whose services would be
available TO all congressional
committees.
A joint House Senate commit
tee to study ways and means of
"streamlining" congressional pro-
cedure.
A permanent investigatory COM
mittee of the House and Senate
10 check executive agencies and
procedures.
Detroit evening times., 1944-11-21

1t. Gen. Raymond A.
Wheeler, West Point gradu.
ate of 1911 and native of
Peoria, ILL.,, who has been
named deputy supreme Al
lied commander of south
east Asia command and as
sistant to MOuntbatten.