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Evening star., 1944-06-21

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BURROWS, David
Cafrftz, James q
Castle, Alfred
Cissel. Charles "a
Conrad. Peter
Conklin, Harvey ii
Conway. Ralph M
Delahanty, Thomas
Duckett. Philip
Fay, Kenneth
Etkin, william
Floyd, Edward. ".
Fowler, James
rttts, GeorBe f
Gardescu. Paul
Gingras, william
Glossbrennef. Guy
Golinski, Edward
Hartseu, Robert
Hawheld, James
Hewett, Everett
Holmes, George
Holt, Charles
Hostettler. Estel
Ja6e, Alfred
johnson. Myles
Jones, Russell
Jones. Walter &
Keating, Ray
Kelley, Robert
King. Donald
Knight. Georss
Knoll. John
LaChance, Louis .
Lambert, Louis
Lawler, James
Lew, Nan
Mcintyre. Robert
Meese, Robert
MONTGOMERY, Richard
Nangle, Clinton
Nielsen, Walter
Pagter, A. Townsend
Patten, James
Price. Allen
Psaltis, Edmond
RAIDER. o. Clifton
Reed. Robert
Eoberts, Marshall
Rosenthal, Stanley
Rowan. Michael
Royce, Francis
Scanlon, James
Sharp, Christopher
Shenier, Richard
SchleSingsr, James
Simmons, James
Smith. James
Sontag, Lloyu
Sturgis, Frederick
Tucker, Howard
Tyson. Carroll
Walden, Henry
VanEckhardt, Herman
Walker. Mark
Wells, Allan
Wertz, william
Willis, Ronald
Wingo. James
Wi.hers, John
Young. joseph
Zack, Samuel
Sills. Doris
Smith. jeanne
Sorenson, Gloria
Scrrell. Doris
Krause, Kenneth
Ros-. Sallie
Doyle, william
Harmon, Georss
James, Howard
Shipp, Ralph
Teagle, Richard
Zeitner. Charles
Jones, Doris
McConathy, Doris
Belding, Joan
Chamness. Marion
Farmer, Barbara
Thompson. Bobby
Watson. Mildred
Macfarlane, John
Gegenheimer. r.
Hartig, Joan
Moore, Marion
Cottman. George
Frazier, Tom
Rodill. Arthur
Baltimore, Jesse
Johnson. Robert
Pharo. Phebe
Watson, Lewis
Greene, Ellen
Rainville, Elizabeth
Evening star., 1944-06-21

FIGHTING EVICTION FROM RESIDENCE CLUB-Shown out
Municipal of 43 residents of the Endion
Club residence for at 211 Massachusetts, avenue NV
They cleft to right Marjorie Richter Mdge OBren
Dorothy Muroney and WAVE Ensign Ann Whiting. They
appeared Landlord and Tenant Court yesterday to resist
Florence David 7542 Alaska NV
the house evc them Mrs David claims she needs
bedrooms baths the old mansion
Evening star., 1944-06-21

| SCHOOLS, Will pre-
| Graduates are.
| Abreo; Nancy
| Artinian, Lillian
| Auty, Kathryn
| Bacon, 10
| Baker, Mary
Bange, Ruth
Barezofsky, Fannie
harrington, Phyllis
Beam, Annette
| Belmont, Rose
BENJAMIN, Betty
Beenveniste, Birdie
| Birkeland, Irene
Blaser, Amelia
| Bodankin, Evelyn
| Botz, Jane
Burns, Mary
Byrd, Roberta
| Callegari, Joanna
| Casey, Colleen
| Chudnow, Bertie
| Clumpitt, Margaret
| Coccia, Rosie
| Cohn, Selma
| Compton. Ellen
| Craver, Nancy
Crenshaw, Elnora
| Crosslin, CarAlee
p'Ambrosio, Edith
| Davis, Helen
| Davis, Josephine
Da wson, Deborah
DelRe, Jeanette
Demas, Esther
Dennis, Helen
| Doherty, Barbara
Downen, Jimalon
Dubow, Alice
Edwards. Joyce
Elam, Emma
Farrall, Cynthia
Farrell, Juanita
Franks. Wanda
Furr, Annette
Genalis, Helen
| Gladman, Margaret
Gold, Anita
Gordon. Anne
| Gottlieb, Lucretia
| Graham, Lois
Gutman, Devora
Halpin, Jeanne
Hanck, Nancy
Herbst, Freda
Hertzman. Nora
Heyman, Barbara
Higgins, Jeanne
Hilliard, Oma
Hinkle, Nancy
Hollar, Margaret
1ribarren, Gloria
Holmes. Helen
Hord, Lucille
1mhofi, Patricia
jackson, Dorothy
Jones, Beverly
Jones, Helen
Jones, Laura
Jones, Marian
Kalivretenos Anne
Keefer, Joyce
Kellam, Mary
klevit, Beverly
Knope, Mary
Knott. Mildred
Lee. Mabel
Leech, Eliza beth
Long. Nancy
Lopez, Adela
Ma acPherson, Betty
Maggos, Marie
Magill, Marcia
Mandris. Estelle
Markward, Dorothy
McDermott, Jewel
Mckee. Ruth
Migdal, Mildred
Morgan, Wanda
Motz, Mary
Moy, Emma
Nahme, Muriel
Nanos, Virginia
Norton, Mildred
O'Connell. Rose
Paterson, Nancy
Powell, Shirley
Price, Anne
Prieto. Rachel
Rasland. Lillian
Ray. Patricia
Reinhart. Alma
Rice, Victoria
Robbins. Betty
Roche, Barbara
Ross, Helen
abine. Margaret
Scherr, Dorothy
Schmitt. Dorothy
Shane, Margaret
Shlanta. Dolores
Siroto, Ma rilyn
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Smith. Elizabeth
Smith. Marjorie
Smith. Marjorie
Soslpoures, Helen
STARK. Edna
Stearns, Rita
Stewart, Rebecca
Tackett, Leatha
TarpiniAn, Zepure
Turnover, Harriet
Upton, Virginia
Yer Wiebe, Eleanore
Walker, Betty
Walker. Jean
Walkin, Martha
West, Janet
Wilson, Mary
WinterfeIdt, Vera
Wolfe, Margaret
Woodham, Rosemary
Yau, Jessie
Zelazo, Helen
Ziesler, Mary
ligmond, Minnie
Achstetter, Eugene
Anderson. George, jr.
Anger, Diana
Athey, Barney
Beatty. Jack
Beckman, Robert
Belknap. Robert II
Berlin, Marvin
Berry, Hugh
Belts, Martin
Blandford, Mark
Blatt, Sidney
Brooks, Phillip
Bryan. Truman
Buzzell, Royce
Cadreaux. Ralph
Carmack. James, jr.
Christian, Jack
Cohen, Alfred
Cosing, Arthur
Crowder, George, ir,
Daniels. Ralph
Davis, Richard
Donnelly. Bernard
Doolittle, Howard
Dunn. Raymond
Edmundson. James
Erickson, Richard
Fitzgerald, Edward
Fliakas. Perry
Floyd, Charles
Ford, James. jr,
Frank, Samuel
Goodwin, Stuart. jr.
Gouldman, Hugh, jr.
Grant, Blaine
Gregory. David
Harris. Robert
Hart. Spencer
Hine, Oliver
Hufhnes. Louis
Ingebretsen, Edward
Johnston. Robert
Kramer, Arthur
Lawrence, Robert
Leith, Richard
Martin, Stephen
Levy, Jerome
Louole, Sidney
Macarthur, Edgar, jr.
Mack, Wilmoth
Mayer, Frederic
McHale, Robert
McKelway, John
Melillo, Philip
Mess. James
O'Connell, Charles
Ontko, Matthew
Petrone. Robert
PetttpaS, Gerald
Raulin, Frederick
Rector. Alfred
Rees, Thomas
Rosenberg, Robert
Ross. Charles
Rotter, Leonard
Roy, William
Santelmann. Paul
Sarmiento, Ernesto
Saunders, Roger
Schlosburg. William
Sinclair. Donald
Smith, Robert
Stark, william
Stoutenburgh. Milton
SusSman, Alan
Sweeney. Thomas
'Talley. Charles
Tretick, Gordon
Vlahos, Thomas
Wagner, Emil
Waldman, Ludwig
Wann, John, jr.
Williams, Stanwix
Wrobel. Herbert
Yarus. Herbert
Zachary, Richard
Zasada. Richard
Evening star., 1944-06-21
The II white men are. :.

Gray, John A.
Martin. Paul r.
koenis, j. L., jr.
Cox, Giles l., jr.
Dixon. George H.
Counts, Bruce r.
ed men are:
Neal. Edward @.
Lyles, Edward w.
Thompson. c., jr.
Pickeran. Joseph A.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-01-21
AT BARNES HOME
 H0NORS BRIDE-ELECT

Mrs. Frank Barnes and daugh- ter Dorianne, were co-hostesses for miscellaneous shower at their home last Saturday evening honoring Miss Elna Arola whose marriage to William H. Barring ton, Jr. takes place Sunday noon at St. Philips Episcopal church.
 A delightful evening was spent at the close of which refresh ments were served and the bride elect presented with many lovely gifts for her new home, which will be made in Skagway.
 Invited, besides the honor guest, were: Mesdames Carl Arola, John Arola, E. R. Sharnbroich, H. B. Thornquist, William L. Eastaugh, Andrew Prusi, Einar Otteson, Wm. D. Grant T. J. Mcbride, W. H Harrington, Sr.. z. NJ. Bradford Neil Grant, Leo Mccormack, Ber Bennest, William Vim, Leo Lys. ter, Leftare Delis, Lew William, and the Misses Irene Coulter Mary Mccormack and Eleanor Me Cormack.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-01-21
CEILING PRICES ON CEREALS
 GO INTO EFFECT JAN. 27

Mrs. Frank Barnes Clerk of the local OPA Board, announces that word has been received from the Juneau Office of Price Administra- ton that on January 27 specific ceiling prices will go into effect on breakfast cereals and packaged corn meal. also for bleaching waters. cleansers. bar and powder ed soaps, etc. These prices con form to a ruling set forth in Amendment IS to MPR 2SS and are uniform for all stores in Wrangell, Mrs Barnes explained. Local dealers will have these prie- es posted, fl was added
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CHOIR PARTY GOES
 WILD WEST AT DINNER
 FOR VISITING SOLDIER
By Leo 0sterman In futuristic reportorial styIe)

The Place.
 Residence of v. E. Newman. The Time:
 6:3O D. m. Friday, January IA The Occasion:
 A chuckwagon party. consisting of dinner, ranch style. games. choir practice singing, virg and JessJie on Stomach Steinways, ev- ening closed with selection by Marion Newman on the piano. The Honor Guest:
 T/Sgt. Ted Webb. home on leave to visit his sister Mrs. Newman. The Hostesses:
 Mrs Virgil Newman and Miss Geneyieve Mayberry. The Guests.
 Sgt Frank Webb. the Rev. and Mrs Ben Judd, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Thornquist, MT. and Mrs. Hill Burlington, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. sharnbroich. Sgt. and Mrs. Will liam Winn MT. and Mrs. Leo Os- terman, Mrs. Doris Barnes. Miss Dorianne Barnes Mrs. Marian Sumption, Mrs. Jessie Hanigan. Fred Wisweu, U. s. Signal Corps. Miss Genevieve Mayberry, Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Newman, Marion and Martin Newman.
 The Props:
 Numerous ranch Implements ob- tained from the Early farm. such as a seeder, horsecollars, horseshoes, kerosene and gas lamps pitch forks, shovels, harness, etc.
 Dishes were as unmatched and ancient as possible; spoons very large menus were written in ranch lingo.
 Guests were given names for the evening, typical Western style. Not repeated for reasons of main taining dignity of our school marms in the village.
 Guests came in cowboy cos tunes - boots, guns, sombreros, large hankies much In evidence.
 Actual dinner: Venison, spuds fried with onions, cold slaw, chilf beans hot baking powder biscuits, trimmings, custard pudding, all ranch style and vera, vera good! The Games:
 The Rev. Ben Judd and Dick Sharnbroich astounded the as- sembled guests with feats of magic in connection with a magazine game.
 Some had to read poems, sing, etc, as directed on written slips Choir Practice:
 Being regular Friday night and choir night, they all took over fol short period. All stayed except 1 Rattle Snake Pete" Harrington who couldn't stand it.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-01-21
ELKS NOTES
P. A. COOPER

Elks lowered the boom on Past District Deputy Brother Hanford Wednesday night with the result that it will be a noodle feed next Wednesday with His Honor" do- ing the honors. Brother Fred was found guilty of about every thing in the book including the fact he's the Orders prize cook Whlch means sumptuous eats. Looks lik e Brothers Thornquist and Stensland might be doing a little presiding at the coffee urn" too, before this is over.
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grateful that have kept the peace which Ehkist Christi bestowed on me. At 1900, took care of all the patients with grenades. Good bye, Taeke, my beloved wife who loved me to the last Until We meet again, greet you God-speed. Mistake, who just became for years old will grow up unhindered I feel sorry for you Tokiko. born February of this year and gone without seeing your father. Well. be good Matsue. lbrotherD Koe- han. Sukechan, Mittichan. good bye. The number participating in this attack is a little over 1000. to take enemy artillery position. It seems that the enemy is expecting an all-out attack tomorrow.
 Personal History: On March 6. 1929 graduated from Kerye Mid de school, Prefecture of Hisa- shima. March, 1929 graduated from Frazier English Academy. Sept. Is, 1926 to May 9, 1882 - Pacific Union College. Medical Dept. Agwin, Calf. Sept 1. 1885 to June 1887 College of Medical Evangelist. Received California medical license Sept. s. 1888. Jan. 10, 1941 inducted into Ist. Re placement in Ist. Imperial Guard Infantry regiment. Jan 13, 1941 - transferred to Ist Imperial Guard Infantry regiment as officer can didate, promoted to Pfc. Medical Dept. July 1 Promoted to Super for Private. Medical Dept July % ordered as officer candidate. Aug ust 1 promoted to Corporal. Sept. 1, entered Army Medical school - graduated Oct 24. Oct 31 pro- noted to Sgt Major. Ordered Prob. Officer. Dec 1 Acting Officer.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-01-21
MRS. GLADYS TAYLOR

hECE1N Eo DEUhEEo IN Us D. D.
 At the regular meeting of Wrau- gell Chapter No. II. o. E s. last Tuesday night, degrees of the or der were conferred on Gladys Fay Tor in an impressive candle-lit in itiation ceremony. Worthy Matron Marjorie Thornquist and Worthy Patron Oar Smith presided. with Mrs. Lempi Fykerude as Conduc- tress. Accompanying music was furnished by Organist Mabel Mea- doWs.
 Following the business meeting. refreshments were served by the Worthy Matron, assisted by Sis ters Dorianne Barnes, Dorothy Smith and Mabel Meadows, and members and guests enjoyed an informal social hour.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-01-21
Market Letter

Remember your fling in the mar ket-in those days? Remember all the new terms and new phrases you learned: paper profits, margin ac- count, customers man, margin calls, call money, puts and calls, stop-loss orders?
 Remember when you had some nice paper profits, and were, per haps, worried about a break that might occur in the market? We'll, you called up your broker and put in a stop-loss order several points below the current market. You may have h. : nice profit in your stock on paper, so maybe you put in a stop los order of two or three points above what you paid for it, so that l. c--- the break would come you coul1 sell out and still net a few points profit.
 We'll, 1t just seems to us, from our bleachers seat, that the Axis Die tators are rushing to place some stop loss orders to try to salvage some of their paper profits" Hitler has plenty of them: Poland, Czecho-, Slovakia, Austria, Hungary, France, Denmark, The Netherlands, Nor way all on paper.
 Mussolini has already been sold out.
 And then there is Hirohito. He's got lot of paper profits, too: the Philippines, big slice of China, the East Indies, Malay, etc., etc.; but he is in a falling market, and un- douo edly his stop-loss orders are al- ready in-with our armed forces de- pressing the Oriental Market. And so ii goes.
 Tie sword of Damocles has changed to the Allied ax*. The thread that suspends it is becoming frayed around the edges, and it won't be long now before decapttdtton .. fol- lowed by rigor mortis.
 Apologies are in order. Don't take too seriously this comparison with the folks, including ourselves, who do little trading, now and then, on the Exchange-an American Insti- tuition. We just couldn't resist the temptation to have little sport with terms So well known to most of us, which are becoming peculiarly fa- miIiar to those Axis ''BuIls' who are feeling the humid breath of ths SBears'' on the backs of theiR eumporary necks.
 MARK MERIT
 sThe greatest VhetstoDe for shGp' asfng ehe ax" is-W@ BOssds- BsU aB ssJ hold 'enp for ts< teas eeaiss
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Singing.
 Miss Dorianne Barnes played while the guests howled typical western songs.
 Then Jessie and Virgil got out the push-pul organs and did very handsomely for some time while the gang accompanied.
 Marion Newman displayed his talents at the piano.
 No kiddin, a swell party en- joyed by all.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-01-21
SALVATION ARMY

Sunday, 10:O0 a. m. Chapel ser vice at Wrangell Institute: 11:OO a. m. Holiness meeting. 2:30 p. m. Sunday School; 7:30 D. m. Saliva tion meeting.
 Monday, 7:30 p. n. Week night service.
 Thursday, zoo p. m. Home League.
 Friday, 7:3O p. m. Week night service.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-01-21
JAP DIARY REVEALS
 SONS OF HEAVEN NOT SUCH
 SUPERMEN As T0J0 SAYS

tContinued from Page Fiye) were dropped by Naval gunfire, md rocks, mud flew all around, gue raoi Ialls down. In a foX-hole, <Dout five yards away, Hayaska a medical man died instantly by a penetration of shrapnel through tne heart.
 -aay 25 Battle
 Naval gun firing, serial bonn ardmeut. trench warfare the aorst IS yet 10 ome. The enemy is constructing their positions Bn. commander died. At UmanOse they cannot fully accommodate all the Hauents It has been said that at adassacre bay District the road coming lo Sector Unit Headquart- CTS is isolated. Am suffering from. aIarrhea and feel dizzy.
 May 20 Battle
 By naval gun firing, it felt like 5IIsumi Barracks blew up and shook up tremendously. Conscious Eass Is becoming vague. One tent 8urut uoWn rom a direct hit from 4nrcuuiary bomb Stratlng planes HII the next room, two hts from d ,U eauDer smell. One stopped m t.. ceiling and other one peneJrat-. .u. My room looks like an aWIul -lsss rom che sand and pebbles. tuaJ came uoWn rom the root. auUse, lsI. LJ., oI the Medical corps Is also wounded. There was E. uermOuy or granting oI Imperial raiet The last line or umanose Mas broken through. No hope for reinforcement, will die for the cause Ot Imperial Edict.
 aIay 2I Battle
 y4arnea continues. Pain is sey- ,fe. TOOK everything rom pills, asu4m. morphine then slept pretty .eII Iuere Is less than lO0O leIt .rgu. more tJhan 2UUU troops. s.ouuueu rom Coast Defense Unit .t=ld hospital Headquarters. Field .=ast office and the rest are on the lrOuL line.
 ,lay D Battle
 I ns remaining ration is for on .F t.o days, our artillery has been completely destroyed. There Is a sound oi d trench mortar also or A gun. The company on the bot lon of Attu Fugi has been com pleteIy anuilhilated except for one. nations for about two days, won der 1T Commander YenegaWa and some of the other men are still llV- ing. Other companies have been completely annihllated except one oi two. 303rd. Bn. has been de- raated. 1enegawa Bn is still hold lag umanose. Continuous case Of suicide. Half of the Sector Unit headquarters was blown away. heard they gave 400 shots of nor gnlue To severely wounded and killed them. Ate half fried thistle. This is the first time l have eaten something fresh in six months. It Is delicacy. Orders from the Sec tor Commander to move the field hospital to the Island, but it is called off.
 nay 29 Battle
 Today at 2OOO We assembled in Iront of Headquarters. The field hospital took part too. The last assault is to be carried out. All patients in the hospital were made 10 commit suicide. Only 33 years of living and l am tc die here. I have no regrets to Emperor. I am
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-01-21

NOTE-Frous fine t0 time, iB esis speoR. there wH appear aH article lOhich lUs hope wiH be of interest to OUT fellOD Americans. This IS number sir Of q series. sCHENIEY INTERNATIONAL CORP.
 NEW YORK
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-01-21
CARD OF THANKS

We gratefully express our grat- itude to all the friends that were so kind to us. in our bereavement. and especially the ANB and ANS.
 Mrs. Charlie Jones
 Richard Jones
 Mrs. E. Thomas
 Mrs. L. F. Paul
 Charles Borch
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-01-21
NOTICE

To the public of Wrangell- am acting as Agent for A. J. Meaker &s Sons, Seattle, and do not let any Stool Pigeon have you be- lieye l am operating a Black Mar ket.
 F. A. COOPER
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-01-21

Notice To The Public The Policy Of. This Store is To Help YOursel or The Clerks Will Be Glad To Wait on You Credit Will Be Extended As We Have In The Past We Make Deliveries Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Store Open From 9 O.m. to 5:3O Daily In Keeping With The General Business Practice of The Community
 The City Mar rket
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NOTICE

To all Stockholders of the Wran- gen Cold Storage Please call on me at the Wran- gell Hotel.
 F. A. COOPER
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-01-21

FOR SALE - Four-rOom house near school and hospital. Reason able. See Mrs. Vivian Petticrew.
 43-tf
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-01-21
NOTICE

Due to necessary testing, the lights may be off for short periods of time Saturday afternoon.
 LIGHT DEPT.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-01-21

MOTORCYCLE for sale Inquire of Owen Swenson, City Motor Ser vice. 10-tf
The Wrangell sentinel., 1944-01-21
AgSIiFI HE'D ADS

FOR SALE 35-foot gill net boat and skiff. Apply Sentinel
 7-ttI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
from the
b AT II S HO p

Our Tenth Floor Bath Shop offers
a large supply Of powder room
essentials. Now IS the time to add
decorative touches for Spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
N Ndnndrd
Feud Aired

An attempt 10 settle the dispute
between Patrick V. Mcnamara,
rent administrator, and the Home
Owners Loan Corp, in which Nc
Namara was threatened with the
loss of his job, was 10 be made at
a meeting of both sides today.
Mcnamara, II was learned. has
been ordered by Tom Tippett. field
director for the rent control divi-
sion of the OPA, 10 revoke a
recent order in an important
case" or lose his job.
While Mcnamara refused COM
ment II is known that the contro-
VerSy arose over Mcnamara S
action in scaling down rents on
Hole properties in Detroit. AL
though the Hole sets its own
rentals, they are subject 10 review
by Mcnamara who recently scaled
down the rent on 70 or so Hole
properties from 81 10 SIS monthly.
said Jerome {. Henze, regional
managers representative Of the
Hole.
Henze said the Hole disputed
McNamara's judgment and APP
pealed 10 Washington. This appeal
resulted in the order TO McNafnsra
TO reverse his stand. Mcnamara
has contended that he merely
scaled the rents in question in
conformity with the rent law.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
Forest KeetOn' S
Rites Tomorrow

Services for Forest NJ Keeton
pioneer auto manufacturer who
died Saturday al his home. 1858
Manor will be held al p m.
I omorrow al the Hamilton
Funeral Parlor. Cass and Alex
andrine
Mr. kceton who was 70. came
IN Detroit in 1912 10 organize the
kceton Motor Co. producer Of
tho keeton car. one of the
earliest SIX cylinder automobiles
He was born al Chlllicothe. O..
and after attending Ohio State
University operated bicycle
business in Chicago in 1903. Three
years later he was made sales
manager of the Pope-Toledo Auto
mobile Co and in 1906 designed
car manufactured by the
Croxton-Keeton Motor Co. of
Massilon. O.
Mr. Keeton is survived by his
widow Nellie II three sons r
Woodrow. Walter s. and William
S and a daughter. Helen J
kceton. all Of Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
.Denns toFighf
Fourth Term

Robert F. O.Brien secretary ot
the American National Democratic
committee. was 20 confer with
local JencrSoniar Democrats
today IN an attempt ~ ofeari1c
opposition 10 rs years in the
White House ior President Roose-
welt
Councilman William a. Com
stock, former governor. VIII lead
the Detroit group at the meeting
with O'Brien 10 which Ferris A.
Fitch, former probate Judge "
Alfred Dcbo. former secretary Of
the Democratic state committee.
Chester 4 Martin former tax
commissioner and member of the
county civil service commission.
Paul Wcadock. and others have
been invited
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
DR.. Warren Vaughn
Dies in Richmond, Va

Ann ARB6R. Aprif + - Br-
Warren Vaughn. graduate OF the
L Of NJ medical school and holder
Of an honorary master of science
degree from the university con-
ferred in 1911. died suddenly IN
Richmond Va. his brother DR..
Henry + Vaughn. dean OF The l..
OF NJ school Of public health and
former Detroit health commits
Sioner RVas informed today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
1890 set

AT a moderate price you have a
mattress with well-supported side
walls, good quality cotton felt
filling and a long-wearing six
ounce cotton cover. The matching
box spring is covered in the same
multi-color striped material.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-04
Sinoer 10 Ask Divorce

HOLLYWOOD, April ! up
SongSrres, Kathryn GraySon an
nounccd today that she wou d
sock q divorce from 1t Edward
s. Price. known on the screen
Il. John Shell0n.