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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-29
Most Embarrassing

Mai. r. II. Humphrey, capable
air corps public relations officer,
was telling us about an interest
ing -boner which an eastern
manufacturer pulled recently.
He put out a little ashtray.
which was shipped 10 an his
customers.
The ashtray carried a mes
sage along these lines:
This company is turning out
parts for the B-29, the P and
the P"
The catch was the B-29 was
on the super-secret list at that
time. and not even to be men,
toned. Numbers of the two
pursuit ship models have not
been publicly announced as yet.
The ashtrays were recalled"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-29
Merrill Lynch Offers
Block OF Dow Stock

NEW YORK, Jan. % Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &; Became
and associates are offering Il 500
&areS of Dow Chemical Co COM
mon stock AS a secondary distribu-
ton AZ 1928 a share net Discount
10 NASD members Is S165 a
share
The stock WAS repeatedly pur-
chased from an estate and II is
understood that funds realized
through tho sale will be used TO
pay inheritance taxes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-29
Woman on Job

Chatting with Manager Fay
Thomas of the Book-Cadillac
the other afternoon and learned
that the hotel has perhaps the
only female director of person.
mel and training in the hotel
business.
She's Lucille Sieben and she
came here from the Hotel Nor
rison in Chicago a few months
ago.
Thomas reports that T. ].
Watson, president of IBM,
whose firm just'named a woman
vice president, was much inter-
ested in Miss Syeben's. progress
in the hotel field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-29
Ted thornton .7t9
New Masonic Mark

Ted Thornton of PariSclean is
The new holder today of the
Greater Masonic League record
for high series. Az Olympic last
night Thornton counted 267-235.
PIT for TO.
Zorno extended It's hold on FIRST.
winning four points from second
place Berger. 29f9 10 2757l Or.
Gina Bennett had CPS and Dave
Berger 626 Charlie ProScna Of
General Machine shot $40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-29
Win Tenth Straight

s.. Mary's of Orchard Lake dc
foated 81 Alpbonus, 40 10 II. at
Orchard Lake last night II was
their tenth straight victory. John
RakoCZy was the high scorer with
30 points bringing his season
total 10 1914
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-29
Auto
Graphs
BY SILER FREEMAN

Today is tho birthday Of a
great auto pioneer, Charles W.
Nash. Hc has attained his Sph
year, having been born on\ "A
farm I'm Illinois ln 1864 IIc WI
celebrate u with ms family and
"a .t,,,Il ,,,cttt, Of frt0,,.I. 49,, l,,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-29
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
or
LTNWoOD-DAyIsoN BUILDING co.
READJrsTED te-sINwOoD
BLopk' RoNDs DATED
4. Ia2i


r>fice is hereby egven to the holders
'~rnd owners OF all of the outstanding
bonds q the 'Linwood Dawson Block"
bond issue dated September !. 1927,
secured by trust lndenture. "a amended
and supplemented, hereinafter described.
that pursuant 70 the terms OF said trust
indenture, as amended and supplemented.
said Linwood Dawson Building Company
VIII redeem The remaining si56 500 90 OF
bonds a. said issue nov outstanding viz:
tte915l s. 81 s: s. 90. = 2;s5 8. IS. g.
i l io5, 5SI 81 ss/'2 ;s g. ;ssd 1919.
i2s. 49, 80 ' 49, az. iii ias 49, AZ 'i iss.
l73. rs l7s. l7sils3. is5iis7. isl. 1s2.
as 22s 2as. -3 225l a asi. a 49, 2 "a.
2e2. 2s7. 27o/272, 2I4. as, 277. ans.
81. 5 8. az az, ssa sss a., 81:
800 3e5. ag7. sss. sos 4o7. AZ. ais.
SO, 422, t2i, 425, 432. 443/i4s. AS.
1899 ~ 4ss, 40, az; t7s/4s!, ass.
52lL523, and Will pay said bands to be
- redeemed az the office Of Equitable
Trust Cor'r9ny. 500 Griswoid street,
Detroit. Michigan. on March 1, 1914, az
par plus accrued interest to March 1.
1874, and income tax payment on such
interest as provided In said bonds, upon
presentation and surrender Of said bonds
thereuuto belonging No interest viii be
paid on said bonds 10 be so redeemed
OF the necessary funds for such re-
dempton and payment Is made on or
before said date. assurance satisfactory 70
Undersigned having been rTven by said
Linwood Dawson Building Company that
funds for such redemption and payment
win be available on said date OF redemp-
uon as provided IN SAID indenture
sad trnst indenture 5 dated September
! 1927. ACKNOWLEDGED October 8 1927.
recorded IN Liber 2o24 Of Mortgages.
pages 94-l15 Wayne county records. on
october 8. 1927 executed BY Linwood-
Dawson Building Company. Michigan
Sorp3saiion' i.r.t party James / d.
Straus, as Trustee. second party under
signed Equitable Trust Company,
Michigan corporation. helm successor
Trustee and straus Brothers Investment
COMPANY an Indiana corporation. third
party. and was amended and supplements
81 hN ag4c 1rff AulHst it 1889,
recorded August Is 1889, In Liber sief
OF Moftgages. passes 206-2i5. Wayne
v WOOD Dawson Building Company, and
Barney r Wotsnan ard Frank A Vets
man as suretles lsaif suretles together
with Joseph Wetsman, row deceased hav-
iGg been suretles 90 said trust indenturs
and tne bonds and coupons secured there
Lyl a. first parties. and said Equitabls
Trust COMPANY az Trustee. as second
PARTY in AMI bY whsen said amendment
me ORIGINAL maturity of said bonds Was
extended o. Srrfenner ! 1atG and The
intefes, rate thereon ~as rr6dfied.
poo said redemption being naNe fVnd.
W. DO available t9r final pas ueut and
distribution - the sums 20 which the
Loifers of all rut1aneine bonds and GER
iilcaies 0t pari.en s'fN issued slrtpant
SUPP ment No sail, ttlEt uH be entlasc.
BhN NufGtan tlIe certificates 10 pSrtlci-
patton are Nos 81 ~ 1913. 1870.
- - 2 % 81 tots 8, g. %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-29
M. s. Rukeyser
Canada CCF Seen
Passed Its Peak

MONTREAL. Jan 28-Financial and business leaders
expressed opinion tho Canadian MARKHAM movement
running under &C. c. F. fCan2dap Commonwealth Fedora
tonaPel rad recently passed M c'f asa result Of ndseree
and inconsistent expressions by leaders
Morris WWiS6n prcsldoft the important Royal Bank Of
Canada regarded the chaofge of Sufficient importance TO
devote for the second of his annual
report tho shareholders Of The auditing The Marian
prospectus for pie the sky IN discussing tho situation with
me at ms Office Mr. Wilson said Thar he was not actaaed ny
selfish motives. hc had already had fun and satisfactory
III protect
the private enterprise system desire his
from falls which would hc
ARDS and To- Individual freedom
Having strong convictions 70 tho superiority Of tho private
enterprise system Mr. Wion1tgraicd Tho tmdy Of businessmen
and Lnlrcc battling for nor hcC and lor hcr nsluon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-29

~ riiiaAi ~ fAl
outskirts of
Los Angeles,
" h Q re he
n o " makes
his home
At his side
VIII bc has
wife Jessie.
with whom
he will oh
serve his
60th wedding
a n mi " q =
SaTV i'm ADrll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-29
Standard
Accident
Gains
THE DETROIT TIMES

Standard Accident Insurance
Go reports ali officers of the
coneauy reelected and + p.
Hacker, vice president, added TO
the board
The board Of directors today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-29

PlLALl DIX "i a., { tts s : ,t:.
orfN BOWLING TO-DAY FROM ~ ft4L
CLOSING Az DAY ss'orcsys a-d suroay'
PALACE REC .. '' 80 ee =, ..,, w. si,
0rta Bo~teu TO-DAY Urtl 40 p :. 49,
Billiards RtetsHfsrt coesiah LouI
PALM BEACH . ,,,a2 sty'S 5S F's,,s
orsr Ro~lru redsy Uau Pm Ansr,j ffss
lr,tu aofi ~ A. Dsso- wfssesyf v g. "
PALMER PARK $500 s.slsso ~, 80 10 e., ,2
~ H.url@irs Aueys. Baf aoo Grin Opsn Boe.-
ue 81 500 " Arsr 80 90" pspiht
pUlLp PR gs2s KtscHeyAt Az
J. 'l1No Nv AZ rHttp NJ. esoy
oete gr~Hsg All DAY Saturdays 40 snrd','
tro~ 90 A n Or Nsssdsys unW % A"
plHDiUH az 'o % s stse4 sglr1 Va '"'
Open Daily Until 4 A. NJ.
RAINBOW REC. 'oa. s.s 5sAI'Or - Ay e.,
OFCs BOWLING All DAY TODAY UNTIL
81 AND AVER p ~
pIu0ul prr 1850 CAST nesicHols
IRWUNN hLO' ~ stcKoRY PR 1878
0Prs bowling ON uEtk.OAYS. p n.
uNrL ~ AL DAY SAT AND Sun
Re0E0R0 REC. ~ ~ TIP 7i ~ ,s Ast
NPCN BOWLING EURE TO-DAY uHTtL Pm
AtL DAY sATURoA9>>A AND SUNDAYS
RIYlERA REC IS" 10 as s..> q. H'y e..,.s 1vtl
Oprn BosUno TODAY from " Noon ur'h/t
". aad AFTER % =. NJ. All DAY NJ. SGn
povu $500 MAkiSTtouE. near G-warrsn
NJ Al ALLEYS. NJ s777
oesr Bowling TODAY rrom IN Uein Pm
Saturday, . p ~. On SUNDAYS 70 A. ~. On.
SPRINGWELLS "a" IS so si..S g ,.s ayF
or,r Bo.,ru AT DAY saturday, aod sunday,
"a " 1iI ClosIns weekdays Tm T. After u.
STATE IhIp 1880 WOODWARD. 70. s.'s'.
OIHlL I AIN A. state FAIR Grounds
90 ALLEYS FOR OPEN so~lins MONDAY Through
FRIDAY a. sso p. " free instrue'ioo' Afternoon
TWENTIETH CENTURY n " s'i.,, A IS, d,S5
Orsr Alley, TODAY $40 p n and Ate, a..
Z an Dp Sat ana Sun. PLENTY PiNBOYS
VICTORY !, "a s,l ~ At 10 o' Ease,
opEN BOWLING TODAY tNFit p A. att
pAN SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
VOGUE REC. 'ApltV W. ar s * si,5
Entertainment Nightly! N
WASHINGTON BOWL 80 so sIfs StiI or
ooea Bowling TODAY From 90 A 20 so
~ a'd After 70. Az Day Sat 4 sur. OK. $500
WEST DETROIT ' wyo .Ias!at az ass.
opts BOWLING TODAY S r. ". UNrIL
CLOSING. Az DS saturday, and sunday
WURN'S SINCE 1888 "S 10. G Jt,I
oor7 Bosnrq TODAY Until p ~ usr ~
r0fttAt tourqt Orusr Music. treslis1t FOOD
DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-29
One-Man Crusade Aaainst Blue Sky Politics

Al Wilson has embarked ono-U8u crusade n~i-eaee
tive buc sky political ideas which Poe dcea-nuddlctc adcd
designs bactsdnC
Bot auditing The crcdo of Che can everything
batter Mr. Wilson approached Inc standpoint
~ what good or tho average clcD rather tgan what pro-
uaciN' for special groups and vested interests
lnaemuCh the Canadian coCctV. apparently regard
bankers public enemy No j. Mr. Wilson Cyauatcd pro-
pC-als socalZing banking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-29
uINNIpEG GRAIN

WINNIPEG Jan . tINsJ Rye closed
p. - &c lower today
RYE May. 81 % July 81 .2TN G 27i4
Oc, 81 %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-29
4 GOOD PLACE 70 BOWL

4 GOOD PLACE 70 BOWL
1Ht PItte-f1E
7f-- IsUs.te- % N-r "f s
ALCOnA REC. '.@ , 1900 q 81
opts BOWLING TODAY 0fuN A ~
Uh14l ~" Sst9.1tsf ulfH
AMBASSADOR t.slle -A, VI s.s.
or. Be.irs to1hf .r.I a-' Ais
BEACON REC. = ..' ,.... a "'r ..s
ooss Rs.irs tookr l-f, s1r i.l.
Cas-tee. faf s.--.l- 1a Ai's-.s- ttsau-t
BOWL -0-DR0NE q ,. o,'', w.. 20 ts., ',,'
Open Bowling o. All Times!
CHEHE.TROABLY "a A.t "a s't 81 ss.o
tN1tR s5o-eANoieAr feuRAA"ENft
ENTRY BLANKS No~ hVhtthFtt
0CREST LANES ''I g 'sLisys e 10 20 sE''
- prNisrs pafsdise VISIT Our >taIf Bar and
Co-as Lou-as hFvte a outL MOMENT
. nrupv tu.s wsirrirR. % krltY no.
UtNDl r ALLOYS ~ t4s
Oste HaNura TODAY Urui " ar~ After
d ~ Hout o. ns faraaf ea,'t'.o'. chi-ts-
DETROIT RECREATION s5 SAt e, n $50 ~
Open Bowling a. All Times! =
DEXTER REC. of& sL5s, A. 'os' IS e ~
g.. ra.l,-o rooay u-ti $50 ~ ,ro
Artr Au Dn ~ttl.rs,. art surfat.
GApDFN REC. ,, wq9owtsp It i. "a
opts BowLtHG TODAY sOpN utrtt o P.I.
AL DAY SATURDAYS SUNDAYS
Grand CENTRAL '@' Way ~ y., eaFN
T,..,'', % B,.i A. aa.s,,n aHs,, b. o.rol,
F.rUt-t Tfarstfraiiur EUt 8l1 9tffetrsr
ccrlTIIYES 7AlrfNose
GFtR lphlO a. WaorAard. Ma 6lfq
Or. Bosnre-'n Ans,' n F.~-unu 900
srd after 30 ~ -cr.taH Gar
IVpFBlN REC Gf s,.4-s. M NJ. 5' 81 slpG
o. MODERN ttltrs
orr f.ey 01 Unt Nf-at Ma si,f
NlllETTS Tey"eatl ave.
You Are Always Welcome Here!
iouE'c pIr o tuliAeo IhBtts
lUNL nLO' 90 BOWLING ALLEYS
1895 Ga, Isn,t.a- ~ Fs.us.r
LUCKY. STRIKE 1 -sq s sfsS0 9yt ,... e
oSss Rowtisc DAM rraN Io Az ". on
"a BRuss~icN ttWs Bar
MI. ELLIOTT REC. veg Iw "v tslorr
ORR Anew TODAY From FAm u-tff ~
WIT Our Cocstah lolrrt ttr,ns-t roid.
NORTH END I'm, NO. 70, sANe a. sgsr
Open Until q a. IA. Today :
OLYMPIC REC. 'A i..' e.. At 4 90 ayta
q Alleys Nss ard maa.r Fa.rtsil.f Usf-
s,.H-' 40 DAY saturday irt sore's'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-29

GEORGE = BRAND
Attorney far eaf8 Trustee
37oe 90 Rafuu I Usf
Detroit. hlcnxsa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-29

WASHINGTON BOWL % so sIft StiT or
0aes Bowling TODAY From 90 a % So
~ ara After 70. An Day Sat. sur Ch $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-29

pLlupntU err iOzls 5RATlor AVE. q
7AiNOUU nCb' MARCUS. " ssq9
OpCs BOWLING ALL DAY TODAY UNTtl
IN AND AFTER 9 p. ~
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-09-01

trict Conference which recently held Brandon
Miss. by Mrs. w. n. Ross Mrs Catherine RYAN both
made splendid accounts reporting this have many
respects the best District Conference held Especially
the financial side which amounted to 81 700
1t has been the custom of the PRESBYTERIAN Church TO
send delegate from St Stephen Church year to the
Presbyterian Synod held Jackson Miss Along with their
delegate is selected by St Stephen This year Mrs Hat
tie Williams by the Iresbyeria and Mrs sam
mic Ruth Steven by St Stephen Both Mrs. Williams and
Mrs Steven appeared the program and gave excellent
reports OF their attendance the Presbyterian meeting These
delegates made splendid impressions upon the Presbyterian
group and brought back St Stephen wealth nforma-
ton. he total raised was S05 The church very
proud OF this accomplishment and feels the
public will enjoy this much needed convenience.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-09-01

The whole community OF Vaughan shocked on July
I. 94 when it learned of the passing OF Mr. Ausborn
Pickett Mr.. Pickett born August Is, 1866. lie joined
Mt Pleasant Methodist Church early age and the ser
vices he rendered many and great At the time OF his
death he serving Sunday School teacher class lead
District Steward and the church Mr. Pickett
will be long remembered by the community for his faith
ul service. Surviving him his widow Mrs Angelina
W. Pickett OF Vaughan; children, Mr.. Henry Pickett
of Vaughan Mrs Mary Starting and MIR. Mack Pickett OF
aughan; MIR. Robert Pickett, Mr. Willie Pickett and Mi
Ausbon Pickett Jr all OF St Louis, Mo-; Mrs Virginia
Shannon. OF ackson and Mrs Catherine Williams, OF Me-
bile Ala BROTHER Mr.. Robert Pickett OF Chicago, H.
grandchildren nine greatrandchiren, and host
and friends Funeral services conducted BY
District Superintendent. Jackson. Miss District Rev
l. F. Johnson. and the pastor Rev. T. E. Davis
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-09-01

the land, the width of the crop strips,
the type of soil, and the rotation fol-
lowed. erased waterways on strip
cropped fields serve the same purpose
az terrace outlets on terraced fields.
Sod waterways often produce the
highest hay yields on the farm or make
good pasture, when fenced off, if they
are accessible to livestock. Grass can
be established in drainageways the
same as in meadows. Experts advise,
when lining the field, lime the
waterway; when fertilizing the field,
fcrtilize the waterway; when seeding
the field, seed the waterway, too.
A mixture of grasses and legumes is
used on waterways. For fall seeding,
grasses can be sown in late August or
early September, followed by the leg
umes early in the spring. Work has
to be started very early for spring
seeding.
Sod is recommended for breaks in
waterways and to establish grass in
narrow. steep, or quilted draws.
Waterways should be moved and the
grass rakcd for hay. says WA. Bulky
accumu!aiions smother the growth.
Broad-botlom sod drainageways are
recommended to reduce the speed of
discharge water.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-09-01

Establishment and maintenance of
sod waterways aids control of erosion,
produces excellent hay or pasture and
provides an inexpensive method of
simple drainage, according to the War
Food Administration. In addition to
these aids 10 greater farm production
for war, grass sod is soil builder.
Farmers may receive assistance in car
rying out this valuable practice in
most States under the conservation
program administered By the Agricul
tural Adjustment Agency.
Several types of sod, or erased
waterways are in common use. One is
the comparatively broad type where
the area included in the waterway is
kept permanently in meadow. An
other is that used i'll connection with
diversion terraces and terrace outlets
and is comparatively narrow. This
waterway is planted in a thick, low
growing, turf.forlning type Of vegeta
ton that will fold down under the
pressure of water.
Too narrow a waterway in strip
cropped field will lessen its usefulness
in erosion control, VIA points out
Factors determining the width are tn
size of the drainage area, the tilt 0
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-09-01

Mt Vernon Baptist Church enjoyed delightful service
last second Sunday Although the day was cloudy
night services Rev Anderson pastor preached powerful
from the 10Th chapter OF St John, using the follow
ing words for text They have taken away my Lord He
brought splendid points that feel took deep
in the minds and hearts OF those present.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-09-01

Aboard Coast Guard Manned Attack Transport Some
in the Pacific Della d)-Anyone aboard this YES
sci during the invasion the Marianas Islands tell
the Negro stewards and stewards mates had plenty to &c
besides take care the officers meals and staerooms
Coast Guard and Navy Negroes attached to crews
and emergency battle dressing stations gave fine account
themselves when enemy air attacks numerous during
the early stages Oh the fighting
Steady hands and smooth coordination required Of
ammunition passer and leaders, and the efficiency OF these
men was attested the unbelievable OF acack that
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1944-09-01

Mrs Hattie Frazier has returned from her vacation,
during which time she visited in Chicago ILL., Mrs Frazier
reported very lovely stay with relatives and friends
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21
Service Notes:
3 DetrOiterS
Graduated in
Army Air Class

Tscht Detrotcrs and Two boys
am reatay critics arc Gc'uied in
fire Michigan list Of graduates
from thr IIon5o army urteld s
lr>t 1914 graduating class ~ tol.
'ov,
Flight Oniccr Charles r. West
fall, 1880 O0o. end L. John \.
Chcslcy. S622 Huhbel Warren G.
Coughlin. ll-5 Burhncane David
II. Fou>t. 20il7 Fsyettc Patrick
]. Gaughan, 1O03 ". Grand Blvd e
Maurice VI Harrison. -Hl37 Ward.
Boris Tapping, 1885 Shafts
bury Henry n. PNIik, be93 tlli-
Ton John n Frazier Jr.. -ili4
Emerson Dearborn Earl r. Siler
5l6 R,cr Bank WAandottc
OTHERS from NleMaln ID Its.
William j Kane, Flint Victor ".
peBncI,- k4lAu-4Al4- Harry L
Norrrll, SrcltyNIle Nirgil>~E
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21
lO-Ibay Course
Youth Sentenced 10 Attend
Traffic Court Sessions

For the next 10 days, Richard
r Bednarz 1S-year-old PerShlng
High School student of SO97
Stockton viii attend school in the
morning and traffic court sessions
IN the afternoon
The schedule was worked out
10y Traffic Judge Thomas f.
Maher today after Bednarz was
found guilty Of driving an auto
mobile 40 miles an hour through
-3n aiiev, endangerlnC the lives Of
children. The court said he wanted
Bodnar2. 10 see for himself what
happens 10 people who violate
traffic laws
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21
ID Its.
Victor v
HARM J.
Nirgil l.

t-tt-f.NtrtNt r- "a eul l.lIIIN-
Holdeman, jackson. and George Il.
Seaiort, Eaton Rapids
stan Sgt Joseph '. keIemen,
Sl21 G7Ttnor is member OF a
paratroop.outft which led the way
m a recent mission IN the Mark
ham Valley New Guinea His
outfit was commended for reSculng
hundreds Of thousands of gallons
of aviation gasoline from possible
destruction by Jap bomberS.
sgt. Tech. Merle BisSland, III
Allendalc. Ferndale. now is as
signed 10 a division hospital an a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21
SAVED FROM FIRE

On the third crackup. Herring
would have burned 10 death ex.
Cept for the quick thinking Of hi,
buddy. It. Reuben w Hendrick-
son, who was also awarded the
Distinguished Flying Cross, he
said.
while we were on reconnaiS-
sance," he related, I'VE ran out
Of gas and had To pick an emer-
psncy landing field on sand
bar. The other boys made IL
over the cable stretching across
the river hut | didn't. My plane
noSe-diVed into the bar and
caught fire. 'HcndN' ran over
and pulled me out"
Herring was confined 10 a base
hospital for Il days with severe
head injuries as the result Of this
crash. hut he IS eager 10 rejoir
his buddIeS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21
Relieve Pinch
And Torture
Of Tight Shoes

When Burning feet cry out with AGONY
from al-day sta nding when shnes that
pinch nearly drive you crazy try this
wonderful hing powder that works like
magic N bring hiissf1 foot relief. Just
sprinkle Alen oot-Esse IN your she's
and sing With ~ when tired. burning
fcct nae their sting and pain. For over 20
years, millions 81 people hsve found happy
rrlcf and real foot rnrfort with Aliens
pof- ass Don wait, Get package tndav
Try fhis easy simple way ~ sIl-dav stand
ms and Walking comfort ~ al druggists
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21
VIII Aid March Of Dimes

Preeeeds4 ca i-He-e+4.., .,-,..-
sored by the Club Ia Sale %.
Central High Scnool Jan ~ v.HI
be turned over 20 ne ntartIe
paralysis fund school authorities
announced today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21
GETS MEDAL

Aviation Cadet Robert :. Price.
1854 Dunedin has a medal for
proficiency for firing a As calber
automatic al Maxwell Field Ga.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21
LOST 3 PLANES

"Much excitement out there"
Sure" he SAID II lost three
planes but | came ont in pretty
good shape. The first happened
when five Of Us were ferrNing
planes from India To China. NV
prop went out and had To
craSh-land about 10 miles from
"A railroad.
after cutting my way through
the brush, | found the road and
caught train. That sounds
silly but, honestly, its what hap
pcned. \ day and a half later.
WAS bHCk AZ my base"
What happened The seconc
tlmc2
We'll, eight of Us were out on
an interrogation job when we ran
into 80 LerOS and lot Of bomb
erS,' he SAID zone Zero took
after my buddy. slipped around
onto his tail and dOWned him.
Another Zero came at me out
Of the sun and one Of his bullets
creased my head.
HAD TO BAIL OFT
~ was knocked out for a
while. When I came 10, I was
nearly out of gas and had 10
bail out. That was the first
time | ever hit the silk. I don't
remember very much about il: Il
was too dazed. When l hit the
ground, I still had the ripcord
in my hand, II nc SAID.
Landing near a Chinese army
-tatlni4 he stayed a. the camp
or three days, he said.
Gee. they treated me swell"
he exclaimed Anything
wanted they got for me. I'd
rather fly in defense Of China
than any other country besides
my own"
1t Herring was awarded the
AR Medal and Purple Heart As q
'eSult Of this mission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-21
AVIATION student William q

schultz. 1880 Brohl RoSevIlle. is
stationed al the Michigan College
81 Mining al Ioughton for techni-
cal training