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Evening star., 1945-02-08

favorite eating place for member,
Of the consulate stan In Boston,
Mr.. McCue said Colpaugh told
him he went to Lisbon last year
and from there to Germany fol
Especial traininx. Colepangl1 re-
turned to this country BY SUBJ
marine, Mr.. McCue said, then went
to Bangor, Me-, In q taxicab and
from there to Portland, Boston and
New York City in the company Of
0impel.
Forrest Policy, Ellsworth (Me.)
taxi driver, identified Colepaugh a
one Of two men he picked up In hi
taxi shortly after midnight last No
vember so about so miles from
Bangor, Me. He left them in
Bangor, but said he could not
identify Gimpel as the second man
The statement taken from Cole
|paugh BY the FBI said that while
he was q student at the Massa-
chusetts Institute Of Technology he
met Capt. Heitzman of the German
tanker PAulina Friedrich, interned
at BostQ md visited the ship.
There's 0aepaugh said he met q
man nan1ed Hempen, q Mani party
leader, who later was guest at
Colcpaugh's Mantle home.
Evening star., 1945-02-08
Baptist Home Officials
Honored on Retirement

A purse OF 500 and vase Of
flowers were presented Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Arnold, who are retiring
after 13 years of employment by the
Baptist Children's Home, at q lunch
con yesterday given by the board Of
managers and trustees.
E. Hilton Jackson, speaking for
the trustees. paid tribute to the
Arnold's work, particularly among
the boys at the home. Mrs. Harvey
Townsend. former president of the
Board of Managers, acted as toast
mistress.
A. -dmorous skit was presented by
Miss Elizabeth Clark and Mrs.
Daniel c. Shankle. Mrs. William
r. Redman and Mrs. Milton Prospect
were in charge of music.
Evening star., 1945-02-08
co|epaugh Admitted
Espionage Intention,
FBI Agent 1esiiiies
~ the Associated Press.

~ btlS Ak oOCA8bS0 E1Gb4s
NEW YORK, Feb. S.-Two young
men accused q Nazi spies were
brought before q seven-nan mill
Itary commission again today-third
day OF testimony which describes
American-born William Curtis Cole
paugh as having admitted his In
tention to send information via
radio to Germany.
Colepaugh, 26-year-old native Of
Mantle, Conn.,, and Erich Gimpel,
IS, . German-born electrical engi-
neer, are said by the FBI to have
been landed on the Maine coast
November 20, 1914, from Z Nazi
submarine to commite espionage
and sabotage.
An FBI agent, William o. McCue
Of Richmond Hill, N. Y, told the
commission yesterday that Cole
paugh frankly admitted to him that
he received instruction In sabotage
and radio operation in Berlin last
year and then came to this country
in . submarine to gather informa-
ton and send It to the Reich by
short-wave radio.
Mr.. McCue said Colepaugh told
him a man named Green returned
to this country on the submarine
with him. Previous testimony de-
clared Colepaugh and Gimpel reg
istered at several New York hotels
as william Caldwell and Edward
Green.
A statement taken from Colepaugh
by the FBI in August, 1912, when
he was questioned for failing to
keep his draft board advised of his
whereabouts, was introduced. In 1t
Colepaugh was quoted as saying he
had access in 1940-41 to the German
consulate In Boston and served as
q waiter at Gundlach's Hofbrau In
Boston, which he described as "a
Evening star., 1945-02-08
10 More Enlisted Men
Sentenced in Rail Lootino
By JAY G. HAYDEN.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, Feb. 8.-General courts
martial trying railway battalion
cases sentenced 10 more. enlisted
men today to prison terms ranging
from 3 to 10 years after all had
pleaded guilty to charges Of wrong
fully taking or disposing of Army
supplies.
Only % enlisted men still remain
to be tried in the present series Of
train-looting black-market cases,
and there is a possibility that
charges against some of these will
be dismissed.
There still are four or five officers
to be tried.
Seven men who pleaded guilty to q
charge of wrongfully disposing Of
fcigarette rations from Army supply
trains were sentenced yesterday to
prison terms ranging from three to
leight years.
Evening star., 1945-02-08
Engineer Thrown From Cab
When Broom Hits Wire

Prank !. Janyska, 56, ! Baltimore
4 Ohio Railroad engineer, suffered
electric shock, face and scalp burns
and possible skull fracture In .
freak accident yesterday.
Police said he used . broom to
knock something Oh the roof Of his
locomotive as the train neared Sec
ond street and Virginia avenue Sc.
Evening star., 1945-02-08
Gen. Hines to Speak

Brig. Gen. Frank T. Hines, vet.
erans' adrntnistrator, win speak .,
the meeting OF the Federal Club II
the Conversational Room. Willard
Hotel, n1kt Monday at 7:3o pm. or
The Application OF the CT Bill o1
Rights, II was announced today
His address will be preceded by 4
Ibuf1et supper.
Evening star., 1945-02-08

Like = mighty army" over the
top 81 million. De Sofa had
no quota; nor have we! Buy and
buy and buy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11

wanted to see his honorable dis
charge, hut he showed me In
stead certifcate Of service.
How can find out II he WA
hnanrsbly discharged 4.
4 A certificate Of service
(W DAG.O Form 53-98 for Of
hcerSD shows the length of hon
orable service and Is the equlta-
lent OF an honorable discharge.
Q-My son has served more
than three years in the mer-
chant marine. NaN he he re-
lirNrd Of duty without the pos
SIbility of being drafted into
the armed forces What re-em-
pl0yment rights does ne have
MRS. Is. r. /.
A Effective NUV. 15. 1915.
the merchant marine announced
a plan for relc3,e Of merchant
scamen who have 32 months or
more service The plan pardI-
lels the point discharge system
Of the armed forces and briefly
IS rs follows A draft reglStrant
who has served continuously IN
the merchant marine will be DIS
charged Wifh employment bene-
htS. PERIODS Of hcspitalizstion.
medical treatment. Inlernmrnt
by he cncnt. or ALLOW able credit
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
7 'BIuebedrd'
Deaths Probed

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 10
observation-disclosures was pushed
here today 20 learn " Alfred l..
Cline of Columbus. o., 10 whom
police have linked seven sudden
deaths. had anything 10 do with
the disappearance of San Fran.
cisco woman, Mrs Isabelle Van
Malta, elderly widow a month
ago Her name was listed in a
notebook found IN Chnc's pos
session.
Cline was arrested on suspicion
OF forgery last week after lawyers
investigated the estate OF his wife,
who died Nov. % in Portland
Police said they learned that
Cline was named beneficiary in
The wills OF four persons who died
between 1891 and 1893 because
OF heart attacks" and that three
other persons with whom he had
associated had died myStcTlouSly.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
Ar NInu-up &>upwvu%,u> DETROIT ssATfMES
4 N " CAs No./As ~ Answers to Veterans

for shore leave will count as
continuous service. Merchant
seamen between ls and D Will
not be subject 70 induction into
the armed forces on completion
of 81 months duty If their local
Selective service board rules
they have made sufficient con-
-tfiit.ttioff n, t+rt---.- t-ffrIrt- SRI
men will be given certificates Of
substantially continuous service
upon the CompietiOn Of b
months OF service. If they ask
10 be relieved Of duty. whether
they are IN the draft age of l8
to 2S, or over draft AGES
years Of age. Thus certificate
will establish the seaman's eligi-
biliiy TO assert employment
rights 10 the permanent lob
which he held 4 the time he
entered he merchant marine.
Q-MY husband il private
In the army and - 10 be honor
ably discharged When do | re-
celve my last allowance check.
MRS. X. NJ X.
A-The final f1mly allowance
check IS issued tho month fol-
lowing the date Of your hus-
bands dlscahrgc.
Q-hay sPrNiceman in the
army BE- discharged overseas at
his own Teques - MRS.
r.. y. &.
a Men in the army may he
discharged overseas ~ their own
request and If approved by tho
commanding officer for any Of
the following reasons /. To at
tend a foreign university; ?. To
accept employment in repufa-
bic business firm ,. To marry
and make his home abroad.
Q-My husband has been re-
turned IN this country and has
been assigned 10 an army camp
here. H& has SO points. Can he
he sent overseas again -. e..
A An enlisted man IN the
I s. with over rs points Is not
subject TO be sent on overseas
duty.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
a YOUNG BUSINESSMAN
q, lAsCS " sIo~IR

lr ,,o ans half wear, d, carrier in
Ru-dc,,e. Voilots. lnmao and Horton
streets ~ Ftradsle, Rsdov1ek has m
orslsed b., nunber az Imr, ,ubscriber,
from -- ro ~ and hi, -cute prohts to
STT 4 week iie hi' SeSo m uvrng,
,,,our, and r~n, h,e var bond, Hn
AMBITION IS tp be-ore MUSICIAN. lie
7.5ys tbt drum.
Rldovl.k, IS, i've, A. ,S04 lnr'an
.rreet D, tenth efaje ,rude,t a, Lincoln
High s, ,hcol Uhcr, nIthuct,c, his
tayofits ,ubieu re rlsy, softhall in The
Dc,rmt Time, Carrier Athletic leirue
aad $ member Of St. lanes Church.
Hn patrt,. Mr. md Mrs. samuel W.
Rsdo-tck, recommend nevspspcr csffying
10 enable boys TO b,oor1, self-,urportng
and overeon, shyness. ther,bv betterins
vttT ehfnees for ,aceeg dufins adult life
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
MANY NEVER
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACKACHES
This Old Treatment Often
Brings Happy Relief

Many sufferers reliev~ nsrRinr hsrkache
s..rkiy. oncs they discover thst The real cnute
O. their trouble NAV b. tied s,dnrvs
The h dnr are Natures chief Wy of tab
irg the excess scSds and waste out OF ulc ID ppd
] ney help most people psss atout 3 pints day.
When disorder uf kiLncy function f.-.iriits =
POISONOUS matter TO remain in your blood it
may cause nsrsng backaohs rhsluEt G
PANS leg pain. lUss - pep and cncrgy get
ting M MGR %. swelling puff nes. under he
eyes headaches snd di1Line-~ Frequent OF
tcanty passages ~ IA SRA ,lry and burning
tomeiiircs shows there Is somethlng wong
with ypur hdneys or blsddor
Don't wait, Al your druggist for Dosa's
Pills. a stimukaut diG~etic. used s'icrrr-fuiv
by millions for over 80 years D0an's give
happy relief and viii help the 70 uii-s of
kidney tubcs fufh out poisonous waste from
your blood. Get Dusns PIns.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
Death 4lotl1fs

HFSNIG Sec Ksua'.asrf o. o
Anna slfs .f tsrh mlrs o' I.,san
80 bert Anns IIr.tks ang Pie
Eirtrd frsndmlinr. lIsalh
~ TT -
N.. Pred lAy'ns SITE Agnes Fnsa
Ms EuB Hu sui Nu. Chrfuut
Baker services from VILLAIN suin. en- -
,0ns Funera, Horne Dl West F'fs' ST
Royal Oss AtsnrsoaF af a m and
50 MARI Matdaisn Church. hatsi Fsfs.
st q so
-4..ffA-fa-- tis-fty A. as44
sthef ~ Mrs Max Hams. Donald *
Mrharf ~ du1 Joan ID sncfatIef
~ Lawrence X HlNry and Hafca Joan
Hsfrs services from Hf.Wc Fuucrs.
Home 244q 81 Glanf bt6 near fllI.
teenth "wednesday afternoon, a. i
c.ork
IRltAND-Ds. Theodore Tedt. ~
l2I7h Promenade. beloved husband Oi
t .Iue itI.rI Ireland deaf father ~
NsrTern son ~ Mr and Mrk Harry
pc Ireland brother ~ Mira Harry Se8
a Icfllus Funeral UTyices McGue21.
M a. = 81. Peters Funeral Home
tzn-- CratI7r ANf
KOFFRNICk-Dec e. ig45. Frances
beloved wife % STANLEY KQpsrniCk iDy
.i.t-n K-r--1irt Tr5r sister or Ma
Martha Oyers Nb Magic Palm And
Frart NalkoSk Funeral Tuesdsy
rom Iysi1enCe. fq4l Daniels ave 80
m our LADY ~ Angels Church a.
~ foRTE-Dec Q Eiila beloved $40
1f Luut drsr mother ~ EdNsrd tlsa
nor Pay Mrs Edward Dii MrI Eugene
20 LOUIS and Mrs. Carmen Ssiins ~
u.t-. gi Mfs John Marsay Philip and
Tl onss Dsignesu rand mother of "a
Efancchidfsn Funrral y grSday 20
tom rcsidrntf. 1891 Nayte1
FH.. .stiie Mi.h and 10 q 10 a. Scored
Ueaif chl.ch Rus,,ile
NNTHrwS Ssttra.y. Dec. e. lg45 -
Hereford TcR. Verne Thomas. husband
E--tra fatiraA. father % Enhsrt
EafltlH brother Of Mrs =
'UI t.s.uo sut Lee MatHrE.
F.u.raI SERVICES - chapel O' william
~ hamilton CO.. Cass sud AicHsndrur.
wednesday mJUins az II 0l'cs
MAYSARD- is45 B~rnios vifs
Ti Horace .fsynsrd. mother n IL
bDfsre s H. rSNR. ano Mary Eliza
beth Magma Nute. y Haksei Drrnis-.
GsuCnfef Of EI'Is e Denier ~ hcr
77rs' 5a67 As0n kc unul Tussda,
mrfriGT Fuucrs. service A. EuIhAsli
Congregational Ch9rl. Tuesdsy, a.
q
later See ,a.a.si.z notice
400 HOWICZ- John. beloved
husband of the .aIr Catherine Il 'ucf ~
Ms Edward -tun.. Asfy Ann MA.
Chsriet Brewer HauF George F11uhn.
. lpnY and 10 A.ff'+ g. : Army
Iucis ~ Np Joseph Lerchenfeid
brother ~ '8s aI. A.ft Prank Zir
sal me late Nrs Waiter GHrdzinski
Ma Vincent ZIarEifwicz Mrs John
Ff@s NJ ~r--r------r-rr1rrt fTT &zttFT
Chskf Thomas ana Leo four grand
children Fgpsra. TUss1Ay 81 . 80
q from ne cadence i7i77 Little
'iei- and the CNureu - ne Precious
Bod a. 80 10 ln'rinent In Holy
Sepgichre Dfns'~ry
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
MoIinaro's S 1859
Tops Burr Event

With seven squads finished.
Frank Mollnaro. 1850 leads tho
LOUIS Burr Individual Classic a.
Log Cabin Tor those OF lS5 Az
cage or less Tho s. 900 first
pgiIe event has 6OO entries Sec
end prize is $1,000
After Moluaio alc Mike Fisher
1235 Joe Crosse, l219. John
Squiilo l2l6 Charles palWbcrg
1908 and Alex OgrySk l1u3
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
Births Marriages . Deaths

Wnf,- v Clcsso- 4724 Trurru" -
rrTr---r----r --t r. 77r7 T7Eri5Ud fsFF
%
Nsrtin Atsn 1888 LaSsUf 20
knmA BFrn.T 1887 Cirtr~0sls -
yiizsbetr young ~ iAa Is45e = efihAs -
Ld-srd "sf'la Clp."y -2'< Wiishifs beih
R0ss "a ,hh "a cs.,ert -
John cgsn - Hfno~s so
Aiice needy s33 2 Crss'orc *
Afs Depslms- 1ls49 E4.-l.1s4- "a a.
Ctty -
B@nnis -. Sh@eb, es- h-esi4, urata
Tefets ThrsSr 7tOz - 90 E.e Drive. -
AugaI,s voilvsf'v 1874 Pane.
Cisltanis Beis@i s74 FsynE~Yr.r. -
PsI Thomas RysH' -f7i cyu'-~y n1lttt
kstheie~n GuttsffHs a--r Ftrrs...a 81
HtsH4~v " Ntfitsr-r rf- Atr--rrE -r.
Ess W CORE 2saN Nr.f1Fe So
t4isn RIO 7sss ~ Grand F'f- -
hsry ksthsrins Piit-f 100 kzrsfrn 20
Nl.iisn swain 1892 Cantor s3
Julian ls~orSs1. 22F7 Nanny. Han.
tsnsck So
NsIln -ssoastnsSI $3.50 IunctI1n -
a. Fr'n0' nrasifEi s%s7 E@sd O~s -ocln
= r'pa
.tfaet Jones s3ea T.u,,,rr,A -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
Any Questions?

THE D. ROIT TIMES
mails personal answers 90
questions about the needs
and welfare, rights and privi-
leges OF serv c IN 2 n and
women Veterans their
dependents.
Many answers are printed
daily In this column, but ALL
questions will be answered
directly by mail
Address questions this way:
Ar YOUR SERVICE BUREAU.
DETROIT TiMks.
TiMLS SQUARE,
DETROIT "a. MICHIGAN.
Surely include your name
and address and seif-Gd-
dreSssd, stamped en0eloPs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
DIVORCES

''..-f Fsrf. '.w rtsr.
s 20 F.rIf-s 'rm W.I.-
'. -st 'r t+f ".
.. Hsrun 'rr- f5Frs
sAtl5st tsoerfLeH ilsE H. s.-
OyTHtfp Mcrse1~n fru 10
CNtg'~l Cstsou 'Forn Es'ff
E0us - Strpr 'r9n Ssg~ hrFt
~ LJu Nulsr froH George =
EfeI Eelrsft 'rNrl James a.
Eiaeeu Legae~ fnl- Cline
C~ptfs q Drfnnsn tTr Lv1is
Nlfsints ~ Serf rom william
Lfci.srt BsrusU frTu S-sIs NsrN
Saoui a Bsrrlrs ron .a-Ft =
Frfnris r Fy.'.a rom NsIsrI4
iT-'i' Wtfr vs. 'rfr f..r
La-rs T. NsNsErs 'raE F-thEr
CHvrgr'a H8h from RarrE
Pauline Csrcrf f'uw N4
issre. 2 cant f-pu Hars
fT-s Isf'rsf iron OF.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11

anu u hI1 NFt'ANahR ht1 hh-
surance payments and S45 pen
sion. Ny other son has now
been drafted and wants 10
apply for family allowance for
me. viii lose the insurance
and pension II he does this?
A. 4.
A-Your insurance, payments
Will NOT be affected by receipt
of family allowance. The family
allowance is paid only when the
evidence submitted shows sut--
ficient degree Of dependency 10
warrant payment OF the govern
ment allowance. II your inSur-
ance and pension tOget her
covered your living expenses
YOU would not be- eligible for
family allowance However
your son could then authorize A
Class l. allotment Of pay If he
wished That 4, deduction
from his pay 10 which no al
lowancc IS added by he govern
mcnt. As the pension is paid by
b NcIcEanS-AaH4inistratiou
based on the fact uf dependency.
that agency &c The only one
which can advier YOU whether
YOU would continue 10 receive
The penSOn 4 vCu also receive
tine family allowance They
would make a finding based on
thc particular fact. IN each IN
dIE dual case
Q-NN husband was an officer
and Was discharged from the
SerNire IN September ] did not
receive my allotment check for
that month. Where should
write for TT. w
4 The type 4 allotment paid
30 '1c-drf-nt'rt5 of an officer
is Class r. and thl> is dlscOn-
tInued A. The end Of the month
prior 10 date of cischarge. In
your case. allotment was dis
cont nucd Aug. y 1q45. and the
last check 70 Vnich YOU were
entitled vas the one issued m
September
Q-A former officer came to
me today looking for job.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11

Ceyptoquorc cryptoCrlm quotation
Qonq wnil emq n dsfqmJu by kong S
wstoq gu knqg
Yesterday Cryptoquotc Give US length
of life q Jupiter, give Us many years
p,,,r,u,e p, kim re.,ur,s >vre,o,. INC
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
Phone
7 Rinity
1-7400

Our Rspresen's.
tive VIII Cell
Osyt or Evenings
Win Fseric Som.
PIES end Style
Photograph.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
DETROIT TIMES WISHING WELL
Resiittred U. 3. Patent Office

HERE is pleasant game will give you message
IL every day II numerical puzzle designed spell out
the letters first II the number
Of letters substract4 the number less than s.
add your key number Start the upper lett
rectangle every your
right Then read the the letters under
checked figures give you.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11

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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

. 0AkhA~ - (ho
Fred G.. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HONE FOR FUNERALS
j. Sutton & Son
CAREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
SHIPMENTS AND ~ SEPALs TO All
PARTS ~ THt JNiTED STATES AID
Nd : sHirNESrs At low as 500 90
TrumbuII Az
AT MILLS
TE 2-5 100
jon, J HEYIIos
$50 " GRAND BLVD ~ e-lf7l
Warrick Funeral Home
1908 f. I'd B,v1 Be- crAIoa=Rores,
PL O252
LOST AND FOUND
BLUE PARAKEET iosi. vicinity seward.
Ressrd TR 1887
hunere6 ssl.~tse mgssrs1u corn.f
tsnFE IN -5T5F Fl
CocKEE spaniel. ,srrieI H'iHec vicinity
Beriies u-Hsrpef Bl1cs "itn white on
-t+4 r....-s e..t-r t9t
rgST-parss'baas Eeesro s. Bur-
~r't. E'ee-r TY 4-T'0T.
CHRISTMAS TREES
SCOTCH pine T~sz any amount DE-
Hyered Pnons 1902 " LetninEton.
O1's-io
WHOLESAI.y- -BsISa n and SprSoe East
uOTtrrc
SFLSIAL NSiiSLo
LUSCIOUS tsre-- pened Texas cirus
truH tNef ''am orehstc 81 oranges
81 risgs hllt 8 na' each y. 30. o1
evl-oss FOB WeIa-e Hnicomb.
gr aeI shipper Bon - W's.ars, Tex
rLhSSNHLS
A LIQUOR nsHt s'cpped a. horue.
ArrcIc 2ffl Ne BSnf bldI "A z 2sA
As OF his es-s shsr no, - re-
vie Bay sehooioraft, Hsroer, school
car
As Oy iHn esie I w'W not ~ 70
krlnsibie fof tsbts contracted by my
vie. Bisneh L w1re clsfsnce Word,
7Sl PINE - RyA1doits
L.. u.f1
ctt Ilui -
ISL hFI ktLIEF 49,.
fRIFitD LAbl ND''A
tlFlL CONECkI Ebs
p LlNt-s4 - w
Menz Ease
~ '.' -"44 ram . NA'".'''
GAL KIM - prescription Tor iNef,
"a tfddei gsAdohez, EonScn si
Ns4F --f4++-s- - s4.feFfi--- per-
msner's 'y si"r'r lvFis also h.iriine'
snc s-olef Csns S1vioA sos fupirs
hiof ="
IT PAYS TO TAKE ELEVATOR
~ sos,Sr,. sr ,ssgIr, per- eerfums s''N4 paintings
Lfor> 90 5,,.,p %, shpf
'..., .ui = rSet SHOP %
....-,,- - -. -,
- Nf' i - - .t'-,., ,.-s. v,csf
s'N ~. 1 -. ,,.r.,t,e
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
Feet Hurt,
INSTANT RELIEF
, FrTR LAhfBS wool
BOOT COMFORTERS
-='..A'ast .rrE LINE-si 80 Up
Menz Ease"

NOT rsaernfih.s fU any dsDis con
'fActad ~ rs Nrfc Clsrs NsrkiswcI a.
-, De- -th Slsne1 Chsstcr MsrSiewcl
SI7E ntrieir
PIES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful treatment Whtir uoTkinE
Doctor De Swsrfs Rectal Cliutc
Sis Secv1c no Pzlmet TR l-77f7
sWAATED o. b.llt' Avoid ssrniEh-
.fe-', 0~, ace 80 pev eVsrvfhinE
CREDIT ADJUSTMENT co
..4 par..r r 8.r CH ss4-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
MUSIC LESSONS

kMAZING-Pt aEnt rtsdins Ton
ZINES 'a-tFf Tlenry Hsrmnny. trans
POSITION iafavr''s 1865
rDeGiF WODGiE Piano swing voi~f
% ocs Hs-lew s'yis Coi0red 'es-he-s.
= 7os Brnsdv Chciisc O5Ss TYler
1905
-ITT|K MOORE MODERN SWING
P-AS1 ,qqG CD PTVEr TY 1876,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
AT N lll.IS
re 2-5IOO
JOHs J HgTIOi

JOH~ J HEYiJOs
$50 " GRAND BLVD ~ e-lf7l
Warrick Funeral Home
1908 r. ID B,v1 Be- GIAlot=RoreS;
PL 0252
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-11
PERSONALS

LIQUOR nsnt stopped a. houe
Aruolc 24sl Nst BSnf BldE "A 2s4
IS Or this csfs shan not - re-
srnntihls tqr drGff cJnfracfsc ~ ne
vie Bay Scho1icraft, Heroert school
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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-20
appeal Made for
More Farm, Hands

An urgent appeal Is being made
for experienced farm hands and a
limited number OF inexperienced
men to work on farms in this coun-
try.
Plenty of good opportunities are
offered by farmers for single men,
boys or farm couples.
The majority of these farmers are
asking for year-round men and
some seasonal workers. The Wayne
County Agricultural Agents office
has a complete list of these farms
and would be glad to refer any man
desirious Of obtaining farm job
to these farms. The situation In the
county is serious and anyone inter-
ested in a farm job should contact
the Farm Labor Office at 1851
Woodward. Detroit Telephone Ran
dolph 7470 or County Agricultural
Agents office. 1914 Monroe street
Wayne. Telephone Wayne 1851.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-09-20

that we at home currently are wag-
ing a losing fight against this arch
enemy who never forsakes our Dor
ders" Quoting statistics recently
released by the National Fire Pro-
lection Association, showing sharp
increase in fire losses, he reports
that every day there are 1900 fires
which take a toll Of % lives. Daily.
fire also attacks 1000 homes, 100
stores, 100 factories. seven churches,
seven schools, and three hospitals.
Most of these fires are unneces-
sary," Chief Anselm says, and the
twin detectives of Fire Prevention
Week is TO rid our homes and COM
munity of the hazards which &C
count for the great majority Of fires,
and to focus attention on the care
less habits which take such a high
toll of life and property.
The fire department is, as al
ways. ready to respond to call Of
fire, but with all Of our equipment
and skill. we cannot totally save
or in any way replace building
attacked by flames. We can put out
the fire. but we can do little to
prevent fires from starting. That is
the individual responsibility of each
and every citizen, and with fires
taking a toll of ten thousand lives
every year, in addition to hundreds
of millions of property, it is not a
esponsibility to be taken lightly.
Some fires will occur despite all
precautions the Chief said, so ]
urge everyone to be sure their fire
extinguishers are fully charged in
case of need, and to delegate at
least one member of the family to
learn how to turn in an alarm ac-
curately and without delay"
The fire department knows the
common causes of fire and how to
| eliminate them. 1t stands ready
during Fire Prevention Week to
provide anyone with information on
the best means Of preventing fire at
its source Members of the Wyan-
dotte Fire Department will start in
spectionS october l.
All fire extinguishers are charged
free. at any of the three Fire Sta
tions: Central Fire Station at Ma
pie and Third streets, No. 2 Fire
Station at Goddard and Biddle
avenue, No. 3 Fire Station at 10th
and Oak streets.
All fire extinguishers must be re-
charged every year.