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Evening star., 1945-05-31
Z Held in Sa|vaging
OF Philippines Funds
BY the Associated Press.


MANILA, May 31.-Police today
took into custody-l2 men for salvage
operations on 17,5OO,OO0 pesos of
Commonwealth silver money dumped
into . bay near Corregidor before
the japanese invasion.
When apprehended the men were
hauling $500 pesos out of the water.
One of them estimated that 1,0OO,-
900 pesos already had been salvaged
The money was dumped into the
bay with the approval Of President
Manuel Quezon, President Roosevelt
and Gen. Macarthur at a location
where later salvage would be pos
sible.
In the confused reorganization
Of the government, the salvagers got
the money before the Common
wealth.
Grave robbing flourished In
Manila cemeteries during the jap
anese occupation.
Inspections disclosed that in one
section of Cementerio del Norte,
containing graves of the city's
wealthy, almost every grave had
been opened by night working
ghouls who sought gold from teeth
and salvageable clothing.
Pelagio Reyes of the Bureau of
Health said Filipino gangs did the
looting and shared their booty with
Japanese sentrieS.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
HELP WOMEN.
AIRLINE cLERK-sTENoGRAPHER, knowl

AIRLINE ERK-STENOGRAPHER, knowl-
ElfKr sfHS5GSsSHES Mi Ms SIS s.
eoseern pRere s She Nn can earn ssr in propertion
to her ability and initiative may find just
the nhd1 she seeks yth s For
SALARY Apply FRANcEs s. ct FRA FRANCES. efsS
All GSnnss9lfas aANDs nys daylight crcond
positions: good salary. See Mr.. Graves.
Ass1sTANTN Nii BUYER t for hosiery %, n:y .nd glove
depts. of one Of Washinston's leading dept
stores: Exceptional opportunity for ad-
Write tull particulars to Rox 44e-R, Star
9 days a week; Apply Mrs: Hurst bstwssn
( on Il
4g dsnn sSs .S Weoa.1 ra ARK Ho
ASST. MANAGER. reliable. fuli time. per-
manent; salary plus bonus. SHERMAN
baKEsY s Sa2s saiEsG1sfsso aaGf g. S sundays; $50
sx s Pfnn ans.r as nH g.
nent Re1 ,%ss 1Ssision: salary S1soo per annum
BEAuTIciAN, excellent salary, day,
Eeek or Psstztime sSys opsrs!or MARY BRYCE
BEAUTICIAN, experienced; also manicurist;
Hors AZ ssa1F9 SHOP o1'Ds VII S514
Corn. ave.
BEAUTICIAN, experienced, excellent salary
and commission: pleasant suSroundinss
Call CH. 5000, Ext. 3119.
BEAUTICIAN. experienced, air-conditioned
shop: salary and commission. GENE
v1EVE'S: Inysstment Bldg, 1911 K st.
BEAUTICIAN, full or part time: S45 week
and commissions Call WA. 1871. Sun
BEAUTY OPERATOR. b-day week. Phone
WO. 2l94
BEAUTY OPERATORS, immediate OPEN
ings. Apply at once, employment once,
9th aoer, e:3o-e daily; l2:30-9 Thursday.
saa, sEAuTY % %GREEAT3E, q seg salsss AZ Ply Ply.
SIAbT;y oefEse22ToSs for for bssus, q IL salen Of
sEss: So zoss ea ff c6se ca6se q a
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Col. Johnson to Speak

Col. Campbell c. johnson, eXecu-
tive assistant to Maj. Gen. Lewis V.
Hershey, director of selective serv-
ice, will speak at 8 pm. tomorrow
at meeting of Community War
Fund workers of Residential Unit
Area 4, to be held in the USO Club
POLL Georgia avenue NV. He will
discuss the effects of the Com
munity War Fund in Washington
and throughout the world.
Evening star., 1945-05-31

CONTINUED on Next PAge.5
Evening star., 1945-05-31

COOK, experienced and reliable. as assist
ant to chef in small flrst-class hotel, must
be capable of supervising operations when
necessary; ideal working conditions; per
manent position with good salary; room
and board If desired. Write Box 293-A
Evening star., 1945-05-31

All persons to be hired in this
drea>must be referred by the local
United States Employment Service
office, unless the specific aduer-
tisement indicates otherwise.
Evening star., 1945-05-31

ROOM CLERK, 8 hours PER day. g days per
ses M ss ss4 s1
400 Room SLERks for DAY M and nisht T. posi-
op aopy SsoI. coed sart%1y % .sr aN
ROUGH f ssa On work Il hrs hrs
per per wk time and half for overtime, good
RouTERSPaN SP vi White, ST for mi linen route de-
pendable; age up to 45: starting salary
go SG xsef We DISTRICT LINEN SERVICE
RoUTEMAN for establishing milk route.
Average salary $50 per week or more. Good
NUT FARMS DAIRY. 1855 PENNSYLVANIA
aye ny Hiring arrangements ran approvsd
White Permanent postWar % NUT future re- s Start. qe,
ing s,lsr SO pc, week No
Merit promotioas Ask vSae for M Appebaum
AMERICAN AN r LINEN SERVICE CO" 224i
si ss;iS;LksssMAS; s;;l! ,swelry store; gsrm.nsn. pe.
sxLEsMAk q ssipahiniss5 his for painter and main
ing paint manutaeturer has opening for
VIII WIZ. sos tSr s,sr increased
ments furnished. exc Excellent ] opportanity nRShSn in
n.nY 3 storm wI winsoH 1s0G and construction COM
Statesmen, mems furnishings; permanent
position open with future and fne in-
KAY. !: 10 14th st. NV. MA. 1880.
SALESMEN, mems furnishing; guaranteed
earnings. FIELDS CLOTHES. INC. 722
SECOND COOK. must be experienced in
high-class place: good working conditions;
sERvicE STATION ATTENDANT, capable
of handling shift. Attractive salary, pleas
ant working conditions 1880 Wisconsin
ave. See Mr.. STEPHENS.
SERVICE STATION MAN, all-around ex-
pertenoe: good pay, good hours. Apply
1887 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
SHOEMAKER. experienced; good pay,
steady job. Apply at once. 1881 7th st.
gHoEMAKER and presser, good pay. 7444
WISCONSIN aye. Bethesda, Md. WI. e75s.
fsIEed. LISP Conn; ave. NV.
soE {sss1E, ~ sr4 .ce4 =. WHIT. r.. p. eslessdi
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
Mrs. Schultz S
Rites Arranged
Obituaries

Deaths were reported to the
Times today Of;
MRS. MARY SCHULTZ, so, at
Mt, Carm @ ! Hospital, Saturday
night, after long illness. Native Of
Detroit, observed 61St wedding
anniversary recently at home,
1927 Burllngame, with husband,
Peter w.
Survivors include husband. two
sons, and two daughters, Frank c.,
William p, Ruth and Mrs. Thomas
J. Joyce Jr., and FIVE grandchildren
and four great grandchildren.
Funeral services Wednesday at
9 80 "A. m, at Visitation Catholic
Church, with burial IN Mt Elliott
Cemetery. from Haley Funeral
Home. Hamilton ana Puritan.
DIR. William VI. Lewis, 81. edu-
Gator and lecturer, West Hartford,
Conn. Jerome Kern, 90, COM
poser of scores Of hits including
the music for Show Boat" "Mu-
sic in the Air" The Cat and the
Fiddle and Roberta" and the
songs I've Told Every Little
Star, Make Believe, Look For
the -Siivrr--tinf7E and frey
Didn't Believe Me " in New York
~ William II. Cropper. president
emeritus of the LcominSter Hos
pital. IN LeomInSter Hospital.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
ONE FOR CHICAGO

Wakes Snowdrift, owned by the
DavelS Kennels of Chicago, won
the English Springer Spaniel Club
Of Michigan's open all-age field
trial yesterday at the Bald Noun
tain state recreational area near
Orion.
Apache Dixie Lou. owned by
J. T. Collins of Ravenna, O., was
very close second. Wayston
Lady Lou. owned by Conway Ohm
sted of Lake Forest. III. was
third.
Apache Star, another J T Col
Inns entry, walked off with top
honors in the Michigan Derby
puppy stake Toots' Topper,
owned by Ed Abraham. Mil
waukee. won the shooting dog
stake Count Jack of Duckerbird.
owned by Charlie Frank of De-
trOlt, was second.
Sudden Sue. owned by Ed Abra-
ham Of Milwaukee. won the anna
teur handlers all-age stake Prince
DavellS. owned by Edward d.
PorgeS of Highland Park, H., was
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
Farmers NJ arket


lFRUITS-Apples, Jonathan, No 1 S4sf
45-lb bu.: Mcintosh No. /. S4,sl ash.
ou Rhole Island Greenines, NJ. / s4si
as-le oa. snow. No l. s4sl 4s-lO. eu .
Kieifer. No. i, s3s3 so bu. Citrons. No.
/. 81 ou. ounce. No. 4 $50 so bu
VEGETABLE GREENS - Cabbage. No. /.
5Oa65c bu Collards. No. l. Sial so hu.
Mustard Greens 10 4 81 2S,s $50 30.
chsrd. No l. 5o@7sc bu. Turnip Green's.
fancy. 81 rs bu No. /. slalb0. Kale.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS - Celery
Cabbage no. i,sSI25aI SO hu Endive.
fancy fan. ,a go. SO b. 90 No % si2SSl 20.
Leaf Lettuce, No. ]. 7a9c 10 Head Lett
luee, No. ! 81 25al.75 ba Romalne,
VEGETABLES. MISCELLANEOUS = Beets.
fancy. 1925 dor bchs No. /, 75cgsl doz
bchs., topped, No Sl@l SO bu Broc-
COLI No. l. 75c@Si IS y bu Cabbage,
No. l. 4oe soc bu., Red No, 1. 7bcest
bu.; curly No. 60@ I5e 6u Carrots
80. l, siel 25 bu caulihower, fancy
sl.75 bu No, / Sl,25e so. Celery,
fancy. 81 25al. so dor. bchs. No 6oa
9oc. Celery Root. No. !, Sl@l25 doz.
bcis
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
births . Marriages ADeatlis
OETRoiFZsG&TMES

A&1sr Dsvklrs. 20 AIMS Barnes. ~
Eugene GaEpwc ~ Louise MaruCt ''.
Rucharc Nlcfk 20 Lcoua Arnold, p
Carlo Nagk5U 81 Grace Iito -
Edwin l. DeIy - Elizabeth Gibson. Il.
NNu1 MaN,-30. Clara Maxi 49,
Joseph MsfweyChcF ~ M1rgarot Rail 2l
Erich W JaulHAkI lr buTiS kittueI. -
Pred WahIearn. Ia Iu.lc LALh1le- Il
Alexander Naimo.a. IS. johanna <. Tsdday
2s
George MllIus.- Katherine Jsnos. -.
Chas. / Uglean 20 Mary Sabo -.
CBde Perkins 30 Martha Heifrgvtttt. = 2
Frederick j Garter. 40 Lena NJ Eby. Al.
Alex Brown a. ASlnath v. Freeman, IS.
Michael Stansotl a. Nadia Pank1n. i6
Rabt-A MenaId 10 Theresa {. Sol'yS 3.
frank p Mia. 20 Josephine N M0rsillo 30
JOS c. Specialist 80. Theresa II. Nikohts.
Edward y Rytsmber q Anna MassonE -2l,
Edmund KlofkuWgN rs Frances Bunlack 2l
Jsmcs W Mccarthy 80 Josephine B Casey
Ok
Leo Puma 10 Dorothy Iecay is.
Ruht g. AuLclaIL- -. Nuricl G. Jones. -
Elmwe r Schroeder. - Oiga Ledich 2s
ChristouhWe EAupp=II. % Frances
SChWaL-1Q
Stanley Schownb7ru, 26. Irene r Koyalizk.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
Detroit Dos
Is Winner
Vermont Entry
Is Close Second
BY DON GILLIES

Champion Aotrou Mac Eoch-
aidh, owned by A. II. Ady of De-
troit. brought the three-day
American Brittany Spaniel Clubs
speciality and field trial to a close
yesterday by capturing the invita-
tional field trial stake at the L. A.
Young Gun Club.
The trials. in which the best
Brittanies in the country COM
peted. was judged by Maxwell
Riddle and DR.. Clyde Leeper, both
of Cleveland. -
NO dog ever made his points
cleaner or covered more terri
tory Riddle said.
Champion Brit of Bellows Falls,
owned by LII. lUfford of Bellows
Falls. VI, was a close second,
Third went 10 Tess of Chippewa,
owned by Hilmer Peterson of
Brandon, MINI. Allamuchy Val
ley Luke. owned by Howard p,
Clements of Chicago. was fourth
Brit Of Bellows Falls reversed
the decision in the open all-age
stake by defeating Aotrou. Bing
of Bonnie Chance, owned by
Audrie p Batson. Mt Pleasant
was third and Lloyd's Upper
owned by Lloyd Nothstine, Ber.
rien Springs, fourth.
Dual award honors were cap
tured by Tess of Chippewa.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13

Troopships arriving in u. S.
home ports today included the
following;
AT NEW YORK-C. {. y. Y.
Victory, from Marseille, 1864
troops incl Hq. and Hq. Batryo
66th Inf. DIV. Artillery; Service
Co. OF 262d Inf Reg; 252d Ord.
Med Maint. Co. 266th Engr.
Combat Service Co; 566th Sig.
Co; 72lSt ia. Bn. Rushville Vic
tory, from Marseille, 1912 troops
incl. Tooth Evac. Hosp; Hq. and
Hq. Batry. 250th ia. Gp.; 445th
ord. Ham Co; 552d AAA Bn.;
.3279th ON. Serv Co. Joseph
Hewes, from lie Havre. SGT misc.
Troops, +. A. c. Muhlenberg,
from Antwerp, 453 misc. troops.
BOSTON - Smith Thompson,
from lie Havre. 602 misc. troops.
Charles Il. Aycock, from Ant
werp, 632 troops incl Hq. and
BASE Serv. Sqdn.. 502d Air Serv.
Gp. 920th Air Eng. Sqdn.;
1709th Sig. Ser. Bn. taviation) /;
562d Sig. Aircraft Warning Bn.;
452d AAA Automatic Weapons
Maint. Co, 1llth Evac. Hosp;
SS6th Med Coll Co. John Mitchell,
from Naples. 23 misc. troops.
Cranston Victory, from lie Havre,
| .696 misc. troops. Bernard Car
ter. from Marseille. 5l2 veterans
of the 257th Ordnance Medium
Maintenance Co 1l1th Evacua-
tion Hospital and SS6th Medical
Collecting Co; Hood Victory.
1858 troops.
NEWPORT NEWS-Frederick
Dau, point of departure undis-
closed, 22 misc. TROOPS.
AT PORTLAND-Marine Fal-
cone. from Japan, 3,217 veterans,
including units Of the 33d "Pral-
rie" Division and AID Division.
AT SAN FRANCIsCO-Alcoa
Pilgrim, from Tutuila, five army
troops. Sagus, from Manila,
2.444 navy personnel and two
army troops. Lycoming, from
Noumea, 1,l01 army troops, 972
navy personnel. SapphU, from
West Pacific. 257 navy personnel,
80 civilians. Laredo Victory, from
West Pacific. four patrol craft
and the Carrier Hornet from
Pearl Harbor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13

O-I> IL possible for a depend
R ent OF a serNiccman 10
receive family aiiuwancc II the
dependent resides in foreign
country y o. IA
A-PaNugnt U tauiIN allow
ance 20 eligible dcptnaepl> ln
an foreign countries is. made
under L = Treasury Depart
mCnt regulation, I'm those cases
I'm which t7WlN allowance has
been authorize fo" dependents
until recently res ding ,u ocCu-
ped areas. check, are sent 90
Che D. s. Treasury whore fhrN
ere h-tf f--H44Ha- ->+eA tMe ls
Untcc States funds may Toe
Transmitted 60 those areas
OIL "A ScrV.ceman was dis
charged for hardship or nece>-
sarN war WORK would IL have
any effect on the veterans
rights under thu q. / Bill' l.. h.
a Not If thc veteran lS
otherwise eligible
o. expect 90 60 10 n free
vocational schoo after my hon
orable discharge. Would the
fact that there il no tuition fee
bar me from receiving the sub
siStence allowance while am
attending classes III. +. X.
A-The fact that the school
requires no tuition viii not bar
YOU from receiving the SubSi>t-
enCe allowance payable under
the educational provisions -ef
the q I Bill Of Rights 20 ell
Ciblc veterans However. the
educational establishment YOU
attend must be approved by
the Veterans Administration.
Check with tho nearest Vet
Grams Administration office for
further information regarding
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
DIVORCES

Weryey EIburu from AIiefA
Levi l. Henderson from elizabeth
Edward I TiSdau from Shirley.
GlWda Truss from Robert
Marion BAracy from John
James Raspberry from Nastpria.
James , or from Mary.
.Nua Mouitre from Paul
SCcni0us Tcnnple from Brady.
Roy critics from Minnie
Lee 7. WILDLY from Hazel
Frances q simpson from Ailau.
Jessie Austin from Esfeila
Reya r Mann from Charlie
Vcrn A. Chandler from Isabel,
Robert NJ Brooks from Ann
Juauita Reese from H.aWaina,
Cecil " Wilson from james.
Lora Downs from Early
Leroy Hall from Wilson
Louise smith from Charles
Dorothy r Lang from Joseph
Ralph StiyerSt rom Frnesiinc
SelWyn NJ lrbaud from Gturia
PeCie Brown from Odis
Veronica PuplWchak from John.
sarah WisS from Abraham
Henrietta G. Elr1d from Roger.
Leila a Wurm from Harold,
Madre. Hughes from Harold
Dorothy l. Lewis from Fred.
jung cmock from Joseph
Mary Williams from Frank.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
Vicious prisoner
"kangaroo" courts

Cruel and sex perverted con-
victs in hundreds of county jails
have brutal prisoner organlza-
tions. They take charge" of
the thousands Of children ar
rested every year for petty
offenses while corrupt prison
officials do little or nothing 10
stop them. Often children are
brutally tortured; some have
died. November Readers Di-
gest tells what you can do to see
that this horrible condition
doesn't exist in your Jail. Get
a copy today-before stands
sell out.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
VET HOUSING PLAN

PONTIAC. Nov 12-As several
hundred returned Pontiac vet
Grams beg for housing for their
families Jack Thomas. Birming-
ham veterans counsellor today
announced a plan whereby vets
may buy a subdivision and build
their own homes.
Thomas said two locations are
chosen and that building will be
financed under the Gil bill OF
rights. Subdivision restrictions
Will be around ST 500. he said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
MAIL FINAL CHECKS

PONTIAC. Nov. u - Final
checks 10 depoSitorS Of the closed
Commercial and Savings Bank
were in the mail today, Hugh a.
Watson, receiver, announced.
The 1880 checks 10 bring 10
92.i per cent total deposits re-
turned to depositors Of the bank.
closed in 1881 Watson said his
office will continue until Jan. l,
1916. attempting TO locate de-
poSitors who have moved
County Clerk Lynn ID. Allen
will then assume duties of the re-
Ceiver and retain all records for
10 years. Circuit Judge Frank
L. Doty has had jurisdiction
throughout the receiverShip pro-
ceedingS.
PONTIAC. Nov. 12-LaSt week
of the Junior Red Cross drive to
enroll 100 per cent OF Oakland
county schools began today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
WAIT RETURN

Most of Pontiac and Oakland
county Scrvicemen are still 10 be
discharged and the Oakland
County Council of Veterans de-
cided against any public observ-
ance of the day.
NJ f.. Siple, council adjutant.
explained We thought we should
wait until an the boys are back. -
Pontiac area men killed in action
number -6aa and LOT are still re-
ported missing.
Most veterans organizations
have Scheduled open house recep-
tionS for the day while others
began their armiStice observance
with services Saturday night.
Post 1870. VFW gave a Sunday
breakfast honoring Gold Star
mothers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
BIRTHS

GIRLS
Rose Merriweaiher. 2i6ll Gnores Court,
bessie B5Iaher 4lo3 W Lafayette.
EDNA Astury. Lht4 fali view
bdip1Ia stewart 53'o kuoi.Nie"' "ai'ea
H5ir'aa wne,-t 596 Lemsy
c5rH5ta q an zeulaer' Jane l4s6s wiiircd
AlAry Guihard. 5766 Van DYKE
Ellrenee Iudrklns. 1881 Grinnel
tannie-f.-5,eS 1866 Phelps
Florence PayICh 1924 Russell,
Mary scnank 5la2 Helen
Margaret ZiCJa s5l6 Lumpkin. Hamuamck
Helen Bare 332a Warren.
Dorothy Suya 1903 Kelly road
Mary Cornelissen 14424 Greenwood
Bernce YansuTa SOiO Knodeu
Violet Ahern. 24s24 Chicago, Dearborn.
Lena Rysu---s.ti..- Ai--f57t,re44-
iuuniia Meme. 1921 4 Congress.
Katherine Petcrsun t9l 35 Roscommon'
virginia Wasek. q234 Erwin
Dorothy Cofey l055o Lansrk
Geraldine. Allen, l44o5 Eastwood
Gertrude sutherland 1888 Concord.
ni,9mr3lhy IInltl l4o9- os Petty, s.tty..,.
Bertha Questen 6439 Devereaux.
Esther Oiphant 1887 FOrrer
Betty Schicif 1o430 Dryden
I1abela Ferianc, 1000 ; Mile Drive warren.
Marjorie KrsuSS 500 Malvern.
Zita Sharrow 4e2G Lenox
Mary Butchart, l5683 Maddelein.
Murel Kaley. 243S Field
Helen Becker. llT64 Mnden
Nellie Betuikcr. 4235 ElmhutSt.
Catherine Young. iO24s Harper
Irene stevens 4Sl5 Hereford
Lucille RutkowSh. 1874 Sherwood.
Rose Semain. 2l45 sheridan
Virginia Heisner. 35lT COuNille
Elizabeth Stenglein, man Nashville
Evelyn Mach 42q W. Pearl. Hazel Park.
Frma Rhodes 1888 Estelle. Ferndale.
Esther Gorevitf 1918 Plnrree
Louise Anderson 1924 Brush Highland Park
Helen JutCkStock 1929 steel,
ARnes RAY T45 ~ Military
Rose Huutman. l6sl7 Monte Vista.
Marian Duchan. lq4O Gladstone
ffcno Pasciak 7935 Talbot
Katherine Wend' 73O4 Thiscn Dearborn
odessa Reed 1905 Euclid
Dorothy cayig 1927 Roseland.
Mary Coke ld225 Promenade
Josephine C8pOut 20Tlg Center
vivian Greene 2l6ll Downing ST. ClalT
shores.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
FLYING OFFICER DEAD

PONTIAC, Nov William
Dunkeld. %. Royal Canadian air
force flying officer, son Of MIR.
and Mrs. William Dunkeld, 236
Orchard Lake, was reported dead
today after previously b e in g
listed missing Dec "a. 1914
Dunkeld enlisted in The RCAF
March 80. 1912. and was lost on
combat mission over Holland.
Born in Goderich. Ont, he was
graduated from Pontiac High
School in 1899 and was a member
of the school band.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
Touehies TO Collide

Tiger TaSker and Miguel Tor
res, a pair Of very rough matTen,
collide in one Of tonight'S wreS-
ting features at Arcadia. Pete
Kazenko, Detroit's rising young
wrestler. meets VIC Costello. a
South American. IN the other hour
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
CYO Pin Leaders

First place holders in the
women's CYO bowling tournament
at Parkland Recreation are: Dou-
bleS. Doris Zbercot and Tay Bi-
lonti. 1179, singles. Rose Sarkisian.
622: team, Parkland House League
All-Stars. 2526.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
Hold CAGE Clinics

Phil Sacks and his Mansfield
basketball players will conduct a
series of clinics for high school
coaches and players. the first in
Milan gymnasium. Nov. 20.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
Pontiac News:
Vets Hold
ArEpniSdice
DAY FeteS
Pontiac News:
pelroIl TIme. PonlIae Bureas

PONTIAC, Nov. 12-ArmiStice
day in Pontiac was 10 be OBJ
served quietly today. with no
formal ceremonies planned for the
city
City and county offices. banks
and the post office remained
closed but all stores are operat-
ing normally. No parade was
sponsored this year, for the first
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
Also in this issue
WHAT you SHOULD KNOW ABOUT

WHAT you SHOULD KNOW ABOUT
DOT. How does this miraculous new
insecticide work? Is il harmful 10
people? Can il be used on pets?
VIII it damage clothes or furni-
ture? Most Of the gossip about
DDT is wrong. Learn the facts
from this authoritative article.
PICKUP ON FiFTH AVENUE. Right
away, the ensign wanted to
smother the girl in his arms, and
Immediately she wished TO be
smothered. Was this love at first
sight or fieeting war-born
passion? MscKinlay Kantor's
true story Wills around your
heart.
NOW WELL DO YOU RGAp1 Most
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readers generally absorb more
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how it can be raised at least $50:
and how you will benefit.
TINE NEWEST WONDER DRUG.
Streptomycin works where sulfa
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ing coughl Read how it was de-
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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-13
AT YOUR SERVICE DETROIT OEIHoT7@'Tmss Ta'"s'9.

AT the time Of rebuTial in
"a military cemetery overseas,
Your son would have received
"a regular military funeral. For
information regarding Tire name
and location of the military
cemetery. the number OF the
grave or plot ana the ceremony
at reburlal. write directly 10 the
Adiutant General Memorial DE-
vision, War Department, Wash
ington 25. d C., giving the
Scrviceman fun name, rank,
serial number. organization 20
which attached date of death,
plus a statement of your rela-
lonShlp TO him.
Q-I was civilian employe
of the L. -. Coast Guard I'm
Puerto Rico, West Indies, from
March |, 1912. until my trans
fer To the United STATES three
months later. Am | entitled to-
wear the American Theater
Ribbon on my coast guard uni
fOrms j. Il. VI
A No, since your period of
service was performed in a
civilian status Had YOU per
formed - t4-r-----f :, ,----t4- II4.lI+@--
bcr of the armed forces, you
would be- entitled To wear the
ribbon.
Q-Nill the Veterans of For
eign Wars accept applications
for membership from veterans
who are just now being shipped
overseas? -, T..
a That organization has adj
viScd US that II viii accept ap-
plicatlonS for membership from
Veterans whose overseas service
began on or after Sept. ?, l945,
until such time as Congress
officially declares the end of the
war.