davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1945-06-15

1914 g-infommeniteuern Bis @nOe
September in 61roen Der Steuer5ab.
Ter 81 bo6en. SIM Sobre 1914, oils
nur 100000 &iid5ablitngen 81
MADDEN marelt, 0alierte es ldnger.
Die Hiid5abliingen iiir 1943I@in.
fonmenltcuern betrugen insgeiomt
$500, 600, 900. Die oiesi1brigen Riif-
3oblungen fir Die Steueru Oes lesten
Sabres peuOen m0gliderpeiie $780,
000,0 900 errei6en.
Wegen oes laufenoen 3ablungs-
lDItents (Fop as Dou go) 3oblen nobe-
SIT ole Sdlfte ser 50,000,000 Gin
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ser Nation 0ur6
@ebnItSab5iige me6r alS ibren redts-
mGBigen 9lnteil unO miiiien 0en
Mebrbetrng mad @inrei6ung ibrer
Steuererfl1rung pom 10. Wfdr3 bon
Ser &egierung erItattet erbalten.
~ Ser Borrat BON 3igaretten fir
S3ipiliIten miro i~nnerbolb>oe nddliten
8ohen minoeitenS nm 10 Bro3ent
erbobt meroen, iogte Soiepb golumia,
Ser BrGii0ent Ser @etoiI tobacco
Dealers Of america, Snc. Galamfa
Iogte, Oieie SdGbutg lei ouf @runo
elmer lteberiift bel 6%n6rifantett unO
@roBbdnOlern oorgenommen. &iid-
gauge in Seeresouftrdgen uno etuos
oerbaiIerte 8er6Gltniiie 6ei ben 6u6ri-
fnnten ieien fiir Die 81 erpartenoe
3unabme oerantportlid. @r iugte,
Dob in meiteren 60 3agen cine nod
melentlidlere 8erbeiIerung gu erpar-
ten iet Dab Oieie aber alm1blid elm
treten mer0e.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-15
.liegenoer ariminolfilm Ourd origi-
nelle Metbo0en ~aufgeflart.

liegenoer arintinalfilm ourf origi-
neae Meibo0en oufgeflart.
8ien : Slim Iteat an oie Spite
ibres Programmes fir 1915 Sen
Slim Gas Ser3 muB idmeigen"
nit Boltla @eiIelp. Ser Slim iebt
Ben t79 &eloen Ser &ontgenologie;
0ie in Den erlten SSabren Der 8rii-
fung ser &ontgenItrablen i'm 0ienlte
ser MeOi3in Gpier Der @iiietldait
Dltroen, Elm 9enfmal.
Die gerfnappung oes 6ilmma-
teriolS bat Sen Geifsfilm : Sllten-
l6anten DeranloBt, ourf cine Berfii-
gung Dom 8. Sanuar 1916 Die Mari-
mallonge neu acknowledgements Spiel-
filme altf 2200 Weter. Gie. oon 4ltl-
tlrfilmen ultf 300 Dieter 5l be-
ifranfen. Gie 8%erFiigiing meiit oa-
raltf bin, DOB Die iest als Sodlt-
large IfeltJeieBte Meter5abl Der bis
Der aagemein iiblihen Spielfilm-
l1nge entiprift, ltno 0aB III beion-
l0eren 5daen AntrGge altf @rbobung
Ser Meter5dbl entlprohen iDeroen
fam, tuenn Die proou3ierenbe I'M
ternebmlng Dor 8eginn Ser Mufnab-
men einen entlpredenoen Mntrng
Ite1t. 0ie friegerii6en @reigniiie
Iboben tpobl in5piihen 3u elmer gin-
iteaung Ser 8roouftion gefiibrt.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-15
9entides @aiienbaus

Die MISUNDERSTANDING oes
3eutid)en 8oiienbaties fano am uer-
gangenen Sonntug i'm 8ailenbars
itatt. % Der o9appineB Slltb" oes
9eimS gu einem muiifuliiden Ra6-
mittag Der &inoerfapele eingelaoen
bottle, mur0e Die &~eriommlung
idneller geidloiien ais iiblid. 8iele
3uborer batten iid eingefunoen unO
uagemein betpunoerte man Die Sort
id)ritte, Delf)e Sic &apelle unter ia
bigger 9eitung Don 6%ndmdnnern gu
lebertos madlt. Ger uSoppineB
Glldb", melAer iid Die 5oroerung
Oes Orheiters neben mandem an-
0eren gum 3iele geiett fat, fam
NIT oieier 6eitlidfeit mieoerlim 8u-
frieoen lein, Denn Die freimiuigen
8eloIpenOen maren ij6er oaes @r-
narten reihlid1.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-15
Arminins 2usc @r. %

Sim Oiensog 9lbeno mar Ole lebte
8erinmmlilng Dor Den CONNER
ferien. Siele Mitglieoer paren err
ifienen, Ga Der brittle @roO an elm
Mitglieo erteilt nlroe.
PIN 6reitag, Den %. Srni, lit i'm
@riffitb Stdoium Die groBe Inter
bultltug gum 8elten 0es uMoionic
anO @altern Star Some. Die Ser.
anltoltung miro j1brlid bon alien
6reimalrerlogen OeS 0iitrifts ge-
meiniam g%ege6en uto be9innt nit
einem Balebaaipiel I'M 8 ubr. I'M
7.30 fGngt oaS 6eltpro9rnmm an
NIT Earaoe, aronung ser &onigin
uno elmer 3irflsuorItelung. Gin.
trittsfarten lin0 gum Breiie BON
go Gents gu baben.
Die ,,Wanionic Seroice Aiiocio.
tion", 700 3ebnte StrnBe 18., err
iud)t INN Die 4bga6e BON MunO6nr-
monifns fir Die 8erpunoeten in
ben Militarla3aretten uno 4&oipi-
tdlern. Ga oieleO6en fdufliA nidt
81 ba6en lin0, fonnen lie nur aui
Dem @eldenffpege erlangt peroen.
Nltf Der &ranfenliite oe8 8ereins
iteben foIgenoe Mitglieoer: Geo. M.
Sidbert, Sans @utmun, @iion &eB.
aOoIpb Seebooe, garnep Snritou
uno Wif)el @)rbnr0t.
Cine gemiitlibe Radfeier i'm so.
fnle 0es nel1 aufgenommenen Mit.
glieOes, 6ielt bic anmeienoen biS
lpdt nodl Mitternodt beiiommen.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-15
YrOIpeet Sia SrieObOf

Sim 'Sonnabeno mar Die monot-
lihe Geriammlung oes germal-
tungsrutes oes 8roipect Sill Srieo-
bofes, BEL Welder Serr 5reo 8ogel-
iang ben Goriib fiibrte. 9ie iibli-
den @eifdfte tpuroen erleoiet uno
oorliegenOe &ehnungen CUR 3ablung
ongeDieien. 6olgenoe 8eeroigunqen
paren mdbreno oes Monots: Or.
5reo. 9. @arren. Senrietta Spicer,
Sobn 8lates, Sara Saa, @m. 0is-
mer, Sugb NesIbitt IT,, uno Wurrap
Menenberq.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-15
Sm 0prfpIt(aben

Beterden: ,6or me @roide
Sfypei5erfies."
@erfdiferin: ,,@eniger als ein
8iertelpiuno fam i6 Dir nid)t ge-
ben"
9cter6en: Cat eB 10 ood genoa"
Washington Journal., 1945-06-15
8artenfeit Der SnniOr-@ rmppe bcs
Hmpperi 9eims

3dblrei6 maren sic 6relnoe uno
@onner Der @inlnOung Ser Sunior-
grippe oes ACKNOWLEDGMENT oes
&nppert &eims gaiolgt uno trofen
iid) bei lfonItem 8etter am Sonntag
Nadmittog i'm Seine BON &errn uno
6rul 6. %. grotpn an Ser Sen1lod
iStroBe in Sbepbero Barf. 8eit iiber
bun0ert @alte maren erihienen uno
oerlebten einen nngenebmen Nad]-
mitlyag bei gutter Undertaking.. Cine
ireipiai9e &oaefte, oaren Cribs gum
gelten oes Seims oerlpapot miro,
brnd)te cine anlebnlife Summe elm
unb fam Der lltnge gerein, an Del
len Spibe ~fSraulein &utbe Speider
itebt, nit ieiner erlten oNfentliden
8eranftaltung mobl 5ufrieoen iein.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-15

WHETHER it's baseball or business, Americans expect fam
play all the way.
In baseball, the umpire sees to it that the game is played
according to the rules. But he is not a player.
In business, government should be the umpire who en-.
forces fair rules.
But when government goes into business and compercs
with its own citizens, the American tradition of fair plav is
set aside. The umpire then becomes a player, and he enjoys
advantages that are denied to all the other players.
For example, government and municipal power
plants are not required to pay federal taxes; often
get money from the U. S. Treasury at little or no
interest; make up losses out of the pockets of the
taxpayers.
Maybe you run a store or service station or beauty shop.
Would you like to have a next-door competitor who has
little or no rent, or taxes. or interest to pay, and who is
kept in business partly by your tax money?
Fortunately for America today, over 80% of the ire
mendous electric power in this country is produced by tax
paying, selfsupportng electric light and power companies,
OWNED and operated by several million folks like you.
These b-usiness-managed companies are a big reason
why there is enough electricity to meet even the gigantic
demands OF war-and why, when most things cost more,
electricity IS still delivered at low pre-war prices.
: Hear NELSON EDDY IN vTHE ELECTRIC HOUR. with Robey,
ArmbrHsfeTs OrehesHa Every Sunday afternoon, $3.50, EWT, CHS Network.
suTuxarMaMe puwsR
Mazdgs4
DON'T WASTE ELEcIslclIY JUST BECAUSE IT'S eHgAr
Washington Journal., 1945-06-15
Staats> Hcrclr Kalcn>
Scr nceb III babcn

8ir bnben nod einige 9opien 6es
Staats -Serolo &alenoers on Sano.
0erielbe lit gum Breis bon 80 cts. in
Ser Office oes @oibinston Sournal
gum Genfauf. Gurd sic Yoit 5iigc-
id)idt 1T Scr Yreis go cts.
Washington Journal., 1945-06-15

iuflng uno Strofoerfolgrng Der
Sdleidb1noler beouftrogen, einen
belonoeren Antlogeoertreter ernen-
men, ollie einid)ldgieen @%genturen
0es 8unOes, 0es Stootes uno Der
@emeinoen 5uiammenfuiier ltnO Die
Steuerbinter5ieber berbaften unO Dor
@eriHt bringen ioa.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Building Awards
Show 5O0o Gain

NEW YORK. Nov . - Engi-
neering construenon, awards IN
the L. S. totaled SS7 1855 600 in the
week ended Noy l. an increase of
50 per cent over the previous week
and III per cent above the volume
reported for like period last year.
cording 10 the Engineering
NewS-Record
Private construction rose Il per
cent during the week to SCI ,439, .
600 a figure more than l. times
larger than that recorded IN the
week ended Nov. >, 1914
The l945 cumulative total Of
conStruct ton awards reached
81. 1913. .4SS.000 up TO Nov L, an
rs per cent increase over the
Sl.539. $4,000 reported for the
first "A weeks of 1914
Private construction so far this
year is 153 per cent above the
like period year ago, while pub
lie work is running II per cent
ahead of 1914 figures.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
CASE IN POINT

a case in point is found in the
building industries. Millions OF
returning servlcemcn can't find
houses TO live -ia-with- their young
families. The demand for new
homes in 1916 .alone will amount
ITO a million units. 1t will be inn
possible to satisfy the demand in
less than three yearS-probabiy
not in five.
Why. then. not find the way TO
fet att these potential home owners
build and equip their homes :?
They can't go out IN the woods
with axes and build log houses.
But they can go out into the
waiting factories and help make
the cement, paint, asphalt roofing,
furnaces, and kitchen sinks they
Will require.
The desires are there -purchaS-
ing power is there; means of pro-
duCtion are there, organization
and direction are there
What's holding US back It's
the great price squeeze engineered
BY those who. with one hand in
flate the currency and encourage
excessive wage demands, and with
the other fight initiation by
pTiCe-tiXlnG.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Mt YOUR SERVICE DETROIT oETaoIT'@,T'~5s = Ta'"s.s.

Q-My husband has been
honorably discharged from the
army with the notation on his
discharge Reason and Author
ity for Separation-AR 6l5-
S69." What does that means
MRS. Y. B.
Ale was discharged for one
of the following reasons Inapt-
ness. lack OF required degree of
sdaptability. or cnurcSiS We
cannot determine which one Is
HpUtTC5UtC IN any particular
case
Q-Ny husband was killed
Dec. -. l9i3. hut due 10 con
fusion about missing papers. |
signed documents withdrawing
all claims, which left my
ft,etheF-iR-lau- the beneficiary an
my husbands national service
life insurance. hut our under
standing II that shall get one
half OF the monthly payments.
Mill there be any way far me
10 get the money direct from
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03

sent 10 the beneficiary. II she
wishes to DIVIDE the money with
you. She viii have to cash the
check and then give you the
money. She cannot request that
the Veterans Administration
send two checks.
Q-My husband has been in
the army for siN years and in
the Pacific 26 months. We have
one child. How many points
does he have
\ Your husband has one
point for each month OF service
since September 1910, 10 Sept.
=. l945. and one point for each
of The rs months overseas "a
total Of S6, plus y points for
-Anur child. This gives hlm 9S
points 10 date. If he has been
in combat, he is also allowed
five points for each battle star.
He may have other combat dec
nrationS, # So they would add
10 hlS point score.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
! States Enter
Pullman Case

PHILADELPHIA Nov "A
special federal district court has
allowed p of the nations largest
railroads, Standard Steel Spring
Co. and the states of California
and Colorado TO intervene in the
Pullman Co. case, and thus agreed
10 consider the bids of the rail-
roads and the Standard Co for
the sleeping car business OF Pull
man. aa-..-
BY allowing California and Colo
RADIO to intervene, the court also
agreed to hear their proposal that
the court order the sale of the
business TO an independent man
agement rather than TO the rail-
roads
Federal Circuit Judge Maris,
presiding as a district Judge,
granted the intervcntionS and set
the matters down for a hearing
next Monday before the three
Judge district court This court
also will consider the offers made
by Otis and Co. Cleveland banking
firm. and Glore, Forgan and Co,
Chicago firm, for the Pullman
business.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
births Marriages deaths
oErRoiTSaSS7TMEs

Marie DeIangis a7OO Msnlsttquo
Patricia fitt SlOO r. jefferson.
Mildred S'ucker. HOPS Goethe
sally Doylc % Moran Rd Crosse Toin'c
Mary Ruffiuo l4tbO GlenNeld
Dolores Dup.csslt 1901 Twenty second
trIcda ono 1922 Henry
Wanda PcppcuHurst 44tA FlNh. ECoI,e.
Martha Wlssmau. .bs3l hppounc
Elizabeth Kadc.tr ~ Pine RIVER Rouge
ilIis McAtrc. 2OA45 PoWru Pd Dts.Dola
OuidA smith 1926 Fort
Rosemary Sicgfrird 255O4 stanford.
Hattiet HcRly 500 Continents
sophie DOlinsI l8O4o Flanders
Helen ie Coulter 1892 Fifteenth.
Mary Xsb0fuwskt. 6372 WcStNUud
Maxine Davidson l4425 MARX TVsiu.
Helen sullivan. 1920 santa Rosa.
Alberta Brown l94a ST. Joseph
Irene Rem 772 RiyerbAnk Dr I'm. .0,u Pagk
Dorothy Brown $4,000 Fairfield
Winifred StltHnen. 272O Park twins.
BeiuiCe Zakuhielski 1884 Artesiau.
carol SChoieid 1864 Fullerton
May KOgel 43TO GTaytOn road.
Dorothy Haas 1924 BTailc
Margaret Webster. 1886 Steel
Sophie MalczynSk liS2S Fleming llsntramcs
Eileen Demtyre, RID Nj Clemens.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Brain Game Answers

1-JaScha HeifetZ
University of Michigan and
(b1 Princeton.
3-tal false Tin is only used
as a coating on the steel OF
the can. (hj true.
4 The Germans living in the
Sudcten section of CZeCho-
SloVakia.
5-ta) is correct.
1t IS the beginning of the
first verse of Psalm /.
THE United States had
planned the invasion first of
Kyushu; the Tokyo area was
10 have been invaded about
four months later
s. -Metallurgy. The steam en-
CINE could not he developed
before sheet metal was avail
able.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES

vidsr F Llndquist 40 Laura NJ Bailey. 77
Z Henry Davidowict. ~. Rose Jsnlanin y.
arthur W kelley. 2s Dorothy EilGt g
Leon NJ Meyers % shirley Sovcl. 23
Anthony 5 kru0ewsh 40 Gertrude os'
Erwin KranjT 2 MagdsIcnc Bohn p
Michael SklLXnRlss. 39 Geneucve PrlyzY
Frsnels Roupdesu. "a Margaret Nc
e,rt7u ri Ptrtfitt-- hfrry-E sfeNsAeRr
lsck G Hardy p Josephine Hanna 81,
Leroy EyS "a Ann starks, "a
sam Lumetta JI, 35. oIace simmons ~
Emmor NJ. johnson 43 Edna p Zen 40.
Howard T Newell IS Ruth NJ Dyksira so
James W MacGiuN. 2s Doris NJ miller Y.
Gardner Pickering, IS. Pauline Andrio-
william M walker 80 Ml,a X. Miller "a.
Thomas r Harrison % Helen Kerr -
James I,Dns ThmgpfI y GTafe y,,e, Kgsss4 dS -
MIKE vcnetis Al Kathiern harrts "a
Lyle n Breckenridge 2s Nolsnda Marno 20
Henry c Mathes. II Elzie r BroyIcs 20.
Vincent Iupo. 30 Gladys WiUinRham rs
George NJ Applewhaite. 20 Johnnie X. Leo
Hilbert l.. Frazer Is. Mary ilchrenoere 10
Fiank v Land 32 Bertha J. Baru2tt -.
Gerald Parent "a Helen Poster a
James r Starrci 2h Eva Ryan, y.
Leonard $. Lublnski n Velma NJ sun
Joseph L. Essley. 81 Theresa N Rose -
Albert Tcnorio "a Mary Roenm u
Ronald ) Hll 10 Eva NJ. Lshu ls
George NJ Bcamlsh 40 Ruth l. English %
Robert Rcichert Is. Kathryn Wybrant ~.
Gordon WiScmsn - Alma prirIn. q
Norman 2. DcMaestr. 20 Katie a. Mac
Lcan 10
Fernsnd u Lsndcmcinc. 10 Loretta NJ
Antonio a susrdini. 70 Theresa r cspo
Lawrence r. Olivier. p: Madeline I
O NELL 81
Edward Hahn 40 Pearl Moore q
Richard P Shrvock 20 Mary F. savior 81
Warren G. Foster a Mary { Harwood 2A
Frank P. skotzke. 25 Frances l. Sohachner.
"a
Douglas DeMolay 40 Edns Ahrnds. p.
Henry Bcdnarek 81 sally Meharr 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
DEATHS

Martha Coins, 63i2 lrouVood ss.
Walter Syiu' -danl P!smetr-l+
Andrew Psshkeyilh, Detroit ST.
John Arthur smith. seward Hotel a.
Pearl EmiIy Dot,ou. 1926 wexford 81.
Joseph ysnek. 239o6 Woodward Pleasant
Ridge
Anna Shechy. Mao Cloyeravn a.
Henry Grady. 4492 "Twcnty-thud 4S,
Irene Trusa i2soO BARLOW 40
annie " Fauiugcr. IT'S McKinstrS 70.
George Gross. s67l Rutland 80.
Louise Miller 2953 Gray. 81.
Jonn Leuschen lO976 Chelsea. -.
Charlotte SMACK 1922 Chusty, -.
Martha Louise wright 3662 Waterloo. IS.
Mary RaclKdwsKt, tf7o hHurprr 657---
AdoIphus Eugene Copeland Fort CLARK Hotel
George shealy 7ss Tennessee. as.
Eva Fowler 2l6 King -.
Gentle vcfhegEe. 19O3l CharcI. SIS.
KathTine GeTome 223i Hastings. 81.
ISilda Dyer 656 Hague %.
Dclphine ErcauN b05b Parker. 50
Marie Romgouek 1925 Western s.
Thomas Edward Levi 77T6 American 60
Harry Evans 1881 Hendricks. 81
William + klIhx.- -692 ~ Jefferson. -.
William a HUM. 6429 sterling. 81.
Bertha Dorr. 2O22 Dslzeuc IS.
Henrietta Hunt. Gray Ca. -.
Robert ,,,,3 i~ymSn 49,, s529 sS, sn mar
Iiilma Erickson. 9ls4 American. -.
James Griffin 200 Harmon 3S
Mae Walker. 1881 Fairfield. 45
RudfF : fiUuytuu tt3tt1 -tfsttafta -
James Dawson. 9feb Cameron as.
Msble Daniels. sos WeimiaSter-- IN
6 Howard Herrick l270q Nard, SO
Margaret 5 Anderson. IOll Clairmount -
Mae Burk lO4O Hibbard 56
John Fredrick LanAn. 1896 LycsSe %.
stephen Kabst 4746 Heck place 81
Ralph g. Anderson 1905 Patton 25.
Vern NJ Jpson Dewitt Mich 20.
Lucy Ybsrrs 1915 Porter So.
Lindsey German 2l30 Dubois -,
Minnie COrse 1895 Cascade IS
Mary Hulton 697 Stimson Is
James " MacNeal 2543 BealS. 90.
Charles Davis. 2O243 Grgrs 81
-geltR -kfeKeHRa 244S -ToWaScnd ii
Roy Peterson 1898 Marlborough, 80
William L Smith 6O24 Crane. 50.
George l. With 39qi Canton. So
Lear F Campbell $50 Hendiie 50
L9rrt,A Rains tbs Spruce. Sauit ste Marie
Kalmlers KulcwsA 1885 81 Louis. a..
Cecilia NJ Brakhop. 572s KendsL Dearborn
Patrcs J Tommeny 5237 Bangor 80
Walter H. Burrows 3362 " Lafayette. IS.
George T. Temes. 24l5 ". Grand Blvd -
sara Hsrns. lso santa Rosa drive, 81
WuHe Williams 52l Westminster 26.
Alfred Sack 1855 Freeland. 76
Grsce a Sandhon io263 Lenore. a..
Hans Nelson 1874 Archdale "a.
John Comrie McGrsw Hotel. 81
Theresa j. Abbott l2i59 Hawthorne. So.
Hubert Fegers 4l7l Chalmers So
Emma NJ. VcJbeke @ff5 Be.VdeIc 50.
Ira House. 2O1o3 Omira 4S
Louis s Hall. 2l95 Montcalr so.
Walter Kask 74l1 Bumette so
Joseph Hannck sG7o " Fort so
Arthur s Grossberg 50 Seward 81
land isnd SO ''''' '-''''''' 0''o' '''''
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
BIRTHS

BOYS
I~ms ScrrItc1 1895 GieeniaWn.
N,I paBst 1900 PIugf,c.
Rrrpire richardson, BOZ r Ferry
Jcnnie Shlppman. 422I Clements
Ruth Cspth8It $3.50 Antn0n
Marian q Mts.a 1914 EacCWarnrf.
Margaret StaI1yuSN. 1892 Jos Campeu.
Irene valerie 1880 Mrs
Joe Dtauc Dlilsrd A1S2 Nsrdln
Matilda Boi0tnik0n, ls725 Woodihghsn
drive.
SCrma Robinson l52o7 Manor.
Margaret Neal l0l29 Ruselawu.
Lucia Emanuel. l4514 Liberal
Marian Nccy As26 BeikshiIe.
Edna Smsiey. l62s Monterey.
Alice Le Gray ls50s Ohio
Christine stevenson a1l1 missouri
Helen -Apscl lal6e Pennington
Katherine Vatalon l14i0 Dcqulndlt n.
Rose Goodman s9O5 LaSsllc
Helen StoIarsu 1885 Carpenter
Hrtrr7 -ttt~r---eilA Hsrtwcll Dearborn
Lucy Atherholt 1928 Pennington.
lone Nolan i66Ol Appolinc
Ludenc Adams 3O96 Roosevelt
Elizabeth Bradford PA Piquette
June Sanders. gO3s Ashton
Jean Bridge lOS6O Duprcy.
Rose FeIra. g370 Navarro
Doris Kloian 702 Green.
Thelma Davis. 4327 Crane
Victoria Thompson 2l6h Deacon
Thelma Bclchrr 634s Cartridge
MargAret Garcia. 3S4S Roule Dcaroofn.
tuarita Frwfsttd- b24-Ceilefe
Elizabeth Bolos 1888 DrcXcl.
:
Wanda KiszlowSki. 5000 Malvern
Bernice Antonucci 1851 WiidcmerF
katAa++ae- -RaWe,-h.A : -Anininetls-
Gertrude Hirt 3sO7 Fischer
Florence Mcnamara 1856 Fernwuod.
Marcia George. 10 " Euclid
Mildred trrnauykt $3.50 Dubav.
Marie Payne 3ils Bellevue
Florence Weather. 5906 Canton
Ann Crundncr 2O72S kisbet. Gratot
Josephine Essenmacher, $3.50 Theisen Dear
Eiirss-t,, -Forrl.-lai2s wood. Melvindale.
Marietta Dukes. 5STl Fourth
Margaret SChnaid, sass Midgarden.
Nellie Hcarc lOT & Mouell
Mary Mitchell. he2T Beecbwood.
Frances Davis, 2l25 Leland
Joyce Marlin. PAPA ST Auhin.
Whine Harris g6S ErsKIne
Thelrns LasecN 3Ol3 Chcue
Winiirrd Sutsncn. 272O PARK. Twins
jam Dubicl 1897 Deem
Edi'h Nugen'. 1859 R9ws.
Esrnesline wilson l37ea Twelfth
Esther Benthcim 2224 PtnFree
CeCptts BruvrrI I5to6 Ssshsbow, Clsrkston
Julia Mcltzcr sg36 Twelfth.
viva Pine Dandrige Tenn
Ruth Haley. i0532 Halcott Ferndsls.
Helen Proxies 1891 Rosemont
Jean Grillo 947 Ma.omb
June Crowley i4zo ,yyinssood."
Eddith nm 1918 Salins Dearborn
Evelyn NILS l66oa state Fair
Geneyieve Otrumpke 22l7 Hamuamck
NAN NAN soiasn'i spitsr pi75 moreI lqf'o9
Regina Donncr s4ia woodrow Wilson
Grace Belt 1880 FLANDERS
Lorraine Kinnelly. 6225 Xix Plymouth
Rose LeEumins 1855 Ess, Hildale.
Betty Duchin 2o3O Lauder.
Rose Bruce 3q3o Twelfth
Pearl Christopher 45o7 military.
iss belle Brooke. ia6o5 Kelly Rd
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
By IAMES w. STOWtR

Ills ambition 70 become an eleotrieiin,
he flvoute SUBJECT a, Clv Technical
High. where b, 81 4 b student. - eIer-
tucly.
KHment ls live, az 1900 Conity, and
attend, church ~ 81 Aueuunes
ln the -four years D., has served Detroit
Ttns, ,ub,enben in Conley and keystone
avenues. Khment has increased has route
from - customers 90 si and sold more
than 10000 var usmp,. BE h4 won
many Time, award, for outNlnding sale,
4ohrymeni, io,Iudrng bi,ycle,-4 wagon
md thrc, educational ouS-oi town tnpD
HIo rrotp sycrae, 'Hi week. b, owns
tl7t-In war bond, sri h4, $40 m ltbe
b4rt
Do. n,s-t Nr and N-, Werd.t
K.-sn consider r dos' for boy, 20 earn
thsr o~a ,p,rdrog and saving money By
carr ri. nepspapefh
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
It's a Long Wait
For States S Fans

WASHINGTON. Nov. . CUP)
If you want 10 see an Army
Navy football game free in your
own state. write your congress
man today-but if you live in
Wyoming you won't get your
chance until 1894.
Senator William LANCER intro
euced a bill yesterday 10 make
the game free 10 the public and
to play ~ . different stHie each
year in alphabetical order.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Try to Win
In Montreal

Hockey observers who figure
Montreal Canadiens. Toron o
Maple Leafs and the Red Wings
as the chief contenders for the
National Hockey League cham
pionShip soon Will have a basis
for comparison of the three
teams.
The Red Wings leave today for
their game al Montreal tomorrow
against the CanadienS, who last
night defeated Toronto, 4-2, on
thu Forum TCe Despite Detroits
10 opening victory over Boston,
the Frenchmen Will be favored.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Boom Whizzer
For CONGRESS

WELLINGTON. Colo, Nov. .
CUPl Byron "Whizzer" White.
All-American football player in
1897 and later a pro with the De
troit Lions, was being doomed to-
day as possible candidate for
Congress.
The Whizzer. however. had
sent no word from Washington
where he is on duty with the
navy about whether he wanted
To- enter politics White was re-
ported to have the active support
oi several prominent Colorado
Democrats.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Lions Center
Misses Trip

Frank SzymanSki Will not be
With the Lions when they shove
off today for Boston, where, on
Sunday, they take on the YankS
In a National League game. The
sN-Notre Dame center will remain
at home suffering from an in
jured right knee.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
TWO TOP TEAMS

Tho Navy-Notre Dame game
brings together two Of the nations :
top unbeajCn teams. May was
Ranked even with az Just trlfe
belolS- Army before the season
opened
The Irish VIII he without the
SERVICES of Uoach Hugh Dcvorc
until lu3t- hclorc- game time. He
has lefi for Orange. y. j.. for the
funeral of his mother. who died
Yesterday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Connolly Answers

1-tbD; Pa; 3-(c); 4-(a);
5-(c): 6-(a) Samuel Os-
good. Cb) Alexander Hamil-
ton. (c) Edmund Randolph;
cd Thomas Ewing; (el +.
A MuhlcnburC.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
+ Favor Irish
Over Navy
Unbea+en Teams
Meet Cleveland
BY EDGAR HAYES

Michigan and Notre Dame "a
win.
That's an excellent p7rlay for
tomorrow when the attention OF
the football World viii be- CeDtcred
on these two big MIdwcStern
games
\ crowd N close 70 s.. 600 viii
WatCh The W01vCTTNCS- barrie NttTr-
ncSota al Ann Arhor and hike
number VIII hC m the Cleveland
Municipal Stadium for the Notre
Dame-NaVN clash.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
TWO SPARKPLUGS

With AN-AmcriCan Bobby Jen-
klnS playing only a little because
of an ankle injury. the Navy will
depend on two MldweSteTnerS TO
spark their offenSe
Directing the play and doing
most OF the passing will be Bob
HoernSchmcycr, who helped to de-
feat Michigan twice while with
Indiana. The Navy best runner Is
Bob Kelly, the right halfback who
held the same spot for Notre
Dame last year.
Tee Notre Dame attack is built
around the passing of frankie
DancewiCZ.