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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-01
SAGINAW NEWS
BY MRS. VI. TOOMEY

Mrs. Sarah Blake OF Toledo.
Ohio is spending The Winter with
hcr sister. Mrs. Beatrice Maxey,
1914 \. Washington.
Miss Pinkie Jones OF Memphis
Tenn. + IN The city visiting Mrs.
T,rce Maley OF io2i y. 9th street.
Miss Jones attended dinner given
sunday afternoon by the Herons
OF Jericho At the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Doty 1922 y. 5ih
street
A request program will be spon-
sored by the Busy Bee club SUNDAY
evening March 2 at Bethel AME
church
The Ford DIME Eight will appear
in concert al Bethel March 6.
Mrs.. s. car IS general chairman
and Is being assisted by Mesdames
Viola Mathis. Christine Coins. Bea-.
trice watson and Cora kirksey.
The Nuns Social sponsored by
the whose Ever VIII club al the
parsonage proved 10 be delight
ful entertainment.
Pastor ToOmey delivered his
morning message. Music was FUR.
nishcd by the Gospel chorus.
The Presidential Popularity con.
test was held. Speakers for the DC
casion were: T.. jenkins and Miss
X Mccloud. Mrs. A. Ryans was in
charge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-01
Attorney
Thinks Many
Votes Ruined
Loses Nomination
In Primary By
"a Votes

FLINT. MIDI Attorney r NJ.
Van Dyne. defeated candidate for
the nomination Of circuit Judge By
"a votes, announced last week that
he has pettioned the secretary Of
state for n recount in seven pre-
cincts of the city OF Flint
Mr.. Van Dyne. ii was revealed
mailed the necessary SIS with The
petition and served notice OF pc
titioning for recount GU each OF the
other candidates as the law re-
quires.
IL has come TO his attention. Mr..
Van Dtne SAYS. that there were ap-
paraneily many spoiled ballots in
several OF The precincts where he
received a large vote For instance.
reports are that there were from
Il to is spoiled ballots in precinct
80 and that there were cirh, or
ten in precinct 20.
Recount Is Only Way
The precinct hooks do not show
whether this IS true. Mr., Van Dyne
pointed out today 'si'he only way
to find out that know OF is 10
ask for a recount" he added
Precincts whore the rc,ount IL TO
he made are 40, 81. s. 6. 7, II and
10. Mr. Van Dyne explained They
are the ones in which he received
the largest number OF votes.
May Ash Further theck
Should the recount in the seven
precincts show promise OF mate
rally changing the result, re-
count OF ballots IN other precincts
may be requested, says Mr. Van
Dsne. II not. there viii be no re-
quest In connection with other pre-
cincts.
The election IN connection with
which the recount IS asked is The
one held last Monday FOR the nomi
nation OF six candidates for circuit
Judge I'm Genesee county. which
makes up the Seventh judicial dis
irict. one candidate was 10 be
eliminated
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-01

executive OF each group would IN
ionize themselves ana meet often TO
iron out difficulties much progress
would result.
lSigncdl
Mrs Lula Wagner.
Notice
The 81 Peters Zion. with It's pas
tor. the Rev G. VI Metcslf. will be
at I.omax Temple Zion, on Dequin-
DIRE street. sunday. March 2 al 3
pm Three cholrs and ushers. with
The Official stan o, the church will
be In attendance.
Madame lIutchins and the ia
nous Gospel 1rnmpeteers. will start
weeks engagement al II. Peters
church. sunday, March 9. This pro-
gram will be under the auspices Of
the senior choir. The ST. Peters
young people are very active with
the choir and Christian endeavor.
going better Than ever before The
choir. headed by Mrs. Elsie Gillian
directress and Mrs Emma Mae
Petty. president Hiram Crawford
Is president OF the endeayor. Arvett
Metcalf Is back al church after q
period OF Illness for l. DAYS Mrs.
Adelaide Pedcn. Mrs. lila Parker.
Mrs. Lucille Washington Sister
Burnett and Butler ARE still on the
Sick list. hut improving
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-01
Van Dyne Petitions For Recount In Seven Precincts
Revs. Metcalf A n d
Walker Speak On The
Unions Heart Sunday

The Michigan Gospel Choral nm
ion observed Heart Sunday last
sunday afternoon with splendid
program The principal speakers
were the Rev. Mr.. Metcalf. pastor
OF ST Peters AME Zion church and
the Rev Charles II Walker, pastor
OF New Salem Baptist. The theme
Of the afternoon was Love and
Christian Brotherhood
The church was beautifully dec
Grated with motto hearts. The st.
Peters choir and the Motor Gospel
singers Joined the union Several
choirs paid their national scholar
ship dues.
All those interested in the work
being done are invited TO join In
aiding a very worthwhile program
OF the organization.
Robbie Backman IS reporter
Please get news in office by Mon
day.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-01

Ok. II. <. TAM, MD.
wishes 10 announce the location
q ll> new olice In the Tobln
nallaing, lsO> broadway and
'rallol t,e. beginning March
l. "'l. Ne viii occupy suite 200.
on'ce Hours: I-3 and rs pm.
saturdays; l-5 pm.
Telephones:
vince \. 0siG Res. TR. 2-3i21
u No answer call MA. 600
a'Ra,> and Laboratory diagno-
~ are available. DR.. Tam Is
we ph,>irian Ior the Detroit De-
p@l,h'ni oi Public Works. lie
y Tue "nb Negro doctor on the
,"'' 81 Receiving Hospital. he
,nv N charge OF n Medical elm
" mere Two days a week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-01
Political Com ment

Now that tho primaries are over.
We are about 10 settle one question
Why were none OF the colored can
didstes nominated Some say IL was
because there were TOO many OF
them running. Granting 1t was.
whose fault was Il u one OF our
candidates lost The nomination by
eighty votes and only one-thrd Of
our voting population went 10 the
polls. Maybe there were many In
The field. bur there IS another day
coming Lei us figure ont our mis-
takes this time and be planning
all this year what 10 do next Feb
ruarv. Let us all as a whole CON
solidate our minds on one thing
II IS this Village president cleo
,ion or not We arc going 10 have
one OF our own citizens on the
Council. -.
II We plan carefully and select
one man. and the whole group go
ont to put that individual over.
success Will be sure. Let MS not
be misled bv some 81 our smooth
talking politicians across the track
who played a large part In chang
ing the minds Of some OF those
club leaders. We know We have
traitors IN our own ranks too. but
thank heaven. there strength was
weak. They could only produce
fifty votes for the candidates they
were working FOR. but those fifiy
votes went long wav toward the
defeat ~ Inc colored boys who
were running Had those votes.
along with the leaders OF that
group. supported our own eandi-
dates. there would have been 4
different story 10 the whole az
fair. because had the whole num-
her OF our colored leaders preach
ed "colored representation and
worked 20 thar effect. there would
have been twlce as many people
voting and our bows would have
been nominated some OF them At
least.
But let vs. not think OF the past
but OF the future and profit by
our mistakes Remember. there Is
another dav coming Oliver Mon
roe. Allen and CASTOR wish TO
thank each and every one for sup
port given them IN the past cleo
ton You have come long way
in showing the other race that
YOU. too. have race pride and that
You are going ~ keep hammering
on race representation" until you
succeed
Talking about swell affair the
Amaligamated clubs. including the
West Side. Progressive and Good
VIII. gave one last Saturday nisht
Al the home ~ Mr. and Mrs.
Hardeman. on Fourteenth street.
Read sPolitlcal Observations" ny
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-01
River Rouge
BY Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Boone
Beechwo0d Center


Congratulations folks for Drawing
the cold and snow last Monday and
going 10 the polls 10 nominate DR.
$. u. Milton as n city commission
or. However It will take more votes
10 put him IN Office than We cast
FOR him IN the primary Therefore
let us see that every voter is duly
registered in time and goes 10 vote.
Adam white is also candidate for
constable and deserves support.
our best bet IS 10 vote for just one
commissioner. Dr. S u. Milton.
A series OF lectures on health IS
being sponsored by the Northrup
P-TA every Wednesday afternoon at
pm. DR. Mills. representative OF
The State Department OF Health, is
q e speaker.
The Twin City branch OF the
NAACP presented John d. Walthall
a. The principal speaker on a Ne
FRO history program at 81 John
AME church sunday afternoon. His
subject was "The Negro. Yesterday.
Today and Tomorrow"
The speaker admonished his au-
dience 10 approach the future with
the idea OF becoming producers
and not merely consumers. 70 real
ize that Negroes can perform pro-
fessional and other services as ef-
nciently as others. and 10 develop
their childrens confidence IN thcm-
selves so that they might face the
future with hope and inspiration.
Funeral rites for the late Rev
J. l.. Brooks OF Inkster will be held
saturday AZ pm from Second
Baptist church IN lnkster. The Rev
Mr., Brooks died last Saturday in
Sumby hospital
The Robert Swinion Williams OF
Ninth street entertained guests OF
River Rouge and Ecorse at party
on Saturday evening A grand eve
ming was spent playing bridge,
dancing and eating deliciously fried
chicken.
The Twin CITY Quartet union Will
hold IT'S song festival at the Church
OF God in Christ Sunday. March >
AZ , pm instead OF Al Triumph
Baptist as was previously announc-
cd
Mr.. and Mrs Fd Smith OF lIol-
ford entertained their newly we'd
dcd son William and his bride "
Saginaw AZ Birthday Wedding
reception The couple was mairi-
cd Feb IN Toledo. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs Jack
Cathcari. Mr.. and Mrs A. ARM
strong. Mr. and Mrs ". r Nov
ing,on, Mrs NJ A. league. Mrs.
Mahle Williams. Mrs. cleo Noy-
ineiou. Nj. and Mrs Scott New
son. and Mrs Dorothy Evans. who
rendered piano selections.
The Westside Joint committee
will sponsor round table talk
Saturday, March J. Invitations
have been sent 20 all business
men. pastor and heads OF civic
and political organizations
The committee will give Lady
tea FRIDAY. Feb. 2S at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Hall. 49, PAL
merston avenue
sunday. March three deacous
will be ordained at the afternoon
service OF Triumph Baptist
church. Pastor Simms spoke last
sunday on "Anthropological Er-
ror."
Rev T.. c. Copeland Of Union
Baptist spoke Sunday morning
from the text. Keep me as the ap-
pie OF thine eve" The afternoon
program was IN charge ~ Ala
hama club. Dr. Johnson was the
speaker. The Nurses guild rave 4
successful program Friday eve
nfng
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-01
Housewives Sponsor
Cet.Acquainted Tea

uo-e than p ladies' of the De
,.,, llea.taAcs league and other
,...,ss. peoplc attended the get
CONSENTED yea sun Feb. % atthe
hama d. N ana Mrs. Lincoln Cor
soo on "a Re.ls street. These
80 eet s.ain,ed meeting
=. h4ld foar tmc- year in differ
n parts Of ne city.
A Nego ili,t9D program was
M ,.st.rr az tar meeting Sunday.
!, sho~ histories OF the various
r,ss ~ w. housewives league
vs,s cter is Mis- Mary L. Beas-
H. 500 wa, rendered by Mr..
|Y5aan'
Foioairg the program. guests
we're asa,ra into the lovely din
In, .oon Who're they were served
uraa s,. n.kes. NUS. candies
Lana 1tA was poured by Mrs.
Hare S'o az Cincinnati. Mrs.
|y 4. Boone va chairman.
Tae.e 49, acquainted meetings
|hntbstr rething aud inhuen-
csg AMI ieneh lhem many bnsi-
r,e ,.oi Aly, been introduced 70
a.. AMIN ...n o.
The foIes. committee OF the
Hu~Nitc lea@ae arranged the
xltr'i. s,lap books. Eighteen
c'te- en wrge also on exhibit
tr VI d fr Malloy. chairman
sshaf prosecuted the prizes.
Tiers oil the committee were;
c,r-de Ta'Aer Carrie L. Priest,
H'ra't N " Boddie. Mary L.
Rasse sf frrnice IIoaeland
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-01
Ecorse News
BY MILO CASTOR

An old-fashloned Dutch supper
was served with ali The trimmings
All present enioyed tho affair
which lasted until mo woe hours
~ morning
Albert wourmar and Mis-. Tis-
sic Nhitse'i slipped quietly away
last SATURDAY. ~ Napoleon Ohio
and spoke their vows Friends am
relatives who accompanied the
couple there included James
Campbell Eihel HOPKINS Mr. ard
Mrs Theodore Nourman aud Mrs
Georgia wonrman.
The c;-orcls club ~ s. John
AME church Of which Rev Nel-
son PRYOR Is giving q dinner AZ
The home Of Mr. and Mrs Calvin
Reddick SiA Elevenih street.
SATURDAY. March /. You ere lnvii.
ell 10 come and dine and help
make the affalr success.
Special
personally want 10 thank the
voters NJ Fcorse for the fine sup
port sivsn me a. no polls Feb.
ruarv H. ] also want ~ spike ne
rumor hat Is going around about
me selling out 20 a certain white
candidate u Is purely false 7
haven't sold ont and will mo- sell
ont 10 any candidate. REGARDLESS
Of who's he e The wishes Of the
people no my wishes TOO. and
when make move. Tho public
Will know about q
am not midnight politician
That rumor Is heine circulated by
some indi, iduals Who are seekine
some spnils themselves and ir,
ine 10 lowtr mv standing In tho
community will never hefrav
the trust You have put IN mo J
will be fi~h'inz FOR The betierment
OF our village all year and NIL
be hack mex, wear irving 20 he .
servant Tor ALI the people Of
Ecorse Rut 81 Will he different
story mex, time ! VIII be ONT fur
myself and will no' Jet snvono
ride IN on nv shoulders FOR pub.
licity.
fSirnei1
MILO CASTOR
7 wish ~ thank the MANY
friends Tor their lcval support a.
the primary election. February ~
I also wish 10 inform mo public
that 7 am putting fhis Information
out now. 80 q vii he iifile az
ferent frofi wha' occurred This
year.
Hope 10 remain IN your minds
7 am
Respecifuilv
Golden Allen
Tirst BarfIst Church
There were few empty seats ~
First Raptist church lss' SUNDAY
The PRAYER ser,ics was lei Nv
The PRAYER hard Nrs Anna wss
NJ The dinner after having heen
sbsen, one SUNDAY
REV J. n. Davis. the pastor,
preached from Mark 20. subject
GIVE In And GO Home One
new member. James shepherd
VAS added 10 the fast growing
membership.
Among The siek OF the church
are Mrs Hiehiower. Mrs Ed
wards. Mrs white snd Rev can
non. sawyer Green + home. after
spending two weeks In the hos
pltal.
Visitors ~ First Baptist sun
dav included Marshall Cri'tenden,
George Piano, George Davis. Har-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-01

Please ger news into Office by
Mondays.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-03-01
CASSOPOLIS


The preaching services followed
the sunday school The message
was delivered BY the Rev. Mr.. shaw
Communion was administered a.
tho evening hour
The Rev. Il J.. shaw is pastor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Police Uniform Changed Life
Of Mate, Wife Says; She Shoots

mented on &C." she said "He
started staying out at night and
running around.
He came In late last night
and refused TO discuss the way
things were going HeSxpuidnit
say where he had been, but he
admitted TO me that he has been
playing around. It's the uni
form that's TO blame.
I'VE quarreled and he started
-te go to sleep on-the davenport.
I grabbed his poIiceman's gun
and pointed II at him and asid:
Let's get this thing straight,
right now
HE Iunged for the gun and
don't know what happened,
but the gun went of. 1 didn't
mean 10 shoot him at all. i
hope he gets well quick, but i
don't want 10 live with him any
more. don't love him now"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
HAY FEVER SEASON

For most geographic locations
in North America the hay fever
season begins about August Is.
So we are just right for the pre-
seasonal treatment.
A great many people right
now will be taking this pre-
seasonal treatment for the fifth
TO tenth successive year because
il has TO be done year after year.
Permanent desensitization. un-
like the immunity Of typhoid, is
not possible.
To the many who have never
had this preventive treatment,
this article is particularly ad-
dressed. And il may be said that
Improvements in the techique of
allergy are being made so rap
idly that even those who have
tried the treatment in other
years and found il a failure may
well be advised 10 give it an
other trial.
In so 10 80 per cent of cases
today the treatment is success
fui III reducing the sneezing and
eye irritation. In very few in
stances are these coryza symp-
toms entirely eliminated. and
such results should not be ex-
pected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Paper Firm Workers
To Hold NLRB Vote

approximately $50 employees oil
the Consolidated Paper Company
Monroe. will choose their bargain
ing agent in an NLRB election al
the plant next Thursday
They will choose between Local
1904 international jnion, United
Paper Novelty and Toy Workers
CCIO) and no union.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24

EDITORS noted. clendsninS ha,
seven pamphlets which can be obtained
by readers. Each pamphlet sells for 10
cents. For any one pamphlet desired,
send 10 cents IN coin and self-ad-
dressed envelope stamped with a three
cent stamp, TO Or Logan Clendening. in
care OF this paper. The pamphlets are !:
Three Weeks Reducing Diet" "Indi-
gestion and Constipation, Reducing
and Gaining Z" Infant Feeding" "In-
srueiions for the Treatment OF Dis-
betes, Feminine Hygiene" and The
Care OF the Hair and Skin a"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Wife Of Ex-Inspeetor
Takes Her Own Life

Edith Fraiey. SO, wife OF Frank
Fraley, retired police Inspector
took her own life today, police re-
ported. She was found by a
neighbor. Edna Mckinney, in the
Fraley home at 14416 NARROW III
health is blamed for the death.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Better
Health
BY LOGAN CLENDENING. NJ. d

1t is pertinent at this time to
remind those who suffer from
hay fever and wish TO attempt
preventive vaccine treatment
that they should begin now. The
principle of desensitization Of a
patient against the reaction
caused by the invasion of hay
fever pollens is apparently much
the same as the immunization
against typhoid fever. At least
the method used is exactly an
alagous-the hypodermic injec-
ton of small amounts of pollen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
b. S. Chart

Detroit and vicinity. Partly cloudy and
conlinneH- "a -tr-4aT r11 tSnfKrF ~TQv-
ers and cooler late Friday. Moderate
south ard southwest winds. shifting 20
northwest late Friday
Lower Michigan Partly cloudy. showers
and cooler Friday, and In north portion
tonight.
Upper Michigan Partly cloudy. scattered
showers and cooler tonight Friday partly
cloudy. cooler IN the east portion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24

solution, raising the strength OF
the solution gradually.
This dissatisfaction or vaccine
treatment may be used co-sea-
sonally, that is with the onset OF
the hay fever season. or presea-
sonally. which is 10 begin vac
cination at least month TO six
weeks beforehand; or peren-
nially, which is all year round.
All authorities agree that the
-preSeaSonal and perennial meth
DDS bring the best results.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24

Doctor Clendening will an
swer questions of general in
terest only. and then only
through his column.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24

Her husbands change OF person
ality since he donned a policeman S
uniform three months ago was in
iiFeetly- responsible for. her shoot
ing him during a quarrel, Mrs.
Helen Cox, 81, said today.
Mrs. Cox is held al police head
quarters on a charge OF felonious
assault. The husband. Gilbert. 36.
is in Harper Hospital with bull
let wound IN his left shoulder
The shooting occurred at l a m
today in the Cox home at 1915
irginia Park
ATTITUDE CHANGED
Mrs. Cox. nervous and fearful,
explained that since Cox became
a probationary policeman his atti-
tude toward every one and every
thing has changed.
Ellis friends and relatives
have all noticed II and COM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Copyright By Detroit Tines An RIGHTS reserved.
MRS. EDITH cox, 81

Mrs. Cox at police head
quarters where she was held
after her husband, Patrol
man Gilbert Cox, 26, of 1915
Virginia Park, reported she
shot him in the left shoulder
during an argument at home.
He is in Harper Hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Electrical Appliances

Speed Queen; al Model A4i ".......... SO es
I Blackstone; Al Model SOC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s5
Easy Washer, Model SSS4l 1895
Hudson Refrigerator; 81 Gu it, Model HBD6i 95
Kslvinator; SIS ft Model M84l. 2l4. 95
Frieidaire; Ct Gu it, Model C6-4l..........169.95
Friridaire; ST IT,, Model CP64l 1ss s5
Hoover Rebuilts; Model los. IS e5
Hudson Hand Vacuum Cleaners; Model 3l2R. 9s
Hudson Vacuum Cleaners Model SAP ..........ls9s
8 Eurek. Rebuts; Attachments. Model Ill ..... 1895
More. Vacuum Cleaners; Model sool ......... 1900
Also Odds and Ends of Small Electrical Appliances.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Bedding Department

Table Of Odd and SoiIed Blanketa and Comfnrta
Table of Bathroom Window Draperiesi Shower
Table of Odd Tailored Bedspreads and Draperie,
Settled Sheets and Pillowcases, Mattress Covers.
Remnants of Sheeting. Pillow Tubing, Ticking, N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24

Pricfi Subject TO 80 Salfi Tas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Royon Fabrics

3545 yds. Remnantsi printed, novelty r.yons.
1863 yds. Remnants; plain, print. novelty rayons
996 yds. Printed Rsyonsi washable, dark grounds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Misses SportsWear

2ss Cotton Print Skirts broken sizes :sse
LAT Rayon and Wool Crepe Skirts; IL to lS.....2l9
2o7 Cotton and Rayon Sheer BOusesi 81 to 3s soc
2s4 Cotton Rayon Sheer Bousesi eyee 81 to So lib
50 Jackets; woo-andayon dark light shsdesi l2ls rs
l07 Slack Suits cotton IL to ls Liz
81 Slack Suits cotton; IL to ID LIS
76 Play Suits; spun rayoni 1871
3ll Cotton Chenille Sweaters 80 to IS. soc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24

Linens, ToUeis, Touching

Ills yds. Toweling; remnants, l7.inch cotton.
976 Turkish Towels; seconds, 15x2s inches.
726 Turkish Towels; seconds &ssorted sizes. =.
Table of Odd and Soiled Luncheon Cloths and S
Table of Remnants of Table Dsmask and Towel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24

Rayo n-satin lastex
printed cotton dressmak.
ers, some seersucker. All
skirted. 32-3s. First Base.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24

1000 Curtain Panels; Swiss pointe style lace
1889 Assorted Tapestry Squares; 24x24 inehe,
500 yds. Awning Drill; 29-in. Various stripe
Assortment of Drop Curtains, Awnings. =
Odd Curtains and Short Lengths of Curtainir
Remnants of Drapery Fabrics and Floral Gre
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-19

you think, Spike?"
 "Itu be easy" Jim replied. "Il go down in metal suit tomorrow take 8 torch and cut the cargo matches a lot bigger. Once that's done we can run the buckets down from the Aurora's winch"
 What do we do with the man. ganese once we start bringing il up?"
 Hammond is sending freightei out, as soon as I radio him."
 "Then everybody will konw ouI position"
 Sure. But what does it mat. ter? We're here, and nobody's going to chase us off"
 Curly nodded, fell silent ant smoked. Finally he said, Spike what's on that ship besides man. ganese?"
 T don't know =. yet" Jim said Curly, I didn't tell you, but the Sonora was sunk by gunfire. She! full of shell holes. What do yol make of that?"
 You tell me-" Curly said, ant looked startled.
 There are a lot of queer an. gles to this," Jim said Ham. lmond didn't want her salvaged nor did Eric Forbes. The crew mostly West Indies rif-raff, was hustled aboard another Hammond ship heading for China. Maybe so they wouldn't talk. They did lie, telling the Coast Guard the ship went down in 8 storm. Then there's that girl, that Mary Lar sen, wanting to know the Sonora's position and the careful talker with his money wanting the same thing. Yes, Curly, there's some- thing on the Sonora!" (TO Be COntinued)