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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Houses for Sale

HIGHLAND PARK, $500 DOWN
7 rooms, bedrooms, air conditioned, |
storm sash, screens; nicely decorated; 40
foot lot garage, 81 $50. uN, 2.zi2i-
heat, 2-car garage; 5000. Clifford e6is.
HOOVER. SOUTH OF NINE-MILE ROAD
New rooms and bathroom, unfinished In
side: city water. gas and electric available.
SEE MODEL. LOT 4ox127; total price
1855. $40 down and move in. balance
monthly. Salesman on property.
IRwIN-KIGHT & HINES. INC.
22ii5 Van Dyke sLocum $50
HOUSE 2sx2s With 4o-foot lot; $500,
$3.50 down; tiled bath floor tiled sink.
DOUBLE CONSTRUCTION. 1879 Gratiot.
HUDSON. 2e2l-open sunday, TO 5
ate possession; only $3.50. CHI. 2sT3.
IDEAL FOR RETIRED COUPLE
$3.50. $500 On. BALANCE EASY
Just recondtioned from concrete founda-
ton 20 new roof, living room. combination
dining room and kitchen. / bedroom. COM
plete bath. Very desirable restricted home
owning neighborhood. Lot 4oxile. Key
at 23029 Harding Ave. Il mile Z. Of
John R, at sMi. Rd. Town. s-07I2.
KENTFIELD, 1859
NEW BUNGALOW
OPEN TODAY
IT'S REAL BUY
MORGAN UN. 3-4iH
five-room modern: fireplace, oak finish.
full basement, furnace; also two-family on
springweils. Inquire 1893 springwells.
LINCOLN PARK. 1888 University-Modern
bungalow, bedrooms (no dining ROOM !;
oak floors, full basement. II. A. furnace
large attic, suitable for income. garage
side drive; only So, $50. easy terms.
ELSA REALTY Il INVESTMENT CO
s2iT Fort, W. vi. 1-1t00
LITTLEFIELD, 1879
SNOWDEN, 1891
New s-room and breakfast nook each:
large rooms. Two dandy locations. Don't
fail 10 see these latest designs.
DAN J. NOLAN
1920 W. MeNIcHOLs RID. UN. 1-eo70
MCCLELLAN. near shoemaker-s rooms /;
3-car garage; stoker.. Owner sacrincea.
Mt. Clemens 23s3-J-l.
MELBOURNE rooms, very good condi-
ton; s3,s75, Ss75 down. Can be used
for two-fsmily. Olive ese5.
MICHIGAN avenue business corner, near
.Wayne-has nine-room building, gas
tanks IN Ideal for light Housekeeping and
gas station. Price 81, 500, easy terms.
FIEDLER, 1904 Telegraph, three blocks
north Of Van Born. Phone DEaroorn 234o,
MONICA oAKMAN-7- room, B.V.; steam
stoker; ST. 500. Smith," Royal Oak
3is5. University 10000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-11
Bungalows for Sale

BARGAIN-Mogul-G ratiot; 5-room brick
side drive; mortgage 81, 800, price IS. 200.
Olive 4125.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-03
Quality Shoe Repair

Expert workmanship con n,oke your shoes like new
oeon. Bring in those comfortable lost Summers
shoes and let renovote them for you. Prices ore
very moderate considering fine quality workmon-
ship.
Tie Paieis Royal,
Shoe Repair Downstairs Store
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-03
Die we1tberuehmte
St. Benedict Wund-Salbe

Erprobtes Heilmittel gegen allie Arten Won
alien und frischen. Wunden, Geschwueren.
Gewaechsen. Bisswunden, Karbunkeln, usw.
Bite Geld nur durch Post Money Order zu
schicken. - Keine Stamps. 60 Cents die
Schachtel, bel: j. L. STAAB, 1900 Valley
view Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-03

3enopbonc lit in ser slrt nno 94eiie
ser Seritell,ng ser ocr Gunitleioe
pcrmonot. Gin Sflpci3er, ocr Che
miter S. s. @ronoenberger lit Der
erlte nnb eigentlihc @rfinoer bes
3euopbons, oos in 9euti6lonS onb
lnter oen 9tomen transparent, sc.
Iio5ea mo 3eIlolos ber9eltent miro.
9ie @ntoed'ng 8ronoenberaers
reift l6on etlpo 20 Sabre 5urid. Or.
@ronocnberoer mobtc Geriubc, cine
neue Glon5pirf,lng fir 8olunpoll.
ltcIfc 5l er5clcn, inoem CT bielelben
nit elmer 3clh1loicloiung ii6crsog.
slnitatt oeilcn aclong ibnl ourd) ;}u-
ian sic Gntoctf,ng eincs oloShcllcn,
onrdiidtiacn Stofics, Der iih ols
Sole BON ocm Stoif obbeben lieb.
Noh lanoen nno lhtpicrioen Grperi.
mcnten fomltc er icDlicblid oos ;}el.
lopbau 10 oiinn bcrItcllen, mic c3 lcin
ec9enpGrti9er Gcrlpcnoun9s5pcd be.
oin9t. slber crit nod Dem @cltfricge
gelong sic 8eitcrcuttpidll1n9 Ocs
tchniihen Geriobrcns. SSn Gc,,tld-
lono ipilrbc boS ncucntoetftc Moteriol
etlpa nh bos SSnDr 1925 befonnt.
9oslelbc lit nid)ts onoercs, ols rel.
ne, foler- 1no porenIreie 3elIulo1c,
ourdiidtig nno lmourNorinoliN fir
@eriid)e, ,nlosbor iclblt in fohenoem
&aiier, obne leidt- cnt5iinolid) an
iein. IS fonn aur biinniten ,Solie
altSgelpal5t lln0 III alien Sorben be-
orudt merben.
Oas AuSaanesprobnft lit, mic bel
Der Serlteaung ber &,tnitlcioc, Die
GisfoIe, bie ous elmer Mild)rna bon
Sulfit, 3euitoff ober 8o,mmole nit
Notronla,ee (Nidenlol5, Sooo) ent.
itebt. 0ie &isfoie miro ols enoloier,
lon9er Streiien ouSeegolicn, ser
our6 cine lan9e 99eibe 80oer 9cben
m,tb, bis bos 3ellopbon sic ge,uiinlh-
te Sorte mo 9lrblid)tiefeit erlonot
bot. 9obei ncroen l'nerlpiiulbte
Stoffe, pe Sb,ueieI, m,sgelbieoen
n1ta onr6 einen &oi6',naspro5eB in
@lp5erln oem 3ellopbon oie befonnte
@lalti3itat perlieben. aae biele niel.
-faden uno fompli5ierten Gerorbei.
t,,nesporaonee Ipielen Il 6o,,f elmer
enolos lonaen @bene ob, uno es lit
oesbolb leidt perltan6lid, oob bie
Snganeieeung bieler ean5en Nppa.
rataren ni6t aerinee Sbmieriefeten
nlodt. Mion lGBt 6ober in be, 3eao.
pbanfobrifen Die &erltellunesmoidbi.
men Sag nno Nodt 1lnunterbro6en
lol.fen. Sollte es iid nottpenoie ~er.
.tpeiien, tpir6 nod laneerer grbeits.
5eit Sic son5e NoIbinerie a,tBer Sc.
trieb eeieet- nno eriinolib nadeeie.
ben. 9as 3eaopbon lit be,,te> Elm in
rieIieen 9uantitGten permeuoetes
MateriaG, ean5 belonoers aur Berpaf.
fang iebr eeeianet nno fat iid au
einem rieiieen Snbnltriea'peie ousee-
biloet.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-03

lNtt AOuutN3y hHt ~ HtSDL SS'eNVAS SSE
realien perabreidt aiie Ser 5anlllie.
Bon 5en 3erealien iino ont hillioiten
uno beiten Saferariiee, @ricb, &eis
,lnb @ei5euIdrotbrot. Die III Sas
feten perfalften 3erealien, Die nom
nibt 5u fohen braltbt, iino ipeit te,.-
rer i'm Gerbdltnis .3n ibrem 9obr-
inert.
Mild), 3ercolien, 8emiile nno Sblt
bilben bie. ipoblfeilite eelrmoe 9iot.
@os sic gflonaennobrimg onbelonet,
10 bietet sic 8ortoiiel nieIleidt oen
eroBten Gortcil. Sic eibt mebr Gner=
gle ols Scr eloiierte Tcis nno sic
Mofforoni, sic mir 10 oft ontott ser
&ortoffeln eiien. 3ipor aeboren ond)
Geis ,mo 0taffaroui a,1 ben eneraic=
'gebenoen gtobrlnesmittcln, aber ibr
Mon9el on &itoninen 1,no mrero=
lil6en Stoifen no6t hen @cnub bon
@eniilen ols 3ulot notig. 0ie &or=
tofieln eltbolten io,pobl Gitonline
mie milleroIi6c Stoffc. Mon fonH
nit Siferbeit beboupten, Dob ollc
pflanali6en gtobrunesnittel fir ode
Ycrlonen aellmo iino, bie iih elmer
nornlolen @ciunobeit crircuen. Sb
lie ipoblfeil lino ooer nidDt, bGngt ia.
ooh in bobem WtoBe onpon ab, aus
ipelher Gntfcrnun9 n,on tic berbel=
ldoifen mnb 1lnO OBJ nlm lie lit ser
Saiion obcr na6 ser Soiion falit.
Hiiben, Mobrriiben> Goltinafen, 3ipiez
6eln lino ol(e quite No6rllnasmittel,
oiirfen ober en5eln nht 81 lonec
perabrcid)t peroen. Grimes @enliilc
lit fein 2url,s, ielbit lpenn eS bent
6omilienid)otneiiter' 3lt te,cr porz
fommt. @s lollte ipenigltens brei=
ooer picrnlol in ser 8ohc aui Bent
Gid erideinen. @s liciert bie gro
ben 8eltouoteile Der 9tobrnng, per-
binbcrt Sic Gerltopi,mg uno ioroert
lonit Sic Goreanee bes Stoifmed)=
Iels. 2eibt ,tno i6madboft loiien iid)
foleenoe CRIME @emiilcorten au6erei=
ten: 2otuen5abnbl6tter, &oienfobl,
&iibenblatter, 2atti6, Spinot, Spor<
eel nno 3obl.
>.Dos 6leild) lit 5tpcifelsobne oos
foltipielieite gtobrlmeSnittel. Wfon
fonn am iparlamiten ipirtldoftel
,pem ,uon Die Sleildmenee berob=
iebt, in ipeldem Sal notiir1ih bie
ri6ti9en @rlabltofie> wie Mild, &G-
ie, 8obnell, grbIen, 2inlen, Miiiie ,mo
Slide perabreidt tperoen miiiien uno
boneben @en1iile. Wan barf reeel-
n,Gbig nur einmal am Gage Sleiid
eiien ,tmo au6 Damn ni6t in au gro
ben Meneen. &leine 5leiihmeneen
loiien iid nit eroben Menaen pilon3=
li6er Nobrrugsmittel at iebr appetit=
lieben @eri6ten berorbeiten. 8eiipie<
le folder Speiien iinb seiiiute Hfef=
ferl6otten uno eefiiflter &oblfopf.
@ier biloeu Elm ouseeaei@netes Nobs.
run9sn.ittel uno iino oem lleii9 10
lebr iiberlegen, bob man eber 6os
>Sleiid} NIT 8orteil auslaiien fonu als
Die @ier,> ielbit, menn oieie teuer fin6.
:..~~Die &adipeiien iino ein toirflieber
2ur,ts, ni6t tur neil Tie. biel foiten,
ionbern au6 neil iie ipdter at Ber<
ltopfun9elt unb Maeenbel9peroen
anlaB geben fonnen.
: @ebdd, Yuooing nn6 alle moeli-
cien 1tnnGtinan NQninn nhnn (0lnnfnc
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-03

Nlulite YtDCtl& Dut.~ Ss@ ,.@.-., #@el
ssslt Ga Salette (1s46), lit 2our-
ocs (1s5s), III gentmain (ts7),
in 5atima (t9t7) bat Maria i,l If
rel1 lpunoerbarcn Grlbeimlneen alrm
@cbet nmo aur 9,Be oufeeforbert.
Sic s(r,nee ser betenoen Meni6en
nntB po6ien ipie o,,b oos Gertrouen
at ser md6tieen 5iirbitte ser @ottes=
nulttcr.
- Mrs. Gb. e, ga.
Sbrc stuiid)t iiber Sic 9ebonoIue
ser Siere tcilen ipobl allc mitfiiblen-
ncn Menld)en. Ser @crc6tc erbarmt
Iid oes gicbes. 3,ln06it liub Sic
siere @ei6opie @ottes. Sic fiiblen
oen Sbmer5 nus aeiaen lih oanfbar
iiir sic bon Meniden empion9ellen
&obltoten. llcber sic '@cbonolun9
ser. 5ollstiere eibt Sic 3eiti6riit
,,Sur 9umb Nnimals' folgenoe niib-
libc &i1tfc:: @cnn eiu 2ieblin9stier,
tpie ein Sunb ober cine &abe alfge=
aoeen miro, ioIlte man es pon Sn-
oeno onf aortlih bebanocln, aber
ni6t bertpobmen. Wfan iollte ME ben
&inhcr,r erloubel1, oos Sier erob pbcr
gar erol,iom at bcbonbeln. 2iebs
lingsticre ipllten pie &iuoer er5ogen
pcroeu. Man gebc bcn Seren rcgel=
n,G6iq ibr 1Sl,tter uuo fril6cs &oller
lolltc 1tets fiir iic bereiti itebcn 9as
Geinlidbalten ser Sierc lit ebcnlo
netmenbig tpic beint 0tcnid)en. Mon
aebe ibnen reselnaBig 9dber ,mo
loile Ife on oie friihc 2uit, ipcnn nlon
sic Siere aeilno nno frditig erbal=
ten ipill. Nton 1oiie iie nie frei ouf
oerStrobc ooer in ocs g,od)bors @6r=
ten berlmlanfen. sSrei iiberaa Der
4,nllolfenbc Siere bringeu llnge5ieier
lno &ranfbeiten nit. Sino fleinc
&inoer int Saule, lit es aus bielen
@riinoeu rotinm, ipeber Slnbe nod
&aeen I'M !Sa,ie 81 bolter, neil fleinc
&inoer lei6t bon &ranfbeitsfeimen
aneeltedt tperoen. 9lllh &inoer beleb=
re man il1 oer gebonolltng ber Sic
re, lobob lie bielelbeu nidt qlolen
ooer 1lnperniinftig bebanoeln. Gin
iunaer Sicrqualcr = ein alter 0fell=
l6enqudler. @er Siere eroulam BE-
banoelt, perrat eiu robes @emitt.
Mrs. 8. 49,, ..
Muf Sbren @unih, mir iollten Ell
ne aeiteelllGBe Nnleit,lng fit oie
Sausfroltem eeben, ipie man bei oen
beltanoig iteisenoen 2ebensmittel=
preiIen iparen nno oo1 quite, frdfti9e
Nabrung Ser 6amilie porieben fonnL
| iinb ioir germ bereit, etlibe proftii6e
Binfe dn sic Sano at seben.
@or oaem iotlte 6ie Scott einfa6
un6 nobrbaft iein. Cine proftiide
nno, iparlanle Sousfro,t fonn nit ne
mig @el6 eei,,noe ,tno ihmadbaite
Mablseiten allf ben Sii6 brineel1,
tpenn iie iid :n,.r ein toenis at belfen
peiB. s.. - .-'$' .."...
/ t%Gr+ .-.' N. :t&.,.
gor ,alen: Diuaen ion sic .ipariame.
&0din bieI: aeild peripenoen. .Man
bort 5u bal.fie, BOB bic Mild eia
te'ues Mobrl,ngsmittel lei, mas ies,
ood ser 8abrbeit nid)t entipri6t.
3uar lit sic erite @useabe be6el,teuo,
|iaber Sic reidli6e gerlpenouue Der
Mild nladt ,nondc Doftorrednune
lln6 rnallhe 9fehnuna 6es 3ohn=
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Huskurlft
9. Sc, Wcbr.

n,lr6 9nhl1iligfeit ,lneeniigeno
abreiiiert ltilo anf bellen Die slbreile
bes stblenbers nibt angegebell 1T,
ipollbert in bie ,9eao Setter Office"
in 8aibington. SSn oieleit groBen
@eb0,,oe Ianben ania6rlid) Sa,1ienoc
bon 8ricien uno Gefeten, oie febler>
bait ooer ,lnlelerlid aoreiiiert lino.
Nton iollte es faum fir noelih
bolten. bob es 10 piele Menl6eu III
ben Ser. Staaten 9i6t, bie 10 per=
eeBlfD lno nadloiiig iino, oob Gut
fenbc BON 8rieien ,,no Eofeten ibren
8eg in bie u9eao Setter" Office
finoeu. 0ie @rie6en erri6teten emit
bem ,.la6efannten @otte" ein 9entz
mal, bie fron5oliiden Hepolutio1iirc
Der ,,@ottin ser 8ermruft'', mir ober
erri6ten ein 9enfmal llnlerer 9tad>
lofliefeit. Oos lit ieood nid)t hos
ein5iee 9enfnnal bieler 9lrt lit lll,=
ierm 2onoe. Hie Mer5te uno So5io.
Ioeen neriidern, braudtcn mir feline
SSrrenanitolten nno slnltolten iiir
Sdpo6iinnigc 5u baben. @cbeine
aronfbeiten nnb Mlsl6meifllngen i'm
alleelneinen Ieien fitr 6ie meiIteu Sal
Ie pon SSrrlinn ,tnb 8loolinn berants
tportli6. limo iper ipeib, bielleiebt
fino audi bie @cf0n9niiie nno Stroi=
an1talten Mpnnmente ser StupioitGt
@iirbe mebr @elo uno Miibe lnb
Belt atneds gcrbiit,ng bon Gerbre-
hen auseeeeben, ipiirben feline @e=
fdneniiie lmo Strofonltolten notlueu=
big iein ,peni9ltens nidt 10 biele.
9as gilt oleroines niNt nur fit
&n.erifa, ionbern an6 fir anbcre
IGn6er.
- Mrs. s. g., Ser.
Ser @nooerort II. 6. 5ral bon
Ga Salette in 5ranfrei6 lit nun falt
100 Sabre alt. @s ipar ant 19. Sep
tenber 1916, ols sic NaerielieIte
s,,nsfrau ouf bem 8erge Ga Solette
in oer iron5oiiiden 0io5ele @renoble
erldien. Der Sag Der @rideinung
NOR ein Somstag, ont Gortog oes 3.
Septemberionntags, at Dem ia irii=
ber oos Set oer idmcr3baften Mtut=
ter Moria 9efeiert puroe. Seute fei=
ert bie Stride bieles Marienieit am
15.. September. - Die @ottesml1tter
serldien am 19. Septelnber 1s46 aipei
.einiodeu 9irtenfinoern, Melanie (t5
Sabre alt) nno Worimin (1t Sabre
alt). ltno aipar eridien Maria oie=
len &inoern als tpeinen6e Srau bon
u,,ol,sipredlidem S6mer5, aber aud
!. bon l@iite un6 MaieltGt. 9ie &iuber
batten i,,rht, aber< Die Gri6einl,ne
iprab so,,a .miloe:: ,,aommt, meiue
:&N6er, babt feline Jl,rht. Sd bin
bier, inn el,d cine srobe Nadridt
.mitanteilen. - 9ann, iprod .fie iiber
oos, ipos. ibr Ser5 10. iebr betriibe,
:. ra,nliA BET ltnseborian gegen @ott,
pie gntbeiliaung oes sonntoes>- bos
fluhtbore 2afier. bes 5luhens. = = :.
Moria. fiinoi9te !Strafeeridte .a'l,
,pe,,n Die Menlhen uidt aariidfebren
, al alliri6tiger Bmbe> uno. @ebet >
Die @ridein,,ng in 2o Salette
,purbe arn 19. September 1851 fird-
Ii6 als edit >anerfannt. Sm Sabre
1852 iplroe NIT Dem 8au einer gro
BEN 8aiilifa begonne,,, ipGter ent-
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3. Sd, Nu.

3enuloio lit fiinitlib eereiniste
8flon5enfofer. Mon ninmt 6aau Die
Jaiern bon 8aumwolle, 5labs,
9ant 2,mpen ,,Im. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
EAGER FACES

There were some instructions
BY the Chief Navigator. some
criticism OF other trips. and then
questions that any Of the boys
wanted % ask.
! stood for a minute or two
looking al the eager young
faces ranged in front Of me
Such keenness and such intel
liRence one would rarely see.
They had not yet been called 10
order: they were just Joking.
smoking cigarettes. sort Of happy
about everything; there didn't
seem TO be the note OF serious
ness I hao seen at other airportS.
had chance 20 talk with
some OF them and they seemed
10 be glad 20 talk answered my
questions politely and very IN
diligently For the trip they
were about % make there were ID
planes. six or seven men 20 each
Inip. II was explained that
many planes were going from
other places around England
II was 70 be a real blitz on the
objective.
They showed US one Of the big
bombs. 4.000-pound baby This
IS the one that they all like 20
carry because IL goes 70 town
when IL hits.
That blty was postponed by
weather. bW during Meigs stay
IN ENGLAND N ~ other youths
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
EIGHT HOP OFF

Wednesday-At 1l;l5 we saw
them Ceight tWo-motored Wei
lington bomberS) take off IN
the dark. one by one. I Won
dered. as watched them.
whether they would all come
back, and If they did when their
turn would come not 30 come
back A line of flares marked
their takeoff
We went into the locker room
and watched the boys while they
were putting on their heavy
flying suits and getting their
paraphernalia together some
having machine guns. others a
radio. the pilots, Just their fly
ING suits.
II was Still about 80 IN the
shade, and when they got ON
Their heavy suits they certainly
did perspire. soon the buses
came along and they said good
by. These conveyances deposited
them at their planes ranged
around the airport
Suddenly word came 20 wait.
Three minutes later the order
came that because OF bad
weather the trip was cancelled.
so ont they piled with various
reactions. mostly of diSappoiut-
ment. one of the young men
said
- Rate 10 get all keyed up
ready TO go on one of these trips
and then not be able 10 60
and do the job"
They don't Follow the bomb
ers by radio. They set a coce
signal when they have dropped
their bombs and are returning
home. That is all they hear
from them until they cross the
coast
WeGncsday-Callcd az 4 90
M. 20 come up 90 thc control
tower and watch them come
home Almost 20 the minute
YOU can hcal The motor OF the
first plane. Lights turned on.
and down he came.
One, by one the BOYS came IN.
talking through their radio 10
the control room one OF the
fine Young men whom I had
visited with. a boy Of about s.x
feet two who would make a great
end on football! team. had not
been heard from for two hours
IL vas feared that they had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

They keep them away from
the airport for two reasons.
First. they don't want them TO
be associated with the planes
any longer than necessary. They
want To keep their minds off
planes while they are resting.
Second. If anything happened IN
the way of bombing at the air
port. they want them as far
away as possible so they won
be hurt.
Then off We went To the air
port. Here We found fine hang
ars. good offices and many brick
mess quarters where the me-
chanics and regular staff OF the
airport live.
The Group Commander took
us at once 10 a rather large room
where the men were gathered
preparatory TO receiving their
instructions for the raid they
were about TO make. / should
say there were about 90 sitting
in the lecture hall,
First they were given their
designation. that IS, lcttcrS--I
presume OF identiiiCstion-and
code signals. Then they were IN
structed on what the weather
was likely 10 be A large map
was uniolded on the wall and
their course. coins and coming.
was given. There was a strong
light on the map and the points
that they we're 70 bomb were
pointed out IN great detail
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

go through the same prepare
tons and watched them fly
away on their grim errandS Of
destruction. He also experienced
the long wait to see them return.
the anxious wait spent wonder
ing whether indeed they would
come back at all. The following
section of MeigS' diary tells
what happens after an aerial
blit2 is over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

make their reports. Some had
had difficulty getting through
10 see the detectives. but had let
the bombs 60 anyhow. One
crew brought their bombs back
because there was a solid cloud
overcast on the particular tar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

been knocked of, as word had
come that couple OF bomberS
had g0ne into the ocean or
ialeu on the coast IN flames.
The minutes tcked by The
Group Commander had a wor-
Ied l00k. Probably 20 minutes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

later here came the boys. Late.
because their radio had gone out.
which caused them 10 miss their
bearings What a thrill I had
when ] knew those kids were all
uFht.
The Group Commander said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

the toughest part of his Job was
the waiting when some of the
boys were late. and too often
realizing that they would never
come back.
We went 10 the instruction
room and they came pilins in TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

where they went. where they
thought their bombs had hit and
resultant destruction. time Of
bombing. weather. effectiveness
OF Searchlights, etc. All report
cd plenty of anti-aircraft fire,
but none we're hit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
BY MERRILL c. MEIGS.

Of Pro
10 sepn oucm lcste
"a a ca "a
We a1du
garden a laroun and aHtte
Hrct cqlarere
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

get they we're shooting for.
Adams complimented them on
their good judgment, not vast
ing precious bombs on clouds.
After a cup Of tea the boys
sat down around a large map
on which they pointed out Just
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-07
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
CANNING SEASON
 IS SOON TO END

With the end of the salmon can ming season on the Channel the fast approaching congestion of local stor- age facilities is becoming acute as each day passes and as arrival of the next steamer which will take out about 5000 cases is awaited there will remain around 10000 cases stor- ed here and in Juneau awaiting shipping facilities.
 Today's arrivals of salmon were close to 27,000 fish and by evening another couple thousand cases will be ready for packing. This fore noon another of the company's chartered seine boats, the Congress, sailed for Puget Sound, leaving but one, the Rudolph, which will also probably leave very shortly. When
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LOST and FOUND

FOUND-Pair of glasses near As semhiy Apts. Turtle shell rimmed' Call Green 545. Owner may have same by paying for this adv. VACANCY Nugget Apartments. Re- duced rates.
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, gagged the Douglas School Board at
 a special meeting last night. It was
 decided to have fastners installed and Superintendent Pool will be in charge of the work.
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MT and Mrs. John w. Stoft, of Escondido, Calf, who also resided on the island prior to about twenty years ago, also visited old friends in Douglas yesterday.
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Trademarks are registered With the Patent Office, Department of Commerce; copyrights with the Ll- brary of Congress.
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GERMANS IN
 TWO ATTACKS, NORTH, SOUTH
Making Double Assault in Attempt 10 Circle and
 Capture leningrdd
tContinued from Page One,

surrounded in that rich grain prov ince are now facing destruction.
 The German High Command as- serted yesterday that the Nazi troops are at the gateway to Kiev.
 The Red Army Bulletin late this afternoon announced that Russian troops have routed one of Hitler's elite Death Head" Divisions, lit tering the field with 2,50O killed or wounded.
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DESTINY OF TINY NATION
 I5Up IoU.5.
British Will Not Give Aid Unless Ame erica
 Promises Help
(Continued from Page One3

situation in Thailand, but the en- tire Far East.
 Thailand Air Force Good
 Thailand is in position of dan ger, a British informant said, and the authoritative World Military Review added that the little na- tion's army numbers but 50,000 and its equipment is limited, but its air force makes up in quality what it lacks in size"
 British sources flatly refused to say that Britain will help Thai land, pinning the answer of that question to U. s. attitude.
 Tn Belbourne, Australian Navy Minister William Hughes asserted Ut is Japan's choice to decide whether there will be peace ol war in the Pacific
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the present supply of cans are filled the seasons operations will end.
 Last night the floating cannery of the Juneau Packing Company, composed largely of Douglas men, was moved in from the Taku River to the Keeny Float in Juneau, where it will be operated during the bal ance of the season.
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WANTED

COUPLE wish furnished apartment or house about 3 months, prefer ably from occupants temporarily outside. Write F'HS, GO The Empire.
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9h CENTS EACH PAID for used sound gunny sacks at Coal Bunk CTS.
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LEAVES ON FORESTER

Harold Smith, Givision supervisor with the Forest Service for the Ad- miralty Division, left Juneau today on the Forester for general super vision work and trail building in- spection. He will call at Windham Bay, Seymore Canal, Pybus Bay and Tvan
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MISCELLANEOUS

TURN your old gold into value, cash or trade at Nugget Shop.
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GYMNASIUM FLOOR
 TO BE FASTENED DOWN

The proposition of holding down the floor of the new gymnasium en-
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FOR SALE

MODERN Westinghouse range h excel. condi.; also one Hotpoint range. Phone Blue GOA.