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IN THE NEWS
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explained, "thot the right to
declare Udr rests in the
United States Congress.
But the President Of the
United States as COM
mander-in-chief of the
Gxmed forces is empowered
take military action"
Tho Japan Times and Adver-
tiser declared that the President
committed the United States ito q
state of war without declaring
war" and further stated that the
"last vestiges OF neutrality have
been stripped from the United
States by the words of Mr.. Roose-
veIt."
Then the publication further as
serted that "there IL no shadow or
sign OF neutrality in his (the Pres
idents) speech"
In South America, acting presi-
dent of the Argentine. Ramon s.
Castillo, at the Inauguration of the
1941 congress, pledged a strict OBJ
servance of neutrality In the Euro
pean war and said:
Our traditional relations
NTH foreign countries as
obserred IN our internd-
tionoi relations WiU not be
altered"
After reading Rooseyelts speech
Castillo repeated:
"Argentino's HeutrGIity
nW be maintained Nth
loyalty and firmness."
In Mexico, President Avila Ca
mscho said:
The collaboration of
Merico and the United
States is not the result of n
military alliance bit Of a
regional understanding Of
q defense nature.
But II icould be q mis-
LIE to think that IN the
sent stete-ef things the
destiny Of one Of The Amer
icdn nations cOuid remain
isolated from the destiny OF
the rest"
In Italy. Premier Nussolini's
Rome spokesman. Virginia Gsyda,
wrote:
"The (Rooscrelt speech
T0s pleth0ric. oiornlist aud
og0ressiUc. yet equirocoi
efd confused Roosevelt
sought behind a defensive
thesis 10 corer az offCBSiUe
pl0a of military action
against the Axis.
THE most violent reactions TO
i President Roosevelt's speech
occurred In our own country.
Said Senator Wheeler address
ing the President:
During your recent cam
.payEprToE.NfrST
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Gusrdsman Dies in Plane

,SWANTON. Md. June q INS)
EdSard RogersA %. of Brent
wood. Md. staff sergeant of tho
recently organized 121st Observa-
ton Squadron. District of Column
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

bia National Guard, and Earl
Thomas. %. Of Mt. Rainier. Md,
were killed when their \ private
plane caught on a power tension
wire as they were taking off and
plunged into a house.
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Stop Getting I'D Nights

To harmlessly flush poisons and
acid from kidneys and relieve irrita-
tons OF bladder so that you can stop
getting ub lights" get a 35 cent pack
age OF Gold Medal HARLEM Oil Can
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symptoms OF kidney and bladder
Weaknesses may be scant, burning or
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Hounded by Boys

On the way to and from
school, and even in the garden
adjoining our cottage on the
slope of the Right, / and other
boys suspected of being German,
were bombarded with stones and
manure of mules, beaten with
sticks, spitten into faces
and bounded even through the
broken window panes Of our
homes.
had little respect for Italian
boys as fighters. Banded to-
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CENATOR TAFT was more tenn
~ perate than Senator Wheeler
hut he saId clearly.

~ perate than Senator Wheeler
hut he said clearly:
mo nation shouId 90 to
tc0r W0icss n majority Of
the people opprore that Gc-
ton
The President has 10
right TO declare rGr
Whethcr q national emer-
0eRcy e.riStS or not"
Taking note OF the President
reference 10 imposing the four
freedoms upon the world, Taft
said:
If he means that We lcW
send on ships and orr boW
10 ercrB country ~ the
1COrid To insure these free
domS, he IS announcing on
impossible policy and one
'chich can only lead TO the
destruction Of america"
senator Hiram Johnson OF Cali
fornia said:
"Shdil this greet. peace
loriag country that IS not q
p0rty To the w0r. thut had
nought to do uih its origi-
nal declaration. be pitch
torkcd into the brutal
conflict from Wbich ne
hare nothing To erpcct, and
CrcrythiHg to iose3'
"DOn't con fuse n
straight issue Of wor uith
on. attempted declaration
By the President alone"
""Lct as hare q straight
ont de+ rminotioR Of
Whcther nc WW declare
WGr on the AIS poWerS.
Let the resolution for the
declaration Of Wdr be nitro
duced BIZ the chairman Of
the foreign relations COM
mittee Of the Senate"
Senator Vandenberg. Republican
OF Michigan, member Of the Sen
ate foreign relations committee,
said:
"Thc President says The
1cor IS coming rcrB close TO.
home. Certainly he brings
IL much closer home rhen
he puts as in q state Of fuH
emergency
Senator Pat McCarran, Demo-
crat Of Nevada, said:
"The speech of the Presi-
dent last night tcds q tenta-
tire declaration of Wdr
Without constitutional or
legal authority"
IN THE other hand, James NJ.
" Cox, who ran for president on
the Democratic ticket I'm 1920, de-
clared that:
"Our duty is to muster
ouv material and spiritual
strength to Keep IL (Hitler-
ISM as fo9 from our shores
rs possible by supporting
ENGLAND, the front line Of
resistance"
John W. Davis, who ran for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-02

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ADVERTisEMEN'
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DEATHS

Lula Barnes. 1870 Hale. ~
Elizabeth McNair. 1000 Fifteenth, so.
Johanna J. schlage, Prescott, Mich, So
Solomon Copeland. 1928 West Forrest. IS
P FSeSe' Armour "A ri' sSss s "a HSe7a
Judith Ann Beneduci, 267e Marquette, 4
George s MetaNas Tpg Kitchener as.
George Riley, 5O7 Superior II.
William Kulka. 4i2s Mckinley, So.
Martin Pankow. 1920 Canton. 40.
Edwin r. Morgan. Park Avenue Hotel. -
Fitzmorris Thomas, 1920 West Lafayette
IL
Anna Harris. 276 Smith. ST.
Edward Brown. 1902 oWildemere, II.
Peter Paul RadmaCher. is40s Fielding, 40
Edwin L. Walstrom, 1914 Neckle, Dear
Eli7abeth chacky. Alliance. O.. so.
Martha Haverty 1885 Twentieth. -.
John OConnor. 1901 Military. 80.
John Martin Wide. 26S6 Gratiot SIS.
Iva Davis 300 East Garfield. As.
Ada Rutledge 29O Hendrie, as
Frank Rybcynski. 1898 Rivard ".
Walter n Collins 24O7 Van Dyke. II.
Cordia Davis. 62i9 Hastings. &c.
Otto Nofiz, 1885 Maxwell, 50
Johanna Hinnehurg. $500 Williams So
Edward {. Bushaw, $3.50 stanton. 66.
Henney Domhrowski. 20i Watson, SO,
Avoids Varhedian 7i3 South Solvay. 50
Charlotte Boudewyns, 1921 West Garfield
rs
samuel p. Bailey Romulus, IS
Samuel Lincoln Anker. 1910 Ilene, 50.
LeonA Grazann 1904 Jefferson. "a.
Alexander Gulyas. ST. Westminster. 81.
Erna Pe,t, 1894 Townsend 81
Charles Lewis Phelps. 3O6l Hurlbut. 10
Anna Maria Hicky, So sheridan. 49,
Thomas r. collue 1925 Huhben 70.
John l. Martin. GrlsWnld Hotel. 50
Frederick Richard Taylor. 1891 East Grand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES

John Anthony FACTIONS 81 Ethel Elizsbsth
KYLE sto,ts. II: Eieanore Jackson. 10.
William Honis. rs; Ruby Davidge,. ~.
Frank Pec. %. Virginia Mucha. 10.
steve Audy. RnEa Jr rs Anna Rist. ~.
Lawrence William Knowlton' "a; Elizabeth
Charlotte Green. 30
Edward r. Karlewski. 81; vsleria X.
Reske 81.
Myrle r crsw 20; Lois l.. Pspst. 20,
Arthur Pswiowski %: Esther wyzrs. 10.
Gordon f. Garner. % Arvllla Smith. %.
Harvey Edward Downey, 20 Rosemary
Re. Pollock. ~: Ruth smsiHs. 20.
Eddie Miles. 20; Mary Moore IS
John McMonigle. IS Frances Twyman, 30.
William Beser 2i Esther Rea. 20.
Gerald Kleiner. IS; Elaine NJ Andre. 10.
Robert Spur. IS; Theresa X Cutting. %.
Roy Keys. "a Mamie Bsmes IS.
julius Wick 20 Josephine symt -
BENJAMIN C. Wernett. %; Evelyn zsmyn-
George W. Gust, 80; Dorothy o. Mmgan.
80
Luigi Fslloni. ~ Mary MusaI. 20
James Larry Lamb, % Rosemarie Becker,
John lynda. %; Rose Mary Hon "a
Henry d. Price. IS Constance Msrcotts,
Stanley A. Lewieki. 81 Josephine NJ. Mas
sar. 81
Addison Eastman %; Theus Boomer ~.
Frank Gonsawsky. 81 Dorothy II. Cry
wiensk. rs.
Edward Mcleod. "a; Betty NJ. zimmerman.
10
John a. Cooper %; sylvia Jerman. 81.
John j. sheehan. - Alice Line. 20.
Glover Wyatt. 20. Margaret Dupres. ~.
Harold Dehmater 81; Dorothy j. Under
wood. 10
otto r Feiler rs Selma O Williams. rs.
Joseph Tannanhaus. IS. Evelyn Hoffman.
%
John A. Bovine %; Barbara l.. stroebel.
%
! Leonard Kanch q vlrginia Kiniorski. ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Steel Rate Dips
Back 10 % Pct.

NEW YORK, July To- Produc-
ton of steel ingots for the week
ended July 7 is placed at 90 per
cent of capacity'in the compilation
by Dow. Jones e. Co, Inc. This
compares with 90 per cent in the
previous week and 99i2 per cent
two weeks ago.
United States Steel is estimated
al 90 per cent, against 96i2 per
cent week before and 98l2 per
cent two weeks ago.
Leading independents are cred
tied with 93i2 per cent, against
101 per cent in the preceding week
and 100 per cent two weeks ago.
The industry did not snap back
as sharply after the Independence
Day holiday as had been antici-
lpated. This was due in part 10
weather conditions and also TO
some repairs which are now being
made at several plants.
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BIRTHS

virginia Lawrence. sOSs JOS Campau.
Anna Lehman. ei02 Melville,
Alice Long, SIS Beaconsheld, Crosse Pointel
Grace Miller, i2e IVES, Grand boulevard.
Ann Moore, 1880 Wark.
Louise Mchalskl. 1857 Military.
Anne Mendrala. 1852 Delaware.
Fila Miller es9s Manor.
Rebecca Mericle iTi54 Westbrook
Freda Maynard. 1918 Farragut Wayne.
opal Mueldner. 25592 Amherst. Dearborn.
Phyllis Myers, 2637 Cromwell,
Dorothy Maui. lt7s sheridan.
BETTY MessinA 3l03 Ellery.
Geraldine Manning. 622 Eliot
Eleanor Martin. l2S7s Rosemary.
Frances Monks. 1888 Rivard Base Line.
Madeline Mandcli 1885 Greenlswn.
Katherine McNulty. 1fl7s DaCosta
Irene McGinnis. 293 West Grand boulevard.
Germaine McKeon, Pennington.
Josephine McQuade 1874 Wilfred.
Dolores Nicholson. 2a72 Gladstone.
clara o Donnell, 1881 shiawasse.
Mary Operhall, 1888 Tillman.
Frances Olsen, 1885 ST. Mary.
Mary Olasz, 3ili South Beatrice.
Claire Pugh, 275 Merton road.
Audrey Pikkla, $50 Fernhnl
Doris Peavy, l22t5 Hamilton. Highland
Park.
virginia Penegrino, 2si2 Leland.
Margaret Rendazzo 1856 Porter.
olive Roys 900 East Grand boulevard.
Evelyn Robinson 1855 Wark
Katherine Rockliff. $3.50 Pennsylvania.
Helen RIGGS. SO Fast Milwaukee.
Marian sajewicz 2225 West Philsdelp hia,
Otha sims. 1899 Duane
Katherine Smith 1854 keystone.
Irene sieSzpertowskt 22ls Belmont Ham
tramck.
Gertrude stuart. 1918 waverly
Evelyn Schrage, PSI Mt. Vernon. Crosse
Pointe
Stella smith. S7lt orangela~n
Margaret Simon. $50 Hillcrest, Crosse
Pointe
Lillian Schneider i23Rs wiltshire
Norma Sink 1901 North Martindale.
Catherine Trabulse 255 East Grand ave-
nue. Highland Park
Jean TeichmaE, 37i9 Scovel
Willie Thomas s304 Cardonia.
Mary Yarcie. 1881 Riopene
Cleo Wright 1918 Fourteenth.
clara White. 2f2l Mcclellan,
Elsie waite lO022 Petoskey.
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Marine News


Up Marquette, IS ? m. "wednesday
T r. Quarries, 4:10: Kulss. AS. Calu-
met. 5 30 Ashcroft 500, Selkirk cleared
Conneaut cleared, 6;25; Lebanon, 7 ,05
Mills S4S: MutphNr $50; Saturn, She
ms el5. KING arrived e.3j. NJ G.
mango, 50; Fitch, arrived 900; lshpem'
smith 80 Duluth. arrived 10 30 Not
tngham. losS: sonoma, arrived u 90
Bsrkhsmstesd-C Constitution arrived, Alpens
arrived II 10 Burlington. 1880. Conners
arrived 1910 q. m. Thursday. sam
Msther u - Prindoc $40, Hanna j.,
I.s5, Davis arrived 0s: Wolf 40
Morrow $50; a. MscDoueald. -
Ia Belle 4.35 VEGA IS Hennepin, 6 IS
Pollock. s so, Dunlap. ITO Lehigh, 80
Pargny. 35; Rensselaer,. : io Post, 100
DowN-Governor Miller. 81 m wednes.
dsy; Farrell 3.25 Paisley, . 90. Ferris
so: James MAZDA cleared Norway, ii
Presdue Isle. 3 u e. Hanna. 10, Hough'
ton SIS Woodruff cleared sos Mullen
so. South Park. cleared 90, Durston
50. WahcOndah. SOD Irene Allen. y
Kerr. as. Osborne 30: Whitney Barge
No az cleared, Berwnd, arrived 40
wolvin q55 Ultra cleared 10 10
Sirnatra 10 20. Fitch cleared 10 IS
Shiras. Is: Corais. cleared II 30; Bar
railtun = eRsan' arrived ~ 40. Irwin
- % a m. Thursday Munising. II 90
Hehsrd Hartwel. p. Cambria. 2 30
X X Brown 3i5; Sonoma, cleared
peter Rsiss 4 20. smith thompson, IS
L. e. smith General Mead. > o.
IA sale Superior cleared S:5S. Rrttamoil
- L W HiU. " w Holloway. 10.
Pathfinder 7.20; Enyder Jr, sos Tate
SAUIT str. MART
uP-A s Upson Magma, MataAfa "
n Bonner weyhurn. ? a m Wednesday
Jos Block q 80. J MacNsugh'on. II
% n, DIXON Henry Ford aoou Hsmonic
Fortwnicc. I D. m y. Cowle 80
Myrun Taylor "A sheadle 4 Beau
mont Parks Bsfse G. Yosemite D. p. A.
s. CLARKE Gen o. NJ Poe 7U. q. NJ
Humphrey. 80 Hobson $50 retel
WHITE p. Mckinney IocoIte p y. Town.
send 2 Tcskhs, OaN9n $40 W a
PANE DO. Jas Watt. suuh'e sWedocrops
- FIt0n Bar'eIm me. AIe0'iefI
no 81. z G. Conway, Mantadoc m
Thu-sdsy. Leh'iren. Florence. Winnipee
sfeinbrenner 30 Bunsen. ? W. y
Dickson Soofoc 80. J p Morgan Jf.
Is stackh1lss 80 MsHefoa. a. Rsthle.
1su r. 3. Leonard. VIM Ma'her r r.
R.chsrsson 80. l.. p Brock D, 4. u
noWN As.Irlb0la. 800 d. ~ Wedres
CAV 3 T. crap ~ 3o- Prescott p
Jones' G. Black. 80 so. a. Cor
.ne Is morn Ptrsaus z Watson. Cadillac
70 81. m s" %. cfawfafd 800, J , tp
ION 30 IS A. Mrg0nHAs Cycp
brave r. D. SmIrh lENood J.
stanton Barr,'an Lazanda T. Mich
kan. 30 ~ o. Frs y Johnson lo
Venus. C1. s.feruWssaf. 1n Bro. Gotham
Barcn. trsfe4n Enys.f.n mid
grf FlErre Iromat t. HutrhIn
vr Trs-tfas 1rtsTar r. y
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u rt.rt so J. Frf pssssuF
81 rr f"rHH.I r. La.rrr ID
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DIVORCES

Anna X. Hayden from Frank r.
Audrey i.abta from Joseph A.
Albert Felske from Anna.
Charlotte Anderson from Rudolph A.
Audie Hughes from Ray.
Ruth Hooper from Woodrow
Rebecca Turner from Robert
Ethel Wood from Edwin n
Edith Doris Baker from Clarence r.
Leila Shafer from Elmer.
Viola NAchon from Gideon
Ruth Lewis from George J
Peter Paul Szmatowitz from Florence Mary
Katherine WeEand from Julius
Lindsey Barbara Glass from Perry
Dollace Kayak from Albert.
MARY Frances Williams from Harold John
Virginia Kowalczyk from Joseph j.
Fred Mills from Leah
Mae Hurlburt from Frank.
Werner n Salley from Lois
Wanda kaSzoRSki from Albert A
Caroline Pemberton Swink from Ralph
Henry.
Mae r.. Nelson from Frank c.
Jean Best from Donald.
Myrtle Gangler from Rudolph.
Helen $ Frasier from Earl
Elyera Gallagher from John
Marshall Houston from Mary.
Irene Walker from Grffen.
Clifford A. Britt from Goldie.
Eva Male Daniel from Lucius
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Aluminium Company Sought Power

The Aluminium, Corporation America applied FOR additional
Secretary CkcS boss of the
department which down tho company The
member defending his
refusing additional power the lie said ne could not
o. Aluminium could
him az SLOWING up aluminium production a matter of
fact ne stated awarded Reynolds Metal
COMPANY would permit manufacture the
amount Of aluminium proposed by the Aluminium Company lie
added that additional power the Aluminium Com
pany would Welding that company 40 cent 10
aaHeeH Bonneville output which seemed 10 him TO
reSern
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10

Power bottleneck service in aluminium manufacture and
private who controls power
obviously physical power TO dominate the aluminium
manufacturer.
induce manufacturers 10 come
cheap provided out OF inc
arceS they certainly never minated
employ the monopoly on power al
the dane as an exralega of regulating the size and
policy of their manufacturing patrons.
apparently that precisely what Mr. IckeS Is unuel-
do.
II does not heghten spirit Of national unity which Is
so ennenty desirable this time to put man OF Mr. icke
charge ana
defense petroleum administrator
Gives him vast authority basic oil industry He held
later oil chief executives
were indicted following policies urged by federal officials
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Form Firestone
Aviation Unit

CLEVELAND July 10.-Fire-
stone Tire and Rubber Company
has organized a wholly owned sub
Isidiary - the FireStone Aviation
Corporation - 10 handle develop
iment. engineering, production and
distribution of aircraft materials
and equipment.
The new subsidiary, OF which
Leonard X. Firestone will be presi-
dent. will take over at once the
commercial and defense produc-
ton of airplane tires, tubes, self
sealing fuel tanks. seadrome con-
tact buoys, pilS seats, airplane
wheel and brake units and other
items for Naircraft.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
L. s. Seen Preventing
Private Enterprise
Rukeyser
BY MERRNLE STANLEY RUkEiSER
Ini.rnatinnal New. ssr,ic. Leanomle oonmeniaior

way the economic sphere is being cunil-
~ modified under the gu national defense and economic
plannIHSe~
The extension and activities is perCrtng
the enterprise system
Before national businessmen uniortu-
natcy willing sell brthGht for Of pottage
n the OF subsidies
In connection federal power projects for
~
businessmen m a way that threatens ffcir freedom
A. possibility suggested by recent incident IN
connection with Bonneville Dam IN Oregon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
BIRTHS

Faith wojeik, $4,000 Florence. ST. Clai
Shores
Hester Waynick. 277S Huron
Lee Waddington. l536S Mendoza.
Ann Wade. 1898 Courvlle.
Hattie Wojcik. 1924 Cicotte
Sadye Wise. 20259 Warrington drive.
Catherine Young iR12s ~ Mary.
Sophia Zomerfcld. i39fi Mackay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Reduction Reported
In Gasoline Stocks

NEW YORK, July 10.-Ameri-
can Petroleum Institute reports
withdrawal of 1897 900 barrels
from gasoline stocks last week,
reducing the total to 90,064 600
barrels. Refinery operations were
ST. per cent. off Al points. Crude
oil output averaged $685. 200 bar
rels daily. off lS9,050.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Louis Cold 81. Viola Sharon. 20
Edward r. Bien. "a: Irene Charger ~
Prince W. Edwards, 40, Lannie Williams
26.
Ted PiorkoWski. % Jennie Wrobel 10
Ted Ozienski. % Joan La Sata, 10
co ,5 GlsSs, ga Leoksdia Kueharaki
Joseph Piootte ~; Alma KEGS ~
Stanley c. Prosnak. ~; Bertha q. To
tanOWgki "a
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Better
Health
By LOGAN CLENDENING, NJ. d.

BY LOGAN CLENDENlNG, NJ. ID
-- Young mothers are conrronteo
with no more worrisome problem
than having the baby lose its
meals regularly by vomiting. An
occasional vomiting spell is TO be
expected and does no harm, but
when II gets 10 be regular
habit, it is real cause for con-
Germ.
Looking over the histories OF
a series of such cases, one Is
struck by the frequent changes
of food and foFmulae This is
perfectly natural, since the anX-
ious mother is at her wits end
10 find something that will agree
with the baby.
1t is probable that the changes
are sometimes the cause OF the
condition, and upset the baby
more than if a single routine
formula we're followed. The type
Of food given is not so often
the cause of hsbitual vomiting
in babies as some other factors,
however.
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The Aluminium Company biz enterprise and such
may political dog house But principle IS involved
ard If one persons liberty danger that OF all OF US Is IN
eopardy hold no brief for economic philosophy Of tho
Aluminium Company hut / that during the defense
patriotic
has special Of P11ct7ns and victim Of errors
These latter early the defense
msdged the adequacy of the prospective supply Of
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CONFECTIONERY STORE
CREAMERY

BUTEUX CONFECTIONERY 49, Delicious
lunches. sandwiches $500 Grand River.
Telephone Tyler 4-O2S2.
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DEATHS

boulevard. IS
Clarence Esohenburg. i402s Liberal. 81
Louis Janiak. 1924 Kanter. 81.
Arthur Philip Page. 1888 Hull. 65.
Jean Cain. $500 Fischer ~.
Mabel Steenherg. 1917 St Paul. 81.
Andrew Gillespie. 1891 Eighteenth, AZ.