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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24
Trinity College ALur1nae Sponsored Annual Dance

Floral decorations in autunnal tones were attraetively arranged Ut the Waterbury Country Club on Saturday evening for the daree sponsored by tho Waterbury Chap ter, Trinity College Alunnnae,
 Among the guests were. Norbert Henebrey, Mary Garter, New Haven, Miles Roberts, Lucille Gilbert, Tom Hallinan, Eleanor Henebrey, Ham. den; John Poster, Pauline Miller, MT. and Mrs. Francis Mulllean, John Kelley, Georgiarna Russel, Burt Beman, Mary Northrop, Dr, and Mrs. Richard Hinchey, Don Rogers, Barbara Kildutf, Jack Bo- land, Laura Ryan, George Roland, Mary Gilmartin, E. McCarran, Doris Nelson, Thomas Pattersen, Gloria Kraus, Thomas Jackson, Mary Jane Hayes, Kenneth Carter, Lorraine McElligott, Paul Loeher, Peggy Dar- cey, Robert Kelley, Jane Bergin Sydney Stocking, Pauletta Kopp,
 Neil L,orersen, Grace Bradley Mary Curley, Bridgeport; J. Chester kSeStAAA4a1 SAhkASAo k4Gfpl a ~ Nevins, Danbury: Ray T. Nolan Helen Canfeld, John Talbot, AlicG Johnson; Robert, A. Wall, Eileef Fitzgerald, Mir. and Mrs. Francis w Hogan, W. Gerald Driscoll, Frances Fitzgerald, all Of Torrington; MT and Mrs. owen Henhy, Edgewood N. J.; Miss Virginia Lennon, Edwin P. Healey, all of Scarsdale, N, Y; Helen Horagan, Alfred Fritz bs,h of Litchfield; Frank w. Tucker, Libby Kelly; Robert Driscoll, Jane Fitzgerald, both Of Torrington; 1; Roy L. ONeil, Ruth Quinn; James Morris Larchmont, N. F.; Eleanor Creeden, Bernardsville, N, J.; James Gribbon; Charlotte Chagnon, Woon- socket, R, T.; John J, Sullivan, Lor- raine A. Quinn Raymond Cava- naugh, Irene Dervis.
 Robert Gillies, Mary Culhane, Marjorie Monagan, Charles Morse, George R. Fehrs, Kaye Anne Nastri Richard F. Reidy, Alice M. Reardon, Ned Daly, Emile Fitzpatrick, Irving Austin, Margery Kopp, Edward J. Finn, Louise K. Culhane, Myles Me- Carthy, Mary G. Hutchinson Mir and Mrs. John c. Gilmartin, Henry Kaliss, Eleanor Crary, M, J. Daly, Polly Harrington, James Long, Eleanor Harrington, MT. and Mrs,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
NesU Rochelle Dinner Dance

The Waterbury Chapter, College of New Rochelle sponsored Q dance at the Copper Room of the Hotel Elton on Friday evening.
 Among the guests were: Rita Mur- phy, Randall Mccarthy; Mir. and Mrs. F. Daird Ward: Betty Bren- nan, Wilbur D. Turner; Bettio Bowe, Robert Lynch; MT. and Mrs. Charles M. Kelsey, Chicago, Tll.: MT. and Mrs. Frederick Quatrano; Kath- erine M. O'Connor, James r. Hene- bry; Mfr. and Mrs. John F. McDon- ough, Jr.; Harriot Dlhley, New York, Vincent LeRoy; Ruth O'Connor, Brandon TseLellier, Springfield; i; Mary Elizabeth Kenney, Edward Humphrey: Rosemary Keenan, Franklyn Fennon; Margaret M Rabbott, pr. William Healey;
 Peggy Freney, Virgil Sculllo; MT, and Mrs. Urban Keane, Marion c. Keane, Charles J. Bannon, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph ?. Furshay: Mir. and Mrs. John J. Flaherty; Maureen De- dier, George Hudson; Elena Mascolo, WluAhu A, SlEkChl lChfUlyn NuVhEFO John R. Movie; pr. and Mrs. M. A, Mandino; Marion Ryan, Victor Rey- nolds; Mary Shugrue, James Me- Cormack; Mary Ryan, Robert Keat- ing; Mary Boylan, Roger Broker; Peggy Mcdrath, George Mehanan; Doris Ker, Albert Strauss; Con- stance Lucas, Richard Wright: Jane Thurston, Joseph Shea;
 Blanche Thurston, Arthur Clark; Constance Bouffard, Bud Dunn; Laurene Burns, Charles Emmons, Elizabeth Anderson, John Carlson Roberta German of Manchester, John J. O'Connor, Jr,; Mir. and Mrs, M. A. Mandino; Mir, and Mrs. Louis Kelley; MT. and Mrs. Frank Schil- gen; Eleanor Kelley, John Hannah.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24
Waterburi0n SoLoist
 In Faculty Concert

Mss Madelyn Robb, pianist, of this city, will be presented on Thurs day evening in the fourth of a series of concerts sponsored by the Faculty Of the Julius Hartt Musi- cal Fopndation in Hartford. The concert will be given Rt 8;30 o'clock in the Music Room, and will be Miss Robbs first appearance in this series,
 The program will include com- positions of Bach, Beethoven, Bra hms, Debussy and Alberiz.
 Miss Robb is Q graduate of the Eastman School of Music at Ro- chester. She joined the staff of Julius Hartt in l040, where she is affiliated with the Department of Music Education. She has done graduate work in plano with Mahe ParanoV,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24

Evans home MT. and Ngra. AGclgana left for their wedding trip. tho hgign wearing for travel a powder blue wool dress with black accessories. Upon their return the couple will live in Waterbury. Out Of town guests at Che wedding were from Washington, D. C., New York Cltys Scarsdale, N, Y. Hawowth N. I.: Bas~ ton Arlington axad Reading, AKaaas
 The bride is a graduate ee @k Margarets School, Waterbury; Hart ford Art School and the Rhode 1s. land School of Design, Providence R, I, The bridegroom attended Tufts College at Medford, Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24
Weddings
MoKENZIE.EYANs

Watertown. Nov. 24.-White ehry. santhemums, pine boughs and can delight were used to decorate the Methodist church on Saturday, for the wedding of Miss Ruth French Evans, daughter Of Mr, and Mrs Arthur Garfield Evans of Warren Way to William Ayland Mckenzie son of Mfr, and Mrs, David Me- kenzie of New street, Naugatuek, Rev, Fred Wilcock, pastor Of the Methodist church, offieiated at the ceremony, an event Of ( o'clock. Ed ward L, Parke presided at the organ,
 Miss Helen Stewart Hyram of Reading, Mass: Q former classlnate ot the bride was maid Of honor, with Elizabeth Ann Raub. daughter oi MT. and Mrs. J. Heartt Raub oi Waterbury serving as flower girl Ernest Lexington Mckenzie of Naug- atuck, attened his brother as best man and the usher corps was made up of Arthur Evans of Warren Way Q brother of the bride, J. Heartt Raub of Waterbury, Frederick Hall of Naugatuck and Elliott ?. Page of Hawoith N, Jn a former classmate of the bridegroom of classic design, the brides wavy satin gown was worn with c veil of fingertips length, draped from a Juliet cap. Sprays of ivy were used with ivory chrysanthe- mums for her bridal bouquet. A burgundy faille gown and velvet turban of burgundy and gold were worn by the maid of honor whose bouquet was of burgundy and yellow chrysanthemums. The small flower girl wore Q frock of yellow organdie appliQued with white flowers and carried Q small bouquet of burgundy and yellow chrysanthemums, Mrs. Evans, the mother of the bride was gowned in black velvet with which she wore 6 corsage of gardenias. The mother of the bridegroom wore royal blue crepe and her corsage was also of gardenias.
 Following a small reception at the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24
. McKENNEY's BRIDGE QUIZ


or articles the writer is not advo- eating the w. V." system. In keeping with his policy to present anything new to his readers, the various details of this system are presented for their information, so that if and when they play against the system, they may have an adequate defense against 1t.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24
'Notre Dame Alurnae
 Bridge Wednesday

Plans have been completed for the fashion show and bridge to be ileld ct tho Elton on Wednesday Noe vcTnhor 20th by the Notro Dame Alunlnae association for the benefit of Christmas charities. The fashion chow will start promptly at eight- thirty and those playing bridge are kindly requested to bring their own aafda
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24
togatta, Margaret Kelley, Tom Kel ley, MT. and Mrs. Alfred Erk,

 ley, MT. and Mrs Alfred Erk.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Degnan, Mar garet c. Kelley, Frank Mulcunry, Mrs. John Maroney, Marion Steim- ley, Florence Hasginger, Maryalice Bedding, J. L. Pickett, R. Jones, H. Slattery, Nita Bijear, Marion McKeever, MT. and Mrs. L. Beach, MT. and Mrs. R. Crane, MT. and Mrs. William Murphy, Jeanne Doran, George Schaffer, Marie Donahue, Joe McKenna, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Rigney, Rita Church, Betty O'Neil, MT. and Mrs. Harry Carroll, Betty Mulhall, Carmella DeBonis, James Newcomb, Wanda HodkoSki, Mir. and Mrs. Frank De- laney, Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Stone.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24
CORNELL CLUB

Scorers in the Friday afternoon tournament under the direction Of Mrs. ]. 0. Morlarty included: north- south, Mrs. Daniel Martin, Mrs. A, Field, 90 i-2; Mrs. Charles Velte, Mrs. Henry Fege, 87; east-west, Mrs. John Doran, Mrs. William Meyer, 93 i-2; Mrs. Elsie Forman, Mrs. George Carney, tied with Mrs. Louis Per- rault, Mrs. Albert LaVigne, 90 l-2.
 The official standing is: Mrs. Blrdsall, Mrs. Laudenan. 457; Mrs. Weston, Mrs. Erk, 452; Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Parker, 4Se; Mrs. Schneider, Mrs. Meister, 446,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24
Contract Bridge
ELTON CLUB

Scorers in the Friday afternoon tournament under the direction of Mrs. ". s. Smith were: North-South Mrs. Homer BernIer, Mrs. Philip Shaler, 48; Mrs. Henry Preusser, Mrs. r. o. Hess, 47h; eaSt-west, Mrs. Arthur Gross, Mrs. Joseph McArdle, 5i; Mrs. Charles Hayward, Mrs. M. 4. Flammla, 45.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24
sT. RAUEB

The Womans Society oe Chrialian Service of St. Paul'a Metl
 church will hold Q special meet on Wednesday afternoon, Nov. aa. at 2;S0 o'clock ct the Church. E1ana will be completed for c Turkey Sup per to be given on December q
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24
Personal

walter Jarvis of Roseiard Avenue, iaas returned to his studies ct Cole gate University after spending the holidays with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Walter A. Jarvis.
 AEr. and Mrs. David 0. Willow of IEllsworth avenue, have been regis- tered ct the Hotel statier, Boston.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24
Weddings
Club News
pOLLYANNA CKAga

The Pollyanna Glass of 60. Ea, Methodist church wiII hold ilg Eaa4 lar business meeting this eveni1& a 6 o'clock at the home of Mira. VRs1s liam Chick of Wood street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-24
FOoTLIGHTERs

The Footlighters Dramatic Club will meet this evening and Wednes- day to select Q cast for the second production of this season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
WATCHED PERIsCoPE

Lieut. Bernard c, Mcmahon.
commander Of the submarine O-1O
that went 10 Portsmouth with the
90. told Of watching the periScope
Of the 90 for "a minutes after
the depth OF the vessel was sub
merged.
He said that in his opinion there
was absolutely nothing struc-
turally wrong with il.
He said that after the disaster
he called the crew of his vessel
together and told them If they
wanted 10 transfer 10 another
ship he would see that they could
do so, But no one asked for such
a transfer.
Lieutenant Mcmahon then ex.
pressed the opinion that Some
person opened wrong valve OF
gave wrong order, or II may
have been that some little thinf
went wrong and some persons los
their heads.
Lieut.. Arnold H. Holtz. com
mander Of the submarine O-6. ties
titled that. so far as he knew. thC
90 was in good condition as were
the other O boats as was his en-.
tire crew.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

James w Wilcox. "a; Catherine L
Robert bsnnery. 30; Olga Mccormick. 80
William C. winger, "a. Lucille Schneider
Harold A. MAxmen. 81: Ethel Tucker %.
Harvey Gihbings, "a Elayne Boland 10.
Theodore Hrupek. 20: sylvia Urban. 10.
willis r. Huron. % Virginia J. Goodling
%
Joseph spraEg. %; Ethel Toyne. ~,
Henry A. onsgard Jr., IS. Marjorie 4
James Moffat,. SO: Della Lubahn, as.
Adam MARTINEZ 90. Mary Smith, rs.
Carl Hauswirth 81 Margaret Keegan 2s
Charles NJ Wright as Lillian NJ. Bess1e'
Iewski 20
William G. King, 49, Barbara J. Norris
Joseph Mamo. IS Bernice DEM 40.
Wilhett Shade rs Thelma Conaway Is.
Alon1o s, Brooks 80. Louisa SchaeffeFr 30
sam Blau. So Jennie Stone. So
William l. Burton, rs. Virginia J. lie
Clair. %
Anthony j. somer,. 81; Mildred Mcmahon
as
p.n 3. JorssDsen. rs; LsOna E Hansen
Green r Written. ~. Margaret Kady a..
Gilbert Marriott. - Pearl r. King -
Joseph NJ BolI Jr. q, Emma Unger, 2s.
Warren Ashley 80 Dorothy McNally, -.
Joseph A. Soltys. 81; Helen A. oleszczuk'
JACK L. GLADDEN., 30; Maryellen ponelsn,
Harry J. Krsuse. 81; Veronica NJ. Nowik
Georg, J. copeE. IS; Frances Rsmsselnik,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
DEATHS

Laura NJ Yoxall. 1855 Lincoln. 50
Nina Everett 1927 Fourth, II.
CretAna Zunch i344i Reynolds. 80.
Samuel Wade, 2s04 Sixth. 50.
Stephen Linkovitz 1920 Canton. 26
George Clear. 2947 Hooker IS
Mary Jane Evans. 1871 Sunset. ~.
oscar Olifson, 226i West Euclid, as
MolIie Schumer 1894 Richton. rs.
Ida Earp 1852 Twelfth, so.
Joe Tohish. 2705 Hastings. Sc
Howard c. Holcomb. 1878 Alden, Is.
Joe Omir. 1927 West Fort. Sc.
Rose Landsberg. 1921 Blaine AZ
Lulie c. Jacobson. 1894 Bedford, Crosse
Pointe. 81.
Leroy Miller. e3i7 Copeland. IS.
Mary Ann Reid Saginaw ~
Phebe Bird Kendall 1913 Dorchester Biz
mingham rs.
Jenny F. Brown. 12i6l Findlay. Is.
Ada V. Barmby, li2 South Maple. Roya
OAK, II.
Henry Walter Damoil. 27os Marquette. ~
Adam II. Wagner. ara Second boulevard
70
Amanda Appel $3.50 Van DYKE. 81
Kathryn Kaufman. New York, y. Y. 81
Velma M Ferguson. 1925 81. Paul. s6.
Christina Nicholson. 2033i West Seven Mill
road, 81.
Harry L. Merry. 17a45 Roselswn 81.
Sophie Brickner 26t5 Pingree. so
Frank Kittsmiler. Al Pasadena. Highland
Park. II.
Marie solomon. 1909 Lynn as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
SENATE PoNDERs INQUIRY

WASHINGTON. June Is
fSpeciaD - Senator Hiram W
johnson Of California. disclosed
today that members OF the Sen.
ate Naval Affairs Committee have
been considering the possibility of
. separate investigation by that
committee Of The recent sinking
OF the submarine 90. with a loss
OF - officers and men.
The senator. a member Of the
naval committee. received a tcle.
gram from James a Tillery
brother ~ Machlnist's Mate FRS,
Class Thomas Tillery Jr.. one OF
those lost on The 90. Senator
Johnson telegraphed In reply
A court Of inquiry appointed
by the navy department Il going
tn Investigate, and some Of us
will try to investigate on our
own"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
Marine News
nETRnIT

Up Munson 20 D. n FRIDAY Pars'e'
arrived rs. Pioneer. 3 g.. Frsntz. 4.55
Fleetwood arrived $40 l. " Hill a:35
Gehm arrived. McAlpine, IS Parste,
cleared 80 Phipps 80; Rerv0yle ~
rived e. Hubbard. : so LemoNne, %
Minch Sumatrs. = king arrived. Is
Mariana cleared go, Corneaut. IS
Huisi Fitch arrived. lo crete. 30 80, vii
IoWtfanch. i01l, Cnrsua arrived lu 90
Jhug, l0 55. r q Richardson. - Reed
n 49, Mead arrived ~ 3o. Birchion ar
rived Collins ~ -u a m. Ssturdsy Gsl
l0Vav. - So Bsrkhamstead Cousututior
arrived il0. Ontadoc. 1928. Beuyoyt'
cleared % Csnopus % stephenson
Manila fg5 Sierra arrived 80 p r
Ne-l a.lu steefor q Surf der Dr. To-
- Jones. 7lH Henry Fofd cleared.
Young s)5 Wof Co.
nOWN lsenr cleared. $50 p m Fu
a. L'ndsbur,. 80 We burn arrived
So ssrnoNts BLACK 3 90. Gleuell
cleared $50 PIN cleared, James
Msids cleared SIS q y Jones SIS
Marquette. o'. Conrsiiy %. sonom'
cleared 7as Cr1u g. Reiss Bros
.s.li FroHfsusr ? so. Diamond Alsau
- .l5. schers,thdl. SoconN cleared mid
.nigr' smith Thompson vs. Ron.nscr
arrived ll if0B, m Saturday Peter Ee,ss
o.. Jeok.us fn, Yates o. Greer
Island cleared 500 CorsNa CLEARED. s.l5
Watson ~ Mead c.Fsred f.46. Ferris
So Fleetwood clesrfs. SIS Crrsumeri
Power ~. HeuIork s. g. Schneider
.CoioHei 05, Dshlse arrived : a. Ken
drcs. : 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
Lost and Found

BLACK purse Cvicinity Eight-Mle hi.
Woodward; money needed" Reward
Arlington 1850
| FOUND-Mattress VICINITY Dwyer-Oute,
drive). Owner describe. pay ad. 1922
Dwyer.
DOST-s1. 500. ! have serial numbers Of
the $50 bills. Also diamond ring Arena
Gardens. Reward $500. Box B-6l06, De-
ltroit Times
LOsT-English setter vicinity State Fair:
name Spot: reward. 1922 Adeline or
lcall Townsend 7-0375.
ROYAL blue purse. fabric-Personal con.
tents Revart. Kindly telephone Ran
ldolph A2a1
SHEPHERD-Female rope on collar: red
dish brown, white, reward. Northlawn
1853
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
LORING. ALTERING

.voNBURG's JEWELLERS - Headquart
orange blossom, diamond wedding rim
220Oe Grand River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted 10:
Zettie Curry from George,
Warren Lewis from Glda.
Lydia Boyer from Walter.
Vincenzia Fleming from Martin.
Randolph Butler from Beatrice.
Bessie Roschardt from George
Harry Moore from Rhoda Ann.
Grace Kissane from Harold.
Lucille Fleury from Charles.
Benjamin Billingslea from Betsy Arr.
Lois Emery from Elmer
John Evanof from Ana.
Joanp Arnold from Edward.
John Andrews from Nancy.
Frank Cuthhert from Bessie.
Isabelle Hergiton from Mark
Joseph Martin from Dorothea.
Froso Pavlakis from Gust
Ethel McIogan from Edward
Edna JosephsOn from Gunnsrd.
Laura Patterson from Tyrus
William Macleod Jr. from Patricia
Theresa Stevens from Clayton
Gertrude Turner from Edward.
Walter Paisley from Helen.
Leila Holtz from Joseph.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28

y Dunlap, T r cole ! 30 m shasta
g. saturn , Gotham Banch, a. J c
Miller = G. wallace Z. Sclkirk Heekiln.
8 go " G. Pollock Q Berryton. IN 80
Thos Lynch a Farrell II 30 Grand
island Drumahoe midnight r y
Townsend 230 a m Sa'utday n
Hanna j. 3 " NJ Clemson 4 r. Il
Ficrz 2 30 " Olcort +. Afneck
So. Jack ~ h Homer = Wellan
doc " J. smith. Prescott. Calumet. S.
calm, cloudy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28

IO:45 A. VI.
WJR-Don Artiste-M.
CKLW Pontiac Baptist r.
WXYZ- Benny Goodman-M
WJLB-Novachord quar- 1.
1900 A. VI.
W1R Syncopatiou piece.
WWJ Concert Orchestra.
WCAR-Do Donald Novis- NJ.
WNYZ- Rex Maupin NJ.
WJLB-Concert Master NJ
WExL-Congregs+iopal-R.
WJBK Popular Melodies.
11:l5 A. VI.
VICAR Family Worship X
WY Or. Norris r.
NJBK-Latin Rhythms- M.
1880 A. NJ.
WJR Rev. John Zoller-R.
WWJ-Down South-M
CKBW-Angican Church r
MIL-B-NeRE I.
WExLe-Hiway 10 Heaven.
NJBK A. Popular melodies.
HAS A. VI.
WJLB Striag Quartet
WENI=ReV T Blalock r
WJBK-Popular Melodies.
70 NOON
W1R Church Of The Air.
WWJ Ole Foerch NJ
CKLW Child n call home
WNYZ-Child Theater-V.
WJLB--Jewish Hourly
WENl.-Rev Van Loon r.
WJBK -Children1s Hourly.
VIVID. MelndN'S InlNerse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
u. 5. 10 Prosecute
Socialist Workers

WASHINGTON. June IS. -
GNS) The federal government,
today authorized criminal pro-
ccedings against leaders Of the
Socialist Workers Party. which i
termed "Trotskyite branch Of the
Communist movement, on charges
II is engaging in "Seditious con
Splracy' and that II advocates
overthrow Of this government 10y
force and violence.
Acting Attorney General Francis
Biddle said the prosecution will No
directed against leaders Of tho
Socialist Workers Party an.
who have gained control Of a le-
gitimate labor union IN order 81
use II for illegitImate purposes.
The principal party leaders IN
volved are leaders OF Local 544 OF
the Go General Drivers. Helpers
and Inside Workers Union oil
Minneapolis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
Female Help Wanted
Employment Agencies

WoMAN-Light housework: stay: 81: must
like children. Telephone Temple 2-osii.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
0-9 Testimony
Fails 10 Pin Down
Disaster Cause
Special to rlu prrRerr IrNrs

NEW LONDON. Conn. June IS
The m ystery surrounding tho
sinking Of tho United States sub
marine 90 today remained sealed
within the crushed hull Of the
Inflated vessel which took 80 mon
10 their deaths. after the first day
Of naval inquiry into the dis
6ster.
And II was indicated 10y navy
officers and technicisnS that The
obsolete ship allegedly unfit for
service may remain forever Al the
bottom OF the sea IN $40 feet OF
water, tomb for It's dead, b<
cause of the extreme danger in
VOWED in any attempt 10 raise ~
10 the surface.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
Beauty Culture Schools

BEAUTY CULTURE Complete Course,
$3.50 weekly. Hygienic School. is540
Twelfth. Madison s053.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
Female Help Wanted

BEAUTY OPERATOR Pull, part tine
good salArt. commission. ~ Centre
TYLER 6-Hais.
BEAUTY operator al around experience
good salsry. Redford district Uniyer.
sItv q6s3
BEAUTY operator. experienced shor
hours SIS 1855 Mack Telephone TuN
ed 2-i7I.
BEArTs OPERATOR - EXPERIENCED al
around. salar,. commission. winters
salon HoEarth ass
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
SAlLr NJ NARIr

ur Beaverton Nrrnra. perseus. 81
. m tucAy. FanrI. ssIVood. 2 C.
S Robinson Hennerr fo So g. p House
p n CAR H. o. Sullivan. NJ. FH.
her q a Tom ns.r ~ so b b Hu.
rorie II i.auFrir. . Yosemite Col
y schoo1uaksr. = -Is0poid 3 q 3
Leonard LhsaHe o. s. Massey
p rwar $50 % Fasofs. Gov MI
Ier 90. sam Hs'herf Adfiatic.
vs. Schiller Pegasus iO L. West
c0st 30 p Z smith. % So a Ford
n idr ~. Ecrnseiasr O. a ErsF n IS
smifr D. Butter Trrsqre m
saflfrsE Zf.fl n M.NaU 80
Esd Cr.er Errvar E Brown. "a
> Crret D.r-rr D. Macouh
rst a. Hanna p Mckinney. s-3o
frrrf 10
DOW Har.rrf-r TH FrfGat
r. rtre4t. $50 r. F Snson. ~
Franq1tIr ~ 3 WoIvin. noen e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
BLAST LIMITED AS CAUSE

Navy officers testified that 2
possible explosion IN the after
battery compartment. or an error
on the part Of some crew member
might have been the cause Of the
23-yesr-old ships plunge 10 The
bottom. ~1
The possibility Of such an eN.
ploSion was suggested by Lieut.
Commander Robert NJ. Pcecher
commander Of Submarine Division
il, who added that the catas-
trophe resulted from something
that happened inside the sub
marine.
Commander Peecher supported
his theory by pointing out that
pieces NJ the ships decking. which
came 10 the surface. were recoc-
nized as part OF the after COM
partment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28

FAMOUS comics in COLORS.
On week days enjoy the two
pages of comics and adventure
strips in the daily Detroit
Times; on sunday. tho great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics In COLORS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28

GsoCfsaAs
AsrRoLoGER = 80 years experience;
WORLDS FAIR, radio. % Pstsrboro.
Cherry 6s4+.
AsTRoLoGIsT-chrys La Belle; eve
nings. 5 10 10; Sunday. Fitzroy f134.
us Van Dyke.
AT BILL CRAPS GRILL = Astroioger
Esteiie Noon luncheon. i24 John r.,
cHARLfE and Lyle Homersley-riease can
1922 East Jefferson. regarding work.
GALL KLENZ' ends liver. gall bladder.
stomach gas. gladstone attacks; prevents
operations. l4l0 Burlingame. Townsend
7-iT40.
HAIR REMOVED Permanently-Electroly-
sis. 81 Hour. Antoinette Aust, 1858
Lakewood. LEnox s032
MARIE scHELL. 221s Ashland-Weight
reduction, rheumatism, neuritis. Tsle-
phone Lenox 1884,.
PROF. ELTON. AsTRoLoGY
Consultations daily. 10 90 s: Tuesdays and
Fridays tn 3. Closed Sunday. 341s John
r.. between Erskins and Eliot. Special 81.
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful office treatment while working.
Doctor De Swarte Rectal Clinic o005 Cas-
avenue. Temple i-2i24.
PsYsIoTHERAPY- Special Monday. Tues
day, Wednesday. 81 90. 1910 West Grand
boulevard. Madison 052O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
(Eost.rr STANDARD Time,

TEasfsrn STANDARD TimsJ
n % NOON
WIR Lets Pretend ~
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