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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-28

a snow-elad hillside.
Well. there's now a bill before
the state legislature and if it is
passed nice. generous tax Will
arbitrarily be slapped upon your
boat. Nj Yaehtman.
Said legislation proposes TO
empower county governments to
collect annual 'moorage fees
from all vessels except federal,
state and commercial craft. That
simply means a penalty on
yachtmen.
Fees Tor tax or loot or what
ever you call il would be de-
termined as follows upon pleas
ure boats: $3.50 feet long, IS;
31-40 feet. $40: ALSO feet. SIS;
$3.50 feet. 500: e1-100 feet, $50;
101-200 feet. $50. 20l-300 feet,
500: 800 feet and over about
whose owners we aren't worry
ing a heck Of lot however,
flat rate of 5000 year.
Why county should lay any
claim to that kind of money is
outside our ken.
And why snybody-iust be-
cause he is smart enough 10
participate in the greatest sport
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-28
CONGRESS SURRENDERS.

ARTHUR C. HANSEN.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-28

You might try the second hand
stores, or want sd; or maybe
someone will offer one for sale
through the want ads after read
ing this.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-28

To receive attention IN this COL
umH letters must $50 name snd
aoufHts g nfltef uulK Initials
49, be published uhen requested
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-28

This fact is driving US nuts:
The proper term for a group Of
geese is a gaegle; the term for
a group of lions is pride. tBut
a group of ships is still a fleet,
b'gadD
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-28

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Moose Pass miner., 1941-06-28

i Ire glori ous Fourth wi 1, ] be celebrated ct Hope with ! q community dinner end a ; dence.
 : Seward offers an e1cbcr. etc Fourth of July program incl 1uding a parade with decorated floats and prizes traces of many types with money prizos for the win ners and cont c st s in four or five fields. The an uel Mt. shrethon race will be featured and a dance will close the day's activ- itios.
 Tho Liberty Bonds of thd World Tar will be known. during this war as Defense Savings Bonds. They are issued in amounts from $l8.75 to $75o in the "E" series end $74 to $1o, 1000 in all other series.
 The Government also sell Defense Savings stamps in amount as small as 10 cents. The Treasury De- parIneZt will give albums 'aith the stamps and when an album contains $l8.75 it nay be exchanged for a bond.
 The Government has learn cd that Russia has four ba ! Ses on the Kamchatka benin I sula next door to Ala ska, ono air and submarine base on Boring island, only 2eo miles from the most ester1 ly of tho Aloutian Islands end ono on Wrangoll Island 1, that island having been o posse ssi on of the United States until Is yoors ago. Sentry; Halt: TTho's there 2 Voice: "American."
 Sentry: Advance and recite the soc ond verso of the Star Spnnglod Banner .."s Voice: 1T don't know it." Sentry; "Proccod, AInericana
 --AmericGn Lcgion Eaga-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18

colored girl wants dAys,
part time work Can Temple 1883
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18

MARRIAGE LICENSES

John Krzeminsk - Martha Bak. Fl.
Harry a Ellison 2l Frances Nolan. 81
Gordon Bredersen, u Victoria II Law
son ~
William 6 Johnson. -, Virginia McCarty
n.
Roy Tmey % Henrietta Lawson. Is
John Robertson g. Laura l. Miller. -
Bernard Toupp 20. Christine Noyak. 10
Arthur r. NolN 81 Josephine J. Msreoi
lanes c. Wood SO velms Howell. 80
BENJAMIN y kor's' 20 Leocadia kra'
Peter Cusenls. % Anna Campo. 10.
Walter J isst -, Lois q Meats. -
George a Martin. 26 Mar r. Beck. %
James X Barton 81 Helen orr n
John 4 Aieio, - Jennie Lcnto 81.
Vito Seta g Gereyleve Ptzzurro 20
ernest " LsIa 81 Irene ~ Bokas IS
Melvin Ssppersteiu 81 Theodore Tohol
Harold Riem 80 Mary Purcell. GO
Arthur Senskf IS Elizabeth OhrosEe 500
Warer Dennis 90 Margaret F Fereu
raeaore y Kasrefsu 81 Cecilia VI
sr Peia-sk. Is Leacsdta Niemec ?.
Thomas Garrtf. % Jennie SIclfsnN. -u
WHam n NiN 30 Marion ID Logic %
Edmund Borysc"cz - Ida sorokansNi
J.rr p Nr.c6, IS Marian r. Radcliffe
20 50
Matthew Nao.e}.ch. 60 HHdessrdc Goetze
80
Frsns Ahsel 81 Nsre. pe -,N %.
Paul MAY - NsrceJs Hnfrt o.
Bert Ca'hurr 81 Ida Berg|4rt -
LdVn y Srhsfer 81 Janet Nckie ~
Pedro Hernandez - Regina Gomez %
Thomas Muldowney. 10. June Maren'ette
%
Mack Oskn t3 Pear y PETER 30
Bernard koss % syNis Eafiu %
Lawrence Carlesimo. ~ Violet n Morr'u
2u
Glen Bott co Josephine F'ssca,ich. u
Alfred $ S8dier 90. MARY Fairrhld 40
Hsrr, p Sobc4lnskl - HATTIE pruse -
clarence Allen p Marion DOROTHY
$srrfuAn ~
Kerneth j Goliath Is Edna Patterson
81
stanley L Bsysn Jr 81 Betty r.,shav
81
PAU Bernard 80 1uuette LamoureuX. q
Nolan Ssarer - Violet 81 AIherison
%
AIfrst Manning 80 MARI Chu1n 20
Damon Maxwell Do ~ Guards Culpepper
81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
Defense H0usinQ
Gets 'Go-Ahedd'

The go-ahead signal or the
defense housing project, to be
built al Nevada and Fenelon ave-
MUGS. was received here today and
construction will begin imme-
diately George Edwards, director
secretary of the Detroit Housing
Commission, declared
Built under direction of the
United States Housing Authority
the 10 wcost project, 10 house
Negro defense workers, will cost
SS49, 900,
There will be 200 houses Of one,
two and three bedrooms. Largest
dwelling will include five rooms.
Units are not a standard size.
Some will house as many as SIX
families.
The project is TO be completed
by January ID, Edwards said
Average cost per unit Will be
approximately $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
Dow Registers
Stock With SEC

WASHINGTON. Sept, 1Sl-An
issue of 1889 shares of common
stock of Dow Chemical Company
is being filed with the SEC. Smith
Barney e. Co. and associates are
expected 10 be the underwriters.
If the issue becomes effective on
schedule September %, the stock
is slated 10 be offered TO stock
holders of record September 26.
Rights would expire October s.
The stock is TO be offered in the
ratio of one new share for each
10 held.
Proceeds will be used TO retire
"at least" S5,000,000 of bank
loans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
BIRTHS
BOYS

BOYS were born 10:
Mary Gerathy 2e25 Northwestern
Martha Glass 2l27 clark avenue.
Violet Hem 67i Temple
Marion Holiday, 1899 American
Virginia Heft 3265 Boston boulevard
Jennie Henry. 1881 Euclid Lincoln Park
Johnnie Harris, 1851 East Willis
Jean Jones. 1854 West Grand boulevard
Hazel Kng 1885 Sherwood.
Morele Laws. 63i7 Farr
Emily -ska 1881 Wykes
Doris Locke. 1903 Austin. Lincoln Park.
Rose Losonty 1877 Euclid Lincoln Park
Margaret Mtthsn is3 West Hollywood
Marjorie Marshall 35l7 Wabash
Jennie McNuu, 1883 Mckinley, TAYLOR
clara Sitchen. ai,6 Isy
lean Pencak 62li Crandv
Edna Rubin 2Qs7 Gladstone
Elizabeth Simcns 1881 Ashton.
Mary SHARP. 1915 Morgan
Ruth Shiler 35l Newport
Henrietta Slitti. ,l2oI South Fort.
Macy Tapes 500 East Palmer
r. len Truscnu, 1875 Ashhury Park
Fu1abeth Williams 1868 Fourteenth
Lillian Wilson 1870 fuller
Alice Wikje f00p Grand avenue.
Catherine Ward 1j067 Auburn
irene Wasielewski N2f casper.
GIRLS
Girls were born 20.
Frances BsttestilH. 73f6 Guthrie
Elizabeth Bolng 2672 Manis'ique
Laura Baests 3ii6 Canin Hamiramck
Audrey Br0wpne 1885 Resale. Dearborn
Marie Blu. I2os7 St Rubiu. Hamtramck.
Irene RaudyzeWski. 1892 r Ferry.
Josephine Begdoran 500 :. Green.
Lucille C2anstke. 1888 MI Elliott
GLADYS Lanuon 7j6s Melrose
Elizabeth CrnWder. $500 Memorial
Irene Carroll 1912 Manor. Dearborn.
Julia Dossche l0i3s Nottingham
Geraldine purante 472i Helen Dearborn.
Marjorie peWaard f73s Lincoln
Esther Frank. 1855 Woodwork. BEDFORD
Township
Amelia Grebc. i576i Nicolai. East Detroit
Rose Glassmsn 1905 Clements
Mayetta Gassswsy 1902 Medbury
Armeda Howard 523i Denton, Hamtramck
Paula Hogan 1885 Crane
Dorothy Hanna. iio5 Rowland. Brming
Marearci Hitchcock. 3o5a Cray.
lillian Jacobs. 37sS Richton
Vera Jerome. l67 LaBele Highland PARK.
Leila Manka. - W Euclid.
Lillian NulaWa 1929 jacob, Hamtramck
Alice McIssac. lis3 Clark
Katherine Miners I0l sheridan
MYRTLE Muncasfer iS3lt Burgess.
Alne Nauit 1890 Rowe
Frances Petrat 2f2i Stanley,
Julia Polens 1887 Bangor
Alice RoVader 33ft Buchanan
Helen Rosenick. $50 Beechwood, Ritcr
ONO sn.pes 1852 Russell
Emily SimfE SfOf Michigan.
Trfa SChern Ss7f Meyers Ri
Virginia Stoia. es65 Essex. Dearborn
Catherine Simonds 1921 Woodinghsm
Mare schunk. 1886 wscasset Rd Dear
Alice sehmuke 1925 Sorrento.
FIraheth schultz SOS Liddesdale
Bernice shaw. 232s Chene.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18

NURSE Practical wishes case Beet rel.
erences University 3-3a3l
WOMAN Rug cleaning your home Rsa-
s7nHhle rates Can evenings. Ofve s21f.
Al CoLORED woman. days cooking
cleaning. Laundry. wall washing. Temple
.O573
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
.Ndzis Hold ChiIeans
In Retaliation Act

BERLIN, Sept. 1S.-GNS)-A
number of Chileans have been
taken into custody in Germany in
Ireprisal for the arrest of 2S al
legged Nazi leaders in Chile, it was
revealed today.
The action. il was pointed out
lis similar to past retaliations in
every case in which a Latin
American country has proceeded
against Germans within its
borders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18

HITCHINS September ~. Benjamin
Franklin OF 1912 Begole, beloved husband
OF Agnes. dear father of Jerry, brother OF
Leona and Eva Hart, Matte Hutchins,
Jamie Foster Funeral from Fred +. An
derson Funeral Home, sos r. Willis, Fri
day, | o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
Pastor 10 Be Honored
AT Emmanuel Church

The congregation Of Emmanuel
Presbyterian Church, West Grand
boulevard at Porter street, has ar
ranged farewell reception for
DR.. nd Mrs. +. Paul McConkey
for s p. m. today IN the Parish
Hall of the church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
DIVORCES

LOUIS Bains from GLADYS
Ethel Boggos from James
Margaret Lillian Dietz from Walter q
susie Black from Claude
Walter Dembinski from stella.
Mary Clements from HarweU.
Marjorie Cox from Robert.
Mabel Lash from Joseph
George l.. Ayouh from Minerva.
Leonard Chiasson from EisIe
Bertha r. Dunbar from Joseph l.
Dorothy u Starks from samuel.
Mae Long from Robert.
Harold Robertson from Carrie.
Jacqueline smith from Fred
John e Roberts from Etoile Louise
Florence Eiois Bartlett from Royal Otto.
OtLo J. JenBes from harioa lannulmen')
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
BIRTHS

Bows we're hNrn tu
rrf RrImwcI 21sq Lamatrc
arr BtuIrtr 1d1r CIrrer tlinst
I.fs hrr .ft4 H.hear
Mary bartreIls 300 Wink ewan
tariHe Bannef splc LnWDed
Rrssie Cooper 1890 Iscsste
EDNA Coleman $3.50 Moore place
IVA nIrnn f0f1 uHrfh,
Elizabeth Dexter ru3i Brush
Owe FHfrA'rlck 500 MspieW1od
Margaret FrJ teiks. 95s6 Robson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
Ore Fleet Holds
Capacity Operations

CLEVELAND. Sept. Is. - For
the fifth successive month this
season the Great Lakes ore fleet
has operated al capacity, accord
ing 10 the monthly report COM
piled by c. c. Lindeman, StatiSti-
clan Of the NJ. A Hanna Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
Held as Child Slayer
Times stan Corresnondent

MARSHALL. Sept. 1S.-Twenty.
four-year-old Lemoyne Sivits Of
Battle Creek is held here today
charged with the murder Of his
month-old daughter Examination
is set for September 25.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18

Weather. clear; track last
First Race-Laurana Lyon, Middle
Aisle Nedporte. Lovick
Second Race-Strutting Miss. Somer.
vile. Two Ways. Lady Pomsav
Third Race Pompa French Trap.
Skeeter. Hard Loser Count Cotton En-
title, Aristocracy. Blue Leona
Fourth Race Peanut Lady Athclhnda.
Lady Val, Psychology. Maetowu. Two
Kicks
Firth Race villa Platte
Seventh Race Wee Scot, Ard0ur
ken's Revenge Reign View
Eighth ce-Canterbrur Dave Alex
ander. Alat~1t Head Hunter.
Ninth Declared of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
Scratches
HAvRE DE GRACE

nav M l'fs 'iNFNNL
Weather, clear: track. fast
First Race-Lucky Number. Brogee,
Bohemond. Glastaader
Second Rsce-Unce Jimmie Sparrow
Chirp. Ring Up. Chaldar
Third Race-Bar ship. Red Berry,
Pete's Prince. Rough Man.
Fourth Race--Flag Eta. Better Half
Dorothy Pomp, Distillstion
Sixth Race-A rgel a, AetheiwOid,
Chngendaai
Seventh Race--Connie Plaut Miss L.
p. Agnes knight. SKY Hostess. Toni.
Dark Friend.
Eighth Race-B ton, Woodville.
Lazarus, Streamer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
BELMONT PARK

Weather. clear, track. fast
First Race Glen Ma Mona.
Second Race ady'S Count Bison
York River Misht FIRE Warden Castle
ridge. Marval.
Third Race Priority.
Firh Race Happy Hunting Pet,
QUEEN rs
sixth Race Spare the Rod. Third
COvey, ltabo. Sherin Cuikin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
UAWTHORNF

Weather clear: traCs fast
First Race-Chatteraeld. Bobby Mix
Tatu
Second Race-Ilinois TON. Golden
Cargo
Third Race--Melva Jane, Gram
Fairab. Palsak
Fourth Race--Om shore
Fifth Race-Torch Clean. NiHum
Honey Boat
Eighth Race-Oddesa Romeo, Fall
sweep, Park City. Anti Air
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
III ,cds Your wife, Mr.. Wiison-she had
The urrOng number again.
Marine News
DETROIT

UP-Augustus, sos p. m. Wednesday
I.2S: Kendrck 5.35. sullivan Bros. 6.25
Conneaut arrived. $40. c. A. Thompson
$50 Vega. :, Lssonda, 100; saucon,
arrived, $50: Chambers arrived, $50
Cornell. e05. Norton. 10 Kinney, 1000
Mccullough. 1920 Victorious 1925,
Thursday Stephenson NJ a 1 a. 1928
McGonagle. l2:5o Voting arrived. l.l0
Barkhamstead. Constitution arrived,
Coralia arrived. 8 so; Leonard. Irene Aller
arrived 4, T. w. Robinson, 10 Barrail'
ton-Frlgety arrived, 4:30; Windsollte
5:25 Fitch arrived, $40; Taplin, $50
Cowle. $3.50; j. r Davidson. 905; J. A
King arrived. 9l0
DOWN House, 3:05 p. m. "Wednesday
Rciss Bros. $50: p Mitchell. 40; Hum
phrey 4 30. Alpena arrived Crescent CTS
arrived AS. James-Maida cleared. $40
whitney -Seaboard No 90 arrived. $50
Comet arrived. 5 40. Algocen, 6.25, Prince
ton. Gao: Harvard $40 Sensibar cleared
$40: Alpena cleared. 10 o. Clarke, 1890
Kopmeier arrived, II. Huron, HIPS, W
l. smith 40: Crescent city cleared
HAS: Martha Allen. II so; II d. VII
liams, 40 a. m Thursday Butler, ! :l5'
Lynch, 80. Lake Chelan, 2:O5 Pioneer
235 Mathiott cleared. 2;55, Mariposa
Maia APO; Smith Thompson, 400
Heekin, $40 r. 3. Wallace. Calumet
.6.1S Hagarty. 1850; Mariana, s. JahraS
arrived. s. Sierra arrived, sos, Corahs
cleared, $50. Michigan, $40; Calcite
as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
Suspects Freed
In Attacks on
Seven Children

Thirty-SiX hundred Detroit
policemen today were To hear .ol
the third time in three days ho
description Of a maniac cm'c
molester and a detailed recital 81,
his method of operation. compiled
from the reports of at lcas' seven
children he has attacked
The officers VIII hear lnC ..p.ft
IN their daily roll ga' ar ~'e
instructions
This message IL 20 be read 10
all platoon> until an officers
familiarize themselves with il
contents"
In addition each police squad
has detailed "a team ut detectives
10 devote fun fwo 70 Oh. earch
for the man Wha has C0ucrd nc
small children Both boys and -.rl>
into his maroon coi.rcd car The
latest Of his victims iNC3r-o'd
girl. is critically DID, DO -. Mary
Hospital
Two suspects We're questioned
last night az police headquarters
but police said thcy doubted either
was the man They were seeking
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18

Gen. Hugh :. Johnson.
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
ADMITS IMAGINATION

Three suspects seized earlier
were subjected 10 hours of GriilInI
at police headquarters and TWO of
them released The third has virtu-
ally satisfied police he i, innocent
q! the charge bu1 since he has a
police record VIII be- held tempo
rarily for Investigation.
Almost a dozen detectives were
set 10 work last night on what
appeared 10 be another attempt
of the attacker TO entice child
into his car
After policcwomrn had closely
Questioned the child. a T-year-old
girl. she finally admitted the man
in the maroon car had been a
Pigment Of her Imagination in
spired by her parents warning
against him.
Three other reports Of attempted
moleStationS were reported 70
police but In no case did deScrip-
tons tally with those Of the
wanted man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
BIRTHS

Girls VCre horn 20.
Josephine Stasinski. 1855 Clairmount
Mary Turchan. 4779 korte Dearborn
Virginia Walters. 3709 Trumbull.
Alma Webeck. QSs6 Cascade.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
SAULT STE. MARIE

Hatfield, $50 q m "wednesday.
J A. Campbell. 9: VIM. McLauchlan. $50,
Gallagher. II Couby II 80 VIM. Eden
horn Roebrng Rensselaer, IL 30. Verona.
noon Schwsb. Stackhouse, u 80 ?. m.
10. r Fink 80; Harmonic, ?; 5.
Robbins W W Atterbury, 3 c. w. Gal
loway. l. c. Smith. Gen. Poe, &. 4. r
Harvey. ] s. Morrow. $50. Msthewston.
Is. Crude Oil Kcewatin. r y Saunders
Jr.. Algoway, Syvanis, Fay Brown,
shras. 80; Prindoc. s Iocolite, A. F.
row. 10: p d Block. 10 30; y. p. Roam
II: J ] H. Brown, midnight @. Craw-
ford Thos walters, 1890 a. m Thurs
day. Col J Schoonmaker, / J Sherwin
30 Gov Miller. J.. J. sullivan .; J.
Watt. 2 30: A. Stone. Dunn Jr.. 3 Win
doe J stanton. 3 30. w. W. Holloway. 4;
J. Hulst 6; r Watson, $50 Zenith
City $50: j. Wood 30
DOWN Maunaloa W. e Richardson.
s so m. Wednesday Cletus. Roen Jrr
Transport Laveldoc. $50, R. Fulton.
MacNaughton ASsinibois. 10: Cygnus, J.
w Gates 80 p. m. 4. II Eerbert, ?:
South Park. Resolute, Lebanon. $50. Ed
monitor. 4; Finland s. Corvus. J. X. Rich.
Island, 80 Pontiac +. p, Smith s.;
" r suIei J. Laughlin. L. +. Block.
Q; r. r Jones. Canadoc. 10: y F Leo
poud + W Psrgny. IL 30: G. NJ Glenn
son, midnight Ontadoc, j. F. Morgan Jr.
/ m Thursday: p. G. Kerr Norway.
2 Crete Eugene Thomas. 3 W II Don
ner 30 r. Budd Glenbogie 80. y. j.
Morrell Mataafa, 3: STR w Fairbarn
Smeaton. $50. c. o. jenkins, s. Rem.
voylc. 30
Calm. togey; boats moving slowly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
Employment Agencies

Al OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN
OFFICE BOYS-STOCk BOYS
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
620-2i-22 TRANSFORMATION BLDG.
JONES Employment ais Beaubien-
Wants day workers couples, porters.
maids mattresses Columbia 1910
INWARD EMPLOYMENT Experienced
colored maids cooks, laundresses 1892
.Rivard Terrace 2-e163
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
THIsTLFDowN

Weather. clear. track fast
Third Race--Charlotte Dear Ruth
Lerner
Fourth Race-Fu'ure Winning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
Male Help Wanted
EXPERIENcEp colore

EXPERIENCED colored bumper mechanic
wanted. with references. Hubbard Car
age Terrace 2-s03O
EXPERIENCED portrait photogra pher and
negative retouchers wanted Apply COZ
Eaton Tower
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
DEATHS


oscar Wilson. s77i Cardonl 81
Emma Knsuss, 1887 Avon =
Rebecca u Freedman. 3777 sturt want 20
Helen Fischer 1880 Spencer. =
Arthur Montgomery 433s McGra~ IS.
Mary BOYD 1888 Waterloo 8
Mozelle Niece, 5005 Thirty-sec07d Is
Mary McPhee. i7isO Kentucky 50
Fred W Munro. so Cadieux road, Crosse
Ponte. ~
William l. Hanon sol Delaware ~.
Julia NJ. Delp. lssi West Grand Blvd. 50
Lucille Duncan 2607 Muilett. 80
Ella Jones 1858 Hartford -
Inward Szekely, 62l Cla.rpointe -
Angus y Mcdonald ST 2Q3a Columbus S.
BENJAMIN Hutchirs 6312 Begole 3d.
Emcrence D'Haene. 1885 i0-Miie road
Warren Township ~
John Bauman. 2l3s East Garfield. 81
Andrew Cop $40 Central So
Jack Scher SSH Woodrow Wilson 40.
oscar Guiman, 1888 Blaine 81.
sarah Lyman. 1886 Sturtevsnt a.
Corene Lacy 1854 Goodwin. 81
Jeanette Bales. 20i0 West Euclid &C.
Ernest Trullard 3it5 Robins y
Frank Maczka 3677 Palmer. 81
nd,Ht ne uN'N''H' '"%o NhaI'tt' -
Helene W Croonqpst, 800 South Maple.
ROYAL Oak 80
Josephine GrlyDo~sh. fi6i Torey court
IS
John Newbauer $3.50 Piouet,e %
Blue Hammer. PSI East Vernon highway
Frieda schukrafi 452 Newport g.
sarah Stephens. 1855 Huiger. -
Elizabeth Japes Droste, 1882 Knbourne
-.
Charlie Carson 1924 Oakland 81.
Almena Featherstone 1851 jos. Campau
40
Patuck J Clinton. 1854 IVES, Grand boule-
ward. 81.
Ruth c. Field. 1850 Riverside driye. 46
Charles r Fremont. 5203 Field. -
William a. Prince 2i0s Harding -.
Clara Onsted. 1881 Wesfhrook p
Charles r. Heltsch. 337 West 1roquos +.
months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
At FAIRMouNr PARK

Weather. clear. track last.
Second Race Bib c. Grand Fashion
lslo Pablo. BAY Marconi. Rogiish Nena.
Tenseep BARLEY Boy Willie G.
Third Race--Chsnalis Jocfcb Try
Hard Arizona Lady Johnny Moran,
Longwood Jr. Down Hill Bay Whisk
Fourth Race-Chance Taker Flapsie.
JACK Bequick Nadine X Baby Gold.
Conee spoon, Cambridge Boy Mentor
JOY.
Fifth Race Request. Chanceyille
Eishth Race-CstchaH, Montoso James
Noahs Pride Fleurs he Lite, General
Boy. Tacita, Skaikahoe. Ruban Choice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18


BLACK. WHlTE sPITz-Cambria County
Pennsylvania license, reward. Telephone
Tyler 6-7a47
BLACK COIN PURSE money needed
badly" tSeven Mie-Gratiot) Reward
Pngree 1872
COCKER spaniel Male black with white
/ breast. reward isil Chopin Vine
wood l-77i6.
/ NVELOPE-Containing Colorado views.
cards. Thursday Crosse Pointe busline
Reward. Townsend 9-5220
Owner pay for mis- al ana the board
( Identity dog. Can after s. ViueWood
l7o55.
IRISH SETTER reddish brown, female
chrome chain. strayed Monday. Reward.
! Columbia 1896
LOST With SCI OF false teeth in
! pocket $40 reward no questions asked
Kingtutt. asa East Vernon highway. Apt g.
J LOST Lady's ! q carat diamond ring
platinum mounting with bogetie dia.
imonds since August 70, liberal reward
Temple 2-7169
POINTER Brown White. mo questions 70
1900 Evanston reward Arlington 2iq3.
SPRINGER Male brown. whl,e. bell col.
! lar Plymouth wyoming; reward. Davi.
son 1857.
TWO rinEs yellow diamond acquamarine.
/ Keepsake Reward. olive 0i22. if27
BeVck
So REWARD for return BLACK white
Mickey" Phone Vinewood 1870.
/ ! y1do C~hnaIe MnIo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
YOU NEED TRAINING
Male Help Wanted

Al man capable of supervising
production control on small pre-
cision parts. Give age and fun
details on last three places en-
ployed. Defense work.
Proof of Citizenship Necessary
Address Box B-6Tl2, Detroit Times