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Evening star., 1941-02-14
No Time for Further
Discussion Of Aid Bill,
Hogan Declares
Lawyer Urges Swiftest
Possible Enactment
OF H. R. 1776 Measure

Further discussion of the British
aid bill ''is time-waSting when there
is no time" Frank J. Hogan, Wash
ington lawyer and former president
of the American Bar Association,
said last night in a statement issued
by the Committee to Defend Amer
lea by Aiding the Allies, which
urged the swiftest possible enact
ment of the bill into law.
Mr.. Hogan'S statement:
Everything that can be said in
favor of the giving by the United
States and its people of every pos
sible aid to England, now standing
alone and unafraid against the ag-
greSSor that would destroy world
freedom, has been said.
Those not already convinced
foolishly believe we can encase our
selves in a shell, ignore history, pay
no attention to ruthlessness and live
in peace where there is no peace.
Many of the so-called iSolationlsts
are men of the highest honor and
patriotism, but they will not see
that the obvious is obvious. Dis
cussing now is time wasting when
there is no time.
Nothing has been more futile
than the parades before the two
Foreign Relations Committees of
Congress- I am sure no vote has
been changed, and precious hours
have been lost. The aid bill will
pass. 1t will pass because hu-
manity so insists.
Il do not believe when the final
vote is taken that there will be a
score of American Senators to op-
pose that which will defend Amer
lea and at the same time give the
world renewed evidence of our will
lingness to help preserve liberty
when it's destruction is threatened"
Evening star., 1941-02-14

Vast numbers of the eggs are cast
on the shore by the waves. Birds
and animals feast on them.
Commercially, the cod is respon-
sible for the employment of over
10000 men on vessels valued at sew
eral million dollars, factories en-
ploying many more men and wom-
en- and capital of millions more in
vested to take care of the Gods after
they have been caught. In all, the
taking of Goldfish in the United
States is more extensive than any
other fishery Of fish proper.
AS to the cod and its habits, we
find it is known as omnivorous.
That answers the question why it
is so successful. A fish or animal
that is not too "choosy" is bound
to get along. The cod eats almost
everything it can swallow. The con-
tents Of stomachs have been the
source OF much information re-
garding the appetite of the cod
! finger rings, potato peelingS, cc~n
Evening star., 1941-02-14
By Lillian Cos Afhey

Goldfish played an important role
in the early history of this country.
One was placed upon the Colonial
seal of Massachusetts,, and was also
upon a Nova Scotian bank-note,
with legend, Success to the
fisheries" on it.
History tells us that it was the
Goldfish of the banks of Newfound-
land that induced so many to come
from England to establish colonies
in America. The records show that
careful entries made of the abuid.
ance OF Goldfish along the shores.
1t is recorded that English vessels
called at the fishing grounds not
far from Iceland as early as 1415;
that the BasqueS also knew of the
banks of Newfoundland hundreds
of years before the discovery of
America by Columbus.
All of the records and histories
relate the Importance and abund-
ance of the Goldfish found in the
North Atlantic and on both coasts
south to France and Virginia. The
value of this fish has always been
Evening star., 1941-02-14

dred pounds, but the average weight
of large Gods caught in shore waters
of New England is about 35 pounds,
and the smaller Gods caught by the
hundreds of thousands will not
weigh over IL pounds each.
Codfishes are most prolific. A 81
pound cod will lay 2,700,000 eggs,
and one tipping the scales at rs
pounds will have to her credit
100000 eggs. These eggs are very
small, one-seventeenth of an inch
in diameter. The principal spawn
ing time of the cod on the New Eng
land coast is in the winter. The
season is from early November until
April.
In spite of the number of eggs
said, it is said that it is only i'm
portant that two of these eggs hatch
and grow to maturity! This shows
how many fishes have eggs for
breakfast! And on the other hand,
if all the eggs Matched, the ocean
would be packed solid with Goldfish.
Evening star., 1941-02-14

cobs, rubber dolls. shoe heels, small
bottles, oil cans and rare specimens
of mollusks. These have been
thought to be taken in as ballast.
Crustaceans, mollusks, small fishes,
Irish moss and aquatic vegetation
are the food caught or browsed
upon. Hail to the cod, the fish
within the price of every ones
purse.
Evening star., 1941-02-14
S2,235,,847 Is Voted
For Episcopal Missions
Rv the Assoclated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-The Ma
tional Council of the Episcopal
Church yesterday voted a budget of
s2.235 BAT for 1941 expenses Of for
eign and domestic missions, Chris
tan education and Christian social
service
Concluding a three-day meeting
the council announced plans to make
surveys of the churchs work in its
mission fields and said the first such
survey would be undertaken in the
Hawaiian Islands by a committee
headed by the Right Rev. Frank w
Creighton, Bishop of Michigan, next
summer.
Evening star., 1941-02-14
Natures Children
Common Goldfish
Gadus callarias

appreciated, and 1t Is one OF the
most valuable of our Atlantic Coast
fishes.
Codfshes are a greenish or brown
ish color, with many variations.
Some of them are yellowish, while
others are inclined to be reddish.
The sides and back are decorated
with many rounded spots of brown.
Evening star., 1941-02-14

beginning Monday, the Maryland
State Game and Inland Fish Com
mission has announced. A total Of
1880 rabbits will be released
throughout the State. Prince
Georges and Montgomery Counties
will receive $50 each, Frederick
County, 612, and Anne Arundel
County, 456.
Evening star., 1941-02-14

The lateral line is rather pale and
the fins are dark.
The largest cod recorded from
New England weighed 21112 pounds
and was slightly over six feet in
length. 1t was taken on a trawl
off the Northern coast of Massa-
chusetts in 1895. There have been
many taken weighing over a hun
Evening star., 1941-02-14

The Andes Mountains reach their
highest attitudes in Peru. There are
seven peaks towering above 10000
feet
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-19
9as ,,9riflide~ Gnslaab
Clio @aifenfreaaS

ginridhingen. Dieie gerdtoerung
bat iich III @nglano auf pielerlei ar-
ten ge5eiet. 60 nar es por bunoert
SsSa9ren faIt in ieoe,u Safe slttreffeno,
oaB ein 5tuoent, iim Elm leltou Ell
mes ser aoIlegien in Srforo ooer
Cambridge fem SIT founett, elm ebe"
loIer gbriit lmo feline ftrblibea Bet-
ben baben 1nuBte. Seut5l,tase lit ie-
oe bieier orei 8iuoltnget binidllig
@s lit natr nod eine redt Heine Win-
oerbeit oer Sello,ps Der ebemals 10
groBen 1tnb bebeuteuoen Sbeologie-
idule1t in England, pelbe Sic Drift
.libe Helision befennen ooer pratti-
sieren. Cine dbnlibe 8erGnoerung
bat oas ,,Gommon Gam Guelmbs
Iourdse,nadt. gs gab einmal cine
3eit, % oas @eieb @nslanos aans
lelbftoeri itdnolih eim hri1tlihes @eieA
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-19

mar. 8ieie sfuffaiiung iuuroe BON
3eit Su Belt bon Sen @erid)ten bel
tigt ielblt nod ,tm sic Mitte oes
piftorimtilheu 3eitolters. SIN Sabre
1917 entihieo jebud oas Saus ser
Soros feierlid uno offi5iea Gin 8e=
itdtigl,ng elmer gntfebeioung hes Sc
rufunasgeridtes luto bes Nidters ser
eriten SSSaitan5): oas @briltentitm lit
|nibt langer mebr ein Sell bes @e-
iebes gnglanos! Diefe' Berdnoerltn-
gen baben nibt nnr BEN Rieoersang
ia ielbif oie Berleue,tung oes drift
.liden @fa,tbens nad) iidy gesogen, iie
babem M1h. oen Nieoergana ruto oie
Abidaffitng Der driitliden 5ittlid)feit
aur Solge gebabt. Sic, neite' Berbreis
tlag oer ebeIdeioung i'm gulfe, oie
@i1tbeiB,ng Der SSSaee ser gmpfting.
.nisperbiitltus uno ser Ottttel bier5u
feitens offentliher 8eb0roen, oas
faIt i6ranfenloie @e,pdgrenlalieu bes
&pnfubiuates uno oes gbebrudpes in
Sen Streitfrdften ser &rpue, Iino al
les 3eiden bes 0ffentliheu Nieoer-
ganees uno Der Nufgobe Der Drift
lideu WoraI, 8. b. Ser Innabne
beionilber ooer neubeionilber 2ebeus<
normen," " >~.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-19

gs muB ieoem unbefangenen Be
oba1ter .anffaleno erirbeinen, oaB
man bor Dem &riege ME etiuas ppn
einent ubriitliben' @tgla,,o sebort
bat. gs lit itatiitiid) feIteeltettt NOR
Sen, baB In gnglano elm perpiegenoi
nenbeioniider @eiit berribt ,,no oaB.
es offi5ieu nidt nnr nidt briitlid,
ionbern driitenfeinolid eelinnt lit.
9as erfalrett mir aus englii6er
a1eile felbft. Die britifbe 3eitidrift
vsbe 5tporo Of tbe Spirit. Sic re-
aellnaBig Ser fatboliiden Breiie un-
ieres 2anoes ,,no anb bem Ohio
@aiienfre,tno 5useIteat miro, aerTtort
oas britiiaeamerifat,iide 8ropagaa,-
oaandrden England fibre oieiea
&rieg fiir oas gbriftentatn".
Sir felgea oen aneaben oer
;, ,,4urora", tpel9e aus einer Der leR-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-19

ten 0runmern ser genannten britiiden
8odenibrift folgeuoe slngaben 6er>
porbebt.
u0ie s3eitidrift betont, tuie iiber-
ba,tpt 6te gorge fatbolild]e Yreiie
@nglanos imnter tpieberbolt, bie
traitrige uno, in 9merifn niel s,l me
Mig befannte Tatfuhe, baB bas off
sielfe @ngluno ebeelo tuie ieine gro-
BEN Maifen oem gbriiteut,tm frelnot
ia feinolidb geipproem iino. sieies
pont ensliiden 9arbinol 5insfep &C.
oeefte @eitdnonis lahet: ,,9ie &C.
9nnoerts gingt nasb Ger 5af,,lariiation
Id)idtlide 8etpegung bes lesten Sabr-
nuieres ioaiale,t lnb politiihen ae-
bens bin. 9ie 9elueenng ,,nierer
3eit perfolete oie gntbriItlid,tna ut
fenes 2ebens uno linIerer Gife,1tlidel..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-19

ringer, ben @eiit IN Sen fatboliiden
Sbulen beu in ben religionsloien
nt0glid]it auangleiden. @abricheiltr
lid) miiilen mir erlt ipieoer bltrd eit
&riegs- 1tno ionitiees Glenn refor=
ntiert tperoe,1. @anoeru iollen mir
inns aber 1lidt, ipenn @ott einnal nit
eilernen1 8eien aa SEN moberHelr Sir
lefan5 allsfebrt, nit bem inter fatbo<
lildes S6ulleben be,tte: belaItet, Inn
nidlt al iaaen, bergiftet lit. W.. i -.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-19
@sittipods, Sen 10. Nobem6er fs4i

9insem iis,o oieie:: ,SootbaIl Naap
Danee,, .Mnnnal Commerce Dance'.
.Hrep Sop ,llm. Mir graat bor bic
fer oast8en aftipifat. gyeroe 1neinen
Colin ipobl bieIes Sabr nidt 1nebr
abbalten f6nne,t, es iei ben,t irb tuil
mid, .b6n Der gaif5en Safnltat als
riiditaioiaer gidfopf anieben Iaiien.
gyas raaden2 9aB fatboliId)e Shat-s
len eit,em IoIde 9robleine aaifgeben
ipiir6ei, bate id) ME geoadt."
S5ier elm aatoerer San. Gelnnlt oa
fiir5Iid elm tiiebtiger fatbolifber
Rat,ifs sa mir uuo flast, oab iein
aa,.8es ebesesm TO ib0nes Sa,milien-
leben nun Satrdeh,anoer geraten fei,
baoa.rd, baB feline iiebsebniabrise>
9odter NIT einent Ridtfat9olifen eia
Berbaitnis babe, oas, tuie idb fiiasr
lid aufdllig erfabren babe, idon s,t
elmer feftess, al1erbiHss gebeiu,en Ser
Iebs,na geoiehen ift. Nsit oer ebes
mails 10 brapen Sodter iei es' ,s,s,n
eim Grei,S ,.aS cine ftinbige Gorge
fiir i'm ,,no feiae- Srau uaS eia
fblehtes BeiipieI fiir bie aa6ere,,
&ntoer. &c tpi1ie 1tidt nsebr, mas tua.
Sb ia nisbt bent Wdodem, eia,Hal
sp'reoen tooae. SD faste gu ltnh batte
balo oaraaif cine atpeHtiin6ige Inter
rebantg auein nit bem @adoden. Sic
ift offenbar fem idle6tes Mdodelt,
aber fie beita.rb altf ibren sfehte,
nit ibren fieb5ebn sssa6ren elm regeI
redtes 2iebesleben fiibren 5,t oiirfen,
obtuebl fie nod Elm Sabr Sodihule
tor iid) bat Mad alerbarrb Sim uno'
ser geitano fie, baB iebes Mdbdet
ibrer alaIie lire gatt5oaten nno sieb-
baber babe: 9a tonne iie bod nidt
fih auoers benebn1er nttb iid) oes-
balb bon itren MitIhiilerinnen Die
fefbalb idbief anieben laiien. 9ie be-
treffetloe SotbId,lle' lit cine BON be=
nen, bie oen 8onen Mariens, ber
nnbefleftelt sslmgfrau, trageu. sSeld
elm 8ioeriprud, iue1n niht ein 81
refter @oDn!
SD fonir febr tpoI einIeben, oab5
mon periudt, bieIe neltere gtidhlng
bontit SIT erfldrert, baB man bdol.rd
bic fatbolifde Sl1geno lsltter iie) bal=
ten uno iobiel als rt1glib genild)te
gben oerbinbern mill. S1 babe nidts
oagegen einaulpe,toe,t tpenn es itd
uan reiiere iarnee 2e,1te banoelt. Iber
eaats ltnreife' Sl,ngens bon Is lmo'
1G Sabren ipftematiid) a.f ailtoritar
tioes aontn,anoo sunt San5e treiben,
,.no baau ebenio iplte,natiid Maode,l-
oesielben Alters np1t fat6oliiden
9pdIbnlen ais San5partnern,ne,r
beranaraieben, lit fin ieoen, ser fd
1,ody etiDas gelnmben lato driltliben
5int betpabrt bat, 1,id,t MIR ein ltn>
finn, ianoern ein Bergeben ON Der
sSsusesso. 3,an Cell lit es and Die
Subt,. nsSelibit biele Sdiiler l,nb
6diilerinnen a,.5usiebe,t Die su fol-
dea 3ueeftanoniiien an be,t 3eit=
,tHe 8elteeiit fatboliiderieits treibt.
2este,1 @nbes tit es aber eine I'M
ebresbafte uno perraterifbe 2apitn-
latin, nor oeln ,nbriitliden @eilt
Mleroinss fno bie fatbolilden elz
tern gerabefpbieI fbulb baran als Sic
ssSnftit,,te, Die 10 oen ltnterihieb spiz
fcf,o,. fnth,Iii iehnt. ,t4,6 Efint4li liI,o,.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-19
SHfertsrierter &srs

utH gteIU JUtIer CeDuTueH etHe ges
nteingefGbrlihe M0roerbaaoe ur-
ihaolid gelnadt uoroen, pelhe 2e,tte
5,t ibren Spfern erforen, tpeld)e be-
trddtlid)e ACKNOWLEDGMENT bat.
ten, 1lnt iib Oieier 81 bentahtigen.
Sic faltbliitieen Moroe baben oliae.
Inleinen gbibe,t 1tno gntlesen erregt.
Inter oem 8efuautel zines ipphl-
ifIinaenoen Ramens orobt cine neue
Worobanoe in allen 5taaten oes
2a,toes SEN MenI1enmoro in ne,,er
profeiiionea> piiienidafttiher Sorm
ei',5ltfiibren. @s lit sic ,,@ltbana1ta
Soeietp Of Nn1eriea, ssncorporateo".
Dieie gercinigne Fat aun1 S3,ped.
ltubeilbare Batienten - lnenIdAihe
8eieu - ins Senleits su bef0raern
anf fommer5iellem @ege, lei es, sas
oer Satient es lpiinid}t ODER ba6 cine
meoiaintide ooer gefeBlide Iltpritat
.es anoronet. SSsn beioer SGllen iteift
Dies Elm Ber6reden nnr, bas III ieoeta
5ipilifiertea 2utoe aIs Wuro beItraft
ipiro
Sic iaubere Ror6seIeaidaft lot Die
Stirne, ben anglifaniIdeu 8em 6er
st. Bauls Gutbeorale in 2oubon als
anturitdt fir lire periperfliheu
3uede ataufiibren. 9ieier geiltia ut,-
sltrebnl.ngsfdbiae ,,@ottesmonn" bat
ln ieiner Sdti9feitslpbare cine
Sdlddtcrei eingerihtet lmo cine
auerifaniid)e @elenlhaft perlangt
BON amerifanii1en @eiitlid}en, 1ie
lollten HoSielbe tlu1 8enn ein mutt.
loIer ooer per5lueifelter Bforronge.
boriger ieinen Yultor ltnt Stat an.
Hebt, mag e5 Dortonlnelt, On6 Ser
lelbe Den Webaer unltatt SEN slr5t
ruft lut Sic slngele9eubeit naf, ser
nelten Sroluulg lno MetDooe 5lt er.
leOigcn. @etpib cine id)ouerli6c Nus.
lld)t fir eineu abmlngSloirn 9iotlu.
denoen. &or fltr5en bat sic @elt
lid entlebt iiber Sic SGtlng bon SrSrr.
ltnltiaelt lmo onocru luheilboren
&rnntcn I'M Eo5iltaot. 9(us Ser gait
5en Sclt Iiefeu Yroteite eiu l,uS
Erclle 1no 9toOio riigtcn oaS Moro-
uerfabren. @S mar Ser Nuhhrei oer
}lpililicrteu WcnlH6eit. s(u lolltelten
lpllroe IN Gnglano Sic barborilNe Wte-
tbooe pcrurteilt, iu England, 100 leit
etllhen sSabrert Sic Grtbonolier ibr
Worornipeicu aetriebeu.
Wie uerlid)ert miro, ioQen I'M Stoat
gtetp Oorf 1852 sfcr5te oieIelu 0iet,-
idennlprOipItcm ibre @ut6ciBlma ae.
geben bo6c,1. 9ll,S @obltitern ber
Wellid)beit lino lie Sdladtbpinen &c.
moroen
Nu6 unalanbliher tlinst Sic 8er-
iiderrnA oab cine naml,aite Reibe
proteitontiiher Yreoiger oieier gott.
lolen gelpe9ung lid angeidlohen BOT
uno in einer Betition sic 2egaliiie-
rlutg oieies Wenidemnorbes beiiie-
Ipertet bat - Elm entiesliher Sdanb-
fled fiir bas uGbriItent,m' bieier
,,@otteslnd,1ucr"!
Das @ebet @ottes: Du lotllt 1tid,t
totem! gilt aud beute nod ,uo
;, ,Mlroer SSncorporateo' lit ein bi.l-
n1elldreienoes 9erbredJen seae, @ott
uno Sic Wenfd)eu." (5o(eoeer
Catholic GGronicle)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-19

8or fttr5en1 mltroe au ltfer oes
grobtel1 8aiierreIerpoirs bes eon--
oes, in Sos @neeles, @alif., eiu
Monltn1ent 5irm @ebadtnis at
Migr. Sssobn s. Grotulep einen fa'
lifurnifden 8riefter, erridtet rmo
ber @aHerIee ,,Grotplep Safe ge.,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-19

Der 5oreu Mooeilldt
Sat lnander idon uerfl1ht;
G'rlm iei ou nidt eitel,
SSra9 intluer crit oen 9eltel
Der Stol5 bettelt 10 lmtt oils sic
9tot,
9ob. luiro er babel TO: leiht nibt
rot.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-17

1880 Ford Sports Roadster with
600:l6 tires and wheels. Take
it today for $95.
1882 Chevrolet Pickup, $65. Good
mechanically.
1888 Chevrolet Coach, $3.50.
"a Chevrolet Deluxe Cpe. $195
35 Chevrolet Master Deluxe
Coupe, S225.
So Plymouth Deluxe Coupe,
very clean and only $345.
1887 Plymouth Deluxe trunk Sc
dan, original gem green fin
iSh, $445.
1888 Plym. 4-dr. trunk sed., $3.50.
1889 Plym. Deluxe Sedan, orig
lnal aviator blue finish, radio,
$685..
1910 Plym. Deluxe trunk sedan,
orig. arriving grey, only $745.
III A AS BROS.
MOTOR COMPANY
DeSOtO - Plymouth - IntI.
Phone 125 ISL Main
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-17
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IMPERIAL.
Notice Of Time and Place Appointed
for Proving VIII and Hearing
Application for Letters
Testamentary
In the Matter Of the Estate Of
JULIA H. GRANT, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that a
petition for probate of the will of
JULIA H. GRANT, deceased, and for
the issuance to BERT P. HAST
INGS of letters testamentary, has
been filed in this court, and
that Friday the oath day OF
January, 1941, at o'clock pm.
of said day. at the courtroom, Dept.
2 of said court, in the City of Ell
Centro, County of Imperial, State
of California, has been set for the
hearing OF said petition, when and
where any person interested may
appear and contest the same. and
show cause, if any they have, why
said petition should not be granted.
as prayed for.
Dated January 6, 194l.
w. j. McCLELLAND,
County Clerk.
BY MAXINE CONSOLE,
Deputy Clerk.
(J8-19 incl.)
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-17
8 Wanted To Rent
Houses For Rent

FOR RENT to permanent people
4 bedroom house, furnished or
unfinished 665 Hell, Phone 900.
LIST
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-17
Aircraft Men Wanted!

DUE to aircraft plant expansions,
thousands of white. American
born men, 1885, wanted for air.
craft factories. Short training
enables you to qualify for good
paying jobs. viii help finance
you. See Mr.. Obert, California
hotel. 1-lS
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-17

Coupe, good condition
125.00. l HIP. motor & pump $500
Phone 1875, after pm. 8707Jl
l 81
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-17
10 Help Wanted

COFFEE Salesman, house to house.
premium plan. permanent job,
good pay. See Mr.. Wilson, Mayan
Hotel, p. m. only. q
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-17

FOR RENT = Furnished cottage,
575 Commercial Ave. l-20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Radio Serviee-I2th Street
Rodio. Short Wave

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sonabe1. Tyler Ash.
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ALL MAKES sERvIcED-Parts. labor
guaranteed: zi-houf service. Townsend
5000
REDFoED REFRIGERATION Service
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trict Rsdford 1893
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Shoe NeportHg-S. w. ouuo"B
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Motors Building; orthopedic repairing.
dyeing. Trinity 2-0t5s.
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ape. SUITE rebuilt. reupholstered. s27 so.
Belerest upholstering, 1909 Joy Road
Tyler 4-22i3
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CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate hstings
In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Roofing
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c a " ROOFING Company 50ss
roofing siding. eavestroughing; guaran-
ted Temple i-T2i7.
LEADING Roofing Siding company-com.
pleie. Reliable Reasonable. Service
Telephone wysndotie 2337.
ROOFING and SIDING years exper-
ience. Fitehsugli RO ing Company.
Redford sS22
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Piano Tuning
PLUMBING

KNIGHT PLATING company-Production
Plaza 1851.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Justice of Peace (Ecorse)

JUDGE ALGER Doc salliotte. 1927 Jeffer
son. vInewood i-7774. Residence, Vine
wood 2-0732
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
CieoninR Corpounds

APEX CHEMICAL Manufacturing corpor-
alton. tssye-ToiLl 545 East Hancock.
Temple l-2336.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Wearing Apparel

500 UNCLAIMED suits. overcoats. 5s3
up. high grade many pants. Dawson
Tailors 3 West Dawson az Woodward.
OPEN SUNDAY 1914. DAILY 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Refrigevotor Service

ANY PADIo repaired. satisfaction GUAR
ANTEED Short wave specialists. Day
night Fitzroy 0S13.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Storm Sash
STORM SASH

BUY direct from MANUFACTURER. 2sx
IS. Si55 Cash-Carry. l513-i5 Spring
wells VTNEWOOp 1850.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Music Lessons
Optometrists. Orthoptie Treatments

A. C.-h. r. BUNGE. optometrists. z4Vs
MI Elliott (vemOrJ. Lenses prescribed
Fitzroy oo5s.
READ Times Want Ads for proht--uss
mem for resultsl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23

Il. 90 REPAIRS in-home: free estimates
vacuum. washers, sewing machines.
central Washer COMPANY Ienox $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Sign Business

UNITED OUTDOOR Advertising Company.
1854 John r Estate Fair). Telephone
Townsend 7-4l5e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Plumbing and Heating

EWERs CLEANED Electrically; No Dig.
ging. NO REsULTs-No PAY. Tenn
pie 1884
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Shoe Repairing-yohn r.

LAMBERT SHOE Repair service-I2i
John r broadway. expert workman
ship. Cherry O5l2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

N g0BT, pudey and usually bruised Oscar medard Raes
"a t2499 East 9Hter drive KNOWS more amour the
" performance Of army trucks than any other man IN
he United States.
Born in France and nickhamad -"FFaHehieJn Ha6s rs
officially titled The chief experimental engineer Of me
DODGE Truck Division OF the Chryser Corporation
Actually, he has one iob-breaking up army trucks
task he performs with unlimited enthusiasm and
touch OF sboWmanshIp
TO accomplish his purpose he has devised series
n tesis on proying grounds beside the Dodge plant
which include racing trucks up a as degree grade Wal'
lowing them through mud and water three feet deep anu
crashing them through brush and into small trees
For nearly two years now Erenchie has been smash
ing army trucks on his proving grounds like ka "iih
an nexhaustibe supply OF Christmas toys bui IKE
skillad craftsman he takes real pride in his work
IN his latest work. done before group OF nearly
1000 Chrysler dealers, Frenche broke wheel on hs
Ton army "eommand car while blowing through mud and
wafer,
Ne was delighted with his performance.
IN Che past two years Frenchie has visited 81 army
camps driven army trucks from coast 10 coast demon
sirated his "peis" 70 thousands OF army officers and
attended all The large maneMers,
The only diseouraging factor IN Frenchss Work IS
that IL is becoming increasingly difficult TO bust EN- up
Largely because Of his rough riding the SAL mode
army truck is heavier more powerful and even bette
riding than the proceeding models.
Again largely thanks 10 him. "neW and greater
United States Army truck being developed for the gov
eminent by The Dodge company and is now IN the testing
stage. ...., 49,.
Frenchie's only warning to prospective truck drN'
ers is 10 keep the wheels Of their car on the ground
nYou can't get any place in the air." he declares
And f-you do II more than 500 times you might break
the axle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-12

Starting down the hilI-his
Job is to break up the truck
il he can. He tries il with
unlimited enthusiasm and a
touch OF shoWmanshlp.