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Trade Schools-Male


A MARRIED MANIAC IS 70 40 for
established coffee routes salary while
training and SIS salary commission and
bonus when on your own route We furnish
car and all expenses See n. v Kruger,
Cook Conee Company. s430 Hamilton.
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Situations Wanfsd-Mais

LEATHER and findings, clerk; lifetime ex
perience. age 40 out OF town. Address
Box 6O32 Detroit Times.
MECHANIC fabrication man. coloreo
Gasoline station: tools, extensive ca
pefience Temple 2-sQis
TOOLMAkER. reader job shop eNperi'
ence tools gauges, fixtures machinery
Arlington 6S7a
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Special Notices
DECENTRALIZATION

Insurance now available for entire family
al low rates. including surgeons bills.
Covers operations and sickness and ac-
cident from any cause Carries 81 900
death benefit. wage reimbursement optional
Write Box 36. 1915 Book Bids, Detroit.
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Dancing Instructions
Lumber, Building Materials

BUY Now-REATING PLANT
CONSUMERS 1920 JOS, CAhPAu
BRIGGS QUALITY GARAGES Built Ac-
cording 10 Requirements, Hogarh tifl.
COTTAGE - 4-room. bath. 24x2U. sos.
state Lumber, 2O0ii John r. TO, s-l206.
-FOUR r.is., bath. insulated, 5000; inc. lot.
E-z terms. John r.. Lumber. r. o. $3.50.
oNF-cAR garage, 12xis. s64.5 so Fillmore
Lumber 9is r. 7-Mlle Rd. To s-Ii25.
PoRCHEs. SKIS with labor. S1e5. Public
Lumber eis r Mile Rd. TO. s-7i25.
SMITH-ORR co.
ROOFING. ASPHALT SHINGLES
LADDERS. ASBESTOS SIDING. LUMBER
MfTLWORK SHEET METAL SUPPLIES
WHOLESALERS
ACRES OF BUILDERS SUPPLIES
1851 W. WARREN Phone OREGON o700
SCREENS - SCREENS
ALL SIZES-ALL PRICES
r. ct1RRfER 1901 MILITARY
2ix22 Home Built. Sfe5 Grand River
Lumber. coufens and Telegraph Roads
'2-cAR GARAGE. Si95 a. s. House
wrecking. 1895 Deouindre.
e-shR GARAGE. Sl72 30, ERECTED
1892 Wy1ming no ID
GROOM CoTTNGE WE FINANCE
WEEKS LUMBER. $500 y DAWSON
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Death notlfes

iIrsfTT-Mnse A, died August Z, 1871. m
Ia. Anreles California beloved husband
OF Hattie. dear father ~ Harold
CharIes NJ Mrs Ruth Heyman grand
father OF ) grandchildren. Notice OF iunefhi
later.
RoBERTs Joseph Runingion' sge %
Aur a ia4r. 81 2t7s Atkinson, husband
Of CYNTHIA and father Of Thomas. Remains
ai Cooper Brothers mortusry. Mach AZ
Garland Services from 81, Psuls Csthe
dral Woodward avenue a. Hancock al .
? N. Friday. August y
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Dine and Dance

PARKslDE BAR E Warren Dickerson
Chicken in the Rough. soc. LIZ 6T47.
SCENIC INN-Dning. dancing foot
shows, Grove Johnstons orchestra. 2237
South Fort.
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Bus Transportation
Moving, Storage, Carriage

A SAVINGS up TO 50ee under present long
distance tariff low set-off storage rates
43f East wills Temple l-f77s
ATLANTIC PADDED VANs-.Low rates,
free estimates. insured. careful Town
send S-5s05
JACKS Expressing-Light MOVING bae
gage. soc up. Ss7 Temple Randolph
sO59
.PACIFfC-S2 So 81 hourly baggage odd
Bonded insured Randolph 1888.
SUBURBAN VAN LINES. INC
Wanted loads 10 or from Michigan, ONO.
Indiana. Illinois. Pittsburgh. New YORK,
Boston. low tar0. local moving storage
insured carriers Members Independent
Movers Warehouse Men Association 1880
Van Dyke DIVE $50
VIRLFY COULTER Moving expressing
trucking reasonable. Cadillac 2lls
nights Fitzroy 4l39
WINNER MOVING Local, long distaace
reliable insured 1889 quincy untver-
sity 2-66j0.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listings
In the big Sunday Times Want Al
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~; x@,0 ',|f,i :Seh1cp DEzec26W
- BUYERS GUIDE

ACETyLENE-ONyGEN DELIVERIES
SMITH Welding supply Equipment. 1900
Twelfth Complete welding equipment.
Temple l73O0
ADVERTISING DISPLAYS
CARLSON sTUDIOs-Advertising displays,
posters 1909 Brush street. Telephone
Randolph Ola
ALL TYPES OF MACHINE WORK
EDWIN TOoL-Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES;
experimental work: jiggs. fixtures. Trim
lty 1920
ATTENTION USED CAR DEALERS.
TIRES
ATTENTION USED car dealers Tires
wholesale. Revere Tire Service. Vine"ood
l-2440.
ATTICs REMODELED
.LYNcH's woodshop. combination doors,
storm windows, repairing. 1883 Philp'
Tuxedo 29s6l.
AUTO SEAT COVERS
HARDY CROCKER Products specializ-
ing custom work 1850 West Vernon high
way. Lafayette O130.
AUTO PARTs--NEw AND USED
BEST Auto Supply Company--Tires 500x20.
5OOxiq 81. 80 537 East Garfield.
GRAND scHAEFER Auto Parts-Complete
line. 1885 Grand River tSehsefer).
Vermont 1888.
BARBER suPPLIEs-COMPLET LINE
lRAZoRs, shears. clippers mssssgers. nip.
pers. strops lather brushes Vonlers SllI
Grstiot -I
BEAUTY SHOP
AIR PORT sALoN-scalp treatments,
Zoto-"Nu Ray permanents. sl0o Van
Dyke Plaza O343.
CONRAD NORTH END sALoN-Marcel.
|. ing. Anger waving, manicuring. sJ4l
| Brush. Trinity l-2Oss.
EWES BEAUTY shop QUAR- permanents.
2OO32 Ecorse road pelham. Arlington
22O4 -
FREN LIE Beauty Salon. Gabrielleen
permanents. machine machineless. lolz2
Wyoming Hogsrth ITO
iGRAYsToNE BEAUTY Salon Machine,
less Permanents. Hairstyling 4Zol
Woodward (Csnfield). Temple l-552O
HAIRPIN BEAUTY shop Gsbrieleen per
manents hairstyling. 1926 Oakland'
Belmont. Townsend SCOTT.
HOWARD BEAUTY sHoP-Gahrieleen
Eugene permanents 1919 Second IBeth-
lumel. Madison 1872.
JANET BEAUTY shop--Croquinole mar
ceiling. STYLING. 1881 Russell tHolbrook)'
Madison 9iS6.
MARIE GEsT Beauty studio. M Ray
Shelton Permanents. 473l Trumhul
Temple s27a
PERRY sHOPPEs Harriet Perry; re-
ducing cabinets! 1920 West Warren.
Tyler 5-5i5l.
lRtIRFF. DEE Beauty Salon Specializing
individualiZed permanents hair NNhns
IONA Whittier. Arlington 6f24.
IsAILY's sALoN-Paurs Hairstyling' Ri
ling KooleraVe Permanents. 1874 Dexter.
! Tyler f-s6l2
SIMPSONS beauty SHoP-Permanents
/ hsirstyling, tinting. i654s Plymouth Cup
stairsl. Vermont 5-025o
sAN-IvoR SALON Norma sanderson) -
Hatrstylng, pernanen,s. 12947 Plymouth
/ (sorrentol HoEarth 4730
lTFFFFRROA BROTHERS, BEAUTY SA-
! Specializing scalp treatments. s532
Russell Trinity 2-SS7i
| .....ru uAuuEn SHOP
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KODAKS movie cameras Will sell, buy
exchange Acme Camera IA, 5l1 shelby
SHADES-Custom made. also Venitian
blinds repairing, cleaning, repainilng
Tyler 4-504i
S6 ROLL-AWAY beds So s5. grass seed
&c ID Dawson Unclaimed Freight Stores
1887 Livernois, 2739 r. Dawson 1884
Grand River, iti40 Mack
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~ Goddess OF the dawn.
30 Melancholy
32-Srirnce 81 language.
3f-Cf0ne
2g- Diminutive Of Albeu-
3T-Anchofed
as-passionais devutee
90 Mediterranean island
si-Tpou
l8-Mystic ejaculation,
f5-,-Reyerberate
"a Constellation ih-lW fhlg qHlttss
a. Mineral spring. a. strike gently
sg-Tennis term jo-flnish
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Answer 10 yesterdays puzzle.

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BEAUTY. BARRIER SHOP

AMERICAN GIRL sALoN-Nu Raw, Ca
hrieleen permanents. s2l4 Mlchiesi
G.onyol. Cedar l2f2
BONNY ANN Salon. $500 Permansnts
special So 50. 962 East seven-Mhe
Townsend 6-93TO.
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sRIck. CEMENT, sTUCCo

CEMENTlNG-An KINDS porches. has
ments repairing workmanship guara
fsed reasona BILE. ITinitY l-ie63
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Employment Agencies

Al OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
s20-2i-22 TRANSPORTATION BLDG.
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SIMPSONS BEAUTY sHoP-Permsnents
hairstyling tinting. i654s Plymouth cup
stairs Vermont 5-0250
sAN-IvoR SALON Norma sanderson) =
Hatrstyling, pernanents. l2947 Plymouth
(sorrentol Hogarth 4730
TEFFERROA BROTHERS. BEAUTY 50.
LON specializing scalp treatments. b531
Russell Trinity 2-Ss7i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-19
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

The game OF bowling perhaps
grew out of the old Dutch game Of
nine pins. If that be the case, there
has been a change in the number
of pins to be knocked down.
Ten pins, instead of nine, are to
be knocked down in the standard
game of bowling on alleys. In nine
pins, the pins were set up so they
made a figure of diamond shape.
The 10 pins, on the other hand, are
set up In a triangle.
In the English game of bowls the
players get along without any pins
at all! They bowl outdoors on fiat
spaces known as bowling greens.
Great care Is taken in making the
greens level. The cost Of preparing
one of them often amounts to from
81 500 to $4,000 in our money.
At the beginning Of a game Of
lawn bowls, a small ball made Of
china is rolled out. That little ball
Is known as "the jack"
Usually there are two teams, each
with four players. Each player
rolls two balls toward the jack. This
means that 16 balls will be bowled
before a count Is made.
The bowl, or wood" is not quite
round. One side is more oval than
round, and this makes it travel in a
curve. The curving is important,
since With 1t a ball can be boWled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-19
Winning Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.
Bridoe SwindIes-No. II


throw away golden opportunities be-
cause they fail to employ sacrifice
tactics. If the opponents have bid a
game which they can make, they
stand to gain about 500 points (the
average value Of a game) unless you
do something about it. Most Of the
time you can't do much about it, but
sometimes you can deliberately over
bid, expecting to be set less than 500
points worth If the opponents double
your overbid.
There is a twofold advantage in
such sacrifice bidding. The princi-
pal advantage Is that, If your bid is
well chosen. you will lose less by be-
ing set than by letting the opponents
play the hand. The other advan-
tage Is that sometimes the oppo-
nents continue the bidding instead
OF doubling you; and then they may
find themselves up too high and los
Ing points instead Of gaining them.
For example:
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
A654
V9732
GAS
4 10e72
AKJ1os7s AAos2
ok wv, V108
o103 nJ987,
&AK85 &643
0AQJe54
HKQ642
1QJ
The bidding:
South. West. North. East.
10 IA 20 "a
~ a. Pass Pass
50 Pass Pass Pass
When West bid four spades it
wasn't because he felt sure of making
that contract, but because he feared
South could make four hearts.
South wasn't quite sure he could
defeat four spades and hoped to
make five hearts, hence he continued
the bidding instead of doubling
Thus Vests sacrifice bid was type
OF "swindle," driving South from an
easy contract to one which was easy
to lose.
AS it happened, South could have
made five hearts If he had guessed
that West had the singleton king of
hearts. but playing swindle steered
him away from that guess. West
opened the king of clubs, continued
with the ace, and then shifted to
spades. South ruffed and led to the
diamond ace in order to lead trump
from dummy. On the trump, East
played the ten of hearts. This play
created the impression that East
had either no more trumps or only
the king left Acting on this i'm
preston, South took the finesse and
lost his contract.
Yesterday you were Merwin NAL
er's partner with part-score of go
and, with both sides vulnerable, you
held:
AXIS
VKJ53
oAJ1O
&J1096
The bidding:
Maier Schenken You Jacoby
il Pass INT Pass
40 Pass CD
Answer-Bid three hearts. 1t Is
now too unlikely that the opponents
will step into the bidding. SO you
must abandon your original plan of
trapping them. This raise Is a mild
slam invitation and indicates that
you had a really fine hand despite
your weak response.
Score 100 per cent for three
hearts, 10 per cent for four hearts,
20 per cent for pass.
Question No. 947.
Today you hold the same hand
and the bidding continues:
Maier Schenken You Jacoby
"a Pass INT Pass
20 Pass 80 Pass
- Pass co
What do you bid? .(Answer to-
morrow
CReleased BY the Bell Syndicate. Tnc)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-19
Take My Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Coupon

Despite the emphasis this column
has placed on KOO-pon as the only
correct pronunciation of the word
COUPON, many readers continue to
inquire If "KEW-pon" isn't also cor
rect. So, let's have Rhymogram
to the tune of "A Thousand Times
MOI"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-19
My Answer

No! No! A thousand times NO!
Brides cannot purchase my yesses.
No! No! A thousand times NO!
I'd rather die than say ''yes!"
KEW is quite proper in Kewpie;
Also in Cuba, It's true.
Coupon is spelled c, o, u, p
One never starts it: C, u.
If I should recommend "KEW-pon,' ~
Readers would do more than frown
They'd tell the world there's a
feud on,
Shouting, Lets blow the man
down"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-19

professional writer's. Don't delay: supply
is limited. Send a stamped Scent, self
addressed envelope to Frank Colby, in
SHS s H. PamphI.t. Reouest. cannot
be filled unless self-addressed envelope
bears Scent stamp.
released by The Bell Syndicate, 1nc)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-19

Remove letter from
the word from which removed
correctly elephants in this business
Answer Yesterdays LETTER-OUT.
Letter-Out
MANLIER-REMAIN
you'll n them.
sUNMERITED-REUNITED drought again.
90 POTTERY-PRETTY (pleasing appearance.
(N) HANDLER-HERAID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-19
Answer to Yesterdays Puzzle
More About BOWLING

without too much strain, and the
scores are based on skill.
In standard bowling a player, at
each turn, has two balls which he
rolls along an alley. If possible he
knocks all 10 pins down with one
ball, in which case he has a strike"
A strike will give him two more
turns in which he can make extra
points.
If player kept making one strike
after another, and never missing, he
would meke the perfect score" of
300 points in the game. Expert
players can do that now and then,
but 1t Is q very hard task.
In looking over official records of
bowling contests, we find that Mil
waukee players stand out in "all-
time records" Many other cities
have remarkable bowlers, but Mil
waukee has more kinds of bowling
records than any other.
Cor General Interest section of your
scrapbook)
II you want q free copy Of the
illustrated leafiet on the Seven
Wonders Of the World" send me
a Scent stamped, self addressed
envelope In care Of The Evening
Star.
n~eA Ra1
Tomorrow: A Little Saturday Talk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-19

No! No! A thousand times NO!
They'll never snatch out my tresses.
No! No! A thousand times NO!
I'd rather die than say "yes!'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-19
Curtain Call

The spotlight on RUDY VALLEE,
one of radios most accomplished
masters of ceremonies. The lik-
ableness and modesty of this great
Snowman are reflected in his pleas
ing and unaffected delivery. His
speech pattern is as genuinely
American as he himself is. Not only
does he choose his words skillfully
he knows also how to pronounce
them in accordance with best Ameri-
can usage. Take bow, Rudy
Vallee, and success to you always!
Shall-Will and Should-WouId are
among Erammar's chief troublemakers.
But these pesky auxiliaries will bother
you no Longer if you send for my free
pamphlet that gives = simple but &C.
cially helpful for teachers, students,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-19
Rhym-o-Grom

From Roanoke comes a letter,
Signed by a reader named Bill,
Saying that "KEW-pon" sounds
better
Than KOO-pon, and it always will.
He writes: Your duty is clear, sir
Tell all your readers that KEW"
Now is correct, and, my dear sir,
Well name q college for you'll"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-08-14
Notice OF Sale Of Land In Ashe County, For 1910 Taxes

/, j. E. Roland, Sheriff and
Tax Collector Ashe County,
under and by virtue of power
vested in me, in accordance
with law and by order of the
Ashe County Commissioners,
will at 1 o'clock P. Nj. on Mon
day, Sept. 1, 1941, sell to the
highest bidder for cash the
following lands for the default
of taxes for 1910.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-08-14
CrestOn

J. D. Bledsoe, 81 acres Il.
Buffalo Lumber Co., 513 &C. 8.
Recebba Canter, 100 acres 10.
John Cox, Is acres z
Hattie Carpenter, 81 acres II.
I. w. Church, 40 acres 9.
r. J. Eastridge, 14O acres y.
Edwards Lumber Co., Mfg. Il.
w. M. Eldreth, 249 6O.
J. L. Eldreth, 233 acres 70.
Spencer Eldreth, 116 acres IA.
Cora Eldreth, IL ga &C. l.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-08-14
Old Fields

J. E.. Burlson, Heirs, Min. 1905
D. H. Campbell, SO &C. 2O.52
Thos. J. Campbell, 81 ga acres
2.98
w. L. Campbell, II acres 4.38
D. F. Cole, II lots 4.2O
James Edwards, 2 acres sos
Mrs. w. c. Edwards, Al &C. 600
w. T. Gentry, 80 acres 400
Worth Gentry, 2 acres 1852
Annie Gentry Heirs, 8 &C. ITO
Herman j. Gentry, 1913 &C. 20.34
r. T. Goodman, AZ acres 6.48
Jacob w. Goodman, % &C. 6.04
M. A. Goodman, So acres ZOO
Joe Goodman, rs acres 6.98
Vance Goodman, rs acres 6.98
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-08-14
Chestnut Hill

Tom Absher, 3 IL acres 2-98
c. G. Baldwin, 38 acres 800
Murel Bare, 81 acres 11.66
Callie Blevins, 1875 acres 9.76
Walter Blevins 35 1-2 &C. 40
w. w. Brown, 10 acres 11.12
Jas. Burchette, Est, 81 &C. 2.48
H. M. Coward, SO acres 23.74
j. w. Cox, 90 acres 1884
Troy Douglas, Is acres 6.58
G. E. Gambill, Is acres $50
Robert Gambill, q acres 1904
John E. Gambill, 70 IL &C. Alb
Mrs. w. T. Gambill, 173 &C. 1888
Arson Hurley, As acres $3.50
Lee Jones, 10 acres 9.58
F. M. Jones & Co., As &C. 1872
j. W.. r. Kernoodle, Is &C. 400
Richard Lane, Is acres 1.33
R. L. Little, So acres 652
T. K. Miller, IS acres SOC
Everette Moore, "a acres GA
George Osborne, Al acres 4.28
Maude Perkins; 20 acres $50
Ruth Phipps, 6 acres 1.54
Rosco Phipps, 80 acres SIG
R. F. Pierce, 80 acres 1890
A. T. Pugh, Is acres 1.22
F. M. Reeves. ~ IL &C 9.62
Maude Richardson, Is &C. 1.34
J. E. Sturgill, 103 acres 1858
r. N. Sturgill, 35 acres 5.66
John L. Vaught, So acres 6.84
J. H. Waddell, Is acres 1.78
Mrs. Mamie Weaver, acres 1.O2
w. c. Wyatt, Is acres SOP
Martha Hamilton (col) 40 acres
.-.s-s 1924
S. B. Long (col.) 40 &C. 3.24
Ed Long (col), 40 &C. 3.24
Sam Mcmillan (col.), SO &C.
4.5O
Fred Mcmillan (coD, % &C. 6.18
Delan Mcmillan (col.), so &C. 5.14
Joe Mcmillan, 81 IL &C. 5.26
Mrs. Jessie Reeves, 70 acres 1.54
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-08-14
HeltOn

Mrs. r. F. Blevins, 38 &C. 3.82
:Fieldon Davis, Decd, 10 &C. liz
r. L. Dolinger, 3 acres l.08
Mrs. r. L. Dolinger,> 13 Ia acres
2.O4
Mrs. Maston Duvall, IA &C. 1.06
c. E. Griffitts. 81 acres 7,82
w. A. Hurley, Decd, 40 &C. 3.27
J. w. Jones, 81 IL &C. 1856
John Jones, acre 29o
T. C. Mcclure, 90 IL &C. 4.43
Reynolds Min. Co., Min. 1854
A. D. Reynolds & Barker, Min.
58.95
Toe Sheets Heirs. Is acres 1923
Isom Sturgill, SO acres 22.40
w. M. Spencer, 40 ga acres 9.62
Nelson FISHERMAN, SIS acres IT'S
Edison Waddell, 81 acres 22.O0
Matilda Waddell, 95 1-3 &C. 1888
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-08-14

Ham Williams, IA &C.
Minnie Wyatt, 10 acres
L. E. Weaver, 80 acres
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05

measures TO help the muscles
regain their power. The idea
that Miss Kenny has introduced
is the early use of the muscles
by the patient himself.
Further reports on this en-
couraging method will certainly
be watched with interest.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
j. III. R.:-'Ts there anything
known which will stop or lessen
the attack OF asthma when II
comes:"
Answer: Yes. Many drugs
will relieve asthma. the best
thing being adrenalin and
ephedrine.
+. P: - please tell me
through your column II II Is
dangerous To pull child's hair
for punishment ."
Answer: Yes. This is a cruel
form of punishment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
Daily Quiz

THE Declaration Of Independ-
ence stated itself 10 be
unanimous declaration Of the
- states. How many OF the
colonies had actually voted II
into effect on July 4. l776?
2-The national parks Of the
United States offer wide
variety Of scenic splendors.
How many such parks are
there in all?
Troops from the TransVAal
have been employed by the
British in Ethiopia. Where is
their homeland?
i-One OF these men was the
Mamaluke chieftain who At
tempted 10 secure independence
for Egypt: Ali Baba. Ali Pasha,
Ali Bey. Which was he?
lis there a difference between
soaring and gliding?
,-On a per capita basis. can you
name the city that leads all
other large cities Of the world
in its number Of telephones?
THE greatest losses sustained
by both sides in the Civil War
were at; Gettysburg, Atlanta,
Bull Run?
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-05
Boston Council
Puts Clamps on
VNise(tionists
Special TO THE DETROIT TINES

BOSTON. Aug. BY a vote OF
IA to 3. the Boston City Council
gave final approval TO the So
called anti-vivisection order intro
duced July Il, by Councillors Will
liam +. Hurley and James T.
Goode.
The order which the councillors
said was suggested by articles
written by William Randolph
Hearst. prohibits the sale, gift or
transportation in Boston of ami
mails for purposes of vivisection,
except TO officials or executives OF
proper medical institutions. and
then only with the authority OF
the police commissioner.
Commenting on the order, Hur-
ley said:
This will definitely rid the
city OF groups Of INSCRIPTIONS
persons who for years have been
stealing pet dogs and cats and
selling them TO persons who ex-
pertinent on live animals. At the
aame time n will not interfere
with the functions Of the proper
medical authorities"
The order awaits the signature
Of Mayor Maurice J. Tobin. who Is
In Quebec on a vacation, and who
Is expected 10 sign il.