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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-03
Stupid to Suffer from Piles

Stupid to Suffer from Piles
 Having suffered a good deal from piles over a period of twenty years. I am naturally curious to know what you mean by saying 1t is stupid" to have such trouble. CT. A. F) {
 Answer-Send stamped envelope bearing your address, and ask for pamphlet on piles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-03
Modern Menus
FISH CHOWDER MAKES APPETIZING MEALS N=A=DISH
MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX
NEA Service staff Writer

NEA Service Staff Writer
 Fish chowders have an honorable tradition in this country. They pro- vide fine flavor, high grade nutri- tion and meals ls-in-a-dish for little money, and less kitchen labor. Therefore, they belong in the pri- vate cook book of women determin- ed to keep their food standards high despite budget restrictions.
 With a slightly Spanish Amer ican accent comes this recipe:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-03

strained fish stock. Cover and simmer without stirring until gO-
 tatoes and fish are tender. Then
 add scalded milk, butter and sea- soning to taste. Bring to boil and
 serve at once. Break pilot biscuit into clloWder.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-03
Of Interest to Women

Have you Q household problem to solve? Write your question clearly, sign your name and au- dress, enclose three cent psstage stamp and mail to The WOmAn's Editor, Washington Service Bu- reau, The Democrat, 1913 18th Street, Washington. D. C., for . personal reply.
 o. What is caviar and how is 1t prepared?
 A. It Is the salted roe of the stur- geon or some other fish. It is pre-. pared by washing the roe with salt water, leaving 1t in tnC brine for some time, pressing it, treating It again with salt water, passing 1t through a hair sieve, and finally packing it in salt.
 c. Which part of the turkey has the most meat on 1t?
 A. Most people would choose leg as the meatiest part, but the breasts really have more meat. The breast meat of high quality, dressed tur- key constitutes almost one fifth of the whole bird. The chief thing to look for in choosing 8 dressed tur- key is broad meaty breast.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-01-03
ANx ARE Dz.FEGE GRADUATES

Other prominent members of the afb and corps are Genevieve For e HeETick; Frances Parkinson eges. author of half Q dozen best .lsrs: 1nez Robb; Ruth Finney;
La gaceta., 1941-04-21

los Paceres, Rafael Noriega,
Manuel Llera, Luisa Fernandez
Dorothy Diaz, DR.. NJ r. Win.
on, Dr., Carlos Barbas y Sra,
f-dro Ramirez Moya; Pablo
Gonzalez y Andres Garrido, de
la Logia Francisco Ferrer y
GJar0ia, Y Sras.; Daniel Ca
mos, Casimiro Cadrecha y Sra,
Baldomero Fernandez Diaz, j.
Sc Fernandez Cruz, Rogelio L6-
PEI, Nelson Zambito, Maxine A
lonso, Jose Perez, Marcelino Pu-
nal, Ignacio Carrera y Sra, A
nita Velarde, Hilda Mira, Auro-
"a Fernandez, Frank Ciocare-
Ito y Sra, Jose Martinez (Gaso-
lina), Constantine Lopez y Sra +,
Armando Martinez, CONSTANT
no Lopez Y Sra, AL Echevarria
Y Sra, J. D. Garcia Johnny Cor
ces, Asuncion H. Olardibe, Ma.
ALA Garcia, Julian del Barrio
V Sra. Vicente Mayo y Sra, Be
nigno Garcia V Sra, Maria Mis-
tretta: Ruben Fabelo, Cronist'
Social de ia Traducci6n-Pren-
sa", y Sra; Joe Pardo Y Sra,
Joe Pardo, jr., y Sra, Pedro
Martinez y Sra, Piedad Acosta
Antonio Pizzo, Josefina Acosta.
3. M. Balbontin, Jose Martinez,
nresidente de la Junta de Cultu-
ra.
Huberto Monies de 0ca Y Sra,
Mariana Sanchez, Rene lamar
20 Y Sra. Jerry Granda Y Sra,
Aurelio Prado y Sra, Angelo
Spicola Y Sra, Ricardo Mendo-
"a Y Sra, Tomas Alvarez y Sra,
Alicia Virelle, Aurelio Garcia y
Sra, Alvaro Allepuz, Tony Fer
nandez, Lydia Fraga, Aurora
Perez, Angel Miyares, Alberto
Tintera y Sra, Jose Orgaz Y
Sra, Mike Caruso, Grace Place
res, Grace Valdes, Bob Galiano
y Sra, Arturo Vargas y Sra, In
dalecio Llama, Lucy Ares, Enri-
que Abad y Sra, Manuel Tuero,
Johnny Fernandez y Sra, Hen
ry Gonzalez y Sra, Vicente Leo
ne y Sra, Benito Blanco, Balbi-
ma Fernandez, c. Mendez, Ju-
La gaceta., 1941-04-21
NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

Entire los ALI presentes publ
mos anotar: Ramon Fernandez
y Sra. JESUS Alberdi, Manuel
Fernandez (Parruca) Y su ia
milia; Angel de la Riva y Sra. ;
Tony Blanco; Jose A. Gonzalez
p~residente del Centre Asturiano
Y Sra; Manuel Alfonso, @ Vice
presidente del Centre Asturianc
v Sra; DR.. NJ. r. Winton Y es-
rosa; DR., Santiago Paniello Y 81
nora; DR.. A. Martorell Y Sra. !;
Mr. j. Mannin, del Department
to de Immigration y Sra; Coro-
mel H. H. Young Y Sra; Srta
Frances Young, hija del coronel
Young; Arsenic Velarde y Sra p,
Violeta Velarde, Frank Camel
la, Antonio Jim6nez, Jose Es-
t1a, John PachecO, Segundo
Vior, Sergio Berdeal y Sra; Viz
toriano Manteiga, director de es
ia publication; Frank Alvarez.
Alfredo Alvarez y Sra, jose
Diaz y Sra, Cuco Rubio y Sra,
Richard Casanuaya y Sra, Ri =
chard Vergara Y Sra, Ramon j.
Alvarez, Edna Y Rafael Rubio.
Rosita Quintanilla, Frank de la
Grana, Severino Q~uintanilla, Jr
liza de la Parte, Luis R. Gonzalez
(Wimp).
Eddie Muniz y Sra, A. Gar
cfa, Antonio Lopez y Sra, Ma
nuel Garcia y Sra; Tony Girl
maldi, presidente de la Sociedad
S. NJ. S. Italia Nicolas Guerra,
Manuelita Fernandez, Cesar
Fernandez, Margarita Fernan-
dez, Socorro Alvarez, Benigna
Fernndez, Felix Case y Sra,
La gaceta., 1941-04-21

Lorenzo de Cos, Ramon Sampei
70 y Sra, f. A. Rivas y Sra. Al
berto Vald6s, Enrique lamar
20 Ramon Triana, Gilberto Fon
SEGA, Gustavo Corces y Sra, g.
Pejrero, Mateo Gomez, Manuel
Gomez, Leo Gutierrez, Charles
Sierra y Sra, Jose Torres, vi
eente Serras, Angelo Muley.
Henry Capello. Tony Di'Lo-
rerzc, John La Russo, j. Gala
no, Virginia Marchetta, ]. Mar
tinez; Jose Hevia, Vice Presi-
dente de la Secci6 nde Recrec
lei Centre Asturiano; Celesti-
no Fernandez. Presidente de la
Secci6n de Recreo del Centre As
turiano; Jose Alfonso y Sra, Car
La gaceta., 1941-04-21

Charlie Sierra, Jose Torres, So
ledad Gonzalez, Antonio Haya Y
Sra, Enrique Garcia, Gonzalo
Garcia, Benjamin Menendez Y
Sra, Alexandra Gonzalez, Ange-
lita Gonzalez, Sra. Gonzalez, Jo-
Sc Rodriguez, Pedro Villadonga
Violeta Rodriguez. Vicente Ca
pitano Y Sra, Manuel Alvarez
Zoe Perez V Sra, Jack Alfonso y
Sra, Rudy Carreno Y Sra, An
tonic Alvarez Y Sra, Felix A
Acosta Y Sra; Aristo PREF, pre-
sidente del Optimista Club.
Adolfo Muria, Manuel OterJ
v Sra, Ramon Otero; Anthony
Schleman Y Sra; Manuel Me-
nendez Y su ~prometida Srta. A
da del Barrio; Mariana Alva-
rez, A. Fernandez Y Sra, Lau-
rita Tejeiro, Daniel Pividal Y
Sra, Marcial Rosales y Sra, Ra
mon Menendez Y Sra, Sam Ro-
sales y Sra, Armando Martf-
nez, Nick c. Nuccio, Paul Alvl
req, Burdie White, Cuco Loren
20, Rafael Godinet, Pepin Esca-
lante; Francisco Garcia, presi-
dente del Cfrculo Cubano, Y es
posa; Oscar Cuevo vice presi
dente del CirculO Cubano, Y Sra
Luis Sanchez, Manuel G. Tala-
vera. Alberto Fonseca. Amman
do Canal, Luis Colado, Leopoldo
Camacho, Oscal Mijares, Srta
Luisa Mijares, Manuel Castro
Ramon Pi.
Angel Alfonso, Casimiro Ro-
drfguez, Jose M. Garcia, Carlos
Torrens y Sra, Maria Lopez, D.
Giles, Antonio Wales, Benigno
Lopez, Jose C~apitano, jesse Pi.
tisci, Nick Colmenares Y Sra,
Jose R. Colmenares, Angelina
Perez, Alfredo Gonzalez y fami-
liza; la bella sehorita Lolita La
do; Tomas Perez Irma Vazquez,
Rail Vega, Peggy Hison; Dick
Greco, Presidente de la Camara
de Concrete de Ybor; Alberto
D'Arpa, Ernesto Esperanto v
Sra, Erudina San Martin, Lii
dia Vallejo, Alexandra Inclan,
Maxine Inclan, Juan Ramil, Fe
La gaceta., 1941-04-21
GrandiOSo 61ito de la
Fiesta Prindver0L

GrdhQtOSO eGttO de tG
Fiesta PrimdverGt
Todo 10 mas granada de nues-
ira sociedad Sc di6 cita aver do
mingo en- los salones del Centre
Espanol de West para partici
par en- ell magnifico picnic que
efectu6 la Secci6n de Propagan,
da, bajo ell nombre de "Fiestd
Primaveral." No nos equivoca :
mos cuando predijimos ell mara
villoso exito que obtendria la
Secci6n auspiciadora, presidida
por JESUS Alberdi. Sc p~ropusie-
ron batir la marca anterior Y y
lOgraron.
En- las largas mesas que sc CO.
lOcaron en- la sala "bar" y en- Ell
salon principal, ell alto, Sc senta-
ron mas de 1900 personals.
Sirvi6 ell almuerzo ell acredita
do Restaurant "Las Novedades"
Mientras Sc saboreaba ell A.
rroz con polio, la orquesta ia
Sonora" deleit6 a la concurren-
cha con su selecto repertoire, can
tando La simpatica Srta. josef
ma Ramil Y Rafael Artigas.
Ell bale empez6 en- ambos sa-
ZONES a las 8 100 de la tarde, Y du
re hasta las nueve de la noche.
Era inc6modo Ell bailar, tai
era la concurrencia.
La gaceta., 1941-04-21

Ian Garcia, Cesareo Martinez $
fanilia Pastor Mesa, Antonio
Muhiz, r. Esteban y Sra, Tony
Sainz y gu prometida, Edna NJ.
Aguero; Ramon Vazquez, Jose
Venero Y Sra, Angel Juan )
Sra, Isidro Martinez, de la Or
den Caballero de la Luz; Manuel
(PaSa a la Ia. pdg.)
La gaceta., 1941-04-21

lipe FalSon. Amelia Landeira,
Jennie Rodriguez, Mary Crapa-
no, Adalia MARTINEZ; Evelyn
Fernandez, Dana de la Corte
de "Miss Latin American earn
ival"; Domingo Murlas y Sra
Alicia Murias, Ismael Calleias
v Sra, Eloy Vergara, secretario
de LA Benefica Espahola" ;
La gaceta., 1941-04-21

Para pintar mejor su
casa, compre la pintura
2. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente por K n g
Hardware. ga. avenida
v Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-04-21
RHEUMATISM

ARGIgVB PAIN IN PHW MINUTES
To relieve the togtunne pain Of Rheuma-
few minutes, get the Doctors formula
NURITO. Dependable-no opiates, no mar
eotics. Does the work ~auickly-must relieve
dnd pain, 20 our satisiaction In g few
minutes o. money back at Druggists. DON'T
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Grocery Stores
To Sell Stamps

BY September l. Michigan poo-
pie will be subscribing 10 the
United States Defense Saving Bond
and Stamps program at the rate
Of S25, 100000 monthly. Frank n
ISbey, chairman for the Michigan
committee, announced Saturday.
To reach this amount on July 10.
] 300 stores i'm the state as we'll as
hundreds of independent mer-
chants, including 1900 Wayne
County grocerS will inaugurate the
opening of stamp banks in each
store.
This was agreed upon al a meet
ing recently attended by repre-
ScntativcS Of the nations 4700C
chain stores, and is based on tho
estimate that 100000 visit chain
stores daily
Nearly so per cent Of the 467
cities in Michigan have local or
CARNATIONS sponsoring the sale OF
defense stamps and bonds. ISbey
said, as he personally sponsored
several local organizations in out
state cities over the weekend.
Using Michigan as a key state
the program will be adopted in all
other states after organizational
reports have been made to Wash
inCtOn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Defense HOUSING
Monday

Applications by defense workers
for adequate living quarters Will
begin Monday at 305 West Fort
street, IL was announced Saturday
by George Edwards, Detroit Iious-
ing Commission secretary.
Edwards said that before being
given 10 an applicant each adj
dress will be investigated 10 be
sure il is adequate and desirable.
Applications must bc made IN per
son although person S having
rooms or quarters available for
renting can register them with
the Homes Registration Office by
telephone.
During thc past week 100
rooms and 80 dwelling units were
registered by owners. although
the July Fourth holiday MADE the
week a short one All owners of
adequate property and rooms arc
asked 10 register them for
possible occupancy by defense
workers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Jailed i. :. Aide
Freed by Italians
International New. service Gable


ROME, jury , ffer4rdsc- of m
American clerk in the Milan con-
sulate who has been held in San
Vittore prison since Tuesday by
Italian authorities on an inspect
fed charge was announced by the
American embassy today
An official embassy statement
said:
1.-THE Italian foreign office has
notified the embassy that Ray
mond Hall, an American citizen.
aged so, clerk in the Milan
consulate since April, 1910, is
either presently released or
about 10 be released from san
Vittore Prison In Milan where
he has been held since Tuesday.
Halls arrest was discovered
Tuesday when his wife. also an
American citizen. returned from
n visit to the country and found
the apartment empty.
THE embassy addressed
formal note To the Italian
foreign office on Wednesday,
urgently requesting an immedi-
ate investigation. On Thursday,
another formal note was sent
the fOrpiQu offipa AZ that fit,,a
the Milan consulate succeeded
In learning that Hall was held
incOmmunicado."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Tells How British
Sank U-BOats
Radio Sparks Describes
RcscHc in Atlantic

OTTAWA. July 5 - Another
phase of the continuing battle OF
the Atlantic was described here
today by Robert fIunSton, 20, A
wireless operator whose frcighter
was torpedocd in an ocean pas
sage.
British dcStroycrS conveying a
group of merchant ships sank
three and possibly four of the Ger
man submarines which attacked
the convoy, funston said
He was in a lifeboat only 81
minutes when picked up by a de
Stroyer.
"They got us all right" he
said. land some others in the
convoy as well, but after the de-
stroyer picked us mp we had the
satisfaction Of watching a pat
tern of powerful depth charges
being dropped and seeing a
U-bOat rise perpendicularly out
of the water like cigar-a
dark gray form that seemed TO
stand on end half second and
then dive heaGlong into the
ocean for good.
Commander otto kret-
schmer, a leading German sub
marine ace, was captured and he
Hell FILTERED when brought
aboard the destroyer"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Dredge Stirs Gold Rush
At Site of Frigate Sinking
International News service Wire

PHILADELPHIA, July 5. -
Scenes reminiscent OF the gold
rush days of 40 are being re-
enacted today as a Delaware River
|dredge dips into the sandy shore
of Red Bank, N. j., opposite
Philadelphia's Hog Island.
AS each load is turned up and
spilled into a scow. 40 members
of the dredge crew and the neigh
iborhood treasure seekers rout
around for what they think may
turn out TO be between $1,000 600
and 100000 in gold.
For in that vicinity the rich
British frigate Merlin went down
in the revolutionary battle of Red
Bank in the Fall of 1777. DR.. Car
roll Fl. Francis, retired Camden,
N. j.. physician and one time navy
officer, believes the dredgers may
be uncovering ruins of the Merlin.
In the past few days the dredge
has brought up wine in antique
shaped bottles. cannon balls an
ancient anchor and ship timbers
with hand-forged spikes. The sal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Warns Housewives
OF Odd Job Seeker

Housewives were warned .Satun
day by Inspt. John O. Whitman
TO be careful about hiring a TAFT
tooed 2O-year-old youth for ODD
jobs because the youth has robbed
and tried to slug several Detroit
women who have hired him. Inc
pector Whitman said the youth 70
about 5 feet inches tall, weighs
about l55 pounds. had light brown
hair and has a bleeding heart tat
tooed on his right arm and the
names of several girls on his LETT.
Two days ago the youth slugged
and robbed Mrs. Lillian Robinson.
1888 Anvil avenue, Inspector
Whitman said. and she is still IN
a critical condition in Saratoga
General Hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
New Tax Loads
Up on Car Owner
Times stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON. July st
isn't the motor industry which
will be hit hardest by the defense
program but the man who drives
a car. The owner of The family
ialopy is the guy who will get
socked. It's this way:
First, the federal excise or sales
tax on new cars is due IN be
jumped from 81 per cent TO at
least Z per cent. The increase
will be passed on TO the car buyer,
and will even be effected lin the
price of the car when sold second
hand. since all taxes enter into the
price structure.
Taxes on tire castings are jumped
in the new House tax measure
from 2i2 cents 10 ) cents a pound,
and on inner tubes from 4 cents
to s cents. In other words, just
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Pledge Border Visit
To Aid Canada Credit

Hundreds Of persons have signed
pledges that they will try TO
visit Canada this year, so the
money they spend there can help
the Dominion replcnish its United
States dollar credits, r. Allan
Smith chairman OF Detroit Cred
its for Canada committee. an
nounced Saturday. Among nation
ally known persons who h .
already signed the pledges. is the
mother of President Roosevelt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

WASHINGTON, July ; - Tn
American Way of Life is in for
some important changes as the
nation goes toobat on building up
tho finest defense machinery in the
world. and not the least Of which
hangs in every clothes closet.
The proverbial skeleton is going
TO have "A lot more room 10 rattle
around in as the inevitable short
age Of hangers is turned into a
surplus and the American family
goes into uniform.
Going, going and almost gone
arc the heydayS of hot and fast
competition among the wcll-heeled
for the post position on the annual
lists OF the 10 best-dreSSerS What
is left of fine feathers, after ma
tional defense aid World War II
have lined its fortresSes. leaves
little if any yardage for frills and
London drapc.
Following wool into tho short
age brackets. cotton goods and
rayon today ripped AZ the seams
and were hastily gathered up by
the defense production boys for
examination on price ceilings and
priorltieS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Milk Mixture For
Stomach Ulcers

4 recent medical discovery now
being used by doctors and hospitals
everywhere has proven unusually
successful in the treatment OF
stomach ulcets caused from excess
acid II is a harmless preparation
yet 30 effective thar u many os-thc
pains ~ stomach ulcers disappear 10
moss Immediately Hft,r 10 BIZ used. Also
recommended for gls pains. indiges ton
aud h'aulHru duo q" bNUor1ciditv.
sufferer. WuA uuv tft this go hoWo
t7 obtaining t"ttir Of l.urIu from
fhy'r druggist LurHI contains this
u,W discovery ju it. purrtt form EH-y
fr fHtt. Just wiN iWo trtI~puuuful- Zoe
"a hHH glass uf mIk. Costs hut lttfr
ruJ .pI8 under $40 absolute cuayHntcr
fhaf 30 must satisfy or muu,, refunded
Luriu Tor sale bY Cunningham and
drug stores everywhere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Won't Step Up Rate

Hence the rate AT which the
new registrantS are TO be called
will not be greatly accelerated by
the action Of draft officials in Civ
ins 3O-day dcfcrmcntS 10 those
more than % while awaiting con-
grcSSional action which is eX-
pected 10 make such dcfcrment an
integral part Of the Selcctive Serv-
ice Act.
A total Of 1888 2l-year-oldS
registered in Wayne County last
Tuesday, plus % men who failed
to register last October and took
this opportunity TO sign up With
out penalty.
OF the 2S7 ,93S men who were
registered in Wayne County on
May 81, a total Of 141.029 had
been classified. leaving 1868 of
the original list yet TO be called.
This means there are today 100, 553
unClaSSiiied reglStrantS In the
county. except for the number
cleared during June.
OF the 2S7 .93S draft regiStrantS
in the county 1864. or 1913 per
cent were listed in classes la and
&c (inducted or ready for Undue
tom.
No man IS years old or older is
being indicted now unless he
Even though he reaches his
twenty-eighth' birthday after claS-
Sification and before induction. a
Selectee will not be taken in I'M
loss he wishes, local officials eX-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Accessories, Parts Up

Accessories and parts will carry
a tax of 5 per cent instead of 2l2
per cent
State gasoline taxes now aver
age around $ cents a gallon. with
Ia IL cent federal tax added 10
that The treasury wants To Jump
the federal gas tax some more but
congressional tax members thus
far have said NO
But they've slapped use tax
Of s. on the family car five bucks
"a year extra just for using it,
And the prices OF cars and gaSo-
Iline are going up on top of that.
With everybody picking on the
poor motOriSt as tho fall guy Of
the new tax program, Secretary
'lCkeS may not have 10 worry too
much about gaslesS Sundays.
There are guesScS hercahoutS that
M tie tax load becomes much
heavier, every day VIII be Sunday
for lot of people VINO can't buy
cars and gas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
.21ers' Draft
Time the Same,
With 28ers Off

Although all prospective draftees
more than u years old are being
Temporarily deferred, pending con-
IgresSional action. the 2l-year-olds
who registered last Tuesday will
not be called into the service
much sooner than theywould have
otherwise. local draft officials re-
'vcaled Saturday.
Due 10 the fact most rcGiStrants
in the 2S- TO 35-year bracket are
deferred because of dependents,
essential occupation. or physical
only Is to 20 per cent Of
all those claSSed i'm la arc IN the
upper age group, it was pointed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Cotton Bomb Shelters

NEW YORK, July 5.-GNSl-
a defense use for surplus cotton
is seen by r. c. Wallace. engineer
and scientist, in his development
of a fre-proofed cotton batting
for afraid shelters a 7-foot
thickness OF this cotton, he says,
will resist threc-tOn bomb
dropped from a height Of 10000
feet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
American Way of Life
May Be Uniform Dress
BY LEE CARSON
Init News Service stan Correspondent

this Winter. The chances are
everyone will he wearing that old
rag or resigning herself TO
bundling up in an exact duplicate
or everyone elSc'S new coat.
Gentlemen with peacock tend
encies are no less hard-hit than
the ladies. The wool shortage calls
for standardizing and cutting 10 a
minimum the coming crop Of Win
ter-weight suits and coats
If clothes make the man. both
sexes are in for d bitter dlsillu-
Sionment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Arrests Ordered

Motorists who fail 10 drive in
a reasonable manner face possible
arrest in Washington and perhaps
other sections Of the eastern sea-
board.
Secretary OF Interior Harold l..
Ickes has ordered park police 10
arrest motorists whose cars throw
off too much smoke and drivers
who gun their motors TO make
quick starts in Washington parks.
1ckes expressed the hope that
municipal and state highway au-
thoritieS in eastern states would
take similar action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
1(lA9R'!|
Robert
Patterson. ID


began as a carrier OF
The Detroit Times a
year and a half ago with
% customers in the
neighborhood Of Spencer
avenue, Concord avenue.
outer Drive and Eight
Mile road. Today he has
s. subscribers and has
earned a total OF Sll00.
Robrrf ~ "B" uAdru ef
GraH Scbooi, bcloHg, To fLe
YMCA. usHf, 10 be On cicc-
ricai sugrccr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Army Short Skilled Workers

WASHINGTON, July inns
The army today found shortages
in various types OF specialized
trades which it had expected 10
find among SelcctIvC service train
COS Leading shortages were
truck drivers, automobile mcchan-
les. cooks and commercial radio
operators.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
In,.rna tiOnal New, PhOts

Brokenhearted Mrs. Coulter holding her sad-eyed
child after Chicago ordered the baby turned
foster parents Mr. and Mrs. Clyde o. McAllister
McAlister Mrs. Couers brother adopted the child in
1884 when the Coulter family in financial difficulties
Judge d. Aegret holding he had other choice
to make told McAser you will live to the day you
have won empty victory. Some day this child will find
what did and hate you' They left with the child
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

For the Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column in the Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

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