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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
Car Dents Put
Mother. Of ; I'M
Prison as Killer
Dowaeiae Housewife
Never Before Guilty
of Slightest Infraetion

An attractive 27-year-old house.
wife of Dowagiac. mother Of three
children. today Is serving u.
month to five-year term In tho
Detroit House of Correction for
something that might have hap.
pened to any one"
She is Mrs. Ma~to-'e Funds,
who was convicted II Y , Curen
County for leavin~ Of an
accident after the l. -guse
5 of Charles LarC and C,to Berg
resorters from Chlca~o.
Mrs. Rounds Is unt ci,al among
those in the House of Correction
because she had no record of any
kind before her hit run conviction.
not even minor traffic convictions
HAY NIGHTMARE
Her memory Of the accident IN
which the state said she killed two
men, moreover. Is nothing moro
than the memory of a dustyt
bunny road at night, *
There were two cars ahead ,
of me-. said Mrs. Rounds, who
was driving alone. Another cax;
was passing me. Somcthin9n
flashed above tho hood Of ny
car, but In the darkness and IT,
dust and tho confusion ] didns6
know what IL was.
Tho car acted funny, and u.
thought something had broken.
A mile farther on I stopped an4
drove back and looked on tho
road, but I didn't see anything
50 ] drove on"
FIND DENIED CAR
Later, in the search for tho
death driver, 1t was discovered
! that the Roundses' car was bat
tered ia front an dthat II borU
tbloodstains. On that she waD
chiefly convicted. because no Wit
inesses to the accident were found.
Her husband, an optometrttt
who was president Of his class @
1.-THE University of Detroit, accom-
panied her to the House Of Cor
rection. He said the children would
be cared for by his wife's mother.
His only comment on the accident
was:
'Tt might have happened -
any one. But tho sentence Wxo
something Of . shock" -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18

the circus was in Charlotte, N. C.,
last November 6.
Two of the animals died when
the circus reached Atlanta, Ca,
the following day, and nine more
succumbed within the next few
days in Atlanta and after the show
had returned to the road.
Georgia state chemists said al
had died of arsenic poisoning.
Extradition of the roustabout
to North Carolina will be sought
at once.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
u. D. Students Get Awards

More than a third of the stu
dents at the University of Detroit
High School have received honor
awards for the first quarter. &C.
|cording to the Very Rev, Zacheus
Maher, S. j.. who made the
awards. Ladislaus Firlit, a sopho-
more, lead the entire student body
with an average of 9S.2 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
Cold Coming
Meanwhile Heat Record
Is Expected Today
It's Indian Summer!

It's Indian Summeri
But, if you want to be scientific
here's the reason the weather
bureau gives to explain why the
is so lovely:
There is q low pressure sys-
tenn In Colorado just east Of
the mountains which has the
effect of sending warm south
west winds to this area. The
circulation of air around this
low pressure area Is ideal for
weather east of this center. In
the air mass there Is a great
deal of sunshine"
In short:
It's Indian Summer.
However, it's not going to last
more than another day. Rain anc
colder weather is expected for
Thanksgiving Day, with the mer'
curry sliding down to freezing OF
below Thursday night
Meanwhile it's going to be warm
The mercury will get close to &c
today and this will probably be the
hottest November Is in Detroit's
history.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
Clio AuxiIidries
Map Battle for
Price Control
10000 Also Seek
Laws Curling Rents
Throughout Nation

The nations 10000 members o
the Go auxiliaries will battle fol
legislation controlling prices an6
rents, according to the program
outlined here today at the opening
OF their national convention.
Keynote of the conclave was
sounded by Mrs. Julia Katz, ma.
tional secretary, reading the Off.
GERS report to the third annual
conference.
She pictured Go wives as the
women standing beside the men
behind the wheel which Is turning
out munitions for national defense
THIS IS OUR JOB,
This II our Job both as
women and as a section Of
labor" Mrs. KatZ said.
Continued Mrs. Katz:
Every foot of ground lost to
Hitler In Europe brings him one
foot closer to our shores. Every
captured gun Ahd tank becomes
a gun and tank aimed I'm our
direction.
Therefore our first obliga-
ton rs q nation Is to arm those
nations whose sacrifice of life,
home, personal and national as
sets are keeping Hitler from our
shores"
URGE NURSERIES, SCHOOLS
Go women were urged to or
ganiZe adequate nurseries and
schools to care for their children.
II they are called upon to work
outside their homes.
The speaker also asked their
cooperation in the volunteer de-
tense programs in their commu-
mites.
However, there are some
sacrifices we must not make"
Mrs. KatZ continued. I'VE must
not sacrifice to the profiteering
groups.
"In addition to price and rent
control legislation we need local
organization q d legisla I on
against local profiteering.
EQUAL DISTRIBUTION
I'VE need a more equitable
distribution of the cost of the
nations Gefenses by taxation OF
excess profits and we must pro-
tect the Go against attack by
defeating the revival of anti
labor legislation and all other
efforts to freeze wages, which
according to government find-
ings, are far below the minimum
requirements for adequate nutri-
ton and public well being"
The session was presided over
by Mrs. Faye Stephenson, national
president.
Miss Jennie Lee. former La
borite member of the British
Parliament, will address the
luncheon gathering today at the
Hotel Detroiter.
An honored luncheon guest Will
be Miss Kathryn Lewis. daughter
of John L. Lewis, who recently
resigned as national auxiliary head
TO lead District so of the Ameri-
can Mine Workers.
Highlight of the conference will
be tonight's talk by Miss Eloise
Dawson of the national civilian
defense office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
Housing Project
Change Scanned

The Detroit Housing Commits
sion is to meet tomorrow for the
second time this week to thresh
out proposed architectural changes
in the Frederick Douglas Housing
Project.
The project, to adjoin the Brew
ster Project near Beaubien and
East Willis avenue. is 10 cover
"a acres and house LOO families
It's estimated cost, 4,500,000 is
to be met 80 per cent by federal
money.
Original plans provided for the
construction of a group of three
story buildings. At yesterdays
meetings. however. George Ed.
wards. secretary-director of the
commission, presented new recon-
Imendations of the United States
Housing Authority.
NEW PLANS OUTLINED
These provide that four of the
buildings be built to height OF
six stories, with the remaining A
TO be divided between two and
three story structures.
This would provide more sun
light, more play space for chill
dren and better ventilation"
Edwards said.
Mrs. Harriet D. Kelly. COM
mission member who opposed the
change, said
II hate TO think what these
six story buildings will look like
10 years from now. They present
n much greater problem of up
keep and will depreciate
quicker"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18

Second Lieutenant Walter 3
Guth Jr., assistant to the purcha1'
ing and contracting Office at Tpei
Wayne, has been promoted to flryl
lieutenant Lieut.. Col. Edward 81
Besse, announced today. n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-18
Traffic Patrols
Of Factory Folk
by City
MieHe Acts to Make
Defense Plant Areas
Safe for Pedestrians

Factory workers are to be In.
lvited by the city to set up THEN
own safety patrols near the large
industrial plants as a protection
against traffic accidents.
The plan, which is modelled after
the city's school safety patrols,
will be discussed this week at a
joint meeting of city traffic au-
thorities, representatives of the
Go, the AFL, and the Detroit
Industrial Safety Council.
Traffic Engineer d. Grant
Mickle. presented the plan to the
mayors traffic committee yester-
day as one possible solution to the
growing pedestrian hazard near
new defense plants.
WHAT SURVEYS SHOW -
He said all the SURVEYS which
have been made on the subject
Show that traffic lights at such
points tend to increase rather thar
decrease pedestrian accident.
The committee approved a re.
quest to the Department of Pub.
lie Works that a center dividins
strip about five feet wide be placed
in the middle of Livernois avenue
one OF the widest streets in De
jtroit.
A 100000 program for mex
years budget for building traffi,
Islands and channelizing the flow
of traffic at busy intersections wa!
approved by the committee.
Jan Schmedding, superintendent
of paving. reported to the commit
tee the completion of a new Sc
OF rules governing curb cuts which
would drastically reduce the siz
Iof entrances to gas stations.
AIM OF NEW RULES
The new rules, which woult
have to be approved by the Com
mon Council, are aimed at pro
viding better bus loading facilitie
at intersections where there ar
gasoline stations.
Mickle warned the committe,
that the present situation OF
Michigan avenue between Four
teenth and Vinewood avenues
where widening has been com
tpleted, is hazardous.
He said this section Of stree
has been opened up for traffi
lagainst the instructions of his de
lpartment and that lack of prope
lighting and signal installation
make it hazardous.
La gaceta., 1941-08-23

que estaba solo, y tuvo ell cinis-
mo y Ia serenidad de darle un
beso.
AL mismo tempo dijo, en- TO-
no indiferente:
Il Bueno, hijo, chico, vaya,
adios hasta la tarde! IVas a sa-
lir tn?
mo sc. Tai vez salga un ms
tante, al circulo. JQuiere algo?
mo, gracias. Yo iba a ha-
certe a ii la misma pregunta. Y
me voy en- seguida, porque Ma
dame 0rme tiene siempre su
casa que da miedo, y Ell otro dia
Sc durmieron tres senoras espe-
rando. iHasta luegol 70 ven
DIRE temprano.
-Hasta iuego.
Olegario no sc levant6.
La marquesa, al sir de su l.
ooba, 'habia dejado sobre uno
de los bancOs-arcones negros y
tallados del recibidor, Ia cajita
La gaceta., 1941-08-23

ficialas, en- 10 hondo del taller.
AL leer la tarjeta de la Cenci,
la modista acudi6 presurosa al
salon.
Agueda, con Ell alma Verdade-
ramente ausente esta vez, estu-
vo un ratio hablando con la mo-
dista, acerca de su vestido. que
la Cenci saba muy bien no DO
dia eStar nj con mucho dispues-
to para la prueba,
Madame orme, lejisimos de
los planes diab6licos de esta
mu1er cinica, Sc confundi6 en-
excuses y explicaciones:
Madame Sc hara cargo,
Z verdad?, de que la season esta
en- su apOgeo, y no puedo aten-
der a tod DEL mundo con la pre-
mura que quisiera, Ieh?... Per-
doneme, Madame; puede venir
el Jueves... no, el viernes!, Y le
hare la primera prneba. lDfga.
que me perdonal Madame
La gaceta., 1941-08-23
JoseLeg6ndenOt6faeanen a Kid Yucatan

Nosotros habiamcs dicho qae
Kid Yucatan Sc equivocaba al
suponer que joss Legion, 81 ex-
campe6n cubano, era un adver-
sario facil.
lie dimos un aviso a tempo y
anoche, en- Phillips Field, los pc
ritos pressnciaron la victoria
del habanero sobre Ell mexicano
de la '+jactan''a."
Con un peso de lat libras, LIE
g6n atac6 rudamente a Yucca
tan, en- los diez asaltos, y lie SUI
per6, derrotandblo por puntos.
Sufri6 ell mexicano un intense
castigo y solo pudO ganar IN a.
salto, Ell se3to. Los demas Sc a.
notaron por los jueces, con unc
o dos empatados, al excahpe6n
cubano,
En- Ell tercer asalto an formi-
dable punetazo de Jose Sc estre'
ll6 contra la mandibula de Yu'
catan y este recibi6 la cuenta dc
nueve, apoyado en- una rodilla
Lento, sin potencia combat
La gaceta., 1941-08-23

plendida tarde de JUNO comen-
zaba a morir en- una incertidum
bre de orc, cuando la Cenci a.
bandono al domador para diri-
!glrse a su casa.
Iba radiante.
Dimitri Sc habia mostrado
con ella mas apasionado que
nunca, al saber que va "tenia
dispuesto ell dinero Y las alhajas
para la fuga".
-lMahana!-se decia ahora
Agueda Genet, bajando de prisa
y a pie ell bulevar de Lyon,
es ell dltimo dia que paso aqui...
/ Pasado mahana, me marcho!
La idea la estremecia.
La mujer habia previsto per-
fectamente todos los detalles.
olegario, anHlue sOspechase
de su conducta, no saba NADIA
a ciencia cierta.
tAh, ella hubiera querido que
Sc fuerSn Ell primer dia que Ia
La gaceta., 1941-08-23

va, q mexicano va en- camino dc
"a decadencia 81 no ONE menos
j procura acondicionarse mejor
En- Ell primer asalto, al alta
car, Logon rod6 al tablado y So
bre 81 cay6 Yucatan.
Los spectators. aplaudieron
ell justo fallo de los jueces.
Tablas Sc declare ell combate
semifinal entire Gene Molnar y
ell espaiol "Pepe" Caballero.
Muchos de los fuertes golpes
de Caballero pegaron a Molnar
en- la mandibula; pero el Slpo
soportarlos, sin caidas.
Tantos punetazos dieron eS
los primeros asaltos, que los dos
Sc cansaron la mitad del
match,
Ahora bien, COballero gan6 la
mayoria De los N'rounds;" pero
los jueces, pisoteando la justi-
ella, repartieron "tablas."
Protest6 el pGblicO de la "bra
va :" pero la sentencia .qued6 en-
firme.
Ciegos O "ebrios" de poder,
los jueces concedieron una vic
toria a frankie Thomas, ell ahi-
jado de la empresa, sobre Moe
Weiss.
Ell triunfo pertenecia al neo-
yorquino y ell p1blico asi 10 dijo
con sus violentas expresiones
de protesta.
Harvey Weiss, Ell Otro gene
10, venci6 por nOcaat tecnicO a
Jimmy Dundee.
Aburrida result6 la pelea en-
tire Kid Noyes y ell Dade City
Ranger,
Los "paganos'' bostezaron...
y los famosos punetazos de No
yes no Sc vieron
La gaceta., 1941-08-23
ORORTE
DIGA NACIONAL

Los Dodgers vencieron aver a
los Cubs, con Casey de pitcher.
En- los dos primeros innings a.
motto cinco carreras eel team de
Leo Durocher.
Tot Pressnell, ell pitcher, fue
alcanzado en- ell antebrazo IL
quierdo por una pelota bateada
por Dixie Walker, teniendo que
ser conducido a un hospital. Rel
ser bate6 tres hits Y Pee Wee
Reese un tribey.
Chicago &c, Oh, De; Brooklyn
&c. 12h. Be.
La gaceta., 1941-08-23
En- el primer juesO Sc badrdn e banOsyAsttes
I~talianos y Leales jugar6n q sesundO pa4tido

81 La "ceguedad" continda d.
s~ipandose, en- el uso del bate, los
cubanos dispondran de la poten
cia suficiente para llegar al pri
mer pnasto.
Ahora bien, 81 "abanican' ell
aire, entonces los pitchers ten
dram que pasar apuros para
veneer.
Casares Sc decidira pOr Pi-
niella, 81 lie parece que LOngval
no esta en- GAIA.
Ell "trabuco" de la Unione,
que Marcia q la cabeza de la Ii
ga, jugara en- Ell segundo par.
lido con los Leales.
Jimmy White no Sc desanima
y sostiens que Ell no cree ell "tra
bucos."
MEG ahagin, ell hijO del poll
cia, ira al box" por la novena
de la Logia. Cuando ell modesto
muchacho esta en- buena forma
los bateadores contrarios nc
pueden batearle como desean.
Baby" Fernandez lanzara
por Ia Uniope, 81 Jose Domingo
asi 10 ordena.
CapitanO estara listo para la
batalla, en- case de parpadear
Fernandez,
La gaceta., 1941-08-23
TONIC TERCBRo
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA CAELE

ties, para %afrontar la vida por ST
sola.
De este modo, en- ell momento
en- que hugo de Madrid, su for
tunita personal Sc acercaba a
los cuarenta mil duros.
Las alhajas que poseia, y ca
81 todas las cuales habialas lie
vado consigo, claro es, valian
cerca del doble.
Pero Agueda, siempre pru-
dente, no Quiso confesar a Pc
trokoff que su fortuna pasaba
con mucho, en- dinero frances,
de los tres millones de frances.
Como vemos la Cenci hacia,
en- medic de la infamia en- que
La gaceta., 1941-08-23
ella miSma eozaba en- hundirse,
honor a la voz de su sangre.

~
La marquesa cogi6 ahora to-
do su dinero y la cajita donde
guardaba las alhajas.
Coloc6 los billetes en- ell inte-
rior de esta. y Sc puso los guam
ties.
Luego sali6 cuando va llega-
ba Adriana a ayudarla.
tia Sehora Sc Ma vestido
Ella sofa?
81; gracias. Tengo prisa.
Quiero llegar pronto a casa de
la modista, porque 81 no, luego
la hacen a una perder alli me-
dia tarde. Hasta luego. SD6nde
esta ell senorito?
EN- Ell despadho-contest6
la muchacha.
La Cenci entr6 un instante
EN- la severa pieza de trabajo de
Otamendi, Sc acerc6 al doctor,
La gaceta., 1941-08-23

Mas animados los cubanos con
su victoria del domingo ante :
rior, cuando derrotaron a los
Garibaldinos, mahana Sc bati-
ran en- ell primer desafio, en- ell
parque Cuscaden, con la fuerte
novena que dirige Faustino Ca
sares.
La "~jefatura" de los Mambi-
ses cuenta con dos excelentes
lanzadores, R. Pulido, la "estre'
la" y Tore, Ell habil mucha.
cho a quien sus amigos lamar
ell "Torero."
La gaceta., 1941-08-23
EMPEZARAN A PRACTICAL
LOS TERRIERS"

Ell pr6ximo lune, a las 9 de la
manana, comenzara sus practi-
cas- ell "team" de 'futbol" del
Institute Hillsborough
Todos los atletas han sido a.
visados va por ell coach" Spur
geon Cherry. Muchos aspiran-
ties Sc presentaran tambien.
,Usaran todos calzones, por
cuanto los ejerciciOs Sc verified
ran en- ell gimnasiO.
Tambien Sc hara ell examen
medico de rigor.
La gaceta., 1941-08-23
va elegantisima!

va elegantisima!
Agueda, no hay que decirlo,
perdono de buen grade a la mo-
dista.
10 unico que ella habia queri-
49, Tue haeer acto de presencia
en- casa de la modista.
En- seguida sali6 nuevamente
a la Gale.
Salt6 otra vez al taxi que la
esperaba y Sc hizo llevar a I'm
Banco cualquiera.
ALI, mujer a~costumbrada a
estos formulismOs y operacdo.
mes, pidi6 un Compartments
de alquiler, y meti6 en- 6l Glen
mil pesetas y las joyas.
Los otros veinte mil duros los
ingres6 en- una cuenta corriente
que Sc hizo abrir a su nombre.
POGO despues, Sc dirigi6 al
circO a buscar a Petrokoff.
Va eran cast las siete. v Ia &C
La gaceta., 1941-08-23

I'm "jonron" de Herman Tri-
plett, con un corredor en- las ba-
ses, di6 la victoria a los Carde-
males sobre los Phillies.
Perdi6 ell San Luis los servi-
clos del jardinero estrella Hop,
cuando Bobby Bragan lie pis6 la
mano izquierda, en- la segunda
base.
San Luis &c, Oh, De; Filadel-
fla &c, III, 2e.
La gaceta., 1941-08-23
DIVORCES

Decretos: Mildred Murray
Thompson contra James L.
Thompson; Elizabeth Garcia
contra Angel Garcia.
Nuevas demands: Beatri-
ce Juarez contra Jose A, Jua-
rez; Georgia McNish contra
Arthur McNishy,
La gaceta., 1941-08-23

ST, senior, compre la
pintura B. |. p. Sofa.
mente sc vende en- King
Hardware, 8a. avenida
y calle Is
La gaceta., 1941-08-23

Many doctors recommend regular use
OF douches as a precautionary meas
ure for women who want TO be clean,
dainty-for women troubled by Offend
ing odor or discharge.
Some products may be harmful 10
delicate Tissues. But not Lydia 8,
Pinkham's SanatiVe WASH PinkhRm's
Sanative Wash is gaining great favor
because it's NOT a harmful germicide.
Instead-it's a mighty effective 'bac-
teriostatic" (the modern trend) . It not
only discourages bacterial growth and
Infection but thoroughly cleanses, deo-
dorizes. Very soothing-relieves minor
irritations and discharge and has q
tonic effect on delicate membranes.
Inexpensivel All druggists.
La gaceta., 1941-08-23

Alexandra Carrasquel pitch6
bien, pero tuvo la desgracia de
perder Ell desafio, por una carre
ra de difeencia.
Rowe fue Ell pitcher ganador.
Washington DC, 8h, De; De-
troit &c, 10h, Re.
Filadelfia sc, Oh, De; San
Lusi &c, Sh, Be.
La gaceta., 1941-08-23

Tobin dej6 a los Rojos en- III
ma carrera Y siete hits. Con do
ce "terapeuticos," ell Boston a.
not6 nueve wees.
Cincinnati 1c, I'll, Pc; Boston
&c, 12h, De.
La gaceta., 1941-08-23

Los Piratas de Pittsburg de-
rrotaron aver a los Gigantes,
con anotaci6n de cinco carreras
por tres.
tanning fue Ell pitcher CANA
dor, ayudado por Ell catcher Da
Wis. Alfonso Lopez no jug6. Pit
cher derrotado: Bowman.
Pittsburg sc, IN, lie; New
York, &c, IN, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-08-23
LIGA AMERICANA

Con Bagby de pitcher los In
dos derrotaron aver de nuevo
a los Yankees. Solo ocho hits
pegaron los neoyorquinos y IL
los vencedores.
la derrota Sc lie anot6 a
Breuer.
New York &c Oh, lie; Cleve-
land sc, 11h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1941-08-23

con Ell dinerO y las joyas, al la
do de su bolsillo de Ultima.
Antes de salir a IA Gale 10 CO.
gi6 TODD. diciendo al fin a la
muchacha, que estaba va junto
a la puerta:
-Bueno, Adriana, adds, has
ia luego. Olga listed a Margue-
rite que ponga pastelillos de
carne a la noche... SlNo me olvi-
do nada?..
Que 20 sepa, no, seiora,
-
Agueda parti6 al fin.
Levaba un plan breve y SEN
clio.
Salt6 a un taxi.
Sc hizo llevar, primero a ca
sa de la modista, en- ell bulevar
Lyon, segura de que, a estas no.
ras tan tempranas de Ia tarde,
no habria nadie.
En- efectO, Madame Orme es-
taba sOla, con su ej&rcito de O.
La gaceta., 1941-08-23

Dobson sostuvo un duelo de
pitchers con Ross Y lie venci6.
Cada novena solo pogo seis hits.
Boston &c, 6h, De; Chicago 1c,
Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-08-23
ELoGEADA DE COSTA
a COSTA

No pase humNlaeiones por tsnsr
h,cara lena de granos. Aqui es-
t. Is ayada. FL liouido n
pQceroso suaviEaate,. alivia rkpi-
dan aeEte h codneE6h, el doIor y
car4. ZEM0 eontlene 10 Dc Ios
mas poderos5s electives ;ngre-
pOt specialists de gran m6fito
Una prueba le eonVeneera, IS cts.
e0c y $1.0n, En- enalQuiar boti@a.
daentes medicOs, reeomendadOa
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-12
Defense Bond Quiz

@. In a payroll-allotment plan.
Is an employe committed 10 pur-
chas any stated amount Of Defense
Bonds say. 500. 5000. or $500
worth?
A. 40. The payroll-allotment
plan Is part Of the voluntary De-
Tense Savings Program for en-
couraging The pub'.c 10 save sys
tematlcally. An employe may drop
out OF payroll-allotment plan at
will. There Is no compulsion.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-12
One-Minute Test

l. How many men made long
stop flight over the Atlantic be-
fore Lindbergh?
2. When bird rises from the
ground or water. does ii face the
wind and try to rise into it, or
turn its back and let the wind
lift it?
3. Who are known as soldiers
of the sea-?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-12

q. Where are Defense Savings
Stamps on sale?
A. At post Offices, most banks.
savings and loan associations, great
numbers OF stores. Look for the
sign. Defense Savings Stamps on
Sale Here.