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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-04
DRIVERS ACCUSED
 OF INTERFERENCE
Too Many Curious Motor. ists Following Fire Autos
 Liable To Arrest

Motorists who do not pull their cars to one side when they hear the siren of fire apparatus or an ASnhu. lance will be liable to arrest and prosecution, An announcement. was made after fire and police officials conferred.
 A practice which many drisera make when they hear the sirens ls to fall behind the engine and foi- low lt to fire. Others ahead of the fire apparatus or ambulance do not drive to one side, but continue c1 and thus delay the progress O. enc gineS responding Co c fire.
 Also congestion results by motor. ists clogging up the scene of the fire and Fire Marfhal Den Lahey said this action was taken to 0lim. mate this danger, not only to fire. men, but to drivers who get.in the way of the engines.
 Citing an instance, Fire Marshal said that when Chief CavAnaugh was answering a fire on lower wall nut street recently he had Co park his car several blocks from the scene and then walk Co where the firemen were fighting the blaze.
 Supt. of Police William ]. Roach said offenders will be fined 9S0 or bo subjected to three months In iail if found gfsuilty of violating this section of the state law.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-04
No Democratic Trick
 Played On Perriello
Republican Candidate DisavOwed Statement Printed
 At Late Hour In Campaign-PrOOf Charge Shown
lily. h . PeETiello.

Mayor Vincent A. 6cully, In a statement last night, charged that ex.Mayor Patrick M. Perriello had dlsavowed a statement appealing to Italian voters only after 1t had been exposed and had given hle ex. planation only when he believed "lt was too late for him to be aIl- swered."
 A claim by MT. Perrielio that the statement attributed to him In an Italian language newspaper was "M Democratic trick" was denied by MT. Scully. .
 The mayors statement:
 Proof Produced
 "On Friday night I spoke Of an appeal made on c frankly racial basis over the name Of pasQuale Perrielio In an Italian language newspaper. This paper was pups llshed Oct. 26, one week ago Last Saturday. on Saturday, Oct. Si, MT. Perrlello denied Issuing this appeal and challenged me to sub- init proof. did 60 by producing a copy of the newspaper. On Sunday, MT. PagEiello sAid merely that Slae statement was unauthorized.
 '.Monday night At 0:20, prOSuIns ably believing that lt was too late for him Co De answered, Mr. Pegs YielIo denied any connection wisn this statement and said that v was q Democratic trick He mentioned an affidavit which he said ne nac obtained from the editor os sne newspaper stating that he was not the author of the article. He then proceeded to state tf1St this news' paper was supported 'sy the Demo- cratic party and iInFA A hAE we have been gesponsipic wi tn Sfint.. ing Of the statement Nat appeared over his name. His lT4tetnent Una! we support the paper A untrue and his implication Is Q DIesperate, lAst- minute political moe. This news paper received no funds from tne Democratic party except for pad ads, and paid ads for Che Republl- can candidates ass conspicuous lil ltS pages. In fact. NVe original etAee~ ment, AttFibuted tS 18T. peFTiello appeared next to q Naid ad for Aar'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-04

Our Daily GEunt; The ilfs of Hzel- en Morgan is going Co be scgeensd. Let's hope it includes the last traglc and ironic episode, ' How she was allowed to de in want-two weeks before it vas dis. covered that her story was wcrth money.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-04

they are in every way 8 group of men which Waterbury can sup- port with pride and confidence.
 School Board
 |. Our candidates for the Board of Education are likewise a group which was new to public office two years ago and which has acquitted itself well. Their careful attention to the problems of education and their disregard of pressure from political and other groups has
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-04
Mayor Lauds Records
 Of Party Associates
In Closing Campaign Speech His Honor Also Answerz
 Republicans Charge Against Police Department

claim by local newspaper that Waterbury has 266 policemen per 1000 population equivalent to police force of 206 men, declared to be false by Mayor Vincent A. Scuy In his final address of the campaign last night He said that instead Waterbury has only 200 policemen on the regular force stating that forty officers are typo
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-04
Walter llnchen
 O. BrO0dw,0y !. sSssas sssA asSa&~s& ossvrs>a sssa parS usssps
laass naSaRsss@ OuvV0gaa lbaa Uailv mlssssl

FANTASY 4nis Ws Were spared. .the death ol mystery,
 The sullen phrase. the apathv
 Of time, And thus you left gracious gift
 with me-
 Those moments when orr hearts
 were still in rhyme, And 90 . simple little dress you D. wore,
 A fatnt perfume. "a song you used to sum Sttll SlauntS the freshness that I
 felt before. SUI holds Q promise for the
 years to come: So I am lucky, I, the lucklsss one, TO lind again on many 0 stare
 flecked night The streets we knew when all was 1" froth and fun, The inns we loved when all the
 world was right; And you are there more often than ! know TO share the nights that leave no
 afterglow! -Don wahn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-04

smub, Huh? From the New York Times: "They booed the names of walter Wlnchell and Eleanor Roose- welt"
 From the Berlin radio via Unit. ed Press next day: "An enormous mass Og isolationists booed well
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-04

Five charming miniature thot really toI You'll the of coro 0u Alexander describing hints telling should Victorian Early American Alexander Miss Dudley and detail workshop the New York Worlds dorom Also Smith platforms fascinating coLORA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-04

money.
 In Case You Didn't xnow, san. Wheeler & Go, howl that they,ra Deing censored and picked on be- cause the radio chains won't aive them Bing Crosbys radio tame. or Major Bowes' or Town Hall Meet. ing of the Air, just because they want to hold 6 meeting.
 Next day Wheeler's sympathetic echo, Clark of Mo, demanded a 'muzxle" on Sec. Knox. The Nyso- lationists, in short, want encaah freedom of speech to tell the rest of us to shut up.
 -
 Add Neatas& Tricks og Che Week, From Winchel's review Of "Th c Land Is Bright.p in the New Yora Mirror: 'sBut Lacey murdered his best friends and partners ifl the old days out In Montana Co get his booty, and one of them came to his mansion in New York to shot him dead"
 Heheheh: A woanens club, which had been trying to land Helen Hayes at one Os their teas, finally reached the star's husband, Charlie MacArthur, by phone.
 ''No." stalled MacArthOr, "She has c cold, and wo are having great difficulty in just getting her t0 Che theater for her performances"
 Then we will be glad to have you appear instead" persisted the bore.
 .Who, me9" exclaimed MacAr. thur. ''Why, I've been drunk for q week, and Helen won't lot me 0nt of the housel"
 Alnt Xs S07 Some os EAduars diA's foes are aghast because he uses cuss words, There's nothing wrong with . mayor who oeteFds the ears. The time to worry is when when he outrages the nose.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-04

Japan will permit the issuance of only one publicity film . week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-11

PROPERTY for sale-5-room partly fur. house; 4-room fur, house. both with oil ranges and heaters hot and cold water conveniences; 3 lots partly filled. Near Small Boat Harbor. Ira Tucker. Phone 437.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-11
AII-AIaska Salmon pa(k
 Behind 40
Bristol Bay Starts Slowly Report Released from
 Canneries

The total salmon pack for all Alaska districts was 509,731 cases up to last weekend, as compared with 541,637 cases by the com- parable date in the 1940 season, the Fish and Wildlife Service an- nounced today.
 First reports from Bristol Bay showed that important district lag ging behind last year
 The case pack, by districts and species, is as follows:
 Southeastern
 West CoaSt-one king, three pinks, 1O47 echoes, 1051 total.
 Wrangell- Petersburg 4437 reds, 728 pinks, 472 chums, 97 echoes, 5734 total, 6310 last year.
 Eastern-9O4 reds, 28 kings, 5254 pinks. 2059 chums, 308 echoes, 8553 total, 6688 last year.
 Western-2O74 reds, 36 kings, Ill., 139 pinks, 3454 chums, 1913 CO., hoes, 1856 total, 12,177 last year.
 Icy Strait-1781 reds, 104 kings, 10,369 pinks, 3,180 chums, 1432 CO., ] hoes, l6,866 total, 23,167 last year.
 Yakutat-7630 reds, 731 kings, l01 pinks, 8462 total, 8727 last year. | Southeastern total-16,826 reds 900 kings, 27,594 pinks, 9,l65 chums 4697 echoes, 59,182 total, 57,O89 last year.
 Central Alaska 4 Copper River-34,368 reds, 428s kings, 38,650 total, 38,929 last year
 Cook Inlet-8412 reds, 2204t kings, 4589 pinks, 2658 chums, 56i echoes, 38,27O total, 48,653 la s' year.
 Kodiak-26,8 ,862 reds, BIT kings 6882 pinks, 3351 chums, 152 echoes 37,524 total, none last year ac. count of strike. s. Chignik- -28.028 reds, 73 kings 767 pinks, 1892 churns, one cohoe 30,861 total, 19,414 last year. | Alaska Peninsula 42959 reds 23O2 kings, 33,383 pinks, 44,83' i chums, 37 echoes, 124,258 total 127O09 last year.
 Central total-14O589 reds, 1902. kings, 45.621 pinks, 52,838 chums 1,493 echoes, 269,5 ,563 total, 234,OOs last year.
 Western Alaska Port Moller-6456 reds, l65 kings AS chums, 6666 total. 16,534 las1 year.
 Bristol Bay-160,305 reds, 68s kings, 13,326 chums, 174,320 total 234,029 last year. Western total-l66,761 reds, 854 kings, 13,326 chums, 45 echoes, 180,- 986 total, 250,563 last year. Alaska total-324,176 reds, 30,77. kings, 73,215 pinks, 75,329 chums 6235 echoes, 509,731 total, 541. .631 last year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-11

BABE SAMPLES 26-ft. caoln cruiser speed boat Margaret D. Write Empire, c 127.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-11

tion for the Encouragement of de- fense strikes and for giving de- ferment of military training to registrants over 28 years old
 There are muicaLions that some compromise will be worked out in committee with the service provis- ion to be an easier job. The House eliminated the strike provision from the measure yesterday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-11
LABoRERS WAIVED
 FOR WORK ON TRAILi

The Admiralty Division of the United States Forest Service am nounced today the need for num- Der of laborers for work on the var ious trails outside of Junaeu. The division requests that all those in terested in these jobs apply at room 6 in the Shattuck Building.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-11
CONGRESS CANNOT AGREE ON BILL 10
 OUTLAW STRIKES

WASHINGTON, July Il - After more than a months debate, the House and the Senate found them selves in disagreement on legisla-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-11
ONE GENERALLY HELPS

PUEBLO, Col. -- William Hyde, camera shop proprietor, had been giving sympathetic counsel to a young customer, who was having difficulty getting photographic re- suits.
 One day the boy came running in excitedly.
 I've found the trouble" he said, jubilantly. There wasn't any lens on the camera!'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-11
LOST and FOUND

LOST-Soap Box Derby Medal. Phone Black 142. Reward.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-11

TURN your old gold into value, cash or trade at Nugget Shop.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-11
MISCELLANEOUS

GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- nents, $4-50. Finger wave, 65c. Lolas' Beauty Shop. Telephone POI, 315 Decker Way.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-11

FOR RENT-4-room apt, electric range, steam heated, hot and cold water. Above Capitol Cafe.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-11
WATKINS Products. Phne. Blk. 6s4

WURLITZER pianos. Expert tun- ing. Alaska agent. Phone l43.- Geo. Anderson Music Shoppe.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-11
TANKS INSTALLED

TANKS INSTALLED
 Five 10000 gallon gasoline and fuel oil storage tanks have been installed at McGrath by the North ern Commercial O., to take care of the need for fuel of the airlines flying from McGrath to the sur- rounding mining districts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-07-11
FOR SALE

REFRIGERATOR Aft. Westlng- house. Good condition. Phone Blue 150.
Evening star., 1941-03-02
European CoIumnist
To Address Town Hall

Nine. Genevieve Tabouis, Euro
pean newspaper columnist, will be
the speaker at the Town. Hall of
Washington meeting at the Shore
ham Hotel at II am. Friday. Her
topic will be Social Aspects of a
Hitler-Dominated Europe"
In this talk she will present a
contrast between the gay and
glamorouS life of continental So
ciety and the threat of starvation
which has settled over Europe in
the wake of the Nazi blitzkrieg.
Nine. TabouiS ferreted out so
many news scoops on Hitler's pro-
iected moves that he named her
in one of his speeches, it is said, as
the "wisest of all women
The sensational news stories on
international intrigue and counter
intrigue, leading to the current
world crises, she regularly wrote for
her newspaper. L'Oeuvre, earned for
her a reputation as one of the most
astute political commentators of the
generation.
One of her greatest exposes was
that of the plans of Premier Laval
and Sir Samuel Hoare to partition
Ethiopia as a means of averting the
Ethiopian war in December Of 1885.
The story she wrote was described
as political bombshell in both
England and France, and both gov
ernments denied the truth of its
statements at first.
Evening star., 1941-03-02
Red Cross to Send Food
To unoccupied France

A s125O,00o cargo of food. medi-
cine and clothing will be taken to
unoccupied France this month by
the American Export Line vessel
Exmouth, the Red Cross announced
yesterday.
Charter of the vessel was an
nounced after the British Ministry
OF Economic Warfare granted per-
mission for the cargo to pass
through the British blockade. The
Red Cross said the supplies were for
distribution chiefly among children.
The vessel is scheduled to sail
from Jersey City March 8 and ar
rive at Marseille about March %.
Evening star., 1941-03-02

One Of the finest supplies of rain
bow trout in all America is to be
found in the Willow Beach section
of Lake Mead, at Boulder Dam rec
reational area, according to the Fish
and Wildlife Service.
Evening star., 1941-03-02
For Both, Monday Only

Flll-sized floor model triple
action, sweeps, beats and suction
cleans! Adjustable to any thick
ness Of rug nap. Ball bearing.
Kenmore Handy model has re-
volving adjustable brush.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
BIRTHS

Wanda Murray 1907 Gallagher. Ham
trauick-
Eva Neu 1888 Steel
Frances O'MalleY. oslo Cicoiie.
Colleen O'Halloran, 1880 Cortland
Hazel Psison. 337s Fourteenth
Ruth Perry 3s4 Nestsr ferndsle
Ruth Ross 1900 Mestnrook
Irene Roach 1885, Rosels~n.
Genevieye Ruihs 3642 Dane.
Rosa Sopsi 1867 Delaware. OWNS.
Ethel SaUados gt7i Maeketsit, Ceniei
Line
Helen schmidt. I2N Walllck place
Mafs- Ann SchFsidt, 26b6 GilAirmouhi- z
Margaret schnaldt. 44a3 Mckinley,
Lucille SundstrOm. 1925 Feneion
Barbara sisckcr 1898 W. Ann Arhor trail
Plymouth
Josephine Tarsszkiewicz. 1884 Nssel
HamtramCk
Rose Tyner 1858 Illinois.
Jessie Tweedls 5422 Conner
Lorraine Trombley 1883 Lofeiia
Janet Tucker s4i2 Tuxedo
Josephine Vollmer 1857 Lansdo"ns
MARI Noszczyna t3lq Martin.
Dorothy Walls 1879 Brainard.
Ann Weber 1884 American
Mamie Wysocki l3f3l Justine,
Adelnc zyla, 56ii Buchanan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Ethel o. Pemberton. 70; Evelyn E
Gilbert j. Gunssie, 81; Helen L. Wal.
Donald o. Petrsk, 20 Harriet NJ. Curtis
Alber, J. Ash. 81; Cleo F Tway. 10.
Arne W. Haapala IS. Mildred Z. Olson,
Bernard L. Auor 81; Jean winkler, 10
Michael zalush, %. Genevieve Kobiel.
Norman ! Nickerson, 81; Eleanor c
Clement Piscido. IS. Mary cracehiola. %.
David c. PRAY. -. Soma Moleiko. %.
Anthony -Lueky-2ni -ElthiA- Rersnsneai,-l
Joseph Runski, -. Mary szewczyk, IS.
Ralph r. Tags %. Virginia NJ Smith. -
ner. 20.
Jsme.~W. Brehmer, az Cleo NJ. Harwood
Harry r Carr. q: Els. c Paterson %.
Julius T. Berlin. q: Helen silver. 49,
Joe Kasmer ~; Reba sorln. So
William ), J, sobulek- -Estelle KosoHs
Harry 4. Denecour SIS; Belle DOYLE, IS.
Nicholas Klcek, 20. vivian Rivard. rs
Edward Snyr % Julia Szocinski. y.
George. l. Charooneau. 20, Clara +. Aims
worth %.
George T Heaps. u TIA Ellen Pctrells, %
William V. Smith. IS Mary r. Goldngea
90.
Victor I. senefsky, 2i: Jessie g. spsns-
Alber, j. Nykiei q; Stella NJ. DANISH. II.
sherman Goldman. 33A Helen Krainen %
John Sworek ~, MARY Kryvicky. 20
Henry r. Lopate IS Ninth Ann Auri.
cite 80.
William J cresswell. 20; Jean Graham, %.
Melvin Miller u. Jessie Green 49,
Morley Garter p Pearl r. Silson 20
Edmund V Dlugokinski. IS. Marie r. PET.
rowski 81
Joseph NJ DeFever. %, Lola Trincia. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
DIVORCES

Divorces we're granted to:
Jessie WenZig from john.
Vera X. Rougon from Frank.
Susie Schoen. from Albert.
Mary l.. Green from Bonnie.
EVELYN Howard from Gene
Anna V. Brown from Elmer.
Edith Il. Hall from william.
Louis Bruce from Anna
Anna Wolfe from Peter.
Iottie Gradzikiewicz from STANLEY
Dorothy Breckon from Theodore
Helen Holato from Philip.
Marilyn r. Ferguson from Joseph {
Lucille Kinney from George
Alma Cameron from Thomas
Aida V. johnson from August W
Edith A. Deutsch from Carl II.
JOY Lake from william.
Margaret Anderson from George.
Wsnya Knighton from Curtis.
Ruth Little from George.
Pauline kspicouskas from Joseph
Willard Wilson from -Pesrle-
Cyril Burghope from Hattie.
Ernestine Davis from Pact
Antonina SolcZynski from Frank J
Florence Golindo from Frank.
Margaret Alvoet from Jerome.
Lucy Mandoza from Zacarias.
Eunice Colleys from Horace.
Christine Pevloi from Jesse {.
Albert Werth from Virginia.
Alice Davis from Louis.
Nadyne Lawlor from wallace.
Elizabeth Basin from James.
Ida Davis from Sidney
Frances Davis from Joseph.
Virgil owens from BESSIE
ANNULMENT
Charlie Evans from Lille.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
DEATHS

Joseph Bruno Flip -ail6 Chene. IS
Mamie Smith. 1908 Dubois 90
Hattie j. simmons sl55 Home. Is
Claude r. Myers s35 Brown street, %
Martha l. Dearborn. 754g Richmond. ~
Clara A, Schmidt, 2260 Lasalle Gardens
81
Alice J. stroh. ts7 Riyard, A..
Eliza beth Shafer. 1902 West Ferry 80.
Frederick r Church, 1859 Cortland -.
Martha Greenwood, Arnold Home, 20.
Vena SmOoi, 6ii Holbruok. IS.
James Quincy 2OiS West Warren, 20.
John Dobke, 4il5 McDougan 40.
MARY Duke, ST. East Vernon highway. ~
CASPER NJ ZCngerle. 3fsi Cadillac go.
Buelah Hough 1927 Fourteenth -
Margaret Robh 1875 StrathcOna. 80.
Nellie McElmurry. 2a5I Van DYKE, oe
Helen Anna STROUD i5ii Tweniy-tit,h, 20
Caroline Walter 1880 Sherwood. 81
Josephine progdow 3alf MedhuIS. ~
Lawrence Mackiin Jr. 1907 81, AntoIne. II
Juiia Tsrgonski. 27A Electric, Wyandoite
"a
Thomas stamos 6si West Alexsndrine 81
Frank Emery Touchie. 5g0i Gilbert. 46
Catherine Phoebe Rensha~, 6ls5 stanton
So
PAU Vernon Post Psmpa Tex. -.
Mary Rudolph 5S0l Springfield, ~.
John {. Harder 1885 West Grand houle
Ronsy Mslerbl s37s East wants. l.
Joseph Psscents, 1854 Hurlout, SO
Jack Rademsoher el3 Altet toso o.
Margaret Long. 1850 Southheld' 90
Charles r Gossett. 972 Penrose, 50.
Anne Reeves, 2640 Lawrence, SIS
Charles H. Lewis, - East Nevada, =
John Peter Miller. 4i46 Van DYKE - 90
Andrew Greeorish. 567 South Livernois
Charles w. Lee, 1867 Livernols, %
Frank X Jolly, Lincoln Hotel, 90.
Howard stewart 1924 Medbury, 81.
Leona Pcllerilo. 5000 Hereford,
William Atkinson. 1867 HlllSef, DO
Joeeph WalcyeWsk bJOb MARTIN
Louis Foilmer ii0i Ferdinand.
George Mitchell Estes. 9ie6 Ntii--
Mary Badger, 7437 Twelfth. 80.
Emma Sheldrick. $1,000 Stoepel 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
DECENTRALIZATION

Insurance now available for entire family
AT low monthly rates, including surgeons
bills.
Covers operations and sickness apd ac-
cident from any cause. Carries VI 900
death benefit wage reimbursement optional.
Write Box SO. 1918 Book Bldg, Detroit.
MARIE scHELL. 22is Ashland--weight
reduction rheumatism, neurtis. eTele-
phone LEaox 1894.
MEN WOMEN! WANT VIM2 Stimulants
In ostrex Tonic Tablets pep up bodies
lacking vnsmin 81. Iron, Calcium, Phos-
phorous. Special Introductory joe size today
only zoe For sale at all drug stores every
wherein Detroit. all Cunningham's. Kin
sells, Sans and Waigreen Drug Stores
ON AND after this date | viii not be
responsible for debts contracted by my
wife Anna TomasZewsM (IhOmas). signed,
Edward Thomas, 2300 Poland street,
Hamtramck.
MRS. RAVE Astrologist. Featured at
state Fair. 1897 Mitchell. PLAZA 250S.
ON AND after this date Kenneth Boyer
Will not be responsible for any debts
contracted by his wife, Louise Boyer. 20620
Nesbitt. Gratiot Township. Detroit.
PHYsIoTHERAPY-s Monday. Tues
day. Wednesday. 50 90. 29i0 West Grand
boulevard Madison 0520.
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE-Chnrch Of
= Christ "A ppointments daily 1860 West
Grand boulevard. Tyler 6-7333
RUPTURE AND RECTAL DISEASES
Treated as you work. Hygea Clinic. for.
merry McVoy Clinic. 2l3 Boulevard Bldg.
az 1910 Woodward. Tel. TR l-ti5O
RONALD. please come back. miss you verS
SUFFERERS WHY suffer sciatica or
rheumatism Barhagha plaster. Sue
cessful one day treatment 505S Chalmers.
LenoX 0s3S
sUPERFLUoUs HAIR A CURSE. Improve
your appearance Wizard stick Guaran-
teed Method Permanently Painlessly De-
stroys stubborn growth. No needles. Free
Booklet. Mrs Mack, 1921 Virginia Park.
Free Demonstration. Appointment, Madison
1868.
PROF. ELTON. AsTRoLoGY
Consultations daily, 10 to 5; Tuesdays snd
Fridays till 9. Closed Sunday. 3ils John
r, between Erskine ana Eliot. Special 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
ADVERTISING

EAST JEFFERSON
ADVERTISING
Young man 20 sell advertising. Salary and
commission. Experience not necessary
Write Box B-63i0. Detroit Times.
BOYS, rs YEARS OF AGE ONLY, FOX
PLEASANT. HEALTHFUL OUTDOOR
WORK. GOOD PAY STEADY WORK
VACATION WITH PAY. SEE MIX.
swARTHoUf, ROOM 200 $40 SHELBY.
counter man--Experi-
enced Apply william Boesky Restaurant.
l0350 Dexter at Collinewood
DRIVERS WANTED
Good money making opportunity driving
Checker Cabs An outdoor Job--drlving a
pleasure car. Heslthful,- profitfble-a and
steady Age II TO 50. Apply 2l2s Trum-
bull after a. m.
DUE To DRAFT-Have opening Tor sales
man in BEDFORD district. Jewell Tea Co.,
1881 Livernois Call Hogarth 1920 for APP
pontment.
ENGINEER craftsman with automobile eX-
perience, permanent position state age.
experience and salary expected. Write Key
stone Trailer and Equipment Company
Inc. 10th and Garfield, Kansas CITY.
Missouri.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
Personals

PSYCHOLOGISTS L. Jsnette. Rose others
Entertaining with LuncheOns. Wishing
Well Tearoom. 1904 Broadway. Room go.
AsTRoLoGIST - Elizabeth Fem. from
Hollywood; consultations, appointments
daily; reasonable Tyler 5-4297.
COOLING HOT weather treatments. Hours
Is Creole Studio. 1910 East Warren.
DEBT relief! See Credit Adjustment Co,
sS3 Barum Tower Detroit Gil. sJ4I
GALL KLENZ' ends liver. gan bladder.
stomach gas. gladstone attacks; prevents
operations. lii0- BnrlIngame. Townsend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-01
AT RIIE BONNEIS

Weather cloudy. track. fast
First Race-MOw You Down, Merge
IAprtmera. Way Yonder Wenet. Bsljoe.
Second Race Double lie. Bessie Marx.
Third Raes-- Rebelyei. Jack snipe.
Fourth Race--Kid Glove. Marsail.
Worthy Tip.
Fifth Race Gunwale Westy's Butler.
Riscn. KawAgoe Free Again Notation.
Sixth Race Forceful, Miss Iupper'
skit skat, Alvamor. Charlotte King.
Brodear
Seventh Race Joplin. one Tenth.
Strother, Rockville, Cap-Quio, Golden
Quest.
Eighth Race-Stlent Gift. Prince il
Magic shadow. Gallant RISK, Free spirit.
Lord Dean.
Ninth Race-Declared OF.