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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08

You men in this unit are in
the navy now--and you can't
beat that"
With this remark, addressed to
/ 500 workers of the die and
division OF Fisher Body.
Rear Admiral Wat +. Cluverius.
u. S. n, presented the coveted
navy "E" for excellence of naval
defense work done by the Detroit
plant.
The presentation was made
during colorful outdoor ceremonies
at the plant, ST. Antoine and
Piquette streets, in the presence Of
the workers and some 100 guests
who included II ranking naval
officers and executives of General
Motors and its respective divisions.
MARK OF SUCCESS
The navy "E' is the mark of
success painted on the stack of an
honored vessel and this occasion
marked the first time it had been
presented outside the navy since
the last war. The symbol will be
painted on the factory stack in
the near future.
Actual accomplishment for which
the award was made to Fisher
Body is the production of gun
castings for naval guns two and
one-half months ahead of schedule.
The first housings were 10 have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
|Drownings Spur
Swim Classes

Alarmed by the number OF
drownings in lakes and rivers sur
rounding Detroit. the department
of parks and recreation today
called attention TO the free SWIM
ming instructions provided y fosf
both children and adults in 2Ol
swimming pools in intermediate
and high schools throughout the
city.
Instructions for children are
given in all pools daily except
Saturday and Sunday from l to )
p. m. Adult classes are held be-
tween 8 and 9 %. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Fort Holds
Last Night
.ManeuVer
Time. star Correspondent

FORT CUSTER, Aug. S.-Under
a bright moon, units of the 50th
Field Artillery battalion moved
out last night TO repel an invading
force from the reservation and
across the Kalamazoo River in the
final night maneuver here before
troops start south for war games
in Louisiana.
The more than 500 men Of the
battalion mounted their vehicles
and pulled out Of their motor pool
without lights to take the enemy
by surprise. Before midnight the
unit was in position to lay down
fire which began at dawn.
The battalion moved out onto
Hill road and then across coun-
try from Reese to Territorial road.
Another croSs-country jaunt to
Longman road and north on Long
man TO Territorial road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Box Fails TO Lift
SIdmer Enigma

Opening of the safety deposit
box of Charles w. Slamer, former
Dearborn police inspector. today
had failed TO clear up the mystery
OF whether Slamer was murdered,
committed suicide or accidentally
took an overdose of drugs he had
been using to quiet his nerves.
The box was opened in the pres
ence of Slamer's widow, Prosecu-
tor William +. Bowling and other
law officials. 1t contained four
insurance policies totaling $1,000.
a Cancelled check of $3.50 for
income tax payments in March.
1910, and a similar check OF
$500 for 1941. besides a number
OF personal papers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Arrested for Arson,
Girl Burns Her Cell

A psychopathic examination will
be sought Monday for Emma
Chizmadia, 20. of 500 North Craw-
ford. as a result of four fires
started in the home of her en-
ployer, Norman Ross of 1885
Warrington drive. and a fifth fire
started in her cell at police head
quarters.
81 guess I just do these things
instinctively or 1 must have
been asleep when the fires were
started. can't say like
smoke or like to see fire engines,
just don't remember anything
about the fires" she told arson
squad Detective Edward c..
Epplpc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
NLRB Elections SET
For ! Detroit Plants

Two NLRB bargaining elections
were announced today by Frank
II. Bowen, local NLRB director.
Next Thursday. employees at the
plants of the Michigan Alkali
Company will ballot on whether to
be represented by the Go United
Mine Workers. the Independent
Chemical Workers or neither
union.
Next Tuesday. a similar election
will be held al the Pioneer En-
cheering and Manufacturing Com
pany, 1869 John r. street. where
Local 377 of the Go United Elec-
trical, Radio and Machine Workers
of America is seeking bargaining
rights.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
18th Engineers
Go South Soon

FORT CUSTER. Aug. S.-Mem-
hers Of the Nth Engineers VIII
leave Fort Custer on August is
for Whelen Springs. Ark. where
they will bivouac in preparation
for the September maneuvers in
the Sabine River area,
The 800 men now on their
way south will bivouac tonight in
Poplar Bluff, Mo. Other units
scheduled 10 go south probably
will follow the same route. though
no date for the departure or ar
rival in the south OF division units
has been announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
u. 5. Defers Sentence
OF Probation Officer

Stephen M. Hedrick. 30. of 1888
Seventeenth street. Wyandotte, a
Wayne County probation officer,
today was given a deferred sem
.tence by Federal Judge Ernest A.
O'Brien for posing as an Ameri-
can citizen. when he is an alien
from Canada. He was released on
personal bond.
Hedrick was Immediately sus-
pended as a probation officer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Witnesses Exonerdte
MofOrmdn in Death

Witnesses today eXonerated DSR
Motorman Edwin MoSier, %. Of
1890 Hlllger avenue Of blame in
the death OF John Carrick. O. of
1871 East Garfield avenue. who
was killed ~ East jefferson and
lroquois avenue when struck by
the car driven by Mosier.
Witnesses said Carrick. with his
head down. ran directly in front
Of the car apparently on his way
TO a safety zone 10 board the
streetcar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Veteran Musicians
Homecoming Feature

Members of a band of musicians.
state champions 30. years ago, will
take up their oboes and cymbals
IN a repeat performance as a fea-
ture OF. the Homecoming at Dia-
mondale, Michigan, August y and
3, II was announced today.
Many of the men are grand
fathers Of boys who now play in
the Diamondale school band. Tho
homecoming is sponsored by the
Band Mothers Club and the pro-
ceeds will 60 10 the band
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Unconscious II Days,
Bow Condition Better

ANN ARBOR. Aug. S.-Kenneth
Abrahams, 6, of Detroit. who was
operated upon by the famous brain
specialist. DR.. Max Peet, after an
airplane race against death,
showed signs of improvement in
University Hospital today - the
seventeenth day he has been UNI
conscious.
Physicians said Kenneth would
recover, although they expected
little response 10 his operation for
several more days. He suffered a
brain conclusion in a fall from a
horse at Charlevoix. His parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morey AbrahamS,
live at l7205 Muirland avenue,
Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Oil Field Workers
To Vote on Contract
Time. stan Correspondent

Mt PLEASANT Aug. S-An
election was 20 be held here today
for employees Of Pure oil Company
and Pure Transportation Com
pany whore go persons had been
on strike for SIX DAYS
Union members yesterday rati-
ned ala agreement with company
officials and will vote on bar
gaining contract for union rccogni-
ton before returning 10 work.
The strike has affected operations
on 600 producing wells and 300 or
more drilling wells
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Diamond Tooth Joe
Starts 0-Year Term

Diamond Tooth joe RUSSELL.
az. three Of whose front teeth con-
tain diamonds earned out OF boot
logging profits. today started an
eight-year sentence and a $1,000
fine imposed By Federal Judge
Ernest AAO'Brien for purchasing
possessing and transporting mar
CofiCs.
RUSSELL who aid the diamonds
are worth 5000 declared that he
had them put in ms teeth 90 keep
himself from cashine in the stones
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Asthm a Agony

DON'T rely on smokes. sprays and injec-
tons n YOU suder from terrible recurring
choking, gaspine. vhee2ing spells OF Asthma
Thousands Of sufferers have found that the
first dose OF AendRco usually paillates
Asthma spaSms and loosens thick strangiine
mueus, thus promoting freer breathing and
more restfal sleep Get Aendaco IA tasteiess
tabirts from druggist only 6Dc guarantee
Money back unless fully satished.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
jailed for Fake Prescription

After pleading guilty to forging
and passing a narcotic prescription
in a downtown drug store. James
Shannon. 81, of lac Tyler avenue,
Highland Park, today was sem
fenced to six years in prison by
Federal Judge Ernest A. O'Brien.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
$40 killing
Murder Is Marquette's
First in is Years

MARQUETTE. Aug. s. Robert
Edwin O'Neil, %, confessed in
court today that he murdered
Peter Girard. 55, in a holdup in
which ne obtained Sl0.11.
Girard's murder was the first in
Marquette in l6 years. Judge
Frank A. Bell withheld sentence
pending an investigation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Fisher Beats the Gum
GIN Division Is Honored by Navy for Speeding Up
Production of Castings for Artillery

been produced by June and actu-
ally came off the line in April.
Along with the blue pennant
bearing the white +. Admiral Gu
verius also presented the flag of
the bureau of ordnance. a blue
emblem bearing the Dahlgren guns
which revolutionized gunnery in
their day. and the anchor. Both
emblemS, underneath an American
flag, were hoisted TO a new pole
atop the plant, as an American
Legion post band played the ma
tional anthem.
NOTABLES AT CEREMONIES
On the bunting bedecked plat
form during the ceremonies were
Lieut.. Gov Frank Murphy. GIN
President G. +. Wilson. Admiral
CluveriuS, Edward +. Fisher, gen.
eral manager of Fisher Body and
GM vice president; Capt. +. A.
Lofquist, chief of staff TO the
commandment Of the Ninth Naval
District and commandant of Great
Lakes Training Station; Lawrence
p. Fisher, GIN vice president;
Capt. r. Thornton Brodhead, COM
Imandant of the Michigan naval
area; and c. +. Hunt, GM vice
president.
The speech of acceptance was
made by Edward r. Fisher, who
paid tribute TO all the plant work
ers before ordering the flags raised.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08

You men In this unit are in
the navy now-and you can't
beat that"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08

BUY any Kroger brand
item. Like u as well as or
better than any other or
return unused portion ~ In
original cOntainer. and we
will replace n, absolutely
FREE. with the same item
IN any brand we sell, re-
gardless OF price"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08

ADVFRTIsEAfEN
Evening star., 1941-10-12
Meet More Of the Owls

LERE Lawrence and his w. H.
enthusiasts operating the neorby
countryside epe Of the bored and greet
horned owls The former ose bird sometimes known os the
usually Of distinct boots Like the
all the fom hos brown Most OF
birds yellow % Bigger tho his fellow the greet
end Of toll This
looking bird derives from stiff feothered tufts
frequently strikes turkeys
ked The lowrenees
"onIy few cut" otter hondine one however.
Evening star., 1941-10-12

A greet horned owl is
coueht in q pensive pose. 1t
NOV look like a benevolent
potrioreh. but thot sho'p.
curved beck is reody to rip
through feothers OF fur.
-
Evening star., 1941-10-12

The greet horned owl
builds a sturdy nest Of twies.
Here is one crodIed by bows
Of q pine tree. Two lorse
eggs have been ploeed on q
scattering Of feothers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26
Regulated arm
Prices Urged
Former Senator
Endorses Move

WASHINGTON - Former sens-
cor Smith W. Brookhart Of Iowa
told the house agricultural COM
nnittee Friday that II domestic
farm prices are sufficiently regu-
lated we could take care Of our
SURPRISES and those OF South
America as well"
He said that, under provisions
a. a bill which would create a
surplus corporation 10 fix domes-
nc farm prices on the basis Of pro-
duction costs. there would be no
need 10 restrict domestic farm
yields.
There would he no surplus
too big under such a setup." he
said. we could take the sur
plus and give II TO China or
any other country II we fix
our prices - one for normal
production and the other for
surplus and export"
Under terms Of the bill. intro
duced by Rep. Knute Hill, D.
Wash, the surplus corporation ad-
n1inistrator would determine each
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26
Army Orders

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26

HICkIEY - TIE three-menths
dispute between Mayor y. W
France ard the city council reached
the showdown stage here this weck
When the council voted 10 start
recall proceedings against France
city Clerk Charles Hsrkins wss
instructed TO contact Frank Man.
ning. Paysilup attorney. for the
purpose q drawing up recall
charges against France.
Two weeks ago a petition signed
hy 200 citizens VAS presented %
France asking him 10 resign. The
councils action this week comes
as direct result of this petition.
A wPA setup !. being prepared
~ Basil MoHugh for improvement,
81 streets and alleys and construc'
ton Of new concrete sidewalks.
Anniversary Party
A large delegation Of Reeekshs
and odd Fellows are expected 20
attend the meeting Saturday night
April 20. in the I. O. o. y. hall
here when the lodges Of Buckley
Fnumclaw and Wilkesnn will iotr
in celebrating the i22nd snniver-
sary Of the order.
Thursday Bridge club met THU
week for the final party Of the
year at the home Of Mira c. II
Stewart.
Mrs. Fred Jordon entertained
Tuesday with a one o'clock lunch
con and three tables Of CONTRACT
bridge. having as her guests tn
Mesdames Pat o'Bar. J standish
n. n. Northcutt r. l. Govan
4 Robert Lanuere, Bertram Thomas
r.. X. Fowler. A. Mcclure. w
Warrens, J. Smith and J. Peterson
w and n club met the first
I of this week Win MIS-. IihfehSs
Olson as hostess for an evening
Of pinochle and q late lunch.
Honorcd nj shower
Mrs. II. Il. Anderson was hon
ored with a handkerchief shovel
the first OF the week at a meet
ing Of the whatcha Maxim clut
at the home Of Mrs b. NJ. Harbor
The evening WAS spent In sewing
and discussing flower arrangement
followed by a dainty late luncheon
Those present were the Mesdame'
X. A. Cross. II. A. Parkinson. c
r.. Hamilton. c. l.. hacGlothlen
Walter Hisel. the honor guest anc
the hostess.
|
The Marion Ladies' Country clu,
met this week at the home Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26

Milton rr~seheci held lie en-.
nusi election 81 officers Tuesday
night Those elected 10 office fcs
the corning year sr. Mrs. Elmer
Petersen. president. Mrs. Andy
Gale. vtee-pse.sdent. Mrs. ROY
Render. secretary. ard Mrs. Fred
Miller. treasurer.
During the past year the group
has almost tririsd its membership.
jumping fr~m II 81 the beginning
If the year. q "a Al the recent
PIT. A convention at ortIns
Mliicn priesthood was awarded .
priss for IN. greatest member.
ship Increase tn the eounty.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26
Navy n ssds Flisrs
And Mechanics

The navy needs sviatars and
aviation mechanics. according IN
Chief Petty officer u. ~. Kelly
who IL IN charge 81 the recruiting
office IN the city hall.
Kelly said Friday there 10 .
demand for young men IT'S years
ed who hsv. technical training
or experience In aviation. and who
ssn pass the physical requirements
Enlistment entails additional
schooling ny the navy and assign.
ment 10 active duty for . period
n four years. Kelley s.id
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26
His Draft and Serial
Numbers Identical

ADRIAN. Mich.-rrankiin Boies
of Hudson claims distinction be-
cause his Lenawee county order
and serial numbers are identical:
$500. Draft officials believe such
coincidence II rare throughout the
nation although . similar case was
reported In another Michigan
county.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26

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sufs riFvstsna HuifrrI uFs=s
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26
Droff Causes DeUfh
OF Pet Iquono

PITTSFIELD. Mass.--Ths first
casualty Of the draft in New Eng
land was 1Egy, q spiny tailed
igusna that has lived since 1899 In
the Berkshire Museum as . pet Of
STAFF Member Stewart b. Green.
When Green wa called To arms.
Iggy began . hunger strike that
caused his death.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26
Buckley City Council Votes
Recall Action Against Mayor

Nrs Franz rnots.n with Mrs
Arthur Collins IS oo-hcste<>l
IN. nixm..,,r elae win NEE,
Friday IN Enumclsw At ire home
g Mr.. Melvin Wells FOR . 30
dessert luncheon and informal at
terncon.
Rride- Eteet Ccurptiment~d
Miss Gertrude Fcx. daughter -
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fox. who viii
marry Clarence Wethereil - South
frairis in May, was ccmpiimsn,ed
AZ two showers this week
"Wednesday evening Mrs Charlie.
Rock 81 Elms. Mrs. n. n. Lincks
Mrs. Jack Ranch and Miss Faye
Ranch entertained IN her honor a.
the library with some fifty guests
IT. attendance Al the close 81 ar
informal evening the honor guest
opened her many gifts. assisted Al
the gift table by Mis- Barears
Kelley of Sumner. Miss Faye
Ranch and Miss Ilene Boyce.
Thursday afternoon Mrs VIII
liam kembei Of raeoms and Mrs.
John Rsdford entertained Al the
Fox home with . miscellaneous
shower At which guests were some
twenty neisheors.
Birthday Dinner
Mrs. willard Macdonald enter
tanned this Thursday afternoon
with q $50 dinner honoring the
tenth birthday 81 her daughter.
Norma Guests included Hsrhetts
Harbor. Catherine peiringer. Joyce
Borell. Katherine and Janet Watts.
Doris Louise olens. Barbara Morse.
Lora Altman. Nancy shearer, Rev
erly Weber, harjory Bueins. Billy
Anderson. the honor guest and her
sister, Margaret
Altar society Of the 81 Aloysius
church met wednesday for a So
oial afternoon at the home Of Mrs
Charles Van Hoof. Hostessvs were
the Mesdsmes Charles Van Hoof.
Eivin Van Hoof. John Boyle. Ed
Trolson. II. n Meier. i,~ontine
Levesaus. c. E. Hamilton and Elir-
abeth Mahlin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26

year the cost Of producing basic
agricultural commodities.
The administrator then would
fix the total volume Of farm prod
uets needed domestioally. fix Their
price and hold the surplus in ware
houses for future sale on the world
market.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26
Aunt Het
BY ROBERT CULLEN

Men ore like little bows
When YOU see Q wife beooin'
her man 10 cot something. he's
found out he con get loun' Of
tention by not eo.in'. +"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26

A pair Of wrens built their nest
in the red light Of a traffic signal
in Denver. Colo.
Soap is not used by one-fourth
Of the worlds population.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26
MANUFACTURERS
TESTED RECIPES

| MANUFACTURERS |
| TESTED RECIPES |
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for children. n 4 excellent made 81
snt,r. Roman Meal
ORANGE ruIFD ROLLS
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thsp. sugar
cups miik, scsided and ceesed "a
fukswarm
thsp. melted shortening
cups sifted fIaur
tbsp. salt
Dissolve yeass and sugar IN luke
warm milt Add shortsnlns and hal.
the flour beat untl perfectly
smooth. Add salt and remainder OF
flour. knead yell and place ~
gr~ssed bowl Cover Let rise until
double In bulk stir down Cover
will and place IN refrissrstor until
nssded To use. cut off a. much
dough a. desired Roll out on Toured
board Ia y Inch thick spread with
cooked orange films and roll up ~
for jelly roll Cut into t-inrh pisoss
place in creased muffin tina and ies
riss until light. shout - hour hass
IN moderate oven 81 AIS de-. '. about
2o-7s minutes