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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31
Enlisted Men
Now Officers
Promotions Mode
In 4lst Division
CAMP RRsY

CAMP MURRAY Ma Gen.
George A White. commander q
~. slst Disl<.en hsfc. announced
appointment q eight enlisted men
Il the rank - Second lieutenant
saturday A. ne same tine. -
officers received promotion.
Enlisted men gwen commissions
include sgis Ruben ? LIKE
Robert {. wstscn and Robert q
Fletcher. al ~ Eugene. Or. and
CPL Roger X Putnam II Salem
al four IN the is7d Infantry sgt
Hneurn Lowe. Everett. isis, n
fantry. sgt George n Russell.
rockingham. ls1st Infantry. SGT
John I. Norris. Yakima. isixi In
fantrx. and sgt Herbert A Reu-
ton. Boise. Idaho. ileth Engineers
Promotion of MAJ John W
Beard. Portland. chaplain q the
1e2d Infantry. 10 The grade 81
lieutenant colonel. and Capt.
William n. Hammond Of Salem.
assistant intelligence officer. 10
major headed thu list Of o<neer
advancement.
Three other captains ~er. sd-
vaneed 10 ma jor They are capts.
Grant : Green and Jess. T. VIII
kins. both Of Seattle and both Of
issth Field Artillery: and Capt.
Matthew p. Murphy Of Spokane.
Other promotions follow:
From FIRST lieutenant to captain
Dow n. Lowell. is2d Infantry:
Pierre D. Mead. 1s2d Infantry
Arthur [. Lowe. 1879 Infantry.
Everett J. Hughes. is6th Infantry:
Gordon L. sprague. ii6th Quarter
master.
From second lieutenant 10 first
lieutenant Alvin y. Garnon,
Harry wife. jr.. Donald Mcmillan
Charters, Arthur r. Carmel. all of
1921 Infantry; Dan c. West. <ist
Signal Co: Arthur II. Delmore
Russell NJ Beals. Joseph r. STAN
pher, Vernon p. Townsend, Frank
G. Emo. Sheldon p. johnson. all
Of 1920 Infantry. James p Nicely,
i6ist Infantry, Gene A. Robens.
4ist Division headquarters. and
George L. Getty. 16ist Infantry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31

MOON London mad ia
sish1h consecutive night la.t night
Without 81 ar raid alarm
The first Consolidated tsbefaior
-four motorsdl bomber flown from
the y \ set . nsu trsnss A tlsntlc
speed record 81 considerably lsss
Than eight hours" u sss disclosed.
~ VAS believed ths I4b~r.tors
average speed vas well over 75s
miles an hour is's top speed 10
msfs than 80 miles an hour
Authoritative sources said fhs
Royal Air Force ID not raid au
IN. continent last night. pfssum.
ably bsesUs. of weather conditions
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31
State Agents
Round Up IA
Liquor Triols for
Il Set April 3

After agsin waiting fer action
hv city police. state liquor board
inspectors stepped n snd cor
Quoted wholesale raids in Tacoma
during TIE week ending SATURDAY
for selling hard liquor b The
drink
The raids were similar q those
conducted last December No 70
Ice officer, assisted the state
men.
Fourteen arrests we're made ~
~. state agents ss they svcoped
down upon the joints which sp-
parently were running wide open
and with little fear Of moleststion
hy police officers.
Those arrested were:
Eduardo ceoehi at Vasa hotel
$780, Pacific ave
George Pagni at 74llia Com
meree st
John Peanuts" Piazza at Reno
Cafe. 1924 Broadway.
Jenne Bonedi at 4s24 So. Wash
ington.
Mickey o'Day Al Cafe De Paris
1920 Pacific ave.
Mary Hunt At swsnee rooms,
1909 Market ST.
Frank Clements at 1921 So
Tacoma ave
Louie Martin at Grant hotel
is1sis Pacific ave.
Lena Ford at Castle rooms.
isa2is Market ut.
Lester Brown and Rose Harris
~ Even hotel. 1888 = Broadway.
William Wright at 2i2sia JEFF
sesson ave
Marjorie Burke at Model hotel,
1927 Broadway.
Henry Wilson At 1s45ls Com
nerce st.
Piazza and Bonedi stood trial
Thursday afternoon in Judge W.
A. Richmond's police court. The
others posted cash bail or property
bonds.
A similar charge for an arrest
on March Is hung over Piazza and
he pleaded not guilty to both.
Upon testimony by the inspectors,
Piazza was convicted and fined
5000 on one charge and given 30
DAYS on the other charge. He
gave verbal notice of appeal.
Jenne Bonedi was fined Sl25 and
costs. which she paid. The others
will come to trial on April 3.
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Pro America
Against War

Ms7 hsrs II rro Amsrics II
FIsrce county II Their monthly
meeting FRIDAY ADOPTED a resalu-
ton opposing |. : participation
n foreign usrs TIE resolution
copies % which were ssnt % re
state department ard the prs<l-
dent Al the national capital. said
sfro-Amerlez EoeS 81 recond -
believing thst our first duty = 10
keep America out u the foreign
Nafs nov fsEtna n Europs. Asa
snd Africa
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II ERE'S MORE ABOUT
OHIO Richter Dies

lynx bhsiilesh an Hldlts DOfOtllI&
Washington. and in Alaska.
Active In Business
Prior to opening his own bust
ness. Richter was associated with
MS brother. Franz of Seattle. who
survives him, In operation of the
Washington Rubber Co, Inc. with
headquarters ia Seattle He was
made treasurer Of the firm when
he first became associated with IT,
and was later appointed general
manager. The business also met
with success and finally outgrew
its owner, who sold out To the
United States Rubber Co, for
which Richter continued To work
until his resignation in 1918.
He was born In Remseheid. Ger
many. Nov. 7, 1886. the son OF
Otto and Francisco Richter. He
Wa educated In Germany and
Was a graduate Of the University
Of Berlin, where ne completed
course in mee hsnical engineering
IN 1875 Richter left Germany
the following year for New York.
docking In the United States port
on his 23d birthday
Gained Experience
From the eastern port. he made,
MS way 10 Hokendauqua. Pa4s
where no worked as . mAehinist
for two years. His ability vas
recognized by employers and for
the next II years the young man
worked as foreman and super
lntendsnt IN rubber factories and
silk mills. gaining the expe renee
which was 10 stand MIN in good
stead upon MS arrival in Seattle
m 1924 70 loin MA brother in bnsi-
meas
Richter married Aias PaIls
Enrerbsrs IN San Frsncisoo on
August IS. 1926 sh. arr tao
II Their five children. Mas quite
Francisco Richter and Mrs. Eta
Richter Engsr. both Of TsoanaA.
survive
Other than his wife, children And
brother. Richter leaves susser
brother, Fritz. broker Of Pan
scheld. and three grandcf4 lde~n.
Harold Carl Enger r.. Hanlins
Fpxsr and Otto Euker. sH Of
Tacoma
Despite ma many business xffii-
istions. Richter took an active part
in social ard eve affairs. ..n1 Vss
4 chs Ytsr rssmber ~ tss % Inion
ciun ara q member If the Com
nnsreisi club.
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MRS. ANbREw RICHARDS

Mrs. May Cavanaugh Richards
40. wife of Andrew Richards. owner
and proprietor OF the Andrews
Fixture Co. died at the home. $50
So. 18th st, Friday at $50 p. NJ.
She was born in Great Falls. Mont.
but was brought to Tacoma when
but a small girl and has lived here
since that time. Mrs. Richards. a
member of Neighbors of Wood
craft, also Ia survived by one son.
Roland. two daughters, LaDona
and Gloria JOY. all of the nome
one brother. Rueben Goodresu, and
one SISTER. Mrs. Clarence Dunning,
both of Tacoma. Cassidy 4 Allen
will announce the funeral,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31

fIABoHarE SCORES
DIPLOMATS PHEstsGg

IDsDIs>-Ilsut. cefs6r y 7
" Fisfeh<r. parliamentary private
secretary 20 the first losd Of ne
admiralty. utterly criticized IN q
speech ioftey ths continued pres
.ne. N Hi,sin sf the Jsp.nsss
anna sAsrtor On tns ground that n.
md ma sszn ~srs sbls 10 report
British sssrsts 10 Germany
I ss. rso rssson my 80 should
wear I'D ..sloyss or even three
ounce gioFss IA ina matter ard
iolsrst. sahst are presumably
h0stils aAs&rx-fs IN os1r midst
xh.n ". are fighting ths ensmy
attn bars fists ana snuexls
busters hs sslf
Fletcher, . lsDor member Of the
Hous. Of cftr mons. became pzriis-
nsnisry pr.s,ts secretary 10 A. '.
slszs nhsr. first ord of the sd-
rsirsny. Isl n.y ~h.s Winston
Churchill seeunsd ths prime
ministry. L
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Jos Hubert flied ssgli IN superior
court Saturday sEslnst gsofxs y
Henahsll and sffs. demanding 1900
IN damages growing out ~ an
astomobiis seelasut On tina OrtinE.
sossth Prairie road
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II ERE'X MORE ABOUT
Naval Battle

velopmener on Friday. without
mention Of any setion that may
have occurs ed on Saturday.
hAtsuA Morals shaken
British s6urees said the engage
ment csins at a time when Italian
morale VIII believed to be shaken
by revessss In Africa and the de-
velopmes II In Jugoslayia, which
might "A t the Italians In Albania
under ths> threat of eventual at
tack freg the Jugoslay border.
som. MD itary experts In London
said ihfr believed that. even II
Germany attacked Jugoslsvia, five
JugtsiaY divisions could quickly
Join vlih tn. Greek. and sweep
the Iist.ans from Albania.
The British navy. with which
Grsslz naval forces were oooperat-
ing. bounced on the Italian war
ships = bsttleships. cruisers and
defnroAers Friday. The admir-
atty REPORT said, and engaged some
Of thesa before they could scatter.
shree ships Damaged
o. y bsttleship Of the LAttorio
cls4ss ,Nas damaged and two eruis-
ers. we're battered attn harder be-
fos4 The British fleet and air force
Eatu1i down To the chase In
eArrsat. IL Was added.
rhs admiralty said that the en-
gagsmsnt vss "of some import
sse 4" indicating that II Was the
fbtst time the British .warshlps in
the. Mediterranean had been able
10 come To grips with the Italian
lba title force since tn. war started
The action against the Italians
WAS directed ny Admiral Sir An
drau Browne Cunning ham. eom-
n ls.sier Of IN. British forces In the
Atedssuanean. which Indicated
ttstSt Vas . fleet operation.
fleet Strengthened
The fleet under Browne Gun
bingham recently was strength
sned sY. IN. addition Of new air
GRAFT arrier. the Form idsbls.
'shlch had been sscortinr British
convoy, The Italian high com
brand TO-DAY reported that Italian
planes iIsd bombed q British air
srsft apyri-r and two cruisers. pos
,sbly sinking one eruissrl.
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Another Chaplain
Al McCherd Field

chspiala Captain jasa \ rnsev.
vhs hAe sssa m duty O1tn ~
ts,c1 n ne vsne~uvss. WA1n..
district. 80 arrived ~ Me<nnp1
pssia whsrs ~ vtlI - . sutIeaGuo
~ chapIais ranis 3. cn~asIt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31

Mn. Julia Fnrniss-Aondsy, .
p. m. from the Piper chapel. burial
Oaswoo1 cemetery.
Paul Jo&eph Boehm~r-Aondsy +.
p m from the Church 81 the
Visitation. Rev. Pr Doninics
Hses officiating burial Calvary
cemetery. under direction Of Piper
rosary. Sunday. 30 ?. m a, N.
non.. 1901 So. <5th 81
Walter c. Iee-Aondsy. . m
from ths storli. chapel. oarlsl
New Tacoma cemetery
Frank v. Miller - Monday. !
?. n. from the Aellinger chapel
Internent IN the sumner esme-
terry
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CHARLES p. JUNE

Funeral services for Charles y.
June. rs, who was found dead al
his nome. $3.50 So D st, Friday
morning, will be held Monday at
40 p m. from the Piper chapel.
He apparently died of natural
causes. He was born In Ohio and
had lived in Tacoma so years n.
leaves one daughter. Mrs. Fred
Stsnosrg OF Tacoma
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= Fmess s.sars. pFtn<tpsi ~ -
G.uls hanlaf hlHh s<keel. = attend |
ne Sstsrnsl Red crr.s ecnv<ntInr
n w.shlaxssa. = {. ArFa a -
=
q q g>>s~x~~~. pFsnelp4i - 10
Pa 40. sxhpel. ~tIs sp~us NsY
IL .na II n seattle 81 ne rnls
ssraty - wssksnataa ssssYisa
Nnfsshap tsshaiaass
Cart s~aars. L . seslsesnf -
internal Fsssnus fsfnfnsa - 80
s<ss Friday wetrsns directly frum
sss tFaln ehseh tnes ssra - > i've
asy sassrsss hsasss II he rftnes-
PAL cities ~ eastern Washington.
gs~sh nsyss fe~ls Ass 49, n
ths pins ~ eerdstlsn s<nes Asvtax
rs tanssls renewed
LAWYERS tA@M<8 AHA 80 kseWSF
lsff Thufsday evening fa< ne rsss
Fog . one msnth Trip wsss they
return tssr ell s.ss covered
every stats In the ursr~ bat fnar
ea the ard previous sssrs
rssa s~asa. ~ anA S.Assy
4.. s...& .. 49,
University 81 waasleesee. srees
their sasafl.n the wssh in Seattle
IN preparation for the CALIFORNIA;
tsaes meet Saturday. i-aas % .
.prsnt.s and Iohns participates IN
he brad lump event
~. - M. ~. q. DuprAtey
the ~ees purchased . nsuss 81
No. ssh md nhsrsssas.
me Ts..ma srhnal hcava rhass-
aAY rsaprosnted the prsssrt test
ss-oh eommssssou. sarsssssaa ~
napt. ooe~s~A u 0e~>a - snals-
man. seheeI Directors tsas I1n~
i~y and Ds. 1. ?. sevse~. Principal
\. q. neai sf Ilneels high sehaei
and gss~sss r.sses. reading teacher
~ Central sehooi.
tseerue ~. Nsyss has returned
from Denver. Cello. where Ne visit.
81 Ms s.u. hsasssh.
oAassss shsdsvssve. nc~ ~ rims.
returned 3. Tacoma Saturday In
-. tbs nsffesn Festival parade
Invitations have been issued for
The art exhibit Ia 10 h.id April
10 o by Percy i.ss 81 the American
Art Galleries Lee. here fran asw
York. 10 Visiting HE father and
sister.
Mrs.. Arthsss q. oehases. 80 ~.
asth st. 70 author Al the poem.
The Upper Rocsu.' vhleh appears
n the April issus At Moody
Monthly.
Ctash O>seslkss v,il sAdrees ths
Christian Endessos group 10 stsai.
accom- Sunday evening.
ksansth Tsimh,e. who attends
Central Washington College Of
Education ~ EilsnsburH. has ss~n
spending his spring vacation with
hls parents. Dv. $50 Mra e u.
Tvssssis. s7o n Union Ave.
Recovering after an sppsndse.
tony 10 fpsssa Landed. ys,ira
daughter Of NJ. 80 Mrs. wItstsn
Izsaaeti. sss no Frospees ~
speaker .. ths April . meeting
of ,hs Lakewood Community siuh
~iii he Ds. wsSv~s rssnlsssss ~
CPS
Marvin fars, Coast Guard radio
mar. 10 home m . short leave NJ
sbeeuss.
The recently constructed =. y.
uafshss home Of ntslissaou 10
now besns occupied ~ Lieut. aSsd
Mrs.. nsss,ss smiih.
Ns. and Mira. Hfetsvte &. Meta
ger and their tNo ssns left Friday
for Denver. where Mrs. Mssxs.f
and tina children viii remain for
soms lims visiting her mother.
Recent Visitors with relatives in
Preston. Wash. we're NJ. $50 Ms.
A. %. Mlshssisss.
tasbtsuss ". =. Gssesy got
enough sersfenss To nsesssltsts
treatment ~irs iedlns wnsn he
rolled over IN IN auto nssf Rsinlsr.
He's wondering II NJ wosssd fare 80
~sll n u sss MS power cruiser out
among ths Dallowy wavss
Astsssaa .. ,. lshssfyl tsrsiii
Vas sssn whining do~n ~ u an
. power sesoisr. MS esst ssii fsa-
ming ina ofs@xs shorty" explain
- A. -. Fs.nnsus au sfxana Tar
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friendship with the ans and reject
the pact With the sxls they must
bear the responsibility
The Balkan war rsetors gen
orally VAS believed 10 he coming
rapidly into focus - . result 81
the Jusoslsv military coup dstst.
with every indication that the ell.
max might he reached within =
few days.
Istanbui hoard that s~s-
many had concentrated ise. 900
tfeope In the southwest ces-
MR. Of bulgaria In . position
N strike ~ 6reece NJ SaEo-
siavia.
There WAS hint from Loedon,
too. that . climax might be n.ar
Prime Minister winston Churchill
had been scheduled 10 deliver .
special broadcast Sunday night but
II Was announced that the speech
had been postponed Tor several
days. indicating that some bsG
development In the war and poe
sibly In the Balkan ev,sis might bs
expected.
""s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
In ssisrads there we're minor
demonstrations, attributed 10 Com
mnnists opposing aid TO Imperial.
.e'. n.''a,"' w. ".ps'." 'a'.o
~ nv 's'"'s :" s''
sos.'""'e'' so"A.a ."s s pa.s'
VIM" se"'sa 'us
..a".y s'o p','''"s 'o' -f'
- ,.' NM" "a''''a't s"pp"s anu
' ""'''.a s' '"'''s" ''A'
~
II Was stated that the aAs-
net ~as bus, with domestic
Iroh'eh's - chiefly snerss -
:. n. =. -. =. !,
hurried into aee,.,oos nm ss,.
e,s, ,o,,ex
80. L.. .,,, ~,
ID .,,,,,,.. -. a.. -. ~.
-, -,
Go. =, r,.,.s. -.
. a..
o., -. .zi,. -
..,.,,. D, -. ,.
..s,-.,l .-i.
mere WIS enly seephosty s''feh
'' ahe WIT ii"ha NJ 'tt'"a"
h'sh command reported ihs shs
mr. OF I'VE Enemy merchant shlps
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Obituary n oiices
JOHN p. OLSON

Funeral services for John r
Olson. a3. of 23o St Helens ave.
who died in a local hospital Friday
at 10.40 a. m. will be held from
the Lynn chapel Monday at p. m,
with the Rev. Carl +. Rydell off,
ciating. Burial will follow in Ia
coma cemetery. Olson. a native
of Sweden. was a retired carpenter
from the Northern Pacific railroad.
He had lived in Tacoma so years,
and was a member of First Luth-
ersn church. He leaves his wife,
Mrs. Alma; one daughter, Miss
Georgene of Tacoma; two sisters.
Mrs. Amelia johnson of Oakland,
Calf. and Mrs. John Bagge of
TaIrlock. Calf. and one grandson.
Edward Kieszling of Tacoma.
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LEE orso:S

Lee Olson, II. a contracting
brick layer. died suddenly at mis-
home. 2ai3 So. 18th st, Saturday
at $40 a. m. He was born IN Nor
way and had lived in Tacoma ~
years. He leaves one son, Conrad
George Olson Of Tacoma, and one
sister, Mrs Helen Hanson of Sioux
Falls. s. D. Lynn will announce
he funeral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31

Invitation. have bssn issued for
the art exhibit Ia 10 hsld April
10 0 by Pore, i.ss 81 the American
Art Galleries Les. here fran ssw
York. 10 visiting HE father and
sister.
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VI. and 1rs. Dfs<tsSte G. Meta
ger and their .so sans left Friday
Tor Denver. where Mrs Mssxgsf
and ina children viii remain far
soms Tins visiting her mother.
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Marvin fsrs, Coast Guard radio
mar, 10 home m q short lsass ~
absence.
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oAariss nttdsssse. nov ~ wims.
returned Ia Tacoma Saturday In
-. ths nsffeall Festival parade
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-31

tseerue ". Nsyss mas returned
from Denver, Cole. where Ne visit.
Ell HI. s.u. keasssh.
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nrs. Arthsss q. oehafes. - ~.
Asth ST. % author II the poem.
The Upper Recsu. . whleh appears
.n The April issus n Moody
Monthly.
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The recently eenssrsesea =. ~.
Hsfshss home Of ntsliseoom 10
now besns occupied ~ fIeat assd
Mrs. nusyss smiih.
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hsassth Trwh,e. WIN attends
Central Washington College al
Education ~ silsnsburH. has ss.s
spending his spring vacation with
his parents. Dv. $50 Mrs.. & u.
Tvssstsis, s2O N. uuina ave.
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pssa J~asa. - an1 S.assv
Lag. Tssoua fraesmse 81 ths
University 81 WaaslsGsee. srses
tnslr sasaflon fhls wssh IN n>sfffs
IN preparation for the CALIFORNIA;
tsses meet Saturday. Lag % =
sprtntsr ard 1ahns participates IN
The brad bump event.
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me Tee.ma srhaal hcava rhuss-
Oar rssprasnted the present. test
es-ah eommlsssou. eonsssssaa ~
nupt. Doewa~A y. 0estA - chair
man. neh.ol Directors tyls Is0-
iey and Ds. {. r. sevt~s. Principal
\, q. nsal sf Ilneeis nigh sehaei
and Esessss r.ss>s. reading teacher
~ Central sehaal.
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Recent visitors with relatives In
Preston. Wash. ssrs NJ. $50 Ms.
a. %. Mlshsstsss.
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Asisssaa o. ,. lshssfyl tsssiii
VAS sssn whining de~n ~ u an
. power scooter, MS eost tali faa-
ming ina ofs~xs shorty explain
81 ne sss ranslnx an srrand for
one Of MS ms NAMES ard having .
spot ~ fun 81 tns ssms time
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tashssnsss ". =. Gssssy got
enough scratches To nsessssists
treatment Win iodins wh~n he
rolled EVER IN IN auto near nsinisf.
He's wondering II Ne wosssd fare 80
usll n u sss MS power cruiser ssit
among ths baiio~y waves
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IAs-<.. Il~a>~ ard ssAa n~<ses
isft Thursday evening fo< Inc ress
Fog . enc msats trip wnes they
return thsf ell nave covered
every stats IN the ursrr bat frar
N the saa pfesses.s tfsra
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

savings . IN magnificent assort-
ment 10 make this the greatest sale Of
mems stacks we've ever had, Well.tai.
lorod Of fine saniorized shrunk materials
cut ~ assure you complete freedom
and comfort sizes % TO So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
InduCt Boxer
=
And Grid Star

Tony Michuta. Times all-city
football star for three years. and
Jack Sherma welterweight
boxer, were among the 35l men
who appeared at the army induc-
ton headquarters today from
Wayne County Boards /. 2, 3. 4,
5. 6, IA, 10 and So. OF these. 107
were despatched by train to Fort
Custer and 1877 went TO Camp
Grant, Ill. There were 81 rejec-
tions.
Michuta, %, of 9S44 Russell
street. played football for Catholic
Central and was on The Detroit
Times All-City team for three
years. 1936-37-3S. He went to
Notre Dame in 1889 and played on
the freshman football team but
quit school last Summer 10 take a
job in the service department of
the Ford Motor Company. lie has
gone 10 Fort Custer.
To Camp Grant went Sherman.
u, of 1885 Brush street. who has
fought professionally in and
around Detroit and Chicago for
the last five years. He boasts a
record OF 50 wins as against three
losses and claims that he was
knocked out but once. His brother.
Morrie Sherman. was once state
Welterweipht titlehOlder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Draft Day
Questions
Are Listed
Times star Corr,-p.adept

LANSING. June 26.-Only 10
questions will be asked selective
service registrants when the thou
sands of young men who have be-
come II since last September
appear Tuesday before local draft
boards.
Col. r. NJ. Rosecrans, selective
service director, said he explained
the process today 10 relieve appre-
bension over possible physical ex-
animation and long questionnaires,
Only questions are name. adj
dress. mailing address, telephone
number. age. place of birth, oc-
cupation. name Of person who will
always know the registrants ad-
dress, name and address of en-
ployer and place Of employment
Registration should not take
more than Ave minutes" Colonel
Rosecrans said.
He added that Michigan author
tiles have not been notified what
will happen 10 the numbers
assigned the new regiStrants. He
said there may be another lottery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

Keep your 2-Cent-a-Week Ae-
cident Insurance In force while
on your vacation. Call Cherry
1900 10 make arrangements.
Evening star., 1941-04-13
American University
Prepares for Annual
Cleanup Day
Students and Faculty
To Work Side by Side
Sprucing Up Campus

Preparations for the annual Ar
Dor Day to be held April 16 at
American University are in their
final swing, it was announced by
Charles Corddry, president OF the
student body.
Carl Byham, Junior athletic star
from Kane, Pa, has been appointed
chairman for the days activities
This campus cleanup day, started
in 1882, has become tradition at
the university. No classes are held,
faculty and students don old cloth
ing and work side by side, repair
ing bridges, building benches, rak-
ing, planting flowers and cleaning
up the campus. Free lunch Is served
and college songs are sung. Follow
ing lunch, there is student-faculty
softball game, with the dean and
the acting president as umpires.
Talk has also gone around campus
that there is going to be campus
cleanup queen" who will rule over
the days activities.
This years special project will
center around beautifying the pres
ident's house and garden. DR.. Paul
F. Douglass, 37-year-old lawyer and
educator from Poultney, VT, will
occupy the house when he comes In
May.
DR.. Hermann Gundersheimer Of
Wuerzburg, Germany, has recently
been appointed instructor OF art at