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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
Tire Blows Out and
Market Is Wrecked

wnea . tlf~ as tns Esxhs esse<
~ boa Anars~s hes sst shortly
after sooa Monday. q started .
trssa 81 ssssfs h~ hsd SGT 60.
psetsd Ftrst. ths car. eat 81 ean-
troll ssfvex . hxht pols. ms
sno<ked eus . fire alarm ssz.
-hsh s~s<< fiss sppsfsisas 70 come
screaming frem al p@rs4 u tss
city.
AZ . eiim&s. ths onrssnsnE sato
plo~ea into the Store ~ Gordon .
market. ssi6 10 seth a.. Sh<fs
II demolished not . iittl< II fhe
establishment Andrews Suffered
only superficial Injuries Ths ear
xss almost . total wreck
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26

Jack Taylor. state land com.
missioner. on whose head = good
deal Of criticism has fallen. u
away a few DAYS. bat sposes-
man In hls office confirmed that
conclusion. lie said
"Ansbods whs has watched
the proceeding. Of the state
board 81 land commissioners
and !. familiar with the
methods Of conducting sales
Of timber ON state .rhesi Land.
siii have To admit that there
are seine bad sdsrs. but
where tbsy ooas from iss't 80
certain. We kneu ihes do not
come from the psl,ss 81 this
office. and that's ali ss are
concerned shout
Commissioner Taylor vas siscts
"a 10 the office Of state land com.
missioner on a platform which
pledged . square deal 70 the pub
Hc schools of Washington In
handling ihs ssl- n timber "a
schooi lands ne i stiii stanGinE on
that platform. Since iAkinE Of
iios the first ~ the year Commits.
s.onsr Taylor snd his staff have
carefully studied ths school land
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
Invaders Driven
Back in Battle

CIsTRAIiA--psfsndsns forces
in ths battle q Washington 10.
day attacked successfully
on al fronts IN sxmy msnsassfs
involving 100. coo msn. and thfs~
tina red invaders bark ia TIRES
sectors.
A. tbs same Tins. .bias" bomb.
sFs Theoretically crippled snsny
landing force. ~ Hiiiiaps hsfbor
Advancing bshiad . rolling .rtii.
lsry barfaEs. tire thifd and tist
divisions from Port Lewis stfses
westward 0n ira northern cad ~
the 90 mile main BATHS linz ssd
showed tbs sasmy bs1s eight
miles through claaUailssm 70 Mat.
ioek. On tina ssaithsfn snd Tsstis
forces advanced DEAN ina Hltlsps
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
Red Defenders
Fight Off Foe
Women Join Men
In Furious Bottle

MOSCOW A Soviet war
communique reported Monday
that the army Of Marshal
klementi Voroshilov, swelled
by thousands of men and
women for a last ditch de-
Tense Of Leningrad. continued
to fight off Finnish and Ger
man forces driving in from
the north and south.
The battle Of Leningrad. prob
ably one OF the greatest Of all
time. ragged with undated fury
throughout. the night with heavi-
est fighting around kakisalmi. on
the ksrelian isthmus about rs
miles to the northwest. and Nov
gorod. 100 miles TO the south, the
communique said
A great battle was reported
In progress also nj the south
ern end Of the ,s00-miIe front
around Dniepropetrossk. i'm
portant Industrial city Of tho
Ukraine Just north OF the big
Dnieper river dam.
/. The Russian Baltic fleet inter
cepted a German convoy Of four
transports. laden with troops.
tanks and munitions. sank two of
them and forced the other 10
beach themselves, the oommunique
reported.
Two German patrol boats. which
had been escorting the convoy.
were said 10 have been run
aground.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
Lower Tax
Exemptions
GetApproval
5000. 900 More
On Rolls Would Be
Added Under Plon

WASHINGTON THE SEN
ate finance committee voted
10 to 6 Monday to lower per
sonal income tax exemptions
from $4,000 TO 81, 800 for
married couples and $500 to
$3.50 for single persons, and
decided against inclusion OF
a general sales tax in the
pending revenue bill.
The lowering Of exemptions
would add an estimated 5000. 900
income taxpayers to present rolls
and increase the yield OF the pend
ing 1926. 700. 900 bill by about
$500. 800, 900. That is the amount
eliminated from the measure by
the house when it voted down a
proposal for mandatory joint hus-
band-wife income tax returns.
Besides voting not to consider
sales tax proposals, the senate
committee also took similar action
against suggestion for a withhold
ing-or payroll-tax, which would
be collected on wages and salaries
at their source.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
TAX RATE FOR LOW
BRACKETS NAY BE UPPED

Chairman Walter r. George, D.,
Ga, in announcing the vote on the
lowering of exemptions. indicated
that the committee later might
consider proposals for boosting the
projected tax rates for low bracket
income. The bill. in its present
form, retains the present 4 per
cent rate and adds new surfaces
starting at per cent on the first
dollar OF taxable income. After
the first $1,000 Of taxable income.
the surtaxes jump to IL per cent.
and are graduated upward in
subsequent brackets.
The treasury, which also
advocated the lowering Of
exemptions. has proposed that
surfaces start at IL per cent.
The senate committee concluded
open hearings on the house ap-
proved measure last Saturday. II
expected to report the bill some
time this week. sending II 10 the
floor for consideration next week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26

ANnAnA rersfna Mln1efse
sakv ssss<ssIs Monday a~sass-s
9rsst fsssssis ard Ra1s~s wncss
srmss fars~s Invaded nsas shsk
TURKEY would r~main assztfaA. sS<s
sbs T>gAiso rssss ssspsavs1 49,
pisassrs river ~ a<tson
ssfse@xla gave ~ s~snvsaes 10
tssstish Amba~ss<ssv ~ nasne
kn.ssnsssi. itsses~~n s~1 sevsss
Asbasssaor ~ sisesvs<sgv IN IL
ss~as~ ~ lona tsskA during vss<s
they todd hsm nat f1vsts1s snl
Esssss& nave 40 Political ~ ssxss-
tsf.si a~ssans 90 iran
fsSk1sa psbs1a sp6s6ss -
p~ssss - - - symUnsey wteo
1ss~ So ~ ps~ns 1pessue~1
~ isssss spsr.1 - nss>1seb~A
ss~sssSsss e~supas~1 nsoe
$3.50 rsnA~si. su1ps - 1sae. -
sesssspns \ e@sf Asetsse.
Tushsse sesa~sat hsses
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
Iran Minister Denies
Nazis in His Country

"a saassxafa< fx..4.. at.
s'sf Nohsfh"s.o ns yh $50
Monday feaf ths naaso- hfstasf'
m.reh 4nta fr.n a.. b~.xs nm =.
- -. e.. a.. -.
sf""ss sfs 20 ths' s7ss"r
Ne sssA~ HE sisissssst -
r.v,st.v. sf,~s n ss.fess~ss
...s r~x~..~~..s~ - ss~s~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26

PASADENA. CANT Police Mon
day Investigated tns deaths q
Ralph r WORKS 50. former base.
h~l pitcher for tns Detroit Tigers.
ard has 1lfs. Linda. 81
A plate glass mirror In ihs
roam where tssif h1slies s~Fs
found szs broken - = Duiist a
revolver 11th 0ns alscnsrged cart.
1dgs near Il sas "a ths fifsof Ths
cylinder u M ss1n Contained Two
Bnflrsd cartridges
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
Joint Military Nsvs
Dsssusesd b Fsseisis

noseG Agtss<stssiss s1zass~ss
Monday Regarded ~ Angie sovi~s
lnssssos - iran - Es<1f s<zninnsoa
sh.f sh~ fs<rn~a a<f<nskss n ~
uks2aas actually . thrsak~nIng~
ths rsea ed fIeA1s ~ IN csseasHzA
rh< s&at naistSsy mevs go
5~ns4sns~a ~ . ~sts4x e~1~ n aU-
xrsssson.- ssuiisr 70 recent nfstian
IA iFaa ard SYRIA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26

Authoritative nftii~h sources
aid that sh~ fmr~rtsi fose<s
consisting - treors ffum the nFss'
IN Isles ard India. had sucossn.
tered eppo.i,lo- IN Tbs first stage
- ths invasion. ~hlsh Included TIE
landing u fierce. from fssiflsh
.hlps IL tha mad "a the is.nsAn
knif
-u>>issss~s kas hs~~ -.
e.u~ser~s sss u - s~s hss~s
ws~se - hew s~sse<s " ~
srrsssssrG - ~ ssas~wsese
made kexe.
The furues landed from SHIPS IN
IN. nsnasf shahrsu sector n the
frsnlsn suif ~sss sad - ~ adj
vsnelns bal a ~ss not sag~n hu~
far thsy had renssrstsd from tho
tasst
ssndsr eashpus /. the gulf
terminus - the railroad to Ah~sx
ard rehsss.
OCCUPATION OPERATIONS
nGofN AT DAWN MONDAY
New. slsn ~ss lacking NJ prog
ssss an ether sectors NJ the frat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
Biddle Nominated
For Jackson Post

WASHINGTON - Preside en- [
Roosevelt Monday nominate d
Solicitor General Francis Biddle as
attorney general 70 succeed Robert
n. Jackson. now an associate JUS
tee OF the supreme court
The 55-year-old Philadelphia at
torney has been acting as attor-
ney general since Jackson became
member Of the higf court on
July Il
Biddle's grest-grest-grandfsther
Edmund Randolph. vas this ma
tons first attorney general Biddls
would oe the 5eth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
King Traffic Toll Up

-ftffIf m KING county
traffic toll stood Monday az 81
for the year compared sith - a.
this time last year Joe Fsrefa.
-. Wae the latest victim. Hs AS
struck ~ a car sunday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
March Into Iran Denounced
By Nazis in Angry Tones

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gsyman sesress aH1rat asHonsfsd
the British Russian march iran Monday "ss assasf
small nation" and charged britain VITA bankruptcies
gull ~ handing stH another country 10 botsh<rts
German authorized sasd that fhss far they ah
kHo Of any diplomatic or other sfeps planned By Ger
Baav ~ connection uifh thu Ras.nn- British fvnr-
In London British had oppressed belief that Ger
many nosd NOT permit ma 70 90 rsehaii<s0edJ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
Half Million Reds on Border

shs nBc listening psss h~rs. rs-
parted Nssi.y that - Hsxss,ss
sslsss.enx h~t~e~s eco 80 sna
500 aoo tss-rs. ssss concentrates
IN ina issn snvs~s n 80 mt ssv
~hssh~r any II th~ ~ alvsss1ns naa
ern~s~d ms bos<1er.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
In Major Leagues
TODAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
First game:
Washington oIo 100 0ol--s =, ]
~. Louis 220 100 0In-s n o
Philadelphia at Detroit. post
poned rain.
Boston Al Cleveland. night.
New York COL 600 GOO . o
Chicago .... orc COS ss.-s ~ s
RUSS. Branch % and Salyss-
tri. Smith and fresh
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati a. New York. post
ponsd rain
Pittsburgh ~ Boston. postponed.
rain.
St Louis al BROOKLYN. post
poned. rain.
BANK TRANSACTIONS
TACOMA ..----...+.-.+-. A.5lb.Ogo
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
DullETiks

sEArTiE Raymond Miller. government msisiaFksss. iaa
tho Truman COMMITTEES investigating national asfsn hesaseAs
Monday easily support industry
and that ths have ps been scratched
Miller urged that thorough hs made hsfefs plan
1. drafted for exploitation Of Northwest
enough known Jusy small steel plant Washing
ton and that tho could be enlarged q
uguous used.
SAN sR.s,rsoo sss.,..,.r. ,as Az, ... ar,... ..a
Pacific .res hound called n~~siag Mesasy nssi
effort IN. ..
western ststes midnight tonight
Drivers have already ,e~a strike daiEh
obtain satisfactory term. their .sssr~et.
CtuCAoo-osorss Dleksy 3eysar.old Chicago whit. ss
catcher Mildred Neal ~ 81 Monies.
Monday brief ceremony performed Circuit Judge Stanley
IL kisrkowsk.
I'm Diessy of the New York Yankee. the brother
TORONTO o.,-p,a...I ,,u o..,s.u., a. n ...,,.,~ A..
Monday that effective iseas, ssses.
stations per
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26

The high commands daily com
munique. emitting mention "'
specific sectors. said only that
operations everywhere were pro
crossing well"
other German sources reported
owever. that the important
JTkrainlan Industrial cities OF
pniepropetrovss ana Dniepro'
dzerzhinsk and the big zaporozhs
power plant were In Nan hands,
that the Nam tide was surging
closer To Leningrad. and that the
Estonian front had farsd into
violent action.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
VICTORIES At SEA
ALSO ARE LISTED

The official news agency claimed
that German mines had destroyed
one Soviet destroyer. three MGR
chantmen and two mine sweepers
in the Baltic. that Nan naval
forces had sunk a Russian tanker.
and that Finnish coastal batteries
had sunk a troop-ladsn 5,0oo-ton
Russian transport.
Strong Soviet srmored forces,
supported by artillery and anti
aircraft batteries. were admitted
to have launched furious counter
attacks In one sector Of the cen
trail front in order 20 relieve
their beaten formations
The German ferces. I'm
dsss-iong of heroic battle
however. were said 10 have
repuls~ed all attacks and In
three DAYS Of fighting were
reported To have knocked out
s5 Russian tanks.
Russian counter attacs
launched In a nelghboring sector
slso were reported hurled back by
effective German defense
Eight times, the S0viets sent
their waves Of men against the
Germans and eight times the Boil
shevik soldiers fell in the face Of
German fire" the reports sad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
BATTLE or RUssIA-SsTH DAY

BERLIN - Stuka paced German forces reported
Monday have mopped up of the Ukraine west of
the Dneper river TO be nenfyng pressure Lenngrad
and to have thrust deep into Soviet positions in furious
fighting around Talinn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26

situation. We think us know
shat u 10 all about. and have
established a poiiey ~hieh ~s be-
hsys win &c, the best po-s,bis re-
Continued On Page z. Column ~
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Reason for Rouqhness

wEAssgIJ- Alaska Aviator
Tony schNsmm bad a ns~ one 70
tsn Monday. be experienced q
rough tzksoff n ma pns.ts sa-
plane ard when ~ got Ia ma az
Ne looxed down ard ssS the rs4-
son. ne plass had bounced
across ths back % q s0-foet whale
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
Intensity Pressure on Leningrad
Stuka-Paced Nazi Forces
Mop Up Most OF Ukraine
West of Dnieper River
BULLETIN

NEW fORk-The radio . broadcast hoard ny the
United listening post
nre Of Nipun b, Finnish reported
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ssArTIH-s.ess..s, Il w.s

estffi-k--s~sfet ~ Hsf
Hsayy a. stiss~ss sss f.ss.
George g. Marshall. a. >. sfras
chief ~ staff. arrived ss<s 81
ssss ssssa.y IN .s army tsss.-
port pi.as 90 tseir westerns tssr
II isspes ttsa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26

IDS ANGELES 49, rhs rs.ya
f.aia. IN . hso.ar.ss picked sp ~
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Iran PROMISED HELP BY
after BRITISH, RED i

There are few today who do
not admit confusion over the
multiplicity of battle reports
from Europe.
Beyond the fact that the Rus
SLAMS have INDUCED in slow, stub
born retreat. and that the oft
forecasted terrible disaster 10 Red
arms has failed 10 msterialize.
little Of the actually Is known
to us.
II helps 10 understand the cur
rent war news situation N ore will
turn hack to newspaper files of
September. 1914.
The Battle of the Marine. fought
~ that time. ultimately proved to
have been the last great wars
turning point.
Throughout the period of
that titantic struggle the Ger
man high command, after
trumpeting early and very
real successes, was reticent.
II issued communiques concern
ed with minor successes on other
fronts. 1T warned the German
people this battle Of the Marine
may be a long one"
Then one day the Berlin high
command told its people that the
Allies had been unable TO main
tain their offensive movement"
IL was only with that disclosure
that the German people knew the
Allies had taken the offensive fol-
lowing the German drive close to
Paris.
The German leaders reported
time after time that the Al
lied armies attempts to break
through were failures.
Finally, they told the Ger
man people truthfully that
the battle had taken a favor
able turn.
But. by then. the German high
command was not talking about
the Battle of the Marine. but about
the Battle of the Aisne, to which
river the German army had re-
treated.
Obviously, the propaganda meth
DDS OF high commands have not
been altered since.
That installment selling
business Washington is clos
ing down is one of the biggest
things in this good-sized ma
ton.
At midyear consumer credit out
standing WIS estimated by Rus
sell Sage foundation expert at
50. 500. 000, 900, an all-time high.
OF this, approximately $4,000
900. 900 was instsIlment contracts
arising out of the sale Of goods and
services.
The ruling aims at slowing down
Initiation. It is supposed to pre-
vent our buying what current in
come will not finance. with the as
sistance Of savings. although gov
eminent absorption of these by
war bonds will touch everybody.
The tremendous drop in pur-
chases of major equipnent-auto-
mobiles, refrigerators, ranges,
washing machines. radios, etc
Is supposed to eliminate competi-
ton for an insufficient supply OF
heavy consumer goods. and there
nv discourage manufacturers and
dealers from raising prices.
Also. the move is designed in a
rounds bout sort of way 10 make
the public less disconnected over
the fact that, possessing more
money than ever before. We can't
buy lsbor-savers and semi-luxuries
because there aren't enough To 60
around.
Apparently. the theory l. that
n We have to pay cash. most Of ns
wont feel able to order q new
ear; " We don't order. We won't
learn that there aren't many autos
because materials and labor have
been diverted to war material. and
N We never learn about this short
tage, We won't become aware that
", can't wage war without break
i,r nLrasaot habits
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26
WEATHER FORECAST

showers tonight and "Wednesday
Temperatures High. 70. los. 81.
sun rises, SSH sets. 5s0z.
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Exclusive!

rhs ss~se1 ~ . ssssss - -
ess>sss phs>sgsnehs = ~
l5ssssss - ~ sn1neup1see
siss ~ esss1 - roGs = 4 ~
psgs Il phstsGrsehs - - ~
ssrs~ssag fs~11y b ef1asn1
ssa1ess - ~ rnes0a H.
1<1ss.
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n, rssem. limo. s,.ft VIII.

OLYMPh-Though there seems to be some difference
OF opinion between the office of the state superintendent Of
schools the Allied Committee Of Sixteen. and the state land
commissioner matters Of policy In connection with the sale
of timber school lands. there Is agreement the
proposition that unpleasant odor cns To certain aspects
of the timber deals.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-26

Row Over Bill for First
Check Cruise Authorized
By Governor Langlie Looms
EXCLUSIVE

rdief. Scsfhi .ssess sf v.. :. .t.sms,i,s .s,,.
early
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tee ~ thF~s w~ii=fFslnsd go v~lt<
~gasrp>a lafsrsry sisssscoe
me nu,isk. Russian aswuessss~
apsssslaas ssaas 81 aawu sie~g
,hs sneisrs Near Kssf~<n xneessa
f~sss~ ~h<re tsnss. syssxh es>xmns
scortlaasa ~ rage u. casamn u
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Your Postmaster can TEL yosl
now 70 invest In Z. 3. Defense
Bondz-
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DEATHS

Joseph Anthony Fiorletta. 4637 French
stella Uhler. 62s Copln. 55.
Phoebe Ann Wilcox. 1854 West Parkway
So
Jordon whitsett. l0ll Krakow 90.
Kaswery Kielczewski, 1919 Military, 90.
Helen l.. Macy, s055 Fulton, q.
William t. Sewell. 4053 Columbus, so.
Elizabeth VI. Brooks, 500 Pingree. 50
Frederick John Wick, 2502 Phillip, As
Eta FISHERMAN, l54i5 Linwood, 81.
Eli Jordan, 20ssi Parkside, 81.
VIII II. Macdonald. 275 Merton road, 81
Napoleon Beaudoin, Cadillac. Mich. IS.
Louis Noler, 2i9 Belmont. So.
Frederick A. Bork. ils5 Holcomb, 81.
Max Freshman. 1545 Richton, 90.
Frank STRANGELY, 9i25 Mt. Elliott, 40.
clara Carl $40 Hardwood. 81.
Mary Rohrbach. 6347 East Forest, 81.
Andrea Tilotta, 2649 Hunt, As.
Bessie Pagato, 1927 East Congress 10.
William John Manning, go Harper. So.
Thomas r. Dolan. 1880 Churchill, os.
Anna Kolody. 1921 Waldo, So.
Lewis Wallace Osborn. Millington, 43.
Harry J. Okonowski. 453s Belvidere. "a.
Effie May Desmond. l004s Broadstreet, y
Ethel Elizabeth Dease. 1888 Dolphin, OIL
Emma Breitenbecher 2226 Garland, IT.
lanes Nichols 9l47 Lakepointe. 65.
Archille Holvoet 1859 Lenox, 81.
Mary Koretas, 92s Macomb. 46.
Louis Chevrolet 1885 Lakewood. 81.
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BIRTHS

Boys were born to:
Ann Ankenberandt e35 Twsnty-Thrd
kuuaoeis Blsespurn. l60S0 Iiene.
Villa Bryant. loiT Joseph Csmpsu.'
Ruth Bouvy, 4315 Calhoun. Dearborn.
Betty Baxter, 1892 Ohio.
julia Beerman, s732 Dexter.
Dorothy Burns. 64ls Thirtieth.
Anna Brozowskt, 1885 Troestsr.
Cassie Bowen l2O05 Beck road. Plymouth
Ann Booth, 1850 Blaine.
Helen Boyd. 1901 Littiefield.
Leatrice Blair, 1910 Tuxedo.
Jeanette BrAdfield. 3205 Tyler.
Helen Baars, l2605 Westphalia.
Paylltne Calm, 364s Arndt
Martha Collier, $40 Fourth.
Marie Curtis, i0957 Craft
Anna Cook. 1874 Monterey.
Msybene Grove. 57S2 Chalmers.
Marion Dion. 10000 HUI.
Margaret Depew. l550s 81. Maps.
Irene DaJnowicz 4O76 Wesson
Helen David l400e ST. Marys
Lula Emanuel. $685. Breckenridge
Freddie Friday. 1888 Twenty eighth.
Irene Fetzer 33s24 CoWan road, Wayns.
Deloris Frank 626 Lansing
Katherine Cray. 1873 Cameron.
Dorothy Grifnths, 1870 Florida, MI. Glenn
ems.
Anna Gajevski. 1888 Twenty-sscoud.
Catherine GOOdnun 1910 Longacre.
Lois Harden. Az King.
Marguerite Hunt, 3Osl Whitney.
Elsa Harms. 1915 Rockingham drive.
Roberta Han. 23025 Maple, Pennington.
Doris Irwin. 1929 Virginia PARK.
Nellie lcando. 1888 Coventb
Beveline Ingram. $500 Eighteenth.
Ave KOpitz. 1868 Hardwood
Margaret Keith. 3207 West Philadelphia.
Helen Kulesza. 34lT Canin. Hamtramck
Doris Kirby. 2403s Union avenue. Dearborn
Mildred kwasniewski 4035 Gilbert.
Margaret Loefler, $40 Troywood Birming
ham.
Marguerite LaLande 1871 Ardmors.
Esther Marsilic, 1929 Maine.
lOeta Malloy, 200 Blaine.
Margaret Mold. 4i30 Canton
clara Mswhinney. 1874 Westbrook
Anne MaierS. 1890 Kentucky, Dearborn.
Verge Nixon, sos B0Swood.
Helen Mligan. - Hague
Mae Mitchell. 2Of2t Russell
Lydia Marley. 1880 Freelanf
Ardeu Nen. 1900 Murray Hni.
Freeda Ohuick. 1882 Elmhurst.
Ona Odroski. 1913 Stanford.
sophie Opolsh 1850 superior
Isabelle Phelan. zoos Glendale
Gladys Provost. Hawkes. River Rouge
Emms Rouse. s92 Nottingham. Gross,
yetta Rosen,hai 33ib Richton.
Frances Robinson, 6fis Julian
Evelyn fchacht 1885, Fleming
Mildred Steinman, 1881 Elfnhurs,
Margaret SOkei 3i5 South Dragon.
Julia Shabby. e7s Townsend
Elizabeth Sheridan. 1897 Fairfield.
Marian Spuzell sSns Mack
Evelvn smith. 22i34 Hares Pennington.
Margery Thomas 1927 Hubbard
Anna TruszkoWski f50s Thirty-third
sophie Toksrski, 25o5 Danforth. Ham
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Maroon Trsinor. s77s quincy.
cara Ulnch, 63Se ksstlswn.