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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Lewis Ends
Mine Strike
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yesterday. Once again Mr.. Tay--
Tor and have been able TO
render n service In time OF great
national interest In a manner
that has received gracious APP
prevail by President Roosevelt.
1T may be recalled that seven
years ago, In this same hotel,
Mr.. Taylor and settled the cap
tive min controversy In 1884.
In later years, we subsequently
negotiated a contract In the steel
Industry lin 1880.
Editors Note: Labor leaders
call a mine owned by a company
which takes all OF its coal output.
a captive" mine.)
AT that time stated that
Mr.. Taylor was an industrial
statesman of far-reaching vision.
reiterate that statement today.
i express qualification that the
matter Is on the way to COM
plete settlement without sub
stantial Inconvenience TO the de-
Tense program"
COST sI,4s4,OoO
Taylor was asked IL he had any
thing 10 add to the statement. He
declared:
IL am very much gratified
with the broad and cooperative
-attituda-<hieA- Afr.bewis has
displayed I'm a difficult situation
In time OF great national
peril"
The $1,000 miners working in
the captive pits Of the big steel
companies had been on strike for
four days. II was estimated that
the strike cost them approximately
81, 4S4 900 in wages without gain
ing their point. They struck over
the one issue Of a union shop, but
this issue will not be decided until
after the mediation board starts
hearings tomorrow.
The 1f-man mediation board
promised 10 hold continuous ses.
sions until a final recommendation
is made
However. Mr.. Roosevelt made II
clear in a letter TO Board Chair.
man William II. Davis yesterday
that the boards recommendation
would not be binding on either
the union or the steel corporation
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Mrs. Lilly DuChane
Bury Fire Officials
(, Widow Saturday


\ Funeral services will be held at
2 p. m. Saturday for Mrs Lilly
M. DuChane. SIS, who died in her
home all 563l HARVEY avenue, after
an illness of two years. Burial will
be in Woodmere Cemetery.
Mrs. DuChane was the widow
OF Lieut. Frank DuChane Of the
Detroit Fire Department. and
mother of Robert F. DuChane,
secretary to the chief of detectives
in the police department. She also
leaves a daughter, Mrs. Lillian
Willis of 8575 Dumbarton road,
and two sisters. Mrs. Emily Brown
and Mrs. Isabelle Kennedy.
Mrs. DuChane was member OF
the Native Detroiters Association.
During the World War she was
active for the American Red Cross
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Mrs. Ida A. EsIine
Funeral Services to Be
Held Tomorrow

Services will be held at 2 p. m
tomorrow in the William r. Hamil-
ton Company Funeral Home 397s
Cass avenue. for Mrs. Ida Esling
OF 1906 East jefferson avenue.
who died in Del Mar, Cal. after a
long illness. Burial will be in
Woodlawn.
Born in Corunna, Mich, In 1863,
Mrs. Esling lived in Detroit for SIS
years. The widow Of Thomas A.
Esling. she leaves two daughters,
Helen M. and Ida: two sons. Eli
OFT and Lieut.. Commander Thomas
A. Esling; brother. William II.
Pettibone, and three grandchil-
dren.
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Mrs, Rose Pomfret
Detectives Wife Expires
Of Heart Attack

Services will be held at 2 p. m.
Saturday from F. II. Skene
Funeral Home, West Grand boule-
ward and West Hancock avenue,
for Mrs. Rose Pomfret, As, who
died of a heart attack in her home
at 1912 Cascade avenue. Burial
will be in White Chapel Cemetery.
Mrs. Pomfret was the wife of
Detective William Pomfret OF the
McGraw Precinct. She was born
in Boston. Mass.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Pom
fret leaves a daughter. Betty, IA.
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Obituaries
John Dunn
Native Of Scotland; Lived
in Detroit T8 Years

Services will be held at $3.50
p. m tomorrow in the William r.
Hamilton Company Chapel for
John Dunn. "A. who died In his
home at 1881 Faust avenue.
A native of Glasgow. Scotland
Mr.. Dunn lived in Detroit for 1S
years. During the World War. he
was wounded In France while
serving with Canadian troops.
Mr.. Dunn leaves his wife. Jean;
a son. Wilson David. and a sister
Alice.
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Duke Visiting
Detroit Today
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the station. bowling. waving and
occasionally giving the crowd q
CHEEKY good morning"
hello, David; God bless you.
David was shouted in accents
OF the empire. M Y
The dukeNis not accompanied by
the duchess for whom he abdi.
Gated.
Detroiters who saw him on his
last visit here IL years ago saw
little change in him. He is Al
years old. deeply tanned and looks
fit.
Always a leader I'm mems fash.
ions. the duke today was dressed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
MANY never
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACkACHES
This Old Treatment Often
Brings Happy Relief

Many sufferers relieve nsgeing baekachs
quickly, once they discover that the real cause
OF their trouble may be tired kidneys.
The kidneys sre Natures chief way Of tax
Ing the excess acids and waste out Of the blood.
When disorder of kidney function permits
poisonous matter 10 remain In your blood, 10
may cause nagginR backache, rheumstio
pains, leg pains, loss a pep and energy, get
ting up nights, swelling. puthness under the
eyes. headaches and dizziness. Frequent or
scantv passages with smarting and burning
sometimes shows there Il somethine wrong
With your kidneys or bladder.
Don't wnitl Ask your druggist for Dosn's
Pills, used successfully by millions for over 40
years, They give happy relief and will help the
Is miles OF kidney tubes hush out poisonous
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Give 4.
Your Feet An
Ice-Mint treat
&c. H.ssy. csss.g ~ -

Get Hspsy. Csssng e. -
Burning CaIsssss- Pa Sesing - Isw -
Don't sroan about tired ksning 81
Don't moan about calbouses. 0se 49,
give than an lcs-Mtnt trsse - -
ing out fiery burning schtn9
Rub Ics-Mint over thess ugly 49, -
iousss. a. directed. 6se hsw voNa
like Ice-Mint helps seftsa the9
than away. Get fest haDYy tee -
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DETROIT EVENING TINES trAoNE Cn4aA1 sow

aboard the special car provided
for them by the state department.
A police escort of six motorcycle
Officers surrounded the dukes car
as he sped through the city. Plain
Iclothesmen under the dierction of
Chief of Detectives Paul II. Wence
and Michigan Central police
watched over the crowd in the
station.
WORKERS CHEER HIM
Keller guided the duke through
the tank plant where he was re-
Iceived more enthusiastically by
the workers than any other celeb
rity who has viewed the new ar
senal. Hundreds. clapping and
cheering. left their tasks and
gathered around him.
After the plant inspection the
duke was taken for a ride in q
tank fresh off the assembly line
AS he had expressed interest In
viewing war materials designed
for Britain, he will visit Other
lChrysler plants, those of General
Motors and the Ford Motor Com
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last visit here In October. 1874
The carefully planned progE
which will keep the duke moyine
rapidly most of the day, incluces
no social functions or onSeiai
ceremonies. =.
The duke and the duchess vii
leave New York tomorrow toE
Miami. en- route TO Nassau. -.
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HOUSEWARES AND APPLIANCES

ZOO pes. Assorted Housewares ..-..... ga. Zoe
IL Electric Mixers With Bowl. ....... $z.ss
s7s.s5 Horton Washer, All, 1871 -. .$6s.s6
$sss5 Apex Washer, 357. 1871. -. .$54.eS
s7ss5 Florence Oil Heater, cP1o1, 1871 5000
$sas5 odin Gas Range. ss3Ls, 1871. $500
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pany. He leaves the city at Z
p. m. today.
The morning tour included a
demonstration of Dodge military
trucks at the proving grounds ir
Mound road and a visit TO Chrys-
Ter engineering research labora-
tories in Highland Park, with
luncheon scheduled at the Chrys-
Ter executive Offices in Highland
Park.
EXECUTIVES AT LUNCHEON
Invited to the luncheon are
ranking executives of General
Motors and Ford.
Tentative plans call for a tour
of General Motors defense activi.
ties directly after lunch, during
which the duke will be personally
escorted by c. f. Wilson, General
Motors president.
Later in the afternoon. the duke
will visit the Ford Motor Com
pany TO see the Pratt & Whitney
engine and Willow Run bomber
plants, and to see Henry and Edse
Ford, his hosts when he made hi!
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Amazing
(lIlaI{6lDlGlIa5]I
[li[El$lI[1|f|

A truly marvellous change
can be brought about by
overcoming miserable de
gestive complaints, loss of
appetite, underweight, pale
ness and. sluggishness--all
by two important steps
Restore pitai digestive juices IN fbs
aomaeb.. energize your body t0ifb
rich, red blood. Here's bow!
II you are one OF those unfortunates
who have worked under a strain,
failed to eat the proper foods, have
been vexed by overtaxing worries, or
have suffered with colds, the flu. or other
illness yet have no organic trouble
OF focal infection and your red
blood cells have become reduced In Vi
tally and number -. II your stomach
digestion refuses 70 work properly. then
here Is good news for you
SS.S. Tonic Is especially designed to
build back deficient blood strength !.
20 revive and stimulate those stomach
Juices which digest the food so your
body can make proper use OF Il IN re-
building WORKOUT tissue. These two
important results enable you 70 enjoy
the food you DO eat TO make use OF
10 e. Nature intended. Thus you may
Get new vitality pepi
Build sturdy health
Yes when you tone UP the stomach and
get ,its digestive juices flowing freely,
you should enjoy again that oid-time
rest for food . stomach digestive mis-
cries should vanish. S So. Tonic also
gives you the mineral matter In soluble
and digestive form TO restore your blood
nghting strength y. this makes for bet
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CURTAINS AND FLOOR COVERING

~ Pisesd Auto Carpet Mats, 7ox3S". -. oos
rs 20x30" Plush Oval Rugs. ........ Ste
90 2ox36" Pieced Throw Rugs. ....... 90. 500
Sc l3x22" Rubber Door Mats -. ..... ga. 4]c
eco prs. RULED Curtains .....,......s.P pr. zse
$50 u prs Ruhled Curtains ~. ....,. " pr. Zoe
90 Fiber Venetian Blinds. -. .ss.. 81. 6ec
4s 3x6-ft Cloth Window Shades ...... ga. 34s
26o 4s" Rough Net Panels. - ......... ga. sSe
100 ~" Rayon Marquisstte Panels, ...s. en-. 44e
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ADvERrisEMKN1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

ADVFRTTsFMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

Make your own curtains and save
money. Good quality curtain rnarqui-
settle in remnant lengths plenty large
enough for any curtain. Some irregu-
lars in the group.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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WOMeN's SHOES
WOMEN'S UNDIeS

40 pcs. Rayon Crepe and Rayon Satin Pantes. lee
30 Women Rayon Tsffeta Slips dark eolors. 35e
ITO women's Cotton Slips. .................37 e
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Friday Only While Quantity Lasts
Misses Suits
Sizes II TO 10 n -
In the group ,
. All.WooI, and MooI.snd.
Rsyon Fabrics
o Pialds -, Checks -,
Stripes -.
Here is lucky break for just go young women
Sizes IL to 10
in the group

Here is a lucky break for just go young women
who can get here bright and early Friday morning
and smartly fashioned Some torso length Jackets
Peated skirts gored front-pleat skirts. Jackets
fully lined with rayon.
~ crowIeys-Basement
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-22
A YANK I'm
THE R. A. F.
By HARLAN THOMAS

Continued From Page 81
holidays Can you imagine Roger
IN = bowler nat
Tim made = poor. drawn at
tempt a. = smile
OF course should Ike To ssy
something very profound and COM
foriinE she read m. letting her
infection slowly grow. sone-
thing To the effect that ~ asst
were awake and hitting back
that Ne have regained the faith,
and that while some of as die,
England vii live. But then I'm
sure you remember that. even in
my school days. I was never very
good Al such things. my talents
running rather 10 the other ex-
treme-a failing which I regretfui.
Is attribute 10 your side Of the
family. So let me just say that
you-and England-are q couple
Of grand old girls. and that, come
what may, I've enjoyed a devilish-
~ delightful fling Cheerio-and
do remember what I said about
that hat" In a whisper she
ended. Roger.
She folded the letter slowly. For
a space she and Tim did not talk.
Finally she placed the letter back
in her bag and brought out = cigs-
rette case. She opened 1t and Of
fered one to Tim. After he had
taken = cigarette, she took one,
sbsent-mindedly shook It down,
and placed 1t to her lips. Tim held
light for her.
Thank you" she said. They
puffed in silence. I suppose this
Is forbidden here" she smiled at
length.
Probably is
After several more puffs. she
stood up. She held out her hand
to him. You will come and see
me some time?"
Tim nodded
You will surely"
Il will"
It's been 40 nice seeing one OF
Rogers friends she said cheer
fully. Il should like TO sit and
gossip all day. Perhaps some
time :" She shrugged. You
see, I'm on duty too. :. Goodbye .
She rubbed out the cigarette and
left.
Ito he ronfinuedl
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Sterling Wonders
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speaks. BIS. Bic
Sister.
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Around Town
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Brown.
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SIS News
SIFC-Arsrlcan Scaoc
G. TIE Az.
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Soiref
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HOLLYWOOD.
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Hall.
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lKTRO Golden Treasury
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Forests Newsreel.
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ground
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Martin.
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Week. 545. Bob Thorn
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cook. 5 AS. Tom Mix
Straight Shooters.
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RED: SIS. Elmer Davis
News.
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ard Brooks
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M. Keen.
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Burton: AIS, Young
r. nfa1nna
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John B. johnson. building con-
tractor, filed petition Of bank
ruptcy in federal district court
Monday, listing debts amounting
to S27 .57957, with assets OF
S5,41333 of which $3.50 were
claimed exempt.
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BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits were issued by
the city Monday to Adolpn Ger
main. 291s So. sth. for a $4,000
residence at 1910 No. 18th, and to
Free Burns. 712 Ea. saith. for =
S4,250 residence at 4034 So. Bell.
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Dance Follows
State DeMolay
Tournament

Headquarters for the DeMolay
State Basketball tournament
which will be held in Newark
starting Friday, March %, will
be at the Warden hotel, announc-
ed James E. Neighbor, secre-
tary-treasurer of the Tourna.
ment committee.
All games will be played in
the High school gymnasium,
with the first round Friday,
March % at 7 p. m. First and
second place trophies and indi-
vidual awards to first team will
be provided by the State Ath-
letic Director of DeMolay. The
Moundbuilder chapter basketball
team will give consolation
prize, and other individual tro-
phies are assured. All will be
presented during the dance in
the Masonic ballroom, which fol-
lows the final game.
Paul Norman, Edgar Sherman
and Howard Myers have been
named as the officials to referee
the tournament.
Roy Klever of Bowling Green,
Ohio, is State DeMolay athletic
advisor, and Robert Schenk, past
master councillor of Moundbuild-
ers chapter and ]. L. Schenk,
are co-chairmen of the Tourna-
ment committee.
Registration committee chair
man is Paul Martindale, and
head of the entertainment COM
mittee is Robert Warner. Stew
art Cox is local athletic advisor,
Kenneth Moore, present master
councillor; Lester Cox, chapter
advisor; Edward H. Reber, chair
man of local advisory council;
Robert Schenk, coach of basket
ball team, and Dale Cotterman,
manager of the team.