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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-09
NEXT GAME SUNDAY

With the Moose leading the series to date, and needing only one more win to take the pennant, the next fray is scheduled for Sunday evening at o'clock when the two mines will meet on the Firemen's Ball Park for a nine-inning battle. No game is scheduled for tonight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-09
CURIOSITY KILLED THE CAT

OTTAWA, Kas.-Earlin Burger 5 cat crawled into the, blower that cleans dust from Burgert's shoe repairing machinery. Burgert turned on the blower without knowing the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-09

For Koski in the 3rd. For Stragier in the 4th.
 Summary
 Stolen bases: Wiley, Schmitz, Skok. Snow 2, Converse; put-outs: schrnitz 2, Skok 8, Snow 6, Kern, Sturrock 2, Grummett ?, Ellenberg 2,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-09
50L0NS EDGE OUT ANGEL5
 IN FAST ONE
Seattle Takes Aeorns After Bunehing Hits in
 First Frame
fBY ASSOCIATED PRESS) The leading Sacramento Solons

Iut IeduIIIg KodCI IdIIIcIIOO OVIOrIa sqas.. ed tie series with Los Ange- les yesterday by edging out g to 8 victory in heavy hitting con- test.
 The Seattle Rainiers punched half their eight hits in the first inning to get running start for to ? victory over Oakland.
 A three-run blast in the open ing frame enabled the San Fran cisco Seals to take San Diego 4 to 2 yesterday and Portland squeezed out a 5 to 4 victory over Hollywood.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-09

name of Melville Soane Leak was changed to Melville Sloane Leath; and the legal name of said appli- cant is now Melville Sloane Leath. ROBERT E. COUGHLIN,
 Clerk. Publication dates, August 9, g, 1941.
 adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-09
GAMES FRIDAY Pacific Coast League

San Francisco 4; San Diego 2. Seattle 3; Oakland 3. Portland 5; Hollywood 4. Sacramento g; Los Angeles 8.
 National League Pittsburgh 0; Chicago l. Boston Z; Brooklyn 6. Philadelphia g. New York 3.
 American League Washington 8; Boston IS. Chicago Is; St. Louis 2. Philadelphia 5; New York 3.
 Channel Title Series Moose 10; Douglas 3. Series nov stands Moose three games, Dougla two games, four wins of sever games to take title.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-09
THE WEATHER
(By the U s. Weather Bureau) D. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATl

vicinity, beginning at 43O Aug 9: Mostly cloudy tonight showers tonight and rev Sunday little change lowest temper to- highest gentle variable winds
 Cloudy tonight with showers with widely scattered little change temperature gentle west to northwest
 Forecast along the Gulf of Alasks, Spencer: north Cape Spencer Hnchnbrook gentle southwest winds Hchmbook to Resurrection Bay gentle Kodiak 0 moderate northwestery winds partly cloudy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-09

The bagpipe is one of Spain's old est musical instruments, played mainly in Galicia and Asturias in the northwest.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-09

gold hashmaks symbols of uniform than navyman in the stripes represent 40 service in stripe And although Sander
 retirement line than he would persists his efforts to re-enist
 could be letter recently Secretary of presently bailn Federal Judge A. F. St. Sure's in Francisco Richmond, Cal
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-09
American League
CREWSON RETURNS

Travelling man H. B. Crewson came in on the North Coast after calling on the trade in Southeast Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-09

cat was in it. So long tabby; only eight more lives to go.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-08-09

The chirgolo, South American sparrow, has 22 subspecies.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-16

qnets perbirgt Ser Inn bie Mitte oes
IS. ssaDrbilnberts IN engliiden Diem
item iii Noroamerifa .geget oie Sn-
bianer arieg fiibrte ll1o Der gorge-
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mar. ,8nrge1l llno Sbloiier ailt
So6rbein' ldBt ilns einelr glid thin
in bas ibDne Abeintal bon Neaien-
felo biz gobeniee. @on Gbriltenper-
folgi,ngen i'm Sraf ersablt llns nit
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ser aftnellen 8eltrunoidau, 4S Slllt=
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Diterglpfenflange

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YIherttih

(Sdmtlibe I'M .Obio @alienfreuuD bes
iprpdlene Giiher unO groI6iiren >t0nuen
tets MIR bon benz ielreils angegebenen
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1892 nit s(llna Marg. Natbe aus
Sallfe Center, Minn., bie linn am
IA. Sltlli 1913 i'm Sobe boraltf-
gillg. SIN Sabre 1886 iiebeIte er
1ad 0ebil's Cafe, 81. 0af., iiber.
Gr itarb i'm Seime ieiner Spdter
Mrs. S. S. 2ange in 8ebiter. ST
binterldBt. 2 S0bne, 5 Sohter itno
Is gnfel. Sitter 2eler.
8eter S. 8ol +, seIt. am Bitten
Mars 1911 lit Sasue. 90. 9af.
Mrs. 90. Senars geit. am 10ten
9eop. 1910 in Mlbanp, Minn.
8 beo. Martin, geit. am 26lte,,
0ear5 194t, i'm Sitter bon 65 Sab
rem iii Gonneal,t, 8. CT bi1lter-
Iabt einen sobn sfep. ST. Mar-
tin, s.G.9., l,no cine go6ter. 9ll-
ter 2eler.
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geIt. am 20. San. 194t in 9ubl,s
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tin, 4 S01ter llno 13 @nfel.
Mrs. Eeter (Warp) 8loeppeI,
eeit. oln 80. MGr5 1941, I'M sllter
bon 20 ssabren lit CLIFTON, @is.
sllte 2eierin.
Mrs. st ebert Seni6f fe, geb.
9iaria Srieiinger, geIt. ant 3tell
ss,1ni 1910, i'm sIter bon IS SAB.
rem, % Sagen, in fredericksburg,
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@ep. SnIius ute Gt, @farrcr ser
ct. 8en6elin's airde in 8itts-
bl,rgb, ga, ee6. om II. Sept
1867; sllm grieiter getpeiGt am
16. SeSl,nt 1869; aelt. am 19. Mar5
1911. aangia9riger 2cier uno
@obltiter.
Mrs. Carol ma Mu if gelt. om
90. MGr5 1911 in iDrenl Of. Se-
bensiobre, in slnitpuiae, g. 9.
@ongidbrige, eifrige 9clerin.
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@tdr5 1911 iu Buffalo, g. 9. sllte
2eIerin.
s. S. 8opp, aelt. om 90. afdr5
1911 in SdulcnblrA Ser.
Mrs. Morp g dnn +, eeb. 9ar-
tbel, gelt. am g. Midr5 1911, in
ct. @al1l, Minn. Sic biutcrlaBt
ibren @atteu, 4 Sobne lmo Sipei
SDdter: bie Gbrip. G6ipeltern 90.
9ominica lmo Goie Glilabetb.
Martin 9innborf, gelt. III
sll6anp, @finn. SITTER Seier rnO
slgcnt.
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San. 1868 it Yort @oibington,
SSis., fam /. S. 1887 na6 Slant
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Die Gnt,uidlnng bes Slnsmeiens im
Sraiiliem
SraTliem


lleber Sic rationale s(ufriiitllng IN
ser Suit madJt bas u0eltti6e Gplfs=
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iben 5eitltelunaen peri6ieoene Sort
idritte allfauipeiien. ,
Snt Sabre 1880 belaB 8raiilien
nnr 81 Sanollnasplabe. 8egenrpar-
tis berfiigt 8ralilien ii6er 512 Cant
bungsplase fir Slug5euge.
1899 ,,nterbielten bier @eieaihaf,
ten Slusli,,ien iiber ,mieren @ebiete,
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8amals betrlla sic 3abl ser Sliige
int. Sabre 1857; 1910 erbobte Niid
oieie 3abl auf 1900. Die @eiamt5abl
ser suriidgelegten Sluafiloneter ltieg
bon 107,977 alf 6,936,682. 1880
flosen nit Sllte5ersen 4567 @aiia-
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Upiiinodj, Sen 1f. Mprif 1871

eiere gegen 7O,734 i'm Sabre 1910.
9soH itarfer itieg Die 8ef0roernng
bon @epad, narllidJ bon 23,864 &ilo
illl SATIRE 1880 allf 999,894 i'm Sabre
1910. 3n geginn Der egierllng bon
@etlilio garaas 5dblte graiilieil mr.
stpei aerofll1bs, gegenlpdrtig aber Il.
Ole 3oM ser gportpiloten fties in
Der gleiden 3eitipalll,e BON 135 anf5
1Ot1,. bie Der, Mebanifer bon Ga anf
297, sic Ser Maoiotelegrapbiiten bon
o anf ia.
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2idritte, bie graiilien im lebten sSabr.
5ebllt al,f Dem @ebiete bes Glltgipe.
.iens aenadt bat.
slud) altf ben1 @ebiete ser Seeres.
mo Warinefliegerei lino getpaltige
Sortidritte s,t per5ei6llen. ailBer ben
in Noroamerifa altfgege6enen geitel.
llngelt ili6t 9raiilieit ieille 2nftflotte
81, beritarfen, inoem es anfargt, ielblt
5ltg5eltge 5u bane,t, mas sltnl Seil
bereits gegliieft it'll
Die gia. Gacional Sc Mobegacao
Fat ). g. I'M goriabre bereits 40 1lli..
litariIhe Slug5ellee fir ltebm1es.
5iuede ge6allt. llno geraoe iett bat
sic &egierung bei Ser gelalnten @e.
iellidaft iueitere 100 folder ltebllnas.
flue5e1ge in s(nftrag eegeben oie on
bie s(erofll16s I'M 2a1oe berteilt tper.
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oa s(piacao in 9tio ballt &aroHerien
fiir militdriide 8oitflieger uno itattet
iie nit anerifal1ii6en @aco =Oiotoreu
aus, mas cine grfparllis bon 40 9ro.
sent bebertet. Gas elei1e gilt BON
ser Miarine, oie cine Ser belten ted.
nil6en @erfltdtten beIist.
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gntipidllng oes 5litaipeiens, oes mi.
litdrilden ipie oes gerfebrsflilgipeIens
ab5ielen, Sic Gnfaltltng oller Nef,,rle
llno lire Gdtigfeit, fotpie sic gtt.
ipidlnng Ser Sllls5e,lsinbllitrie iper.
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5lnsipeIen sentraliiiert fein.
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rigen Neltlingen bas @erGt.
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er. r8ibt's, mas Gentil lit? Naa.
O0s tpiBt's not. Mlio - d gentil
is = iuenn's peritopft is, gebt mir
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sic @ldnbigen alisgeteilt. 8iIb
9: Sim @riinoonnerstag meroen Sic
FL. Dele getpeibt bom 9ildof uno
6as slaerbeiligIte Saframent miro
in groseiiion aif einen Seitenaltar
getraae,L no es im iogen. III. Grab
auf6etpabrt miro su 6eion6erer an-
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betltl1g mabrenb bes Cages.
8ilb 8: slm aarIreitag miro oie
bl. Meile NIT elmer borger fonie-
frierten SoItie gelelen nit ilnge-
m0bnli6em 3eremonieu. Gin Qrlt-
5ifir. miro ant GuBe Ser aomnu-
nionbanf nie6ergelegt nno ben
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Blanbigen gum anile bnrgeboten.
Bib 4:am aariantstag tpiro
0ie Sesnung oes nelten Seuers, oie
Siterfer5e iino bes Sitertpaiiers
borsenomnen. Mit II l1br nit.
tags en6et Die 8uB5eit Der H. So.
itenseit.
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9ilb 1: Mit ser Segtung Der
.9alnlen am Balnionntag besinnt
bic &aripobe ooer Seilise @ode,
sic fcierlidlte @ode bes gansen
airdeniabres. gs iueroen in Der
Stride Die Balmen Dor @esinn Der
fl. Mieiie geiesuet uno Damn an
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-08

PERSONALS
Clair Bee, Long Island u.
Cage Coach, says the finest hon.
or ever paid him was being ask
ed to write the introduction for
Basketball" by the late DR..
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-08
SllOns Will
Back State
Democrats

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1(R
-Michigan's Democratic con-
gressional delegation gave Gov.
Murray D. Van Wagner rs
surances last night that the DEM
ocratic ticket in the April pri-
mary election would receive Its
support.
Delegation members said fol-
lowing luncheon meeting yes
terday that they believed the
election "crucially important"
They stressed the need Of elect
ing q state highway commission
er and the possibility Of gaining
control of the state administra-
tive board.
While Sen. Prentiss M. Brown
said prospective appointees to
Q vacancy on the sixth circuit
court bench were District Judges
Arthur Lederle and Frank Pic
ard. and Justice Thomas McAllis-
ter of the state supreme court,
in that order, other congression-
al sources said Justice McAllis-
ter was the most likely appoin-
tee.
McAllister's wife recently re-
signed as director of women's
activities for the Democratic Ma
tional Committee.
Van Wagner, declaring he
wanted to avert what was con-
sidered a threatening" strike
in the upper peninsula copper
area, said he would send dele
CATION of copper men to Wash
ington Immediately to start
working on plans to raise the
copper price from IL to IS
cents.
The commission would discuss
the proposal with Leon Hender-
son of the National Defense
Commission and other officials,
Van Wagner indicated.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-08
Sports Roundup
--Gidie Dsietx'

James Naiamith. -just Of the'
press. Barney Ross d helping
.Ack (oS0.
train the Milwaukee golden
glovers Gertrude Ederle, now
80, II on the way to Puerto
Rico where she'll b swimming
instructor in . San Juan hotel
Ut was just IS years ago
(remember) that she swan the
English Channel. Coach John
Lawther Of Penn State says the
Georgetown basketball team u
the class of the east. Ed DAN
owski now does his passing on
the professional hasketba1l
court.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-08
DeaIll Claims
Aged Resident
Long Illness FsteI 10
Mrs. Anne hsids. -

nUTICA - Mrs. Anna Heide
-, mother Of Kurt Heide, noted
Michigan rifle expert, passe(
away 1t her home ct 3040 Rive
road, near here, yesterday alter
noon after . lingering illness.
Besides her son, the deceased
II survived by her husband, "a
three sisters, Mrs. Martha Doeb2
Ter and Mrs. William Weier, botI
Of Utica, and Mrs. Alfred Portef
Of Pontiac, and q brother, Ar
thur Schulz, also of Pontiac. I
Funeral services will BE held
from the home Monday aftera
noon at 1870 o'clock and from
the Trinity Lutheran church,
Utica, at 2 o'clock. Rev. Louil
Heinecke officiating. Intermen
will be In the Utica cemetery.
The remains will lie In stat
At the +. A. SchwarzkoH Fun
eral Home until the hour Of th(
services.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-08
BILL GOES WILD
CHAPTER XVII

"A light burned In Mrs. Lar
kin's parlor. Martha, tired after
the flight from New York, her
head aching, gave it no thought
as she started up the stairs to
her room.
us that you, Mrs. MARSHALL"
called voice from the kitchen.
The door opened, and Mrs. Lar
kin, in d bathrobe, came into the
hall. 81 was just making some
coffee. I was waiting for you.
That's why I've got the parlor
lamp on"
waiting for me?" Martha
turned, and went down the
stairs again. She saw now that
old wQman's hair was tumbled,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-08

anew YORK, Feb. s:-They
say there d . war clause In
Elmer Layden's new contract
which allows for Z big cut the
second year and still more the
third II the League has to sus-
pend operations. l.. If the Penn
sylvania Legislature decides TO
investigate the State Boxing
Commission, 1t might inquire
why Joe Michigan. the best re-
fierce in the state, didn't bother
to renew his license and Is con-
centrating on amateur bouts. ),
The New York u. swimming
team has Q 20-year record Ct
70 wins, 70 losses and one tie.
Something may happen when It
meets Lafayette today. Don't
be surprised II Rice Is on the
1941 Boston College grid sche-
dule, also q mid-western eleven.
WHY, MR.. RUTH!
Babe Ruth really ought to
read the papers. Reliable
reports from the west say he
called mp Emil Sick, owner
of the Seattle Rainiers and
applied for the job Of man
ager-two days after Sick had
hired Bill Skiff.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-08
.uadssks'la Killed Whsl
CT CTashes Into 1rud

cPoRT HURON. Mich, Feb. .
-<R-Undersherin David r..
Hanton. Jr., 81, was fatally In
jured early this morning when
the automobile in which he was
riding with assistant prosecutor
Richard W. Holt, 20, crashed
into the rear Of = truck on U.s.
Is. IL miles south Of Port Hur-
on.
Holt, who had completed fin
al arguments Friday afternoon
in the murder trial of Earl w.
Drum. suffered . skull fracture
and internal injuries. Port Hur-
on hospital attendants said he
was expected to recover.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-08
Hockey
Schedule
~ The Associated Press
SATURDAY

National League
New York Americans at Mon
treal.
Boston at Toronto.
American League
New Haven at Cleveland.
Buffalo at Pittsburgh.
Providence at Hershey.
Springfield at Philadelphia.
American Association
Omaha at Minneapolis.
Kansas City at Tulsa.
SUNDAY
National League
Montreal at New York Ameri.
cans.
Boston at Detroit.
New York Rangers at Chi
cago.
American League
New Haven at Indianapolis.
Pittsburgh at Buffalo.
Hershey at Providence.
Philadelphia at Springfield.
American Association
Omaha at st. Paul.
Tulsa at Kansas City.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-08
Funeral Services Monday
for Miss Rose Maison

OFuneral services for Miss Rosl
Maisoh, former st. Clair Shore
resident, who died late Thursday
night, will be held Monday 9
8 q. m. from the Maison Is
Wurtz Funeral Home, 1874
Van Dyke, and from st. Gef
trude's church ut 10 q. m, Rev
Dennis Hayes officiating. B
Prayers will be held at thu
funeral home tonight and tomors
row night at 8 o'clock. Buria3
will be at the st. Gertrude cemx
etery. =
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-08

YESTERDAY: Martha does not 90 into
detail concerning her return to the
office, spends most offhe time taking
notes of the conference. Paul wants her
TO remain In New York TO report the
morning session, but she refuses. know
ing Bill would never accept any ex-
PLANTATION. She takes the plane home.
never dreaming just how crazy Bill could
be, or how appalling = situation await
ed her.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-08
. SERIAL STORY
CONSCRIPT'S WIFE

her eyes heavy with sleep. AS il
she had retired and been rudely
awakened.
"Oh, Mrs. Marshall" Mrs.
Larkin walled. "Your husband
was here! In his uniform. He
rang and rang and rang-it
must have been only an hour or
two ago-and he carried on
something fierce when l opened
the door. He insisted on going
upstairs. I couldn't make it out.
He wanted to see if your clothes
were gone!" She wrung her
hands. II never saw a man in
such a state, Mrs. Marshall! He
was fit to be tied"
MY husband? Are you sure?"
The room seemed to be whirling
dizzily. Martha put her hands
up to her aching head, and sat
down quickly on the sagging
sofa. What did he say? What
was the matter? / don't under
stand"
ooh, Mrs. Marshall! All
know is, he was talking wild.
Ringing and banging on the
door, and then asking were you
here. l said no, you didn't come
home. He asked me il I knew
where You were. How would l
know? He just kept trying to
get me in corner, as if I were
not telling the truth"
Righteous indignation assert
ed itself. Mrs. Larkin's breast
heaved, her eyes snapped. II got
so mad / wanted to call the po-
lice. He bust in, ran up the stairs,
yelled he had to get in your
room, had to see if you'd left
your clothes"
ooh, why? Why?" Martha
walled. what on earth-the
fool! The crazy fool" She could
not think, her mind was jum-
bled chaos.
Mrs. Larkin asked sharply,
"Where were you, anyway"
SIN New York. / flew - the
office"
"Aha!" cried the old woman.
That's what he said! / thought
he was out of his head. He said
you were in New York and he
wanted to find out about your
clothes!"
Martha sat bolt upright. "He
knew I was in New York? Then
he must have gone to the office"
Swift understanding washed
over her. Bill had received her
note. He knew she was in the Of
flee. And he'd come there. Some
one there must have told him
she trembled with rage at the
idiocy of it-someone must have
said, Mrs. Marshalls in New
York with Mr.. Elliott"
She thought of the phone girl,
and choked. That's who II was!
1t had to be! She'd put in the
long distance calls, she was the
one. all right. II could kill her!"
"Who, dearie?" asked Mrs.
Larkin. Her indignation had
faded somewhat. She had her
teeth in a juicy little problem,
and she was enjoying it. so
you were in New York, and they
told Mr.. Marshall All, / see."
But that must have been this
afternoon, before the office
closed" Martha said painfully.
why did Bill come here so late
tonight? What could he have
been doing, here in town."
Another thought nagged at
the back of her mind. This was
Tuesday. Never before had Bill
secured q pass for overnight
leave on a week day. Maybe he
came here to apologize, to beg
me to 60 back Maybe he got
a special pass :"
The realization of Bills regret
at their quarrel--the knowl-
edge that he'd come all the way
from camp to see her at the Of
flee, perhaps to beg her forgive
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-08
Vundols bvsuk Window,
Flee Without Entering

Police today sought vandals
who broke . window In the Joe
Hagen Gas station, Gratiot and
Wells. sometime hast night, and
fled without entering. Officers
believe the thieves were fright
ened away after attempting to
enter the station.