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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14
Mon Killed by Auto
Finally Identified

Tacomss 18th traffic fatality,
killed last Saturday night on Puy-
aliup ave. has been identified IS
O,ville Barnett Of Spokane. Wash.
Capt. Cliff Osborne said saturday
The mans identity was furnished
through the fingerprint bureau Of
the FBI In Washington. u. G. In
q telegram to Osborne. J. Edgar
Hoover said Barnett had been ar
rested In Spokane for yagrancy
In 1897 and for drunkenness on
three other occasions. Ills birth
place Was listed as chshaiis. Wash.
Private funeral services for
Barnstt were held Saturday at
o. m. from the Cassidy q Allen
chapel. with burial following N
Roy cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14
Mild Weather for
Easter Expected

Easter paraders can expect mild
nd sunny weather over most Of
be nation. forecssters said today.
In Tacoma Westherman Fred
|yers said fair weather may be
Expected
What paraders wear largely de-
ends on where they live. fashion
kperts added. New designs. bright
blors. will appear on all the ave-
hes. but a definite. universal style
Fend is missing
Temperatures above normal will
ermit the showing Of spring
merry except in the upper
Mississippi valley and Texas. where
powers threaten Easter finery.
Style authorities in Chicago said
dependent fashion centers have
kveloped in every ma jor city. now
at Paris has vanished as a court
last resort for designers.
AL agreed wornen's hats VIII be
u OF the ordinary; one expert
I'D they will still look like an
rplsne making a forced landing p
ems hats viii be rskisn, colorful.
Fen dramatic
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14
1.-THE King Still Lives"
(Editoriul)

Darkness fell the city, though it still long till
shutdown Lightning tore the vail of the temple in twain
and an earthquake shook the walls apart.
terrible thing had happened. The King dead
ANONYMOUSLY so, hanging on beoeen too There's.
As sergius Pauus the centurion who had superntend-
ed the triple crucifixon shuffed home
cankng ominousy, his face drawn and gray and he
looked furtively about as he walked
As he entered his quarters associates greeted him in
establishment.
What's the matter, Sergius why sad % they asked.
This day have die" he replied
But Sergius," his friends persisted, you have
many men die, and you have been Killing has
been part of life; why sad couple of thieves
and that imposter who said he was the Son of Cod?
Il hare seen many die Sergit@ replied. but
nerer sdU die this did He gentle and
has eyes-l can see them get shall Arrays them
gentle and kind, bit they burned into my soid'"
The King was dead 1t was no use to try to carry on
II might just as well be the end Of the world. But
On the third day of the week Mary Magdalene and
the other Mary to the tomb They found the stone rolled
away and they timidy approached an angel appeared
saying, He is not here; He is risen as he said"
Quickly joyful news spread Those whose hopes had
been shattered by the terrible tragedy of Friday hurried
quickly TO the two who brought the good tdings
Some OF them skepca went to the tomb and found that
il
Rejoicing took the place Of MORNING The King did not
die He had risen, thereby proving His Immortality Truly
He was, He said the Son of God with power in heaven
and on earth There was longer fear of the dark shad
oWs and threatening clouds Death had swallowed up
IN victory The Resurrection had brought day
Since that day there has been abundant proof Of the
immortality that was demonstrated by the Resurrection.
There also has been abundant proof Of the efficacy of the
philosophy promulgated by the King who erucfied
and the third day from the dead has survived
triumphant through and rebeions and great cata-
cysyms 1t has proved TO be mghter than the mghtest
army and the mghtest implements of destruction devised
by Faith that 1t still will survive light that g-
mer through the terrible backness that enveops the world
on this Easter eve The King still lives
The soldiers march tchen the king rides in.
Their ornors flash IN the air;
The ch1riots race By the market place
And all for the king is far
The children shout when the King rides in
On the bNrro's peaceful back;
The good King smiled n eUery child
Though death fraiied IN His track
Eorth's king ~ gone. and his draored steel
NOU rust IN pHLHoUn cline:
But the chddrens Priest on a peaceful beast
Rides through bs fides Of fiDe
o. Hutchr
The Christian AosocstsJ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14
Alaskan Deienses 10
Be Greatly Expanded

psrtment mas eomplstsd plans for
a szs 900 90 program 70 supply
ADDITIONAL vessels 70 serve Atlantis
bases leased from Great Britain
and the army garrison In Alaska.
Il was learned today
Plans for a ~,.smsndoals sxpsn-
SION" of the Alaska force also we're
disclosed Details eosild no; Be
learned. however. because 81 tight
sns1 army regulations that no In
formation viii be given on plans
10 strengthen outlying defense
posts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14
Two Soldiers
Meet Death
BY Accident
One Poisoned and
Another Dies From
Auto Injuries

Deaths Of Two soldiers were
reported Saturday
One. Pvt. Bruce MeLain. 10.
Of Company l.. i6ist Infantry.
Camp Murray. died from in
injuries received in an auto
mobile accident. and the other.
Serrt. Ross Il. Edwards. &c.
Company c. 7th Infantry.
Fort Lewis. from eating
poisonous mushrooms.
Mrs. Bdith Edwards. wife af the
sergeant also poisoned by mush.
rooms. IL bcins held Saturday fer
observation In 81. Josephs hos
pltal Her condition was reported
~ attendants as improved !"
The accident hospitaiixed Arthur
G. Baer. Company NJ. idist In
fantry, Camp Murray. and paul
Lnidl. 20. Of Company l.. ieist In.
fantry, Camp Murray. Roth men
ere In Fort Lewis hospital. whsrs
they are being treated for severe
decorations
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14
Davis Resigns From
Federal Bonk Board
WASHINGTON

WARRINGTON =~ TT resiEns~
ton Of Chester g. DAVIS from the
Federal Reserve board Of gov
srnors was announced today ~
the white House.
Davis viii become president n
the federal reserve hank in 81
Louis, No. he Will continue o.
serve a. agricultural member Of
me advisory commission 20 the
council Of national defense.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14
Narrows Ferries 10
Increase Service

To avoid difficulties encountered
last Sunday. the state highway de-
partmsnt Saturday arranged 70
double ferry service across ths
Nsrrovs between Sixth ave. and
Point Fosdlck. Instead II limited
20-ninuts schedule. tao boats ain
be operated continuously from
morning 70 night 10 care for mo-
florists. according 10 word received
BY the Chamber Of Commerce tFAf-
fic department
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14

BRISTOL Prime Minister Win
stpn Churchill, cnsnesllor u Bfis.
toi university. conferred an hon.
orafy degree In lsu on United
state. Ambassador John q. Win
ant today
A degree Ia abssntls siso r.s
conferred On Australian f'rms
Minister Foherr e Nsnxiss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14
BOY FATALLY HURT

YAkfAA--san Hunii. 10. died
IN hospital here today q injuries
suffered lssi nlght In an automo-
pile accident.
The car IN which the Seattle boy
Was riding ran off the road ~
miles north Of here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14
WEATHER FORECAST

Generally fair tonight and Tue
day. Temperatures High. 81; low,
a.. Sun rises, 5:zs, sets. SIS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14

Martin A. Petrich. Arne sfrom.
Lou Boen and Al Davies we're en-
route Saturday 10 Washington,
ID. c. where II Is hoped additional
navy contracts vii be obtained
for Tacoma hoatbullders.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14

,. l.. Moore. local agent for the
American Mail Lane. and Capt.
John smith. master Of the new
Cape Alava. Thursday evening
we're co-hosts for a small dinner
and inspection party sho.s q ship
which was attended by several
Tacoma shipping men.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14
Sc Deaths since Jan. I

Death OF McI.ain raised the
Pierce county death toll 10 ~
since Jan. I. The accident occurred
about i03s y. m. Friday on ihs
Pacific highway. slightly more
u,an a mlls south % The Fort
Lewis entrance gate
officer l.. u. Mullins Of the state
patrol. investigating the accident.
said Luidl, driver 81 the car, was
travelling between 80 and 80 miles
per hour when the machine struck
q mule which stepped out Into the
rad. Tn. injured were taken TO
Fort Lewis hospital. where Nc.
Lain died an hour later OF q frae.
tured skull.
lie enlisted Sept. II. 1910. al
Everett. lie Was first assigned To
Company l. of the isist Infantry.
then transferred 10 the sist d.
vision military polies, Just recent
ly he returned To Company L. he
vas born In Hossburg. ore. lie -
survived by his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Mci.aln. ~ Lowell. a
suburb of Everett The body was
removed 10 Aeillngers pending
funeral arrangements
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard '. kohr
viii spend Easter Sunday with
the Rev. and Mrs. Howard q. kohr
IN Seattle. While there they win
visit their many friends at the
University Of Washington. Mrs.
kohr is a charter member Of the
University 81 Washington DANES.
a national organization.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14
kNNNNNNllllllilflfkkyI<ZZ

Mrs. kebert Tnggs. T2es So
Prospect st, Vas a happy woman
Saturday and she had mueh praise
for the honesty Of Mrs. Robert
Troupe. tot Rarksdale. Dupont.
on shopping tour downtown
Mrs rriges lost her purse con
tanning sses7. Mrs. Troupe found
Il and through the medium Of a
Times classified al they got to-
gether.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14

BANK TRANSACTIONS
coma ............. IS 81 W
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sources said today that the
United States action In ex-
tending protection 10 Green.
land was illegal" and that
they would take Appropriate
reaction"
LON Don MAJ Gen. " ".
Arnold. he.s ~ the United states
army air force. arrived to-day ~
slrplsns from Lishon and Nsw
York.
BuDAPgsr--The Magyar Teie.
Eraphie AGewe, said sewisht thai
o~rmsa troops hsA resehea the
Important lasest.s ~ Esssh. IN
the Drass river In Nersksss jug
oslavis.
HuDAPEST-The army
C o m m a n d said today that
Hungarian troops had entered
the Jugoslay city Of Subotica
tSzabadka) and broken the
entire line Of Jugoslav de-
lenses.
The towns Of Zombor and
Dorda. southwest Of SubotIea,
were occupied ~
ROME - Italian forces yestsr.
day occupied the Juaoslav city III
LmblIans. 90 miles northeast n
Fiums. the Italian high command
said today.
LONDON - The Tsskish rn<ia
to-day was heard bruadsasttps that
serbian troops had sc~uvssA Dur
ssse. main port In AIbasis ss1 The
gateway Ia risssa. shs AisssiAa
capital.
BERLfk--F'or The second
successive day the German
high command described The
British army Of the N,ie IN
Libyd as beaten" aud said
German aud Italian dtrtsions
wsre continuing the psrsa,i
oI the beaten enemy"
CAIRO - nsitish places a..
stssyed ~ Sasi aircraft. iasissiias
10 Measurements fts fighters
grounded 81 tpesss. Royal Al,
Pores middle essi hesassssssys
said tods,.
BEuIfs - isfeSmsd f.eswssn
sources ssid Tonight that ~ sass.
.iss division. ,si,sas is0.ooo Ia
soo,oeo mesi had hr~s smashed Ia
the fighting In Iaxosissis
MOsGOW-Ths Soviet Russian
government cannot approve ths
sending ~ Hungarian troop. int
Jagoslayia which prodsosd a par
tieuiafiy had impression" In Mos.
eow, an official statement dls.
,ribuisd BY the Tass News agency
said tonight
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14
Auto Injury Fatal

bu0oh Mr Force
Hommsrs Awoy At
Enemy Columns
Ngw vonR-rss>~ass
nv~sAraesssu ~~~spnsy -
today tAas . esaee1 Wupnanoe
ss~sw Ne esss~sp~e1ess -
Askssa. russsy. ss~se1 ssee-
ws~a ssss~ss - saying 49,
ceswsas svseps ~ sssese
sAsewsh ~ rsatn ovtss>e-
ov~sk ses~~ss nes go 80
ewpsee ~ sss~A ss~s -
tAstsA.
ATHENS usses srohssmsr n
night said that German sfmsf~d
fnruss driving through IN Moeas
siir ssr had nseu thvcwn nneh
with heavy losses ny dse-h tsccpa
In the rhicrsns Area amer . hat
tic much more s~vsrs than fssss
reported.
British imperial forces
rrappled with Adolf Hitisr's
armies In tho opening round
OF the battle Of Greece today.
with Nazi panxer units stab
bling At the key link in the do
Tense line thrown up by Brit~
ish and Greek troops from
Mount Olympus IN Albania.
White the uvissse ~ foepo
hacked 81 fsssman ecsNmunIestssno
lines And = nritleh srvnwtsvi pesrut
bIsstsd infantry along tAs juss@
slav border the Man sp~sFhen1
Was reported striking ~ the csssh
io~n ~ rhIorsns IN an effpst u
drive . fatal ~sdxs through ths
allied d~fsns~s.
Reports thai ths Germans hsd
reached rhiorins lacked eonfiymAs
ton. After breaking through Inc
Monsstir gap On the juGnslav-
Crack bosdsf shsy wsss In . posi-
tion 10 lab 81 tbs phlorsna -koritsa
rad. which. NJ cut. ~ossld trap the
Greek forces In norshsastsrn Al.
bsnla ard threaten 10 turn tbs en-
tire defenss line across norshsrn
Greece
nsstst IN Nsaseatas
A second German column ~as
attempting 10 hif the eastern end
o. the Grssk. british llns ~ div
Ing westward from sslanshss bat
the Germans obviously ~efs hsv-
ING some trouble IN maintaining
thslf lines In Juxiesisvss
In addition 10 ths big .seais RAJ
attacks. reports said that the
iuEoslass stIiI we're rssistiaa IN
the mountains and Turkey heard
that eounssr-offsnsiys hsd b~~n
started 10 r~eapturs the important
Jngoslsy ,aSn If skspll~
rhs Jaxosias army. which the
German high command hAd d.
sefined ~ snnibimtsd sssissr In
the week. sac reported BY Hssiia
today 10 b In tbs process Of dIs-
migration. hat II still wAs Tight
Ing IN tbs mountain rssipns and
on tns saAtsrn frontier Hungary
admitted that its armies nd
gained oaiy ssssa miiss In twe
days against stubborn resistance.
rhs Hunxsrmns eisimsd ths esp
taps sf Hufottea IN hsses ara.
Prepare foe nsttts
While tia Germans leisiming -
hays contacted the Italian army
nssr fAks orhssda IN ssSsess
Jugssissis 81 the Albanian bofd~rr
ssfs mosiaE against th< main
Hrislsh.fsrs<s line al asfenss.
fhsfs also ssrs preparations fos
an important hasts~ In f4bys
nsisssh sessfsseenssees were
r~psssel sssshisr - vsefsssy
a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14

ROME - Italian forces yester.
day occupied the JuGoslsv city II
LIublIans. 90 miles northeast n
Fiums. the Italian high command
said today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14

Newest members ~ the Pro-
peller dub include Baxter Hall Of
the General Petroleum Co. and
q. q. ki.ar Of the Tidewster A.
ISOLATED on Co.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14

Both Edwards and his wife were
taken violently ia 81 their home.
1901 80. q st. early Saturday. fol.
lowing a Friday night supper ~
poisonous mushrooms. repeatedly
picked on the Meadow PARK golf
course earlier In the day
They were taken BY police am
bl.lanee 10 - Jossphs hospital.
where Edwards died at bi5t a. m.
just 50 minutes after being sd.
mltted
sergt Edwards had been in mil
iiafy service 75 y>ars. Re first en-
listsd April Is. 1912. BE las, enlist
Fl Dec. 10. 1870. al Vancouver
barracks. lie VAS transferred "a
Fort Lewis the snd of January this
year, and Was made first sergeant.
During the first World war. 81
which he was = veteran. he Was IN
Co y. sih infantry ssfg,. Edwards
was born In Carney. Okla.
Survivors include his wife tee
daughters. Ardliss and Charlotte
both At soofisid barracks. HAWAII.
ard SIN. Robert of tsardou,
wash Ths baby II ~ Asiiingsrs,
pending funeral arrangsDsnis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14

LONDON - The Tushish rasito
to-day wss heard bruadssstsss that
serbian troops had sccops~A Dur
ssse. main port In Albaais as< the
gateway Ia risssa. ths Aisssiaa
capital
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14


Bud and Clint Payne. Rob and
Bin Leroy. Frank Clark and Muir
ray Wheeler spent Tuesday and
Wednesday skiing at Mt. Rainier.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. p. N. Me,o.f
and son, Alden. viii spend Easter
Sunday st the Harry keppert
home at Bush Prairie.
Miss Dorothea Johnson. daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank T.. John
son. has accepted n clerical posi-
ton In the u. & navy yard at
Bremerton.
Miss Phyllis Ingram. a junior
al " s. G. Pullman. has been
iContinued on Page 3. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14

ATHENS tiFses scnhssmsr ~
night said that German sfmefsa
forrss driving through IN Mnas~
slir ssr had ns~r thvown nneh
with heavy lossss ny dse~h trocpa
In the rhicssns Area AFTER . has-
tie much more spvsvs than fssss
reported.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14

BuDArgsr--rhe Magyar Te,e.
Hraphle Agency said tewisht thai
orrmsm troops hsA vesehea ths
Important junction. 81 Hsseh. nm
the Dvass river In Nersksss jug
o.lavia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14
Germans IN
Greece Break
Defense Line
British AIR Force
Hummers AwuY At
Enemy Columns

NHW Won n--rslsuweee
nv~s<raesssu ~~~spasy -
today sAas . eshs~1 Wupn~nop
sv~m N. eess~sp.e1ess -
Askasa. rushsy. ssssse1 stee-
us~a seasess - saying snae
G~swsas svseps ~ eeuese
through ~ rsntn ovsss~e-
ov~ek sesesss nWs go 80
~wp,~s ~ Sss~A ss~s -
tAstsA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14

CAIRO - nsiti.h pisses o.
stssyed ~ Sasi aircraft. ississiiag
10 Messessehsnist its fighters
grounded 81 tpesss, Royal Ais
Perez middle essi headquarters
said tsdsy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-14
STATE
EDITION
War Zone
Bulletins

observation-disclosures Nssi
sources said today that the
United States action In ex-
tending protection 10 Green.
land was Illegal and that
they would take appropriate
reaction"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
Ford Must Refi|il
Draft Blank

Because he failed to fill out his
draft questionable completely,
Henry Ford II, son of Edsel Ford,
president of the Ford Motor Com
pany, has been ordered to give
more complete information to his
board by Monday so he can be
classified. Ernest Briggs. clerk Of
Wayne County Board 81, Ford's
board, said today.
Briggs explained that Ford did
not fill out all of the sections Of
his QUESTIONABLE. did not state
specifically that he was supporting
his wife nor give other inforTna-
ton. Ford said he is now EN-.
ployed by the Ford company in q
d partner t experimenting on
army trucks.
When the information Is re-
ceived. the board will meet TO
classify Ford. Briggs said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06
1872 More DrafteeS to Illinois
Detroit Induction Center Gel is 20 Today From Genesee

Leeds H. Albertson. Hotel Roosevelt.
Pontiac.
William. L. Jenkinson. r. F. D. 5. Pom
tiae.
Joseph A. Kantz. 243 Judson. Pontise.
Harry c. stamss. ass South Saginaw,
Pontiac
Cecil r. Black. Holly.
Robert L. Vollmer. 235 South Marshall,
Ira J. Irwin. 3O2 Ferry. Pontiac.
Paul V. Lashmst 1876 Wall. Pontiac.
Max w. Curtis. Lake Orion.
Leonard T Barclay. Lake orion.
Albert Secunds, Walled Lake.
Charles J. Boros. 500 Whittemore, Pom
tiac.
Stewart I. Price. Rochester.
Robert r. Farham. Charleston.
William r. scheibei. 81 West Princeton
Stanley c. Themm. Lake orion
Emery l.. ozios. ZOE East Brooklyn.
Kenneth E. wrebaush. IS Oneida. Pou.
tiac.
Alex Hrinevich. Holly
Eugene II MADDEN ~ wisner. Pontiac.
Jerry NJ. Branih, Charleston.
William X. Martin, Rochester.
James E. Harper, 464 Auburn. Pontiac.
Lee b. Valentine. oxford.
George F. olzack. Milford.
Daniel II. Manthey. Matthews, Pontiac.
Grant c. ormiston Walled Lake.
stabley H Borkowski. Rochester.
Bert r. Grimes, Rochester.
Frank (. Sands. 5ss Michigan. Pontiac.
Richard L. Mccullough. Milford.
Donald z. VanHorn. 1s9 Mechanic, Poo-
tiac
Jarold H. Garfield, New Hudson
Kenneth M Marsh, 43o South Saginaw.
George Z Riddle Holly.
John A. Beoiolka, S3h South MarshAll
Pontiac.
Lesley B. Morgan. Milford
Kenneth W Macleod. Rochester
Harold f. Ballard "a East Yale, Pom
tiac.
Robert d. Branham. Rochester.
Henry Blower. 46s Central Pontiac
Clifford C. Robbins. 81 Allison. Pontiac,
Edward j. GhuhrAn. Walled Lake.
Joseph p. Vukelich. 50 South Anderson
Pontiac.
George E slonsksr Jr.. zoe Oakland
Pontiac
Russell J. DeRussesu, Lake Orion.
Ed II. Sarset, $50 West Huron, Pom.
tiac.
Erwin Ksbsen.r. oil South Marshall,
Pontiac.
John J. Brennan. $50 Judson. Pontiac.
Lynn X. shattuck, Leonard.
George Moss. 81 South Marshall.
Pontiac.
George L. Larson. 100 East Huron. Pen.
tisc.
Howard A. stogner. iOi East Ypsisnti,
Pontiac.
Ernest schener. 1877 Prospect. Pontiac.
Himsn A. Fortney, 30s clifford, Pontiac.
Hoyt NJ. Young. Oxford.
Wildred c. Siggs. 1874 Elm, Pontiac.
Carl A. Blauton. 104e Highwood. Pom
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06

Aorel C. Cantor. r. F. D. 3. Pontiac.
Birum C. Campbell. II Miami road
Pontiac.
Robert e Smith. Walled Lake.
John II. Cox. Wixom.
Harvey S. Bush. 2s2so Halstead road
Pennington.
Frank J. Dion, Drayton Plains.
Alvin l.. Taggart. 213o4 Colgate. Farm
ington.
Grant NJ Osborn, 2s Norton. Pontiac
Arthur sohan, 154 South Boulevard
West. Pontiac.
John l. Douglas. 30 Norton. Pontiac.
Robert r Venn. 20 Williams, Pontiac.
Frank Nelson, l440 Cole. Birmingham.
Edmund L. Bochenek. 216 Central, Pom
tiac.
Tolvo saranew. "a Hillside drive. Pon
tiac.
Brian V. pu Mund, ~ Evelyn court
Joseph A. Edwards, 3O7 North Perry
Paul NJ. Cote. 1874 West Rundel, Pom
Paul V. Beuehum.r. so7 North Perry
Pontiac.
James R. vsnAtta. AZ Washington. Pon
tiac.
Walter f. Scott. e5 Seminole. Pontiac.
Charles d. Wiser Jr., 30 East Howard
Pontiac.
Delbert J. Gould So Ivy. Pontiac.
Robert K. Gary, II Prall Pontiac.
Dimitrie 10th. $40 South Boulevard
West, Pontiac.
Sllas W. sadler. 545 Auburn, Pontiac.
Harley c. Alternately, 1861 West Huron
Pontiac.
John Condor. Dechester
Andrew L. Duncan. 1875 North Perry
Arl B. Hardy. sos st. Clair. Pontiac.
James F. Davis. so School, Pontiac.
Wayne Z. Regier. s6s Spence, Pontiac.
Rudolph G. Peterson. Milford.
Eric E. Hokans, Holly.
Richard A. Melchert, Route 1. Pontiac
Donald r. Workman, Holly.
Randall p. Hardy, sos st. Clair Pontiac
Paul Ekins. 3li n. Perry. Pontiac.
Harry D. Sheardy. Lake orion.
Vern l.. Dillahunt ll9 Adelaide. Pontiac
Myron A. Fancher. 1921 Fuller. Pontiac
Lloyd r. Bengry. 2i24 Pontiac road
Pontiac.
Everett e. schwerin. West Branch.
Mark w. LaLons. 4oi silverbell road
Milton H. Blood. S. Foster. Pontiac.
Vincent Z. Walker, Rochester.
Robert W. Gray. Rochester.
Frank Chippi Jr.. SAL Montana, Pontiac
Roy A. slowinski. SOS st. Clair. Pontiac
Billy Condor. Rochester.
Gerald +. Mayo. r. 2. D. 1. Pontiac.
George F. Frawiey. 1oi whittemore
Pontiac.
william II. Bailey, Rochester.
Carl w. Jones 156 North Perry, Pontiac
Gordon c. Ladd, Rochester.
Otto F. Saunders. Az Ores.
George A. Anderson. Rochester.
Donald J. Mcclellan. Cas- City.
Charles A. Seasons, 21315 Parker, Farm
ington.
Donald f. Denhon, Davisburg.
John II. Garrison, 270 Cherokee. Pontiac
Robert E. Gordon, Holly.
Frank II. Kowslski. Duttou road
Rochester.
Leo L. Long so South Paddock, Pontiac
Allen A. stowe Fowlerville.
Irving A. Ofstein Pontiac.
Dennis A. Price. Holly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-06

Have you intended to enter your
baby's picture in The Detroit
Times $1,000 Interesting Baby
Picture Contest. but have ne
elected to do so? Well, you are
urged 70 carry out your original
intention, and submit a snapshot
of baby. 1t may mean as much
as $500 for you. for such is the
grand first prize in this appealing
contest.
Two dollars is paid for every
picture printed and a total of
$1,000 in major prizes will be
awarded at the end of the contest.
AS 500 pictures will be printed
during the contest, the total in
cash prizes is $1,000.
This is not a beautiful baby
contest; ii is a contest that seeks
pictures of all types of babies,
whether pretty or plain, solemn or
merry, big or little but pic
lures MUST BE snapshots. Studio
picture are NOT eligible.