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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20

/ The Records |
Are Telling |
A Pal Bssvan Sserr ~ q
Rsssiaa Symphony. |
Something Ahcuf Trs |
Cesar Frostk Record |
ssgs; A .Sehamnn Nam-
her: Fine Work By jan |
Psarre aad BIZ on tie |
Popular" Side
o. particular interest because
q Americas sffort to assist Rus
ssa In resistfne the ssis thruss. -
vietcr's recording a sA< sym-
phony ~ Russian folk hsrces
written ~ Rhelnhold oiisrs. n
takes sax i7-ineh reecraa II tell
the story. but according "a The
critics n - very much worth
while.
Though the symphcrv was writ
ten IN 1911 and deals largely With
the career ~ the Russian feih
hero. flya Mcarsn-ssa. whces
strength snd deeds a vaicv re-
semhie thnse a. eur paul nunyan.
the musse has . significance -
eauss At the resistance Russia 10
showing Ia the Nas attack. n
u fun 81 driving energy Ann ara
matte power that 10 said 10 ~ IN
affirmation a. Russts's strength.
Leopold asohcwski and the
Philadelphia orchestra A. . dns
,ch ~ bringing cut ell shsvs 10
IN the composition.
This information ecmss evsa-
esrninG the two latest recordings
NJ tho Cesar rrsnek symph~ny
IN u Minor IN five i7-ineh records
done by columbaa and sir Thomas
Beechsm and the London Phil
harmonic and the same by victnr
with Pierre Monsssn and the
San Francisco symphony
Your choice NJ ore cf these viii
depend on your attitude sowsr6
the symphony. n you prsfer 70
have u dops with clarity ana rs-
straint. with an swareneas AZ iss
lyricism but with almost an un-
derstatsment of Ito firs and pas
sion. then the neecham version
u the one you viii want n you
want the symphony 10 have
sursins drama. power ana large
voiced sloqusnce. the Monssus
conception 10 likely 10 ~ more
pleasing.
These differences are actually
Of degree. not kind. roth YER
sions are fine performances. and
both orchestrss play sAmirabiy.
Both are well recorded.
III you wish Ia complicsts your
life . bit more you may sise tshe
into Consideration IL CHAR ~
oor"nss - hs 1menony' sns
.ne1e sfe hsnd1"' o. t"sm. LsHe
the popular rchsikovshy svmphsu.
yes. .ncAs y never waning for
new "ssspFsssuo"s
Aisc an appeal To symphony
'ossn 70 n""snns symp"oov
NO = ~ . hinor ~ ths LONDON
symphony eondmcss1 - nruHo
wafer ssi1tor, thres iz''nsh
reoords,. NJ. wasssr v saae IN
give ths sympnony . sraessm snn
'nsra.'aone in.erprsssno" sus
WITH Hes O The strength notsd IN
the recording a th@ sams wosh
oy Srsdsrscs stnch ANA the csi-
cage sympnony. ror Some music
eonnoisse"Fs NJ "a"srs sstss-
pretas'on vih - ths most aesspt'
able.
Ths Tomb sesns" from poat-
ssfus -kAscia ~ LAmmsrmoer' "
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
The Records
Are TellinQ

A Pal Bssraa Story ~ q
Rsssiaa Symphony:
Something About Tws
Cesar Frastk Record
Tags: A Sehamnn Nam-
her: Fine Work By jan
Psarre asd a BIZ on fAe
Popular" Side
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20

Jan smsteriln. the pianist. -
writing a cook book with the title
For Greedy People"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-11-28
lemon Juice Recipe Checks
Rheumatic Pain Quickly

II you suffer frsn- rheumatic, arthri-
tis or neurtis pain, try this simple
ineTpen'ive home recipe that thousand,
ere using Get package Of Ru-R1
Compound today. Mix il with a Quart
Of water. add the juice Of lemons.
It's easy. DO trouble at all AID
pleasant You need only table
tpooniuls two times day. Oftsr
within ~ hours sometime, oysr-
night SPLENDID results are
CHAINED. II the pains % NJ;
quickly leave and II you do nc.
nothing 10 Try az il is sold BY
your druggist under an abso'r.,
money hack guarantee. Ruiz
compound Is for sale and recon
mendod BY Good Drugstores Everywk,ss
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-11-28
Answers to Quiz for Drivers

A.-659o of the 3,0477ll persons
charged win traffic violations in l94C
had violated parking regulations.
A.-Engineering. enforcement ant
education axe the three Els of high
way safety.
Ayes; rising and falling curb,
are used TO change a stree from two
or four lanes OF traffic in one direction
TO six lanes III one direction.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-11-28
Fish Walks on Tan

!He wahoo, a tropical game fish,
""en hooked walks on It's tail along
me surface Of the water. It has an
unusual backbone consisting of a
% % network of bones which brace
u'e spine in such way that the fish
cannot bend its body up or down
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-11-28
First 10 Install Gas

fIrst 10 Install Gas
Baltimore. the first American city
to install gas, succumhed to the ID
evitable IN ls2l. after l1uch opposi-
ton. As late as 1893 a petition to
the Philadelphia common council
warned against gas as equitable as
gunpowder and as nearly fatal in
tts effects as regards thu large de-
struction Of property"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-11-28
Laid F:rst Tclccranh Cab,

The first telegraph cable in .
"a wac lail b. Sarauc, +. 2.
II 1912. II wcs an insulated
".rc, which w2s laid in &c s.
7arDcr between the Bate,
-GVCrHor ) island.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-11-28

'proS uss4 sABq ssldoo 600
'Q00'00E LVu1 S5otiI 'G[4soM 3 ,louIoo
sos 'C3LE W tioI1lpo lsIU RI souJS
"'o'siQ u! Yooq l9tDo hUe ueql 9lSs
-0'S0I6 3 pehsrqoB SAsq % psASHSq
~ Noo1 SUIl9ds s.z9lsq9M qvoN
~'.S'lJlT UoiSHSL SWpnboXZ
l0lIsB lsoa 2OO1 SuuIsdq
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-11-28

Aurora BOrcahs Season

( Aurora BOrcahs Season
The aurora boreahs b seen more
often IN March and Sspte, aber,
when DE eartk b more &restly op-
posfte the spot none OF ths s,ip. than
10 June and December, when tho
earth y farther from Che area Of the
sun spots. ~. .az,ins
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-11-28
Scientific Expeditions an Aid

SCientinc Expeditions an Aid
The scientific expeditions to the
aborigines Of the world work both
ways-the scientists bring their find
ings and provide the aborigines with
material for stories that will be told
round their ca,npfires for years.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-11-28

esMaM Ear q. So niS1Ym
flM .mtuuees, ,Est the NsctorI 3ornula
NQRrTO, DePsndable--no ppAtss. no mar.
CODA Does the work quicldS-rnust relieve
Vuest PAIN TO your satisfaction In a few
Winufes or money back at Drurrists Don't
ee6sF. Use NURITO on this guarantee today.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-11-28
Weird Of Good Taxeu
= TYP. NEWS SYNDICATE

Good taIkera" Said Uncle Eben
sometimes ptlde deirselves too
much on bein' able to make de time
pass unplessantly."
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-11-28
Pins In Many Varieties
now finding great favor
, among women 80,

Pins are manufactured in Eng
land in hundreds of varieties from
3h inches long to entomologists'
pins so small that it takes about
4 500 TO weigh an ounce.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1941-11-28

may excite tho Heart
Gas trlpped In the stomach gullet may Get Ike n
hair trigger on the heart setion At the INST sim Of
distfess smart men and women depend on Bell ans
Tablets 70 set free No laxative but made Of the
fastest acting Medicines known for symptomatic relief
% gAstrte kypsrssadnfy. tbs FIRST TRIAL doesn't
prove Ball bssssr. rstuzn bottle and receive
DOUBLE Aoosy Bach. 15e. At all drug stores
Moose Pass miner., 1941-05-29
L o c A L

On Wedno sday the Sewing club was ontor- tained by Mrs. Ralph Reed. The members pre sent wore Mrs. E. L. Robbins, Mrs. Carl Wei dnan, Mrs. Frank Hielo, Mrs. Kenneth Condit, Mrs. Homer Hooker. Mrs. Tom Jones, Mrs. Max Foster and Mrs. Lyle Saxton.
Moose Pass miner., 1941-05-29
PORTAGE BAY

PORTAGE BAY
 i've been reading the report made in 1915 by the Alaskan Engineering Commi ssion, when they inve stigated Portage Bay as @ terminus for The Alaska Railroad. Wm. c. Edes was chairman of the comni ssion, F. Mears and Thomas Riggs, ,Jr., the other mem- bers. We quote:
 "Pa ssage Canal, or Portage Bay as it is sometimes called, is Q marrow fiord, mi les in length and from l to 2 mi les in width, which extends we sterly from Port Wells, on the We st side of Prince William Sound. The bay is mostly surrounded by high mountains and precipitous ones, which, with few exceptions, rise abruptly from the water's edge. The waters are deep. the anchorage is somewhat limited. The U. s. Coast and Geodetic Survey notes there is good anchorage with swinging room for one vessel up to 200 feet in length, maxi mum draft, in Entry Cove, just under Point Pigot, in about l3 fathoms, soft bottom. Fair anchorage, with swinging room for one vessel up to 325 feet, maximum draft, in 12 to IA fathoms, gravel bottom, at the head of Portage Bay. Good anchorage, in 10 to 20 fathoms, sticky bolt tom, with swinging room for two maximum si ze vessels and one up to $50 feet in length and 25 feet draft may be found on the shoa1 area the south sid9 of Passage Canal, ABOUT 3 MILES FROM ITS HEAD. The lack of ench- orage would have to be supplied by the con- SVrucI1on or docks.
 The available localities for railroad terminals and TOWNSHIP PURPOSES consis Of two gravel flats, situated at the head of the bay at the mouth of the Taku Pass, the other ABOUT 4 MILE easterly on the south side of the bay. The FoRlER CONTAINS ABOUT l45 AVAILABLE ACRES AND THE LATTER l51 acres.
 We often wonder if the Lindbergh follow CTS realize that they subc onsciously hope that Great Britain will be beaten in order that their idol (Lindbergh) will be justi- fled in the stand he takes?
 Rotten Americani sm It smells to high-Ieaven.
 On his fathers side Lindbergh is of Swedish descent. On his mother side he is of English descent, his mother having been born in Hami 1t on, Ontario, Canada. Tho ancestry of his maternal grandmother is
Moose Pass miner., 1941-05-29

L o A L N E $ 1 On Wedno sday the Sewing club was enter ltained by Mrs. Ralph Reed. The members lpre sent Wore Mrs. E. L. Robbins, Mrs. Carl
 ETeidnan, Mrs. Frank Hielo, Mrs. Kenneth lCondit, Mrs. Homer Hooker, Ars. Tom Jones,
 hars Max Foster and Mrs. Lyle Saxton. /! Mrs Frank Hielo was hostess to the Sew ling club on May IA. Members in attendance
 were Mrs. Roy Thur Jon, Mrs. Leora Roycroft,
 Mrs. Max Foster, Mrs. Homer Hooker, Mrs.
 Kenneth Condit and ars. Hie1o's daughter,
 IMrs. Downing.
 MT. and Mrs. F. ". williamson of Juneau, l vi sitOd friends in Moose Pass one day last Iweek. They went to Valdez from Seward | and to Portage Bay from Valdez. Mir. Will l liamson and hi crew will survey for the | raj lroad. Tord has been received in 1Moosa Pass that the Til1iemsons experience ed 1 very rough pc ssage between Valdez and Por- ltage Bay.
 Mrs, Bob Rutlodge (Joreno Smith) arrived from the States Wedno sday morning to spend lthe summer with her parents, &r. and Mrs. lHarrv L. smi tn. She will divide her time between Loose Pass end Russian River Ren- tdezvous. lr. Rut1edgu Is with the Geo- logical Survey at Sitka. The eighth birthday of Helen Vclanis was celebrated Saturday, Aay 10, with tde1ightful party and her guests were John Thurs on, Carl Woidman, Bobby Condit ,Tsd- lay. Margie, Evelyn and Arlene Volanis and Beverly Scatter.
 Mrs. Frank Hielo made for Helen beau ltifully decorated chocolate birthday cake. IThe birthday luncheon inc luded choc o1ate
 |cako, cherry jello with fruit and c drink tof pineapple juice. The Sewing club will meet next Wednes-
 lday with Mrs. Max Foster for hostess at
 hhe homo of Mrs. Homer Hooker. l Mrs. Beulah Ho1comb of Fl Paso, Texas,
 Twill be hostess and housekeeper at Russian lRivor Rendezvous this season. She is now
 in Moose Pass caring for Mrs. Smith whose
 health is improving. | Mr. and Mrs. George B. Clark have taken l over the management of Estes Bros. Tavern. Mrs. Joe Richards of Hope, vi s1tad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES

George ludwig, rs Zena Onelianon %.
Forrest .Conley. IS. Jessoe Popvitch, 80.
Norbert a. Gogola, -, porothea Perry,
stephen Nary7 q; suzanne choysnee, 10.
John Horak. Jr., 30 Erzaoeth Lillian
Mosher. ~.
George oniea Is, Mary spisak Is -.
John sadurskl, "a Martha Milewski. %
Harold Rubin % SYLVIA Schiller, 20
Gilbert Nmsmiih McGhie. 30 Phyllis
Amanda Lienau 20.
Russell BuTdIck. AZ Sophia serpu,owski.
Harry Dou. 3s: Evelyn Cooke. IS
William Gufey. j. Betty Titus. Is
Charles Laubernds . Gertrude Merkel
Joseph L Burke 30. isabelle Foster. 81.
Max Muller. ~. Louise Elizabeth Hansen,
ches,er W. woodward. SO Marion Trosin,
Anthony III Giovanni. %; Lea Valerie. 2s
Egsene Smith go onahe D. falhinolrg
Ivan woqdleN SO; Barbara cleisrjerser
John W. Ringer % Susanna NJ. Maessens
John Mseae White. 25; Geraldine F. Gro
Ean. p.
David F. De Mers, 5t verna F. s,ewen
Louis s,enens. 10. EVELYN Mekush. 10.
Edward Nowow.eck %, Margaret Koss
Joseph Danish 25 Pauline Masinchuk 81
John Colquis'. q; Frances Bromley 81.
kGeer, a. osmeltz' 80, Mary Mareare
Ralph Leo droen. 81 Ruth Isabelle Mar
CheWitz. 10.
John Forrach q; Margaret ZldL IS
Garrett II. MouW, Jr. % Marjorie Erh
p.
Ear Foster 80 Beatrice Fennert. o.
CLIFFORD David Lawrence. 26 Betty Nir
cnia Lerchen p
Alexander Mucci, q LA p Montague 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
Board and Room

BOULEVARD East Grand tcharlevolxl
Private home, excellent meals comfort
able room Plaza 442S
Blvd. E.. Cd. 923-3rd FL, $3.50
Three Meals Privileges entire house; sin
sic beds twa baths.
BUSINESS woman with maid two girls
exceptional opportunity; references. VET
mont 5s763
GLADSTONE. sO3-Snele double good
meals, laundry, private me. TRINITY
1-419i
INFANTRY. 1918 - Comfortable good
transportation excellent meals pryi-
leges: gentleman Vinewood l-il0l.
MACK PAS near John First class
meals; transportation SIS SO, Temple
1889
MILWAUKEE. WEST s56-Large, com
Portable homelike. good transportation
conveniences. reasonable.
MILITARY. 1909 oFori Baker single.
double: home cooking gentlemen iele-
phone. privileges.
SHERIDAN. f4so tcanneidl- Young gen
tleman, share large bedroom, home
privileges. reasonable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
Housekeeping Rooms
FOR RENT

SIXTEENTH 1928 Gerry Park --one.two
room apartments; completely furnished
Frigldaire
SPRINGFIELD $3.50 Three rooms bath
Shoemaker Clairmount car line) couple
only, reasonable.
TRUMBULL 4323-Lovely front W q
rooms. Redecorated. overstuffed refrig-
Grafton. SIS. Adults.
VAN DYKE. iO53-Large basement house
keeping room. or room board for handy
mans part time services.
WABASH 3732-TWo ROOMS, BATH, 81
Suitable single, private entrance comfort
able
COLORED--Rooms; ktchenettes; furnished
unfurnished. ADULTS ONLY, has Mil
waukee 2i6 CARRIED. Temple l-7256.
COLORED - 725 McDougall Furnished
two-room kitchenette; good iranspofta'
ton. FITZRoY 1886
COLORED Goodwin 1924. attractiy,
room; Christian home Reliable. 50
Townsend 6-6OfT
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate hsting'
in the big Sunday Times Want Az
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Carlos Levitt 20: Evelyn Cisco, 20
Arthur 2. Martin. 81 Dorothy 4 Dawes
stanley. zasiepie. 2 Helen Hgsrrol.a, ls
Joaa hoSaS SsS p ssrnics wiEer,Ni, 10
Paul. = salo. p Flns Recan'a. ~
Floys Hale e Marjorie Anne Ruelow, Is
lohn " Ross 81 Myra q Council. 20
Nathan Resented 80 Esther Newman 81
B0leslaus Turshi 81 tisie Guhasa, 90
Joseph. A Cutale. Il Ida piMarzo Is
Walter Adamek 26, Josephine Jahlonski
pomlpick seoas,anelu Jr. % Martha z
cF s r. :. simpson. 10; Geraldine c
John d. Landr, O.. Margaret George 81
sianley Grzy mkowskL % sieifl Bielshi
george r namp 20 Gloria Ackey. %
John Napro 3 Theresa Kish "a
JAck % Montgomery ~ Hsze Hugiu 10
EdEar W Hurley. -, Mary Ann Hauooit
Edsari z.mmer 2ai Georsette F
J,SS smc'er. n Gcpeyieye Duranczyk 20
N--z-a-L SpHaleri, p Virginia Wilson. 10
John 3 chehnk, "a Wanda ". Majewski
James Cunningham. % Irene Durkln; %
John lsaacson. u Mary Lou issacson. Is
Warner Hoyt - violet Conrad, %
Paw joseph Travis, %; MARY Frsneei
John GWozd1 IS Mary wokovicz 80
Richard ". North. Jr, u, Eleanor Jones
p
Russell N. Bailey rs Mary L. Kennedy
RAYMOND Merton johnson. %; Elizabeth
Ruth kANs p
Rie6ard James Lamar. 90 Muriel Adj
Bowers. q
Frank " NoG7 %. CRYSTAL iGuntcr. 20
John lRczo 81, LYDIA pirka, q
Bernard Burhut, 20. Evelyn Maruszewski
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Russell Wearn. q; Yvonne La Berge. 20.
J. Donald Hughson, 26, Pattie Louise Flip
pen. %
STANLEY joseph Grondz. IS; Eva Frances
Charles Joseph Thoman. %, Iva Marie
Watt. - -c
Albert chane. 81; Mary Jean schrieker.
20
stanley szalevicz. % Charlotte Plat 20.
Ralph a. winters 25. Celeste A. Leonard.
2s
Jesse Edward Barnes IS; Ina Itzkoff. 20.
John Sowerby. p Hlda Vanish, IS.
John O. stead "a; Charlotte Aoer %.
zgmunt staron 2si Geneyieye Baginski,
81
Leo Rosinski 25; Bernice Miller 10.
Anthony lie Roy Schmidt, q Irene single
ton. IS
Anthony Faclone. 26: sanuna Gstteri, 81.
sam Deeam 40. Viola Wilson.
George Chanko. %. Margaret Holden ~.
Charles DE Lisle Jr., "a Virginia Hannah
90
Malcolm J 1ascon Jr, IS; Dorothy Kon'
,zelman. %
fit,thew Ankley. % Marguerite Brabant,
70
George P, Conway 81; Catherine s.
Greiner. 2s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Aloysius Jarech. rs; Martha sniiesak, rs.
Edgar w. Carney Jr. 81: Suzanne A. Nc
Manus 20
Joseph A. Dimeglio. Is; Grace MENDOZA, 81.
Waiter Orkisz. %. Eunice Lasiuta, 81.
Walton A. Rodger. %: Mary l.. Clark, 20.
Beryl Smith. 2s LeMay Pokriefke, "a.
90
Stanley A. Ergo, %: Ruth C. Marshall, 30,
David r. Flint, %; Meryle Cleaver, 10.
Robert NJ. Philip 81. aary r. Quits, rs.
Henry White. 90 Marjorie Lowe. 20.
Vernon Matyn. 2s Virginia Bower, %.
Frank Slovick; Eleanore Potocki. 25.
Erhard Burkert, 81; Doris Vauris, 90.
Clarence Kloka. 20: Virginia Blsnke, l6.
Jay S Player. %; Margaret Turner, %
Frederick ID. DeMarais, 90; Vivian Grit
fen. 81.
Edward r. Steiner. %; Evelyn Marin. 20.
John Gaydos 81; Rose Szakaly. 20
Raymond Chynoweth, 90 Margaret NJ.
---firake, 81.
Edward J. Kurzyniec "a; Virginia wyrzy-
kowski, 81
Jerry Kowalski. 90: Irene Bentlejewski. 81.
James PTebe, % Elizabeth A. Madison,
81.
Ray F. Clinard. Al; Dorothy z. Knaupe.
81.
Jack NJ Bookstein. 20; Shirley A. stg-
litz %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Robert II. Bons. rs; Helen n. Moran, 2s,
Thomas J. Martin. az; Marie Brney. IS,
Raymond r. Konupek. "a; Phyllis p,
James. II, IJ
Mack Gassel, 30; Sylvia ~ Degrell. ~.
Joseph Msvretich Jr. 20; Gizella G. Ul'
brik, 80
Walter J. Gugnseki. "a; Charlotte Blaszyk,
%
Emil Manetta. 90; Sarah Carbone. 10.
stuart n. stuckey. "a; Gertrude r.
Dickerson. 22.
Albert Bayliff Jr.. a; Dorothy Bea.
singer. 20.
Robert A. Watt. 90: Jean NJ. Spence. TO-
Arthur T. Gosun, %; casimira sieraeh
25.
Charles Rose Jr. 2s; Rosa Jacobs, rs.
Edwin F. Jamros. %; Virginia J. Trega'
nowak. 81.
Edward czepszynski. 81; Irene Przedwo'
jewski. 90
Donald NJ. Bird. 81; Dorothy f. Dahl. 81
Robert G. Appel. %; Frances Helen With
ers, 81.
Anthony Kurylak. As; Mary szczodrowski
Claude p. sprunk.. rs; Elizabeth J. Smith
30
Harry J. Kyzivat rs; Pearl b Wolfe rs
Norman Cohen, "a. Helen Blumenau, 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Sterling Cross. 81; Mile NJ Johnson. Is.
Eugene w. Eaton. 49, Marjorie Funk
houser, II.
Nelson +. Miller Jr, rs; Alice NJ. Leslie.
20
Donald II. Makins. 81; Virginia r. shand.
Is
William Miller. %; Ola NJ. Co,trell. %.
William J. Move. %; Mary J. Augustyn.
90
William Miller. 2i; Violet Bates. 20.
Frank w Blouse, 20: Frances Swgun, 20.
Kendall Perman, %, Martha Schmidt, "a.
Maynard C. Mott, 81, Alyina L. Dntber-
ner IS.
Edward Fortuna, %; Eleanor sprusinslci.
%
James f. cafmeyer 81; Jane L. Gnnore,
20
Victor C. vigsnsky. %; Grayes Birkett.
%.
Michael soranno, %; carmela Macchlons,
20.
Joseph s. sufnar, "a; Antoinetts Banach,
Is
James Gibson. Al; Jean Davidson Snow
den. IS
Cyrus b Warren. 81; Nettie f. Turn
bull 30
James c. Giles, Al: Alice n. Stuart, 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
$4,000 Fire Rdzes
; ST. Johns Stores

ST JOHNS. May II Fire,
which. destroyed three business
establishments here did damage
estimated today AZ $4,000, Two
other uores we're damaged by
smoke and water. Fire compa-
mics from Lansing OwoSSo. Elsie.
Ovid. Dewitt andgFowler assisted
in bringing the blaze under con-
troll.
The blaze started shortly after
; o'clock last night as result Of a
rubbish fire i'm tho rear OF the
-. and c. department store Other
buildings destroyed were tho Mat
thcws Restaurant and the, Fowler
and Sons Hardware store.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
Gets Army Commission

SAGINAW. May 2l-Appolnt-
mont as lieutenant IN the Medical
Corps Reserve has been received
by Or Y. +. CortopaSSi, PA South
Washington avenue, according to
Lieut.. col. John II. Mckenzie,
executive Of the Saginaw reserve
district.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
Housekeeping Rooms

r 27O-One room
kitchen. water s. so; front. two rooms,
water 50.
ANTOINETTE ass Woodward Second 49,
- Housekeeping studio couch, telephone
sleeping reasonable
ASH i57O-Lower three 81 private
~ perch comfortable, adults washer
telephone
-f.ss'F-tsfeASR- BOULEVARD 2352-IIeUss-
keeping suitable IL. s.. 81. also sleep
Ing men
FIFTEENTH ls7H-+Two large. porch
everything furnished adults SIS. Davi'
stn 4iQ2
HENRY. e23-Two neatly furnished rooms
convenient downtown. excellent trans
pnrtation reasonable
SELDEN $50 - Housekeeping rooms ~
decorated. comfortably furnished, excel
lent transportation. reasonable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
PANT SToRL
PLAsTERING

ATTENTION - EXPERT patch repairing
zs-hes satss afkmansAtp ggaraHteea.
Lance Townsend f-e6Os
PLAsTFRING Rtpaung temodeling
homes arrbes. cement work; Easements
eF'ImA'ss olive 1900 III
'pLAsTER&G repairing rrmodcirr homes
arches cement w0Tk. Easements EEu-
mates Olive ZOO
FIASTFRING. BRICK WORN
per- IS gears experience. Contract 90
day riabor HI 1921.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
British Steamer
Sunk, Italy Says


ROME. May 9l.-Sinking Of the
f750-ton British passenger
steamer Lycaon 10y an Italian sub
marine operating in the Atlantic
vas claimed IN TO-DAY Italian
.ommunique.
Torpedoing Of a 1oooo-ton Brit
81 cruiser by italian torpedo
planes in the Eastern Mcdlterran-
IAN also was reported.
The British were said to have
uttered heavy losses IN men and
material in Sortles attempted al
Tobruk, Libya. and Selum Egypt
Heavy damage was reported in
aicted on the island OF Malta by
Nazi air attack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
for Rent
En:.b.I

Furnished
BENITEAU. l5s5-Near ChrySler. Riggs.
three rooms, furnished, redecorated. re-
strlCted: adults.
CHURCH. 1915 (Briggs stadium Three
rooms. completely furnished Csingle bed
roomb reasonable.
GRAND RIVER. 1898 Two and three
room apartments completely furnished
Frigidaire So IS.
PORTER, i32i-DOwntoWn two rooms. s.
week -ev everything inc well serviced-
SEWARD. l73f--Three four rooms every
thing included redcCorated $40 50.
$3.50 adults.
THIRD, l0334-Nicely furnished four
rooms, steam heat. Janitor. adults, re-
Stricted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-21
Business Opportunities


BEAUTY SHOP-Comrletely equipped; ex-
cellent business. sacrifice. 1903 Gratiot
Pngree 1850.
- We'll stocked good
income OF heat, clean. near school
fNanhoe 1852.
CONFECTIONERY Doing wonderful husi-
ness near school and theater. Sacrihce.
Townsend 6-e709.
GAS MISUNDERSTANDING property. business
Good corner Priced quick sale Small
down payment. owner. Northlawn 1858.
GROCERY Stock. scales. electric refris-
Grafton cash only. VInevood l-27I4.
ef3f West Fort
MILLINERY and shoppe-Estsb-
lished trade .ltnust sacrifice illness Tele-
phonk Lafayette $500
RESTAURANT Completely equipped re-
frigerationa excellent business reason
able down payment Tyler f-els9
RESTAURANT 10 Modern. fully equppsd :
.sale-e rent, excellent business AL
Crawford.