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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29
SHOULD RE PLACED
AT A LOW LEVEL

an end table.
SHOULD BE PLACED
AT A LOW LEVEL
Another beautiful japanese ar
rangement can be done with
dosen spider lilies and q spring
Of Merton Beauty ivy.
Place eleven lilies in a needle
holder in one corner of an OBJ
long dish. You can use a bit OF
the ivy 10 hide the holder, but
the rest should float on top OF
the waterfront the holder to the
opposite corner Of the dish. Let
the twelfth lily rest on top Of
the ivy.
Both of these arrangements
should be on low tables or some
where below the level Of the eye.
A third japanese arrangement
can be done with 36 daffodils and
a large. flat. round pottery dish.
You can try this when your gar
den is full of daffodils. or when
ever someone presents you with
some.
The flowers should be arranged
in one corner of the dish. Do not
cut off the leaves Flowers and
leaves together give more nat
ural appearance. Cover the holder
with some moss. and If you have
a pretty rock, place that in the
dish. too. This arrangement is
most effective on the end of
buffet.
All the rules for building up.
wiring. and covering the holder
that have been stressed in this
series apply to the japanese ar
rangements. You will find that
most daffodils do not need wire,
but when you want TO fill in some
/ particular space and nothing
seems to fit, then use wire.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29
GOOD TASTE
TODAY
Guest Mt Dinner In Formal Ho,sse
Would Not Lift Candle From
Holder TO Light Ggaret
BY EMILY POST

A question often asked Is whether
II Ia proper for guests to reach
over and lift candle out of its
holder on the dinner table TO light
their cigarets. or polite to stand
up and stretch over 10 one near
the eenterpiece.
To this I would say that ordi-
narily one should do neither. In a
formal house especially. when no
matches or lighters or cigarets or
ash trays are provided. guests are
not expected to smoke until such
time ~ these items are passed.
II none are passed. then II should
be taken to mean guests should
not smoke at all at table.
When one dimes with intimate
friends who are known TO have no
objection TO smoking, but who do
not themselves smoke and there
fore forget-or have never cared
to provide themselves with dinner
table smoking equipment, and one
doesn't carry ones own matches or
lighter, one might lean over TO n
candle that is near or lift the whole
candlestick. or perhaps ask who
ever 10 waiting ON table. will you
bring me some matches. please >"
Note; Never Mt a candle from
n branch Of the candelsbra. The
pressure needed TO put II back into
Its holder can all too easily break
off the arm.
Two LitsIs Flower a.r,.
Dear Mrs. Post: NV two little
cousins are to be flower Urls n,
my wedding. Shall they carry one
basket between them OF each carry
q basket
Answer: II would be better n
each one carried q basket of hei
own. One basket carried between
them-even IL overlarge would b,
almost hidden. Also. the postum,
Of those carrying any object Of ap
preciable weight between them u
awkward.
|
An EasiEn In the Navy
Dear Mrs. Post: My son has jus
become an ensign IN the navy
Does he use Ensign" as a prsfil
10 his name ON the invitations 1
his wedding and on his bride
Visiting cards
Answer: His name should b
engraved on both ~ Mr." and 1
! psrentheses underneath. in smslle
letters. his ranking. This way:
MR.. JOHN CLIFFORD SMITH
Ensign. United states Navy
While he himself does not us
the title when writing his ow
name. nevertheless anyone writin
TO him would address him q
Ensign John Smith. His wife
card is worded Mrs. John Chffor
! Smith.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29

Here's ocket You'll won't 70 Spring, summer ono
Fo-o snort stond-by-ono It's pity knit Begin now
2627 directions tor making Jacket m sizes
1913 ono 36-z0 illustrations Of ono stitches materials
REQUIRED Send coin ono tos token TOR mis-
po-tern 70 The Tocono Times Needecroit Dept Write plainly
pottern number. your nome onk ooosess
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29
Japanese Floral Designs
Fit Scheme of Any Room

a buffet in a dining room or or
an end table.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29

monizing proportion than by
tiny. old-fsshioned knot of flow
ers for q bouquet and few small
blossoms in the hair. Fresh flower
muffs. however, are good choice
for all sizes and types. Small
muffs are becoming TO short
brides: larger muffs to tall girls.
SECTIONAL BOUQUET
POPULAR, USEFUL
The sectional wedding bouquet
is popular because 1t gives every
bridesmaid sure chance of catch
ing some flowers when the bride
makes her exit. Actually it is a
group of small corsages, fastened
together invisibly with wire and
finished with ribbons. The bride
loosens wire and ribbons before
tossing the flowers to the brides
maids
It's a good idea to have sepa-
rate corsage OF orchids, gardenlas
or white roseuds in the center OF
the wedding bouquet. During tbs
ceremony. the corsage appears Il
be part Of the bouquet, Of course
4 Afterward. the bride removes j
and wears 1t on her going-awa,
suit.
IT'S new 10 have the brides
maids wear little skull caps o
small fresh flowers with match
ing bracelets or long crocheted o
lace snoods into which fresl
blooms have been fastened. It
new also TO dress them in whit
with flowers and shoes the onl.
note Of color. In this case. thei
bouquets should he large, thei
dresses ever % simply styled.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29
Nv BETTY JANE HENRY


Tacoma Times Special Correspondent
The Japanese have always been
noted for the beauty II their floral
arrangements, which are parucu-
larry appropriate for modern liv-
ing rooms but hook equally well
in any other type.
One typical, lovely arrangement
is done with xix yellow Gala lilies.
four Gala leaves, a rectangular
or oblong dish and large needle
holder.
The needle holder should be
placed at one end Of the dish. As
you will notice in the picture, the
small lilies should stand higher
than the larger ones. Gala lilies
need no wire, as they are strong
and very easy TO bend. You should
bend them slowly, with a mas
saying motion.
This arrangement is lovely on
Evening star., 1941-06-29

GIRL, colored. wishes Job as cook. general
houseworker or maid; best reference. DU.
o~4S
Evening star., 1941-06-29
MATTRESS RENovATIhe.
OFFICE EQUIPMENT REPAIRS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BANK AND BUSINESS REF
ERENCES REQUIRED FROM
EVERY ADVERTISER SEEK
ING CAPITAL THROUGH
ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE
STAR UNDER BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES.
Advertisers in the Business Op-
portunities columns Of The Star
seeking capital must furnish
one bank and two business ref
erences. Announcements must
also pass The Stars general
rules Of acceptability, which are
framed to exclude all mislead-
ing. questionable or otherwise
Objectionable statements. While
The Star does everything within
its power to safeguard readers
against the fraudulent. inde-
pendent Investigation should be
made 9efore definite closing Of
negotiations.
In order that sufficient time
may be allowed for investiga-
ton such advertiser ents for
The Sunday Star cannCt be ac-
cepted later than II nm.
Thursday.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

BEDROOM. 18th Century. See Acme
Storage for amazing values 3-pc. lovely
living room in velour 2-pc. lawson living
rosm solid maple bedroom. bed complete.
S1I 90 Plenty of oCCa SIOnsl pieces
ACME MOVING d STORAGE. 461s 14th
st n " Georgia 1000 Open rights
Evening star., 1941-06-29

GIRL, neat, colored, wants job as waitress,
nurse, maid or any other kind Of work.
GIRL, colored, wishes morning or after
noon: excellent cleaner; ref North 1856.
GIRL, light colored neat. wishes Job as
general houseworker; good reference.
Phone Randolph 702a.
GIRL young wishes work as mothers
helper or nurse. DU 3sl4.
GIRL, colored, wishes Job as cook general
houseworker or maid; best reference. DU.
GIRL experienced colored wishes part
time work; no Sundays; reference. NO.
GIRL colored desires Job, nursemaid or
cleaning; can cook; no laundry. MI 1881.
GIRL Southern, colored can cook or do
any kind housework best reference. 2422
18th ST co l0I9S.
GIRL colored neat desires Job as
M mothers helper or houseworker. NO.
sires job; reference. TR. 1918.
GIRL wants work. mothers helper or
nursemaid. NO 1135. 1913 10th St NV.
Thurs, Fri, Sat. Gail TR oO46
G1RL GdFF foloTed desires ona public or private
Cleaner 81 refeyenee seg no Me- 9od oe4 apndreS' and
GIRL: colored wishes part-time work
KITCHEN HELPER-Colored woman wants
lob in lunchroom. Call DE. 49s5-J.
LADY. white, desires day work, care Of
children or invalids. 526 9TH st. Sc.
LADY, .colored, reliable, wishes laundry;
excellent shirt .dniSher. Call for and del
Call Ii 2ssO-J.
LAuNDRESS. frst-class; wants Thursday
and Saturday work. or cleaning. HO. 2474.
LAUNDRESS, frst-class. wants washing IN
take home. Phone NE. 3791. 42s1a NJ
LAUNDRY (coloredI work or cleaning by
experienced worker excellent recent ref
erenceS from doctors home. Call MI.
LAUNDRY to take home; also curtains;
MAID. experienced, best references, good
plain cook, wishes part-time or days work
no Sunday. MI. 37s3
MAID. colored experienced, references
part,tlme work, morning and evening. MI
SEAMSTRESS, experienced. sewing of all
types by day or at home; colored Frank
lin 527l.
WOMAN, colored. wants work, fun or part
time: no SUNDAYS. l242 3rd 81. sw.
WOMAN colored. wishes morning or full
time work: or part-time work: home
nights: good cook coed refs. Me. 5o93.
WOMAN, colored. lst class, days work or
part time; Phone Mon, to u am,
Taylor 6O47.
WOMAN, colored, wants day work; Mon,
Tues and Wed. Call HO 1886
WOMAN. colored. wishes part-time Job; ref
MI SSI3.
WOMAN, colored. wants gh.w: no Sun
DAYS. good ref; can do plain sewing. DU.
1205. 1914 v st. NV, 2Ol.
WOMAN. colored, exper.. wants days work.
Mon and Wed: ref. FIR. l47l.
WOMAN, colored neat. wants part
or DAYS work; good references. DU. 403l
WOMAN wants bundle wash days work
scrubbing work of any kind. Call Sun.
Ref. Hobart S729
WOMAN, Southern, wants work as general
houSeworker or cook. Call Metropolitan
2al5 Sunday.
WOMAN. colored, experienced wants days
or part time work. Phone ME-. 1919
WOMAN, colored wants days work experi-
enced laundry and cleaning. FIR. 1871.
YOUNG LADY, colored, wants days work:
5000 city ref good laundress. DI. 1850.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

BEDROOM, mahogany, twin beds, highboy,
dresser, night table innerspring mat
tresses, coil SPRINGS priced low to q quick
buyer. Closed Sunday ACME MOVING
& STORAGE, 46lS I4th 81. NV. Georgia
1000. Open nights.
BEDROOM. maple twin beds or double
bed. Well take YOUR furniture in trade
on a moving or storage Job Wen Clso
buy your furniture. Bed complete with
spring and mattress, S1l 90. ACME Nov
ING & STORAGE. 461S l4th st. NV.
Georgia 1000. Open clghts.
StorsFe has a complets
apartment. Toasted mahogany tblond)
bedroom. frieze living room, maple dinette,
mahogany desk. white leather chair. To
be sold reasonably in whole or part. ACME
MOVING g. STORAGE. 461s 1Ath Ct nW
1eorEia 1000. Open nightl:
tconttnnsd on Haxs pHaAy
Evening star., 1941-06-29

BED. odd mahogany double ued With
good mattress and spring; also 2 0do maple
beds. metal beds. 4 dressers. . chests,
s bedrooms. : living rooms. white insulated
ice box, porch swing gas rance; parRalns
galore. see US day or night BELL STOP-
aee. 1880 l4th ST. NV GeorEla QSS0
OEen saCh nlgl1t and al daE
Evening star., 1941-06-29

BEDROOM SUITE, pcs, maple or walnut,
$3.50: coffee table So: 3-pc modern b.r
suite. S67.9O; studio, s29 rs; seven-wsy
floor lamp S4.25; radios and record play
modernistie desk, SS.95; 3-pc lined oak
b.r suite, S61.30; mirrors. 81 35 up; stu
dos. S3a. IS: lamps. SO.eb: armchair.
S21 IS; ironing board tpadded). SO 9s;
secretary desk S15.25' inner-spring mat
tress, 50 a5: coil spring, S5.95 feather
pillows. SO.59 each 1000 Wilson blvd,
Arlington, Va out of the high-rent district.
Liberal credit. THE FURNITURE MART.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET. FIRST
class on corner in ". section; doing S5.-
900 monthly; the business. stock fixtures.
. trucks; long lease; beer, wine: Ill health;
$4,000. For sppt, 300 Concord ave NV.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
REAuIY PARLORS.
PERSONAL.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT safely reduced:
wonderful French method used DR.. Della
Ledendecker. 3025 Q ST. NV MI. ll20
Evening star., 1941-06-29

COLLEGE STORE white or coloredl; rent.
500; 5 rms and bath catering TO COL
leges. 81. 600 students: wonderful oppor-
tunity. Metropolitan Brokers, 1929 Invest
Bldg DI 1S1S
Evening star., 1941-06-29

GIRL. young. wishes work as mothers
helper or nurse DU 3S14
Evening star., 1941-06-29

GIRL wants work mothers helper or
nursemaid. NO. lbs. 1913 10th st. NV.
GIRL, coored. wants days work Tues,
Thurs, Fri, Sat. Call TR 0O46
Evening star., 1941-06-29

LUNCHROOM 18th St and Col. rd-Well
equipped: est. IL years: $500, $500
cash. 1927 14th st NV
Evening star., 1941-06-29


ance references furnished: consider relief
work for vacations. Box 1861. Star.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER and typiSt
quick, and accurate, experienced. Box
COLLEGE GIRL wishes position, years
House cleaning Sleep in. Apply 306 ] 9th
ST. s.w.
COLLEGE STUDENT. colored. wants Job
IN office. answering phone. typing or clean
ing. II. 396S-W, between a.m.-3 pm.
COMPANION TO LADY. wishing to travel;
nominal salary: best references as to char
acter and personal habits. RA. Os95.
COMPANION, managing. housekeeper or
nurse Semi-invalid in cultured, adult gen.
tile home, where maid is employed. by exp,
middle-aged physicians widow; drive and
travel, unincumb.; moderate salary; ex.
refs. North aS41.
COMPANION-Gentile. refined, cultured
woman, hne SeamStreSS. expert auto driver,
assist with light duties: responsible: ref
erences Lincoln S711.
erence; stay or leave city. SIS 23rd
DENTAL ASSISTANT. experienced. desires
position in dental office. Box Bath. Star.
FOOD EXPERT, trained college woman,
will operate your place; salary and COM
mission. Box 1921. Star.
FOOD MANAGER, position in charge high
class guest house: executive ability, ex-
perience. Box 1851, Star
work going to Central or South America;
salary no object; Spanish, Portusuese. Ger
man. typing. Box 1907. Star.
helper. sskins care q ss6yi viii slssp in.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
DRUG STORE

Location In a thickly populated residen-
tisl neiRhborhood in the SILVER SPRING
area Opposite a large high school with
1000 students. this section is free Of
competition in this field. This large.
modern daylight store is 21xbO. Win
basement: frontage on streets, with
ample parking lot facilities. Heat ana
hot water furnished. 1t is available with
or without apt. which is directly above.
with separate entrance. immediate oc-
cupancy Moderate rental with long
lease to responsible party. Call sligo 3oZ9
for inSpPctiOn
Evening star., 1941-06-29

AeRLlNGION eita AND D. G painting contrac;;
satisfied customers. for sale; complete
records; could include like-new ! 939
truck: good opportunity for right man.
Box 112-J Star 2as
Evening star., 1941-06-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BOOMING HOUSE Kalorama rd near
Conn. ave II rooms, 4 baths oil heat;
rent, SIPS. price, 50 500. down 81 $50.
THURM & PEPPER.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

GAS SERVICE STATION 1000 Standard;
no rent long lease; gallonage basis; new
homes; Govt. bldgs.; ress. DU. 1900.
Box 1l3-J, Star 2q'
Evening star., 1941-06-29

DELICAIESSEN and Rroceries-We have
several, prices and terms unusual. Metro
politan Brokers, 1929 Invest. Bldg. DI
1873
Evening star., 1941-06-29
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC,

COOK, colored. - years experience
wishes job in private family: exper with
6lnner parties; stay or go; city ref DE.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

CONVALESCENT HOME. TAKOMA PARK
13 rms. 2l2 baths: rent, SIS; wonderful
opportunity METROPOLITAN BROKERS.
1929 Invest Bldg. DI. 1878.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

BEDROOM SET. S-pc NAH, SIS, tall chest
drawers. S35. S-pc. dinette SIS: Stelnvay
upright piano. apt. size. Sl35; srandfs thsr
clock. Sl00. lO-pc. dining set. S75. Singer
sewing machine, SIS. Lorraine Studios,
25oO Conn Ant Of WO 1859
Evening star., 1941-06-29

BED. solid mahogany. perfsctlv beautiful
spool bed. solid mahogany highboy. sol!d
mahogany Gov Winthrop desk sold ma
hogany tapestry seat chair This furniture
belonged to one of the diEnl:ar:es Of Wash
inTton LIKE NEW Must be sold ouicEl
ACME MOVING e. STORAGE ,closed SUr-
oay) 46lS l4th st NV. Georgia 1000
Open nights.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
IEnnAInnah

GIRL, neat colored, wants job as waitress,
nurse. maid or any other kind Of work.
North RnO4
Evening star., 1941-06-29

BEDS, beds, beds beds For ~slues in
beds be see, see Acme storags Bed oe0omple.s
tress, S5.45; folding bed Sc 90 Don't
spend your money until you shop Acme
Come n l-,,1 and p browse WeLe SAD to Lave
l4th st. NV. Georeia 1000 Open tights
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-18
Truck Snlas|les
Parked Cars
Driver Tiekoted
As Reckless

"a Mount Gle m e ms truck
driver was issued 4 violation
ticket for reckless driving by
city police last night after the
vehicle he was driving crashed
into q sand pile after breaking
down a guard rail, causing dam
age to two other cars parked
along the street.
Police quoted Robert Smith,
Of 118 Meade street, as saying
he lost control of the truck after
he failed to notice the pile Of
sand located on the side of East
Broadway. Officers said that a
number of red lanterns had
been placed on the pile and on
q wooden guard rail surround
ing it.
The truck CT a s h e d into a
parked car owned by John Nc
sLaughlin, of Ill East Broad
way, which in turn collided
. with another vehicle owned by
Rubin Braus. Of Jersey City,
N. j.
Louise Morish, of Is Robert
son street, q passenger in the
truck, was slightly injured and
was treated by a doctor.
The accident occurred at 1880
o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-18
Spanish Dictotor Voices
Blunt Warning 10 America
Expresses Concern That War
Of centinsnts Mey lmpsnd

oMADRID. July 18-(R-ln-
torvention Of the United States
I'm the war possibly would lead
10 . universal conflict lasting
years and ending In the ruin of
nations, Generalissimo Francis
Go Franco has warned.
= The Spanish leader, IN . hard
SPOKEN address to the national
council of the Falangist party
broadcast last night. made q vi
tfiolic attack upon the United
States and appealed to other
American nations to keep away
from the conflict and to l.rd
sympathy to the Axis in Its bat.
!: tie with Soviet Russia.
NO AMBITIONS?
6g Nobody Is more authorized
than US to tell Americans that
Europe has no ambitions over
america" he said. IA struggle
between the two continents is
impossible. 1t would only mean
u sea war. long and without re-
suits, fabulous business for the
few, unsupported misery for
many, prodigious losses in ships
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-18
TheRambling Reporter

sister Of Circuit Judge James Z.
Spier. Her husband II senior
partner Of Bryant & Detwiler
Company, the Detroit architec-
tural firm with which Harry
Longstaff, brother Of Police
Commissioner Tom. u associated.
Dfyant's father, some Of
you o1Asters will recall, Ter
years was the believed FASTER
Of the First Rresbyterian
church.
After covering 1900 miles BY
auto, we felt like Z traveller un-
I'll Bob Winslow came to mind.
Genial Bob and Mrs. Bob you
know. take . 5000 mile hike
every summer.
III
We wsro s60ekol . learn
yesterday d ~ paGolng oos1e
isf this week q Mn. Alieo 81.
Kelly. 60 Mn LouE1 4m6G
Ul1ricA xho neWs sn11ouD0
saf hsaeeaning - llttJe, : i.s
ldrs. xelly's hospitable M
comb Strest homs for ysor3 h0e
been . haven for Mount CleGne
ems schooltooctoru. TAero f0qU4
Of them .lfvod only q 1nfne -.
n and settle - l6onnt clezSouo.
Many sf tho6o we0dinsD took
plaee IN the xeliy hot.o ttDen.
Mn. Eel1Y G satoyoo ~
bosks; Mn UIls1sA - -.
~ 1attef, . loDoooo0 $3.50 -
= ~ oWn Stght, 0ajoyU4 ~
laDlly flBut, ~ mo1op oeoe1A
- nany ifiss1s vl1o nlw
ets- -sDA 8
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-18
The ordinary euy bach from

The ordinary guy back from
vacation returns to the same
old desk In the same old Of
flee. Your rambler discover
ed, however, that during his
absence, The Daily Monitor Of.
fees had undergone . com-
p1ete change.
Editorial department slaves
are now given almost D double
the space formerly assigned
them, ad men are hidden from
the public gaze (which Is - IL
should be) and the circulation
department has new and larger
quarters.
All Of which Il part Of the
Daily Monitors expansion pre-
gram. when work II coGn.
pleted, we invite lpubllc IN
spection.
Small world department: Much
Of our vacation was spent on our
mother in-law's farm, located On
the edge Of . northwestern Iowe
town called Odebolt. The town,
by the, way, boasts Z population
Of 1893 including the Nels Lar
son baby, born last Tuesday.
Only two miles away = Tie
7,ooo-acr6 AdaHs saneh. On
y he week belere, ~ learn
"a, Mrs, Jehn DrysnL ytsnsr-
~ 81 Mount Clemea1, was .
greet q TIE ranch. Mn, my
ant an1 one 81 tho A6anD
tribe have 49, fsiea1D 4
soeGns, tlnee ~ I've sao1oooo6
~ Univesslty q mle4ignn
~ Sissat. sqe lnav. = :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-18

and merchandise with subma-
rine and fast ship warfare
clutching at previously peaceful
world commerce. : -
1.-THE A m er G . n continent
cannot intervene In Europe
without submitting itself to cat
astrophe, nor without prejudice
to the truth can 1t be said that
the American coastline can be
threatened by European powers.
CRIMINAL MADNESS
I'm this situation to say the
outcome Of the war can be
changed by the entrance Of n
third country il criminal mad
ness. Is to start q universal war
without limits, . war which may
last for years and which defin-
itely would ruin nations which
have based their economic life
on their legitimate trade with
the nations of Europe"
Bitterly he referred to SPANS
efforts to import sufficient grain
for bread, and declared that be-
hind United States offers of eco
nomic aid always appeared the
attempt at political mediation
incompatible with out sover-
eighty and our dignity as q free
people"
CORRUPTS NATIONS
"Gold corrupts nations like
individuals" he added. "Elo-
quent is the exchange of so old
destroyers for diverse parts of
the (British) Empire. Our pow
erty is our pedigree"
To other American nations he
said "the countries of America,
called by the Reds the semi
colonial peoples, cannot be sep
arated from this crusade (of
Hitler's) against c o m munism.
Stain Is already allied to the
democracies, and now, as the
blood of our youth is united to
that of the Axis soldiers, / re-
affirm faith in our destinies, in
our army and in the Ealange."
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-18
Canadian Waters
Claim 5 Children
Members Of One Fomily
FoIl from Skiff

. edmonton, ALBERTA, July
18-(Canadian Press) - Five
children, all members of one
family, and perhaps q sixth from
another family, drowned yes,
terday s4ter falling from q home
made skiff on q slough near ST.
Paul, 1913 miles northeast of Ed
monitor, Royal c an d / n
Mounted Police here reported to-
day.
The officers said their office
at st. Paul reported the five
known victims, aged two to Is
years, were children of Steve
Schmelyk of Goldfish Lake.
The report added that Nancy
Melnychuk, 6, daughter of John
Melnychuk, was missing and it
was believed she had been with
the five others.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-18

The msrchants who ars nd
ins IN this plan are:
1Iibble's Toggery, Millee's
Shoe Store, H. ]. Walter & San,
Roeoo Stores. Swan Pharmacy.
Modern Electric Co.. u. Z.
0rsen Z Son. Nunneley Shoe
store. vernier 4 Dedenbaeh.
Anderson's Texaco Service,
Bannow Drug Store, Western
Auto Associate Store, Goodyear
SeEvico. Inc. J. H. Malbin 4
Son. and Verkler's Food
Market. 81
The Film Daily. trade organ
of the industry, stated that the
picture WAS something that had
nsver bsen approached before
IN films q this type. Il h = spec
tacular &c . ME drama with
greatness not 70 be appreciated
until so6n.