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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-18
Four Rescued
from Rowb0af
Lost in Marsh

oFour persons, including two
small children, were found at
$40 o'clock this morning after
an all-night search by Coast
Guard vessels and planes from
Selfridge Field failed to locate
their small rowboat lost In the
marshes of Anchor Bay.
In the boat were John Berry,
Is, and his 14-months old
daughter; his brother. ~, and
Ronnie Berry, 4-year-old son Of
William Berry. All are resi-
dents of Dearborn. and were
visiting at the North Channel
cottage of Samuel LEILA, Detroit.
The rescue was made by Arm
old Berg. q member Of the De-
troit Police Department, ac-
See RESCUE-Page 2
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-18
Ferguson Cites
II Defendants
Return Three
More indictments

ODETROIT, Aug. 18-{R-Cir-
cut Judge Homer Ferguson's
one-man Grand Jury named II
men and women In three addi-
tional indictments returned to-
day in Wayne county's million
dollar gambling graft scandal.
The defendants included Jo-
seph A. Lewandowski, former
mayor of Suburban Hamtramck,
and two former city councilmen.
Lewandowsk and IL others
were charged with conspiring to
protect the Illicit operations Of
disorderly h houses, handbooks
and numbers games in the city
whose government he hooded.
He was mayor Of Hamtramck
from 1894 to 1895.
Vincent Sadlowski, president
of the Hamtramck Board Of Edu-
cation and former president Of
the city council. was accused q
selling his vote on . $27 500 con-
tract for the purpose and install
lation Of parking meters for 81
ZOO. The meters, furnished BY
Park Time Parking Meters, Inc,
went into service in March, 1880!
Fred r. Pabst, Q former coun-|
Gilman and now Hamtramck's
superintendent Of public works.
was charged in . second indict-
ment with accepting . $500 bribe
Zee GRAFT-PaSe 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-18
Russians Mass in Sit
IS IS Is Is i
Churchill Safely Back in British Isle.
Field Mass
Attended by
Local Scouts

oMacomb county youths and
their leaders were among those
attending the Annual Field Mass
for the Catholic Boy Scouts of
the Sacred Heart Seminary held
yesterday at 1890 am. ut 2701
Chicago boulevard.
Following the assembly Of
troops at 10 am. and the process
sion and posting of colors, the
Holy Mass was celebrated by the
Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward ]. Hiek-
ey. Chancellor. Prayers at the
Mass were directed by Fr. Leo
Sheltreau, spiritual director Of
Scouts. An inspirational sermon
was then delivered by Msgr.
Hickey.
Following the recitation Of the
Scout Oath, and the singing of
the hymn, Holy Cod. the
troops were dismissed with the
Recessional.
Henry F. Hopkins, Of Mount
Clemens, was the Diocean rep
resentative from Macomb coun-
ty.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-18
Prime Minister
10 Broadcast 10
Empire, Report
British Film Of
Historical Meeting
Shows CoostIine keor

oLONDON, Aug. 18-(R-
Prime Minister Winston Churc-
hill returned to Britain safely
today from an historic meeting
at sea with President Roosevelt
and a visit to Iceland, and was
met by Minister of Information
Brenden Bracken to complete
arrangements for probable
by the Prime Minister.
The date for the broadcast
has not been announced.
British and United States
troops assigned to Iceland were
inspected by Churchill on his
way back from the Atlantic
rendezvous.
ABOARD WARSHIP
The Prime Minister returned
in the Battleship Prince Of
Wales, which carried him to
the historic meeting with the
President of the United States.
The port of arrival was not
made public.
A British Aim of the meeting
of President and Prime .MiniSt-
or showed thdt at least sone OF
their talks was held close to
shore.
A rocky coastline - which
might have been Maine, Labor
ador or Iceland-was distin-
guishable in the background OF
a picture showing Churchill
from the battleship
Prince of Wales as a United
States Destroyer carried Pres
ident Roosevelt away.
The President. II was disclos-
ed here, visited the British
Battleship only once. That was
Angus. 10. He came
aboard for religious services
and sang. with Churchill. Land
Of Hope and Glory" and on
ward Christian Soldiers"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-18
Il Injured
in Accidents
Toll Light
Despite Troffie

oOnly IL persons were injured
on Macomb county highways
over the week END despite heavy
traffic on Sunday and Saturday
night. None of the injured was
hurt seriously.
The injured:
Roland Rients, II, st. Clair
Shores.
Leo Paraport, II, st. Clair
Shores.
Robert Jones, 6, Detroit.
Sofia Shoemaker, -, Warren
township.
Roaaid Shoemaker, I, Warren
township.
Lillian Shoemaker, 3, Warren
township.
Ray AIler, 81. Detroit.
Relnhard Paske, 20, Detroit.
Eleanore Langenbacker, Is,
Detroit.
Edward Stocker, IS. Detroit.
Otts Wysocki. 81, Detroit.
Mary Cross, 3, las, Highland,
See CRASHES-Page ;
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-18
Hold Soldier
in Theft Probe
Stolen Motorcycle
Leeds TO Arrest

oDeputy Sheriff Edward Cahill
said this afternoon that Sell
fridge Field Soldier was being
held in the guard house while
army officials and Detroit police
probed the theft of q valuable
racing motorcycle and circum-
stances surrounding the discov-
cry of nearly $500 worth Of
army equipment in the soldiers
car.
Deputy Sheriff Cahill said
that the soldier was placed un-
der guard yesterday, following
the discovery of the motorcycle
near his automobile which was
parked across from the air bases
main entrance. The machine
had been partly dismantled.
Cahill quoted air base Off
Gals as stating that investiga-
ton disclosed that the army
equipment was purchased from
Detroit army supply store.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-18
Eleven Gases
on Docket
Circuit Colendov
10 Revealed

eleven cases are listed on the
Circuit Court docket for hear
ines starting tomorrow through
September s.
Jury trials are the People VS..
Slife; Campbell & Honsberger
vs.. Schumacher ct al; and the
People w. Arthur Hart.
Non-jury trials are Bovdish vs.
Sude; Macomb County Depart
ment of Social Welfare VI. Nc
Coy: Stark w. Swain: Gotshaw
vs.. Gotshaw; In Re. Petition OF
William Rewoldt; and Breisach-
er ct Us vs.. Babcock ct al in re.
estate of Fred Doerflinger.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-18

ONEW YORK, Aug. 18-(R-
A raging fire, touched off by a
series of explosions which shook
lower Manhattan, destroyed the
Cuba Mail Line pier in Brooklyn
today, set an American freighter
and several heavily loaded
barges aflame, and spread to a
nearby pier used by Births h
ships.
The American freighter PAN
uco, 10 d d Wrn quicksilver,
minerals and hemp, broke i'm
mediately into flames. was cut
loose and drifted down the bay,
. blazing m SIS from stem to
stern.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-18
Enters Plea
Of Innocent
Assault with Intent
70 Kill Is chssssd

"a H-year-old Wyandotte man
entered . plea Of innocent to q
charge Of assault with intent to
Kill when he appsofed before
Jistle4 Of the Peace Prank ..
Jeannatte this morning andsex-
animation was set for Aug. FL.
He wss held in the county jail
In lieu Of $500 bond.
The prisoner. Michael Baron,
was arrested at his home yester-
Day after William Young, Of
Fat pseroit. told police that the
Wyo6 bite man struck him over
the Md several times with .
beer bottle while they were at
tending q party at the Norval
Dubay home. 81 Huron avenue.
Saturday night.
Police said that Baron also
assaulted Edward Young. Of De-
troit, q relative Of the complain
ant.
Both were slightly injured.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-18
Supervisors Meet
Iussdsy Morning

oThe county Board Of Super
visors Il expected at its meeting
tomorrow morning 70 con 6 Y E
with the recommendation d IN
Industrial and Public Relatjono
Commissioo - p b ase ~
$500 tlse Wie0and proporty =
the corner Of l3-Mile ana Van
Dyke for the propossd State ~
lice site.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-18
Cuban Ship Destroyed,
TwoOthers Set Aaalne
MYSTERIOUS FIRES MENACE
BRITISH LOADING PIERS

Firemen rushed all equipment
to the five-alarm fire to keep the
blaze from spreading to the near
by port line pier where British
ships almost daily load supplies
destined for England and the
SueZ.
NEAR FORT JAY s.
The scene of the fire was OPP
posite Governors Island, site of
FortsJay, on the edge of Butter
milk channel, which links the
Eass NfyGf@with New FORK haf-
bor. I"
Harry Garcia, superintendent
OF Pier 80, near the flaming Pier
27, said the fire broke out at
See EXPLOSIONS-Page 2
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-18
parothIaI Schools
10 Open Sept. 4


Parochial schools of Mount
Clemens will open Thursday,
September 4. the pastors at ST.
Peters and st Louis announced
today.
The Sisters, who have been at
their Mother Houses for several
weeks. are returning this after
noon to make final preparations.
Both schools will open with
the celebration Of the Mass Of
the Holy Ghost.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-18
Moscow | = /
10 Counle
Jap Men1(s !
Y. 5. Not Rsedy (
TO Accept -
ExpIonefioms FS

~ ~ = 49, 2s52s
OThere are indicot10go HI
Russia has fully mobili1oa = II
East army Of great stronglh ca Il
the Siberian frontier, q " "
japanese forces nnaaDod II go 81
chukuo, Tokyo dlnpotc1 1
late today. while To1No rUgi \
papers warAad -: A
public that var thrsa1 e 4
sides. ~ 49, ], Il ri sls
Casting new emraaas = 4 - u.
Far East crisiH &GRGo l I
State Cordell Huh 49, III
Warrington that JapGn 1
en- no satisfactory ezp1o
for refusing to allow ~ n
lean citizens to laav0 - n
empire. s. w
COVERED ALL lS4UHD 4
Hull also disclosed ~ N
talk with President j u ~ ~ Z fI | II
Mr.. Roosevelt's retax 60 li1 n ~
secret meeting with I'M Ny
lister Churchill, covo1 Gf IA
geographical area in$l iI I | s.
or another.
Japanese ngWrn K 81
co1oF "a WIKI s.
charged was ! pann \ !2'
Chinn, Great Uki1n1 n
Unitoe o>nAoo tus 70
-.
pan III eonel1nlR wv "a
sol, 900 TROOPS -
ch6kuo- Siberia bos1 e. n
nearly 1904, 90 j m m It
diers. - = Il
United State Ainl - W
seph G. Grew conzG u Z I7 IN
than two hour3 G11< n
Foreign Ministor S 11S III
amid IN atmosp1 aI ~ 81
In the Japanese eogo #
Their discussiocR 49, W y
~ Of the utmost lnoGe
While The eastofn 90 1s1 q ~
continued savlge an1 y&
American atteax3en - G1 va
ed also % Tolyo, 49,
Ambassador J0Go6A e. cl1
day held ! 1enC1lV c 1 ISa
with Japaneop 1ogG1l
tar Teii1rn TnUa1aa a1koN ~ ~ .{|
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-18
Raj Blasts Italian Port

oCAIRO, Egypt Aug l8-40-Huee fires and violent
pIosions coused in British air raid the Scon hor
Dor Of Syracuse Saturday night the Raj Middle Eos Conn.,
nond announced today
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-18
Kin3's Cousin Aboard Clipper

oLISBON, Portugal Aug l8-0qo--Lord Louis Mountbot-
ten, cousin Of King George W. and commander Of two de-
stroyers sunk in ocon oeonst the Axis among
seneers who took off aboard the New York bound Dixie Clip
per todoY Lody Mountboten With him
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-18
Americans Protest To Japs

oPEIPING, Aug l8-OP-The United Stotes Consulate at
Tsinonfu reported reliably today to have protested to
japanese military authorities against alleged poketno Of the
American Boord Missions compound at Tehchow and Lint
sing, both in Shontune Province
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-18
See Turks. Iran as Neutral

oBERLIN Aug l8-D9-Offico Germany is satisfied tho
both Iran and Turkey intend to maintain their neutrality and
sovereignty official spokesman soid today
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-18
late X X X
bulletins
TObruk Patrols are Active

OCAIRO Eoypt Auo l8-NP - The British Middle Eost
Command sold todoy hot patrols from the beseoed Lbyon
port of Tobruk continuing offensive operations oeonst
the Axis lines "steodiy incne losses upon the enemy
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-18
Tokyo BOlsters Saigon Forces

OSAIGON French lndo China, Aug l8-N1 - Additional
japanese Transports and supply ships arrived here today ond
beoon unloading what presumed to be the lost Of the
troops and rootero for Jopon's newly acquired bosses in
Southern ndo- Chno
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08

TANE YOU money problem which
II a personal loan will help YOU
solve Here is a simple way to borrow
without endorsers or guarantors-and
at rates substantially below the law
full maximum. If YOU have Job and
can make monthly payments YOU
are invited to come in and see US
about getting a loan uD 10 $500.
Suppose that you need 500 End
this amount IN the FIRST column of the
table Then read across picking out
the monthly payments convenient Tor
YOU 10 make Twelve monthly install
ments OF So. II each, for instance, will
renal a Sl00 loan LII full Or. as Little
as So a month for twenty months,
will also repay a 500 loan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
Voters Abolish
Merit Board
For Police

The electorate sided with Police
Commissioner Frank, D. Eaman
In his fight TO have the police
merit board abolished and control
OF police personnel placed more
Squarely under the thumb of the
commissioner.
He was opposed in this by the
Detroit Bureau of Governmental
Research and the Detroit Citizens
League which said the merit board
should be given a further trial
Another police proposal which
would have eliminated the second,
third and fourth deputy commits
sionerS VIII probably be IN doubt
until the complete vote is IN.
o. n. CIVIL SERVICE
) An amendment which would
have tightened the police com
miSSioners' control over privately
employed guards was beaten and
the voters failed TO approve the
technical repeater clause connected
with the merit board proposal.
The voters approved civil service
FOR the city election commission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
; Rulings Blast
Antitrust Drive
InletnalIonal 200. ssr,Iee VIC

International News service Wire
WASHINGTON, April 8 The
Supreme Court today dealt a
staggering deTeaT 10 The campaign
of Assistant Attorney General
Thurman Arnold to bring labor
unions within pmvIew of the anti
trust law
Acting on three parallel cases.
the high court upheld lower court
decisions dismiSSing indictments
against labor organizations which
had hcen charged hX Arnold WIKI
restraining interstate commerce
through iuriSdictional strikes
The three organizations absolvod
were the New Orleans Building
and Construction Trade Council.
the United Brotherhood of Carpclq-
ters and Joiners in the state OF
" aShingion. and International
Hold Carriers Union in Chicago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
Sunday
=RumSaEe
Wins Test

In an advisory vote without
legal effect the voters gave their
approval by narrow margin 10
the Sunday sale of alcoholic
liquors after . p. m.
Sunday sale Of liquor is prohib-
lied By state law and an effort IS
being made by the liquor interests
20 have the Legislature change
this provision as it affects Detroit.
The Common Council agreed to
put the proposal on the ballot TO
test the sentiment of the city. The
result probably will be used as a
talking point in the Legislature
although the margin will not make
1t an exceptionally strong argu-
ment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08

LONDON. April S-A gigantic
domestic war budget OF 4,20I ooO.-
uD0 pOunus TaT7011t 7>ttrT'-z
and the probability that additional
eNpendiures for American lease
ilrr4d aiiti weula sirpssS -a.Q9ohn--
600 pounds about S200000oo.0OOl
TODAY forced Britain 10 impose the
heaviest taxes IN her history on ali
levels Of the population.
Britons. rich and poor. must pay
a per cent OF their income 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
What's the Answer?


What applied to the following color: greensh
yellow hue of low brliancee
of the following: digging implement,
hammock with mattress deep fish. Pick the correct
definition.
What commissioned officer of the United States ARMY
below colonel and above q MAJOR
Who the headed Egyptian goddess of motherhood
5-If you sit down meal of haggis, what would
you find before you?
What flower said have suggested he formaIiz feur
de-hs?
What the Eternal City?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
Tuesday, April s. 1941

thus bringing the last city depsrt-
ment under the spoils system
under the protection of the merit
system.
Approval was given for adyanc.
ing the completion date of the tax
assessment rolls from April l TO
March /.
The voters turned down an
amendment which would have
lesSened the burden of special
assessments on corner lots.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE
CotootoItop.
I

DOWNT OWN
1855 WE~T TOR Rfif Room So
9TH FluD- Psuub. COT Building
n n Gsr3si Har- Cherry 3Afo
WOODWARD Al CADILLAC SQUARE
lin FloOr. National tauk Building
T. CrouaHa,5. NJ Cadillac o6es
l49 MICHIGAN. Corner shelby
Third Fiou i-sfay ctir Building
& Z h,ss ~ Cadillac 63s2
EAST
lf4St GRAIl0T AVE =iu.. above ~sten
Nile Road tacfoss from Mon gamefy Vac.
Pal A. slbos. NJ Arlington 3io0
ono GRRTIOT AVE above Harpe-
4 = n Iasa Nr Plaza ffei
1905 JEFFERSON ANENI E-fA-I-
tuuef Ulcs etsoA
Noa 81. IEnor olss
WEST
go MICHIGAN Az. snfn.f trrf.t
4 L ? sdssf.f NJ Vins~oos 2-2a5o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
All you do

An YOU do to apply for your loan is to
acquaint Us With your problem Loans
are made on furniture, car or note
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08

However. under 2 compulsory
savings plan part of tie IN
creased income tax viii be repaid
to the people after the war This
sum VIII be the extra tax accruing
from the new drop IN exemption
levels. Wood asserted. The differ
ence between the previous tax and
the new one VIII be deposited 10
the individual credit I'M post Oh
fice savings banks after the wal
he explained
indicative Of the tremendous
expenditures of modern warfare.
British sources pointed out this
wears domestic var 6udget alone
Is almost equal TO the entire Brit
lSh national Income of l432- Thai
a-4---...--.-.---l-4EG4nIGA 1aS 81
tits .tH@ft41 ~ against tire 1911
budget of about S16.S2S, 600 600.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08

yourself each question. THREE. you're perfect;
TWO. you're good; ONE. you're fair.
letters Presidents words
Lead icl
What another FOR lany; bJ fanfare
3Where would you find cycorama; tb) braSsie tc)
cataalque
4What Biblical happened at (a) Jericho CD Emmaus;
Nazareth.
called the father of acceptance (b)
Weather Bureau" the father of English
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
= 900 900 MORE HIT

AnnroNlnatelY 2oOQ 0Qa Persons
who never paid income take he
lorc VIII share IN the cost OF the
war upon Hitler through the new
lower exemption limits, II was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08


In what book YOU those men? s) Mr. Roch2ter
bl Dick Heldar; tcl Tony LumpNn.
know the of these artists? "a john Singer
(bl Thomas Hart; Georgia
o Editorial
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
L. $. NOT INCLUDED

SIT Kingsley Wood chancellor OF
the eNehequer. told Commons that
this huge figure did not cover the
cost o. war materials 10 be OBJ
famed from the United States
under the lease-lend program.
Those materials" he de-
clared. and other war supplies
now on order In American plants
viii probably far surpass the fig
are OF five billion pounds tabout
$4,000. 900 0o0) which 1 have
seen mentioned in various quar-
tiers
This statement was taken a a
warning that BritainS total War
costs Tor the next fiscal year would
approach the staggering figure OF
S30 600. 600 coo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08

HIGHLAND PARK
1871 NO1DN ARD A\INlE
second " Terminal Arcade
n NofiaA. NJ Townsend s-2A34
IL 8 WOODWARD ANE.- -MAstfit
4 u Daas0H. M Townsend s-s6ii
GRAND RIVER
fffaI tRffNftEib at Grand Rive.
oppuaie Mont gouery Nafd
: 2 Rom N.r VErmort $4,000
o. GRAND RIVER above Jos Road
Z NotTs Nlf TYLER 10000
o. GRAND RIVER. CORNER tiyernoIs
4 ? Broots W. HOssrth $500
DEARBORN
It's Al i44t- 4 \ Z. y = =tt-
tluf h'olt Ntst ~ ~chsraff Fpsd
p Naa 81 Oregon 6540
utr u#f.,. Lees. to.f 8. ti10s
rfe ia.s Ftalf hnot 'af taf iall.e
~ ~ OrtEf Afqfss los
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
British War Taxes Take Half
OF Income From Rich, Poor

finance this tremendous eNPendi-
ture for war supplies. II was an
nounced in the House OF Commons.
All IHVuIIIVs dT'UNP 4IV IPo1''rVT-
per year tahout Si40) are taxed in
q new reduction OF the bottom
limit. while the lerel al personal
exemptions was lowered from lfo
pounds 10 140 pounds $500 for
married men and from 100 pounds
TO 80 pounds tS320l for single men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
WANTED:
FOLKS WHO need LOANS
TO READ ABOUT THIS PLAN
-Roies not the at oil loan companies
Here foeis and figures TO help shop for loan
Reed how you con borrow $40 TO $500

But we attach far more importance to
character and regular income than to
the value OF security. 1t is unneces-
sary TO ask outsiders to sign the loan
papers with you. And at no time do
we question friends or relatives about
your credit.
Get your loon for less
The payments IN the table include all
charges. These charges are calculated
at Households rate of 21leo per
month on that part Of balance not
exceeding 500, and 2 per month on
that part OF a balance III excess OF
500 The Small Loan Law permits us
to charge a substantially higher rate
than this. Some finance companies do
charge higher rate We publish our
payments and rate Of charge so that
YOU may compare costs before YOU borrotC.
Phone or visit US for full informa-
ton without obligation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08

Smart styles and lovely eoIors
in a huge group Of lovely
dresses priced right and in
time for Easter and all
Spring and Summer wesr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08

tits, 600.000 ~ against tire 1874
budget of about Sl6.S2S.000. 900.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
Mac SAYS:

IN nPfrr ~ The msss 80 are ell
IN ~s attn wish vcn . very
nrKRr cHNfpThAa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
loooed-OH Lands

WRITE or cali for nooklst Of loxsed
LAND IN West Wash for s&ls on ear
terms WsysYhasusef Timber CO.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20

As Piym. 7-Dr sd mad bu e7se
81 cbsyroiss u. Coup hsa,sr 80
20 Pontiac Cons Heater ,..s... 90
10 Buieh e-wh. SD. Rae. hn. T5e
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20

CASH paid for furniture and house
,IIrnisnings or sold on small com
mission at auction. Tao. Ave Auction
House. a23 Tao. ave. Mhln SIS.
eAvrNGs and loan scc'n CONTRACTS
steel, I'LL Pacific. MAin sl5o
RAGsBrins them 70 2ls 50 zsro
At We pay &c 10. kAin leos.
The Nome nugget., 1941-12-19

APPEARANCE OF SANTA CLAUS
The Nome nugget., 1941-12-19
EXCLUSIVE BY The Potter Studio
CHRISTMAS PLAY TONIGHT AT FED. CHURCH

Ebenezer Scrooge is we'll DOT trayed by Ben Young in the play, "A Christmas Caror given by the Federated Drama Club tonight at the Federated Church, commencing at 800 o'clock. 9th CTS in the play do an equally fine job in presenting the well known story by Charles Dickens.
 A trio from the Nome army garrison will sing a number of Negro spirituals.
 There will be no charge for this evenings entertainment, but a free will offering will be receiv- ed.
 All women registered with the Defense Council as Nurses Aids are requested to meet at 2 pm. Monday. December 22nd at the City Hall, at Mrs. KitZmiller's office.
 Arrangements will be made to start the Nurse Aid required course of First Aid and Home Hygiene.