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Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
PROTECTION NEEDED
Save that Match
Folder; Cash

ARDMCRE. Pa" Nov. 81 up
That match cover you so careleSSly
toss away may be worth money
especially to a member of the Unit
ed MatchonianS. virtually new or
ganization of match folder collec-
tors.
According to the United Match
onians president r. A Lockard,
the value of covers range from five
cents TO SIS. depending on the age
and scarcity. as in phllately.
AS an example Lockhard points
out that a series of covers issued
by the National Broadcasting Com
pany, bearing the picture of Mario
Cozzi, baritone. is worth $3.50. For
some reason the covers with Cozzi's
picture virtually have vanished.
Lockhard himself has some rare
covers, including the personal fold
CT Of an Indian Maharajah and
two issued IN England at the time
Ct the coronation of King George
and Queen Elizabeth with tho pie
lures Of the mOnarcn5.
Collectors are not to be outdOne
by other similar organizations with
their pet phrases and descriptions.
Among the collectors jargon are
such words as "12 strikes Royal
Flash" and "BillboardS." all o.
which refer to the size Of The
matches. The subject matter on the
coyer5 is described with such
phrases as "Girlles" and "Na;ie,.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
Balloon Barage Squadron Trains in
All Weather al Biq Marine Base

aeale rc.z1 20 accompany AZ a.-
aeha- te@se alu ses uN a balloon
nssHa., - screen 4aaGNG opera
:aHs 81. T. project beach aHd bsidrc
aeaa>
Tlr Pas@~ I>.aad School was
,a,aeu III Aprl GnGer The super
t.>.eu O.! C. Bernard l. Smith who
Ee.prd cr>lGn the naval Seaplano
NC4 ana 5id much G The technica,
work connected VITA Is flight from
NeW.ouuU.ant 10 Lisbon III 1919. p
\ rrt~r='. incyc a.e 24S officers
.ua Hon II 'hc school They are
distributed - Olll>.ou> IN deVGloey
.aa communications. maintenance,
LaS Ntl'IoG operations and roll
ng e5.nMen, Particular attention
= Pad - tEe division in aeroloGY
anG communication. A certain air
olaHta: d. 4 particular altitude may
slaa ;.o Oat.c and balloon cost
a1 $4,000 mat be .oSt \ crew stud
les atmospheric CoNG.t.OnS 4; Nar-
JOYS attitudes ',,C: RELAYS the IL
formation - .hr other DIVISIONS be
torc thc balloon .> sent alCit.
Day after cay The balloon Is sent
act. ana lowered Whle the men
>,ady conditions above and ii al
..a5o> where j, woU.t DO The most
Gamalc e - attacking air force
Tie Tar1s Island SchoC. also Is
>taGflHl yasseU> 'YAe> O! barrage
balloon dHG HoW Is examining one
O. tae balloons WaIsn Went thru
Nse aar.H- a German raid on Bylt-
aln Tie Marines nope TO send 4
mission abroad 20 see ine work Of
the British balloon bawage squad
.Ca> IL action.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27

PARRIS ISLAND s. { : r.
CUP - The WIND " v.fzsaa
through the palmctioce aGa H.,
young marine looked Eopcfa.a a.
the commanding ctnce1 Wee r..
order the harragc balloon ua ~ q
day like this? She mlal. asla.
loose
The second heutcnant ,u..l ..
the marine pointed alofl arG SAD.
II the birds can fly SO can We
Another days training had >.a.'-
ed at the balloon barracc @s4ls.
on historic Paris Island. cas-. soa-.
training ground for tie UuI.,5
States Marine Corps
Soon the "ropemen" wee hurry
ing to their posts at The ba1loCr
bed behind WindbreakerS where
the big bag was being inflated via
helium, the weather Observers We
checking their Instruments arc
final preparations We're bclrG maze
for another test IN defensive WaY-
fare like that which has kaD. many
German planes away lfoM D.dain'>
cities.
EIGHT SQUADRONS
Eight balloon bawaEe >1uadson>
have been authorized for me M
rine Corps and the t.rS' nov Is
completing training here Soon t-a
first squadron Will be a>>ilnea IN
duty a one OF American, Il. ..ar-
defense Outposts Or L may -.
orders to follow up az attacking
force and become one Of Tie -.
lines of defense after tie 'os.ae-
tive has been achieved
Marine training o. balloon b.
rage squadrons has no r:cctdeu.
Unlike a similar army squadron. a
marine squadron must be entirely
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
Z New III Clubs
Organized Here

Imperial Valley has two new All
clubs.
Clubs have been formed recently
at Jasper and Palmetto and officers
have been elected for both organi-
cations.
At Jasper. Billie Montgomery was
elected 10 the office Of president:
Joe Mayfield. e-president; Laura
Jean Carr, secretary: Elmer Mogin,
treasurer: Charles kral. publicity
chairman: Jimmie Campus. sergeant
at-armS Eric Price. recreation
chairman.
Ben Yasuoa was chosen to head
the Palmetto group with a staff
Of LaRue Brown. vice president,
Lois Burton. secretary; Marion Az
Ter. treasurer: Tommy Brady. SER
geant-at-a.ms; Robert Sasio. pub
lie relations chairman; Wanda
Horton. recreation chairman.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
New He aIth and
Disease Concept
Electro-Me+ric AnaIysis

Research in Electricity. Radio ard
Pathology makes possible This new
method Of locating. ana'yzlrg AID
relieving the ills OF mankind
This remarkable instrun1en, may ke
the very means. by which yo@ ca
regain your health.
For one DAY only. Saturday. Nv.
29th, Dr. NJ. L. McPEerrI1. d. c. O.
San DIEGO Will give complete
Electro-Metric health ezc!:....a;.o..
at the Mayan Hotel ii Fl Ce.:ro
for one dollar.
If you or any OF roU friends &av-
been failing il hea,t. and haze -.
been able to f-nd the cause ay7.
yourself Of tbs opportunity. -zdE
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
MadmarR Attacks
Policeman, Dies

CHICAGO. Nov 81 rUPD - On
vacation and hence IN civilian
clothes. Policeman Joseph Fcldman
was confronted ON the street to-
day by Il man with a hooked
hnoleum knife.
Nov I've got you, you dirty
Dago," the man shouted as he rush
ed at Feldman.
Feldman retreated drew his re-
volyer and showed a police badge
You've got the wrong man he
said I don't know you"
I'm right the man screamed.
Then he lunged, shouting, Shoot
if you have the nerve
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
Better State Government
'Up to Voters -- Garland

luncheon. These included b. NJ
Graham. county supervisor at whose
home Garland is a guest; Senator
Luckey Assemblyman Hastain, ST.
pervlsor Hugh Osborne District Di
rectors Gregg and Rose, Sheriff Bob
Ware Judge Vaughn Thompson and
others.
Rotarian S. d. Carey. chairman
of the dar, presented all guests eX-
cept the speaker winch duty he
delegated to HaStain Floyd Shank
and Damon Ellis. presidents Of Ro-
tary and Kiwanis respectively, joint
ly presided at the service club
meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
SociaIiie Tilted
By Noted Explorer
san FRANCISCO.

san FRANCISCO. Ncy. - Up
Il Arthur Torrance JIlyeG sta
;ue>qle Barbara Bowen OF Honolulu
I, marry wealthy Ms. Ada Love
lana !; was learned today.
Mss Bowen landed in San Fran
cisco Nov l. expecting TO be met
by Torrance only to find that
he Was held in Monterrey. Mexico.
on suspicion OF having murdered his
wealthy hrlde
Tie 28-year-old Honolulu socIaute
: II sec!uslan al the home Of
relatives. On the advice OF her
uncle Col Manuel NJ. Garrett. La
faTette, jGS..ce Of tho peace and
retired army officer. she has de-
o.inea 10 comment on her romance
VII he decor.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
Melon Thief Pays
Fair Market Price

MERCER. Pa, Nov. 81. up
The thief who stole the entire wa
termelon crop Of Henry G. Wallace
inadvertently paid a fair market
price
4 jer nursing his experimental
crop Of melons all summer Wal
lace va disappointed when ne
Wcn. gu. % pick a ripe one all
thee were gone.
However. down among the vines
Wallace found three 81 bills, ap-
parently where the melon thief
had dropped them. =
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27

BNttHr N0tlNG elements must get
toecthcr II California is to have
sane state administration. Gordon
H Garland. speaker Of the state
assembly SAID Wednesday in what
could b. either a pair of matter OF
fact speeches. or trall-blazing bids
for the gubernatorial nomination.
The Democratic leader of the
economy bloc in Sacramento spoke
both times n BraWley, Cnc2 at 4
lont meetnl O the BraWley Ro-
tal} and kIWauis clubs, and the
second time a. the BraWley Wo-
mems Community Club.
Both the masculine and feminine
audiences listened lntently to the
prematurely whl;e-haWed. we'll at
tired, magnetic political leader.
Often spontaneous applause inter
iaptod his slowly spoken. weighted
words
Gar)and's philosophy was reflected
in his utterauceS. which We're of 4
strongly anti New Deal nature.
When We went to Sacramento
in 1889 he said we found We
were to have httlc part i'll the
legislative program That program
had been mapped out tor Us by
others.
Though Garland did not name
Governor Olson specifically. he did
Use repeatedly the term the eXecu-
tive branch of the state govern
ment" as tryin- to dictate the
legislative policH.
He narrated the steps whereby
a handful of right thinking =
Democrats united With right think
ing Republicans to form the econ
omy bloc and control legislation.
The vast ma ajority OF voters are
o. sound iudgment." he declared.
"But too many are divided by po-
litcal lines. If we Go not overcome
those boundaries minority which
calls itself Democratic but isn't
Democratic. may force us to pay
a serious price for oul neglect.
Due to the same legislative pro-
gram enacted blythe economy bloc
Garland said the state soon Will
be able to show a surplus instead
Of the deficit Of the past.
The benefits of the surplus should
accrue to the public in the form
of reduced taxes, he averred. Other
wise. he feared political log rolling
would only too quickly put the state
back into the red.
He also warned of the aftermath
Of the present war preparedness
emergency.
PROTECTION NEEDED
There will be many people who
will be looking for jobs he said.
We must see that there are jobs
but this time, contrary to the i'm
mediate past. we must see that the
state gets some real value in re-
turn for its help TO the unem-
ployed"
Much OF the relief funds were
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27

wasted Garland said in the kind
ol reuet that California should not
have" He also scored the SRA.
and other ef orts which left no
lastina benefit"
In the state program he cited
Imperial County Assemblyman Har-
1cy Hastain as having had "a sur
FI~mgly important part, 4 part
which we'll is the envy of many
other legislators. He also COM
mcuded State Senator George
Luckey for seeing that the state
senate played its proper part"
Many men. prominent in county
politics attended the service clue
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
.iE rs HIS GOAT

LARAMIE }Vso. Nov. y. oUP)
Some hunter got John LarsonS
ecat. Larson was inspecting his
coat herd when II" heard shot.
He looked up in time TO see an
automobile speeding away. The
Nimrod-apparently, fleeing after
discovering his error-had mistaken
one of Larsons well-bred goats for
deer.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
TOPSY TCRNY
EOp r NaEsrL

FORT WAYNE, Ind. Noy. e.
Up Add to9>V-tu.vH signs q the
ilaes. 4 house "as broken into in
Fo"t Wa;ne-by police hunting .or
1 a@r-.ar. Reports OF looting sent
l.s police TO the house. which they
.zaad locked securely So they
E..ad their way In-to find the
tenants were preparing to move.
winch explained the disarranged
furniture.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-27
FRACTURED SKULL

DUNCAN. Okla, Nov. o. CUPl---
IL Pinion bumped his head While
working on a building project. HI"
head began TO ache but Plnloh
went right on with his work Wheh
the headache didn't stop, the Dun
can man decided to go to a nos
pital At the hospital, X-rayS SNOW
ed he had a fractured skull.
Evening star., 1941-11-16
RADIO NETWORK PROGRAMS SCHEDULED FOR
Todoy's High Lights

WKV, 1880 s.m.-Ths series Of book dis
eussions reopens with Mark Van Doren pfssld
ing.
WhAI, ti:30 a.m.-The Most Rev. Amslefe
6. Ceoenani. Apostolic Delegate.
WMAl. t2:15-Maestro Eugene 0rmandY.
WMAL, t2:3O-Respighls Antique Dance
and Air for Lutte; hendeIssohns On Wing!
Of Song; Harpsithordst yelIa Pesl plays An
dante and Rondo from Haydn's % Major Con-
eerto.'
WRC, 1;00-thidioparenf talks.
WEv, t00-FiYi Of three broadcast ser.
mons by Army ehaplsins.
WkAl. WRc, WHv, t:30-Pdrtieipating;
Paul huni, Raymond Massey. Lionel Barrymore,
Ray Collins Judith Anderson. Conrad Thibaut
Frank Blacks orchestra.
VOL. 2:75-Redskins-Bears al Chicago.
WRc, 7:30-lIav Booth, Nathaniel psifer
Tyler bennett: "philippines-AYef or liabilifyT
WJSv, 3:00-Pianist Artur sthnabe plays
Mo1ars e Flat Major Concerto; Bruno Wal
tei NoHVutiS HoYuH o ! lot FloJVi SyHPhV"y
Sthubers "Rosamunde" overture.
WNAl. 3:OO-Fi.h season opens with Ruth
Gordon in Ibsens "A Dolls House"
VOL, 5:30-"lase Of the Three Frightened
Policemen"
WMAl, 530-A salute TO the Army.
WHV, 6:00-Pat 0Brien as Z prison chap
lain.
WRc. 7:00-leo Durother Witnesses grid
classic between FIaifoot U. and heatbaI leach.
WHV. 715-0n free transportation for
furIoughed soldiers.
WM. 73O-CaN Grant. Irene Dunno in
Penny Serenade."
VOL. 800-"Kow Could We Combat q Hit
ler-Dominaied europey- y-Represeniative Paul
Shafer Of Michigan, Author H. R. Knitkerbocksr,
Author freda UtIey Editor Herbert Esion.
WRC, 8;00-6ene Tierney guest
WJSV. 800" "Anowsmifh."
WhAl,S ,S;30-"Corpse Who Came 10 Din.
ner."
wBV, 9:0O-Bariione Lawrence Tibbeii,
guest; Jose lturb conductor.
VOL, t0:30-hn F. D. Roosevelt answers
Clifton fadman's queries; Frederic March and
Florence eldridge do dramatic skt.
WRc. 1030-"Ihe Bruce Partnqion Plans"
wHv. HIS" Gator Boy" story Of
Florida MampIandS.
Evening star., 1941-11-16
Short-Wove Programs
LONDON. 900 War commentary: CSC, 95

LONDON. 800 War commentary; CSC. 9.5s
meg. 3i.3 m.; 60, t!75 meg. 755
MOSCOW. 6:45-hews: RNe. II meg. IS m.
BUDAPEST. 8:00-News: HAT4, 912 MEG,
328m.
10kl0 S05-Eews; H64. 1910 meg. 1913
m.; III, ii.S0 meg. 754
LONDON, 9:00-Headline news and views:
CSC, 9.58 meg. 3i.3 m.; GSD, Ills meg,
25.5 m.
BERLIN 9;i5-News DID. I'LL meq,
25.4 m.; DIP. SOB meg, 49.7 m.
MOSCOW o:30-News; N96, 1918 MEG,
1877 m.
ROME. t03O-News 2Ro4. 1881 meq,
7S.4 m.; FROG, 1880 meg, 1876 m.; 2R08,
1882 meg, 1853 m.
MOSCOW. 100 s.m.-News: W96. 1918
neo., 1877 m.
Evening star., 1941-11-16
EVENING Star Features

Star FIashes-LaieSt news, fWIte daily, Nom
day through FrioaY WMAl. at 1890 an.
and ASS pm. Analysis Of the weeks news
by loihrop GODDARD, Saturday at II an.
The Ameritas-The junior high school
series on South American nations; WMAl. Mon.
days al Z pm.
National Radio Forum-pubIit affairs discus.
sions by prominent officials; WhAl, Mondays
at 9 p.m
News for Schools: News Of the world broad
cast especially for school children; WhAL,
tuesdays al t1:30 an.
Junior Star Page-The popular feature Of
The Sunday Star aired by its youthful con-
tribuiory; WMAL, Saturday at 10:45 am.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Today's Program
At State Fair
-orA--xs naxy
COUNTY DAY

? and s p. m.-Rodeo;. race TRACK
2 and s p m-Circus; Coliseum.
2:30 p.m-MiSs Mary l. Barber
lecture. band she'll.
$50 p. m. 10 6 p. m.-Bands and
entertainment: shell.
$50 p. m.-Oxford City concert
band she'll.
7:30 p. m. - Juvenile Cavalcade
Revue; shell.
800 ?. m. - Entertainment and
dancing with George Olsen; shell
1870 p. m.--F rev orks; race
track.
All day Industrial and national
defense exhibits, exhibition Ct
Messerschmftt plane; live stock
and agricultural exhibits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
New Defense Plant
Carries on After Fire

SAN JOSE. Cal. Aug %
INSl - Three defense workers
burned 70 death and TWO others
we're injured today when fire OF
unexplained origin Jared suddenly
AZ the Todd-California's $4,000
600 magnesium plant near here.
H. c Van Pelt Of the San Fran
cisco FBl Office. announced the
fire definitely was an industrial
accident" Production AZ the big
plant. which had been in opera
ton for only four days, was no,
crippled by the fash fire.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
CATOE'S CONFESSION

Kelly released an abbreviated
version Of Catoos confession "a
the Strieh murder as follows
II was going west on Florida
avenue in my own auto during
the height Of the storm. The girl
was standing at the corner ~
Nineteenth street and she stuck
UP her hand and hailed me-.
al beg your pardon. she said.
7 thought you were cab
"'No. this IL not cab
answered. ard offered her ride.
] opened the door and she got in.
II took her 10 an empty
rarage and attacked her.
THEN STRANGLED HER
~ used the belt of her plav-
nit 10 tie her M and then I
strangled her with n.
II then drove 10 the garage
IN the alley and dumped her
body there.
III all happened In half
hour"
Miss Strict left her apartment
on rainy Sunday afternoon clad
in play suit and rain cape tC
visit nearby store 10 buy grocer.
les for dinner she was preparing
for her fance Her body was found
the next day
The Strict murder led to a con.
cressional investigation and a com.
plete shakeup Of tho Washington
police force The inquiry brought
out that 10 white women had beer
raped in Washington since Janu.
airy s. attempted rapes had beer
reported and that probably 10t
more had been attempted but moi
reported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
u. S. Chart

Detroit an1 VtcinltV-Parfly cloudy ans
s~msvha, warmer today SATURDAY partu
----.i-. 49, pra--r-vr- r--rvrT rrT
sSt Temperature today about 81 degrees
l6vsst tonight 81 dsgr-ss hlrh.si sstur
dsy 80 degrees gentle Houtn,ss, % souti
71-,cr- becoming r11dt7ats Euutn ~ touth
vest SATURDAY.
Eris and - Clair--Wind southsss' q
south IN - IS n , partly cloudy
Huron Wit m south % southwest IS {,
% - 2 h cloudy scattered showers
Temperatures ThgrHsAy-Highsst de-
grsst l0Vss, 20 mean 80
NepATtur, from normal Temperature
ThurEdsy s degrees
-Rs1A..xa huan.clty- rhL=A9s.-+-aa-.- IN
a per cent 800 m IS 30 z n
IS 81 . ~ a.
r. sun sets today a, I'll 2 n ar,
rlfss tomorrow a. s.
Tns -1on sets tonight A. II a. o n
sn6 ri,ss tororrcv a. 2 50 , m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Sex Slayer
of Seven
Captured
Continued from Page One)
International N.ws Ssryic. Wiz.

WASHINGTON. Aug 2e-Po-
ice early today obtained confess
slons OF seven rape murders from
JARVIS Roosevelt Catoe 3S-year-old
Washington Negro.
The confessions solved the scX
slayingS of Jessie Elizabeth StrieH,
q. war department clerk, for
merly Of Des MONIES, Ia. killed
in Washington June Is Mrs Eve
lyn Dorothea Andersen, rs. wait
ross. killed in the Bronx. New
York. on August 4 Mrs Rose
Hbrsn1owTtz, formerly nj Kansas
City killed in the capital March s.
and the rape murders Of four
Negro women in Washington lie
also confessed 70 raping five other
Washington women in recent
months
Mai Edward ! Kelly. superin-
tendent OF Washington police. an
nounced the confessions after he
had spent several hours grilllne
the prisoner with other officers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Girls Flee With Purse,
Thedter Cashier Says

Two girls about II years of age
snatched her purse while she stood
in the lobby Of the East SIDE
theater, 2717 Gratiot avenue. Miss
Virginia Glenn. 20, Of 1926 East
jefferson avenue, reported 10
police
Miss Glenn is cashier ~ the
theater The girls approached her
from behind. grabbed the purse
and fed she said. The purse con-
-tained 50 IN cash.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
LEADS 81 OTHER STATES

From the Dairy Building comes
the news that Michigan last year
led 81 other states in the produc-
ton NJ meat. and housewives and
others who want 10 learn how 70
select the best cuts Of meats AZ the
butchers store can, spend a profit
able half hour AZ the meat exhibit.
A 7-year-old COW "Carnation
Ormsby Fayne Nsdcap," one Of
four sisters called the "Madcap
Sisters" who produce more milk
than anY-nther faiir-ceus- ia-tlhe
world is on exhibition in special
stall in the Dairy Cattle Building.
Today the COW is 70 be taken
downtown and will be on exhibi-
ton AZ Grand Circus Park. This
particular bovine produces so much
milk she has 10 be MIXED four
times each day
The t,rSt-Snfiol4S- accident hap
pened az the conclusion Of the
rodeo late Yesterday when Ralph
Crews, 30, a cowboy of Interior.
6 D--xas- trampled BY an in
furiated Brahma bull. Crews was
competing in the bull riding con-
test when the animal threw him
in front OF the grandstand and
trampled on him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Surplus Unit Buys Peaches
Time. star Corrrspond,nt

BENTON HARBOR. Aug. %
The surplus marketing administra-
ton will begin the purchasing OF
Michigan peaches today in order
10 prevent a slump in the price OF
the fruit over the Labor Day
Weekend The admin Iist ration miiIAl
buy only L. s. No. ! liberia
peaches and will pay 81 a bushel
The peaches will be used in the
iend.iesse and federal welfare pro-
grams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
How Army Eats,
Told 10 Mothers
AT State Fair

Mothers who have sons in the
army will hear today just how their
boys are fed and housed. when Miss
Mary l. Barber. food consultant- of
the war department, lectures at
the band shell al the State Fair.
Miss Barber will talk on Three
and One Half Million Meals a
Day" and will tell just how the
draftees, as we'll as the men in the
regular army. are being fed in the
hundreds OF forts and camps scat
tered throughout the country.
AS cattle and other stock ex-
hibits continued 10 arrive at the
fair grounds. the ninety-second an
nual State Fair is now well in its
stride AS in previous years the
midway and other entertainments
are attracting the largest crowds
but today, County Day" is ex-
pected 10 draw large delegation
OF farmers and their wives.
Even agriculture is going
streamlined, this years fair shows.
The Michigan State College eX-
perimentsl farm AT Lake City is
showing specimens of a potato.
known as the Chippewa. which is
particularly thin skinned and with
out ewes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
2-Ocean Navy
M O d el Fleet Exhibit
Slated for Fair

A model two-ocean navy. con.
sisting Of 403 accurate scale
models of the present feet anc
500 hulls OF ships in construction
or planned. will be exhibited ir
the Navy Pavilion AZ the Michigan
State Fair for one week starting
September !.
The exhibit is the siX-year work
of Charles Gunther New York car.
penter and naval enthusiast and
is mounted in battle formation or
I glass table top lighted 10 give
the illusion Of water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-29
Building Worker Injured

Clarence Pietila. "a Of 1916
Bentler avenue. is recovering to-
day from injuries suffered when a
partially completed building upon
which he was employed caved in
~ LiNernOis and Curtis avenues