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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-02
Marine News
NAIIT nTE. MARIE


UP-W A. Reiss Chambers $50 a. m
Friday. Iocolte, Yosemite. 9 Negaunee
Nettleton. Cadillac. $40. W. A. Irwin 10
y. II Macoubrey Steevendor J \. Far
rel. noon; c. q. jenkins W j. Olcott
II. Johnson. Il 30 ?. m; Capt. Thos
Wilson, J p. Reiss. Angelina. = McKin'
ney, l Gov. Miller l 30, Shata. J. Laugh
lin, 2 schupp, r. u. Block 2:30 Edmon-
ton, s. J. Hulst. 4 HuroniC. Sylvania
a 80; Myron Taylor, ,. Chicago Tribune
W. w. Atterbury, $50; W, r Corey, 6
Michigan. Watson, :; c. A. Black Cana
doc. g. W A. Paine, w. w. Holloway
Smith Thompson. $50 r r. Wallace. 10
r. A. b Winder Marquette, 10 80, Pres
Icodoc IL: Harvester. 1230 a m. Satur
day: W II. Bonner, / II. l.. Shaw. Bryn
barge. Heunepin, ] 30 Sellwood. 2:30; p
Mitchell, 3:3O: r. r. House. Steinbrenner
"A: j. J. II Brown, 4 $50; Aetna. }. David
sen, 40; j H FrantL. s W. +. Stifel, S
DOWN Beaumont Parks. barge c
Henry Ford $50 a. m Friday. Ontadoc
Manitoba. $50; Thos Walters. 10. Anna
ron. II J.. r. Block, j S. Morrow. A.. "
osborne. ; ?. m. sulphite, Delkote = q
Hartwell. 30. Mataafa $50. outarde
s 30; OdAnsh $50. J. G. Wallcce. 10
- . H1ff. FRITZ, > Dunn ir. urtdutEht
Thos Lamont. D. NJ Clemenson. 3 a. m
Saturday Joliet, Winnipeg y F. Leopold
10 30: F. C. Pope c A. Paul s Eugen,
Thomas A. r. Uhrg $3.50 sam Morse
lR. W stewart. $50. II. w. Hosford s.
Calm, clear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-02
I Auto Victims
Die, Lifting Toll
In Detroit 10 18
International New, Photo

Two deaths of auto victims to-
day brought Detroit's traffic toll
to 1853 as compared to 1872 a year
ago.
The dead. Emil Damn. Sc, of
-t422 7722 ftazetridge avenue, and An
toni Wasewiez, 50, of 1922 Meade
avenue.
Damn died OF injuries suffered
July 26 when struck by a car at
Mack and Chalmers avenues. The
driver of the car, Alexander A.
Kline, %, of 43S Marston avenue,
will make a statement at the
prosecutors office today.
Wasowicz walked into the side
of a car driven by William J. Rel
mann, AZ. of 4727 Meldrum ave-
nue. at Conant and Carpenter ave-
nueS. Raimann was not held.
One traffic fatality was regis
tered in Dearborn with the death
of Don Ryckerman, 20, of $3.50
.RoSemont avenue, whose motor
cycle crashed into the side of a
car driven by Richard Dubke. 20,
of 226S5 Ann Arbor trail, BEDFORD
Township, as Dubke was making
a left turn into driveway.
Dubke is in BEDFORD Receiving
Hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-02
Cruelty Charge
Holds Parents.

Roger Chappell and his wife,
Ruth. today were held for trial un-
der $1,000 bond by Recorder
Judge Arthur L. Gordon on
charges OF cruelty leaving the
children alone in hot. unven-
tilated room while they attended
prayer meeting.
At their examination before
Judge Gordon they were re-
united with the children, Andrew
q, and Jean. 2, who since the par.
ents arrest have bee cared for
in ST. Mary's Hospital Both par.
ents wept at the reunion but tho
children appeared moro interested
in an electric fan in Judge Cor
don's office where they waited
during the hearing
Mrs. Dorothy Kenyon. police
woman. told Judge Gordon the
Chappells admitted 10 her they
left the children alone six nights
a week while they attended church
services.
Acting as his own attorney
Chappell drew from Mrs. kenyon
and Potrolman Gilbert Tibbct the
defense that he had kept a window
open with a ruler in their base.
mcnt apartment a. 1919 WeS-
Grand boulevard. when he left tho
children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-02
Death notlfes


CREEGAN-George r.. August /. husband
Of the late Anna dear father Of Mrs
Ann Hooper, Mrs. Clara Gibbons. Mrs
Celia Larkln. Florence N. Mrs Ethe
Hickman Jeffrey C, Mrs Edna Swee
and Irene F.; grandfather Of nine grand
children and three great-grandchildren
Remains At residence, 1913 Twenty fifth
until Monday noon. In state a. Messiah
Lutheran church. Boulevard and Toledo
until time OF service AT q
GIERSZENsKI tGierk) Aug !, 1871
John, beloved husband OF Helen. desI
father Of Irene, John Jr. and Helen deal
brother OF Mrs. William Punschke Of Jack
son. Mich, and Joseph Of Washington. n
&c Funeral Tuesday from the residence
1855 81. Albettus place. a. $50 and Sweet
est Heart OF Mary Church at 9. Burial a
Greenwood Cemetery.
lOJ NGBLOOD-Aug. !, 1871: Catherine
(nee Hawkins1; beloved wife OF the late
Edward b: dear mother OF Mrs. Thoma,
O'Brien. Dorothy. Bernard j., +. Byron.
Mrs J. Leo Dessert, John; dear sister Of
Elizabeth Hawkins, Mrs. George Baum
gartner. Sylvester Thomas and James
Hawkins; funeral from residence. 1902 Van
Dyke Monday. S 30 a. m, ST. Catherine 8
Church AZ 2 O'Clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-02
Hearing Sept. 9
On Fisher Will

The will OF the late Fred J.
Fisher, which is-te- be divided
among 81 relatives, will get its
preliminary hearing in Probate
Court on September 9, Probate
Judge Thomas c. Murphy has
revealed.
Judge Murphy has named Leo
NJ ButZel. attorney and two
brothers, Charles r. ST.. and
Edward r. Fisher as special adj
miniStratorS on the petition of the
widow. Mrs Burtha NJ. Fisher.
The estate which the will directs
shall be divided into 100 equal
units, is to be distributed among
the various members Of the family
in accordance with what the will
terms their relative fiscal con-
EDITIONS
Chief sharerS are the widow, 20
units; Alfred J. Fisher and a sister,
Mrs. Mayme Ernst of Norwalk,
o., - units, and another sister,
Mrs. Loretta Smith Of Sandusky
l. units.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-02
NBC and ASCAP
Agree on Terms

NEW YORK, Aug 1.-The Ma
tional Broadcasting Company and
tho board of directors of the
American Society of Composers,
Authors and Publishers today
were in agreement on L proposed
contract which, when signed, will
bring about the broadcastinG once
again of ASCAP-controlled music
on the MIC networks.
Meanwhile. ASCAP and the
Columbia Broadcasting System
are engaged in negotiations on a
contract and agreement is eX-
pcctcd shortly.
The proposed contract between
ASCAP and NBC is being drawn
up by attorneys. but it will not be
signed. according 10 Niles Tram
NELL. president OF NBC. until the
MIC stations have telegraphed
agreement TO refund 10 the COM
pany pa per cent of the stations
compensation in network business
except IN Florida and Nebraska
where such action is prohibited by
law.
ASCAP tunes have not beer
heard on the NBC and CHS net.
works since January /. when tho
agreements between the organiza-
ton and networks expired. The
Mutual network some limo acc
signed new agreement with
ASCAP and returned the tunes q
The air.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-02
Officer S Shots
Halt Motorist

Stopped by two bullets fired
into his rear tire by Patrolman
Elmer Gross Of the traffic division,
Fred Meadows. %, of 1861 Marion
avenue. Lincoln Park. is held to-
day on a charge Of reckless
driving.
Patrolman Gross said he was on
his way home from work when a
citizen pointed out Meadows at
LiVernoiS avenue and West Vernon
highway When the driver APP
peared TO be weaving and failed to
stop al the officers command,
Gross punctured the tire
he- bad subdaed Meadows.
who protested the arreSt.>the wit
ness had disappeared, /Patrolman
Gross said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-02
SABOTAG EFEARED

The action was taken after ru-
mors circulated the waterfront
that an attempt might be made 10
pour corrosive acid on the highly
perishable silk bales.
United States Customs Collec-
tor Paul Leake in San Francisco
announced the silk would be
shipped under bond by special
train 10 New Jersey where il will
be retained under the custody OF
customs agents.
AT the same time some is libel
suits were already on file by
American importers against an
other $4,000 worth of tea. Man
churian bristles, furs, straw hats
and powdered eggs which the
Tatuta brought 10 this country.
While the suits placed legal
hold on the vessel as well as Nip
pom YuSen Kaisha Company and
Capt. Toichi Takahata. the SIS
100000 liner had been guaranteed
safe clearance by the state de-
partment before docking in San
Francisco six days overdue. last
"Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-02
He's i'm the Navy Now
Robert Montgomery, in London as Lieutenant
HASN'T Time for Film, Stars Interview

who interviewed him in the United
States and in England.
But things were different today
Montgomery, who forewent the
films because there is war. is
expected to take up his duties to-
morrow as an active American OBJ
server.
In that job, he said, he no longer
is The movie Ar and deesfa- want
10 be considered one. IntervieWers
were told he'd have 10 work hard
at this new job and that it didn' I
leave him much time-for inter
views.
However explaining why he
donned the uniform of the navy,
Montgomery said:
II joined up six weeks ago.
When you've seen those Nazis
as have, nothing else seems
possible"
Montgomery came & England
in an American made bomber be-
ing ferried over for war service,
the Daily Express said, although
he was unCOmmuniCatiVo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-02
CHERRY $500
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES
licenses applied for

Marriage licenses applied for:
Albert o. Galloway, 25 Cora Pieper. Is.
Louis ]. Weber, 30 Mary Horvath, 80.
Frank Doherty. 25: Christine II. ogg, %.
John Olenick. 80, Leona Selleck, 40.
Eugene Kelly. % Betty Leineke, 20,
Morris Goldberg IS Sonia Shorr. 81
Cornelius A. Hellmans, 10 Mary s. Cohen
william X. Garrett. 90 Madeline NJ. Ack
man, 10
Norbert Holman. 10; Margie Scott. 81.
Clarence d. Martin, 81, Shirley Z. Aver
Joseph r. Biotti, 2s Marian F. Ray. 90.
Theodore Doseck 30 Edna NJ Heath. 2S.
sylvester s. Wituch IS Lillian r. Geden
James NJ. Robertson, 40 Ellen J. veltman
Robert H. Forbes. 20; Muss,,a NJ
Schwartz 20.
FLOYD Quincy. 80 Bernics Baranski. rs
Alfred Felix, 90 Sylvia NJ. Chodubski, II
James r. 6. Taylor, "a Gladys l.. Laede.
man, %
James McKendrick, -: Violet sloop. 40.
Thomas Chester. %: Betty Hines 10
Edward zopensk, 20; Barbara Gazo"ski'
Is
Bernard Johnson, 2S Betty schubel 81.
Sam Granata. rs; Ann Cusmano, 20.
Samuel p. Goldstein. IS; Bella Burke. q.
Herman Alike. rs Berna A. Smith, %
Jackson N. Reedy, 81; Norine r. Nieker'
son. 10
Edward A. suraski. "a; Ann Dubcki. 10.
Frank J. Horvath, rs; Ann schlager, rs
Arthur y. Gage 81, Marion e. Hannifsn,
%.
George Mahsitn. rs: Cora Rlghy 80
Walter J. zabowskl rs, Catherine D. Ko-
pas %
Joseph Moskwa. 26 Mary syrylo. %
Thaddeus A. Pytlsk ~ Irene L. skowron-
ska %
Edward Korgal. 20; Frances Dunsyczsn.
81
Frank Bobrowsk 80: MARY Cukrowsk 25
Edward J Schneedecker. 81 Patricia
Brady. ~
Chester Dowty, 81: Genevieve Rybak. "a
George Killingbeck So; Elaine Burns, so.
William s. Brown, "a Evelyn Ochadleus.
81.
George Bowers. u: Julia Puskas %
Howard F Shout IS Ruth Grabowski. IS.
Hugh B. Darke, 20, Josephine A, Regents,
10
Arthur r. Hummsi. II; Lulu NJ. cotitns,
%
Charles B. Israel, %; Bernlce j. Nemer, 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-02
TANKER AWAITS L. s. WORD

SAN EDRO. Cal. Aug. q
GNSD-The tanker NisSyo Maru.
first Japanese vessel 10 enter Los
Angeles Harbor since the govern
ment order freezing japanese
assets went into effect, lay at an
Choir in the outer harbor today
waiting word from Washington.
Officials Of the l. nj e d Ocean
Transport Line, owners Of the
tanker. petitioned the state depart
ment for permission 10 refuel and
load cargo and asked the Federal
Reserve Bank 10 release sufficient
credits 10 pay for the cargo.
Indicating that arrival Of the
Nissyo Maru was test move al
least 10 other Japanese vessels
were reported lowering off the
coast apparently waiting to see
what action the United States will
take.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-02

under shell fire
up till almost
the day France
! fell.
Alse the same
Robert NJ o n l.
gomery whose
face has flick
ere d fro a
h o u $ a n q
m OWE s a n d
beamed fro m
countless mag
a Yin e S a n d
newspapers.
Also the Rob-
ert Montgonn-
cry whose quips
and cracks and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-02
SACRIFICES CARGO

Yk officials preferred TO Sacri-
flee the cargo 10 the new Ameri-
can import control licensing sys-
TEN rather than run the risk OF
indefinitely delaying the Tatuta S
departure. Unloading operations
were 10 be completed tomorrow.
The same legal difficulties en-
shared the NYk liner Heian Maru
in Seattle, where her cargo. in
GLIDING approximately S1,000,000
more in raw silk was hastily being
unloaded 10 free the vessel.
San Francisco-bo bound from Homo
lulu was a third NYk trans
pacific liner. the Asama Maru,
likewise carrying huge cargo of
raw silk. Presumably the Asama
will meet the same legal treat
ment accorded the Tatuta and
Heian Maru. Fearful that the
liner might be abruptly ordered
back 10 japanese waters, eight
passengers left the Asama Maru
at Honolulu.
Apparently mastering courage
10 become a test case for
number of japanese oil tankers
hovering offshore. the Daisan
Ogura Maru finally entered the
Golden Gate today TO anchor IN
San Francisco Harbor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-02
Rescued from Clay Burial

Arthur Morelli. Sc, OF 1888
Marx avenue, Is IN a serious con-
dition with internal injuries IN
Saratoga Hospital today after
tons of wet clay buried him in a
sewer trench for 20 minutes al
Elmdale avenue and East Outer
drive He aS-IeScucd- fellow
workers who saw the Cave-in IN
the trench where Morelli was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-02
0'DdnieI's Daughter
On Wedding Tour

NEW YORK. Aug. 2.-tINS)-
Molly O'Daniel Wrather. daughter
OF Gov. w. Lee O'Daniel Of Texas.
and her husband. Jack Wrather.
an oil executive. were honeymoon
ing in New York today
The Wrathers arrived by plane
from Texas last night following
their wedding before 5000 shirt
sleeved Texans in Austin on Thurs
DAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-02
Flats for Rent
Hotels

HOTEL WASHINGTON. 2l3o Cass-Rooms.
81 weekly private shower s. 50 weekly .
transients. 81.
IMPERIAL HOTEL - Weekly daily rates
200 rooms, private bath. tub and shower .
close 20 theater. shopping district Peter
boro a. Woodward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-02
Three Army Fliers Killed

MONTEREY Cal. Aug q
UNS)--An army board of inquiry
today opened an investigation into
collision Of Two army planes over
Monterey Bay Three airmen were
killed. A fourth parachuted 10
safety.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-02
Lost and Found

DIAMOND RING Ohree stones, downtown
NAME REWARD. Townsend 6-0233. Ran
dolph $500.
DOG-Lost. red pomersnisn. vicinity Wach
DaXiSon-- please FsigaEa--Ie2ard- SD.
Townsend S-s273.
ENGLISH setter female neighborhood
Ardmore-Pllgrim. Reward, Kindly return.
Vermont 5-22l7.
GOLD RING-With garnets. diamonds
Maccabees Building. Keepsake Reward.
Townsend $3.50
LosT-Terrier. vicinity Alexandrine: whit,
with brown spots answers TO name
Pudgie; reward. Temple 2-6292.
MALE IRISH SETTER questions
asked" Kindly return reward. Dawson
6423
TOY. FEMALE. black. tan 1neighborhood
Hanna-state FairD reward. Telephone
Townsend 5-2fA2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-02
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted TO:
Edward Pongrace from MARY
Heinrich Ludwig from Margareta.
Daisy Pope from Banks.
Anne Lorber from Joseph
Laura F.. Galster from Emil
James Kidd from Lydia
ANNULMENT
Mary Jean Macarthur from Norman Ve'ier
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-02

LONDON, Aug. 2.-Eieut. Rob-
ert Montgomery of the United
States Navy was in London today.
He is the same Robert Mont
gomery who drove an ambulance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-02
u. 5. SEXES Silk
-lJnIoddedteFfee
Tiedup Jap Ship

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. q
Steam winches trundled more than
half of a rich 81 10000 silk cargo
from holds of the japanese trans
pacific liner Tatuta Maru today as
operators hopefully sought 10 clear
the vessel Of legal red tape and
send il homeward bound on Sun
DAY.
While United States customs
agents took jurisdiction over the
Tatuta's valuable freight as fast as
il piled on the docks, her $500
bales OF silk assumed new impor-
lance. They were Immediately
affected by an order from Wash
ington diverting all silk processing
in the nation 10 the manufacture
of parachutes and other military
equipment.
To guard against possible sobo-
taee Of the silk cargo, 20 customs
guards were on day and night duty
al the NYK dock and the pier
closed 10 all visitors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-02
JAPS' TEST CASE

She was scheduled to dock at
Richmond for a cargo of oil.
About 10 other NipponeSe tank
ers were warily waiting off south
ern California for'the outcome of
a similar test case.
Meanwhile. $50 Japa Inbound
passengers. already on the Tatuta
Tor It's return voyage. were them-
selves frozen" aboard ship. Gus
toms authorities have denied them
permission 10 leave the ship be-
fore sailing, expected tomorrow.
The passengers have already been
searched 10 see that none violated
the order against removing more
than $500 from the United States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-02
Male Help Wanted

Al INSPECTOR FAMILIAR WITH lay
OUT. TOOL FIXTURES. TEN.
PLATES. MODELS AND SAMPLES
MUST BIZ CITIZEN APPLY
HUDSON MOTOR CAR CO.
EAST JEFFERSON
BOYS, rs WARS OF AGE ONLY, FOR
PLEASANT HEALTHFUL OUTDOOR
WORK. GOOD PAY, STEADY WORK
VACATION WITH PAY. SEE MR..
sWARTHoUT. ROOM 2os, 53s SHELBY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-02

Income Bungalows for Sale

CAVALRY near Lafayette rooms. 2
baths rents for Si7 ~ per month only
/ 81. $50 S22 s0 per month
7 ELSA REALTY A. INVESTMENT co
s2I7 Fort " VI 1-ifon
CONCORD linear Crstioip -5.5 good tn
vesimen'. near transportation. school.
Plaza 06S2
DORIS Near LtnwO0d beautiful 9-fsmtly:
garage. moderator. HANDICAPPED Ever
gfseA 2s0s-R evenings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-02

casual air made him a favorite +
with those members Of the press I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-02
Trade SchooIs-Male
AIRCRAFT RIVETI

PRACTICAL TRAINING--No ROCKS
AIRCRAFT SCHOOLGIRLS WOODWARD
LEARN MODERN BARBERINt;-Phone
write for particulars. Moler College, 555
Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-02

ONLY IS. 500
Harper Cadieux district. Beautiful s-room
brick, tile bath. gas heat. fuii fouref
attic. t0-ft. lot. paved street. Arlington
0oie, Arlington $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-02
Personals

, 335 Lafayette Bldg. CA. IT17-S-5I3S
Entrance 149 Michigan Ave.
"A Festure-PRoFEsSoR RAJAH. ELiNoR,
Rainbow Tearoom, 10 John r,
ABUNDANT HEALTH through proper
elimination. Calwood Health salon.
l0337 Woodward Townsend 5-s567.
ADA LORD-Astrologist. Celebrated Con-
else. Educated. 7is Lothrop. Appoint
ments. Madison 1888
AFTER this date l will not be responsible
for any debts contracted by my wife,
Katherine. Frank Hstchett.
AN AZfNt;@ ~ a ttrotogfst.- ~nom
you've heard over radio. consultation.
your home or mine. Appointments 1875
Gichrist Vermont 5-4f32.
ARE YOU NERVOUS?
Enjoy health. happiness and success Won.
derful combination Of mental. physical and
glandular treatments that quickly over
come nervousness. fatigue and worry.
5sOs SECOND MADISON 1855
AsTROLoGER-outs Anna Reihi
thoroughly experienced, consultations
daily BIOS Hamilton tupstairs).
AsTRoLoGER - 80 years experience
WORLDS FAIR, radio. 80 Peterboro.
Cherry 6s44.
AsTRoLoGER - Evangeline Berry, l1fo
Hibbsrd. near East Jefferson. LEnox
3isi si.oO
PSYCHOLOGISTS - Jsnette Rose others
Entertaining with Luncheons. Wishing
Wen Tearoom. 1904 Broadway. Room 220.
COOLING HOT weather treatments Hours
is. Creole Studio. 1910 East Warren.
CALL KLENZ" ends liver. gall bladder.
stomach gas, gladstone attacks, prevents
operations. 1910 Burlingame. Townsend
lilo.
MARIE scHELL. 221s Ashland-weight
reduction. rheumatism. neurltis. Tele-
phone LEnox $685.
on AND after this date Will not he
responsible for debts contracted by my
wife Anna Tomaszewsk Thomas. Signed,
Edward Thomas, 2300 Poland street,
Hamtramck.
MRS. RAVE - Astrologist. Featured At
--stAte-Fa sF---F's5 -hht-trrrt' -i7-ra-ate1-
on AND after this GATE Kenneth Boyer
will not. be responsible for any debts
contracted by his wife Louise Boyer 20620
Nesbtt Gratiot Township. Detroit.
PHYsIoTHERAPY-s Special Monday. Tues
day. Wednesday. 81 90 29l0 West Grand
boulevard. Madison O520.
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE-church OF
Christ Appointments daily 1860 West
Grand boulevard. Tyler 1888.
RUPTURE AND RECTAL. DISEASES
merry McVoy Clinic. 2l3 Boulevard Bldg.
a; 1910 Woodward. Tel. TR. 1850
PROF. ELTON. AsTRoLOGY
Consultations daily. 10 TO .; Tuesdays and
Fridays til . Closed sunday 3fIs John
X, between Erskine and Eliot. Special 81.
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
successful office treatment while working.
Doctor De Swsrte Rectal Clinic. 5OO5 Cas-
avenue Temple l-2i2f.
Dine and Dance
DON'T BE MAD
IF YOUR LUNCH OR DINNER rs BAD
JUST GO TO
TEXAS RESTAURANT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-02
Real Esfofe Wanted

BUILDERS ATTENTION-R Reliable broker
wants listinrs new homes), vest side.
Lafayette 67sl
BUYERS ANY East Side property; cash
terms Burd Ivanhoe 3340.
CASH FOR EQUITIES. will trade. build.
Home Associates s54f Cd Riv. TY. 6-3l5i
PARTY WITH CASH WANTS SMALL
HOME EAST SIDE. ROSEViLLE 1910.
COLORED clients waiting. singles q
family; cash for bargains. Poole"
TYLER 1850
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-02
Board and Room

.CoLORED-- Room. kitohenstte furnished
unfurnished. adults iits East Milwau-
kee. Temple i-7236.
.FAIRvIEW 1856 CWarren: Mack Com
Portable room: excellent meals Reason
able. lvanhoe 6O96.
HELEN, 1875 - quiet. comfortable, best
food. 81. so single. Cali Saturday. SUNDAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-02
Dine and Dance

SCENIC INN-Dining. dancing. floor
, shows. Grove Johnston's orchestra! 1881
South Fort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-02
Beauty Culture Schools

BEAUTY CULTURE - Complete Course
$3.50 weekly. HYGIENE school. sjft
Twelfth. Madison 1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-02
Share Living Quarters .

BEATRICE, 1889 dAllen Park)z-shsre
biz five-room home; recreation home
privileges: S35. days, telephone MI. Man.
INNS. Madison $780, After .. m. inquire
al 1859 Beatrice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-02
Miscellaneous for Sale

KoDAKs, movie cameras. WIN sell. buy,
Acme Camera Ex..- 5lI Shelby,
SHADEs-Custom made also Veniiisr
blinds; repairing. cleaning. repaintlne
Tyler s-S04I.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-02
Educational

Thorough, Efficient Training
In Shorthand Bookkeeping. TyPevrting
stenograph. Comptometer etc
THE BUSINESS INSTITUTE
Phone Randolph 1884 for Information.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-02
Resorts for Rent

I3-BEDROOM cottage front OF beautiful
u Lake Chemunge. week or month. Dear
born 1881
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-15
CHAPTER THIRTEEN

Carl rode a short distance the next morning when he noticed an old man beside well.
 Sir" shouted Carl at the old man, T am in a hurry, but can l help you draw up water?'
 That you can" said the old man, and if your horse is strong you can give me lift"
 That I will said Carl. He jumped down from his horse, drew a bucket of water, and both he and the old man had a cool drink. Then Carl mounted his horse and helped the old man up behind him.
 Are you going into the next kingdom?" asked the old man.
 That I am,' said Carl. There is witch abroad who is burning the crops. I hope to catch her. ,
 "H-m-m," said the old man. His face broke into a pleased smile. But Carl couldn't see that, of course. You see, it was Santa Claus who was riding with Carl But he couldn't tell Carl because it was best Carl make his own plans without any help.
 That night Carl and Santa crossed wide bridge over a deep river into the next kingdom where