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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-04

Virginia ScOville is reported leading her team with an especial- Iy high score chaiked up at the alleys recently. If we could get Miss Scovllle to join the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Veterans of For- eign Wars, and if we could start a drum band, perhaps we could star her as Q drum major and get . little life into Southbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-04

William Keil is making exten- sive alterations to his Main Street dwelling house. The power com pany has just connected electricity and MT. Keil is reportedly enjoy ing a new radio.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-04

Hallie Miller has recovered from his headache and is planning to enter the employ of valley brass mill soon. Hallie purchased a ci- gar at McCarthy's the other night and started upstreet puffing like & new millionaire.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-04
Bill Garrigus

Connecticut is blessed with es- pecially prosperous milk dealers and with only @ few milk pro- ducers operating above the poverty line. We all know that the divi- sion of profits in milk is not equit- able. We also know that when milk becomes & political football the profits will undergo drastic revisions downward for all hands.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-04

Right here In this township, many milk producers have had to turn to employment at the State Training School for Mental De- fectlves just to win enough money to pay the feed bill. When an up- standing farmer has to accept work caring for mental detectives, there isn't exactly Q gold mine in the milk producing racket.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
'Haag' S Still Top
Ambassador SIS.

Demery's fourvpoint sweep over
Norge left Haag one in the lead
today over Pabst in the Ambassa.
dor House League. In last nights
matches, Pahst split four with
Altes. while the same thing wa,
happening in the Haag- Ambassa.
dor bracket.
Norge slipped to a tie for third
with Wolverines who picked W
one point out Of four with Road
way, leaving Roadway and Norge
deadlocked for third and Demery
fourth.
Pete Otto Of Norge had hes,
series with -200-246 for 63s
and Albert Msssoll Jr. of Ambas-
sador had 634 on~193-21S-223. Herb
Zieman of Dynamic came up with
610 and Herb Tabbert, Pabst, 600
Robert Breslin, Norge. did 600.
Tabbert led for high single or
265 in his third. Wesley Scarlett
of Pabst just got over the line
with COL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
Leahy Picks
Gophers to- Win
CONTINUED from First Sport Page)

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game itself. but because we feel
that Jess Neely's forces will pull
a surprise triumph over Texas, we
look for the Southwest Conference
classic to vie for major space In
the Sunday papers.
Gus Dorais has a fine Detroit
team and we look for the Titans
to continue undefeated by winning
over an Arkansas squad which
felt the effect of a Texas Long
horn stampede only a week ago.
Villanova must have II. judging
from it's win over Baylor. The
Smith-coached forces should take
Manhattan without too much
trouble.
PICKS ALABAMA
Georgia's strength is in its run
ming game. Frank Sinkwich is one
of the best in the history OF the
game. Yet Frank Thomas has
coached his Alabama players well
and the Crimson Tide has what IL
takes to stop running game.
'Bama will win this one by few
points. When the Army meets
Columbia. the game will be a
tossup, for both squads are well
drilled and have some fine players.
II can 90 either way, but we like
Army by one point or one touch
down.
The Purdue-Iowa game Is a
tossup. but il might go either way
by a fairly large score. Yet we
look for this one TO end in a tie.
Tulane has too much power, and
II the Greenies roll as they die
against North Carolina, Ole Miss
will be swamped.
If the field is dry, Stanford vii
set back Washington. Even II II
is wet. we still will take the
Cardinals. Bill Hillenbrand vii
have the edge on Pat Harder, 81
Indiana should edge out a VIII
over Wisconsin in a battle OF soph
omore sensations. We feel that
Dartmouth will get back into thu
win column at the expense OF Yale
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24

AgTRoLooER = % year, szpsrisnsa.
woHL d.. FAIR rsdia 20 psssssors'
|AsTRoLooER : EvanEsnns BsrTy. iiz6
Hibbsrd a. near East Jsnsrson. Limos
|AsrRoLooKK=c. Lowell. vsn-RS@ D.
troitsr; popular IN FLORIDA. LafSystts
IcBRIsfXE wXfDEcK. XsS7slsSlS1: sSysE
lisned Y ysars Detroit ma Asek.
DEBT ,.n:fl e. oFslS z4lnSt@ssf 2:
opsn until s:So Thursday svsnias.
GAIL KLENz"-En1s Liver. Can fIeH-
dar. Stomach. 0ss. oallstoas az ~ 4
Prevents opsratscas. sis Aostsrsy. ~
HAIR Removed Psrnanenfiy- = EisclfoyissS.
Hour. Antoinstfs Aust. ASA LAKE.
sara Littmas. as DAVID sio{t. cHsrry
HAIR PERMANENTLY removed By Null
tipis Eisctrolysis. Emilia Boccabslla- S7sS
Gratiot tMt. EInottl. Plasa ESQ.
MEN, WoNENl WAN. VIlff 6tmuiants
.i T. o't v,,. Ios's ri ,sn ess,:s
phorous. Special Introductory a6e stss to-day
ONLY 3ee. rcr sale at an drug stores
everywhers--In Detroit. an Cunninghams.
Au7.os - o49 y ~ Wa&BIOoo Ok0x Ut6o&.
MRS. RAYE-AstroSogist Tsatursd at
state Fair. soS7 Mitchell Plan 1SO3.
NOT rsspoasibls foe any dsbts Of 0sorxs
Kay Alexander after this dsta Mary
Alsxandsr. 1062 Lsnox-
PARTY who phetogFsphsl scesdssf thurs
day midntght. October 9Th. On East
Vernon. please ean Lemon fo11.
PILES AND cHRoNIo DI6EXSES
Successful ofAes trsatnsnt vhils wugktng.
Docto- De ewrrts Rectal C2inic. sos Cass
avenue. Ts0pas l-1i1A
PROF. ELToN-AsrRoLooY
CoNgULTATIoN-Daify i0-s; Tuesdays
and Fridays until o: closed sunday. 3<ie
John r., between Erskins and EIhot.
Special. u.
REvEREND Lillian LIE = Ckurc6 81
| Christ. Appotntmsnts daily. 1eoo west
Grand boulevard. ryisr e-1S3a
RUPTURE AND Metal bfnEzBU
Treated a. you work. Hygsa ChDie. 40
Boulevard Hlds-, ~ 7S1e woodward Tel.
TR. 1-l45o.
STOMACH ulcer rsfisff fnvSstigatst vo4
Co., $40 David 6totf Bldg. CA. $40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
Abe Attracts 500
Chrysler leans

Five hundred teams from the
Chrysler leagues were sane
toned today for the ABC cometi-
ton at Columbus next Spring.
James Walsh. director Of athletics
for the Chrysler Corporation. had
a check for $3.50 ready. The fee is
81 50 per team.
This number is believed TO be
the largest ever to be certified in
Detroit al any one time for any
ABC tournament and also is be-
lieved TO be a record national
entry from q single sponsor. One
OF the last official acts Of the late
George w. Niepoth was TO pers-
uade Walsh 10 enter on such a
grand scale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
Penn Regulars Ready

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. "a
(INS)-Coach George Munger an
lnounced today that Penn VIII start
its regular lineup with the excep'
ton of Don Bitter, injured center
against Maryland on Franklin
Field tomorrow. Six other play.
ers are also on the sidelines with
various injuries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24

LEARN Modern Barbering: days or ewes
Detroit Barber College, AT Il. Jefferson
LEARN AIRCRAFT WORK
AIRCRAFT SCHOOL, asia WOODWARD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
Pets and Poultry Supplies
Miscelloneous for Sale

FIREPRooF drs.. steel cables, copper tbss.
hard drawn. Mifeiow Sal, AL 4. Atwstsr.
KoDAKs, movie cameras VIII sell, buy,
exchange. Acme Camera TX, SIT Shelby.
81 e5-exi7 Lsyoleum rug with border.
Dawson Unclaimed Frefsht Stores, fs3s4
Livsrnois. 273e East Dawson, 1924 Grand
River, 1870 Mack a great storesD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
Duquesne Squad Entrains

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 24.-QNS)
unbeaten Dukes to-
day entrained for Milwaukee
where they will meet Marquette
tomorrow night. The Dukes have
taken "A players. including every
first team member with the ex-
ception of Tony Mazza. injured in
a preseason practice session.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
Pitt Battles Duke

PITTSBURGH. Oct. 24.-tTNSJ
Duke UniverSitys Blue Devils
arrived in Pittsburgh today for
tomorrow's intersectional battle
with a grirnly determined. but
thus far pointless, Pitt Panther.
II was expected 5000 would wit
ness the fray
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
Deatb Aotiees


"a. at residence. 1857
Hsverhin ave, Emma (nes Noore). wife
Of the late Lorne w. Flneral from Fred
/ a. Marshall Sons pariors. 3467 East Jef-
ferson ave. Monday afternoon a. o'clock.
PAPCIAK-Josspb. age %, beloved husband
OF May dear s ts,nsr % o mn .ad nn waite,
Papclak: dear brother of John OF Mays
Vile, Mich. and Mrs. Anna szostsk OF
Hamtramek. Funeral services. Tuesday.
Corpus Christi Church at o'clock. Inter
msnt Greenwood cemetery.
sCHnOEDER-Lso j., Oct. As. 1et1. hus'
band OF the late Edith Watson Schroeder;
dear father OF Watson = brother OF Mrs..
Marsarst Hufnasel. Mrs: Anna scnut. Mrs'
Funeral service AZ Alfred 4. Crosby Nor
tuary. 133os woodward Ave-. saturday,
October Is. I d. m, under auspices OF CITY
OF the straits Lodge No. k51. Y. a a. M.
Funeral Directors
l1.r rRuMsuIL AVE TEMPLE $500
Lost and Found
IDACHsHUND - Black ana tan; name
''Heinie." Reward. 7772e Mona. Dear
born 1iss.
LOST : Brown purse. vicinity sans Cut
Rate. important papers, including cal
title and monsy. Keep money. Tylsr I-110e
Losf-Black cocker spaniel. about 2
weeks AFRO. vicinity Chalmers- Rochelle
license No. 4se14. Reward. Pinsrss 5To4
lLosT-Biack. white setter spaniel; fsmai,
pup; $40 reward. Olive ose4.
MANS Hamilton wrist watch, between
Woodward Brush on Horton. Generous
reward. Madison 3s11.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
And this is the dope married."
New Alleys Open

Lucky Strike Recreation, Grand
River at West Grand boulevard,
throws open its "a new alleys to-
night with the Twenty-four team
Fleetwood League taking over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24

FoWs0ee Hetp Wanted
oIk n, TO .ssis. WITH two children; light
~ oSsiss; ssay. q clairmount apartment &.
GIRL 10 care for chih ana Hght homs
. wor' 1887 sheridan between l:so and
o.oo. "a a
|dfRE-ceneraI no wsshIax or Iro.5ns !:
stay nish1; good pay. Townsend s-x0ei.
If YOU iths 70 DRAW, 6KKTCH. or
q, r rnaN, see TALENT TEST "a m In
LOCAL wholesale kouss needs vemen
.of sood character with references. 10
orgsnfze and operAts suburban ladiss' dress
and ready -to-wsarN shops. Cab CA. OsSo
TOT interview appointment.
UNDERGRADUATE Nursss. apply IN per
on. AsH GENERAL Hospital, 3se6 Trum-
wAfTREss-Dsys. Sundays on: sxoeIIsDt
psyI steady record and references re-
S Cur Apply morning. 1904 wsst six
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wanted rood
pay; steady work. Apply $50 wsst Jef-
WHITE Ei1 for .,n.,.IT nz.,..-..S.,
children: Say nights, un,vs snSss: s.s,i
zoo IYPfefs at once; start work inmsdi-
ately; vacations with pay, etc - Nr.
Jones. nh Door. ts1 Howard street.
30 TYPIsre-Must have At Isast spsS6 AZ
-. Dee Mr.. Jones. sth Aoor. t3i Howard
Help Wanfsd-instrucfion
IF you LIKE TO DRAW. SKETCH Or
PAINT-writs for Talent Test (no feel :
give age and occupation. Adress Box
B-6oIs. Detroit Times.
Situations Wanfsd-Mds
APARTMENT caretaksrs; white couple
experfencsd decorators; excellent refer
coLLp0n graduate, sslss clerk, Sffice.
driving tutoring. interesting position.
CONSTRUCTOR worker. ia6orsr. janitoS
any Kind work; experienced; references
r1txroy 1857.
DIsHwAs9ER, porter. houseman: vori
with travelling salesman. experfenced
references. Tyler 7-22s4.
EXPERIENCED coiorsd mechanic for "a
rage, gas station. fabrication work.
JANIToR-cARETAKE night Waterman
experienced; references. honest, depend
able; married. Trinity 2-11ss.
PAfNTER-sxtertor decorator; excellent
trtous. tcoloredD. University Lift.
TRUCK DRIVER,-Long distance hauling,
semi-Iaiier experience: excellent refer
ences. University 1884.
TRUCK DRIvER-Young, with late mode
ton pickup; references; industrious
Clifford os23.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
Shamroeks Play La Sale

Catholic Central, winner over
River Rouge High in its last start,
returns to competition after an
other week of idleness to play De
La Sale on the latter's gridiron
this Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
Passes folly I.
At I'D. Tonight

fCoutinued from First Sport Page)
many seasons II the Razorbacks
figure only on stopping their
passes they will be fooled,
Aubrey Pug" Neal. Bob Forte
and Max Sallings are supposed 10
be the speedSters in the Arkansas
baokfeld, David Paul Jones the
star paSser. Frank Delmonego.
David Scarborough and Babe
CiaIone the plungers. Leslie Ross
like Forte. is a triple threat, while
Meredith Jones is the best punter.
HAVE FINE CENTER
Lake Detroit. the Rszorbacks
have an outstanding center In Co
Captain Daryl Cato. His battle
with Capt. Vino Banonis promises
10 be one of the features of the
game. II will be Banonis first
chance 10 show fans here why he
is being touted as an All-America
center.
Arkansas also boasts two OF the
finest tackles in the Southwest
Conference in Co-Captain Jeff
Coats. a 204-pound Texan, and
Firman Bynum. who tips the
scales around 1914. There are 10
others on the squad who are 1875.
or better. which will give the
Razorbacks a weight edge.
With two exceptions, Joe Gen.
sheiner at left end and Jack
Biringer at quarter, Coach Gus
Dorais will start the same team
that took the field against the
Aggies. Gensheimer will replace
Howard Heating. who has an in
jured knee. while Biringer gets the
cali over Art Link, who is due tol
see plenty of action.
MEET AGAIN
While tonight's game will mark
the opening of relations between
the two schools II will be the
second meeting Of Dorais and
Coach Fred Thomson Of Arkansas.
Thomson was an end on twol
Nebraska elevens that defeated
Notre Dame when Dorais was an
assistant to the late Knute Roclne
there.
The probable lineups:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24

Lou. f6ysiotkHSVy 1rsst1ssts.
O52O.
WILL Martha Bush Coiub. formerly Of
2040 Euclid avenue. Detroit, Michigan.
kfndfy contact the undersigned on Q zet-
ter OF great importance. Attorney IND ~ !
!. Koskoff. 74f5 Main street. etrsSO
I Withsse Intsst1es
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I Yes tsss Extra rIss N
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24

Referte-AlVIn Bel. Umplrt-MIke l.ay-
den (Notre Damei Head linesman-Don
Hamilton tNotrs Dame). Field tudss-W.
A. Moore.
Place-U. OF n. Stadium, AeNichols
road and LIvernois.
Time-g.lA
Evening star., 1941-08-14
ZOnta Club Told
Of Gas Campaian

Moving pictures and talks on the
petroleum conservation campaign in
the District featured the luncheon
meeting of the zonta Club held yes
terday at the Y. w. C. A.
Maj. B. c. Snow, chairman Of the
District Petroleum Conservation
Committee, discussed the petroleum
transportation problem in the Allan.
tic Coast area as it affects the Dis
trict of Columbia. A. D. Willard
jr., of Station WJSV, also spoke.
Save gas" stickers were distrib-
uted to the club members as well
as literature in connection with the
campaign.
Miss Eta Mai Russell, program
chairman, introduced the speakers
after Mrs. Ethel J. Hess had opened
the meeting. Miss Mary Sigman
presented the foreword.
Announcement was made that
Commissioner Guy Mason, who re-
Gently was forced to postpone ar
engagement to address the club
would be its guest on August q
The business meeting originally
scheduled for that day will be held
next week.
Evening star., 1941-08-14

I've been fighting the organization
for more than 20 years.
Seriously, though, I believe the
organizations policy of using the
increased county revenues for liqui-
dating Indebtedness and getting on
a pay-as-you-go basis is sound and
that we are getting as good govern
ment as possible in the county to-
day."
The Caucus Committee also re-
organized the county district groups
into smaller units to conduct inten-
sive drives during the next two
months to have new residents de-
clare their intentions on the coun-
ty records. Persons who declare
their intentions year before the
general election in November, 1912
are eligible to vote in the primaries
in September of that year, Mr.
Hampton explained.
The creation of new voting pre-
Cincts to bring the number of voters
down to the State requirement OF
about 300 to a precinct was urged
by the committee in a resolution
Some of the precincts in Bethesda
and Silver Spring have as many as
2,300 voters registered.
The special committees were set
up to take charge of new voters in
the suburban area: Western district
DR.. Benjamin C. Perry and Mr.
Hampton, Bethesda; Joseph A. Can
Evening star., 1941-08-14
Three Old Foes End
Feud With Brooke Lee
In Montgomery Pact
If You Cont Lick En-,
Join En- One Says
After 20 Years

Montgomery County Democrats
launched their 1912 political cam
paign last night with announcement
of a harmony" pact with three
long time "antis" and drive to step
up registration before the Novem-
Der deadline for declaring inten-
tionS.
County Chairman Thomas E.
Hampton announced the harmony
agreement with Albert M. Bouic,
Rockville attorney; George Peter
and j. Vinson Peter, Rockville real
estate operator, at caucus meet
ing of the United Democratic Or
ganization, as the E. Brooke Lee
majority faction of the party is
officially designated, in the Bethesda
County Building last night.
Immediately afterward the caucus
indorsed a recommendation to ap-
point George Peter to a vacancy in
the county treasurer's office left by
the recent death of Carter Clagett
of Rockville. He was formerly in
the Farmers Banking & Trust Co.
and Montgomery County National
Bank in Rockville and is now with
the Maryland State Roads Commits
sion office at Gaithersburg.
Both the Messrs. Peter and Mr.
Bouic have belonged to the anti.
organization faction of the party fol
many years. the latter and Vinsor
Peter among the most active. Mr.
Bouic admitted that some of his
friends might be surprised, but
added:
IF you can't lick 'em, join 'em
Evening star., 1941-08-14
Movies to Teach
Lip Reading to Be
Shown Tomorrow

A program Of silent moving pic
lures designed to teach lip reading
will be presented by Mrs. Lucelia
Moore, vice president Of the Pa
cific Zone of the American Society
for the Hard of Hearing, and DR..
Boris Morkovin of the University
of Southern California tomorrow
at pm. at the Washington So
ciety for the Hard of Hearing, 243i
Fourteenth street NV.
The films, which offer new and
interesting approach to lip reading,
were produced by DR.. Morkovin at
the University of Southern Cali
fornia where he is professor of cine
matography. DR.. Morkovin former
ly was with the Disney Studios in
Hollywood.
Mrs. Moore and other teachers of
lip reading wrote the script for the
silent films.
The meeting is open to the public.
Evening star., 1941-08-14
Walton League
Picnic Planned

Plans for the fourth annual pic
mic of the 1zaak Walton League to
be given August % under auspices
of the Womens Auxiliary will be
discussed at the auxiliary's monthly
meeting at pm. tomorrow at the
home of Mrs. Jay Reed in Alexan-
dria.
The picnic will be held at the
Bureau of Fisheries Station at Fort
Belvoir. Va.
Evening star., 1941-08-14

trel and J. Curtis Walker, Chevy
Chase; Royal H. Carlock, Glen Echo,
Cabin John and Brookmont, and
Albert H. Walker, Massachusetts
avenue extended; eastern district,
F. Byrne Austin and Joseph B.
Simpson, jr., Takoma Park; Julius
Evening star., 1941-08-14
Weddings
Continued From Page B-3.)

ed George Washington University
and Benjamin Franklin University
while Mr.. O'Halloran was graduated
from Tech High School and George
Washington University, where he is
a member of the faculty.
Out-of-town guests included Miss
Eleanor Merle Dodson of Longview
Tex, and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Thomas Brown and daughter, Miss
Dorothy Brown of Pittsburgh, and
an uncle Of the bride, Mr.. E. A
Brown of San Francisco.
Miss Elva Mason Weds
Mr.. Earl Leroy Taisey.
The marriage of Miss Elva r
Mason, daughter of Mrs. Fannie c.
Mason, of Washington, to Mr.. Ear
Leroy Taisey, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
H. c. Taisey. of Lancaster, Ohio
took place Saturday afternoon, at
4 o'clock in the Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. WILDER
Wilson.
The bride wore a light blue en-
semble with navy blue accessories
and her corsage consisted of roses
and forget-me-nots. She was at
tended by Miss Justina Di Francesca
who was attired in dusty pink with
brown accessories, her corsage being
sweetheart roses and delphinium
The best man, brother OF the bride
groom, was Mr.. Herbert Russell
Taisey. The ushers were Mr.. Carlin
Mason, brother of the bride, and
Mr.. H. B. Long.
The bride and bridegroom left on
a trip to the Pocono Mountains in
Pennsylvania. They will be at home
after Sunday at 200 Rhode Island
avenue NE.
Evening star., 1941-08-14
At Atlantic CITY

Mrs. John l.. Hamilton. accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. Whit
ney Paine of Coral Gables, Fla,
who spent several days at the
Shoreham Hotel, are now at the
Marlboro -Blenheim in Atlantis City.
Evening star., 1941-08-14
Dresses VacatiOnina

Mai and Mrs J. Bress and Miss
Frances WeStfal of the Aberdeen
Proving Ground, Nd, are at Pocono
Manor, Pa, for several days
stay.
Evening star., 1941-08-14

The Assistant to the Controller
General and Mrs. j. L. Baity are
spending some time at Pocono
Manor, Pa
Evening star., 1941-08-14

P. Stadler and Mr.. Lee, Silver
Spring; Richard F. Green, Kensing-
ton, and Lacy Shaw, Colesville.
Evening star., 1941-08-14

Ninety-nine per cent Of the build
ings and homes in Switzerland are
now wired for electricity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Quick Victory,
Else # S Defeat
Japanese Say

Clark II. Kawskami, seven
years a correspondent of the
official japanese news agency
Domei. herewith predicts that
If Japan fails TO succeed in her
present desperate efforts to
knock our the Philippines. Siuga-
pore and Hongkong. she will be-
gin 10 crack up under the strain
of war within a year.
Kswaksn1i. an AmericsH-born
japanese and fuI-fiedged
United States citizen. resigned
his post in Washington as Do
mel correspondent Immediately
after Japan'S stab-iH-the-bsck
surprise attack on Pearl Harbor,
which he denounced in a public
statement released by the United
States State Department as the
blacklist and most shameful
page in Japanese history" Ksws-
kani. who was educated az Har-
ward University. has announced
he will volunteer his services to
the United States Army TO do
his bit toward crushing for
ever" Jspsn's "niiItsrist rule"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-19
Thrill 10 Drama
Of Jungle Jim

Do you follow Jungle jim In
the Comic Weekly Of The Detroit
Sunday Times? II so. YOU also
will find II thrilling 20 hear the
radio program. The Adventures
Of Jungle Jim based on the car.
toon adventure features. each Sat-
urday over station WJBK at 11:30
"A m.
Become acquainted with this
program this Saturday Bull
Thorson Strikes Back is the title
OF this weeks episode and II con-
talns plenty Of elements 10 grip
your interest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-10

90 q year. Thus far in 1871 there
have been only six failures-small
banks. Chairman Leo Crowley in
Inmates that because OF increased
business activity, and higher civil
ian income, 1e4i may finish with
only the already known bank clos
ings.
PRIVATELY ONNED-It is Of
interest TO note that even though
the navy department has taken
over the Federal shipbuilding yards
~ kearny, N. j., the navy has
not taken legal possession. Proof:
The organization, 4 United states
Steel subsidiary. paid its $50, 400
taxes for October, November and
December to the city of Kesrny.
PER- FUEL - Washington
wires say new synthetic super
fuel is being perfected which viii
enable airplanes to fly farther and
fight harder. Your correspondent
learns that Shell Oil Ia already
producing the fuel. II has a better
than 110-octsne rating. Company
In under contract with the navy
for such deliveries.
AIRCRAFT-Defense orders of
aircraft manufacturers now total
more than 5000, 900, 900 compared