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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05
Banker Praises
New Credit
Regulations
Industrial National
President Calls
Changes Very Sound

The new regulations 10 control
instalment buying by the Federal
Reserve authorities in Washington
were sound and timely, Eugene w.
Lewis, president Of the Industrial
National Bank. contends. They
will act a. a protection to bor-
rowers and buyers. and there viii
be ample opportunity for individ-
ualS. merchants and lending lnSti-
tutions 10 take care of all reasons
able and proper needs OF their
customers, he said.
Consumer credit has been n
majO factor I'm our democratic
way Of life and standard OF liv-
ing, and Its regulation along
sound lines" said Mr.. Lewis. "Is
timely because there may have
been some Sabuses In the past.
Conservative banking institu-
tons have long advocated tho
curbing Of unsOund practices In
connection with consumer credit.
They therefore welcome the
regulations of the Federal Re-
serve Board In fixing down pay
ments and maximum terms for
the purchase of certain con-
sumner durable goods.
LITTLE CHANGE
"Under the proposed regula-
lions, any merchant, automobile
dealer or bank which has been
making sound loans will find it
necessary to change their poll
cies but little.
There will be little. III any.
change I'm terms offered to bor-
rOwers who wish to secure funds
to pay hospital and medical bills,
taxes, educa tiOnal costs. to meet
emergencies, or to buy fuel,
clothing and other needed sup
plies and equipment.
BUILD FOR FUTURE
II believe borrowers will he
enabled TO clear up their indebt-
edness within a reasonable time,
and certainly this will help safeS~,
guard against some of the hard
ships which would be expert
enced when business activity
slows down and jobs are not a.
plentiful as they are today"
he concluded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05
Fed'1 Reserve Adds
Bank

CHICAGO. Sept 5.-The Fed
eral Reserve Bank of Chicago
today reported that the Liberty
State Bank Of Hamtramck has
been admitted to membership in
the Federal Reserve System. The
officers Of the bank arc Joseph
Chronowski. president Alois J.
ChronowSki vice president and
cashier; Anthony J. Seeger. vice
president, and Julian p. Blelat,
assistant cashier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05
Cattle Prices
Advance; Sheep.
Hogs Strong
RECEIPTS FOR WEEK

NdldDle receipts OF tdlllc on
Thursday totaled 400 head. Com
pared with last weeks close.
slaughter steers. yearlingS and
heifers were steady TO strong. Fed
cattle were mostly steady; cows
150 25c higher and bulls strong
to 25c higher Most good to choice
fed steers and yearlingS were
Sll.35 10 SIPS with top $3.50
on a few choice yearlings. Two
loads of choice l289-lb. fed steers
sold al $1,000. fleshy grass and
short-fed steers were $4,000
lips and few short-fed heiferS
up 10 S1l00.
Bulk common 10 medium native
gresS steers and heiferS were SITS
TO $3.50. bulk beef cows. S7.35 10
$3.50; Gamers and cutters. $500
to 81 25, good weighty sausage
bulls. up TO 1925: most light and
medium bulls. 500 10 $3.50: and
common 10 ioW-good stock steers.
$3.50 TO, $1,000.
Calves Salable receipts an Thurs
day were 200. Compared TO last
week $ close, -teaiefs wefe-5ee
higher, closing bulk good 10 choice
grades, Sl4.50 10 $500 Common
and medium sorts were largely
$1,000 10 SID. 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05
Motor Products
Gets 100000
Ford Contract
J Will Supply Rear
Gun Turrets for
Consolidated Bomber

Motor Products Corporation has
received an approximately SILL
100000 contract from the Ford
Motor Company 10 supply rear
gun turrets for the Consolidated
B-24 bomber which the latter
company will start building early
in 1912. Initial production will be
started by Motor Products al
about the same time, according 10
present plans.
Receipts OF this order substan-
TALLY changes the corporation
outlook and should permit main
tenance of fair volume after the
end OF this year despite the prob
able severe cut I'm automotive
sales scheduled 10 become progress
sively greater after November.
The Ford contract brings Motor
Products defense bookings 10 date
to slightly upwards of Sl4 SOC. 600.
Other items include about $1,000
900 OF platform and turret assem-
blics for Ms medium tanks. being
built by Chrysler Corporation and
Pressed Steel Car Company and
$3.50 900 Of miscellaneous parts for
the Rolls Royce Merlin aircraft
engine being built by Packard and
the Pratt e. Whitney aircraft en-
CINE being built by Ford Produc-
tIOn on the aircraft engine and
tank parts already is under way.
Current indirect defense output
also includes about $4,000 a
month OF house trailer parts for
use in trailers being used as emer-
yency housing units.
Another order initially for about
$3.50. 900 is for pilot enclosures for
the Martin B-26 bomber 10 be
built by Chrysler These are sched-
ed TO go into production in No
DHmber
Earnings possibilities Of the gun
turrets TO be built for Ford cannot
he evaluated now. The turrets
like the Consolidated bomber itself
must be first put in production
before either Ford or Motor Prod
ucts can definitely determine how
actual costs compare with esti-
mates made from hlueprlnts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05
Presidents Remarks
Clearly Anti-Marxian
Rukeyser
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYsER

The headlines naturally enough stressed the ware aspects
President Rooevets Labor Day speech but there
noticed II of significance the domestic
Regulating MARKHAM class struggle doctrines the President
suggested that the the depends
OF the essential harmony of interests of the groups
In emphasizing the unity OF the underlying bertes-cv.
religious and economMr Roosevelt following the foot
steps OF educational campaign conducted by H. w Prent
president Armstrong Cork Company former Of
National Association Manufacturers During Years
Mr. Prentis has from his
the tripod Of liberties, which exist fall together.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05
Farmers Market

APPLES Wolf RIVER. fancy. 81 iOGl %
D. So 13sffx 81 Neslhifs. fame, - 30
hu 80 !, soc - N Is, ~ ?. ey, SIC
in'psh fapc, 81 75n 60 No. J. u % %
CrAR.PrLEs so : s4ia,0 hu
RfA$s .:feen spct - bu ~. :
So ~. 80 2. 10. DAA. ianci 80
17i -, so yc ken'n,sl
eesns. nn,, - NJ ,. - ,osi IS bu
10 g. ~ go bp Lima beans SO J.
s2T2.jo. ~ 2 - IN
REErs 40 l. 2j1 icc, do7su hun,he'
)LhcKBERRIEs 40 3 S85so ~.
BROCCOLI 10. I. 2sal0 bu.
CABBACE 80. } - y sc ha No ?
s0c red No. J. zoe gSi No. 2. s0c
curly No l. 81 bu
cANTALOyPEs Fancy. 81 bu 80. /
CARROTS Fame, b. dozen bens.
No !. 30 y 4oc, poo y 81 - bua SO ? sc
Dozen lunches 7Sc hushei
CAULIFT.OwER Pane - - bu No.
CELERY ~. ]. 20 SOC. NJ. ?, lon
200 dozen bunches
Celery CABBAGE Fancy 81 bushel.
No = s5HsJc hu.
CUCUMBERS- No 'hcers to1 soc
bu. all HHl55. small tigtJ 50: me
dunn 81 JoH3.
medium. Si0Hii small. 50 251e -
GRAPES 40. ! lsc cot basket
oKRA No. !, soc . 81 % s-Ib. basket
Onions Green. No. : aoT soc dozen
lunches: drv onions fancy. ~ 70 /.
SOL 30 5d-lh. sack No >. 75ci Wckine
options. fancy $3.50 tO-lb. sack; No. /.
PARSLEY 400 SOC dol, bch,
PARsNiPs-- 80 !. q IN No ~ so
PEACHES Hsles fancy ~ io12 bu
No ! 81 50H2 bu. No ~ :" hu
liberia fancy. ~ hu No. l. Nn LOO
PEARS Fancy 50 30 !. 81 25dI 80
No p T5casl
PEPPERS Green No I toae5c hu,
40 2 400 IN -Sn--l s3Hiac. No
?. zoe: red hot No. T. 500 SOC prck hskt
PtMENTos No J, ~ ~ soc peek basket
PI.UMs-FAncy. 81 bu. No. !. 81 p =
! Is. No. ?. 81 bushel
POTATOES Fancy. s0c u 81 bu' No l.
7Ou soc bu. No ?. t5c bu
POULTRY Hens. live. heavy breeds 70
n 22c n: leghorns, lsu zoe. broileu
heavy. 2i124c III leghorns. is1 2ic m.
RADIsHEs--R Red. No. 1. $50 45c dozen
hchs: No. 2, use. long white. No J. 30 p
sc dor. punches. horse, No. l, 81. 90 peek
basket.
RAsPBERRIEs- No. !. s3.73G
f25 25.qt crate.
RUTABAGAs No. / eoas 5c hu. :,
souAsH-summer. No J. 35Htoc =
NJ : NO = Aotf Ahtt sIeo'ht 49,
! 75aaoc bu: No g. soc. Italian fancy
pOc peck basket; No. L. IS n soc. No 2
soc: Hubbard No l. IS 75c: Delicious
EJECT coRN-No. I. 500 75c 5-dor
sack. No. 2 soc
ToMAToEs-Fsncy. $3.50 bu No. !
agg Use. No. 2. soc bu.
vJRNIPs- /. $50 soc dor. bchs
81 Is bushel
GREENs-R Romano fancy
81 bu.: No. l. 500 Use. escarole. No, /, "
~ s5c bu endive. No. !, eOc 70 ~ Is bu.
No. 2. 75c: sorrel No I. $50 soc bu.
swis. chsrd 35n SOC bu. ksle. No. l.
So s5c bu mustard No. 1, t01 soc bu.
,urnips No I. $50 75c bu. 351 soc doz
punches: spinach No J. 81 25I 80 bu.
No 2 81 bu head lettuce No. I. eO'
hu; leaf lettuce. No. !. pQc ~ ~ 10 bu.
No ? 7Jc: collards No. l. a. SOC hu.
VEGETABLE oNsTERs-No. l. so" 400
dor lunches.
wATERMELoNs No l, 75c4Si; No
2 jOc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05
Thrifty PenaIized

The consequence? Unprece-
dented millions have accepted
governmental relief.
Moreover. the administrators
undertaking policy has been 10
penalize the thrifty. Savers
and investors have been uncon-
scionably victimized.
If nobody in this country had
saved and invested. America
would have remained as back
ward as China. India. Mexico
and other lands still suffering
from low standards of living.
1t is high time to call a halt
on killing the goose that lays
the golden eggs.
Copyright. 1871. by b C. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05
Government Spending Vastly Greater Now

49, Sonee's6y things might go that way now but do not
thnk The with
and prices has been clumsy The political
with o ton
to enduring The
under much complete control than
economy of 1887 and the spending vastly
Furthermore the administration only lesson or
1897 mind but also doubt u
participation
It's toward radical policies probably keep
nd credit Control
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05
Means Complete Control Over Business

fOrcCaSting
II means almost complete control by business
and almost consideration o are
approaching
make. Will be told
than according the of
But at least be- made that the
clumsy and prevent
dsocation and readuStmcnts of economy
that the armament and public spending
be huge that they will large
recession this Thus relatively
small and temporary setback business activity Fall
OF the record OF 1887 be considered
of looked
the governments might
New Deal bunged the control
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05
Loans 10 Brokers
Jump 137 Millions

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-Loans
to brokers and dealers in the week
ended September 3 totaled 462,-
up Sl37.000.000 from the
previous week and an increase of
S1S1 100000 from the like week a
year ago.
Other loans for the purpose of
purchasing or carrying securities
amounted TO S159.000,000, down
81 .000. 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05
Car Loadings Seen
Around 100000

NEW YORK. Sept 5 Railroad
freight traffic in the week ended
August 30 gained 10 around 9l0,-
600 cars. reports Of 81 major
systems indicate. While this would
be a new high this year and the
highest for any week since that
of Nov. ., 1880. the Improvement
over the Immediately preceding
week was not as large as expected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05
Building Awards
Top 1910 Period

NEW YORK, Sept s. Engi-
ncering construction awards for
the short week ended September
{, due 10 tho Labor Day holiday.
iotaled S900ld.0O0, an increase Of
is per cent over the correspond
inc 1910 week according TO Engi-
neering News Record.
Public construction Is respon-
sible for the gain topping the last
years total by IS per cent.
The current weeks awards
bring the 1871 total TO &.4l964l.-
000, just double the volume re-.
ported for the corresponding 80
week period last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05
SHEEP HIGHER

Sheep and lamb salable receipts
were 500. Compared to last weeks
close, Spring lambs were S1.00 10
81 IS higher. Late sales on good
10 choice natives were Sl2.l0 to
$3.50 with tops $3.50, medium
TO good grades, Sll00 TO $1,000
and buck lambs discounted 81 90.
Most thin fleshed native lambs
10 feeders were at $3.50 10 STOPS.
and slaughter ewes were steady to
SIS 90 down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05
Livestock Markets
ITTSRI Rt:u

PITTSBURGH Sept. g. GNsi-CAT.
Til Receipts. 50. market steady steers
choice Sill son 80 medium 20 good
SIC. So II. common. Sl05 50. heifers me-
dunn TO good. s. 5O1 9 Is common So 20
p !. so cows. medium 90 good. SO $50 rs
Gamers and cutters S5ne 10 bulls good
TO choice. SsH9 80. common 20 medium.
So. sou : SO
HOGS Receipts. 100; marie, steady
I60-ls0 lbs. Sl2 20, IsO-22o lbs
Si2. 201 II 30. 220-250 lbs. Si1 65 IL 30.
$40. So l. SO. roughs. 50 - 10
SHEEP Receipts zoo market steady
choice lambs Si1 55Tl22J medium "a
good. s10Wli; common lambs Seu so
ewes. S3Hf wethers ~. 30 80
CALVES Receipts. IS market steady
good 10 choice xI3 5OIli5O. medium.
SlO.50 . II 50: culs and common, SO. sou S
CHICAGO
CHICAGO Sept. 5. - (INsl - HOGS -
Is. 500 steady. strong holdovers 900
top sl2 10. Dulk Sii sou II 90. heabies
StLef ~ s.. mediums. Sii 90 u II 10. lights.
Sill - 10: light lights. si075 I 80
packins soWs. 50 70 ~ 10 90. pigs. 50 J0H
10 30
CATTLE Receipts. 500: steady calves.
receipts 500. steaday. bef steers choice
Si1 IS " So. medium SSW1i.75. YEAR
nnes 50 ~ -. butcher cattle heifers $
% y -. cows N'.25dS bulls, $50 tn
steers, % ~ -, cows and heifers ~ ~
10 ~
SHEEP Receipts = 500 steady. lambs.
Si2 IS % - 81 common. $40 I0u12 - Nraf-
lines ~ 0.jo. feeders III nli -. ewes.
~ T5t 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05
HOGS UP SLIGHTLY

Hogs salable receipts on Thurs
day were 600 and mostly steady
10 10c higher. Spots were l5c
up; practical top, Sl2.10 on sorted
200 10 220-lb. weights 10 city
butchers; bulk good 10 choice 100
10 250-lb.. Sll.65 10 $1,000; $50 10
300-lb. S1120 10 Sll55: butchers
300 lbs. up, 5000 10 Sll.00; most
l40 10 l60-lb. lights. Sll,00 10
SIPS: bulk packing sows, S9.25
to $3.50
- Compared TO last weeks close
butchers were largely Sc to 10C
lower and packing sows. 25c off.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferrous
metal quotations supplied hy Federated
Metals Division Detroit Spot 20 pcr cent
tin. nominal. New YORK. - 90. future TN.
% 90 lake grade copper. delivered Md
west. 70 electrolyiic spot smelier. -
casting copper ~ -. 81 LOUIS lead g. 20.
St Louis zinc : %. New York sntimony
Is. virgin aluminium lie.
Tin quiet. coppers producers have re-
ceived ALLEGATION certificates covering =
iarge part ~ September production. Expect
OPM let September srocationr IN few
DAYS. Dspsrt ~ %. Resale ~ 90 Free
sterling ( 07tlI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05
.50-Cent Dividend
BY BONN Aluminium

Bohn Aluminium and Brass
Corporation has declared a divi-
dend of 50 cents. payable October
!. to holders Of record September
ID. Like amount was paid Oh
JulY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05
Neisner Bros. Sales
Increase in August

Neisner Brothers August sales
totaled 81, 163,437 as compared
with $1,740,395 in August. 1910 an
increase of "a per cent. For the
first eight months of 1941. volume
was Sl4.923, 007. against S13.1O4,.
81 IN the similar period a wear
ago. July sales showed a gain OF
So.o per cent over July. 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05
LEGAL NOTICE


OFFICE OF the Collector OF Cystom. fS.--
trot, Michigan. August 20. 1g4i Notice
Is hereby given that the following described
seized merchandise. 1 mans tweed suit.
bottles whisky IS bottles nqueurs 4
bottles llqueurs. IS pieces handmade 1ses.
linen hsndkercbiefs. . pieces linen artf-
sles bottles hqueurs, doilies. hand.
kerchiefs ] linen cloth 4 bottles Haueufa
z wool auto robes. IL bottles whisksv.
ham, so bottles ale. 1 Plymouth sedan.
motor No. Pf-2222js, serial No. i0237s3s.
s1h CUM ana rag, pairs slk hose ard
20 pieces glassware has been SEIZED for
viniaiipn ~ the Customs Revenue laws Il,
ms District between The dates ~ April II.
1871 70 August ~. 1871 that the same
viii be forfeited 70 the United states gov.
eminent on September 10. 1851, In accord.
ance With the statutes made and provided.
Any person claiming any ~ the above de-
,cribed merchandise should Ole with ne
1ts ~ her claim 20 sUch nnerchsndf-e
within twenty DAYS from The date ~ the
hrst publication ~ this rofice Martin ~
Bradley. Collector u Customs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05
Big Board Admits
M(Kesson Preferred

NEW YORK. Sept 5.-The New
York Stock Exchange today adj
mitted TO the list and to dealings
subject TO effectiveness Of regis
tration under the Securities EX-
change Act Of 1884. McKesson e.
Robbins, Inc. 5i4 per cent cumu-
lative preferred stock, 500 par
value.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05
Gas Stocks Reduced;
Oil Output al Peak

NEW YORK. Sept. 5.-American
Petroleum Institute estimates gas
olinc stocks were reduced $4,000
barrels last week to 1852 900.
Refinery operations were 94.7 per
cent. up 81 points. Crude oil out
put averaged 4.004.700 barrels
daily. a new high record and UP
29.259 daily from the preceding
Vycck
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05
Detroit Poultry

leghorn hens. his and up. lac. cocks
10 = lie; rock springers, average run. 2lc
leghorn springsrs. ise
EGGS Marksf firm. current fece pts
p &c. undergrades 2f1 25hc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05
Sees Temporary Setback
in Business This Fall
1aney
BY LEWIS HANEY
Profssscr Of Economics, y. \. Unis.rsty

While baromcoTs Of in july
there already of approaching For
example the commodity slowed down somewhat
and notably small comparison with the
tiy Of goods produced of demand
did not fast the supply did
More recently these suggestions have been emphasized by
casts of readJusment the tempo of business
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05
United Trust Company Of New

York declared regular dividend
~ SIS. payable October ] 10 stock
OF record September 10,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-05
Foreign EXCHANGE

NJ" YORK, SEPT Prizes in cents.
EIROPE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06
Clean Child
Is Cool Child

Children. like adults, need more
frequent bathing; shampooing and
face washing during summer
months. The youngster who looks
clean and fresh most Of the time
will boiler about hot weather less
than one who is allowed to have
dirt on his face and hands and 10
wear soiled clothes several hours
a day.
This isn't to suggest to any
mother that she wear herself out
trying to keep Johnny from max
ing mud pies or little Susie from
climbing a tree. Far from It.
The idea IL. let them get dirty
but not stay dirty. Two baths
q day, instead OF one, and fire.
quent washing Of face and hands
will take q lot Of hot weather
fretting out OF almost any child.
Your childs summer clothes.
like our own, should be easy to
wash.
Watch out for overdoses Of sun
burn. A childs skin Il much more
sensitive than an adults. His
little back, neck, arms and face
ought to be covered with suntan
oil every day during the first few
weeks he begins playing In the
sun. Even then he should not be
allowed to stay In the brightest
sunshine for more than half an
hour at a time until his skin gets
used to 1t and becomes darby
tanned.
children's hair should be washed
In warm water with liquid sham
poo or melted soap, and rinsed
many. many times. Two soapings
and four OF five rinsings are about
right. Afterward. IT ought to be
dried by hand-in the sunshine II
possible.
Between shampoos. try clean
ing and freshening up your
child's hair with a clean brush
into which has been stuck pieces
Of clean cotton. Brush until the
cotton looks soiled. then remove
II and tuck clean pieces between
the bristles.
Keep on brushing until the cot
ton no longer becomes slightly
discolored or oily.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06
Wants Kitten

Dear Miss Grey: I wondersif any
Of your readers have a male Per-
sian kitten they would give to me +?
I will give 1t a good home. II you
do know Of anyone who is looking
for a home for their kitten, tell
me and l will be glad to call for IL.
My number Is GA 594s-R. o. J.
Dear o. j.: In this column last
night there was an offer I think
you would be interested In. A
party had three part Persian
kittens and one older cat 10 give
away. Her telephone number
was printed. am printing your
telephone number In case some
one who In looking for n home
for their kitten would like to get
In touch with you.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06

carries = jsekst--w indprcof BIT
lightweight Thss ala = hardy -
the top ~hsrs there mHy ~ ne~
and ies.
To DnEas On NOT TO
DNEan ron DfkNkn
In most % the lodges whsrs real
mountsin climbing sddicts spsnd
vacations. siIk Or lightweight woci
street dresses Or beautifully tai.
iored Stacks are worn far dinner.
II YOU don't knsw snyons who bss
stayed there. The simplest way %
solve ths prohiem q shsth<r 20
ar<zs Ter dinner 10 u ~fils snd
ssk the proprietor II the lodge
whsfs you have made reservations
There are no hard ard fast rai>s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06
Second Wedding

Dear Miss Grey: I am going to
be married in June and plan on .
lawn wedding. Since l have been
married before. what should
wear?
Would II be proper to wear q
pale blue formal and have flowers
across my hair and wear a pale
blue shoulder length veil. My
bridesmaid will be wearing q
formal gown with a large hat TO
match her dress. A. r.
Dear A. r.: You could not
possibly choose anything more
appropriate for your wedding
than a dress Of pale blue. The
second marriage II the same ~
the first except that the bride
should not wear n bridal veil.
orange blossoms, nor myrtle
wreath. which are emblems Of
virginity.
The gown fer your attendant
IL also correct. However, she
should not be called n brides
maid, rather she IL your maid
Tor matron) OF honor. A woman
who Ia being married for the
second time should not have
bridesmaids.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-06
Personal
To Fat Girls

hs~ ye1 nusy slaM ava yssx fsas 80
tEsfs wl.l.sa4 s1aFyat4gs aAe44na - esea~
tresalaE exsE.Ases- <zse go asHslkly 49,
lass Asrm1.a sHaaF a. esH14ti1aa 80 49,
eef4lnF " eisestl1ra - tAs DnNkmxa
MANIA tsbasta taFa has3 $40 u 80
betiss 10 ussfs fesn AIRY yesrs- hsfs fAea
iaertT aalAl1a taEsa ksss $3.50 dlstfltals2
fzFfaE tEat gsfsa1.
earas1.a 80 q eaFs-a1 Narnooia =
ssig ~ aSsIs "a gerseas wasme fatsssa :
eaz4ed - shgfald asalsaeaeF fAFpstsg rei1-
.sa5 80 SO 80 sft~fNase aornai 40 49,.
49,. Hs - E9t nss4e anF diaanasla a. fkaf
. - fans1Aga - yeef phgalelas. 80 aaass
- esasoita1 - 49, pafpaAe WA - ~ q
80 th4aa sGss anaonlfsrtah&a pennAa n~a
Na<mata uaT CO q - ~ - 49,
- - 49, s1s.