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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12

For her wedding the Drlde wore
a gown of white slipper satin with
a high neck and bracelet length
sleeves with shirring matching
the panel of shirring which joined
the bodice and the trained skirt.
She wore a full length veil which
was held in place by halo of lace.
Her flowers were orchids, gar
denias and stephanotis.
Before the ceremony the brides
aunt, Mrs. Ethel Williams of Spo-
kane, sang Because" and Il Love
You Truly" accompanied by Mr..
Calvin Knapp at the organ.
Mrs. Robert Engh was her sis
ter's matron of honor and wore a
pastel yellow dress with a colonial
corsage of yellow chrysanthemums
and violas. The other attendants
were Miss Mary Lou Fulton in
old rose lace. Miss Thora Holden
and Miss Betty Thatcher in pastel
pink. all carrying colonial bou-
quets with matching flowers in
their hair. They wore pearls and
pearl locket pins, gifts from the
bride.
Mr.. J. B. Thatcher was best man
for his brother and the ushers were
Messrs. n. ]. Nyndman, Harold
Thatcher. Jerry Sandstead, Jack
Getaz. William Zenk, Tedd Gregg
and Corwin Bonham.
Mrs. Bonham wore a turquoise
dress for her daughters wedding
with a corsage of pale pink rose
buds and Mrs. Thatcher was in
white crepe with gold trim and a
corssge of yellow rosebuds.
A wedding reception was held
in the attractive decorated parlors
Of the church. Roses and dahlias
in many eolors predominated.
Receiving with the parents of
the couples were members Of the
NF1444E R1ANN anu N44C AAAAt =
brother. Mr.. Tom Wheeler Bonham
of Pullman. who gave his sister
in marriage
Pouring were Mrs. J. Z. Bon
ham. grandmother of the bride.
wearing blue lace. and Mrs. S. d.
Nyndman. grandmother Of the
groom, In black lace, both with
gardenia corsages.
Assisting were Mrs. William
Clarence Dolly OF Sprague. an
aunt Of the bride, who cut the wed
ding cake. Misses Lillian vedvick,
Miss Betty Bower. Miss Jeanne
johnson. Miss Betty Ann Fulton,
Miss Barbara Kohl. in charge of
the gifts and guest book.
For going away the bride wore
mustard colored suit with brown
accessories. She wore the BRIDE
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Miss Sharpe
WEEDS Sept. IS

Marriage TO Mr.. Thomson
SoIsmnizsd IN Church
White gladioli against a
background Of ereenery pro-
vided the setting for the mar
rage Of Miss 0lwen Pearl
Sharpe, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Y H. Sharpe. to Staff
Sergt. Raymond Gordon
Thomson, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. G. Thomson of Malta,
Montana, Sept. 10 at the
Church Of the Holy Commun-
ION
The Rev. Charles T. Ment-
xer read the service before a
group Of 200 friends.
Clarence Lund was best man and
the unhers were Stanley Sharpe.
Harold Sharpe. Robert Sharpe.
brothers Of the bride. and Russell
Frye.
Mis- Sharpe. given In marriage
BY her father. was gowned In white
satin. with lace insets In the me-
dunn length train. the sweetheart
neclline was outlined with seed
pearls. Her fingertip veil. edged
with lace. was held 10 her hair
by = small coronet Of pearls and
the bouquet was Of white rosebuds
and stephanotis with satin
streamers.
The matron Of honor. Mrs. clar-
ence Lund. sister Of the bride. wore
. gown Of rose taffeta and carried
. bouquet Of blue deiphinums. The
attendants were Miss Dorothy
Rathbone Of Seattle. Mrs. Lois
Sharpe. . sister-in-law, Mrs. Mar
jorie Jordan Butler. and Miss
Marion Blake. wearing blue, yell
lou. pink and rose. their flowers
contrasting with their frocks.
Charming little sharon Judith
Sharpe. . niece. wearing pink chif-
fon. vas flower girl. and nephew.
Roger Owen sharpe. was ring
bearer.
Candles were lighted before the
ceremony by Miss Vivian Canes
and Mibs Shirley Laurice Sharpe.
both In blue chiffon. Mrs. Stanley
Craig accompanied by Miss Doris
Smith. orgsnist. sang Because"
and oh Perfect Love-"
The reception was held IN the
parish house and Mrs.. sharpe
wore blue chiffon with . corsage
Il pink rosebuds and stephanotis.
Assisting with the serving were
Mn. Jack Ciseburt. Mrs.. Frederick
roye. Mira Isla Henderson and
Nrs. Harold scholle. Mrs. Carl
ostlnnd was In charge Of the
brides cake.
Leaving for . short trip. Mrs.
Thomson was frocked In an aqua
costume with brown accessories.
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groom's gift, a gold wrist watch.
They went to Spokane and vicinity
on their wedding trip and were
present for the golden wedding
anniversary celebration of the
brides great aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. T. ]. Buss.
Both the bride and bridegroom
are Stadium graduates.
Little Dianne Short was flower
girl for the wedding and wore
yellow organza dress. Ronnie
Mishler, ring bearer, wore a white
suit.
Besides the out of town wedding
guests mentioned already Mrs.
Grace Thatcher, grandmother of
the groom. came from Seattle. as
did Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Smails; Mr..
and Mrs. D. S. Hyndman came
from Bremerton, Mr.. Howard
Gregg from Washington, d. c.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Murray
from Atlanta Ga.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12

Marriage
Dorothy Marie Si1er WEEDS
Mr.. Everett SoIdin

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur J.
Woodruff announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Dor
othy Marie Sizer, to Mr..
Everett Eric Soldin, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Soldin of
Tacoma. The marriage was
solemnized quietly Thursday
evening in Zion Lutheran
church in the presence of a
score of relatives.
Organ music was played for the
wedding and Mrs. Milton Freeman.
jr, cousin of the bride. sang ITO
YOU" Tonight We Love" and
Devotion" Only attendants for
the couple were Miss Helen Olsen
and Mr.. Delmar Solden of the
u. S. Navy who was home on a
two-week furlough.
The candles were lighted by
Miss Shirley Larson, a cousin Of
the bride. A reception followed at
the home Of the brides aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Cornils of SO.
5Sth st.
After a weeks motor trip, the
young couple will make their
home in Fern Hill.
The bride wore a white wool
jersey street dress with brown ac-
cessories and added a brown fur
coat for going away. She carried
a Rainbow prayer book with brown
baby orchids.
Mrs. Ernest Cornils cut the
wedding cake.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12
JuniorD. A. r.
Opens Year
Members Hear Paper On
y. S. Ssrvies Schools

Junior Mary Ball d. A. R.
met Tuesday evening at the
home Of Mrs. ]. H. Kitlar,
Mary Ball regent. In the alb
sence of the president, Mrs.
Thomas p. Turner, Miss Dor
othy Ringer. vice chairman,
presided. Serving with Mrs.
Turner for the year are Miss
Mary Ellen Dumbleton, re-
cording secretary; Miss Mary
Caroline Richardson, treas
urer; Mrs. S. George veloris,
program; Miss Vera Parsons,
corresponding secretary and
publicity.
Mins Lucille Parsons. historian;
1Ers. william Kohout. American
Ism: Mrs.. Thomas p. Turner. Ma
tionnl Defense: Mrs. Robert M.
Witter. Red Cross: MIRA Ray w.
Perkins. Tamassee: Mrs. Frederick
B. F1berg. telephone: Mrs. Harry
p. Cain. radio: Mrs. Russell Baker.
Echos reporter: Miss Mary Caro-
line Richardson- pianist; Mrs C
w. Kinnman, social
Mrs. 9. George yelonis. program
chairman. gave q short talk on
the program theme for the year,
AT Home With the United Ma
tions" She then presented Mrs.
Frederick B. Friberg. who gave
the first of the series Of papers.
United States Service Schools. /"
discussing west Point and
Annapoli8 Miss Berry, Ring show
ed pictures Of her recent visit 70
Williamsburg and told many inter-
esting incidents Of her trip.
Hostesses for the evening were
1lrA G. w. Kinzman and Mrs.
Harry W. Andrews. jr. The late
supper was served from = table
cenfered with fan flowers and
carry1ng out the Halloween motif.
Pressing Il the tea table were
1frx 3 George velonis and Mrs.
Floyd c. Kinnear Gertrude Pur-
1nfon)-
1Era William B. Gregg. former
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12

Warm of autumn used in the floral appoint
for the church and the of the wedding party
Saturday morning when Miss Paulene Agnes Tenda and
Mr. Lawrence John Burcar exchanged their wedding
at the altar of Holy Rosary church
The 10 o'clock nuptia celebrated by the Rev
FIR. Ansem o. s. B.. before 200 wedding guests following
double ring ceremony in which the bride given by
her father
She is the attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles
d. Tenda and her husband the of Mrand Mrs. John
C. Burcar
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12

Mrs. McMaster viii be the new
president. Mrs. Anna V. Peacock.
corresponding secretary. and Mrs.
Kitlar the study director. Other
offices remain unchanged. Mrs.
Kitlsr viii present the year books.
During this time Of national
emergency a number OF changes
in club policy have been made.
Fewer meetings are planned along
with the grouping Of hostesses.
and meeting times will be earlier
to avoid transportation difficulties
Programs for the year win in
clude current personalities. fiction
and poetry.
On the Introductory party of
the program Tuesday members
win be called en- to tell how they
spent vacations.
As has been the custom for
years to have on Presidents day"
the state federation report. Mrs.
Joseph MeNary. president of the
womsn's club. will be a guest and
win present highlights Of the con-
vention.
Ofher rneuherx who win he
present are Mesdames Ivan Bala-
hanoff, Lillian c. Diilman. VIII
liam +. Dodge. r. r. Hibbard. Z. J.
Hiberiy. s. w. Northcutt A. II.
Smith. Evelyn Chantler. f. +.
cushman. +. J. Hackett. James
Warren and Mrs. 4. J. Doherty.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12
Mrs. FAX Is Hostess al
Luncheon. Shower

Mrs. Jack Falk entertained at
a o'clock luncheon and shower
honoring Mrs. Maynard D. vetter
last Friday. Honors for games
went to Mrs. Frances oyer, Mrs.
Kenneth Jones and Mrs. Ralph
Rhines.
Guests were the Mesdames Ed
ward Anderson, Emma Ferguson,
Elmer Myers. Cecil Myers. sher-
man Mccormick. Howard Glas-
letter, Roland Hill. Walter oyer,
Frances oyer, Kenneth Jones,
Ralph Rhines and Miss Emma z.
Raveling.
Willard W. c. I. L, viii hold
its last meeting before the county
convention at the home Of Mrs.
Lana Locke, 4106 So. Yakima,
Tuesday. Luncheon viii be served
at 1890. Devotionals will be led
by Mrs. c. B. Siler.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12
Annual Presidents Day"
Announced by Study Club
Long Established Women's Group to Have Traditional
Program tuesday As New Season Gets Under Way

Another season Of the Tacoma Womans Study club will
be opened Tuesday afternoon when the annual Pres
dents Day" and nohost luncheon win be held at the home
of Mrs. II. E. York, 2S0S No. Puget Sound ave.
1t was on March 13 1899, the club organized and
meetings have been held consecutvely since that time
Retiring officers who will receive the guests Mrs.
j. H. Kar president Mrs. c. A. Snyder, vice president
Mrs. E. NJ Berger recording secretary; Mrs Hattie Rooms,
secretary; Mrs c. Emore McMaster treas
urer and Mrs Arthur J Buchen, study director.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12
Truebloods Welcome First
Child October &

Mr.. and Mrs william Trueblood
Of the Brentwood apartments are
receiving congratulations on the
birth Of q son. Allan Dean. at Ia
coma General hospital. Grand
parents are Mrs. Naude Truehlood
Of Olympia and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Naccsrato OF Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12
Bonham-T Thatcher Marriage
Read in EpWorth Church
Pretty Evening Ceremony Followed by Reception in
Church PsrIors; Honeymoon in Eastern Washington

Two hundred fifty relatives and friends of Miss Ethel
Grace Boaham and Mr. Burdette Ernest Thatcher filled
Epworth Methodist church last Saturday evening to
witness their marriage which soemnized in candeght
by the Rev. H. o. Perry in setting of white and pale pink
cactus dahias.
Candles with clusters of flowers marked each pew of
the church.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs Alta Bonham and the
late Mr. Charles Emery Bonham of Tacoma and Mr. Thatcher
the Mr. and Mrs b T Thatcher also of this CITY
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12

advisor for the group. was a guest
at the meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12
Holy Rosary Is Scene of
Morning Nuptials Saturday

Miss Psulene Taends. Mr.. Lawrence Buresr Wed
Wedding Breakfast. Reception Follow 81 the Dshem
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12

by J. n. Eyerman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-12

Eureka Rebekah Sewing club
will meet in the home Of Mrs.
Thomas Miller. 502s So. J st.
Wednesday at 1880 for a luncheon
and business meeting. Co = host
esses with Mrs. Miller viii be Mrs.
o. w. Davis. Mrs. A. C. Bowman
and Mrs. Hattie Parker. Mem
bers are urged TO bring their quilt
blocks for the Red Cross.
Evening star., 1942-10-30
SHEPHERD PARK,
RETHESDA MD

Lovely 4-bedroom brick. almost new.
freshly painted; near school and bus. Ex-
attractive kitchen and bath; fully insu-
lated; copper plumbing and gutterins and
slate roof. fireplace, screened tiled porch,
basement. floor completely tiled and with
extra toilet; very large lot with beautiful
ing A home of real charm. in a highs
class, restricted neighborhood. Immediats
possession, as owner is leaving town:
$11.500, very reasonable terms. Inspec.
ton by appointment only.
S. E. BOGLEY, WI. 5000. 9 AM-9 PM
Evening star., 1942-10-30
HOUSES UkFURNIsHED.


PRACTICALLY NEW WHITE BRICK. 3
large bedrooms. 21o baths, den, recreation
room, maids room and full bath: Chevy
Chase; $500. MRS. CHRISTIAN. WI.
6S49.
A BEAUTIFUL DETACHED BRICK ON
Conn. ave. near LEGATION St. 0 large
rooms, 3 tile baths: in new-house con-
dition. Immediate possession. Only S225
per mo. Phone EN-. 1890 till pm.
F. A. TWEED CO., 55O4 Conn.
5-RM. BUNGALOW, IN CAPITOL
HEIGHTS, Md. Coal furnace, garage. porch
25 57th ave. Call Lincoln 6150 for in
formation
WESLEY HEIGHTS. IN EXCLUSIVE FOX
hall I'd. section and with protective COW
eaai enants Coloniai-type house, on high,
room. kitchen, buffers pantry. large
library, 1st-foor, complete bath. large
screened porch; bedrooms and 3 baths
on End floor, bedroom and bath on ard.
2-car garage. All finest modern equip
Wens iISepaatlened N MfIsR EaS heat
lll9 18th St. NV. DI 4464
Evening star., 1942-10-30
WOODSIDE HILLS.
\, ACRE OF LAND.

s12,95O. Fine value in nearby Md. Four:.
bedroom. two-bath brick two bedrooms
and storage room on second fioor., There
are also two large, nicely finished rooms
IS well out of the ground scar garage
and chicken house. The grounds are well
landscaped, shade trees one q beautiful ,ui
condition. Coal heat Close to bus and
shops. A, real bargain, BOSS 4 PHELPS
Sunday cali Mr. Shackelford, 81. 66Os.
Evening star., 1942-10-30

Continued On Next Psss.)
Evening star., 1942-10-30
HOUSES FURNISHED.

-. ssSSSsO
bath, IN WESLEY siaS roa RooMS PMS =.
si mo D1 ssss loq 81 Wo 'as 1868 garage sSoo per
sssSG sssasuis ROW. urn $50 No W5 ST5 RgYS
fofs pace a ssss!ftsd syez sH Spring area
4 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH; LAUN-
living OUs upstairs se gu 81. 45si f Trans owner
t;3 ss39 3lst N.W:M71WILL SHARE a BEAU;
sired Use Of ffan.. ksehen! EN-: ieifi?s' ifi5 II oe
DETACHED CoLONIAL-3 BEDROOMS, 2
saths' ~ agomats si oas heat Montsomery Hills;
AVAILABLE NOV. 1st-4-BEDRooM, 2
bath, very, desirable. modernized, old
house in Arlington. Garden and porches.
f9rnished Except exec 1sgl linen si95: GE s44s.
WILL SHARE FURNISHED HOME WITH
congenial couple, references required: ap,
portunity for those seeking quiet, refined
Sur1ogndingS. anG g n Is Phone WI. 57ls between
4s0s NORTH cARLM SPRING Rp.,
YARD eh1h FL
Psa as9Sass p1Se ane snnfss atsfr
right on Glehe rd' left on Carlin Spring
DETAcHED, Y ACRE, II ROOMS; WE'LL
OWENS REALTY, ME. O4S6.
ooa Srick bedTms ivns Mn nm
din rm., kit. bath. gas ht.: completely
furn;; rent; $1l5; inspsstton By appoint
msnt' nw' NR: 2: 54sS. & WAIsHE INC 1lo7 Eye ST.
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE NICELY FUR
nished house with 3 other Govt. girls;
excellent transportation. Call Hobart 5000,
after pm.
VACANT. s2l HAMILTON ST. N.W.-5 R..
b., yQ,, coal heat. z adults, RentlleS.
no pets: ref: 500 GE. orc.
FOR RENT NEW, s ROOMS, AND BATH.
bedrooms In Woodhaven, Bethesda. Md.
Rent, Sl50. References required. Phone
FOR RENT OR SALE
Exauisitely furnished Colonial residence:
4 lovely bedrooms. 2 baths; convenient to
the Airport. War and Navy Buildings and
washington proper: 1 have never handled
a more delightful home
FRANCES POWELL HILL
1906 Goth ST. NV DE 1922. DU 7Oa2
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK.
Detached brick house, 6 rooms g bed
rooms. l bath. basement toilet. oil heat.
finished attic. elec. refg.: lot 50x1OO #:
garage; immediate possession; rental, S135
month.
Consult Mr. Taylor.
,-o- SHANNON & LUCHs. CO..
II oil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-05
KnowIedee Test
HENRY
DRAFTIE
BY DIR. sABINA II: CONNOLLY

BY DR.. SABINA III. CONNOLLY
Copyright 1852, by King Features
The army says young men, Is
%. make the best soldiers.
Some older young men are do
ing fine in their fields. What
are the jobs of: (a) Owen d.
Young; (b) Robert Young; (c)
Francis Brett Young.
2-What manufactures are partic-
ularly identified with the fol-
lowing cities: ta) Grand Rap
ids, Mich; (b) Rochester,
n. Y; (c) Akron. o.
Bright or wrong Ca Gen.
George Marshall. chief Of staff,
United States 9rny. was never
a West Pointer; (b) Eamonn
DeNalera. head of the Irish
Free State, is a native of the
United States; (c) Clare Boothe
Luce was recently elected SEN
ator from Connecticut.
From what poet or poem do
these quotations come: (a)
Water, water. everywhere.
Nor any drop 10 drink: tbl Old
Oceans gray and melancholy
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10 Wayne Boards
Send BIB Into ARMY

Leon BeehArd. 1928 Delaware
Stanley y GorAlcIyk. 3025 Z Grand Blvd
Richard Baker IS West Euciid
william O White. $500 IVES, Grand Blvd.
Elns Keeling 2ia East Btthune
Richard J Alien. 1855 7 rumbull
Morrison AcAllen. $40 West HiyAls
Carlyle l. Phillips. 5sss avery
Robert W Luoms. 1871 PinErse
Henry " Written, 1000 West Gram Blvd
Coral Fabbr'. ii3s plrgfse.
Paul = S',ley = hArsion
Rsmis , Phillips 2q4 East Bs'hu0s
James y Moody. 2E7i iruar Fer1daR
AArvin l. Wnet. - DelAWsrs
Charles l. Mooney. 81 pinErse
iNAN v harnsh. "a smith
FeEinsf L@5sllsT s4f West Pethuns
Anton Rads T0s Wss' Milwaukee
Walter a ErcmAnn, 7fi7 Second boulevard
Wi.Nan 2 SleUi s2Nr Lincoln
iuAr n Lee 1850 FeirvieV
Jean r. Cai,.Arc 80 hsrst0n
WAISE BOARD No. -
Robert Lewis 240f Francis pint
Thomas " Buckley 1920 calvert
Homer J Pit. IS Hszf.sppc
Richmond V. Rock, 1870 calvert
Allan L. Rolling, 1870 C1,lingVooc
Ransom BsaudrIH 1871 CulllnESc."
Joseph EGsa isi Atkinson
Leonard Jsckowskl. 81 Hardwood
Harold u ForhHn. st7 Gladstone
George A. Reynolds. 1U7 Lee place
John 4. Bers 1871 ColnnEwood
N'rko Yuguvich. 1881 Taylor
Joseph O. DSnclovic, 20 Clsirnount
Guy 2. Furey. ~ Trowbrisgs
A-thur J LsnoureuS. 1850 Longfsllo~.
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JUDGE PUZZLE

Nineteen Wayne County draft
boards are sending 3l3 inductees
into the army in the latest lists
issued
The list
wAiSE BOARD No. ~
Peter Glisran
John " BrcVn
otto. grha.f.r 10000 Chalmers
Robert TGonaF 1929 STATE Far
t-vfrg y Hutchirs J. 5Gss Grayt0r
poo.rt T.. Frank sT2a WAyDurn
John A Mckinley eiss psvonthirs
Rlchels RotA jr 1891 East outer drive
Angus E SeLsuchlan. 1892 Evanston
Lloyt 7 Psrqustt, $40 walnut Wyscdotfe
Pred 7 MAssAd, 1880 FordhAu
Anthony l. kat. 1899 Csdargfovg
James r Powers. 1900 Duchess
lanes Brown, 1873 NOTTINGHAM.
Car r Connsrs 1900 Libra
Rsnns A J rsBgEschers. 1901 FysUtt.G
Frank J N1uAkoVski. s0Al Prsr'V n0r
Richard William Buvis 1918 PA,iStsr
pUfoIph Fshian. ES7 huvAukes
stephen n Beach 2o2o Withsrer
Thomas L. Sontcainl 50 Seward.
AcF. bert q Ssess 1850 CREME
Richard = Graham Radio Station HJLB
William Zube 2Ss Nsrstou
Michael Li0nas l4oe Wss' Euc'N
Nelson Giddings. 1883 West Euclid
John Eager Jr lits Seward
Nathan Ellist SIS Hardwood.
Glsd~yr x Klinb pi7 Wal. Toledo
joseph Lancaster 10 Pfrres.
car Wolfo-c "a Wind.'
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By Paul Fogarty
By Olsen g. Johnson

ERE is pleasant little that w message
day II numerical puzzle designed 20 spell out
letters hrst II The number
y he number is less than a
The number start ne upper eft
the and check Of key
numbers rght read IRE The letters undes
the checked hg1Ires give you ne
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-05
Daily Quiz

Copyright. 1912, by King Fss,ur-,
When beefs corned what's done
10 il?
To-day we have bingo but once
we had lingo What was that +?
3-Of whom has il been said, lie
has been more praised and
more villified than any other
man In history?
i-What playing card should a Cat
tire bring 10 mind q?
o-The CurieS discovered a radio
active element which they
named after Nine Cures home
land. What name was given TO
the element?
5--Which is larger, pincerS or
pliers?
William Tell was a legendary
hero Of what country'S struggle
for independence?
(Answers on Page l9)
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Day-by-day chronological re-
port of Americas part in world
conflict since Pearl Hsrbor; an
analytical account Of successes
and reverses encountered BY
Uncle Sans fighting forces e.
and other text.
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Continued on Page 49,
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PICTURES OF.

The u. S. Destroyer Shaw ct
the exact moment of blowing
up in COLOR!
sDestroyers and planes in se-
ton at Midway Battle!
. Yorktown afire at sea!
Burning oil tank, at Midway!
Marines landing at Florida
Island.
And Navy More
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Frank ". Baumgsrtn.. 80 Lawrence.
Warren L. Higgins, t26 Alger
Raymond Toboins. 5+e3 Russell.
Robert v. Cameron, 1888 Anderdon.
Eusens Pryor, 32s Holorook.
James Darby, ioS Burlingans.
George Riopel. 70 Clarmount
Frederick NJ; Larson. IS Edison
Stanley 3. Wysoski, 7t3 Hardwood.
Arthur r. Moose. 81 clairmount
william A. Behrsnd, All Trovbridgs
Embslt L. Psekalona, Salvation Army, Oct
WAYNE BOARD NO. ~
Herbert n. esidler, bs77 AoHn.an.
Curtis c. Colbert, 2ii5 Beecher.
Pillar Bsllestro. 2sis TillmAn
stewart c. Robertson. 1890 Fifteenth.
Arthur NJ Mardiro,iAn. 40 W. Montcslm.
Abraham J. Tesorero. 23f2 National.
Marine Passini. 1920 Seventeenth.
Frank II Klsnke. 5O5T Fifteenth
Paul J. GlaiI Jr., 2eio sixteenth
Joseph c Cortis. 1882 Abbott.
Isaac NJ Moreno. 1919 Bagsy
Frank }. wolsn, 2els Fourteenth
Daniel J ellis
Charles Dorsntss, 3o5t Savoy
Philip Z ssbb 1888 Fourteenth.
Paul q. Hohenberser. Milford.
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waste; (c) Full many a flower
is born 10 blush unseen.
And waste its sweetness on the
desert air.
TO be a good neighbor. you
need 10 know your neighbors
What are the answers 10 the
following: (a) What is Popo-
catepetl? OBJ The monetary
unit is called7 (c) What other
countries bound il?
The Metropolitan Opera Com.
pany season is in progress
Name one opera by each of the
following which q has a locale
now in the war news. ta)
Vardi; CD PuSSlni, Co Rich
ard Wagner.
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Carried Crippled Husband
Around on Her Back for 20
Years. The Natives of the Bo-
livian Jungles Thought the
Strange Pair Was Some Queer
Monster. but White Explorer
Finally Cleared Up the Mystery.
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