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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

|. Irna Phillips, who writes
Road of Life" Guiding Light"
Women in White" and fright TO
Happiness" has a new one COM
ing up-'Jonely Women" WWJ
will have il toward the end of the
month. She's probably the most
prolific writer in radio -. Repre-
sentatives of four major networks
were in Detroit last week trying
to reach the Ford ear. Object:
to sell him q radio show. No re-
suits announced Jimmy Melton
is laughing at gas rationing. His
hobby is collecting old jallopies.
among them a White steamer.
Takes little fuel.
Vox Pop (WJR) will be broad
cast from the Chrysler tank az
senal Monday night. Parks John
son and Warren Hull have been in
Detroit for several days setting
up the props THE Great Gil
dersleeve" will return August 80.
In the meantime the great one is
making picture 4. Rudy Vallee
will have different guest stars
each week to replace the late
John Barrymor Dear
lAdolph" opens an NBC series at
IS p. m. today. WWJ may not
have it on account of baseball, but
you may be able to pick up an
other NBC outlet. Helen Hayes
and Melvyn Douglas star :. Paul
Mann, who had long done bit
parts, had his big chance last
week. Didn't show up for the
ICBS Playhouse and they found
him next day in a hospital. He'd
been hit by a car in a blackout
|. WWJ starts new Army
CALI series at 1890 Monday
might. It's a recruiting drive with
|all the WWJ staff musicians and
singers on the job :. Mary Mason
lis about to drop the lead In
|'.Maudie's Diary to await a
blessed event. They're addition
ling gals to find a successor.
SCRAMBLES - Glenn Miller
was born I'm RAIN CLAD. On
scramble the capitals and find n
town in Iowa. Last week: Ed
ward X. Murrow's home town,
Deer or song" became Green's
boro, N. G.
Len Doyle, a 'Mr. District Al
torney" actor, Is stumping for
Arthur Vinton, same cast, who is
trying to nudge Ham Fish out OF
his seat in Congress in +. d. RS
home district :. CKLW's Double
or Nothing" will continue through
the summer on Friday night
Don Dumphy, whose voice tells
you on CKEW whether the fighter
is up or down, will be married this
week to Muriel Heating KAY
Kyser and his boys and gals have
really drawn up q schedule OF
army camps. They have one al
most every night until July 9.
|Lunn n Abner will be heard on
|WXYZ at 10 p. m. Monday through
Thursday, starting June ga
new time.
This Asv. Prepared and raid for b. WE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
New Defense
Link Planned
Get Ready for Household
Register Tahulation
BY KEN HALL

Another link in Detroit's fast
growing chain of defense precau-
tons will be welded some time
this week. It will be the household
register tabulation, which is de-
scribed as basic to the success of
the entire civilian defense air raid
protective system"
For the last 10 days wardens OF
the various areas have been can
wasting their districts getting all
available information having
direct bearing on life, fire and in
jury protection if and when the
air raids come.
This information includes names
of all occupants of each dwelling,
residents who will need special
care, hours at home, place OF
employment. interpreter needs and
refuge room locations. According
to Chief Air Raid Warden Frank
M. McLaury, the waroens doing
the work are. meeting with fine
cooperation and the work should
be complete some time this week.
Rev. Ellsworth Reisner, pastor
of the Strathmoor M. f. Church,
who lives at 1926 Marlowe ave.
nue., has resigned his post as air
raid warden of Area 8 because OF
accepting the pastorate of a Buff
falo church, which he expects to
take over in two weeks. Chief
Warden Frank NJ. McLaury has
assigned c. B. Marsh, 10410 Maple
lawn avenue. who is the present
Zone 2 warden of that area, TO be
acting area warden.
Sunday morning will see the
first massed distribution of sand
for use in extinguishing incendiary
bombs. According to William l.
Favinger, warden of Area II, citi-
zens may obtain free sand from
IDPW trucks stationed at the
10 corners on Dexter boulevard
between Cortland and Dawson al
10 a. m. The distribution will be
| limited 10 one pail for each floor
of building and will be in charge
of Post Warden Lewis Steiner
Citizens must bring their owr
buckets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
States
Ranks Third in Accidents
Involving Trains

Michigan ranked third in the
nation in the number of "automo-
bile-hits-train" accidents during
1941, a report of the Michigan
Railroads Association stated Sat-
urday.
There were 1,347 such accidents
in the nation during the year, the
report said, and in them $40 per-
sons were killed and 1908 were
injured. The. most dangerous
period for railway accidents OF
all types was in the month of De-
cember on Saturdays between
midnight and / a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
F|ossy Frl|s'
On Radio Again

glossy Writes q Song" is the
title of the Front Page Drama to
be heard over 10 radio stations in
M higan and Ontario next
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, the day of broadcast diff
fering on various stations, as indi-
Gated below:
MICHIGAN
WIDE, Flint, S:45 p. m. Friday;
WASH-WOOD, Grand Rapids,
10:15 p. m. Friday; WIBM, jack
son, 8:45 p. m. Friday; WIN,
Lansing, 8:45 p: m. Friday; WKBZ.
Muskegon, tbs p. m. Friday;
VICAR, Pontiac, GAS p. m. Thurs
day; WSAM, Saginaw, 10:45 p. m.
WTCM, Traverse City, 1880
p. m. Wednesday.
ONTARIO
CFCO, Chatham, $50 p. m.
Thursday: CKOC, Hamilton, lis
p. m. Saturday; CKCR, Kitchener,
8 p. m. Thursday; CKCO, Ottawa,
6:15 p. m. Friday: Cues, Stratford,
7:45 p. m. Friday.
The program has been inspired
by the amusing sketches by Noted
Artist Russell Patterson to appear
in The American Weekly with next
Sundays issue of The Detroit Sun
day Times, the sketches to COM
prise the ninth page in Patterson's
series of drawings depicting the
colorful career of the pert, pretty
damsel, Flossy Frills, whose life
is full of patriotic activities these
days. Be sure to tune in one or
the stations named to hear "Flossy
ErillS Writes a Song"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
.

After Pearl Harbor the pessi-
mists saw the end Of radio as we
had known it. They've changed
their minds. As a whole the
shows are as good or better than
ever. Radio writers have risen 10
new heights in the war effort.
Radio talent has gone all out in
selling bonds and in bringing
pleasure to the boys in camp.
Aside from those hit by priorities,
sponsors have stuck to their pro-
grams. Radio is and is going TO
be 0. X.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

i u C k I h a n
Archie" the
Ichara c ter he
C + e a [ e d in
"Dufy's T a W
|e I'm" First
sponsor can =
celled because
he couldn't get
S I e e |. N ow
Archie" gets
the stop order
because coffee
is scarce d. .
G as rationing
in the east has
sent radio lis
tening to a new
summer his h
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

y II u w tWJhD
and a top-fight
press a e e n t.
T his perfect
combin a I ! o n
has resulted in
at least four
Allen sagas in
as m any ma
tional m a & a =
z | n es during
the past sew
eral weeks
Ben Bernie, the
Old Maestro
with a variety
show, replaces
Seattle r & o o d
Raipac IN WJP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Kinq to Visit U. S.

CAIRO, June Is (INS).-king
George of Greece who is visiting
Greek forces in the Middle East,
plans to 60 to the United States
before his return to London, ac-
cording to a message from Jeru-
salem.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
A Quick Climber

But today Camm has answered
this Nazi challenge by designing a
new plane, the Typhoon, craft
built specifically TO knock the
FW-190 from the skies.
When the new German plane
first appeared during the winter,
Raj pilots were not greatly i'm
pressed by il. They admitted it
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

This was two years before the
first horse-drawn street car ap-
peared and three years before free
mail service was inaugurated in
Detroit.
Orleans and Jay, the location of
the school, was quite the fashion
able section then and many of
Detroit's first families received
their early education there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Briton, German Wage
Own Private Warfare
Plane Designers Vie in Perfection
Of Ships for Defeating Enemies
BY JOHN f. LEE
MI News service staff Correspondent

had a quick rate of climb. They
conceded IL had "clean" lines.
But they did not think il was a
serious threat to the high per-
Torrance Spitfire.
Since then Tank has made
many improvements in his new
fighter. which is powered by a
i 600 horsepower engine as against
the Spitfire's 1900 horsepower. 1t
C arries formidable armament,
which is still in the experimental
stage and thus subject to change.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

Detroit's population had grown
to 205,S76 and Hazen S. Pingree
was mayor when the Brothers of
the Christian School arrived in
1890 to establish a high school for
boys known as st. Joseph's Com
mercial College.
The school grew until now II
needs more room. So in Septem-
Der the Christian Brothers will
take over the academy buildings
and make enough classrooms to
take care of 400 boy students.
In charge will be Brother Domi-
mic, a Christian Brother for IS
years and principal Of the college
10 years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
RadAio R}og,nn

not on the air. the fault
lies with the stations and
not The Detroit Times.
SYMBOLS
D-Drama
M-Musicsl
R-Reiigious
Talk
V-Variety
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Designed 8 Years

Nevertheless, it is claimed in
London that the Typhoon's en-
gine--on the ground-develops no
less than 2,400 horsepower, far
more than either the Spitfire or
FW-190.
The Typhoon's speed is de-
scribed as more than 400 m. D. h.,
while the FW-190 is credited with
only $40 m. p. h.
Camm began working on his
first Hurricane design almost nine
years ago. Since then he has been
working on it almost continually
effecting changes and improve
ments, until he produced one OF
the worlds greatest fighting
planes.
When the German challenge
came. he put this long experience
into the designing of the Typhoon
And the British seem convinced
his new brain-child can Outright
the FOcke-Wulf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Concede Superiority

British experts think the FW-
100 in its present form can out
climb the Spitfire.
This contest also may have a
bearing on the old controversy be-
tween air-cooled radial engines
and the slick-looking milne liquid
cooled jobs.
Tank put a radial air-cooled
engine into his plane, sacrificing
streamlining to obtain greater en-
CINE capacity.
Camm snapped back with his
Typhoon. Many of the details
about this new British plane are
still secret.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Thursday, June Is

Thursday. June Is. is the date
set by Highland Park. Fendale,
Royal Oak. Crosse Pointe and
Fordson high schools for grsdua-
ton.
Weather permitting Fordson will
hold its commencement at $50
p. m. in Fordson Stadium. DR.
Merton S. Rice, pastor of the
Metropolitan Methodist Church,
will speak. Also graduating at the
same exercises are 20 seniors from
Fordson Junior College. In the
event OF rain exercises will be
held the following day.
Highland Park seniors will be
graduated at 8 p. m. in the Metro
politan Methodist Church where
Mayor Edward ]. Jeffries Jr. is
the speaker. DR.. David Worces-
Ter, head of the English depart
ment of Michigan State College,
will deliver the address to the
Royal Oak gre 1uating class in the
school auditorium at 8 d. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Mysterious German

His adversary is a mysterious
figure in the German aircraft in
dustry. Kurt Tank. designer of the
new German fighting plane, FW-
100.
Relatively little is known about
Tank. He has avoided the pub
licity and hoop-la surrounding the
career of the better known Ger
man aircraft designer, Will Mer-
serschmitt.
But as ace research engineer for
Focke-Wulf, he turned out in the
FW-190 the most formidable chal-
lenge in a fighter that the Nazis
have yet presented to Britain's
Spitfires and Hurricanes.
Already the Germ ans have
boosted that the Spitfire is no
match for their newest fighting
nlanp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

LONDON, June 13.-Two men
a 4S-year-old Briton and a As
year-old German--today are locked
in one Of the grimmest battles OF
the war, a contest that may prove
decisive in the final reckoning be-
tween the Raj and the luftwaffe.
Their weapons are their brains,
engineering skill and their draft
ing boards, but no holds are
barred and anything goes - pro-
vided ii works.
The Briton is Sydney Camm,
designer of the famed Hurricane
and one Of the key architects of
British qualitative ascendancy in
the skies. He has just produced a
new Raj fighter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
9,M Students
In Detroit Area
10 Get Diplomas
Commencement
Exercises Scheduled
for June II TO Is

Detroit and suburban high
schools will graduate 9,o66 stu
dents. who have completed the
4-year course, between June IL
and June %, school officials an
nounced Saturday.
OF the total about 20 per cent
are likely 10 60 on TO colleges or
universities it was estimated by
Ivan f. Chapman. supervisor of
high schools for Detroit.
On June II, Hamtramck Senior
High School will hold commence
ment in Keyworth Stadium at $50
D. m. with DR.. Eugene B. Elliott,
state superintendent of public in
struction, speaking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Lincoln High Also

Also on Thursday at Sis p. M.
Lincoln High School in Ferndale,
will hold its exercises in the school
auditorium with DR.. Henry Hit
Crane. pastor of the Central Meth
odist Church. speaking. Crosse
pointe's commencement will be
held on the school campus at S:15
p. m. Instead of a guest speaker,
three of the graduates will speak.
On June %. Commerce. East
Commerce and Western will hold
commencement exercises. The two
former will be held jointly at Cass
auditorium with DR.. Herbert B.
Hudnut of the Woodward Avenue
Presbyterian Church. speaking.
Westerns ceremonies will be in
the school auditorium and the
speaker will be DR.. Warren E.
Bow. deputy superintendent of
Rchools-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

Fred Allen has a top-hight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14
Exercises June ~

On June "a, classes graduating
and their speakers are:
Central. al Cass. at 2 p. m. with
Doctor Hudnut delivering the
speech; Chadsey, at Chadsey. at 8
D. m, with Dean w. w. White
house of Wayne University. speak
ing; Eastern, at Cass. at 10 a. m.
the Rev. L. Wendell Taylor of
Covenant Presbyterian Church h
speaking: Miller, at Miller, at 10
a. m, with Brother Dominic Of
st. Joseph's Commercial College
giving the address.
Northeastern, at DENLY. at 8
b. m, with Frank N. Isbey, defense
bond director for Michigan, speak
ing; Northern. at Northern, at
1890 q. m, John S. Bugas, Detroit
FBI head, speaking: Northern Eve
ming School. at Northern, at s p m,
+. s. DeGalen, director of the eve
ming and summer schools, will
speak; Redford, at Cooley, at 10
a, m, with six students sharing
the speaking honors.
Southwestern, at DENLY. at 10
q. m; four students here will divide
the address, and Cass. at Cass, at
3 p. m, with the Rabbi Leo M.
Franklin delivering the speech.
Cooley on June rs
Those holding exercises on June
8 and their speakers:
Cooley. at Cooley. at $50 a. m,
with Capt. Donald S. Leonard,
director of civilian protection for
Michigan. speaking; DENLY. at
DENLY. at s p. m. the Rev. William
III. Mes Of Mt. Zion Evangelical
Lutheran Church, will address the
class; Mackenzie. at Mackenzie. at
3 p. m, with three graduating
students talking.
Northwestern at Cass. az 10
a. m, with Mayor Edward j.
Jeffries delivering the address;
Pershing at DENLY. at 10 a. m, DR..
Paul Hickey. president OF Detroit
Institute of Technology, will speak,
and Southwestern at the Holly
wood Theater at 2 p. m. The
speaker here will be viii Curtis,
principal emeritus of Wilson In
feYTnediatp School.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-14

Ed Gardner is having more hard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30

John p Macy. sOs7 Vanderbilt.
Louis Peterman $50 West End.
BOARD No. az
Leo T. Mccarthy 523 Helen street, lnkster
Clarence L. Mcdonald, Eloise Hospital
Arthur Y Lea, 7o7 Morrsll street. Detroit
Demzi r Evans, 2S62t kean, lnkster.
Virgil S. stanshed 26l2O culver lnkster
Carl A. Witt Gii2 n. WAYNE road, Wayne
Luther F. Buckmaster. 1911 Morreii, Detroit
James NJ. Sissom' 450S Williams, wayne
CLYDE c. hedges 5000 Nightingale, Dear
Ross @ Gamble. sssos Farragut. Wayne
Herman A. Weiland IT., l40 North Wayne
Theodore sH !" ' 4. Golonks. 2575s carysl.
cesars a Music. 1912 Ne,yLcrg. Wayne
carl h Brooks. r. l. Garden city.
Gustav r MunChOW. RID ? Wayne
Pau C. Steckroth. 800 Tuscola. Detroit
Louis F. Martin. 26422 Norfolk. lnkster
FYereit J . Adams. r. l. lnkstsr-
Merritt T Nixon. 2sOls Avoudae lnks'er
Holly y. Kennedy, 1888 North Wayne road
Seal r crews 33,ts Michigan, WAYNE
John Harold Williams. 1896 Michigan
Robert r. Madison. 35s33 Clinton. Wayne
Joseph Wnuk 25057 Penne road. Dearborn,
n X Hightower 1851 Main St wayne
Harold +. Sler, 1901 Annapolis ave.
Wayne
Hugh j. Patters. ais44 woodbrook. Wayne
Maurice s. Johnson, 1890 Van Born rdoa.
Wayne
Luigi Broccardo, 223i Huck street. lnkster
Lawrence f. Mcclellan 3532i Brush
Wayne.
Carroll r. Glover 32ae Second Wayne.
James II BXler 267f7 Kean. Inkster.
Joseph + Banks. 35520 Norris. Wayne.
Robert w. Greenwood. 1929 East Norris
Wayne.
John Anthony poletzky. 1886 wes
Palmer road. Wayne
Charles ~. Olson 33207 Michigan. Wayne
George r. Ish. 4945 Culver, Dearborn
Jesse F. Thomas. 1882 Second, Wayne.
Eugene Cain, 100 HiX rnad--MaNner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30

Harry Arthur Smith. e57s American.
Edgar Tousignent. $3.50 Bfyden.
Peter Francis Dowd e753 Martindals
James Donald Monek. $500 Broadstreet
omar Dale Austin. $3.50 Tuxedo
James Daniel Adams Jr., ils54 Broad
street
Ray James Carroll Jr. 1856 Prairie
Thomas Edwards. 1853 Yellowstone.
Robert Mooney. 7Oi5 Elmhurst
Harold Arthur Robbins Auegan Michigan
Abraham Friedman. Brooklyn. New York
BOARD No. IS
Jack X Glide Jr.. $3.50 GRAY
Joseph A Brnusseau. 1855 Central.
Joannes kulczNk. 9l39 Pulaski
Joseph Glencer, s0l South Green
Luigi Maoli. 1850 COrbln
Michael J Luteran. $40 South Solvay.
Julius Autslik Jr 1924 Graham
John KolosaL l72S Elsmere
Joseph NJ McGtath. SOL South Green. .
CeVIee r. BarRltNi 6531 RiIie court-'
Ralph A. Dragone Ass south Waring
Fred - Guthrie R32 south lakewood
julius Pull, i02 South Green.
Zegmant : GalaruWicz s6Q7 West Fort
GuStave Fred Lamsens $3.50. South Deacon
Joseph SNmborski a056 Pulaski
Bela =. Benko. 2l9a South Liddesdale.
Alexander c. Mennie. $685. Holly,
Louis Papp $500 Mason place
Maghak NJ Karagozian. 7i6 South Green
William Brasso. 1872 Wilde.
BENJAMIN J Bean. 1909 Elsmere
ovid + Cavanaugh, 576 South Dumfries.
Miles A. HOenstne. 736 Gilman.
Louis sabo. 500 Cotterell
Frank J. Lewalk. 1862 Kaiser, Lincoln
Park
Joseph J. Kurpowio. si3i witt.
Frank J kyczek S57S White
Walter l. Warner 2245O Cobb. Dearborn
Andrew Nargo, i043 South Liddesdale.
Paul J. Gegus. 1914 South Edsel.
George Edward Gabriel s239 Rathbone
Russell r.. Hotz. 27l9 South Liddesdale.
Jack Ferguson. 1907 Waterman
Olivius Barson. 9OO5 Dearborn.
Richard l.. AhdOO. Sac Burdeno.
Willard c. Rau, 1881 Beard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30
14 Indu(ted
By Draft Boards

Draft Boards 80. 50 and g. TO.
day sent la 10 the Fort Stree In
duction Center Boards Is, az &C
and 81 ordered . to Fort Custer
The list follows
BOARD M. "a
some " Stc.n 422t Rurungsme
Nu-rnun frtdiua1A Horton ittfs Rou>on
James Anthony Cpniln. 1920 cascade
Francis jams Mcdonald, ll72l Woodward
Alexander Conlu 1870 Cascade
Eugene Arson DeGrOat 1860 Brady.
Milham Wilbur Barr. s163 NineWood.
Abraham Tnfnpkins 2675 Rochester.
Raw WWhle q7Si quincy
Melyn Aidae leo2t Hsckett
William Bailey Finkheinor. 1912 Green
samuel Irving Glassman. 40f4 Burlingame.
a lResnick zoos Wehb
william Van Rishef SPAS RoselAVn.
Donald Brandt 1856 Stoepel
Russell Earl Whitney. 1920 ~ Martindale
Thomas Fowler. e606 American
Kari Gunnsr Sunaquist 12O6i Cheyenne
Alexander Ronald Gordon, 96l4 Yellow
stone
Manuel l. Rosenthsl, 247s Blaine.
John Austin Dale 1921 Quincy
Jack Roth 3s0s Humphrey
Warren Avis Carpenter. 9343 Holmur
Norman Ernest, Farmer 1856 Broadstreet
Frank Savine, 373s Duane
Robert Donald Hughes. iO006 Monica
Carl Maxwell Rickerd. 1893 stoepel.
Charles Goldberg. q331 Broadstreet.
Allen Stewart Nernooy. 1920 West La
faye,te
Jhhn Wesley Rumsey. 1892 Turner.
Fred Joseph Lampe, 100 East Grand
Herbert George Fairless. 1892 Linwood
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30

Troy L. Painter. 2T442 Michigan. Inkster
Milton J Foster. $500 Glenwood. Wayne
Arthur a Kilian. 1892 Nam. Wayne
william r. Swango, 2642 lnkster. Inkster
Joseph Sanders Box li2. Eloise.
Earl j. Kubik. 35270 Glenvood. Wayne.
Nicholas Polovino 359Oi Van Born, Wayne
Harvard L. London sol Clark. Detroit
Edward J. Sobolewski. 2572l Yale lnkster
Marvin h Kanman. 2t033 Mcdonald
Dearborn.
James Roscoe Pitts. 1850 Elm. Wayne.
Harold X. Totten. 1913 North state Bis
Rapids.
Herbert f. Garner. 1853 Second. Wyan'
dotte
Edward T. woolvsrton. 1921 st. Jean
Detroit
Edward NJ Butler. 3S555 Goddard Rom
Mus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30

rhs program hAs been
r--ra Flrr gar'Fe-+t ftFH@s ~
ne stations herein listed
n ire presentations -
reduisd are not On the
rr. ne fault lies Nlth tne
'.psiOns and not The Ne
rf T mes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30
B e arin 9
.~I- DOWN
- s sn'is:se,

Our pledge 10 keep quality UP. ond prices
DOWN is amply demonstrated in this Foster
Topeoof Pprode OF only 245o. See II iodoy
-. Come prepored TO sove os you've never
saved beforel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30

James O. Willard. 4Oil7 John Hauk. Gar
den City.
George @. Rouse. $50 Rosemary. Dearb n
James r. childs, 259T2 Currier Dearb'n
The following were sent 10 Fort
Custer:
Nicholas r Feldman. Tl4 Eastlawn.
Paul G Severt Route !. Carleton. Mon
roe. Mich.
stanton A. Weaver AZ Savannah. Roches-
ter. n. Y.
BOARD 90
Pete s. Kopson 144O4 Manning
Laverne II. Herman, isO37 Pelkey. Ant ;
Francis j. Karamon, 346s Cass. Arcadia
Hotel
Jack Dunchock. s20s Eigin
Arthur J. Schmidt 1887 Manning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30
Build sturdy health

Because SS.S. Is In liquid form II be-
gins It's work as soon as you take it.
Surprising results may be had by max
ing the SIS. treatment a part OF your
daily diet. Thousands and thousands OF
users have testified TO the BENEFITS SIS.
Tonic has brought 10 them and scientific
research shows that II usually gets re-
sults-that's why so many say IS SIS.
Tonic builds sturdy health and makes
you feel like yourself again" G SIS. Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-30

Edward H. Boss. 1925 Maplerdgs.
Vernon Nicholl, soar Three-Mile drive
Charles q. Trudeau, 1921 Stout.
Vernon A. Whalen, 1887 Braile.
Brice L. Daniels, 1925 LAhser transfer
from Local Board No. I, Greenville, Mol
William M. Allen, l4e06 Stout.
Eugene Glover. White Cabins, Telegraph
and Joy roads, Dearborn.
BOARD 81
Alexander strachan. $40 Horton. NorthviIis.
Ferdinand A. FTeund, 62i Maple, Plymouth.
Leo J. Mcdonald, 4s7 N. Center, Northvins.
Paul q. Nero, Roseyille.
Edward A. Gutowski Mt. Clemens.
Ernest v. Nyland. ST. Clair Shores
Wayne w. Mccoliey, 81. Clair Shores.
Donald H. Belt. ST. Clair Shores