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Bungalows for Sale

4-EoON-on. iat 7Oxl23; 2-car. Dan J
Harrison us. 1-l250.
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Electric Washers

USED washers-All makes serviced, and
parts. sHORTYs WASHER
-503l HAMILTON TIE 1880
USED washers bought and sold Alvey 8
Home Appliance, i2ll7 Grand River Ho-
garth 05s0.
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them for results
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Furnished Rooms for Rent

DORIS block Vlckers- TX Cello 80 Single,
double, private home; breakfast optional.
f0wUEFUT 90l4
FREE LAND 1925 (Gtaud River sunday
until 5. weekdays, Hogsrth 1902.
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TILE CONTRACTORS
wall WASHING
WASHING MACHINE RErAIR
WASHING MACHINE. SWEEPER REpAu

ALL MAKES repaired r
anieed workmanship
estimates Murray 0f5i.
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Vacant Lots for Sale

BUY STATE owned properties, zee your
real estate broker.
CnLpRFB- I0kster. lCe lots, city water.
G-1ey AXIS Aza- SlAn-&4o- 4H.-FAFs, saeA,
CuLOEFD BARGAIN, Inkster. large lots,
I1 dr lmprovrments University 2-so9l.
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War Work w aulcd
Plants EguiPPed ~
Accept >ub-G0Hfracfs

CAss TNF-futsrnsl external grind
inE 1lrs fx'Bres. fFt Antc.1e'tt. Trinity
1-436o.
GORNAN PEOnUCTF- Tools cites. fes
failures. e24 West seven N.ie TnNnstnf
$3.50.
HAMMER Tool q Is C-. la--. 1880
Mt Elliott TWinnfaaA f-riaQ
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Carpet, Rug Cleaning

sTUKTCr pt'G CLEANING CO -GuBran-
t.et .rslrr1 i0i0 Lsvrtaie Lsfayettfl
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Dancing Instructions
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Income Bungalows for Sale

Cp ANp RINER-Mark Twain 49, l0-roou
brick se 500. terulE.- GllslAfAan- HO--& lGA
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Wanted Miscellaneous
Gold, JeDelry Wanted

HIGHEST PRICES, diamonds Jewslry, old
gold Original Detroit Gold Refners.
SIDNEY RANDALL, 1880 BROADWAY
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furnished Rooms TOR Rent

tfvTKNOIS- DAVISoN-2-S business men
/ twin hofS, private home: references
hoearth 2fas.
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them for resnltsr
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Auto Repairing
A Automobiles Wanted

AAA--Cars for junk; we pay more. Best
Smelling, 537 East Garfield. co. 1852.
AAA--JuNk CARS WANTED
Highest dollar pald---s.ss1 InllE@sf-.+ A-+-+-
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ADERNA HOTEL
VERMONT HOTEI.
A partn1ent Hotels

ROOMS AVAILABLE E0R- TRANSMITS
-T-y v. COItMRlA Nesr FOX THEATER
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Share Living Quarters

YOUNG working girl 70 share broom
apartment Call after .. Trinity 1874
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-26

FOR wiring end repair. Rays Electric
iuiGa Gratlot
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Federal Collateral Society, Inc.
Auto Loans
Lumber, Building Materials

AUTO loans $40 % $500. made IN Is mir
utos Aetna Finance, 1888 Cass. RA. sos
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b reasonable free
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NerU Houses for Sale
ONLY SoQh DOWN

UNL1 HZHO DOWN
l5s06 DAsHER Mr.. Anen-Southneld Rds
rooms. tiled bath. attic soft lots
uus line block, FLA Title 8 We
= y t4Hett-ft-+i. -t4ri Sunday. IN =
Benjamin Rich. Townsend s-45s5
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Real Estate Wanted
HOMER WARREN & CO.

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ALL CASH FOR YOUR SINGLE HOME
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URAFTEEs-Rs clients for any type
home y. w, sec. Mr.. Huntley Tn. 1-7100.
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~ \ GOOD DANCTR

BE 4 GOOD DANCER
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a ETAUTIFUL rus ana nnhelfisTs1 fur
rfturc cleaning renoKaiinG. guarantee.
.insuref. FNf2. So SO. cash and cars,
So Fo. ssrfiSd Rus A Miniature Cleaerrs,
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
STAGE STARS H0ALW4YS STRING 1hEZR49dBLlC

A WAY back in the days
~ when the Pharaohs were
~ bossing the then known
world. Egyptian audiences
roared. guffawed and slapped
their tunie-olad thighs in glee az
marionette shows just as thea
tre-goers do today.
Marioncttes then, as now. were
little wooden lifelike figures
cIeverly manipulated by strings
in the hands of expert and be-
hind-the scenes operators. The
puppet technique-man's oldest
known form Of drama-has gone
virtually unchanged d W n
through the centuries.
Just as Egyptian audiences got
big kick out of their marion
cite shows, which were always
part and parcel Of the feasts of
osiris, so did the ancient Romans
enjoy the pagan puppet plays
that were given in the temples.
Although the puppet idea al
ways has been the same since
the days of the Pharaohs, the
name marionette did not come
into being until the Middle Ages
when the jerky little theatre
cal figures were named after the
Virgin Mary,
Marionette. which means hit
tie Mary" was the name given
to these puppets after they were
used to teach the lessons of
Christianity TO people unable to
read or write. During the days
Of the Reformation, the Protest
ants Of Europe tired to put a
stop 10 the puppet plays, believ-
ing that IL was blasphemons to
thus caricature the Virgin Mary
and the 18th century saw the
Catholic Church also forbidding
the representation of holy char
acters by puppets.
With marionettes put outside
the church, the puppeteers went
back to the old Egyptian techni-
que of using their little figures
for no other purpose than to give
the audience laugh.
The photographs on this page
show some of the latest in
marionettes and yet these fig
lures, except for a few modern
touches in the methods of opera
ton and the style of dress, are
substantially the same that
vowed the Pharaoh boys away
back when.
These particular marionnettes,
which have been shown all over
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18

livery TIME this country siz-
zles and boils on a Summer
- day, Kane, Pennsylvania, in
variably pops up in the news,
Boosting an arctic-like tempera-
ture.
So cool is this little spot in
the northwest corner Of the Key
stone State that it has become
known in newspaper Periahee as
"Kane's ice-boX."
The so-called ice-boX, which
covers an area of several square
miles, is a few miles outside
Kane. That town itself usually
sizzles when the rest of the ma
ton bakes but the good citizens
can find it so to 40 degrees cooler
by heading for the refrigerated
area outside of town.
Uncle Sans weather men have
been so fascinated by this frosty
area that they have set up a
weather station right in the mid
die Of it.
Kane's ice-box is a pocket or
valley-like declivity in the earth's
surface so shaped that it acts
as a perfect catch-basin for all
the cold air that happens along.
Every school boy knows that
cold air is heavier than warm air,
and that If cold air is poured into
q container of warm air, the cold
will settle to the bottom. And so
IL is with Kane's ice-box, which
is just such a naturally-formed
container. The sides Of the
declivity have just the right
slope to permit the cold air to
slip easily into the pocket and
the geographical layout of the
area happens to allow the cold
air TO keep settling down there.
Our kitchen refrigerators have
been designed by engineers so
that the frosty air of the cold
making" unit will slip" down
to the bottom, while the warmer
air, heated by the food, goes to
the top, causing circulation.
Substitute the weather-maling
factors of Northern Pennsylvania
for the domestic cold making"
unit and you begin to understand
Just why Kane's ice-boX stays
pleasantly cool while the rest of
the country willis.
The nearness of Lake Erie is
one of the principal reasons,
scientists say, for the phenom-
enon near Kane. In the Summer,
the sun beating down on Erie's
waters warns up the lake, which
in turn heats the air immediate
! ~ above IT.
This blanket of warm air is
usually o-thick-that-tFc cooler
air above does not get a chance
10 mix with It.
The prevailing winds, blowing
from the north and west, pass
right over this umbrella of heat
carrying the cold air out TO the
edge OF the umbrella as far east
as Kane.
There the cold air slips over
the side and starts heading for
the earth. AS luck would have
It, the several mile area of Kane's
ice. box serves as the perfect
catch-basin for this downward
Thrust OF cool air and there ii
settles.
But like the kitchen variety,
natures ice-box is quite capable
OF going on the fritz Under Ger.
tain weather conditions, the
temperature in the ordinarily
frigid area will run up as high
as 80 degrees Fahrenheit, usually
around mid-afternoon.
! on these off-days, when the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18

Europe, South America, and the
United States are the property
Of Frank Paris, one of the coun-
try's leading puppet.makers and
entertainers. His travelling Least"
of wooden-headed actors numbers
no less than II.
A close study of the pictures
gives a good idea of the many
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18

strings that Paris has to operate
in order to get his figures into
action. Moving them is one thing
but getting them to perform in
iifelike manner is another.
Paris spent Is years practicing
before he reached his present
stage of perfection.
Today the word marionette and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18
Mother Natures Amazing Icebox

old ice-box is broken down." the
temperature will drop like a shot
as soon as the sun goes down,
tumbling as much as 80 and 40 de-
grees.
But when the old refrigerator
is functioning, however, it's really
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18

clicking off cold at merry rate.
Take one day last July. for ex-
ample. Philadelphia was frying
under a broiling sun at nearly
100 degrees. The thermometer
in Kane's ice-box. however, stood
at AZ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18

The so-called modern wife" often dis
trusts the half-knowledge gathered dur
ing her adolescence. But. instead al en-
terng wifehood fully equipped with the
intimate facts she needs, she resorts 10
over-strong solutions of acids for the
doUche which can actually burn, scar and
even desensltize delicate tissue.
Today such risks are needless. Science
has gwen womankind saie-yet amaz-
ingly powerful liquid for the douche.
ZOnlte. 50 powerful is Zonite. II kills in
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II comes IN contact. Deodorlzes-by ac-
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Over 10000 900 bottles already bought.
For modern HYGIENE protection YOU may
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18

puppet is used Interchangeable
although Paris points out that
there is a difference.
puppet is any type of fig
ure animated by the human
touch" he explains. Marion
cites are that type of puppet ami
mated from above by either
strings or wires"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18

. Now. at home, you can quickly and easily tint
teiltale streaks OF graz Y shades
tone and small brush does tor your money
back. Used for 30 years by Thousands OF women
men too)-Brownatone II guaranteed harmless.
No skin test needed active coloring agent purely
vegetable CAnno. AFFECT waving OF hair. Lasting
docs not wash out. Just brush or comb IL In. One
application imparts desired color. simply retouch
as new gray appears. Easy 10 prove by Uniting
test lock OF your hair. 6Oc and 81 6A---a times an
much Of drug or toilet counters on money-back
guarantee. Ask for BRONNATONE. Get II today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-18

A WAY back in the days
~ when the Pharaohs were
u V bossing the then known
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-10

THIS WINTER we will be maxi
ing the filling for many pies dlf-
ferently than before. 1t will be
necessary TO Use more sugar or
sugar substitute since much OF the
fruit on the storage shelves was
canned with little or no sugar.
II the fruit was water packed
you may use any fresh fruit pie
recipe. measuring the amount OF
sugar called for in the recipe. For
those things canned with part
sugar. of course you will have 10
cut the sweetening for the pie IN
half.
Here is a recipe for cherry pie
10 be made from water packed
cherries, that is. those canned
without any sugar Give the PIE
patriotic air by topping with
pastry stars.
Star Cherry Pie
IL to 2ls tablespoons quick
cooking tapioca
l 10 IA cups sugar
!. teaspoon salt
4cups CANNED unsweeiened
cherries
l tablespoon melted butler
] recipe pastry
Combine tapioca, sugar n d
salt, blending well. Mix with
cherries and melted butter. Let
stand Is minutes or while pastry
is being made. Use as filling for
nine-inch pie Bake between two
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-10
Wine Gives Subtle Dash TO Meats

ANY FAVORITE food may be
made more delicious-given new
distinction-when IL is favored
with wine. The always popular
Swiss steak, for example, qualities
as a real company dish when il
is prepared with red table wine.
In the cooking process. the wine
leaves an Incompatible flavor es-
sence to add variety to the dish.
The use of wine in meat cookery
frequently shortens the cooking
periods and makes il more tender.
Swiss Steak
In Wine
3 pounds round steak, i y inches
thick
- cup -four
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-10
Ia teaspoons salt
a teaspoon pepper
3 medium onions

Ia teaspoons salt
"A teaspoon pepper
3 medium onions
green pepper, sliced
cup celery. cut in pieces
~ cups red table wine
/ cup tomato juice.
Dredge the steak in flour to
which salt and pepper have been
added. Pound with meat FOUNDER
or the edge of saucer. Brown
on all sides in hot fat. Add onions,
green pepper, celery and a cup
wine.
Cover and bake in a moderate
oven 1850 degrees) for Il hour.
Then add remaining wine and to-
mato juice and continue baking
for one hour longer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-10

crusts, or cover with strips OF
pastry and stars cut from pastry
with a cookie cutter.
We know that many a home
maker canned rhubarb fresh from
the garden by running cold water
over il fer FIVE minutes and seal
ing. The following recipe will be
just right for making pie from IL
Rhubarb Pie
cups diced rhubarb
l cup sugar
u teaspoon grated orange rind
tablespoons flour
Ia teaspoon salt
recipe pastry
tablespoons butter.
Combine rhubarb. sugar, orange
rind -four and salt. Fill pastry
lined pie pan; dot with butter and
adjust top crust. Bake in hot
oven (i50 degrees) 10 minutes,
then in moderate oven $3.50 de-
grees) about 80 minutes. Makes
nine-inch pie.
Partially sweetened canned ber-
ries will need about a cup sugar
for sweetening,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-10
Cranberry NoseeaYs

MAKE CRANBERRY nosegays
for each OF your Thanksgiving
guests String two pieces of wire,
4 inches long, with cranberries.
Twist the wire ends together, tuck
la the center of hemlock sprays
with tiny cones attached. Grand
for table favors.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-06-11
Start Three Pushes at Ma
jor Points in Rus
sian Territory
THROW DIVISIONS
AGAINST SEBAST0p0L
HurI Powerful Forces Into
Kharkov and Muir
mansk Sectors

MOSCOW, June 11-Germany's
army and air force are increasing
the pressure along the entire front,
attacking at three major points.
They are opening new push
from Kharkov in the Ukraine, hurl-
ing whole divisions against be-
sieged Sebastopol and batterins
Murmansk from the air.
Dispatches from the battlefronts
suggest that the Germans at last
are getting their summer campaign
under way. rolling into a larger
scale action after being held back
in thrusts for almost six months.
Tass, Russian News Agency, ie-
ported that at Sebastopol, the Ger
mans have attacked repeatedly for
the last "a hours, hurting power
full forces into the fight, but the
dispatch said that despite the in
tensity and stubborness of the at
tacks, the enemy has failed to break
the resistance of the Sebastopol
defenders
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-06-11
M0L0T0v
(0NFERS
WITH FDR
White House Reveals I'm.
portanf Conversation,
Russia and u. 5.

WASHINGTON, June 11-Presi-
dent Roosevelt and v. M. Molotov
Soviet Foreign Affairs Minister
and Vice Premier, according to a
White House announcement, have
reached a full understanding" in
conversations in regard to the ur-
gent task of creating second front
in Europe in 1912.
The White House disclosed that
Molotov has visited this country.
The statement from the White
House gives no additional details
of the second front nor says defin-
itely whether a second front will
be opened Immediately or not.
The President and Molotov, the
White House statement further
said, reached unity views on two
other vital questions pertaining to
war efforts and measures of in
creasing and speeding up supplies
planes and tanks and other kinds
of war materials from the United
States to Russia. Plans for settling
Fundamental problems and also CO.
operation of &c Soviet Union ano
U. S. in Safeguarding peace and
security of freedom. loving peoples
after the war, were made.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-06-11
Break Jail al Anchorage;
Modern Methods Used
By Deputy in Retapfure

I'd peaks toward Copper Center and
the Richardson highway which
might give them access to the in
terror.
Olson chartered a plane to Dry
Creek, then took an auto north and
calmly waited on the Richardson
highway at a point where he was
sure they would emerge
When the trio appeared, their
clothes torn, swollen from mosquito
bites, tired and hungry from the
l14-mile trip, they didn't resist
arrest.
Olson took them to the jail at
Valdez and then flew home. The
capture was contrast. to the old
Alaska police method involving the
use of Indian crackers and some
times, dog teams and long hikes.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-06-11
The W ashington
Merry Go Round
By DREW PEARSON
and ROBERT S. ALLEN

WASHINGTON - Thousands OF
determined women, eager to don
the WAAC uniform, are driving
WAC officials wacky.
The campaign for enlistments IN
the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
has succeeded too well. Major
Oyeta Culp Hobby and her chief
lieutenants, Mrs. Arthur Woods and
Mrs Genevieve Forbes Herrick, have
a bear by the tail and they know
it.
Sad truth is that there cannot
possibly be more than 500 WAC
officer candidates taken in now.
No "auxiliaries,' that Isl non-offi-
Ger WAAC's, can be recruited I'M
iii the officers have been trained,
possibly around September Is. The
greatest number of WAAC's that
can be taken in this. year is esti-
mated at $4,000, and all OF these
will be subjected to a minimum CT
four weeks training. This leaves
some 275,O0o disappointed would-be
WAAC's out of an estimated reg
istration of 100000.
Toughest job of all falls upon the
chief recruiting officers in the nine
Army Corps areas. 1t is their 1on
IN sort out the WAAC registrants
and select the lucky women. Those
chosen then must face series o.
very stiff aptitude tests and physi-
cal examinations before they are
finally indicted.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-06-11
TWENTY YEAR
PACT AMONG
ALLIES ASKED
England and Russia Sign
Agreement Negotia-
tions on in u. 5.
oBY ASSOCIATED PRESS


Russia and Britain have signed
a 2O-year mutual assistance treaty,
it was revealed today, and the
news that Russia's Foreign Minis
ter v. M. Molotov has come to the
u. S. after negotiations in London
led to the speculation that he might
be arranging similar pact with
the United States.
Capt. Anthony Eden said today
that the pact was signed on May
26. He said the pact is directed
against Hitherto Germany and
that the signatory powers have
pledged themselves to rebuild Post
War Europe on the designs OF the
famous Atlantic Charter signed by
Roosevelt and Churchill.
The pact provides for common
action to preserve the peace ana
resist aggression in the Post Wal
period"
1t pledges the nations not 10 en-
ter into any negotiations with the
Hitler regime or any German gov
eminent which fails to renounce
aggression.
Japan is not mentioned in the
treaty.
Eden's disclosure h a. MOlotoN
has been in Washington is accom-
panied by the comment that thu
Soviet Commissar has held mos
useful and satisfactory talks with
the President of the United States
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-06-11

ANCHORAGE. Alaska, June IL
Deputy U. S. Marshal Oscar Olson
announced today how he follea
with airplanes and autos the spec
tacular escape of two Federal
prisoners from the Federal jail here.
The two are Richard HOLMAN, held
on a charge of rape, and Frank Gill
lette, convicted of bigamy and fac
ing a two year term at McNeils
Island.
The prisoners tunneled through
the Jail floor and escaped week
ago, but the escape was kept secret.
Officers learned that the pair was
accompanied by 16-year-old girl,
that they hitchhiked to Palmer,
then hiked up the dusty mountain
highway to Chickaloon, thence TAX
ing off through the mosquito infest-
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-06-11
.T0kY0ADMITS
TW0(ARRIER5
IN FIGHT
Naval Expert Claims Great
Success in Pacific
Battle

TOKYO. June l1--Japan's lead
ing civilian naval expert, Masanori
Ito, said today I'm view Of the great
success" of the japanese battle in
the Pacific. I'VE shouldn't be dis
appointed at the loss of two air.
craft carriers. THE gain is far
greater than their loss"
This is the first authoritative sug-
gestion from Tokyo that two Navy
carriers as officially claimed by the
U. S. have been lost. 1t represented
a shift from the Tokyo former adj
mission that one was sunk and an
other seriously damaged