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Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
$4,000 FACE
Unemployment
In Auto Industry

Despite release OF ncw govern
ment war orders. the termination
Of auiomobue production will bring
dismissal of 100000 workers. Dow
Jones estimated today Figures in
clude parts and allied concerns but
are exclusive OF dealer employees
An average overall increase Of
22000 Jobs a month IN arms fac
tories was at the same time
predicted by the agency This fig
ure would indicate a net loss Of
employment of 10000 IN the
automobile industry from Decem-
Der l 10 April l
The length of the unemployment
period varies with different plants.
said DOw-JoncS a icw automotlNe
companies viii resume within a
short time and foreSce even greater
employment than on civilian goods.
Others report 1t may be "A year
before they can re-abSorb all
workers
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
ORDER FIRE EQUIPMENT

Meanwhile tho FIRE department
today was strengthening It's system
by ordering new equipment under
the 500 900 grant Of the common
council
one order is for so 900 feet Of
additional hose which viii he
placed on trucks and located IN
strategic points about the city 10
bc used as supplemental equip
mCnt
Another order is for 500 can
Mister typo gas masks 10 be used
hy auxiliary frcmcn The city s
500 fire fighters already are
equipped with gas masks.
Richard Rcaume Jr, fire depart
ncnt secretary said al frcmcn
have been given q course based on
Instructions authorized by the
United States Amy Edsewa'er
Arsenal
Ere Marshal Fred W Schu-
knccht already has trained 300
women 10 act as fire prevention
instructors under The Women S
Voluntary Services program.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
Call Volunteers
For Warden
Posts Monday

Persons wishing 10 volunteer for
ar RAID warden posts are asked TO
apply beginning Monday az police
precinct station nearest tn ei ir
homes for enrolment forms.
This announcement was made
today by Glcnn C. Richards aSSo-
Clatc Co-ordlnator Of the Office OF
civilian defense here.
HOW TO GET INFORMATION
Said Richards
several defense workers will
be at each Of the police precinct
stations from noon 10 y p. m.
beginning Monday 10 give further
informati0m, on air warden en-
rOllment.
Applications may be COM
pleted at In, police stations or
taken home. Applicants will be
notified where To report for
fingerprinting, warden assign
ment and given "A schedule OF
courses of instruction.
These persons viii make up De
troitS air rand warden service
which is expected TO number
10000 persons under the leader
ship Of Cbicf Warden Walter
Ierael and his deputies George
Edwards and William e. Scrlpps
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15

part should be
tn a " @ q ou 1
gra d ually by
covering il with
the han d or
other body sur
face. or by ap-
plying a cloth
Wrung out IN
Ia k q " "A T m
water.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
eopIe
You Know
Dr.. Bruce Douglas Blasts
Frosfbite Cure FaIIacy y
BY LINTON ARKLES

This Will blast "A widespread
fallacy. but snow or Ice-Watcr
should not be used In the treat
mcnt of froStbitc. according 20
Or. Bruce Douglas. The frozen
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15

MS kids al their home IN MuSkoki
road Came the cold snap and ne
stood IN the yard with a garden
hose filing i' and pcnt the ncNl
five day fiat ON hl> back 20 bed
with a cold,
Robert J. Kcucnholon flying
home from Dayton last week.
saws he nearly frolc The arr
conditioning apparatus IN the
plane broke down and the tenn
pcraturo IN the cabin was le
below al 5000 feet.
Notuc Parks. former Dctroiicr
arriving ~ Union Depot for 4 visit
with her Detroit nlcce>
Harry Trenton. chasing his hat
through the Washington boulevard
puddlcy and then trotting over 10
"a hat-clcaning establishment 10
stand IN line.
Leo Y. Card state commissioner
of agriculture is close personal
fuond OF Wee President Henry 4
Wallace.
Mounted Pa,rolman BAl Friend
-ay, the police horses aren't get
uue tine sugar from INC cItlcns
they dId before thc war.
Bill Rook,. Investigator for tho
t.v. f.F..,.. mediation hoard has a.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
Stir Up Your
Lazy Liver Bile

y liver BILE doesn't fow freely erCvy day
into your lntest!nes--c0uftpaticn with
It's headaches. mental c'Iluee- q ha4f
alive feeling often result So take D-
EDWARDS olive Tablets 20 insure gentle
get thorough bowel i1oteueDfs Owe
Tablets are ply 'rcuccrfli 20 'f.- lp
your liver bile secretion AID tone ~
muscular intestinal action. '5t zoe C9e
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15

T. m IN q Z {
Kelly tn e. at
torncy rented a
bull q OF e
last W q q k 10
COugc ont Il
Skating rink Tor
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
CAN'T KEEP
GRANDMA IN
HER CHAIR
She $ as Lively as a 1oungster =
Now her Backache is better

Many sufferer. relieve nagRing bhrk1rhe'
quickly. once they discover that the real
cause ~ thelr trouble may be tired kdneys.
The k4ln.ys Natures chief way Of TAX
inr tar excess acids and waste out ot the
blood. They help most people pass about 5
T.r's "a dlN. .
Nt.n disorder a kidney function permits
poisonous matter 90 fou.ain in your blood. u
iu4t oi.-o uarr.pg harha-hr. Rheumatic ralns,
ltR pl.ls. JOSS oi pep aud energy, getting up
rlsIta. swelling, UgHIuDss under TIE ewes.
ipldaehcs and dizziness. Frequent or sranfy
passages with sriarting and burning rore-
tmaaI shows there is something wrong with
ynHt iduc,s or hladdoT
Don't valtl AK Your druggist for Doan's
d =. used successfully by muuops for nyet
4JNslrs. They give happy rvliri Tnt Vii help
Mc @ 3 miios cf kidney tIbes i'nsR ogt poison
ous waste igom your blood. Get Doaus Pills.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
WHERE TO DINE

Apputnce- Don't Junk ALUMINIUM
Maytags.b Guaranteed welding. Motors
Atlantic 1892
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Pros TO Keep
L Grid Games

CHICAGO. Feb. 4 GNS). -
Elmer Layden, commissioner fol
the National Football League. to
day declared there will be no cur
tailment of the ll-game schedules
already decided upon for TIE pro
fessional teams this year.
I'VE all realize that now more
than ever II time when sport
should not he curtailed," Lay
den said. Later on, arrange
pents may he completed for
pro teams To play one or two
games with service and camp
eleyens. But all that's definite
now IL that every team in the
circuit will play IL league
games"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Penn. Holders
Show Decline

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. Al
though the number of stockholders
of the Pennsylvania Railroad
showed a net decrease for the
year 1871. the extent of the reduc-
ton was smaller than it has been
in recent years.
Total at Dec. 81, 194l, stood at
POS .Ol2. decrease Of 81 from
Dec. 81. 1910. For the year 1910,
stockholders showed a net decrease
of 3.463 and in 1889 a net decrease
of 5,lS6. Total at Dec. 81. 1911,
also showed a decrease of 7l2 from
Sept. 30, 1871.
Low point IN number OF stock
holders in recent years was as Of
March 81, 1871, at 20i,7 but at
June 80, 1871. total rose TO BOG $50,
this being the first time in three
years that the total had shown an
increase over the total at end Of
the preceding quarter. Average
holding at Dec. 81, 1871, was
SAB shares as compared with
/ 3 90 at the close of 1910.
Foreign holdings at Dec. 81,
1871, dropped 10 a new low in
recent years at 375157 shares, a
decrease of 2l5,65l shares from a
year ago and a decrease OF 9,747
shares from Sept. 30, l94l.
buy "A Bomber
Aluminium Industries, Inc. has
declared regular quarterly divl-
dend of ID cents on the common,
payable March IL to holders of
trrrUrri- February Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04

Divorces were granted 70
Nagdalen Cameron from ArthH
EDDIE Linn from Irene
Aufonis GabalChen from MARY
agnes Kieffer from Theodore.
Daisy Bresler from Arthur.
Hester GRAHAM from william
Eva Barack from Max
Esther Wilson from William
Victor Ferrazza from All'e.
James Johnson from Jane.
Morris Roun from Ethel
Lois Allen from Raymond
Anne Barber from RAYMOND
Flois Banks from Alfred
Alice Strauh from CHARLES.
PHYLLIS Sexton from Tiyes
Helen Robbins from Louis
Arvilla Nickerson from Harold
Anna Howard from Leo.
Cyri Plumridge from Evelyn
Stella Poniato~ski from Joseph
Irmen Gunat from Dorothy
buis Hastings from Thomas
Kelly Williams Jr. from lnell
Margie Strayhorn from Lem.
Earl Houck from Elsie.
Mary LiChtenfeld from Hollis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Lost and Found

LADIES white skates and tan ski shoe
host on Glendale A. Second Friday night
reward. Townsend 1880
LOST female Brittany spaniel pups
reddish brown and white. NJ taii Red
ford vicinity, $40 reward. 1884 Ncs
PARKWAY. Evergreen 2lts
LOST Wallet containing birth certificate
0'heT papers, Adrian Garcia. reward
Lafayette 1861
LOST Ladies Benrus wrist watch. viciu
rs Hastings and superior, reward. Ten
pie 1850
LOST Black aud white female hound
name. Fanny. reasonable reward. f6U
LoNett
TERRIER tan streaked with black, shuf
+ front legs male. upper front teeth miss
ing seven inches eight years old 81 tviciuh
Huston DickersDnt No questions asked
Reward plngrce 0T12
SPRINGER spaniel male black white
stub tail. reward. Telephone Arlingto
I fOEI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04

vaIt.- No-tersen q. Jane Wariey 20.
James J Cooper 81 Gertrude Walker ~
p0ber, g OFT % Irene Chambers, y
John 7 HARRISON 20, Margie Lou smhh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Change Setup
AtForest Lake

Fred Hudson. manager of Forest
Lake Country Club has leased the
club and announced a change in
! policy.
A private club until this year,
with one of the most attractive
layouts in this district. as well as
a swimming pool and watered fair
ways, Forest Lake will be oper-
ated as semiprivate club.
Season privileges will be sold,
or a golfer may pay green's fees
each time he plays.
Hudson, an experienced club
manager, who was at Tam o
Shanter when il was a stag club
has engaged Willie Robertson as
pro. Robertson. veteran and ca
pable pro. has been al Green Lake
in recent years.
Robertson succeeds AIDE Van
Liere, who recently resigned at
Forest Lake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
BIRTHS

Bertha Dommer. 1926 West Vernon high
Wa3.
lsyivia Erickson. 1874 Lilac.
Matte Frank 1921 Beaublen.
Ann Granger 1912 Gfayion.
Grace eager. i723 Townsend,
Elsie GreIs 20l73 Heating
Irene Ha!siead. 52f3 McDouEaN
Agnes Hs--fnii,. 7s--st.ssr- WINS.
Dorothy Hickey. 1875 Wayburn.
Louise Hayes. flsi Lovett.
Dorothy Hunioon. 10000 Beaconsfi'id
ieAnor Hornseck tsI Msnlstque
Emma Jozsa 2i57 South EdseI
Carol Jester 1885 KENTUCKY
Eva Jones. 72s south AitAdens, Roya OAK
Lois Jones 1891 Legrsnd
Marjorie Johnson, 96i5 OHIO
Irene k0walczyk. 1895 Noiauds
Virginia kiibourr. 1910 Hart~eii Dear. 'fr
Emma Keaior- 22s3 Crane.
clara Kroli. 1922 junction
Niniired LUnf 1928 south deacon
Gertrude Leppanen 1872 Pfertis
Armiuda Mosler. l5a0s PrAlre
Lucille hreZ. 7zIs Prospect. Base Line
Margaret Moro 1929 Mnrck.
Evelyn Milan 1925 Central
Anastasia Monny. 5735 Flmwoot.
olive McConkey. sf05 Lincoln
Mary Ohveri, 1925 Barlow
Beatrice Oldenburg. 1895 Pinehurs'
Judela Pon'ii. Marvin Hotel Dearborn
Esther Plotzke. 4T25 Elm~oOd
Elizabeth Potts 1899 stra'hmoor
Frances Plunkstt. 1885 Russell.
Tomme RespeSs 1854 Alfred
Josephine Rusciolelli 55i Medium
Mildred Roy 372T Scyhurn.
clara RYAN 1924 Fernhili
Wanda Rnzyckl 1873 Gallagher
Fryldlne SHARPE. pa Watson. APT -
Ellen sch!lskey 1890 Evergreen road
Catherine Stevens, 1898 wyoming.
.I.i1a SchoenemAun. 1926 Flora.
Margaret Sprecher. I4i54 kilh0urre--
Henrietta SefIEmann 1924 Gladstone
Rosela sehafer. 1929 West Grand bou'e
ward
Theresa ekG'arl., seoi Thaver, Dearborn
sophia Scandals iftn Canton
AHdnS St'ichle iufjt longvirw.
Evelyn Saszy1 1917 Temple
Genevlevc Smith. 1851 Pennsylvania
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Buy n Bomber

Deere 60. and subsidiarirs for the
fiscal year ended oct. 81 1871, repor, 4
net income Of sl4 2ee 400 after SO. 5s2 s63
reserve for federal income and excess profits
axes and 81 325 40 provision for conlin.
gencies or S4O3 share on the common
IN preceding year net VAS Si2 III .T1s after
81 200 provision for contingencies ana
50 80 9G7 reserve tor federal taxes or IS 50
on the common.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Emme,, o. Leeth, a. NansOelle Mitchell
Henry = Dietrich, n Marjorie A s,an.
Hugh T Brown. % Ruth Jones, 81.
Roderick r Ren,msster, III Audrey A
Dominick ss,ssc, 81 Dorothy Reid n
wtiifarr R-~F,-,t-, cora r. usiey- u
Arne A. Luoma 30 Helen Wasnansn
Howard No9th. 80 Catherine Bsumssrten
John wesrne, IS; wnmot c. Richards
Mex soson SO: Olga Mamch1r 81
Emil M.dved p Claire q Mrneghiri %
Harry GodleWskl ~ Wanda Zuber. IS
Lewis Junes. 30 GWendOlyn White. IL
RAYMOND Kelly j Mafgsre, b stephens
Lawrence Gree. 81 Lorraine Robinson
LeRoi Haskins 20, Ruth Glover. 81
A lbert Treye. 80 Jane Alior. -
oseph stokes 70 Theo-Ref-y 30
DbonsId " Dean %. Marisnn T. Hin Is
Samuel +. Johnston. 80 Mary Domoech,
John II Van Hou,en. 81 Betty D Farmer
Horace J. Mccreeor, so. Gertrude walter
Francis s,anchina, 81 Angelina Giancola
yrEin p Abbot, - virginia Gobold 30
Charles J Dcshetier 20. Helene Gyorkos
Tracy NJ caraDto. % Mary F. Jones.
James Brown. ~, Roberta J. Wallace
Stanley , wolFewios. % Josephin. 7
Htyszkievlcz. ~.
Francs COOS % Lillian scholt %
Thomas Piunke't 20. Doris sirooe.
rttSara W psue, g Vera pefesekiy.
Joseph Bo,l. - vlrsis.s KENNEDY "a
Cbs5ies NJ Lsus ~ Irene sepeu 20
IrIre Henrine ~ Freda " spohn. -
Angelo ~ Cssare 2. Franc, Fran y
Rcber, k.aAsser q. Gisnous Chambers
Dan Reser Cd zofa p Abslch a.
James BNeas - Helen j.. Ni'nmohs- y
iean Wasd . Gusss Ripes. -
Ben HolIsr % M,f'.e HIDE %
4 rNAnd.r !. Os'an 80 Msty Anne ".o
R!s"ipi rickn'er. 40; Man E'''
rr.d V. Poppeos II, Al: Betty Jane
Jossph i1sdeer. 20. oas.s wilson Is
Perry Forman - RrsemAre GhHes -
bernard W ZisssoV % Madge Dora
ia NAN farrs,1 ~ :? Leaa Ma. Rteh 81
Jim wimam Tsrnsy -. K"se Luci'l'
Hehfy wu'sm sues'h, q. ArsQa V
Fr ei'J J Strength. 20. Aospsis n s.sso
Ra ~ zeero~skl 81 Nlna RadEe~'eh
samuel T Mehse, Jr, "a Irene /
Donald Tom.ins9n. Is Rosemary blns' J,
MsSnara. 49, -
Pr"ake IS Hsa'sr % Virginia y B'"or
Rai.,n p Downing, .. Use s''.neehsr
Htnn.,h nan - Rose v R,arae, 20
idnatd Levaadpwsa p Gertrude Pc
go, ts,s.susSs. u Marion cr''o.
,oso pr,,a.h q Aeuss Ms..sa :
- nora KENYON. - kahcrne Bender
= 1f pSs Mcco-u.os. 81. grace >
rran "Is'E s,o5aer = Florence M.ses p
Haymond l.. Cr tsrnAn = Loretta
80 49, Ho,srs q. Pa,fc.a wardrs ~
Hsrshe. Tapp y AHc, C7sjAo"sh
vss',.- yo-tenssr. p. J Jane wariey 20
pober, g or. % Irene Chambers, u
John T HARRISON. 20 Marsie Lou smith
sdney " Norwood Jr IS Bonn. Mae
KeSne,h Mdas,on, - Laura Nav pry'
Pau pejuie, ~ stella Eazkov'si q
Aiher' conrad - Florence Weaver, -
Arthur fccies ~ Helen Pell -
William Wallace. y Heien App'.kf" -
Tel Renklevicg, 20 Myrtle Mare JOS
Lindsay, /,
Alfred Washington 10 2ula Bel -
Miles Thompson - Pauline johnson, ~
Donald Ruren. ~ Berrce Mcdonald ~
George Pune 80 Mareare, Zwerg -
Inseph Jarema p Margaret Risko. Up
Richard Burke Fossee Jr.. - RITA Camp
bell 81
George MArshau. n: Anita Marie Faust
-
wen p
Is
sam Poozern, - Helen Bakienko ~
peter Nechalis - Lots y Chevrier. -.
Bernard J. Foley 20, Ciarice =. Borgan;
son 20
Felix Malinowski p: Wanda kad}ko"ski'
2e
TIwood BOND % Vsva Meier q.
R,y a RombeT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
BUY n Bonnie
BIRTHS
ROYs

Bows were born 20.
Ftheleen ASbburn 1907 Mckintr'.
Dorothy Abamson, $3.50 Hartwell. pear
born
Elizabeth Alastra, 34l0 Gladwin
Pear Albrechi 500 Sparta
Eleanor Brady. 1905 West Jefferson EcOrse
Helen Bak 1921 White
Helen Russell 3577i Huron River Drive
New Boston
Ann Brisson, 2Oi37 Washtenaw Crosse
pGinte
Pernice Bernier 20202 PelkeN
Dorothy Carpenter 1881 Rinpele
Christine Coleman 1909 Phillips. Berkley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Death notiles

ARTHt R-Borridell W age IS, wife Of
the late Erwin e Arthur: mother Of
Helen; sister Of Stella Schoultz. Wallace A
ana Clarence Parmentsr Funeral Thurs
day Pm from residence. 3i55 Crane
Burial a. Knapp Cemetery, Worthwhile,
Michigan
PA>TER-Mary Ann. age TO- OF 1888
Patton. Darling daughter Of Anthony
and Mary. dear sister Of Misses Gertrude.
Dorothy, Irene. Leona and Anthony. Jr
Funeral Saturday from residence. 1880
and 81. Peter and Paul Church al II.
PFEIFFER- February ?. Alvina. OF 1892
state Far. dear mother OF Mrs. Colt
fried schultz. grandmother Of Mrs. J. De
Loot. Mrs. r. Rissmann and Mrs. Vera
Walker Funeral Thursday, 2 p. m, az
A. n Peters Funeral Home, 12057 Gratiot
avenue.
RAKHOLT-FebrIary q, John. beloved
husband Of Esther v. dear brother Of
Olaf OF Detrit. also survived By his
mother and seven sisters In NurHa N.
Funeral service ~ Burrel Funeral Home
s73s FenkeiI. Thursday at ; 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Unlisted Stocks

Approximate prices furnished by the Ma.
Iionsl Association Of Securities Dealers
lnc nistriet No 6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Male Help Wanted

ATTENDANTS 20 assist In hospitals,
clinics and laboratories. Numerous va.
cancics a. 81 $50 per year 10 be filled bv
competitive examination Applicants must
be- not less than eighteen years OF age.
citizens Of the United States and residents
OF the City OF Detroit for one year i'm.
mediately prior to the examination, ex-
cepting persons with honorable army navy
or marine discharges. For applications
and full details write or apply to-ths
Detroit Civil Service Commission, 18th
Floor, Water Board Building. 735 Ran
dOiph Street Detroit, Michigan, on or
he fore February n 1912
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Bid Asked
AeronAuical Products 5'i a.
An Metal Products % o..
Alma Trailer 80 IS
American Forging a Socket - %
Bagley Bldg com vic p. 2,
Benton Hsrhor Malleable a.
Buell. Die A. Machine l.. ~
Central Paper Co. com ST. o.
Consumers Power Sc, pfd 1907 lOj y
Cross Gear A Machine 81 10
Crowley Miner Co pid Is, Ia,
Davidson Bros Inc q, IN
Detroit Harvester To-. IL.
Detroit Sulphite Pulp a Paper lOi4
P P R.;:. "a. ! = Becker = g g
Federated Publications 10 az
General Industries ~ ga
General Bot,lers com =. So
Do pfd u, s.,
Globe knitting ~ 81
Great Lakes Engineering 49, Fl
HAYES Industries S. O..
Hearst 81. az
Howell ~ ~
Industrial BroWnhois, Isl pfd
DO 2nd pfd ~
Tntl Machine 81 H.
Kellogg Is, 2Oiz
Kermath Mfg 3, 49,
Koppitz a Melchefs 10 81
LeMaire Tool A. Ms - L.
Leonard Refining i. "a
Leece Neville 49,. IS 4
MscSim Bar Paper 3, 49,
Michigan Bakeries So az
" ich Consol Gas pff los III
Monroe Auto Equip 3. ~
National Electric Welding ~
No Sag Spring s. 1Oa
Palace Travel Coach .6j 81
Peerless Cement s.. So
Peninsula Grinding wheel ~ 50.
Rieke Metal Products h'1 Ga
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
a Bomber.

Eastern steamship Lines. Inc, reports
1871 prott OF 1924. 3g7 before federal IN.
come tax, capital stock tax. capital
gains or losses and other incorporating
adjustments. against loss % 1901 1893 In
1910. December loss Was Sli l73 against
loss OF Sll3.562 IN December 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by Bongard
Windsor. Prices in cents.
MINING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
MEN WANTED

Between u IS. with car 20 learn finance
business, with opportunity Of becoming
branch office manager. Call Tyler 1855.
Mr.. Wybrant.
NEED 2 experienced porters for used car
lot good wages See Mr.. Mason at
300 Gratiot
PORTER White. honest, sober: apply at
once. Mari General Hospital 1865
Trumbuli
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04
BUY a Bomber
DIVORCES

- NeIva MeIer 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04

Joseph Bo,g - VrEinIa Kennedy "a
Kari KAwl IS HIds NetscheF. -
CHARLIE NJ LsNlt ~ Irene septH, 20
IrlrE HenrInc - Freda " spohn u
Angelo -, Cssare p Frances Franz. -
Tauno Piral4. % Man Gesh'i -
Robert klassser. q. Gienous Chsmhfts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-04

Nick s1son 50, olga Mamchur -
Emil M.dved p Claire q hrneghiri p
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Evening star., 1942-08-10
Uncle Roy's Corner
By RAMON COFFMAN.

After one of the hot waves" this
summer was greatly pleased when
water came down from the sky.
had been finding it hard to write
NV stories because of the way the
heat made me feel. Then came
showers, and the temperature fell
IS degrees!
In one way or another, water plays
a part in our hves-every day OF
the year and every hour Of the day
Rain may not be important at a
certain time, but water is needed
for drinking, washing and cooking
A person may say, IF We did not
have water, people would die OF
thirst" That is quite true, unless
we could eat food containing enough
water. Milk is made up chiefly OF
water, and so are other drinks
Many foods from the gardens-cab-
bages. lettuce and score Of others
are composed largely of water.
Yet vegetables would not grow II
there were no water, and cows could
give no milk. In a very short time
there would be no people or animals
left on earth.
Happily we have such a good
supply of water that it will last for
millions of years, perhaps for billions
of years. Three-fourth of the sur
face OF the earth is covered with
water.
Most OF the earth's water is salty
and is not fit to drink. Yet if we
needed to do so We could use ma
chimes to turn ocean water into good
drinking water If ocean water is
heated, it will turn into vapor and