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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-28

FOR GOOD REBUILT SECOND
hand or new furniture come to f..
L. SatterWhlte and Sons, near Fire
Station. 1877
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-28

WE SPECIALIZE IN All
kinds Of body and lender -
pair work. Motor Sales r.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-28

TRY US-CALL Us. We CALI FOR
and deliver shoe repairing. Our
work is extra good. We have plenty
Of rubber heels. Phone 246-J. Car
DINA Shoe Shop. At
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-28
WANT ADS
Get Result,

SN' insure With 'liu
satisfactory settlement I h Us Tor
department, Citizens RarSTuiiance
trust Company. "'N and
BICYCLE ACCIDENTS Anr.
creaSlne-ASk about orr rsh IN
cost policies covering Bicvof" low
cidentS. North American '.e Ac-
insurance Co., Frank NJ BarrrSi1uent
Agent, 220 Wmder s, '''naaFt,
562-JX. D" Phone
28-2t
I II r f f ROOM FITpyIc--
apartment for rent. Water 1pfIED
ana neat furnished 5I2 A,'r-h "snl l'
nam street, phone 1916. ~ W.T.
EVERY BEAUTY SERVICE -,
ern Shop-EXperienced onor .oO'
Centrally located. Phone ynu N'
appointment. Brldgers po.it
Shop, over Pagker's Drug s,ors al
28-a
WE SPECIALIZE IN All
kinds Of body and lender ~
pair work. Motor Sales c.
SuNDRY SHOP OPEN TU-97
m. Fresh fish. vcgctables
groceries, plants. Free dejiyorss'
Phone 81. Mrs. Dickerson 81,
Nhl'tcn avenue, back Of laundrr
28-lt
WANTED WHOLESALE CANnv
men to ell Our Hair Dress,nal
Good sellers. Samples and detail
Write Dawson MIG Co, Enfield
~ 27-2i
YOUR INSURANCE IS ON y
offensive when you are mvestino
your dividend from Mutual lns1,r'
ance Premiums in Val SAVINGS
Bonds and Stamps. Phone 8oH
Gates Insurance Agency. 2l-tt
FOR RENT TO COUPLF-FOJ-P
room unfinished apartment with
private bath. Light and water f,r-
nlshed. Gail 76l Day and 584.J
al(ef p p. m. 28-lt
VITA VAR HIGHEST QUALITY
paints at the lowest prices IN town
see us before buying your pant
tame Roofing Co, Phone 606
Nyclle 81. 1T
HENDERSON HATCHERY ON OK
ford road is giving fifteen extra
checks with each loo all tbs week.
Don't miss this sale. VIII deliver
100 or nor Henderson Hatchery.
telephone 1903. 2b-4u
FREE - FREE - SPECIAL THIS
week only, 25 Id. chick starter
with every 100 baby chicks sold.
II. B. Newman. 28-lt
TRY US-CALL Us. We Cali FOR
and deliver shoe repairing. Our
work is extra good. We have plenty
Of rubber heels. Phone 246-J. Car
DINA Shoe Shop. At
FOR GOOD REBUILT SECOND
hand or new furniture come to +.
L. S~atterWhlte and Sons, near Fire
Station. l9-n
OLD SHOES-LIkE OLD FRIENDS,
ALWAYS wear best Let 1s rebuild
your old shoes without losing Their
comfort. Phone Al. We call Tor
and del,,,cr Norv,icb Sboe Renajr
~
WATKINS NELVETONE INSIDE
paint. a first quality pant and a
real value at $225 per gallon
Beautiful shades. .AIcN 5. Wat
Inn, phone ~ o8-1t
FOR RENT = APARTMENT On
North William street, -Iour "uomS
and bath with water, HgI.tS and
heat. $50 per month";. Eul,9n I,
Hicks. "5-6ti
~
SWIMMING lRoL oth.N Nv" ~
Old Rock Mil. Admission Toe to
good swim. Il. II. Pcrnel!. 26&2S
- ------
HOME FRONT MlLEAGt Mol
be maintained, even increased
through retreaCInG. Lev us Lelied"
your SHOES, lnont 900, We oaI, "
l3-tf
SPECIAL SALE ON PLAINS
Genuine Porto Rico sweet Po'a 5o
81 w per luOV, tomato 9"t tO' ~,
nor I00 Extra special price on
~ ,,,,,;,;,. ,I,n y nIca IOt of
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-28

Buy War Savings Bond or Stamps.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-28

EVERY BEAUTY StRV1Cp -
ern Shop-EXperenced onas WIZ
Centrally located. Phone S"a a'of'
appointment. Brldeers paNN
Shop owe Pafker's Drug Store u''
28-Y
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-28

MODERN BEAUTY SHOP NOW
located 80 Breckenridge St. phone
ll6l-J for appointments, 27-4ti
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04
O'Connors' Guests

Nr and Nh, Charles T.
O'Connor Of Avon Lane cntcI-
taInod guests ar dinner Wcdnc>-
daN a. the bloomfield Hills
Country Club Among The gle>i-
were Nr and Mrs James Welkcr
of Melbourne. Australia who
have been living az the club and
VINO VIII move 80 the Ray Gun
rncham house on hawthorn
road early next 'Tcok Mr. and
Mrs OConnorS other guests
were The l. Clayton Hills ,hc
Frank ! NcGlnri>e> and th
John 7 IIucis
Mr. and Mrs Bruce Beaudet'r
of Yarmouth road Vere hosts ~
dinner recently for Nr and Ms
Palmer Boaudettc who were
visiting Mr. and Ms O. l.
Boaudette of Pontiac during the
Christmas HOLIDAYS.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04

Stunning IN d er arm and
handle STYLES IN fne soft
capesklns. calf. broadcloth
and benositne. Beautifully
made and detailed with eE-
quisite interiors.
KiiHc's--Ntreef floor
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04
Betty Pe0se S
BetrothdI
Announced
BIRMINGHAM, Jan. 3

CLIAAHlNG a long list ot
y holiday weddings and en-
cagementS is the announcement
Of the betrothal Of Betty Anne
PeaSe daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Warren PeaSe Jr, 20 David r.
White, son Of Mr.. and Mrs r
X White
Betty Ann is graduate of
KingSWood School and attended
Denison University. She lives
with her parents on Buckingham
road. Mr.. White is a graduate
or CulAer Military Academy and
a member Of the Reserve OIL
GERS Training Corps
Last SUNDAY Mr. and Mr>.
Allen Conkllng Stalcy announced
the engagement of their daugh-
ter Mary Elizabeth. 10 Fred
erlCk- Anderson Lnnn4-nGES GES-nI
GFeeSe Petatc. ,tho IS tine son
of Dr7 and MIS-. Alphcus r..
Jennings. and on Monday the
Charles A. lhoma>es made
known the engagement Of Jane
Eleanor Thomas 10 Wendell
Gladstone Lewellcn Jr, whose
parents arc tNe Wendell G
LeWe.lens OF Pilgrim road,
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04
Fred Mufphys Hosts

Or and Mrs Fred T. Murphy
F~kcd guests 10 dine with them
Friday night and Mis- John
Wilde Dyar also gave q small
dinner that same evening
Miss Florence Browning had
an informal open house Sarur-
day night and Mr and Mrs
Dudley Hay mad their usual
eggReg party New Years Day,
as did MI and Mrs. John Wen
dell Anderson
Mr.. and Mrs Cecil Hobbs
gave a delightful New Years
I've party in their home in Ven
dome road and Mr. and hlrs.
FREDERICK Banr had a Dic table
III OF guests Al tho Country
Club that same night other
hosts ~ the Country Club party
were Mr.. and Mrs. Mason r.
ftTTT1NTs
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04
Mrs. O'Rourke, Hostess

NrS James s. O'Rourkc Of
Pilgrim road Was hostess al a
luncheon Monday m honor Of
her dauEh'er-rn-laV Mrs VII
lam DRoWke of Evanston Ill.
who with Mr. Ruurkc Is visit
ing m Birmingham,
Mrs Charles ~ Mccall of
Argyle road was hostess At a
luncheon for eight guest, Tues
d7N afternoon
LioVi and Nh, Arthur J.
Rrandi Of Dexter Nc. have re-
turned there from visit m
Birmingham over last Weekend
with tho senior 4. !. RrandtS Of
kenucSaW avenue and with Mrs.
PrandtS g parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Milo II. Crawford of SuGicld
road
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04

drumming Bird" twenty denier--~hieh
means the very finest and sheerest
Nylon Hosiery made. On sale for
KiHes-Sfreet Floor
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04
Kay Davis to Wed
AyIward S. Morton

THE MARRIAGE of Kay
Davis, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Franklin Davis, and
Aylward s. Norton, son Of Mrs.
William Hartmann and the late
Charles Raymond Norton, Will
be Solemnized Friday AT Z o'clock
in ST. JoSeph's Episcopal Church.
Mrs. Stanley Gregg will be
matron Of honor and Dorothy
KoonSman, Jean Zink, Shirley
Harrison, Connie Fraser and
Louise Myron viii be brides
maids.
Barbara Blancett viii be
flower girl.
Charles Norton, cousin Of the
bridegroom-elect will be best
man and the ushers viii include
DR.. Stanley Crego, Bob Holyoak,
Dd(ld Raup, David Weston and
Ross King
Mrs Clyde McQuarrie, aunt Of
the brlde-clect. Will be hostess
Al a spinSter dinner Monday at
the Detroit Athletic Club.
Mrs. Stanley Gregg Will enter
tam at a bathroom shower for
Kaye in her home in Manderson
road Tuesday.
Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. VIII
liam Hartmann Will give the
rehearsal dinner at the Wardell.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04
Miss AhIers 10 Sinq

The January meeting Of tho
Birmingham Musicale will bc
held on the eighth and has an
interesting program arranged
Phyllis AhlerS. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. II. II. Ahlers of Brad
way boulevard. who attends the
Juillard School in New York. Is
remaining over her holiday to
sing
She Will be accompanied by
Mrs. Gail Bangs Charles Tur-
ner. son Of Mrs Kenneth Turner
VIII play tho violin and Mrs.
Edward LaSkc VIII give a piano
IprograJn,
for the afternoon
VIII ~ Mrs. Ahyery and NIrl
Turner Mrs. ilovcy Hagcrman
and Mrs. r. q. Mead and Mrs
Edgar l. BAILEY MI, George
Averill VIII preside al the tea
table.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04
Dancing Group

Dancing there Wc ~aW Mr. and
Mrs. Ford Wholdrr, Nr. and
Mr., Bcurt DNon. Nr and
Mn, Cccd liohb, Nh and Mrs
James Watkins with George
Na'kn, Mi. and Nh, s. u
Wilkinson Aii and Ms. PieVI't
ScmmeS Mf and Ms Mason p.
Eumner Nr. and Nr, Colnurn
7ndI>h Mr. and Mrs Ralph
Lane Ms, Patricia Know son
William II Lane Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond DNkcma Nh and Mrs.
Franklin Walker tho latter
looking Very smart iu white with
touche~ Of rcd NJ. and Mrs.
Frank Wcrnckcn Mr. and Ms.
John Wis Mr.and Mrs Robert
Evans and q crowd Of others
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04

DE TAILORED and i'm
ID macuiate
And never dress too much.
It's better 10 be under
dressed
And keep the weII-bred
touch.
PUT on me, the simplest of
Il your clothes
And d o nj go gayIy
dressed;
Be pleasing 10 the wander
ing eye,
But don't thar eye arrest.
THERE have been a lot Of in
i formal parties and quiet DIM
nerS for the Older set crowded
IN amongst the Gayety of the
past week.
Monday night, Mr. and Mrs.
-NCphcrSon Brow were
among those who asked guests
10 dine with them. Anothey
hostess that same UTEtt WIS
Mrs. Gilbert Lee. who enter
tanned several Of her close
friends al dinner and tOwie
afterwards.
BY the way, the home app
pears back IN favor again for
all entertaining except on the
very large scale
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Pease of Birmingham an
nounce the engagement Of
{ h cir daughter, BETTY
ANN PEASE. and Dave
White, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. X. White Of Rirming-
ham and Chicago, III.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04
Shun Extremes in Styling
And CoIorsI in Clothes
Is Sage Dowoser's Advice
THE DOWAGERS DOGMAS
THE DOWAGER'S DOGMAS

DRESS uita bly, my
IL dearS. 10 go
To church or business
date:
Dress simply and in quiet
taste
Don't make grave mis-
take.
THE girl who goes TO
Il church in clothes
OF bright and brilliant
hue
Is looked askance upon by
those
Who always better knew.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-04

BY the way, the home app
pears back IN favor again for
all entertaining except on the
very large scale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
ELEVATOR BOYS

GENERAL MOTORS BUILDING
Must be 10. No experience necessary; best
pay, regular hours: ideal working condi-
lions. Persons who are at present engaged
In essential war production need not apply.
Mt stefsns, 2-i50 General Motors Bldg
ENGINEERING AIDs-ro assist in vari-
Gus phases of engineering work. In field.
plant. drafting room, laboratory or office.
Numerous vacancies At si,si4 per year 10
be niled by competitive examination.
Applicants must be between 90 and 80
years OF age ana citizens OF the United
States Apply 20 the Detroit Civil Service
Commission. 18th Floor, Water Board
Building, 735 Randolph Street, Detroit.
Michigan, until further notice.
EXPERIENCED gasoline station attend
ant for super station. attractive salary
TO right man: white. colored. Wayne 3
Service, 1905 Hamilton.
EXPERIENCED plumber and plumber
helper wanted Immediately. Good pay.
245s Waveriy.
INEXPERIENCED upholsterers, trimmers,
\ $3.50 per hour; steady work. Apply
$3.50 fireman.
EXPERIENCED wringer man wanted for
laundry work. Ideal Laundry Company
s54 Medrum
EXPERIENCED MACHINE DESIGNERS
\ for defense work. Cali Mr.. De Claire,
/ Plaza 3240.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Male Help Wanted

DRIVERS wANTED--over 81; have fair
knowledge OF city. Apply $3.50 Wood
ms "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
INSULATION

ROCK wool blown In walls. attic: saves fuel
adds comfort. Ty. 1850. Ewes. RE. tisa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
A BETTER POSITION

A BETTER POSITION
MEN-woMEN-BoY
OFFICE-TECHNICAL
DEFENSE AND NON-DEFENsE
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
1915 LAFAYETTE BUILDING
AIRCRAFT ASSEMBLY. LATHE, Use HR
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
GRINDERS, MACHINIST, DRILL PRESS
TOOL MAKERS, INSPECTORS
II. p. BOILER OPR.. $3.50 MO. a APT
HANDY MEN AND LABORERS. soc HR
WOMEN COOKS, JANITREssEs
CIRLS-FOR AIRCRAFT ASSEMBLY
S35 WK. TO START: NO. EXP.
CAsHIERs-MANY OTHER JOBS
Colonial Emp. 1860 Broadway
DEFENSE positions for women, under 40
years; prefer high school graduates; to
learn inspection. machine operation, weld
ing excellent opportunity: good pay while
learning. Must have birth certificate.
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
1915 LAFAYETTE BUILDING
JONES EMPLOYMENT, 4ils Beaubien-
Colored hotel housemaids. $1s-$20
weekly: porters, Janitors. couples, $685. 35
per week. Columbia 1910.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings in the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE

Al REPAIRING: tree estimates; Is yrs
experience. All makes. Guar. TO. s-501s.
WASHING MACHINE REPAIRING
Al WASHER repairing sewing machine.
vacuum. 800. Free estimates, Buy,
sell Lemon $3.50. Central Service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
ICE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ICE sRATING-Nightiy except Tuesday.
Afternoon skating Saturdays. Windsor
Arena, 572 McDougall Windsor 3-347i.
READ Times Want Ads for proht-use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Female Help Wanted

woman-Experienced:r ready
to-wesr shop; excellent salary. Univer-
sity 2-5044 T
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-11
Male Help Wanted
MECHANICS

Motor truck experience: excellent working
conditions. good wages. Federal Motor
Truck Co, 500 East Forest Ave
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-14
Home Addresses
OF Patrol Plane
Victims Revealed

SEATTLE The 18th naval dis
trict Wednesday announced the
home addresses Of the four men
killed and three injured In the
crash Of a naval patrol plane in
Alaska. first revealed by the dis
trict April 80.
The list:
KILLED - Ensign Frederick A..
smith; wife, Mrs. Betty Smith,
1909 r. Jackson, Pensacola, Fla: .
Ensign Glenn Van Kramer; father,
r. J. Van Bramer, Route 2. Box
172. Billings. Mont: Ensign John
=. Carroll; wife, Mrs. John b. Car
roll, 4522 Brooklyn St. Seattle:
Harold Day Cunningham. aviation
machinist's mate End class; father,
d. II. Cunningham. 1878 Alcott,
Denver
INJURED - Alvin Francis Zet-
tel. aviation radioman Ord class,
father, Alvin 8. Zettel, LAnedon.
Ind; Clifford Allen King. seaman
End class: father, Virgil King.
Kirklin, Ind: Ralph Mitchell, IT,.
radioman 3rd class, mother. Mrs.
Elvs c. Mitchell, 72s No. Virginia
st., Reno. New.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-14
No Prioriiies
On Straw Hats
TO Be Plentiful
For This Summer

Well. men. here's oas thing th<fe
are m prioritiss on straw hss.
They are p,sntlfni This viil -
mere ef . Gced NslxheeF season
than ever. h~csuss NEST - the
straws available come frnm the
west Tndles Central an seath
America same that ~e used 20
get from the Far East are. ~
course. pretty much out - the
picture now.
AZ Tor style. last summers
trend 10 lighter sci.rs continues.
Bands ~lil - load OF rsticert. se-
cerfiuk 10 yeur taste. nrims wsil
be . bit narrower. but stlil wider
than those On The winter felt that
custom ssys should he ssowed
away on May Is In the straw
itself. the trend cnes mere = to-
ward nstsral eoiers and medium
tan tones. Tho popular Nassau
e.coannt In shades at brown OH
continue 10 be . winner. There
are snme tricky new ~saves IN
fanamas. and soms weav~s that
show . plsld-llke pattern In TIVE
eosors for thoa who HE their
toppers On the nsy side.
Most hats being On the corser.
vativs side In shape and eoles. IN
dlsiduslity can lot itself TO In the
trimmings. Bands range frou'
solid eolors " splashy .prints ros
town wear. snarsles prefer tbs
plain hued ones. either IN straight
ribeou. or plsatsd. pusHres form,
striped xrosxraln ribbons ere also
good for business wear. snlsss the
eolors are 10 hide ho-ho. II you
70 for sye-estehinG collar In your
hat bands. better eonfins n IA
sports bats that i've well with
eoicrfal. informal country or sporss
clothes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-14
BY JOE JAMES CUSTER
United Press Writer

HONOLULU - When sailed
with the Pacific fleet and heard
an siredale telling q snips that he
was going 10 kick 10 the old man
" that bean Jockey didn't DO =
better Job on the next batch Of
collision mats and mud, I realized
the navy had stresmlined Its slang.
was ~ ignorant ~ any
boot Of what the Hea we're
talking about hut ! soon learn
I'd that . doctor h really .
doctor hut that . dog n
pharmacists mate, stamps v
the mail clerk and that . sig-
nal man IL = flags bag.
The word for coffee illustrates
the changes N navy slang. The
popular word once was Jsmoks.
Then came just plain Joe and then
Joke. Now the word In mud.
Some Of the words and their
meanings:
Airedaie--aviatio mate.
snipe-fireman.
B~an yockey-cooh.
Old Man-captain.
Collision Mats-psncshes.
Boot--spprentice seaman.
Sea Turkey--salmon.
seagull---chicken-
So Dust-salt.
All stairways. Of courss, are
ladders, and the sailor either goes
topside or below not upstairs or
downstairs. where he gets hls Cos
sip through the scuttlebutt. which
10 a new name for grapevine n
the news leaves him puzzled he h
scraunched.
AT mess. prepared by the bean
Jockey. who In called a slop Jockey.
ketchup 10 red lead.
A. work, . sailor identifies
any k.dget ~ . ghissne ss .
hinlsiss, and four-e refers 10
perfection. esteem or highest
quality. one-eigbt. however.
means the party or The idea 10
al wet Whsa hs goes 10
sleep he flakes cut o. esiks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-14
Jury Acquiis
Seattle Doctor
Clear Physician on
Operation Charge

SEATTLE - A superior oour,
jury late Tuesday acquitted DIT
c. L. rempleton. prominent Seat
tie physician. Of = charge that he
performed an illegal operation on
a as-year-old girl.
The verdict Of not guilty.
reached after two and a quar-
ter hours Of deliberation,
brought teax to the eve. Of
the ss-year-old physician who
had BEEN praeticing In Scat
tie for 81 years.
The acquittsl followed q stirring
plea by Defense Attorney Henry
Clay Agnew that the doctor was
waiting 10 send a message on the
outcome TO a son in Australia who
Is fighting to maintain a society
that Is just"
The son Is William r. Temple
ton. a naval petty officer.
A charge Of perjury In con-
nection with the doctors testi-
mony regarding the girl In an
other case remains TO be dis
posed Of. The testimony was
given In the trial Of Henry
Stanley Bradley. the girls
father. who was convicted Of
n morals offense.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-14

uCsstA - Masses - treeps'
tanks ard planes is~ked n battle
IN nsrtc~ kersh p>nin~si< h>fti>-
fruns. German. claim battle ass
ben 'd<ela<d ~lth an~-s<s trocrs
axsrran ard sneIFeird ard n ~
treat. xaxi<ts rspcF< enemy ksld
% ainaoss 30 kains
AUSTRALIA - 1.psnpss lssns-
lss fle~t s~p~xte6 F~ans~~>e>ss9
ssssh~ess ~ Aw~tsnzsa swnSo1ee
arrival - h~asv eesal fss~fer~~-
ns~sss ~ v~~~wNi - hsssle ~
C.vsi s~~i sapss~.s n>>s ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-14

Po~er-drivsn equipment and
machinery in small manufactur-
ing plants VII be utilized BY the
war production board. under the
modified production requirement,
plan. The new plan Is designed
n enable small manufacturers en-
gagged IN war or essential civilian
production 10 obtain priority as
sistsncs more quickly and easily.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-14
COLLECT SCRAP IRON

ST. CHARLES, Mo.-Farmer
who live near st. Peters, No.
gathered so tons OF scrap iron In
one-day drive. The iron was
hauled 10 St Peters In sutomo-
biles. trucks. boxes. wheelbar-
rows and coaster wagons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-14
Think the Army Slang
Is Four-O? Well, Take .
A Bearing on the Nays

OF In Bis sack. whlch 4 Ne
bunk.
In emergencies or moments of
trial the sailor lets you know that
he's confident everything will be
all right with . ssassuring no
strain, no pain"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-14

Your postmaster can ten you
how TO invest IN u. =. WAR
BONDS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
Protecting Jail
In Raid Studied

County Jail was being studied
today by members of Sheriff
Andrew c. Baird's office to prepare
the building for blackout anC
possible enemy bombinGs.
THE building Is practically
ready now for any such emer-
gency," said William Muller
defense co-ordinator for Baird'S
office. Heavy quarter-inch mesh
screen inside all the windows Is
perfect protection against flying
glass. one OF the dangers i'm an
air raid. Floors of the Jail are all
Si\-inch steel reinforced con
crete and the walls are l5-inch
concrete"
Frank r White. chief Of dctcC-
tivcs. and Frank Wagner chief
turnkey Of the Jail, are co-operat-
ing with Muller
To black out the Jail. Wagner
plans merely Ia throw the main
switch His own electric lock in
vention guarding the main entrance
into the cell blocks prevents any
break during an emergency.
approximately 80 jail employees
soon will start training in first aid
under instruction Of Fred Thomp-
son assistant property clerk, who
is "a certified Red Cross teacher.
Dozens of extra mattresses are
being stored in cellars of the Jail,
ready 10 be called into use for air
raid casualties
AS for feeding and Turnkey
Wagner pointed proudly 10 the
vast iajl kitchens why. our
coffee pots here are big enough
10 boil man in"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
I'D. Plans Program
OF Civilian Defense

A complete civilian defense pro-
gram within the University Of De-
trol' was announced today by the
Roy Albert IT, Poctkcr, $. exec
uuNn dean
The CIVILIAN defense 10 function
as a separate unit under the De-
troIt OCD VIII be headed by
Stanley Hayes. director Of the stu
dent placement hurearand mem
beer of the WAYNE County Civilian
Defense Councl, The l. of y viii
tram mon and women for defense
education throughout the city Viii
provide for defense of the campus
dWne air. RAIDS. and Will have a
Rcd Gross division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
Solve Problem
0fDinnnningSigns
In B|dCkout

sign board companies in Detroit
to-day are weighing four possible
methods az douSinE the illumina-
t3u on their displays IN the event
a. hlackouts here.
Radio control is the most spec
taguIar scheme under ConS,dera-
lou.
Board Illumination would be
SHUT Cn ihc instant Detroit radio
stations went of The AR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
ONE PLAN YELLED

Details OF the fourth possible
method for shutting off billboard
illumination are being withheld
for fear of giving information to
the enemy.
Glenn c. Richards, associate de-
Tense co-ordinator in this area,
said trial hlaCkoutS are beng held
daily in various public and private
buildings.
Camouflaging Of Detroit Will be
studied at a three-day institute
opening March Is in the Masonic
Temple. OCD Director James NJ.
Lands has been invited.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
AUTOMATICALLY STOPS

The boards would be lighted
only while an attached receiver
would be receiving impulses from
the radio station. When the sta
ton shat down the illumination
automatically would stop.
Another plan is to control the
lighting by a magic eye, or photo
electric cell. trained on a street
light When the street light
hIackcd out the board lights auto
mltcally would be douSed
Two such controls are now in
DISC.
4 third plan calls for a push
button on each board 10 be con-
uolled by nclghborhood ali raid
warden
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05

Grand River.Trrmbull
Grand Riyer.Warrcn
Cratiot.Mack
Gratiot-Si. Antoine
Graiiot.Westphalia
Hanilton-CollingwoOd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05

Canfield-Russell
FcnkeIl.Fairfeld
Fort-Campbell
Grand Rivcr-Joy Road
Grand River-Meyers Road
Grand Riycr-Redford