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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-20

HUI 0nCAAAA 0SSVV
personally led q raid on q War
rem township blind pig Sunday
night, he met "a gentleman
from Alaska" At least Jake
accepted the fellows story at
face value for . few days.
Here's the yarn:
After Jake tipped over the
makeshift bar. he questioned two
frequenters. One was q typical
"bar fly" but the other, q clean
cut fellow, seemed out of place
in the dingy surroundings. "Who
are your" asked Jake.
The fellow described him
self Is . resident Of Alaska"
visiting for three weeks In
Macomb county. "Give me .
break" he pleaded and Jake
did just that.
Yesterday, the gentleman
from Alaska" entered the sher-
ifs office and flashed badge
that identified him as q detective
with the Michigan State Police.
At the pig" to make q buy, the
detective wouldn't tip his hand
even to Jake.
YOUR HELP NEEDED
II you can read this column,
you can't qualify for the $500
to $3.50 those energetic Mount
Clemens Lions are just itching
to give away. But keep right
on reading In the hope you
know o m o n who CAN
QUALIFY.
It's like this: The Lions would
like to give away a Leader Dog
but, under association rules, its
somewhat difficult to find an
eligible person. That's where you
readers come in.
II you know someone that Is
totally blind, needs . leader
dog to aid him In earning .
livelihood and can contribute
50 per cent Of the purchase
price, telephone either NAL
colin Trombley, the attorney,
or Tom Place, ceremic engi-
neer, 1t the Mount Clemens
Pottery co m pany. For the
right person, the Lions will
pay half the shot-$300 to
$3.50.
Those almost human leader
dogs are trained at nearby Ro-
chester. Certainly ownership of
one would make some Macomb
county blind person very happy.
II you can't contact Mac or Tom,
any Lion will do. The important
thing is to ACT NOW.
TALKATIvE JIM
Circuit Judge James e. Spier
never misses q change to plug
the local Civilian Defense ef-
fort these days. Before Pearl
Harbor Jim could be described
~ retiring, but NO longer.
Called on for q few remarks
at the knights of Pythias dinner
Monday night, the judge waxed
eloquent on behalf of civilian
defense. He pointed out that sew
en- Pythians had hurriedly de-
serted the banquet table to at
tend defense meetings.
Hundreds, he said, are 10y.
ally supporting the defense
movement, but hundreds more
are needed. Jim's plea did lot
80 uAheeded, because On the
very next morning at least two
Pythians signed On the dotted
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-20

YUKON, Okla, Flying Cadet
Ralph Wilson has mastered the
slow roll. Now if Instructor
George Dale cali just catch on.
Dale fell out yesterday when
his safety belt came loose. The
cadet got the plane down okay.
The parachute took care of
teacher. =.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-20
THE STORY OF ELECTRICIT
Number Four a pubshed BY The Detroit Edison Company

The year l74S marked the first time
that electricity was collected in guam.
titles large enough to facilitate expert.
ments. The feat has been variously
credited to Bishop Won Kleist, dean Of
the Cathedral of Comm, Pomerania; to
PETER Van Musschenbroek, professor
at the University of Leyden, Holland.
and to Cunaeus, 4 pupil Of Musschen.
brock and wealthy burgher of the city
Of Leyden. At any rate, this inven.
ton supposedly owes its name to the
Able Nollet of France, who dubbed it
the "Leydcn jar"
Musschcnbroek set about collecting
the electric fluid" in q wide.mouthed
flask half.full of water. The flask was
corked. and 4 wire through the cork
dipped into the water of the jar. The
other end of the wire was connected to
q gun barrel suspended by
two silk cords, and at.
tached to an cleo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
MARRIAGEs-BIRTHs-DEATHs DIVORCES
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Thomas morsitis. AZ Pearl NJ. Lefkovi'z
Richard Williams. 40: Elizabeth Thompson
Joseph Schultz. ~. Irene sIymoniak. 81.
John Gsbe IS; Ida Guthrie rs
Charles Crowthsr Aldred, 81; Hazel Cecelis
Rea Mernn Valentine, % Agnes G. Burns
Rober, Anderson. ~. ANITA A. Losch
burg. a..
Robert W. Gordon. %; Lucille NJ. limerick
James b Webster. 80 Florence e Baird
Floyd Y. Beremsn. -; Elsie ~ Minehart
Ora L Walters. Is: Jan. L. Parker. ~.
William J. Irwin Jr., 20; Louise S. Woods
Daniel Y. wride. 81 Elizabeth X Camel
Henry White. -; Mile z. corbin. 30.
Gerald wsidemar Hietsla, ~; Ellen NJ
STANLEY wagner IS: Florenc. Goerke. 81.
william Gerard. "a. RheA Mexican. %.
Bruce Whitfield. % Lorna cAudill, 81.
Gordon L. Mcclellan, 10. Lucille Runstad
Rober, 4 Make % Lillian Kolar. 10.
JACK Emrpei Morrison. % Betty NJ spratt
10
Adoiph Kelly. IS Lila Marshall. rs.
John Musico rs; Margaret ". Nemith IS
John l. Popis, 20: Theodore Antoskie
wicz. 10
Martin stephens 10; Elizabeth Hoy. 20.
Gutof Feyers, 81 Gabrielle NJ. Dieleman
Is
Henry corbin. 80: Sarah Jenkins. 30.
Tommie Richardson, 80 Carrie Taylor ~
Maurice Revyn. - Marie Robinet %.
James Hayes, as Myrtle NJ. Hammond, 40
John NJ Lee. 20. Aylce Turner. IS.
Stanley Fihpski. %. Gesevieve Biszinski
IL
Norman c. wischer. rs: Betty J. Johnson
81
Henry Geyer % Geraldine Anders. ~.
Paul NJ. Stewart. 81. Evelyn NJ. Turner, II
Marvin e. Coax. ~. June F., Isenegger. IS
william J Huber. ~: Lillian X. Walsh. 10
Frank J. inertia. % Rose NJ. CZopek, 10.
John Marsh, IS. Maxine Goss %.
Wellington Lawrence. al Betty Goodsll. IS
Andy Stewart 2s Jane McDonaKh %
Warren Doollttle. 20. Virginia DuCharme
Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
BIRTHS


BOYS were born 10:
Norma shacket 1892 Cloverlsvn.
Estelle Morrison. 1895 fuller.
Mary Prendsrgast. 1860 Sisnshury.
Vera KreitEburg, 1875 Fielding.
Dorothy Healy, isifa Appoline
Lucille Lsitelt. b2ji Fifteenth.
Alher,ine schieltz. sos West Grand boule-
ward.
Bertha Duny. 1890 Lone Tree road, Nil.
ford.
Mary Moutor. so3i Barrett
'Clarice Korn. 1905 Fisher
Geraldine BRIGGS. 1885 wabash
CIetch.n Van Hull. $50 Mesdoworooh
uwins).
virginia Ross. 1863 Leitch road. Ferndale
Rose ssndel, 27s0 Livernois.
Lillian Ran. 1916 Newport.
Helen Tedesco. 1884 Cardoni.
Florence waskiewicz. 3t5e Cieotte.
susie Frsscsto, 12010 Hawthorne High
lean LisSswskI. s43e Hanson.
Grace Math, sO32 Woodrow Wilson.
Bette Green, $40 Trowbridge.
Regina sakowski, t275 Trenton.
Eva Franklin. 1855 East Fort ttwins).
Frances Abel. 1885 Canton
Mary Barker. 1889 CriNdale
Lillian Frenkel. 3225 Rochester.
Donna Niece, 1876 Findlay.
Virginia George. 10 Louise, Highland Park
Lucille Janiszeski. $3.50 Sparta.
Dorothy Mackniesh 1851 Third.
MARGARET Dickie, ssi5 Morley.
Iottie Korzetki, 1927 Waldo.
Margaret Sinclair. 1878 steel.
FAYE Bradley, 374i West Chicago.
Alice Tracy, 1888 Rutherford.
Ethel Klein. 1891 Westbrook.
Vera Johnson. los Hawthorne. Royal Oak
Bessie Greene, 1ie Windmers, Highland
Park.
Pernice Brown, 1ii5 cssgrain.
sylvia Rolnick. 33f5 Richton.
Anne Singer. 1909 vassarl
Margaret Slaughter. 1921 McDougaH.
Frances Ferguson s7n5 Dexter.
annie isaacs. 1890 Linwood.
Ueien Wertheiroer. 5000 Andover
Hcien CatveIck inso0 Sfo'ter
N@ri~ Horiinrs. t'37S Whf- M
Infar Hughes. 1880 stsnshury
Csfmeietta Wooden. 1872 Wsshhurn
Vera Wilson 257S Cabot
Mary Washington. 2ei5 s. Auhin.
Louise Rutiedge 1900 Hendricks
Stephanie Watroba. 3i27 Hammond.
Sophie strehl. 1885, Russell.
Ariesner Crfin. 2741 East Vernon Hwy
Nellie Crimbie, 272s sixth ttwiDs).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
Fl. Custer Men
In Il Pdrades
Time. Sisn Corrsspoden,

FORT CUSTER. July An ad-
dltion TO holding open house today
for friends and relatives of soldiers
stationed here. Fort Custer troops
participate in independence Day
parades in IL Midwest cities.
Besides Fourth of July parades,
the war department announced
that the army would assist in stag
ing parades where circumstances
permit on Labor Day and Armi-
Stice Day.
Exhibits Of equipment will be
available in some cities and towns
where practicable. so that the CT
villains may make close inspection
OF the arTny's tools
Open house AT camps, post and
stations throughout the United
States was announced for these
same days. and in line with that,
Fort Custer Is open TO civilians be-
tween 1l:30 a. m. and 7 p, m
today,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
Lost and Found
BIRTHS


Girls were born to:
Frances Tsckx, 40s Navahoe.
Ruth NeHugh, s1s Beaconsheld. Cross
Points
Kathryn Msrkiewicz. 1922 Rulick
Helene Queeney, 1415 Parker.
Edna Msnarek, 1914 Petoskey.
Maxine ssnS.rs. 1000 Ashury PARK
Eileen Gillespie. 1880 Ashton road.
Concetta Puggini. 1929 Leland.
Jeanette Greenberg. 1885 LaSsle.
Mary Bogatay, 1888 Ellwood. Berkley
Rosemarion Bell. 1875 Andover
Margaret Schroeder. 1867 Berkshire.
Juaniia kiss. 1881 Wabash
Phyllis DziadEio. 1912 Cabot.
Angelina Prioriello, 2l44 Erskine
Eleanor Williams. i2si5 Northlawn.
Eleanor Rogers, 1878 Harlow.
Jean Mccarthy, 1925 Indiana.
Virginia Evans, 276 Erskine.
Norma Record, 2315 Antonette.
Genevieve Ford. 1921 Thirty-hrst.
Wilma Blair. 1900 West Bethune.
Eileen Reese. 4159 Gray.
Vera Polkowsk, so Pine street River
Rouge,
Irene Klecha. $500 Krkwood.
Irene Names. 1920 Cascade.
Mathilda Abfalter. 1878 College
Gladys Gubbins 1892 Strsthmoor
Leah Lawrence. 1871 Dover road, Ferudals
Helen Aging, 3is6 Royal boulevard Berk
lev
Doris Fornell. $4,000 Cloverlswn.
Lillian Meadows. 1910 Mullett
Queenetta Jackson, 1908 Nevada.
Edna Bryjitske. 5eis Tillman.
Ollie Childress. 20i6 Russell
Shirley Kennedy 6qi7 Donald place.
Mary Chouinard 74s McKinstry.
Frances Roseman 2435 Canton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
DEATHS

Charles Medlock ESQ Melbourne. So.
Zofia Filipowicz, 1927 Fast Kirby, 50.
clyde Grswold. 57i7 Trumbul. 50.
Irene Laskowski. 33i5 Palmer. 25
Cellena White, 3700 Lincoln. IS.
seorge Tunis. 1868 Madison. 70.
Malcolm X RiebelinE. q03 r. Jefferson. "a
Louise Jones. $50 East Philadelphia. le.
Krikor n Tekian. 254s Hurlhut, 40
Dora Kelly. 6f2 Brewster IS.
Cora Collins, 2O0e Congress. 81.
Hazel Neal. 1854 Chestnut 50.
Mary =. Think. 1884 Badger 50
Frances Kaminsk. 1851 East Kirby 20.
Mary =. Spencer. 2i3 Mckinley road
Crosse Pointe City. Sc.
Michael, 5442 Third SIS
Albert Brzykcy, 4614 Thirty-hrst IS.
Mary Kssprzyk, 1855 superior, So.
Webb Roy Warren. s57 sslder. u.
Lillian c. Clark. 1888 Warwick. ~
Mary Frances McInDfe, 1886 Fast Lafa
yette. a1
Nancy Mcbride. 90 Glendale. ~
James Davis. $40 Vinewood IS
Jens Peter Larsen 1925 RoEge, 81.
Adam Trotz 1892 Lyman ~.
Cora Richard 262 Mack. So
John Devine. p36 Beech. IL
Mike lvaska. 1855 Russell So.
Ralph Means, ISL Boiland, Saginaw %.
Benny Hodge. 1879 Cratiot, IS.
Mary Anesti 125 Adelaide. 50.
Gladys Moore, 1894 Turner. %.
William L. Bernstein. So Adams, 81.
Eleanor PietrZycks, 7275 Grsndmont, IS.
James Ellis Bel, 400 South Meridian
Winchester. Ind. months.
Edna p. Heigho, 1850 Chicago boulevard
So.
Robert r. Johnston. i50f Longfellow. 81
Jessie Marie Hetsler ISIS Third, 40.
Marguerite Stryker. 1872 Gilchrist, ~,
Frederick L Ashton. 1873 Wabash, I.
Margaret Rodney. 1887 Com monwealth, 50
Howard Lasky. 5756 Wabash. 2s
Durln J. Wcsifan. 1885 Braile. 10.
Mildred Durocher 1871 Woodmont. %
Charles A. Schultz. 1855 Mddlepointe
Dearborn. SO
Harry Walter Welch 5000 Malcolm 65
Robert Carrie. 1927 Liberal. 50.
Frank Cicero, Ashtabula. o, SIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
ArInyO k's
School
Project
Time. stan Correspondent

BATTLE CREEK. July A.
School officials of the Lakeview
District said today that there was
"a possibility that material would
be released soon by the WPB for
the completion Of the S290,0OO
high school project. since the pro-
gram has been listed as a mill.
tary necessity"
Because children of soldiers, liv-
ing in the Federal Housing Project
are one of the contributory causes
of overcrowded buildings here
Sixth Corps Area officials have
designated expansion of facilities
as necessary. If the school build.
ing is not completed. children will
be allowed only half day sessions
The project has been in federal
hands for nearly a year. All
grants have been made and plans
were approved when priorities on
bailding materials were with
drawn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
Income Total
Up B Per Cent

WASHINGTON. July 4 GNS)
- Individual incomes have in
creased q per cent for the first
five months Of this year over last
year. or from S34. 6400 100000 in
l94l to $42, sos, 900, 900 so far this
year, the department Of commerce
reported today.
This rise is attributed princi-
pally to the increase in the large
salary and wage component
from S23, 756, 100000 10 S29.619,-
100000.
Total dividend and interest dis
bursements were moderately be-
low those of the preceding year.
Benefit and relief payments were
running slightly above their 1871
amount.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
Tire Quota Boosted
In Calhoun County

BATTLE CREEK, July A
slight boost in the number Of new
tires allotted To Calhoun County
residents announced today brings
the total 10 SO for July. rationing
heads said. 1t represents an in
crease of nine tires over June.
The committee will have avail
able also 1,046 retreads and 5S3
tubes. Tire quotas for surround
ing counties are Branch, ii, Kaia-
mazoo, SO, and Jackson, 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
Il at Custer Get
Hospital Course
Time. stan Correspondent,

FORT CUSTER, July 4.-Seven.
teen enlisted men. including sever
from Michigap. have been selected
by their commanding officers tc
attend courses al the Billings Gen.
eral Hospital. Fort Benjamin Har.
rison, Ind. u was announced here
today.
Michigan men and the courses
they will follow arc Sgt. Horace
C. Lee. ITO Chalmers avenue
Detroit, and Pvt Richard Roet.
man, Grand Rapids, surgical
course; Pvt. Leonard G.. Majewski
1882 Warren avenue. Detroit
x-ray course; Pvt. Nelson Tillot.
son. Charlevoix. laboratory; Cpl
George A. DuVall, Ats Eastlawr
avenue. Detroit; Pvt. John Miller
Bay City, and Pvt. Randolph NJ
Franklin, Flint, medical.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
Philippine Prisoner
List Expected Soon

PHILADELPHIA. July 4 GNS)
Belief that the japanese soon
will release a list of American SOL
diers. sailors and marines captured
in the Philippines was expressed
today by Francis B. Sayre. former
high commissioner of the islands.
Until that time, he added, per-
sons with relatives reported mis-
sing" in the Philippines. should
not give them up for dead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
Strawberries for Britain

WASHINGTON. July 4 GNS)
Government purchases of nearly
pounds of Strawberries
for lend-lcaSc shipment to Britain
were reported today by agricul-
ture department officials. The pur-
chases represent as per cent of
the domestic strawberry crop
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
India Disobedienee Seen

LONDON. July I GNSl The
new movement" which Mohanda,
Is Gsndhi has announced he may
launch TO hasten independence foi
India probably will he a country
wide civil disobedience campaign
according TO a Reuters dispatch
today from Bombay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04

were VIDE Tor sights OF TINS city
which is to be my headquarters in
the country of tomorrow's battles.
And SO we passed the old fort
of red brick, careened through
the Kashmiri Gate in the city
walls which still bear the cannon
wounds of the Great Mutiny Of
1857, clanked up to New Delhi by
way OF the Ivory Palace. and cir
cled the pink and white govern
ment buildings, the doned palace
of the viceroy. and the circular
Parliament Building. which is a
cross between the Coliseum and
an over-decorated birthday cake.
Among the irreverent this pink
stone pancake is known as the
"Gashouse." and that pretty well
describes il.
ROOMS SCARCE
Thus. by circuitous route. we
came TO the Imperial Hotel. a
modern two-story building in spa
cious grounds. and l asked for a
room. The clerk was dubious, TO
say the least. The Americans, il
seems, had taken il over, and
space was scarce. But If ! were
an American. and a war corre-
sPondent, perhaps / could have a
room for one day. Beyond that
II was impossible TO promise.
/ raised no objection 10 that
arrangement. For what man in
all the world can plan more than
one day ahead in these changing
times?
Copyright, 1912 ny King Feature,
For the next phase of w. w.
Chaplin's interesting war diary
- the stories OF his exciting
trips TO the India Burma front.
where United States air forces
are operating in the shadow of
Mt. Everest. his meetings with
Gandhi. Nehru and other Indian
leaders 49, watch The Detroit
Times. These chapters are now
en- route from India and the
diary will be resumed as soon AS
they arrNe)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
Highland Park Man
To Officers School

FORT CUSTER, July Corp
Bruce A. Pearl. 365 Cortland ave
nue., Highland Park, has been ap
pointed TO the ordnance Officer
candidate school at the Aberdeen
Proving Grounds. his commanding
officer announced today. He viii
return here for assignment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
Tourist Chaplin Finds
Indio's Delhi CoIorfuI

In the following nstalment OF his correspondents diary
W. W. Chaplin tells arrival Delhi India the end
of four-connent. 200O0mie aerial journey from New York
This chapter completes the first phase of Mr. Chaplns
diary 1t will be resumed shortly with details of his
experiences the Indian teaer these chapters
reach America! ,,N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
DIVORCES

Florence Jones from Alfred
willard Norman from Nancy.
Christine Markovich from Anton.
Geraldine Mosher from Donald.
Lula Manor from Karl
Russell Masch from Shirley.
Mae Taylor from Tom. y
Emily Kaufman (ksunuisn) from Everett
Frank Vail from Frances
Confess Motley from Nauds
Coir4'a Richardson from Ned
"o-~~- LaErve from Eu.srfi
Donald Frederick from Frpnrc-
fda cRsn"I.s from jose Oh
william Duarmsfrru from Mazda
Covrette CASEY from flsnry
Wilbur DAYS from Ore.
Margaret Proderick from Herbert
Howard Hill from Loretta
Lucille LaPalme from Palmer.
Jessie Powers from John.
Isimons ChIldress from foseph.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04

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Deatb lotifes

FOX July 3. Kenneth. beloved husband of
Lueiis: dear father Of Mrs Roy c Phi
lips, Kenneth r.. John r brother OF
George y. Funeral service Monday. z
p. m. ~ residence 1895 Alcoy, a, 40
%. N. Good shepherd Lutheran Church
Edrnore and Chalmers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04


city of Delhi at 500 this morning
after a fairly comfortable night
on the train. l had 10 change
trains at Lahore yesterday evening
and got through only because who
ever il was that first said money
talks knew whereof he was speak
ing.
The Lahore Delhi train was sold
out. / walked its interminable
length in the station and found
only one unoccupied compartment,
a two-berther bearing card
+ which said Ladies Only" So ]
hunted up a station master and
for three rupees. or one buck, had
that card quietly removed. l got
the lower and British louie who
came painting along at departure
time got the upper.
TAXI TO HOTEL
When we got to Delhi / found
my train rested there an hour
before proceeding the six miles to
New Delhi, so / detrained. turned
in my bed roll To the station mas
ter and took taxi for the Impe.
rial Hotel in New Delhi.
Old Delhi is colorful, crowded
and little strong for nostrils
straight from the cleanliness OF
American cities. Aside from tum-
bIe-down taxis, The Delhi traffic is
drawn by cows. camels and coolies
The carts are all drawn by
either caInels or The humpbacked
oxen Of the Far East. The rick
shaws, / had been warned by one
of my British train companions
are used only BY Indians. Some
theory about losing face bars
them TO Europeans a designa-
ton which includes all whites in
the language of the Orient.
TOUR OF THE WORLD
My taxi driver, Spotting me nat
urally a. a stranger. took me on
what French taxi pirates used "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
DIARY OF A WAR CORRESPONDENT
BY w. w. CHAPLIN
InternationaI News Seryice War Correspondenl

International News Service War Correspondent
NEW DELHI India (by Transatlantic airmaiD.-This is
journeys end at least for few weeks while journalistic
feet under make the contacts obtain the obligatory
credentials of both British ard American armies and buy myself
clean shirt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
Lost and Found

WHITE. tan, black. male wire-haired ter.
risr; Appoline Warren. Reward. oregon
O57i.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings In the big sunday Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04
TOUR OF THE WORLD

My taxi driver, Spotting me nat
urally a. a stranger, took me on
what French taxi pirates used "a
call a tour OF the world tn run
up little meter, ! suspected this
but didn't care. because my eyes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-04

AsTROLOGY - Special readings: truthful
advice. business. love. Investments Ap-
lpointments. Townsend $500
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Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

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makeover binding. Jabro Bros, Temple
1-5l24.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-27
Registration
Is Under WAY

About $4,000 Pierce county men
born not earlier than April rs, 1877
and not later than Feb. Is, 1897
began on Saturday to register for
whatever they can do to promote
the nations war effort.
They have three days to com
plete the registration-that is,
most of them have choice OF
three days. Saturday, Sunday and
Monday, on which to register.
First to register Saturday morn
ing at the srmory was Walter II.
Suffer, widely known city and
county safety engineer, residing
~ $500 Carr st.
At board No. 3 in South Ia
coma, first 10 register was Joseph
c. Huber. $500 Pacific ave- well
known real estate dealer and in
surance man.
Draft board officers made an
appeal Saturday for more volun-
teer help TO assist at the armory
during the three days. The crowd
Saturday overtaxed the crew and
caused a slowing Of the process.
Salvation Army announced its
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