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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
MARRIAGES-BIRTHs-lEATHS-DNO
MARRIAGE LICENSES

fame PaI0er. - opel Towuserd. =.
Farr, seaman. 40 5sne Tsn'aueila
cheyicr $ Aarcnds Is. Alice Tomkie~icT.
%
RAUL Elard'. ~ Mary Jankovlu. %
Pa morf Wahntr - Helene e
kcnezsS -
o.
Athena sus Goveytes. - Frances Makras
BUi sbImafr. al Geraldine MAJ Irtr a..
General Dean q. Etnnailar NeAt IL
faymuId Vane 20 Rose l.. Carton.
10
Hanand cauixc,' 20. Helen Klarstrom
-
Roman Dziale 20 S'eNa George 10
Err9are Blchalshi q Jennie Kfaje~ski.
%
Jossph p. Aabee 10 MARLIN 3. schulz
20
Pcter ya'rcs %. Maria KcnfrS %
Michael Opsak a.. Man 4 Du'mar a.
Benjamin Cohen - Hida Nutnick q.
Arthur Kshn' So cara PREFER -.
Fred SoHc~k -. F~''r Goshne IS
Joseph Ksrdos - Resse Stawowozyk %
Citte fohsnn Is Grace BosF. -
Connsd }. clover -. Florence Cherry
a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
BIRTHS

Bows were born 20.
Helen Mcleod 1853 Memorial
Elfrteda Oakes. 1888 Rowe.
Mary Caruso. 47q7 Concord
Lucy Arnody, 1892 Lycaste.
Clotisl Brock 1926 Hastings.
MYRTLE Tackctt. 1890 Third
Margaret Pendcrgrass 672 Montcialr
Sophie Krok, 1874 porcmus HamtramCk.
Helen Semenuk. 6s66 Greenwich.
Ida Bucciardi. $500 Georgia.
Edna Mason, 2204 Keppcn, Lincoln Park.
Edna Baker. 1907 Beard
Sadie smith. 20i3e NOrthaWn
Elizabeth Molnar. 2722 South FdseI
Lillian Lesson, Clio Ncckel Dearborn
Eileen Van Heule q 1873 Fisher.
Doris Schiller. 9ji Mcrrick
Harryet Hand, % Hll River Rouge.
Elsie Biederman. 37f7 Richton
Armita Upton. $50 Theodore
Ruth Hollingsworth. II Mclean. Highland
Park
Leah Lubin. a2is Tuxedo.
MARGARET McGin 223 LaPlaza court, Roya
Il Oak
Marion pclla,. s27s carhordale
Ethel Coeo. 1880 Log CABIN.
Helen Kalin e97 Hampton Crosse rointe
Christine Kusihah. 1881 Ewers
Kathleen Tasch, i9l@ Havana,
Frances Jackson. 653 East Milwaukee
Elizabeth Strauh. 1917 Eastlavn
Lucy E,merlisn 2io East Breckenridge
Aurora Klaasse. Rura, Route No. /, Biz.
Lcnore zarctine. 40i7 Burlincamr
Doris Felhander. 1858 PinErec
Lee Katz. 2733 CollinEwpod
Ruby Jones. 1909 East Madre Hazel Park
Catherine kilnk, 255i1 Pembroke. Redtord
Township
Helen varcellotu. 1880 Rutherford.
Della Clevelan1 1882 Cameron
Charlotte Mcliinnon 1918 Aurora.
Dorothy Gienac. 1882 Newport
Mary Concer. lffl Eaton road Berkeley.
Alma Stinn. 523s Chalmers
Germsine Roper 3s0l Tromhlv
Dorothy Weiehtman. 1921 Garfield. Ped.
Joanna osartowsN 25t Repi,cau.
Mary Broizik 1922 Farnsworth
Mary Nester fi27 Nj Elliott
Myra LauE 1897 Lakevicv
Cecilia Rreicht 1897 EmWons
Goldie McCuteheon. a2soo Frazer drive.
Marie soulc. 12tes Dresden
Katherine Walker '566A Woodrow
Ruth Harris 573 Farnsworth.
Fannie Taylor. 655 wilkins
Annie Ward 1894 Edwin Hamtramck
frankie Brown 1925 Illinois
Margaret Molnar. 23f32 Mary. Inkster.
Alice Curlce. 1896 stair
i.ilNe Robinson fiFf- f,oo@s"t"
Erma Whipble 1889 East Canfc'd
Maurcen Whitman. 1921 Cherokee. ROYAL
Oak
Helen Davis. pi77 Concord
Margue lie johnson, 796s Richmond
Elizabeth Lewis 1893 Mack crosse Poiute
MARY 0hanresiar sag poko~
Gertrude GallIkl 35la Fremont
NcnCenTa Nalfa 1870 ~ E trff
Mary Van iIec. 1870 Lakevicw.
Mamie BOYD 5a27 Rvard
Eddie Ward hG5 Garfield
Odicc Htls 221i Monroe
Florence Jcdrzpiccak GfN2 Ta'hor
Rachael CLAYTON 1889 Stangbury
Myra Maniso 7ffa Churchill
Mary Ferrante. 1860 Rowe.
GIRLS
Girls were born %.
Evelyn Wicka. 1896 AprolIrr
Anne Dunikowsk 1893 Hrrarth .\
Dorothy Nayle 1857 Clarkdalr
Vera HelwiC. $500 Dexter
Fave NarEo, a6 Catherine River Rouge
virginia Sheppard. 1880 NlTcvnod.
Cora Frazier 5f1s West Fort
MARY Brooks 5002 Iyanhoc
Addine NoWak 1926 PartWond
Hernsdeite MaijanAn. 1918 TwcNh
Frances Heudershoi 55272 Beatonsncd.
Run Jacobs 5000 Tyler
jose phine Nacante 22O3 Coplin.
Mary Schoitus 5q7f Chalmers q
Emilia Ross. 10 West Harry Hazel PARK
Geraldine DeBacker. $685. Alter road.
Mabel Rubin 1914 Washburn
Ann Harris, 3TSs Boston
Freda Warrkc r0g9 Alter road
Fdifh Carter $50 Chandler
Fende ranpa uorf gln5 Piatne
slsnehe Wesolowsh. ss2s urandvile
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
9eatb notlres

BALI October 81 Bessie Elizabeth \.
ol i66d0 Princeton. beloved aunt ~ Ciaf.
cnce W Moore Funeral saturday IN.
frum the Harper A. MulBrap Funeral Home.
1850 Hamilton.
BARBoI Oct p 1892 Max j.. hus
bard a. Pearl G Barbour brother ~
Charles BarneT. uncle OF Robert and John
.Barher Funeral service Al Chepei ot tBe
William j Hamilton Co Cays ave q,
O'clock
CO>WN oct y Leila Hope ~ 1913
BrnoblyD. Services p'clocS SATURDAY A.
= g aud q X Harms Funeral Home.
s@51 Cssg Ave
~ iCHtR Oi'obe- p. FrsaE T. Aec ~
beloved son ~ thc late Forenh and Eli,r
Puicher. dear brother 90 MIS- Daniel
Waters Mrs John kefwin ann Charles
Funeral from Neihevden's Funeral Home
i63n0 Macs a. outer drive SATURDAY.
rs r. m - Bernard church a. 90
Posarv FridaN evening ~ 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
DEATHS

John CpiKovski. 6ji2 Max0en. So.
b. 4.. Gra'et sjP2 $3.50 tHer drive
Iwlgem c Hyson Memphis Nirn 80
Malcolm stewart is22a Hoy' -
Chrs'ipc Thtjson. 3'o5 Helen. ~.
Waiter Thomas King SO E'skine.
Enle Waiver a12 Wilkins, e.
Nmma Black All Antome'te -
Edward J Campbell $40 IinwGof 80
Nary Ethei Asquth. 2siA Nebraska ~
Mike Turrey $50 Michigan -
Nireiria Rell WorihnEton. 80 cont
Wihc'mina Schroeder i2ae5 Houston, 70
Thnrmsnd sauis $50 Michigan, -
TUgenia WeathrraH sG0e Sorihhed 6s
Molly Worth 69t Leland 81
Robert Leo St21 Fpwnr'h. 50
Gcorso Malone. il63 Woodward 80.
VIA smith PAS Leland. ~
Lula Rodgers Ecef Russell IS
George BARNET f7ei BcsuN,en. 81
Bertha ~ Kinzei 1904 Holden 81
Valerie Folinlo 3jis Crcrr 81
Dumenick Ve,trairo 353s 81 Anbin 20.
William Moore 55s7 R.deewood 10
George L. HasseuxahI q3t Distci n
Francis Ciyde Rrsrhi 2tO owens. -.
Bea'res JOY ioa Leland. so
Raehial Kimeca 1903 Rlopcuc 80
stephen Burnet, Osborn, 22s Kine S.
u hA.t.s.a Crst,s 5000 Wtst Eu,ad,
'.."a ctrr'..t mos 'r,..-rfv. arm g.
Helen KirFo s6i2 WHITE %
Wallace Hin 1915 Second. 80
Morris Nicholson 2fqs Finhurst p
Sara Bella MoidAwskt, 1880 Inverness
-
walter ram Leyan. 2oi5s Greeley. "a.
Gcorr" rev Lawson iSl West Park.
hurst 81
Thomas Notas $3.50 Hopcrnick IS
Albert Lee MerriWcather 537 Roscdale
Christina Astlef0rd. 57OS Hamilton Sc
Anthony Ciamu'no 5qs6 Fischer lg
Fafh-yn Louise Robinson &c
Robert =. McMuilcn lGlQq Wark 50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
Sees Peak
Ilf Cotton
Output

NEW YORK. Oct %. Cotton
textile production has reached Us
crest and is now beginning 10 feel
the drain on manpower and pinch
Of inadequate supplies and machin-
CRY replacement. Or ClaudluS T.
MurchiSon, president OF the Cotton
Textile Institute, said az the an
nual meeting Of the institute
The industry. Or MurchiSOn
said is operating al a current cot
ton consumption rate OF II 500 600
bales year and is employing APP
proXimstely $4,000 workers. Dur
inc the past few months. however,
the industry has begun IN feel the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
Lost and Found

RI ACk Cocker spaniel iosi Al Ray Center.
hichirsn sunday. October is chiln in.
Fahis -. owner heart-hroken Answers
nare, Jennie 9" Large ears ami tee, few
~niis haiEt AROUND muzEis Reward fo-
feIAfn. Telephone cnlrei Rossvills 0s3g J.
BLACK COCKER spareI puppy White
'tfipe throat. Putty" Reward. VIZ.
BLACK leather PURSE. parl ~t Dot. Mad
va,r I'm - m ,,'rss. v shlss Re.
BLACK. white spr nser sps mol DUKE,
vest Jefferson Green. Reward. Vn--
wool l-GsfJ.
BEp''HtrC I2-gaage automatic shotgun -
!. An--l hS+ha Ht--rrrUTF, rnhIf0nJe Ociohsr
- or OCTOBER - reward Trinity 2-t1Sa
DIAMOND RING Lost october n. Grand
River Indiana Reward Hogarh 1921
ENGLISH SITTER Black AMI white.
female; Mack and Philip; chiles PCT.
Tuxedo 259ii 2ses Philip
FOUND En4nsh setter. white license 90
81 Atlantic 3lgs. after 20.
LOST October IS Wayne. Mich,
spanish walker; bohtsiled. white. hia,
Sia'ler Hotel on collar Tvier 5-to1o
LOST English pointer. white -iiyered GAM.
car iattooed 1914 Twinbrook 2-o2t7
ls'H jerome after r. m,
LOST Blue lose bird. cnilds pct $50
Fast Chestef6eld. Elmhurst ssS7-R.
FINK SHELL tranlr glasses iady'S
Trumbuh car. downtown MondaV Trim
Itv 2SllC
RAT TERRIER white. hlond. ear.
tfags1 Reward. soldiSs pet Tempt.
$685..
MALL beagle hound Wednesday. October
l'ih, vicinity LivsruOis. white ring srouns
lteck. reward NlneWood ] -5fi9
SPRINGER SPANIEL Male liver pn1
white. vicinity JOY Road Wyoming
Reward Northlswu 1880
WATCH. sold INK bracelet Vicinity I.lv.
ernoisl Fort KEEPSAKE reward. Atlantic
32c7
CONSULT the enlarged zeal Estate hist
inEs ia me nix sunday Times want Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
orFERlNGs WANTED

OFFERINGS WANTED
CITY or DETROIT. MICHIGAN. PONDS
The Teachrrs' Retirement Fund BOARD
Of the Cty Of Detroit invites sealed
offerings covering CITY 81 Detroit Nom
Callabl" bonds M the amount NJ ap-
nroximately SIS con 00. offerings shall
show the rate ~ interest tho date OF
maturity. the dollar value and the
yield on each altering.
Scaled offerings will be received up n
II o'clock noon on October a. 1912.
~ The office of the Secretary, 1885,
Broadway. Detroit. Michigan. offerings
IN re made firm until 1000 A NJ.
October IS 1852
The Teachers Retirement Fund Ronrt>
ro~crvce tho right 10 reject any or
offerings or parts OF offerings.
\A EDWARD NJ LANE.
Secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
BIRTHS

GIRLS
Girls we're hor- 10.
Harriet Ealund. 33h1 Tas' 1rHerscr
prrothy RoZrU s32a Fast Forest
Robena Nelson 4b76 Rooeeteu
Evelyn chcrtrun, $500 CNateuor'h
SOPHIE Liedtke 1850 Tepncr'
Lotue Proch 1922 Schoenhsrr.
pflories Orban 2O20O Fleming
Helen Fag0l. 1850 Cray
lpls Csilotio. ii726 %o.srre
Colin Tcwczeszyn 1857 Thift -hrh
Pearl -rttt~. 2i33+ Sixth
Vivian Burkey. 2s06 Woodncrc
Florence kuehn. 209tO Moross road
Martha Peters. l1Tl7 Cascade.
Mary Choyan s272 Marcus
Matte Hanawait 1916 Porter
Eleanor Currnp Ass Cirnifc
Catherine Ksndea 1881 Seuua Dearborn
Cert rude Schwun lesa OaAdale
Emily HUI $50 South Luther
Eenrie Young $3.50 Deimar
EdUh Bate. 1862 ninth Erorse
Marion Nicholson. $50 Twenty-third.
Cynthia Clark. $50 Leicester
Mary Rougon. 1902 Bangor
Betty Tomlinsnr. 1855 So, mpur.
lrcnc Tcrrcwsr 1867 GRAY.
Koberia Doe, a729 81 clair
Hizziemic Driver l0iJ5 Goethe.
Ddrpthy Cesik 1878 Lovctt
Beatrice HOLLOWAY. rs East CapGc,d
LuCy Bcssley 3so3 Wees KIRBY
Jennie Lawson. 2oo3 East Mtwauaee
io,se b csrsy 52ia P Mcclellan
Assuuta Isola 1915 EohnS
Blanche Taylor 1880 PavtoR
Grace Shapiro 80 West WARREN
Ei2a aeth Welch 1896 Monica
Matte Drut, 24t3 EltaWnod
lnez RurErss. talC2 Dirnor
MARY Rogers. 1867 Madison.
Rosie Fora 1880 Illinois.
Elizabeth Rata 5T26 Che0r
Josephine twatn. 353s East WINS
Ruth Toner 2iJ Ncrh Mar Marine cry
Barbara Ross 1882 Belleierre
Evelyn Davis 1893 East Nevada.
Dewey Ncumanu 1893 Hiuger.
Mary Tracey 105 Newport.
Algera McRrlde 500 phihp
Dorothy Bissonnettc 1870 Schaefrr
M7rsaret scott. 1s07 Goddard road WAN
dotte
irene Hcmeic 3sfl Medium
Ruin Hunter. 1927 Wpodnoni
Dorothy Gerhard i5f5S Hazeto0
villa Grandberry 36t Trovbridce
Josephine Tckar. 1857 Cnrrerl
Helen I~rwuz. 400 W"st Jefferson
Ecorsr
Gladys McCcyeru. % Knox, Ecorse
Jean oliver 50 West Cicutte. River Rouge
Tomaso Niljsas, 1l93 Toward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23

drain on IFS manpower and ON
ploye separations arc now some
what larger than acceSSions.
despite increased wages and the
search for now workers, he con-
tinued.
Annual turnover rate for the
industry as a whole rs now IN the
neiChborhood of 100 per cent
which reflects vividly tho tran
Sicncy OF labor under present con
dnionSy he said. Pointing out that
spinning and weaving work y suit
able for women Doctor MurChiSon
predicted that a. percentage OF
women employees IN the Industry
would grow rapidly and would
eventually represent as MUCH aS
two thirds OF The total number OF
employees
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23

Public Service Corporation of New Jer-
sew and subsidiaries. report for the u
months ended Sept 80 1892 a net income
of Al7. 1871 3fa, after federal income and
excess profits taxes subsidiary preferred
dividends. etc. equal. after DIV ldend re-
quirements on the parent companys pre-
terred stocks. 10 81 - shore on the
5, sos, 1873 no par shares Of common stock
This compares with net income ~ $50. -
0I3.3oa or 81 So common share in the
~ months ended sept 80. 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
GuayuIe Acreage Raised

WASHINGTON. oct % CUPl.
President Roosevelt has signed
a bill expanding the guayule rub
Der production program 10 100000
acres, The previous authorization
limited paintings TO $1,000 acres.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
DIN NOES

Norman " lIciderrich from Marcia.
Leila Escop from Ello'i
Charlie LAYTON nom Fila
Llovd T, hRyca't fftm f7thcrirs
Franrrs Carte' from Pedro.
Dortha Draper from Merle
Mabel Grcenherg from Harry
Alan Y Little from nm ~
sally krause from Nathan
George = Manner frovl. TNehfna
Lula Farwaer from Samuel
NHr~aret g. Gibson FROM ne-o
Marion "a InFail from Pearl r.
George Bowie from Flora X
Margaret ledman from Kenneth
Robert Brown from Clara ".
Do-a .Pai~gtte from Rorfrt
Annie " Bowman from Alfred
PeatriCe Stone from Joscrh
Srrr'a Ecelv from Gladys
Augustus OTIS from Cereufers
fdeilre " Erickson from Orres V
Caiena Jackson from Angus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23

AIRCRAFT TRAINING
FEDERAL -4s9s CD. RIVEE -TY. s-42S0
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
in-7 In the hig sunday Times Want Al
gcttiln
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23


To Rent Rooms, Housekeeping
Rooms Board ard Room. Children
10 BOARD. Home for Aged. Invalid,
Situations Wanted.
CASH CHARGE
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Want Ad stations or nj the Times
Main office. Times square AT low
economy cash rates or YOU NAV
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and have Il charged.
Ads ordered by telephone aud ac-
cepted from persons listed In the
telephone book or Cty directory On
memorandum charge only In return
for TITS courtesy the advertiser Is
expected 10 remit promptly.
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five words additional
The Times reserves the right -
classify ads under appropriate head
ings
An claims for adius men's and re-
funds must be made within 10 DAYS
after expiration 81 ad
Errors should he reported immedi-
ateiy. The Times assumes no respOn-
sIobty FOR errors after the first
insertion.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23

SPECIAL RATES Tor Christmas gift sub-
scriptiops NAV available. We handle sub
scriptions Of all magazines. Cadillac s3ls.
CoNsULT The enlarged sKcai Estate list
ings IN the big sunday Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
Price Rise
On Bread
Prevented

I WASHINGTON. Oct. % uNS).
The Office of Price Administers
ton and tho department of agri-
culture today announced compile
ton OF program TO prevent in
creases in the prices of bread and
flour and Price Administrator
Leon Henderson established speci-
hc ceiling prices on all common
cuts and types Of pork.
Bread prices were fixed at
March levels in May, 1912, and
flour was frozen recently AT lev
els prevailing from September rs
to October 2. The program an
nounccd today makes wheat
available 10 -four millcrS at prices
approXimating the levels which
prevailed from September rs to
October 2.
Loan wheat will be released 10
producers by the Commodity
Credit Corporation for sale in the
market.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23

Diamond Match Company, New
York. has declared dividend of
37is cents on the common, pay
able December 10 holders of
record November L. The same
amount was paid IN three previous
quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
Death Dotlfes

- Hhttk October 81 Charlotte. beloved
mother 81 Paul o Mock Funeral 81
me waiter J. DEM Funeral HON. sArIr.
itas At 2 m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23

United States Pipe and Foundry
Company has declared the extra
dividend Of y cents on the com
mon payable December 10 10
holders Of record November 30
The regular quarterly dividend OF
80 cents declared early this year
also is payable on the same dates
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
KFFNELASD
Trggk gflu
Dividends
Chile Copper Company declared

NFsIt' N'FFFI N-VFF'T'''F VT ' FHI' ~
a distribution OF 30 cents, payable
November "A TO holders Of record
November s The SAME amount
was paid August *.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
SQUEEZE PREVENTED

BY this operation. any posi-
bihty that -four millcrS will be
squeezed between advancing
wheat prices and a -four ceiling
iS removed. Likewise. any posi-
blllty OF a similar squeeze devel-
oping between flour and bread is
aNCrtCd
The ceiling prices established on
pork viii assure consumers that
retail prices will be effectively
controlled. The new ceilings TO
become effective November .. will
affect 1900 packers and 700
wholesalers and JohbctS selling
pork. 7
The new ceilings Will replace
those which were\ haScd on in
dyidual sellers pricNS during the
-PefieA of last March Y TO Z and
viii cover moro than ~ varieties
of wholesale cuts of pork.
The action means that available
pork supplies viii be distributed
more equally in att parts of tho
country and that severe pressure
for higher retail prices Will be re-
heved Retailers viii continue 10
operate under The March ceilings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
Special Notices
DON'T WEAR
A TRUSS

That Fails to Hold
Get Immediate Relief
" iihout straps. Buckles
SYKES SERVICE
315 LAFAYETTE BLDG.
At It9 Michigan Ave.
Hrs. Io.s Mon. 4 r. 1913
a. 1T21 Sat. io.2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23

Mchgans Democratic and his Republican opponent
described with pictures stories General News Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
Housewife Food AImanack With Prize Recipes

Including directions for preparing four quaint Old English dishes which
American soldier England will and will
after the Learn how Bubble Squeak
"Parkin" and Ragout of Rabbit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23
EXCEPTIONS

minimum IL words }
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23

Writing in The American
Weekly, one of America S
most popular writer's tells
what it costs to take your
girl friend to a New York
night club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23

BLACK leather Nurse. park lot. Maai-
500, JHhn 2 MONEY v shisf Re.
ward Twtrhfook 2.3fS2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23

SHELL tram glasses iady's
pil car. downtown Mondas Trim
4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23

To Rent Rooms. Housekeeping
Rooms Board ard Room Children
10 Roard. Home for Aged. Invalid,
Situations Wanted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23

chaty summary of the weeks events IN General NwS Section
Clip it, sign it and mail to your in the service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23

Ol'ND hnTlish setter. white license go
81 Atlantic 3lgS after ; 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-23

BLACK. white spr ngrr spa mel tDuks
Vest Jefferson Green. Reward. vin,-
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DETROIT TIMES
WANT 40 RATES
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Evening star., 1942-09-13
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kWxz! E; 4: I! : /! &


EAT RlGHT-MiIk, butter eggs, fish,
meot cheese, beans and peos, green,
leofy vegetables, whole groin or en-
riched cereals and breed :. these ore
the key" foods, Eot plenty of them
If Irregular working hours upset your
meal schedule, supplement your diet
with reliable yitomin products.
Evening star., 1942-09-13
A-B-C-D-G
CAPSULES

Scientifically formulated to supplement
your diet and provide these FIVE essential
vitamins in simple, easy -to-take form
all Ave in each capsule! Especially
important for your family now, as cold
weather approaches.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-02-19
THE MILES GROW LONG AGAIN

The last new car has come off
the assembly lines until the war is
over. New tires are not to be
had. except in unusual circum-
stances, and the miles grow long
again!
For many years now, each sea-
son has made the county, the state,
the nation, a. smaller place as cars
were improved and new roads con-
structed. We've shopped regularly
in towns that were long days
journey away in our grandmother's
time and a neighbor has been any
enc within twenty miles. We've
driven to the next state for Sunday
dinner and covered half the contin-
ent on our vacations.
Now, almost over night, there are
fewer automobiles on the highways.
An out-of-state license plate be-
gins to become a curiosity and we
ourselves think twice about the ~
mile drive over to the county seat.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-02-19

The name of Custer invariably
brings to mind of course, the phrase
Clusters Last Stand" which has
become an idiom in our language
for a desperate fight against over
whe!ming odds. And it is this very
heroic stand which makes the ire
mendous climax of "They Died
With Their Boots On" But the
film also gives us very three-di-
mensional portrait of the man who
led that desperate fight, the por-
trait of man whose love of gall
lantry and adventure led him into
military career as colorful as any
ever recorded in the glorious pages
OF the history of our nation.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-02-19
M1 NIX
ACTIVITIES

Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Rice, who
recently moved here from Walla
Walla, are living in the Mccain
home. Mr.. Rice is employed by the
USBR.
Roy Goodall made business trip
to Spokane yesterday.
The surface on Coulee Citys
downtown streets has been smooth
ed up a bit with gravel.
Ebert Wagner was an Ephrata
visitor today.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. l. Frederick, Of
Mold, have announced the marriage
of their oldest daughter, Fern, to
Ted Dormaier of Hartline, on Janu-
airy 7 at Occur d'Alene, Idaho.
Tom Tucker is home, after a
few days visit in Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccain of
Seattle spent the weekend with his
mother, Mrs. Mary Mccain, here.
Leo LAWN and Arnie Gardner
went to Ritzville Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Duncan of We
natchee spent Sunday with their
daughter, Mrs. Leonard Kicks.
Mrs. Edna Ryan went to Wenat-
chez Sunday returning Monday
night.
Miss Billy Jean Lewis and Betty
Chappall, students in Spokane, Wis
tied over the weekend with their
respective parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Art
Lewis and Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Chap
pell.