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Evening star., 1942-05-28
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz., May 28.-Not
a retail establishment functioned in
this Northern Arizona community
of 1000 inhabitants today, not even
a restaurant to feed 1000 workers
at a Government war project who
have no home cooking facilities.
A four-hour conference between
the Merchants Association. which
ordered the stores closed until Amer
lean Federation of Labor organizers
dropped their attempts to organize
the employees, and the union leaders
failed to bring any concessions from
either side last night.
The Flagstaff post of the Amer
ican Legion called on Gov. Sidney
P. Osborn to declare martial law
to break the deadlock.
The Legions resolution also asked
that the Governor take any action
Evening star., 1942-05-28

quarters to confirm these de-
tailed German claims.)
A submarine operating OF the
French Caribbean island of Mar
Unique was credited with a tor
pedoing said to have torn the fore
part of a United States destroyer.
The destroyer was said, however, to
have reached the nearest harbor.
(The American DESTROYER
Blakeley was damaged by a sub
marine Monday in territorial
waters of Martinique.)
The U>boat claims were detailed
as follows in the regular COM
munique:
North and Central Atlantic
Evening star., 1942-05-28

have filtered through the censored
press" he added, 'it can be inferred
that diseases such as typhus and
cholera have taken their toll of mill
tary and civilian populations" and
the scourge can be ended only by
Reconstruction of civilized COM
munities."
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Named as Navy ChopIoin

James w. Crawley Of Washington,
Is one OF six Boston University theo-
logical students who will become
chaplains In the armed forces. Mr.
Crawley, who received his degree
Monday, will leave on June IL for
duty at the Naval Operating Base,
Norfolk, Va.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
7.Piece LINED Oak Bedroom E
s}b} ;:

beautifully streamlined modern version with
graceful waterfall fronts done in exquisite
blonde shade oak veneers on hardwood. Dresser
or vanity, chest of drawers, full size bed sturdy
steel spring, rolled edge mattress and pair of
feather pillows.
Uss Your Credit!
Evening star., 1942-05-28
1t. F. D. Roosevelt, Jr.,
Is Admitted to Bur
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 28.-Lt. Frank
lin D. Roosevelt, jr., U. S. NJ, became
a member of the New York City bar
yesterday in a ceremony conducted
by Presiding Justice Francis Martin
of the appellate division of the
State Supreme Court. 1t. Roose-
velt's mother. Mrs. Eleanor Roose-
velt, was present.
Young Roosevelt passed his bar
examination last March.
Evening star., 1942-05-28

Not everybody with . dollar to
spare can shoot . gun straiEht-but
everybody can shoot straight to the
bank and buy q War bond.
Evening star., 1942-05-28

Is the widow Of William N. Shiber,
telegraph editor of the New York
Journal, and had lived in Paris three
years when arrested.
Evening star., 1942-05-28
Nazis Claim Sinkinu
OF p Merchantmen
Recently by Subs
4S, 500 Tons Of Shipping
Declared Destroyed,
10 Other Ships Hit

tThe following dispatch was sent
from an enemy country whose motives
are likely to be propaganda. Axis claims
should be credited only When confirmed
by American or Allied sources.)
BERLIN From German Broad.
casts, May 28.-The German high
command asserted today that re.
cent U-boat operations in the North
and Central Atlantic, the Caribbean
North American waters, in the Arc
tic and the Mediterranean had re-
suited in destruction Of IL merchant
ships totaling 48,500 tons.
Moreover, 10 additional merchant
ships were torpedoed, some o.
which may be presumed to be lost,
the communique said.
(There is nothing from other
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-09
Baby Burned TO Death

PLATT, Mich. July 9.-Eigh-
teen-month-old Donna Colby was
burned to death when fire de-
stroyed the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Colby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-09
Custer Sends
8 More Men TO
Officer Schools

FORT CUSTER. July 9.-Five
promotions and eight appointments
az special training schools among
enlisted men were announced to-
day by officers commanding the
units TO which they are assigned
Sgt. George w. Lane, Lansing
was promoted TO staff sergeant;
Francis K. Callahan, Jackson. pro-
NOTED TO sergeant; Sigmond e.
Lenic, Flint, promoted to corporal;
Gerald f. Margison, Lansing. pro-
NOTED TO technician fourth grade,
and Howard M. Hansen, Chicago,
promoted TO technician fifth grade.
All are members of the recruit re-
ception center personnel.
An antitank unit has assigned
Pfc. Floyd Winget, Fort Wayne,
and Pvt. Henry II. Morrison. Ash
land. N. C.. Pet. Curtis p. Redden
Newburg, N. Y, TO battery ma
chanics, and Pfc. George p. Mar
chalk. Providence, r. l., TO COM
munications.
Sent to the field artillery school
at Fort Sill. Okla, are Staff Sgt.
Damon N. Turner, Battle Creek
Sgt. Lemuel ID. Innis, Chicago;
Pvt. Eugene Bradford, Chicago,
and Pvt. Henry Watson, Edisto,
S. c.
All men will return after 10
weeks 10 their units at Fort Gus
ter upon the completion of their
schooling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-09
Humane Group
Suspends Dues
Times stan Correspondent

BATTLE CREEK. July 9.
Everything is working just fine as
far as the Calhoun County HUI
name Society is concerned.
OFFICERS today announced that
dues for the $50 members of the
organization have been suspended
indefinitely. that the $500 surplus
the society has is being invested
in war bonds and that the county
is doing such a good job handling
the STRAY dog" problem that it is
no longer a problem.
The county society recently led
the fight that caused the county
10 appropriate funds for the
housing of stray dogs and the hir-
ing of wardens. Previously strays
either were allowed TO run or were
killed when captured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-09
Old Dinner Bell
Now Gives Alert
Times stan Correspondent

BATTLE CREEK, July g.
When the dinner bell rings at
Wattles Park, near Battle Creek,
il does not mean come and get
it," civilian defense leaders of the
community announced today.
They explained that the lowly
dinner bell, formerly used to bring
the family to dinner was the main
cog in a communication system set
up to spread word of an alert.
When the whistles begin to blast
in Battle Creek, the senior air raid
warden verifies the alarm and then
sets into motion a relay of dinner
bells at homes in the subdivision.
The idea has worked perfectly,
residents claim.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-09
Building Hits Peak
In Battle Creek
Times stan Correspondent

BATTLE CREEK. July 9.-Per-
mits were issued in Battle Creek
Township during the past month
for more building than have been
issued in any 12-month period
since records of building have
been kept, officials revealed today
in announcing that A projects
there would cost approximately
$750.000.
What is more, officials said, this
does not include the construction
of a new $4,000 high school
building. During the first six
months OF this year three times
as much blu Hiding has been
authorized as during the same
period last year, which in itself
was a banner year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-09

"Y0ur Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, Is one of many
famous features I'm The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-09
On the Air Today and Tomorrow

This program has been
given The Detroit Times by
the stations herein listed.
IL the presentations al
scheduled are not on the
air, the fault lies with the
stations and not The
Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-09
Filler Killed in Action,
Windsor Mother Told

The mother of Pilot Officer Al
phonse Ouellette of III Albert
road, Windsor. received a report
today that he is believed killed in
action with the Royal Canadian
Air Force in Egypt.
He is the 22-year-old son of Mrs.
Amanda Ranger In the air force
for two years. he had been over
seas for a year and assigned TO a
bomber squadron with the middle
east forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-09
DEATHS

Mabel Smith s72 West Wills -.
Minnie May Barker. ieF West Grand
boulevard. IS.
Caroline y. Langston. 5O53 Roosevelt. u.
Blanche = Hanna. 1913 kenilwotth, 81.
Maud Noble 1897 Normandy. So
Joseph A Jenuwtne. i792 SeyouTn' "
Jsffie Kite. $50 Milwaukee. %.
RoHen T. Kellogg 1858 Berkshire 81
Helen Kelly. e5l Frederick. II.
Clarence Davis 57s2 Brush. 50
Judge Hemphnl. 975 Frederick, 50
John r. Sowick 2670 Farnsworth. 80
Peter Leto. i52 Madison road. Crosse
Poin,e Farms. IS.
AnnastAsia PiecLynski 1851 Eroie, %.
sam Finkel. 1857 Pasadena. -.
Ernest Cleveland, 1921 Nellie. Dearborn. ~.
Hazel VI Newton, PASTA Kensington' Taylor
Township. 90
wnnam Delaney. 22se Ess, Congress. s..
Theresa Allsrd, 1920 East Garfield. 10.
Theodore Butdelski, 1887 Gladwin, IS
George Rogers. i4i7 French road. SO
John L. DeLong, 25s37 Leach, HoseviiIe' Is
Nellie singer. 1855 Ashland. SO.
Vincent Papineau. ia Campbell, 80
Loretta Dragonne. 2ls North Camppeh. ~
Jeremiah J. Moynahan. 50i5 LinsdAle. IS.
Herman Faken. 1873 Van Dyke, 81.
Alvtna Biohm 1892 Lakewood. IS
Ciyde Ponder $3.50 Marvin. Dearborn. p.
Inhn Rnber, gilbert, 2Os5 Twelfth, 81
Esther soherer 1922 Magnolia, So.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-09
DIVORCES

Sophie Ohsh from JOSEPH.
Eva Davis from William.
Lucille Hawn from william.
LOUIS Marks from Fanny
Dorothy Dezell from Donald.
Louise LaoeAu from Horace
Margaret Emery from Lloyd.
Ann Vengris from Bruno.
Grace Hauserman from George.
JOY Fine from Elwood
steven Nemith from Dorothy.
lmogene Weldin from william.
Jesse Davis from Letha
Bessie Mitchell from Andrew.
Julie Peck from Walter.
Victoria McGlone from James.
Dorothy Cardinal from John
Urcelie Tinsley from Richard.
Jennie Stein from Alexander.
clara Brown from Floyd
Florence Whitlock from George.
Margaret Twsrog from walter
Helen TgnasiAk from Edward.
ANNULMENT
Daniel r. Efhnger Jr. from irene
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-09

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, Is one of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-09
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
40 p. N.

I 90 r. NJ.
WJR-Life Beautiful-D.
WWJ-Backstage Wife-D.
cKLW-National News.
WCAR-News: music.
WxYZ--Portia faces iife-D
WJLB-News: defense job.
WExL-Newsesst.
WJBK-Polish Ladder Hr.
I:I5 r. M.
WJR-Woman In White-D.
WWJ-Stella Dalias-D.
CKLW-I'n Find My Way.
WxYZ-Edw. MacHugh-A.
WJLB-Victiry Volunteers.
WExL--Hymns on Organ.
1:30 r. NJ.
WIRING ana sade-D.
WWJ-Lorenzo Jones-D.
CKLW-Interlude-M.
WxYZ-News ace.
WJLB-Uncle Nick.
WExI-Music program.
las r. NJ.
WJR-The Goldbergs-D.
WWJ--Widder Brown-D.
CKLW-Detroit Times
Highlight Features
WxYZ-Mary Marlin-D.
200 r. NJ.
WJR-Young DR.. Malone.
WWJ-Light of World.D.
cKLW-Eleanor Eariy-T.
WcAR-News: music.
WxYZ-Ma Perkins-D.
WExL-Newscast.
WJBK-Music.
2:l6 r. NJ.
WJR-Joyce Jordan-D.
WWy-Lonely Women-D.
CKLW-Meade's Children.
WxYZ-Pepper Young-D.
WJLB-Hilltop Harmony.
WExL-Aelody In Rhythm
WJBk-News. melody.
1850 r. NJ.
WJR-We love and learn.
WwJ-Guiding Light-D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-09
Ancient Pastime

In Yucatan there remain the
ruins of a Magyar athlete field
about the size of a modern grid
iron on which there was played
many centuries ago "a game OF
glorified basketball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-09
ANNIVERSARIES
DEATHS-DIVORCES
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Bert W. Essler. 20; Carol b. Lenox. IS.
John Stout. 20. Dorothy Parsons. ~.
william n.,S., T. ST. Clair "a; Margaret NJ
Daniel sueiu Jr.. 81: Valerie " Zsmhr. 81.
Wallace L. Keglsr, 10. Reta Kelly. IT.
Emanuel J. PenneT, 26; Rosemary A.
samuel Nsscot. ii: Emily RudnianIn. II.
Ralph Z. Wilson, q. Dorothy r. Cunkei,
IL
Edward G. Bowie, 20; Angelln. Gisnnieo,
Harold p. Murphy. rs. Audrs s. Green. a..
Morley Lang. 80. Gertrude NJ. Brown, 80.
Thomas W. crukovich. IS; Rosemary
Michael zwi.rs. 81; Bernie. Hink.ns. 20.
Joseph A. Kolsc, 81: Mary J. sspdel. rs.
Ray Quick ie Wilma farrell, Is.
John J. Sawyer 10. Evelyn l. Garrison. II.
Nathaniel J. Adams IS; All Huhtala, 23.
willard Bowers. q Helen V. Nebraska
Henry Lukowiak. 30. Sylvia swa,owsks,
Gordon Bura. 10 Rita Mielcarek, Is
Joseph Baker 81. Ann Gregor. 10
Thomas II. Phimister - Elizabeth NJ.
Iohn Tomsnsk. 50; Mary Dostsi So
Joe oden. II. Beatrice ONtal. 81.
Charles 4. Ayres 81; Marjorie +. Benton.
stanley p. wstroba 2o; Mary T. Bal
victor COW = Ksl,.u.. a: Mary J. Morgan. Il.
FREDERICK L. swsrofd. "a. Jean Harding
stanley Bank. %; Irene o Piantas. II.
Paul L. Little. rs; Daisy Del Vero. 20
STANLEY siedlik. 20 Margaret Farkas, 20
Wilfred Linton 20, Evelyn shipman. Is
John II. Arndt. % Charlotte NJ Blske, Y
iohn q Iahadis "a: Anne J. Nalloy. IS
Anthony Mentel so Mary Onderchanin. 50
Emilio vagnetti. -. vincenzs RoIzisi, u
Anthony W Kaczorowski. 20. Virginia r
SudomieT. 20.
Prank J. Au,hler. IS, Louise NJ Psquin
IL
Rodney p. AckermAn, ~. Leona NJ. Har
rArd 20. -.
Charles " Davidson. 80; Peuoneha J
Arcissuskas -.
solomon T. Dunlop. "a; Ann r. walker
80. -.
STANLEY q. Cow, is. Marjorie l.. Bridges
IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-09
Liscombe in Mat Show

Buck" Liscombe. popular In
dianan, will meet Jack Bloomfield
in the main go of tomorrow nights
wrestling card at the st. Joan of
Arc Club, Si2-Mile and Mack
roads. Jackie Steele and Nick
Billings will collide in the semi
final
La gaceta., 1942-04-06

Lomdres, Abril Gas diff
cultades del transporte aleman
quedan ildstraldas por I'm fran
co artiiulo publilaIdo en- ell West
deutscher Becbachter' dd "a de
enero 1912. De este largo ar
ticulo, que trata de los defectos
EN- Ell servicio de la importante
red Colonia- Bonn, sc desprende
que todoS los trenes, tanto de pa
sajeros como de mercancias, Sc
ven obligados a viajar a la We
locidad del expires a fin de po-
der dar abasto al transporte
que Sc les p~resenita. Este lda por
resultado academies y paros de-
Dido a que los cojinetes Sc gas
tan los ejes Sc rompen Y Sc pro
Queen otrOs danos materiales.
Ell "Westdeutscher Beobachter"
escribe: "El desgaste del mate
rial debido a la velocidad, es
tremendo. NADIA tiene de ex-
trano que los academies sc mul
tipliquen y gus ell publico re-
funfune. No es ninguna broma
ell tenler que esperar diez MIMI
tos o media hora para 10 strenes
que llevan una gran impuntua-
lidad. Las estaciones presentan
escenas increibIes. Cuando ed
tren llega y las puertaS son a.
biertas, una muralla de gentle Sc
eNtienlde a TODD 10 largo del
tren. Hombres, mujeres y ninos
permanecen en- apretada falan-
ge, tres, cuatro Y cincO EN- fon-
do, bloqueando ell canine de los
que desean descender.
Ell Secratario de Estado en- ell
M~inisterio de Transport, Herr
Kleimmann, relata en- Ell peri6di-
co "Vierjahresplan" a que (El
plan de los cuatro anos) extre-
mo los ferrocarriles alemanes
edtan sObrecargados. Tomando
como base de calculo ell N1mero
100 para representa- ell trafico
del GTtimo ano de paz (193S), ell
trabajo de los ferrocarriles-ex
presando en- la extension de los
viajes-ha aumentado, en- 1910,
La gaceta., 1942-04-06

q dcctor-isabes 10 que has co.
rrado? Has 6evcrado q coraz6r
al geniO de la guerra, eli cora.
z6n dsl Cesar triunfante en- las
Piramides, en- Marengo, en- Wa.
gram, ell coraz6n que no tembl6
si1uiera ante las llamas de Mos
Gu.
-ilE coraz6n de un hombre
lie contest6 la rata asomando
Ia calbeza desde su cueva. Y un
honlbre, jQu6 es? I'm armadijo
.lde una fisiolcgfa identica a la
de una rata, un puiado de tie
IRA que SIC agita un momento
bajo ell sol y luego muere... Nos
otras, por encima de la TERRA Y
.por debajo hemos poblado y per
forado ell planeta. IQue sabes tn
de eppeyas. hablador presumi-
do?
Miro la rata la silueta del ca
daver, la foma ins6lita y gro
teSca de pelele que adquieren to-
dos los m1ertos, por muy empe-
radcres que sean, v dijo con des-
den inaudito: Fantoche.
Corri6 la rata y va en- Ell CAM
fpo libre aconteci6 que iba por
un canine largo, muy largo, tan
largo como 81 TEMPO; y por Ell
camino pasaron cuatro SOM
bras. La primera era Edipo; la
segunda, Hamlet; la tercera,
DON Quiiote; Ia cuarta, Segis-
mundo.
La rata, entonces, apart6se a
un lado y saludo a las sombras
de este mOdo:
I'll vosotros 81 que no puedo
adevoraros ell coraz6n, porque vo
sotros sois Ell alma immortal!
Y este es ell cuento de Napo-
leon y la Rata.
La gaceta., 1942-04-06
Ell MINISTRO DORPMUELLER
Las dificultades de los ferrocarriles alemanes
PoR WALTER TSCHUPPIK

a 122 y en- 1941 a 144. La canti-
dad de mercancias transporta,
das aument6 desde 100 en- 1888,
a 1913 y 176 respectivamenIte. Ei
promedio del peso tranSportado
por un ltren de mercancias sc e.
lev6 de GAL toneladas, en- 1888,
. 715 en- 1871. Tn decimo de
todo Ell material rodado es pre-
ciso para 81 Este, es decir para
el frente russo. De report de
Kleinmann Sc deduce evidente-
mente que Alemania Sc ha visto
obligada a sacar un gram nu-
micro de locomOtoras y vagones
de Francia y Balgica, 10 que nos
da la dlave de las dificultades
de transporte asf como de la ma
Ia distribution de where's en- es-
-
tos dos paises. Kleimmann con-
tin1a y hace la declaration in
teresante de que en- 1910 Sc cons
truyeron en- Alemania seis We
ces mas locomotoras que en-
tempo de paz, y que en- los es-
fuerzos efectuados, los ferroca-
rifles alemanes estan deterio-
rando visiblemente y los servl-
clos sc rdiucen.
A despecho del saqueo de TODD
Ell material rddado, talleres y
material de ferrocarril en- los
pafses conquistados para bene-
ficio del TODD Importance trafi-
co oeste-este, al frente russo, los
ferrdcarriles alemanes Sc en-
cuentran CON una gran escasez
de material. Todo Ell material
esta gastado, y sc han product
do innumerables incendios por
ell r~ecalentamiento de los eyes.
La falta de mano de obra es un
problema cardinal hasta en- los
La gaceta., 1942-04-06
Napoleon y la Rata

Cuan1o Bonaparte muri6 en-
Sarta Elena, el doctor Antomar
or1;reo que ash Sc Namaba e. me
di3o-hizo Ia outopsia del cada-
YER del capitan del Siglo.
Pogaido de respeto Navoroso,
abri6 la caviiad toraxica y ex-
trajo de ella ell coraz6n, degtina-
do para siempre a una urna de
alabastro. Pero ell buen doctor,
avaro de aquel tesoro y temero-
so, sin duda, de que fuera profa-
naldo por miradas britanicas, hu
DO de e5conderlo en- la parte ba-
ia de una estanteria.
Inag6 la medianoche, Y en- un
mcnarto de sOledad, en- que So
10 81 muerto, ell m6dico y Dios Sc
La gaceta., 1942-04-06
VegetarianismO

La oficialidad come con su
coronel, que es vegetariano y
toma comida especial.
I'm teniente, n1mero uno de
su promotion:
70 he leido que, 81 la HUI
manidad Sc alimentase 1nica-
mente de vegetalts, sc ACADIA
rfan las guerras; porQue esa
alimentaci6n produce un ca
racter tranquilo y apacible.
Ell coronel: Entonces, . los
toros de Miura, ique les dan
para que sean tan bravos2
j~Solomillo?
La gaceta., 1942-04-06
DE VISTA
Ordn Fernandez

Sc halla de vista en- Tampa,
donde 81 y su familia son muy
queridos, 81 joven Oran Fernan-
DEE, soldado en- el ejercito de la
nacion.
Con el, fuerte y sagr4lable, tu-
vimos ell gusto de platicar unos
LIE saludamos con IA mayor
efusividad y le deseamos buena
suerte.
La gaceta., 1942-04-06
PARA.LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

halI.aban presentes, quiso Ell ga
leno contemplar a sIs anchas a.
quella viscera sagrada Y abri6
cautLC2amerte Ia es.arlterfa.
No b.an 10 hizo, cuando cay6 de
espaldas con un grito de terror
en- los labios. Una rata enorme
habfa salido como un rayo, sal
al rcstro.
ri corazon va no esteba ALI.
Ell coraz6n del ganio habia sido
devorado.
-Animalejo inmundo-dijo
La gaceta., 1942-04-06

ferrocarriles. FL panoonal admi.
niStrativo ha estaio trsbajando
teseareraiamerT y, dc1pues
del desastre de Russia, esta COM
pGetamente agotado.
(COntina1rd)
La gaceta., 1942-04-06
COPLAS

Claveles son claveles,
rosas son rosas,
mosquitoes son mosquitoes,
moscas son moscas.
Tu mare
un ojo lie llora aseite
y otro lie llora vinagre.
Tu tia,
La gaceta., 1942-04-06

a las ouatro de Id tAfde :
va esta borracha pefdia4
Tu abuela, :!
mata las pulgas a mAso,
corta ell pan con Lab tijeras.
Soy pajarito que canta
10 que siente, 10 QUE We,
y 10 que vive en- su alma.
Son las hojas 10 fragil
que lleva ell viento;
al tronco no lie llega
nunca ell NAL tempo.
Y sin embargo, J
ell verdor de las hojas
es nuestro encanto.
81 ell aire Sc va dando
va TODD ell cuerpo,
"a que guardian del alma
los s~entimientos?
No a tontas,
luzcamos las ideas
como las formas.
Una duda Sc me ocurre
que no puedo cOntestar;
iquerra ell punal a la herida7 :,
Iquerra la herida al puhal?
La gaceta., 1942-04-06

Para pintar meier su
casa, compre II pintwFa,
B. L. p, vendida exelu-
sivamente por King
Hardware. 0a. avomidA
y Gale Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-06

Order The Detroit Times
mailed 10 your boy In the army
or navy It's like a letter from
homo every day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-06
Small Town Editors
Warned OF War Role
T,me. staff Correspondent

ANN ARBOR, Nov. Speak.
ing before the annual convention
of the University of Michigan
Press Club, in session here today
Elmo Scott Watson, as keynoter
warned small town editors must
fully realize their duties as CO.
ordinators of defense efforts and
diSSeminatorS Of information.
Other speakers during the three
day session of state editors will be
John Bugas, head of the Detroit
office OF the FBI, and Prof. Essen
r. Gale OF the University ol
Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-06
Heart ThrOb
Stage Door Csnteen Opens
in Legion Hall tomorrow

SerVicemen in Detroit who have
a spare heart are assured today
that there will soon be Stage
Door Canteen where they car
leave il, according TO a USO an
nouncement.
The Detroit Stage Door Canteer
will occupy a second floor audi.
forum in the new USO downtown
club at 40l West Lafayette boule-
ward. tho American Legion head
quarters.
In n gala opening tomorrow
night. stage and radio stars in Dc
troit viii Join IN christening the
nov headquarters. which will re-
place the former Hammond Build
ing USO. A i0-foot snack bar. a
dugout night club, showers and a
library are among other attrac-
tons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-06
Burglar BdIks
At Identifying
Pdwnbroker

Eugene Seymour, % had 30
day term for contempt OF court
today TO add TO the penalty he
Will receive soon for burglary.
A confessed housebroaker, Sey-
mour failed to identify Sam Good
man, 81. pawnbroker, as tho man
10 whom he sold a stolen suit OF
clothes.
THAT would make me = heel"
he told Judge Donald Van Zile.
The contempt sentence followed
Goodman, who operates at l3i
Michigan avenue. Is making his
fourth recent appearance IN court.
this time on charge OF receiving
stolen property. Two previous
similar cases have been lodged
against him in addition 10 failure
TO have a license.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-05
Legal Notices



TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:
TIE Common Council Of tine city
OF Ypsilanti deem ~ advisable TO
vacate and discontinue that part Of
Brewer street, as originally laid out
between Emmet and Wdshteuaw a I'VE
nue.. in said city. and described as
follows:
Beginning a. the northwest corner
OF lot number one. To- Block number
five in Morse & Balleutine's Add
ton to the village NOW cltyJ Of fpsi-
lanti. thence running west thirty
eight and lilo feet. thence south 20
the north line Of Washteu8w Avenue,
formerly Ellis street, thence east TO
a point due south ~ the Ma q OF BE-
ginning thence north % the place Of
be ginning.
Further. Notice is hereby given
that the Common Council n the city
Of Ypsilanu Val meet 30 the council
chamber ~ the city Hail. on Tues
day. September 8. 1852. att 80 %. m.
20 hear objections 20 that part Of said
street being vacated and discOntin-
ued.
Further: n appears that that part
Of Brewer street above described
was vacated BY the Common Council
~ the City Of Tosiianti on October
:. 1889 and deeds executed Ia con-
necticn with the same, and ons deed
vas executed and delivered 20 Joseph
u. Klmes and the question has arisen
as 70 whether fhe charter ~ tho Ctty
Of Ypsilanti was complied with hence
this proceeding
SIGNED
u. e. HOLMES
Adv siss CIV clerk