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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-05
Attention. Mr.. JaHers

ca reply 10 the Rev. Joe Jaiiers.
of Los Angeles. who nj pub
lie meeting there on sunday.
Aug. p led n singing TRADE
against The Negro.l
Ry ROBERT Y. LEWIS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-05

Ehsy want you downstairs"
Eessuh''
H. went past him on down the
4 and down the steps into the
[ment feeling the eyes OF the
f. man on his back, and hear
y he neared the furnace the
|el,d breathing OF the fire and
H. Directly before his eyes
H. bloody head with its jet
4 curly hair. shining and wet
\ blood on the crumpled news
|ers He saw Britten standing
4 me furnace with three white
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-05
Girls Hand Picked
For Service Work
By FRED HART WILLIAMS

Considerable publicity followed with the opening Of
the USO located at Adelaide and John r. streets But
til visit paid to the center had knonwl-
edge of the work and detail required in its operation
Much e the public attention directed to what some
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-05
NATIVE SON : .: !: !;
BOOK 2-INSTALLMENT XIV

he WINDOW overlooked an alley the right Forthwith Street
the lifted fen hn
the way win od ana creechy sound Had
window right 1t
OF SOFT
the bed waiting The sound
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

licenses

Marriage license applications
rel received Saturday by the
county auditor from the following
couples:
Roy p. Spadoni. &c. Fort Ben
ming. Ga. and Teresa Louise Ban
nan, %, Bremerton; George Todd
crowell. 81, Mcchord Field, and
Yvonne Dumond. 20. Ancon. Canal
Zone, Robert L. Waggoner. 81,
Fort Lewis. and Ardelle Cora
Hagberg. Is. of SIS So. 7th St;
Anastaeio Lechuga. IS. and Helen
Bertha Markau. 36. both of Lilli-
waup; Robert E. Triplett. %, Fort
Lewis, and Alice Elaine Mikalson.
II. Eureka, Mont.
Lewis Joseph Arambarri, %.
Fort Lewis. and Betty Mae Wien,
10, Glenn's Ferry. Idaho; Robert
John Pfannsmith, 81. Fort Lewis,
and Marie Bernice Ellingson. IS,
Ambrose, N. D.; Thomas Warren
Madden. %. Ri. 1, Boy $50, and
Viola Eleanor Schaller, %, Emer-
son apartments.
Landon Thomas Cooper, 26.
Camp Murray, and Dolores Marie
williams. 20, of 1909 Fawcett ave-;
orville William Buttle. As. and
Julianna Coleman, SIS, both of 1907
So. 9th ST.: Max Robert Kujawa,
%, Fort Lewis. and Stephamie
Rita Jasnoez, %, Cicero, H.;
Wesley Clinton Green. II, Fort
Lewis. and Ida Fay Franklin. II,
of 1701 Market St; Oscar p.
Sciacqua. 81. Fort Rosencrans,
Calf. and Yolanda Rinna, 20, OF
4s15 So. Washington ST.: Epeme-
theous A. Kabler, 81. Fort Lewis,
and Ilene June Rosenbrock. 10,
Detroit, Mich.
Oliver w. Larson. %. Fort
Lewis. and Shirley f. Throop. Is.
Webster apartments: Alphonse B.
Benson. "a. and Glaideth Clark,
%, both of Seattle: Gordon E.
Graft, %, Fort Lewis. and jose
phine NJ. Lien. IS. 11o11a So. Ia
coma ave: Frank Buckner, 26,
Fort Lewis, and Hazel e. Shep-
pard. 81. Chicago. ILL.,: Joseph w.
Wood, 10, 1920 So. Melrose St,
and Bonnie NJ. Gopher. Is, 402h
East 26th St; Joseph w. Hagen.
Is. 1022a So. Tacoma ave-, and
Melva r. Thompson. 10, 3715 East
X ST.; Norman Z. Peterson, %.
Puyallup, and Patsy l. Powers,
Is, walla Waila-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
18th District Rebekahs Pick
Buckley Woman as President
Annual Election in Puyollup: Other
Elective. Appointive Officers Nomed

IN the school auditorium with Mrs.
Ellerd Doering presiding.
The meeting vii open with the
flag salute followed BY community
singing led b. Mrs. T. ?. Breskey
The educational program Of Tire
school vii be explained by ]. A.
~Nanderpooi. principal. and the
Misses Florence Pope. Amy Weber.
Inga Goplerud. Esther Jahr and
Mary Radosvich. Musical num-
bers VIII include = group OF piano
solos by Jean Haynes and after
the program parents viii visit the
rooms attended by their children.
A committee Of mothers Of fifth
grade students VIII serve refresh
ments. those in charge being Mes
danes Glen Huber. Ralph Goodaie.
Adrian Piqnette. W. \. Young and
Mrs. Thrali and Mrs. Bergman.
The Royal Neighbors lodge win
meet Monday evening at s O'Clock
at V. r. ". hall. This viii De
Homecoming night and following
initiation of new members there
will be a Halloween party. Mem
bers of the committee In charge
are Mrs. Mabel Todd, Mrs. Marie
Petrich and Mrs. Hilda Gordon.
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All but eight of the 43 men en-
listed in the army through the
Tacoma recruiting station on Fri
day entered the air forces. Capt.
Cecil NJ. Rhea said Saturday.
Four Tacoma men were among
those enlisted during the day.
three of them entering the air
forces and one the railway en-
gineer battalion.
Those enlisting from Tacoma
we're Orville F. Kimball, As, hus-
band of Mrs. Ruby F. Kimball of
1210h Tacoma ave. who entered
the railway battalion; w. A.
Robertson, 20, of 1920 No. Steele:
Glen o. DeForrest. 19. and Charles
W. Doyle, 81. of 523 No. Sheridan,
who entered the air forces.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
H RI Els MORE ABOUT
Want Coffee Aid

runnning-matef He hasn't pub
licly said 20.
There are signs that a Repub-
licsn organization again h ma
terialixing under the guidance Of
the party's new chairman. DR..
Hinton Jonex. Jonex. q political
leader Of years experience. knows
his way arounds In the public
arena Even Democrats admit he
Is a potent foe.
The primary vote indicated that
Democratic candidates generally.
except in the 26th Legislative dis
trict. entered the final campaign
with comparative party strength
In their favor - though perhaps
this Is less so than at any time
since the 1882 Bourbon landslide.
Al the same time. Republicans
were heartened by signs of pos
sible change In the trend.
Races for other county offices
continue rs personal contests. with
issues unapparent.
Public political meetings are
notable for their scarcity and lack
of attendance when held. There
is nothing as yet to indicate a
heavier proportionate vote than
was cast at the primary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Sinks Ferry;
1877 Lose Lives

SYDNEY, N. S.-The death toll
of the Caribou. a small passenger
steamer sunk Wednesday in Cabot
strait by a German submarine, was
set at 1877 Canadians and Amer
leans Saturday.
Rescue vessels have landed 102
survivors here. The missing totaled
137-members of the Canadian and
American armed forces. civilian
men, women and babies-and 1t
was feared all had persisted.
Navy Minister Angus Mac
Donald. announcing the sink
ing, the most tragic In Cana
dian waters since the var
started. supplied no details.
He said "a score or more of
women and children" were
killed by the explosion Of the
torpedo or drowned.
The often incoherent stories of
survivors revealed that the Carl
bou, a 2,222-ton vessel owned by
the Newfoundland government,
was attacked between midnight
and dawn while she was plying
between Sydney and Port-au-
Basque, Md, a distance of about
100 miles.
Almost everybody aboard was
asleep, and after the torpedoing.
survivors heard an escort ships
depth charges exploding.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Wrong Man
Dimouf Violation

Dimout violation cases will be
based on city ordinance and will
be handled in police court in the
future. Prosecutor Thor c. Toilet
o said Saturday following a con-
sultation with Tacoma civilian de-
Tense officials.
A case filed In Justice Layton's
court under state law Friday
against Francis Brown as pro-
prietor of the 3sth st. Grill was
dismissed Saturday when 1t was
discovered that Brown was no
longer connected with that grill
but had now the K st. Grill at
1104 So. X ST.
Deputy Prosecutor Jane Ramsby
said a new complaint would be
filed Monday against the present
operator of the 3sth st. Grill.
The state cases are based on the
nuisance statute. Several of those
charged Friday have already
posted bail, but Brown was indig-
nant that his name was among
those charged.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

Suits for divonce have been filed
In superior court by Gayle against
Albert Wharton. Myrtle against
Arby walker. Nellie NJ. against
Robert n. Lacey. Dolly A. against
A. e. Roberts. AL alleging burden
some home life: Cleo v. against
Robert Lutz, alleging cruelty.
Floyd b. filed suit for annulment
Of his marriage to Caroline E.
Erwin.
Interiocutory DEGREES have been
granted T. J. from Sadie Ksselar.
l. L. from Iva NJ. Oils. Suzanne
from Benjamin Dunn. Charlotte
from c. W. Bridgeman. Grace
from Harry Anderson. Lillian from
p. r. Leingang. Doris N. from
II. c. Cline. and Dorothy from
X. r. Hickey.
Final DEGREES have been granted
in the cases Of Mabel against Axel
Bjork, Viola against G. N. Strong.
Winona c. against T. l. ellis.
Ruth against William Regain,
Grace =. against John w. Roberts
Marianne against Chester Luhr
Marie against vinton d. carpen.
ter. Helene against Harry sprin'
ker. Fern against Benjamin White
and Marjorie T. against +. v
Deschler.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Yelm Girl Holds
WAACLife Thrills

LIN ~ IN auxiliary In the
WAAc u thrilling and enjoy
ahio.s In TIE opinion u Mas Marie
CurFte Of Yelm. who recently fin
lunod her basic training at Fort
De- Moines, Iowa
ITS tbs most exciting expert
ence ! have ever had. and on- !
shall never forget" Mis- Cnrrie
aid In visiting the Tacoma re-
:ruitinK office on Friday.
She plans to leave Sunday. Oct.
n. to return to duty At Fort Des
1foines. where me win serve with
~ signal corps
Prior to joining the wAAcss.
Ma Carrie vas employed as =
eolsphons operator IN the federal
oEEIcs building n Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

Four $3.50 fines yer paid in
police court Friday following the
imposing of the customary assess
ment for violation of the Steele
act by Justice of the Peace w. A.
Richmond. Paying were Sam
Spadoni. Douglas Scott, Joseph
Comito and John Piazza.
Piazza was also fined the same
amount on another count but was
given until Monday to pay or go
to jail. Also given until Monday
to pay was Al Robbins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Heart Attack Fatal
Justice Morgan

BOISE. Idaho - Idaho today
mourned the death Of Justice VII
liam NJ. Morgan. a three-term
member of the state supreme court
who died Friday night from a
heart attack at his ranch home
at Eagle, near here. His career
in public office also had included
being mayor of Moscow for two
years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Gyro Club Stakes
Out Key Pals"

The Gyro club appealed to Ia
comans Saturday to help fill the
"key pals that the club has
located in a number of downtown
stores. All proceeds from the sale
of old KEYS collected will be turned
over to the USO.
The key pals" are located at
callender's. $40 Pacific: Moneys,
93s Pacific; Perkins building cigar
store, 18th and A: Douglas Cigar
store. 18th and A; Naubert's. e45
c Commerce, and Peterson &
Cooksie. e42A Commerce st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

Installation services for the
Rev. Carlisle A. Schafer. pastor
Of the Little Brown church, Amer
lean Lake North, will be held at
$50 p. m. Sunday. The Rev.
John G. Mitchell. D. D.. Of the
Multnomah school Of the Bible.
Portland. Ore. viii ~officiate and
deliver the address
Mr.. schafer In A local boy.
graduated from Lincoln high
school IN 1885. He studied for
the ministry In the Multnomah
school. graduating In 1910. and
Is nov taking additional work
at Pacific Lutheran college. He
first attended Sunday school In
the church he Il now serving.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
croiio Dinner
Monday Evening

Monarch Delford McAllister Of
Tacoma crotto announces q good
win dinner win be served at $50
p. m. Monday In the roof garden
Of the Masonic temple. Each
prophet IL asked to bring . Ma
sonic friend. Special entertain
ment viii be presented
Plans for the winters activities
win be outlined by McAliister.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

Building permits for - $500
houses in the Roosevelt Heights
area were issued Saturday to the
Bainhridge Corp. Of Seattle. The
houses win be constructed on East
Fairbanks, East Harrison. East
Roosevelt, East saith and East
35th SITS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
SUNDAYS TIDES
HAPPY
E;irthday
SATURDAY. OCTOBER Ii

SATURDAY, OCTOBER IL
Mrs. Laura Hicks. 1851 so. A.
Bob Fields. All Ea 64th st.
Gerald v. Pryor, 1877 East
18th st.
Norman :. Harris. Tillicpm,
Wash.
SUNDAY. OCTOBER Is
Arthur Hannah. e0z So. Shen-
dan ave.
shirley Peterson, 1920, Ea-
r st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

A sentence of is years maximum
Imprisonment at walla wslla was
imposed Saturday by Superior
Judge Z. NJ. Card on John w.
Burner. convicted Of grand lar
ceny on two counts Of fraudulent
check writing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Just the Core


Tuesday - Oakland No. II,
4212h So. 35th st. 7 p. m; bust
ness meeting. followed by ice
cream and cake social.
Wednesday - Tacoma No. 1,
Normanna hall, So. 18th and X
SITS: business meeting. followed
by dancing. Sumner No. l, bust
ness meeting.
Sunday. Oct. 25-Mass meeting
in Maecabee hall at 2 p. m.
Always better butter at the
Cow" adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
SEATTLE NEGRO JAILED

Willie Tiliman. Seattle Negro.
was sentenced to so days in jail
and was fined $50 and costs in
addition to having his drivers
license suspended for n year
after ne was convicted of drunken
driving in police court Friday
afternoon. Tillman was arrested
Thursday night.
Important meeting all Tavern
operators-Tuesday, October 20.
2:3o p. m. Winthrop hotel. Army
and Navy room. Shortening of
hours. delivery Of beer and wines
after November Is. viii be ques-
tons for discussion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

Rrectncf 7o-Enst aid class win
- he1d from 10 TO SO Monday
afternoon It sheridan school. All
tntsrsstsd persons ars invited 70
bin
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

m that period the important Pitts
burgh n Is scheduled to operate
1t IoIh per cent Of theoretical
capacity. up ! point from the pre-
vious week and . record high in
output
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19

PTYAfIIP-Mrs. Mae BagneIl
o. Buckley xas the choice for
president nt the annual election Of
Rebekah lodges comprising the
25th district. which met Al Odd
Fellows hall Friday afternoon and
evening. She succeeds Mrs. STAN
ley Ellexson Of Sumner. Mrs. Ora
Mcdowell Of Puyallup. retiring sc
rotary. was raised TO the office Of
vice president: Mrs. Lavere Bar
nett Of Renton IL the new secre.
tary. and Mrs. Carrie Angman OF
Enumclaw was elected treasurer.
New appointive officers are
Mrs. Anna Fisher. Kent. chaplain:
Mrs. Rachel Hilmer. Enumclaw
marshal: Mrs. Emma Fletcher.
R~enton. conductress: Mrs Velma
Fisher. Black Diamond, musician:
Mrs. Jennie Hanson. orting. right
support TO the president: Mrs
Libby Fancher. Auburn. left sup
port to the president: Mrs. Evelyn
Craig. Buckley. inside guard: Mrs
Tribou. Sumner. outside guard:
Mrs. Lydia Trugian. Renton. right
support 10 the vice president; Mrs
Emma Mason. Puyallup. left sup
port to the vice president. and
Mrs. Alta Ericsson. Puyailup, song
leader. The new officers were In
stalled at the evening session by
the degree team of Buckley.
Among guests present were Mrs.
Harriet Bird of Seattle. assembly
president: Mrs. Eta B. North,
assembly warden; Mrs. Ethel
Brewington. Everett. assembly sec
rotary, and Mrs. Susie Bacon, Sc
attic. assembly treasurer. Schuyler
colfax lodge of Puyallup acted AZ
host and Mrs. Evangeline Buck
master. noble grand presided and
welcomed the guests.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Market Is Coborless
With Trading Volume Light
Morkefs at q Glance

Sfork-Irrefular n quiet trade.
Bond<-IrreKularly higher. rails
firm.
Curb Sfeck<-TrreKulariy higher.
Cetton-stcady.
Whcnf and Com-Mlxed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Legion Auxiliary Meets

Future plans were discussed at
the quarterly meeting Of the
Fourth district of the American
Legion auxiliary Thursday after
noon in Odd Fellows hall at which
the local Bruce A. Mercer auxiliary
acted as host with Mrs. liza Camp
bell. president. giving the welcome.
Those attending the conference and
giving talks were Mrs. r. A. He'd
berg, Tacoma, district president;
Mrs. Sadie Gale. secretary: Mrs
J. p. Murphy. department second
vice president; Mrs. w. r. Ladic.
war activities chairman and de-
partment child welfare chairman:
Mrs. Robert Swanson. rehabiiita-
ton chairman; Mrs. Eugene Mar
tin, chairman of the American
Lake hospital and orting Soldiers
home committee; Mrs. II. J. c
Berg, AUGMENTATION chairman;
Mrs. William witsiers. poppy
chairman, and Mrs. Morgan, de-
partment president of the Terri
tory of Alaska.
Following the afternoon session,
the local auxiliary served dinner
which was attended by delegates
to the post conference held in the
Elks temple. This was followed by
a dance at the temple. co-chair-
men for the dinner were Mrs.
Charles Defling and Mrs. George
Stewart. Mrs. Allen Goelzer was
in charge of the dining room ana
Mrs. II. p. Valentine. the decora-
tons. Mrs. NJ. r. Thomas. Mrs
stella Ellison and Mrs. DEM
Robertson made up the hospitality
committee.
The Young Women's guild of
the First Christian church will
hold its October meeting Wednes-
day evening at 8 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Pau Larson at
Clark creek. Mrs. Kenneth Kitchen
win preside for the business scs-
sion and Miss Jean Todd viii pre-
sent the program.
seattle Man 70 Talk
"And They Gave Us Repeal" VIII
be the subject of an address by
Matthew w. Hill Of Seattle at the
II a. m. service at the First Bap-
tist church Sunday. Hin viii
speak under the auspices of the
washington Temperance associa-
ton.
Naomi chapter No. Is. o. E. s..
will meet Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock at Masonic tmli for its
regular business session followed
by a social hour. Mrs. G. Ell
wood Hunt. worthy matron, and
Garnet Sovereign. worthy patron.
will preside. All members are
urged to attend as an important
business matter VIII be up Tor dis-
cussion.
At q quiet ceremony at the par
sonage of the First Christian
church Friday afternoon at 2:3o.
Miss Gertrude Ethel Riley and
George Bailey. both of Puyallup.
---1-A -ZA ElE.aA
Taylor reading the vows. Attend
ants were the brides sister. Mrs.
Goldie White and Mrs. Give Tay-
lor. The new home viii be IN Puy-
sllup.
Rack 20 School Night
Meeker PIT. A. viii observe an
nuai back to school, night at its
waAetfnU waAoa~aay ne -.Ag n ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-19
Fathers, Sons
Will Banquet
Central Lutheran
Planning Program

Fifth annual Father and Sons
banquet will be held Tuesday eve-
ming at Central Lutheran church
where fathers and sons viii as
semble In the church parlors for a
banquet and program.
Women Of the church will serve.
A welcome will be extended by
Frank Gratias. president of the
Mems club: invocation will be
given by Rev. p. b. Hoff: S. Z.
Dahl will be POSTMASTER; q trib-
ute to sons will be offered by L.
Gammersvik and will be answered.
with a tribute 10 fathers, by his
son. Lloyd.
Community singing and a group
of vocal selections by Miss H1ordis
Rogen. accompanied by Pat Iver-
sen. viii be n of the programs
highlights.e
Top feature Of the evening will
be the showing of movies dealing
with battles IN our islands.
GUILD on WEDNESDAY
On Wednesday. Central Luther
an Women,s Guild win be held In
the church. according to Mrs. Fred
Henricksen. guild president.
Featured guests win include
Mrs. William Quest. speaker for
the day from the Story Tellers
league. and Mollie schlegel. guest
pianist. It was announced by Mrs.
L. d. Thuemmel. In charge of the
program.
Mrs. c. A. Carlson. chairman of
the hostess group. said luncheon
would be served downstairs In the
church at l p. m. Immediately fol-
lowing a meeting of members of
Mrs. Henricksen's cabinet.
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TaIH
49, Quarter Neon Quarter
NoY.s NoV. i Oct . Oct 80
Under instructions Of United
states army authorities The Ia
coma Times i not permitted TO
publish any news Of current
weather conditions In the eight
western states
Highest temperature on Oct 10
was 81 degrees and lowest up I'M
til s A. m. Oct. Is was -.
Sun rises At 1872 Pacific var
time Sunday and sets at e;ls.
Rises at 7:34 Monday and sets at
6.16.
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fouotafions courtesy Merrill. Lynch.
Pierce. Fxnu<r a Became. Washington
Bldg members New York stock
Exchanee1
High Low Gloss
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Back 20 school Night

Meeker PIT. A. viii observe an
nual back TO school" night at its
meeting Wednesday at T:45 p. m.
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&c

New Frft
Moon Quarter Aoon =
EoH - Oct = ONL y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-31
Win ST War Stamps
Times Prints 5 Jinees Daily Try Your Verse Skill;
You May Succeed Tomorrow

KING OF

A rhyme YOU write may win
war savings stamps for you, if
you submit your verse in The De-
troit Times Rhyme Contest.
Rhymsters, just take the first
two lines of any nursery rhyme,
then complete it in your own man.
ner with verse about war savings
stamps or bonds.
The Times prints five of these
jingles a day, awarding 81 in war
savings stamps 10 the writer OF
EACH verse printed.
Today's winners:
Submitted by Mrs. Hazel Bu-
chanan, 1908 Eastlawn avenue;
There was an old lady and what
do you think?
She lived on nothing but yictuals
and drink;
II she doesn't hurry, war bonds
10 buy,
She'll get mighty hungry, and
also quite dry.
From Leroy Northrup. Hannah
road, Wayne:
As Tommy Shocks and Bessie
Brooks
Were walking out one Sunday,
Said Tommy Shocks TO Bessie
Brooks,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-31

Tomorrow, which Is Monday,
I'm drawing all my savings out OF
my piggy bank
To buy war bonds enough to build
another American tank"
Submitted by Edna A. Andrews,
1851 Turner avenue:
A dillar, a dollar,
A 10 o'clock scholar.
What makes you come so soon ?
The quicker we buy war bonds and
stamps
The sooner we change Hitler's
tune.
From Mrs. C. Ruby Watson,
Meadowbrook Farm. Rochester:
Mistress Mary, quite contrary,
How does your garden grow?
With silver coins and cute little
stamps,
I'm buying war bonds, you know.
And later on they will turn into
cash
A gift from my Uncle Sam,
To whom I owe my freedom
And all that 1 have, and am!
Submitted by Olga d. Draheim,
1888 Mackay avenue:
Simple Simon met a pieman
Going TO the fair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-31
Said Simple Simon "Now,s the

Said Simple Simon sNow,s the
time
For you TO change your ware"
Asked the pieman of Simple Simon,
what would you suggest"
The reply was quick and very wise
"War bonds and stamps are
best"
Try your hand at rhyme! Send
one or more rhymes (there's no
limit as TO the number you may
submit) to The Rhyme Contest
Editor, The Detroit Times, 1870
Cass avenue. Entries cannot be
returned. Contestants agree TO
accept as FINAL the decisions of
the judges. See tomorrow's Times
for five more winning verses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-31
Connolly Answers

la northern; OBJ southern;
(c) eastern.
2-(a yellowish green; (b)
purple; tc) blue.
3-(a) Drowned with cheese;
(b) mixture Of vegetables or
fruits nodded in Jelly; (c)
stewed meat in rich gravy.
IA Duluth, Superior; (b)
Cleveland, Buffalo; (c)
Toronto, Rochester.
5-Ca) yes; CD no-large spider;
tc) yes.
6-(a Jenny; OBJ Helen; (c)
Kathleen