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Detroit evening times., 1942-10-14

stopped off TO shop. on her way
to make the deposit for her con-
finement at the hospital. Some
body picked her pocket and she
was destitute. -------e-.------
Men and women Of the Packard
Motor Car Company, UAW-CIO
local took the matter in hand. In
Is minutes they had $106.60 for
Marguerite and Harry.
Said the happy mother today:
Thank all those kind men
and women again for Patricia
and me. 1 wanted them to know
about the baby. They'll never
know what they did for me
and for Harry. hope some
day he can thank them too"
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-14
Sflfe'S War Plants Hunt for Miss Victory
More Factories Daily
Enter Contest TO Pick
Typical Girl Worker

Z" was impressed By the
large proportion Of Women em-
pioyed - doing skilled manual
pork running machines. As
time goes on. and many more Of
our men enter the armed forces,
this proportion tOilL increase.
Within less than year from
now, there wiii probably DC as
many tComen as men porking
IN our war production plants. -
President Roosevelt, in his Mon
day night fireside chat.
Firms throughout Michigan,
whose workshops are producing
planes, tanks. trucks, guns, ammu-
milton and other vital war equip
ment, today speeded up their
search for their own candidates
for the title MISS VICTORY
the Typical American Girl War
Worker"
Each day, new firms are joining
the contest and planning 10 norni-
nate their own girl workers for
the grand title that will epitomize
the wartime sacrifices women are
making on the home front to in
sure victory.
The widespread search. which
started only a week ago, is spon-
sored by the Hearst newspapers on
q nationwide scale. The country
has been divided into II regions.
Each will select a semifinalist. and
from them will be chosen the girl
who will be crowned MISS VIC
TORY of the UNITED STATES" "
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-14
Called TO Explain
I Wives, Dole
LYDIA ROY

Following a warrant issued for
his arrest as a biEamist, Dominic
Zito. 81. of 1892 French road, to-
day will try 10 explain 10 Prose
cutor William +. Bowling why his
first wife and their two children
received welfare aid while he was
earning a large salary as a defense
worker.
Demanding an investigation 20
see why the welfare department
and the probation department had
failed 10 discover the alleged dou-
bic marriage. Bowling asked that
all records regarding the case be
produced.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-14
ZOOt Gang
ShunS War
For Jail

There is plenty of fighting TO be
done at present, % members of a
gang learned today,
but the place 10 do il is in the
trench ches, but not in a juke box
hangout.
Lavishly attired In zoot suits
and long haircuts. the %, most of
whom came from the Chene-
Gratiot area. were arrested fol-
lowing their attempt 10 clean
out" a ST. Clair Shores dance and
coke parlor, after four of their
number had been elected.
Police from three neighboring
communities subdued the gang.
JAIL OR ARMY
Justice of the Peace Jack Fistler.
who heard the % plead guilty 10
disorderly conduct, gave them the
choice of Jail or the army.
"If you are looking for a fight,
20 Join the services"
He gave the battered group the
choice Of:
Thirty days in Jail, $50 fine and
So costs.
Or a bona fide enlistment in the
army.
If any are unable 10 raise the
fines they face a 90-day imprison-
ment.
One OF the combatants chose the
army. He is Sam CappoccZolio OF
2250 Hale avenue. The other IL
have not yet decided. Five others
who have pleaded not guilty will
be tried before Justice Fistlel
tonight.
Six others have been ordered
TO pay 500 fines and have beer
placed on six months probation
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-14
Sticks
To Story Despite
Navy S Denial
Fisi-Swineine Unionisf
Says He'll Go TO Capital
to See About Commission

Charles M. Stringari, pugnacious
business agent for the AFL's
chapter of state, county and mu-
nicipal workers. took on a new foe
today-the United States Navy.
In spite of naval statements 10
the contrary. Stringari insisted he
had made application for a COM
mission.
They're talking only about
this district" said Stringari.
There are other places where
you can file application. I'm 60
ing 10 Washington tomorrow TO
see about It."
DENIES HE APPLIED
I'm its Stringari communique
Saturday the navy declared it
had checked applications in
Washington as we'll as Detroit,
Chicago and Cleveland, and did
not find the union mans among
them.)
Regardless OF his future status
|Stringari will not be prosecuted
on an assault and battery warrant
which Yale Stuart, CIO business
Iagent, had dismissed last week or
news of Stringari's enlistment.
81 do not bear any malice to-
ward the man." said the one
armed Stuart. who was slugged
at a county welfare meeting.
PUNISHED ENOUGH
81 do not plan 10 reopen the
charge even though his state
ments about joining the navy do
seem to have been a lot of ma
larky. He has been punished
enough by the adverse pub
licity."
Glenn Hague. assistant prose.
lcutor, who attended the Stringar
hearing, explained the action was
the result of a civil warrant anC
would not be pressed by police ir
view Of Stuart's attitude.
Stringari. the son in law ot
Frank X. Martcl. AFL chieftain
and the man whose fists have fea
ltured many county building
brawl. admitted some reluctance
to face his Washington adviser.
latter everything that's beer
printed"
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-14
Courts Rights Upheld

The right Of common pleas
courts to try damage suits involv-
ing sums up 10 $1,000 was upheld
by three circuit court judges today.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-14
Held as Killer
Who Fled Prison
Photo by Time, stan Photographic

The lack OF draft registration
card today trapped an escaped
murderer.
Walter Makowski, AZ, convicted
Of killing a guard in an $4,000
robbery, was arrested in a West
Vernon highway restaurant. where
he had been working as a dish
washer, after a tipster telephoned
police that the new dishwasher
there had no draft card.
Makowski admitted, police say,
that he escaped from the Lansing
state police post, where he had
been parolled as trusty from
Jackson prison July II.
World Eam0us COuIcS' Thraa
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-14

Order War Stamps delivered
10 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-07-09

tisements on this page each week. If you find
your name inserted in any of the advertise
ments, call at the Newark Leader office and you
will be given two theater tickets-FREE-with
the compliments of the advertiser in whose ad
your name appeared Patronize the business
men and firms represented in the Guide Page
and be assured of quality merchandise and the
hest of service
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-07-09

spot. Then all of sudden
Joseph made a dive for it
he got the bobber all right, but
at the same time felt the line
slipping thru his fingers and
"By, George" those boys are still
wondering what the monster was
on the other end of it prob
ably one of those big ones that
get away.
Jack Schlosser gave 'er a try
Sunday and he guessed the time
right :. for he caught his linn
it of gills and topped it off with
a nice catfish.
The "gills" are taking the ca
talpa worms fine, although some
Of the boys can't seem to catch
any no matter how they bite.
Everyone out in our vicinity
must be carrying themselves
"pretty straight" these days.
Haven't seen Harry Wentz for a
long time. You know, that fell
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-07-09

We have had quite a bit of rain
lately and "believe it or not" the
fish keep right on biting. The
big rain the other day made the
color of the water resembles an
cold black hat" but the fellows
caught gills and bass just the
same.
Notice-Because of the ad-
vance in price of all materials
and equipment, starting Thurs
day, July 9th the price charged
for boats at my landing will be
SIC. (Signed) Bob Donaldson.
One fisherman I've missed a
lot this summer is Elwood
("Woody") Pagel, formerly of
Newark, but who for the past
five years worked at Philo, un-
til this spring. Word came to
me this week that "Woody",
now living and working at a big
defense plant in Detroit is nlay-
ing quite a lot of golf. I'll bet
if he gets a vacation he'll head
for Buckeye Lake.
Some nice bass have been COM
ing in lately. Chester Oxley,
renowned .leathersmith artists,
picked up a couple dandies and
several of the other boys have
had their share.
They tell me that Clarence
Crozier was in Newark the 9TH
er day. He used to come out to
my landing and fish but now he
lives in Pittsburgh and | suppose
enjoys his favorite sport in that
vicinity . that is if he can find
a good fishing spot like Buckeye
Lake.
Charlie Tanner says he has
priority on catalpa worms (.
and | think he has at that.
X
Arlie Berry and family spent
the weekend at the lake and de-
spite the bad weather made some
nice catches.
Eddie Vogelmeier must be a
very busy fellow these days.
About time you took a day off
and went fishing. The boys
and (gals) have really been hook
ing some swell catches lately
and if you put it off too long
:. yes Eddie, they will hide in
the moss, you know.
Here's funny one that hap
pened to Joe Weber and his
"railroad'n" the other day. They
started to their favorite fishing
spot and saw a bobber floating
on the water. Anxiously they
rowed to get it, but it suddenly
moved, again and again, SO Joe
gave up the chase and went on
to fish. After several hours the
boys decided to quit for the day
and again began looking for the
bobber. Sure enough, there it
was. Devising ways and means
to capture it they very cautious
ly and easy-like rowed up to the
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-07-09

The business firms and individuals adver-
tising in the Classified Guide Page reput-
able and offer services and merchandise that
can be depended upon. More than that they
seek your good will and patronage. Each week
they give ABSOLUTELY FREE, THEATRE
TICKETS which can be used at either the Mid
land and Auditorium theaters in Newark. All
that you have to do is carefully read the adver-
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-07-09

low is Captain Of the B. & o.
police and used to make frequent
calls out here. Come out Harry
and look things over once again
:. We'll be glad to see you.
What | would like to know is
whether Arie Woolard has caught
any fish this year? Anyone
knowing the answer please ad-
wise US as we would like to
keep a check on all the fellows.
Paul Miller is at it again.
Quote: "The bass must be hit
ting at night" :. unquote. Then
to prove his point he goes out
and hooks four beauties.
BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
NEW HIGH
Hogs reached new high July
3 at the Cincinnati Union Stock
Yards with a top of $1490. This
is the highest price paid for hogs
at Cincinnati since 1926.
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The Tacoma Times viii not as
tume financial responsibility for
any errors which may appear IN
advertisements published In IT'S
columns In those instances where
the paper Is 81 fault ~ viii re-
print that part Of the advertise
menf In which the typographical
misfske occurs.
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Isl, root clipper type hull. ideal for
fisherman or sp9dboat. Also "
h. D. johnson outboard motor VIII
sei ssparately BAY view boat
house or call Garland 1887 ewes.
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THREE o. -four room house % apart
rnsns 1esifed ~ aefsnss Norkrr.
0AF1znd 6t1i
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Feed and Seed
This Weeks Prices

his Week S Prices
Egg Mash. 100 lbs -. 2.7o
Scratch Feed ....... 2.3o
Triple Duty Mash.
100 lbs. .......... 800
PuIlet grower mash.
100 lbs. .......... $40
Dairy feed, 100 lbs. -. 2.3s
Mil run. 100 lbs. -. 200
Lilly's rabbit pellets.
100 lbs. ......... IFS
Rabbit barley. sack -. I.55
Rabbit feeders. each 20
Rabbit water iars, each 20
LiIly's dog meal. ID. -. .os
Friskies. ~ lbs. -. so
Cali mama, 25-Ib. sack 80
Winter gray oats.
100 lbs. .......... 2.85
Fall rye. 100 lbs. ..... ESQ
Vetch. Id. ......... .o7Y2
Red Clover Seed. b.. .28
Rye Grass, ID. ....... 10
Winter wheat. 100 lbs. BIS
Spray. sprayers. 25e & up
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WOMAN 70 taks eonsaie4eeua fns8
e4n sozns. Bes1s little Gaze. AAin
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TnxfnKD UokAs AVAfi.knt.k =
btls -. Th9apsen. oArtsnd 1918.
nkyInkD is1y sili ears foF enid. ~
hens. ~ or o1fisnd <o<e.
GAZE far ebissfsn IN my heaas. DR.
Evening star., 1942-05-08
OVERLOOKING PARK.

Beautiful stone house, bedrooms 3h
baths, an unusual living room, dining room
den and kitchen: lot 75x15o: buyer may
select color scheme and electric light fix-
lures: large recreation room. maids room
and bath. laundry room in basement Call
Mr.. Muse. EN-. 1900. F. A. TWEED co.
Evening star., 1942-05-08

S4,O0O-S3OO CASH. $40 MO.
8 r., bath; eleG :,,gI gas; CLOSE to everything.
.6-r. brick, insulated. h.-w.h., oil burner.
cleo. hwd. noors. large basement, brick
garage. 1 block bus. $1,000, terms
Erwin REALTY CO.. call Hyattsviile 1884.
Ewes. WA. 1891.
Evening star., 1942-05-08
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE

s. gorss NILES WEST M oF WASHINGTON ON
aeres FARCE se roems and bath
trees and sRrub6ery. beautifui AUTH "vh view iief Of
Ro9se HRs 4nd pasture Va
NEAR SUTTLAND,, MD-VACANT, 5 RMS.
and bath cottage; lot 75x190; price $500;
T W. sooa HrfT fash ownen Saanfa Hfsde nGnsns os7o
Cor Marlboro Pike and suitIand Rd. IL.
ARLINGToN--S6,950: ATTRACTIVE B.
room room all-brick bungalow. with material in
kitchen, complete with range and refg.
large lar dry Basement deep yard 'suitaSe
$500 cash. cH 5o57 or OK. 1444.
vAm5,RM. atc- I2aa &C! CoTTAGE. I BATH; CITY
acre. Can be purchased at price to
asify ER4 making akAgER gepars ROB
FAILS FaII CHURCH SUBURBAN HOME, CITY
acre, flowers. shrubs and vegetable garden,
chicken house, fruit trees; nr. bus, stores.
Phone Fails Church soS2-w' '''''
GROOM FRAME, CONVENIENT TO BUS.
$3.50, terms: nice shaded lots; owner will
Ve InI 4s5 Gas oNer NJ A s
Govt, building at suitiand. Md Six rms. rms.
and saHn,d bath l,r f9ll basement, oil heat: large
iot. NV 0ONO, oltIllHg SOOl.
1s ACRES. GROOM HOUSE. LOCATED
on good, road. cleo; house being remodeled.
material BsHs on s5Oqmd permit t9 build ASo
block to bus: MYERS REALTY Co. '1i Ariing
ton' Va Oxford 3a40. Evenings OK. o2s9-J.
COUNTRY SPECIALISTS SINCE 1896
Big list nearby Md, Va. urban homes,
sS5srs Hs shs5s as6 'eEsasss aE sf4s Terms
ARLINGTON. Ss.95O@6 LARGE ROOMS.
slassed.in sleeping porch front and back
pantry wide oak stair % and ao aoorss shewsr extra
tSllss, snss TUBS; % eh. watera oil INV; heat.
NEARLY NEW ,7-RooM BRICK; on
sfo.256. Dc1 CAN chessnat 1aa g ssef! qeh Price,
ARLINGTON--5-RoOM sEMI-DETACHED
saso WPhoa refs
at door, 1Oc fare. GIL. O094. No agents.
$3.50 CASH. BALANCE LIKE RENT; 20
minutes from downtown. Brand-new
white Cape Cod bungalow; two bedrooms,
full basement and attic, ls-acre corner
to 0Ps Fails E then ent Lee
one mile. to West ST.. left one block to
Ellison St, right to last house on right
ARLINGTON haII q {S,..,,v ,I;In DELIdHTFUL NEW
sT9S ample ov.SSsa s5oIase ao space salsin saTsse
s saet floors, o Steel iosts' oil heat. air CON
trees, in quiet neighborhood. convenient
G sns sve ksy gqaas
Owner transferred Will sacrifice at
81 1880 with substantial down payment.
balance easy terms. RALPH GRAIN CHI.
ca OOO SonO ~AcIJ GO Ar0
Evening star., 1942-05-08
Today's Safest Investment.

Taking everything into consideration, is
well-locatsd. reasonably priced. productive
done there is absolutely nothing in this
troublesome world at this time you can
buy that will guarantee your family so
wave Of insecurity, Then why not con-
slider this well-equipped 1OO.acre Chester
nice s-room house with heat and bath.
also 5-room tenant house? Only 5 miles
sIo750- -S5. 600 cash payment.
JOHN A. BRICKLEY, EXCLUSIVE AGENT,
Barr Building. DI. 1921, Shepherd 1895.
Evening star., 1942-05-08
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

sEMI-sToNE BUNGALOW, METAL. ROOF.
$ bedrooms, 2 baths. large l. room, stone
heat, Genl. Elec. oil burner, garage: fruit
and shrubbery: all buildings in good repair.
beautiful summer resort. M r. BIREIY.
owner, Blue Ridge Summit, Pa. lOs
Evening star., 1942-05-08
HOUSES UNEURNISHED.

|
D. C-3 bedrooms, ga baths. maids room,
paneled recreation room. 2 screened-in
sleeping porches; detached garage. Call
80 LIE BLONDE AVE. cHEvERLY. ND
ss}sa Y sss' it S''a shsa S"' eah 2SSs
| IN GEORGETOWN--BEA RE
stored brick house. Immediate possession;
rent, $50 month. Box 303-Z, Star.
NEW ATTRACTIVE BROOM BUNGA-
$4,000 CASH, 'cG'e or rent t to semitic sentie GOVT ft'
couple; on bus line. near. new Govt
Bldgg to stNres etc Apply at 700
DETACHED BRICK-NEW- HOUSE CONDI-
ton: 7 rooms, . baths: bedroom and bath
on first floor, 3 bedrooms and bath on I'd
fir; finished club room; beautiful lot brick
garage rent 5siS sla'i isl PGsiess9R sT aW May 10
tat wits 1f5 END q iAaEgs N,shsEsOhN TNe' stso
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
YOUR NEW HOME!
437 Argyle dr., Monticello Park, Alex
andria, Va;-6 rooms, baths. recrea ton
S165. 90 per month. BEITzELL. DI. 3l00
HOUSES FURNISHED.
sar: sun parior. !. windows. den, breakfast
Rock Creek Park; 10 min. downtown:
mos. or longer, S275 mo. AID. 4330.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c., 81 5O-DETACHED
baths, well-kept yard gar%age age TaOs. a6 L.
PHILIPS. 35lS Conn. ave. WO. 1900.
EAST CAPITOL sT-CoRNER HOUSE
baths; oil heat; rent to January l, 1913;
S125 per month. Call Ii 1913.
FOR RENT TO SEPT. 15-ATTRACTIvE-
ly furnished house: two blocks west of
Dupont Circle; bedrooms, baths. sleep
ences required Box 155-B Star
fooms AHKAob baths, o"S domPeteis aSA turnt5hed; a
financial references; $3.50 month. Du-
FURNISHED HOUSE, ARLINGTON; 2
bedrooms. bath, large living room. sun
floor: finished attic and closet 2nd floor. 2
showers. basement electric hot water,
stove, refg... etc; never before rented:
sEa nE Sms fdmy hstvep0 mo
10 and II Sunday CHI. O492
lect tenant his difinified center hall home
on Biltmore St, near 10th NV: bed
rooms. 3 baths, 3-car garage: many fea-
lures: $3.50 per mo. JOHN LINDER, ex-
elusive. EN-. 1880
BEVERLY HILLS. ALEXANDRIA, VA
May Both to Labor Day: rooms, u
baths; large lot, trees, flowers; 1Oc bus.
Temple 4501.
l405 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. sE.-3-
and dining rooms, porch with yard.
FIR. 1880.
Evening star., 1942-05-08
COUNTRY BOARD.

AIRVIEW INN
Near Mddletown. Md.
Room and board in private home on
route 40 about so miles west OF Wash
ington, D. c.: by the week or month;
reason BILE rates 13H
Evening star., 1942-05-08
FARMS FOR SALE.

RED HIIL"-141 ACRES, TOBACCO
farm, rms. and bath house, tenant house.
situated on Cuckold Creek. Southern Md.
owner on premises MRS. MONA NOR.
GAN. Red Hill. HOLLYWOOD. Md. es
Montgomery Co.. Md-25 acres, ii miles
D. c., paved road. Groom house. all mod
ern Improvements. double garage. barn.
Beautiful shrubbery and trees. fruits OF
many kinds. fertile soil 81 900 cash. ball
n7 W, Montg. ave-, Rockville, Nd. Rock
Evening star., 1942-05-08
HOUSES FOR SALE.

&CS MO Pays everything on the
1O' modern new bungalows near
College Park, Md. Automatic heat, Vene-
tian blinds easement windows, large bed
rooms; priced at S4.150. F. H. A. ap-
proved. Immediate possession. Good bus
service Call MR.. DAVIS SH. S062, CO.
Evening star., 1942-05-08
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NEW 5-RM. BRICK BUNGALOW.
Near schools and bus. Can be bought
on terms which will average less than
apt. rent over 3-yr. period, HARRY
NICHOLSON, GL. $3.50. Oxford 2Ti7
HYATTsvILLE;, MD. OWNER TRANS
ferred. will sell S-rm. modern home .
lots, l0ox15o. garage. bargain at
$500. Terms may be srranged
DUNN a. CO, 1893 r. I. Ave.
Mt. Rainier, Md. Hyatsville no4s.
4 ROOMS, COTTAGE WITH ROOM FOR
bath-.la acre. in beautiful woodland sec
ton of Vienna, Va: 3 blocks from D. c.
bus line. Price, $4,000.
TERMS: $500 down payment. balance
3 BEDROOMS BUNGALow-LARdE
kitchen. ltving room with fireplace, Ia
baths, full basement, H.-WH. garage in
basement. u acre Of land, in town Of
Vienna, Va, blocks from d. c. bus line.
Pricsl $3.50 .zo ., ,. ,,,-
ance monthly.
II you want to buy or sell Real Estate
in Virginia, see me.
RAY BARNEY.
Evening star., 1942-05-08
Comfortable Family Home.

A real old-fashioned home, modcrnly
in sunroom and screened sleeping porch.
The lot is about q acre in size and is
well planted with apples. cherries; Towering
we'll stocked with fish, ample space for
vegetable garden end chicken house is
winter hook-up for hot water. Price,
s1o.5oO. Close to transportation. To
Evening star., 1942-05-08
RAY BARNEY,
Vienna, Va. Phone Vienna Or
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY

1S0 acres 8 miles from the d. c. line;
has road fronts and lies 900 It. back
tricity cottage and complete set Of farm
bldss:. all OF which are in good condition;
entrance to Washineton now under con-
struction In the D. c. and by the proposed
military highway to the Morsantown
Bridge in Maryland; price, $4,000.
THEODORE F. MENK.. Sole Broker.
Evening star., 1942-05-08
SAVE. YOUR TIRES!!

Allow US to show you new homes We
have an exceptional value in q new. de-
tached brick home located in Chevy Chase,
close to transportation, stores and schools
Built before prisrities were in effect u
block to bus. Terms. Call Mr.. Ryan. DE
511S, IL am. to 1:3O pm. or
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC,
1S1Q w TIT INK
Evening star., 1942-05-08
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

THREE LARGE ROOMS, BATH. MODERN
furnishings, gas and cleo, II miles from
Chain Bridge, in Va; no children or pets;
quiet couple preferred. Falls Church
S52-J2.
. ROOMS KITCHEN. DINETTE AND
bath screened porch; nicely furnished; very
conv. location in Arlington: 1oc bus: near
shopping center. CH. 2165.