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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. laW, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, tOait three full days and
receiUe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14
Women's Afternoon
Dresses Reduced

An unusual group of afternoon dresses,
some with jackets or long coats. They are
designed Of rayon crepe. risella cloth. rayon
meshes, spun rayon and shadow heurs,
black, red, white and pastel colors. sizes
141z to 241a, 16 to A, AN to say.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14
Women's Shoes, *4.s'
We're S695 to fIO.95

Were S6.95 to fIO.95
ITO pairs of women's shoes In patent
leather, calfskin, gabardine wool and cot
tom in white, blue, black and brown. Dis
continued styles and broken sizes from
to 9. AAAA to C.
40 pairs Arnold Authentic Sports Shoes slightly
soled Broken sizes, discontinued styles in all tan
black or old pine. Were $1095 Now S7S5
WoMENs SHOES, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14
Girls BIouses, 85e
Were SI.65

As cool, dainty cotton blouses in
white With colored trimming, sizes
Z to IA.
80 Girls Cotton Blouses in all
white, white with blue, some with
trim in other colors, sizes z to IL.
Less than half price. Now 45c
s All-Wool Jerkin Sets in pastel,
plaids, sizes 8, IL, IA. Less than
half price Sass
IL Bathing Suits in white, red,
gold and blue, sizes 8, IL, IA, 16.
OF 92% wool, 80 rubber. Were
$4.95 and more. Now S2.95
GIRLS SPORTSMAN, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14

American occupation of the
Panama Canal Zone began May 4,
1904.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14
Women's Formal Wear
Reduced

Dinner and evening dresses of rayon crepe
or rayon lace, some with bead and sequin
trim. Black, aqua, blue, violet, red in sizes
1872 to 2412, Is to AZ. 4212 to 501z.
5 less than " price. Now --------------$7s5
"a were 1865 and more. Now-------------$9.s5
S were 1885 and more Now-$12.5
4 less than " price. Now-----------------$14. SASS
Is were $22 95 and more Now-------$16.5o
less than " price.
Is were $2975 and more. Now-----------$22
WoxEN's FORMAL FASHIONS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14
Misses Formal Wear
Reduced

Dinner and evening dresses, some jacketed,
in pink black blue, white, beige, rust and
green. Fabrics include rayon taffeta, lace,
chiffon, crepe and net. Sizes 10 to 20.
less than half price. Now-----------------$5.75
. less than half price. Now-----------------$s.7
IL were $685.. sl2.5o
10 were 1885 and more -$14.5o
MISSES FORMAL FASHIONS, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14
Maple Coffee Tables, '4'7'

~ ere 90.So
maple tables with glass tray tops
Living Philippine mahogany frame
cotton tapestry Originally $975 STATS
Wing Chair solid Philippine mahogany frame eggshe cotton
tapestry Originally $7o $50
Solid Birch Dinette Table in old English mahogany
12inch leaf Originally $35
Dnette China Cabinets mahogany finish gum top
compartment. Originally $3975 Now $3.50
Dinete Side Chairs solid birch in old English
simulated leather seat cushions Originally $50 s795
Metal Coffee Table white enamel finish glass top Orig
Walnut Modern design Table Originally
NO" 1895
Mahogany Cosmetic Cabinet lift top with automatic light
Originally $19.75. Now $685.
Lounge Chair peach cotton tapestry Orig
inaly $40. Now $3975
Hanback, Chair with blue cotton horadesign
perfect, solid Philippine mahogany frame Originally
$3975
High Channe-back Chair with springdown cushions
cotton tapestry Originally s1o4 $3.50
Regency Coffee Table standard price
NO" WHO
China Cabinet alwalnut gatront top large
LIVING Room DINING ROOM FURNITURE, SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14

Women's Spring Hats
Less than V price
Is hats in fur felt r2yon fabrics and straw.
Black, red navy, turf tan and beige are the
colors. Sizes % to 221h
MILLINERY SALON, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14
Mems VinyIite Sports Belts 65'

Were 81 and higher
278 belts in wide assortment Of colored stripe effects
Buckle style. Sizes "a to 40 in the group.
$50 Neckies wide variety pattern
Lightweight Wool Sleeveless
sizes. Group includes blue gray, green maroon.
-----$3
100 Athletic Undhorts
1asex Soft sturdy coons patterns a.
&c. 49, Were 81.
THE MEMS STORE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-14
Girls Rayon Gowns
$I.4o We're SIPS

IS dainty floral printed gowns
which wash beautifully and are
cool for all summer. Sizes 10 to 16.
Is Medic One piece Cotton Mesh
Pajamas in white and pink, sizes
2 and 8. Were 85c. Now .- 6Oc
so Girls Me-do Rayon Combina-
tions, white and tearose, sizes 2
to IL. Were 85c. Now Csc
Is Junior Misses Rayon Crepe and
Rayon Taffeta Slips in tearose and
navy, sizes Is and IT. Were $2.25.
Is Juniors Rayon Crepe Slips in
pink and tearose, sizes Is and II.
Were $195. Now ------- S1.45
GIRLS AND JUNIORS FURNISHINGS,
FOURTH FLOOR.
La gaceta., 1942-03-11

@iOh, es que como nosotroS
vivimos tantos amos en- Manila
Mi CASTOR aprendi6 antes ell cas-
tellano que ell frances; y en-
cuanto a ~Josefina, ella misma
soStiene que es espahola o anne
ricana, como va les decimos.
-Pero, Sno tiene listed idea
de qui&n pueden ser sus padres?
La vieja Rillard contest6 por
Josefina esta vez, mientras su
nuera y su hijo sonreian:
-iOh, ella, ella L.. Ella cuen
ia una historic fantastica L.,
iDe unos marqueses, de unos
duques..., que Sc yo,,., que eran
millonarios! Isl van ustedes a
creerla, les volvera locos, con-
tandoles una novela h..
-IC6mo es esq.,.
IA yer, a ver!.,.
-Es que mi madre y mi sue
gro, mi mismo CASTOR Sc han
redo Sismprs cuando 20 les ha-
La gaceta., 1942-03-11

jaba de hambre, la lleve a mi
casa Y la dimos de conner. Nj
mujer Sc prend6 de ella desde el
primer instante. Y asi la acep-
tamos como hija.
y asi ha llegado a serlo-
continual diciendo la anciana Ri
Hard, y cambiando una sonrisa
con Josefina-. mi que lha-
buiamos encargao, la encontra-
mos mas buena, nj mas madre,
nj mas mujer pa un hijo muy
querido L..
|lJosefina es una santa -
contest6 CASTOR, miranda a 81
esposa con ojos amorosos y tier
nos.
i Por Dios, por Dios!... Que
van ustedes a hacer que Sc me
suba ell pavo L..
Todos rieron.
-Pero, Ic6mo hablan uste-
des todos tan acknowledgements
el castellano, sehores mtos7
La gaceta., 1942-03-11
Folletin No. 256
TONIC TERCHRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE
La Gaceta

una rapaza de cuatro o cinco a.
nos, desnuda de pie y pierna, Ito
rando como un becerro; con que
movido pOr mi buen coraz6n,
me acerque a ella y lie die, d.
go: "JQue te ha pasado, moco-
SAL" Y ella, muy espabilada, me
cont6 que iba en- un vapor, con
unos negros muy grandes, que
habian llegado a Manila dos
dias antes, que ahora la habian
abandonado aqui en- ell muele,
sin querer volver a embarcarla
en- ell vapor, que acababa de
marcharse.
70, viendola tan linda, me
cOmpadeci de ella, y como Sc que
La gaceta., 1942-03-11
OEPORTES
LOS ATROPE
LLARON A LOS ROJOS
SGuer dispa,V tres "iilotes"

st. Petersburg, mario IL
Los Cardenales de st. Luis de-
rrotaron aver a los Rojos de Gin
cinnati, en- st. Petersburg, con
anotaci6n de cinco carreras por
tres. Utilizaron los encarnados
los pitchers Moore, Thompson y
Riddle, correspondence la de-
rrota a Riddle. p.
Lanzaron por el st. Luis, M.
Cooper, Gumbert y Krist.
LIE pegaron a Ride, los Paja-
ros Rojos, cuatro hits consecuti-
vos, haciendole dos carreras.
Sauer, ell jardinero izquierdo
del Cinci, dispar6 tres hits e hi
70 una carrera, en- cuatro. Uno
de los batazos de Sauer fue un
"tribey" y otro un "tubey." No
hubo "cuadrangulares."
Cincinnati &c, 10h, lie; st,
Luis &c, 12h, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-03-11

1os boletos de a peso Sc alma
ron q $3.50. Lucky Returno en-
tr6 en- seeundo lugar.
Dos favoritos ganaron la a
puesta doble, Sober Sides y Sta
ton Wagon, y sus bii-etes reci-
bieron la pequeha recompensa
de $26.40,
Tres verros de st. Petersburg,
Marches, Cacique y Mousle, Sc
ran apareados hoy contra tres
de Tampa, Spot Bottle, John
Moloney y Dainty Ann.
La semana pasada, en- un pa
,recido match, los galgos de Tam
pa vencieron a los de la vecina
ciudad.
La gaceta., 1942-03-11

blaba de mis- primeros recuer-
dos.
-iY esos primeros recuer-
dOs?-apremi6 Maria de la
Cruz.
-iOh, no Sc rian ustedes tam
bien de mil
No, Jpor que?
-POrque cuando 70 era muy
pequeha, muy pequena, tanto
cue apenas me acuerdo sine CO.
mo en- suenos, tenia padres. Mis-
padres debian ser marqueses o
~duqueSes, genie muy RIGA, de to-
dos MOODS, porQue yo adn me a.
cuerdo de OR a los criados lla-
marie a mi padre iErcelencid!
Y iSedor m~drQu@S!... Y estos sc
rien!
liY claro!-coment6 su sue
gra, limpiandose la boca con ell
dorso de la diestra-; icomo
cue ESQ 10 has leido til en- una
novela!
La gaceta., 1942-03-11

bado mi nombre y 10 que 70 cree
deban ser mis- a%pellidos. "Jose-
fina del Rio Verde.
AL OR estas palabras, las dos
Marias, Pedro y Miguel lanza-
ron sendas exclamaciores de a.
sombro, poni6ndose muy ser;os.
-1C6mo?..
II Josefina del Rio Verde?...
les possible?
Que les pasa a ustejes?
-iQue les ocurre?...
Hubo I'm silencio extrano. ca
81 tragico, en- q. todos v cada L..
no de los personajes de la esce
ma, giraron los ojos de unos ros-
tros a otros, com en- una inquie-
tud interrcgante.
al fin, Maria de las Moves Y
Maria de la Cruz rompieron Ell
silencio penoso para decir:
lilo veis?-.. jQue os decia
yo?.-.
IFS elal iEe Ia hiia Dc
La gaceta., 1942-03-11
VENCIERON LOS YANKEES
A LOS Medals ROJAS
DE BOSTON

Sarasota, mario 11.-En IN
desafio de IL entradas, los Yam
KEGS derrotaron aver a los Me-
dias Rojas de Boston, alcanzan-
do su tercera victoria en- cinco
partidos. Limitaron a cinco los
hits del Boston, los pichers Bon
ham, Lindell, Gettel y Ardizola,
Brown, Karl, Potter y Peacock
solo ~permitieron siete hits a los
Yankees.
New YorA Sc, Tn, 2e; Boston
1c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-03-11
tus tics, Pedro!....
-iQue dicen ustedes D..
ST, ST., no cabe duda...

NNo WIS, NuIO ....-
-lQu6 dicen ustedes2....
81, ST., no cabe duda..
-Por 81 la tuvieran, no elIos.
sino nuestras pupilas -dijo Ma
ria de las Moves, sacando un re
'fato de uno de los bolsillos de
81 ,raje sastre-, mirar este re-
trato y mirar a la mujer de Gas
ten. Mire listed este!
La muller de Miguel de Guz-
man paso ante les ojos absortos
re todo3, I'm retrato de una mu-
Ter icren y hermosa.
7 Josefina, la primera, su ma
riao' despu6s, los viejos Rillard,
todOs fueron diciendo:
i YO!... iEs un retrsto milo!
Quien me ha hecho esa fotogra
les Josefina!..
ST., es nuestra hija.... no ca
De auda--, es Ia nuersl..-
-POes bieA, sSsores uzso1-
La gaceta., 1942-03-11
CON LOS GUANTE

10 menos que puede hacer el
empresario Frank LaMarque Is
pagan 10 q. adeuda a los pdgiles
Tommy Gomez Y Buddy Scott.
Y 10 menos que debe hacer La
Comisi6n de Boxeo, como pro-
tecci6n para ell future, es exigir
una fianza o ~garantia de los EN-
presarios, de modo que los gla-
diadores no sean "burlados."
Los acreedores de LaMarque
estaban esperanto la pelea de
mayor importancia, en- cuanto
al rendimiento, para dar ell gol-
pc.
mo es una vergienza que los
pGgiles no hayan colorado toda-
via?
Tampa Decesita empresarios
so~lventes, de modo que clos" co
mo los del viernes no Sc repdtan.
La gaceta., 1942-03-11

Sc NENDFN todos los niue
bles de una casa: Juego de CO.
medor, de majagua; juego de
cuarto Simmons; uego de sala /;
maquina de coser, Radio, etc.
Tnforman en- ell cafe Valencia,
Nebraska y Henderson.
La gaceta., 1942-03-11
EN- Ell CANEDROMO
DE P SPRINGS

La novena carrera de anoche,
la mas importante, la gan6 Gun
ter Laddie, dando una sorpresa
a los "expertos", que habian es-
coGido como favorito a Buddy
By.
La gaceta., 1942-03-11
McCARTHY DICE QUE
ROLFE ESTA E

Sarasota, marze 11.-Joe Nc
earthly, ell director de los Yam
KEGS, manifesto anoche en- esta
ciudad que Robert Rolfe, la ter
cera base regular de la novena,
esta enfermo en- ell norte. Pade.
ce Rolfe de colitis y este quiza lie
impida jugar en- la temvorada
de 1912.
Mccarthy fu6 autorizado por
81 para decir que esta enfermo
y por 10 tanto no IS uno de los
dos "alzados" de la novena,
La gaceta., 1942-03-11

ST, senior, compre Ia
pintura B. l. P. Sofa.
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, Ga. avenida
Y Gale Is
La gaceta., 1942-03-11

Johnny Mize Sc queja de nue.
vo del hombro y este produce
|cierta tristeza en- ell "campamer
to" de los Gigantes, en- Miami.
Nell OFT llam6 en- consulta al
DIR. Cecil Ferguson, un especia
lista en- intermediates de los hue
SOS. Els ell mismo Ferguson que
hace treinta amos lanzaba por
los Gigantes,
La gaceta., 1942-03-11
LA GACETA
Con el bate, la Mascota y los Espejuelos
(POr Tira . CuAYta

En- el Narration efectuado en-
la Habana, entire los peloteros
de los Dodgers, Mickey Owen, ell
campesino de Missouri, fue el
primero en- dar la vuelta al te-
reno y Larry MacPhail lie rega
Ion $500. Hizo el recorrido en-
9 minutes y 53.8 segundos.
Tom Tatum fue el segundo,
All Sherer ell tercero, Peewee
Reese, cuarto y Anky Vaughan
ell quinto.
Tatum cobr6 $500, Sherer
$40 Y los otros dos, SIS cada uno.
La gaceta., 1942-03-11

Los AtIeticos de Connie Mack
atropellaron aver, en- Pasadena,
California, a los Solones del Sa-
cramento.
En- los primeros siete 'innin-
ings' los hombres de Connie SO
10 batearon un hit.
Despues Sc "Soltaron" y gans
ron ell desafio.
La gaceta., 1942-03-11

Subscription sensanAl: 20 C
iSOs 10. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla.
TeB6fonO Y 37SS
La gaceta., 1942-03-11
CASTOR i~ntervino:

CASTOR intervino;
- Yo nunca 10 he creido, la
verdad! Y 81 es asi, ivaya listed
a saber d6nde estaran va los
marqueses que fueran tus pa
dres!
Las dos Marias cambiaron
ahora una mirada de intelligent
ella.
La esposa de Ndnez asinti6
discretamente, como animando
a la otra a que hablara.
Entonces, la mujer de Miguel
de Guzman, adelantandose ha-
cia ell centric de lgrupo, hizo es-
ia nueva pregunta:
7IC6mo sabe usted..., como
sppo used, siendo tan nina, que
Sc llamaba J~Osefina?
-Por una cadenita de orc
que llevaba al cuello, con una
medaHa. En- esa cadenita, mejor
en- esa medalla, ba gra-
La gaceta., 1942-03-11

Johnny Colan, del West Side,
New York, Sc batira ell viernes,
en- la Madison Square Garden,
con Jimmy Webb, Ell peso COM
pleto ligero de Houston. Sera un
match" de revancha. Al vence-
dor Sc lie reconocera como legfti-
mo aspirante a la corona de Gus
! Lesnevich, ell russo.
En- ell primer combate de los
dos hombres, hace un mes, Sc pc
garon furiosamente durante los
ocho asaltos del encuentro. Los
veces repartieron tablas. Colan
procede del oeste central y pega
con extraordinaria dureza.
Webb supo resistir los golpes
del a~dversario y descargar efec-
tivamente los suyos.
En- ell mismo programa Nor
man Rubio Sc batira con Vic
key Harkins, peso welter de Fl
ladelfia. Rubio es una figura pr
pular en- la Garden.
! Estan ayudando a Jose Luis
en- Fort Dix, New Jersey, cua'
tro gladiadores de probada habi
lidad.
Los peritos opinan va que Alb
Simon caera a la Iona, ell dia q
antes del cuarto asalto.
Sc nombran los "socios de e
jercicios" del campe6n, Dee A
mos, George Fitch, Eddie Blum
y George Nicholson.
Jose Luis empez6 sus practi
cas- con 221 libras y va reduj
lsu peso a 215.
La gaceta., 1942-03-11

NADIA nuevo Sc ha dicho, en-
Lakeland y Orlando, sobre los
cambios de peloteros entire los
S~enadores y los Tigres.
Todos los clubs de la Liga A
mericana concedieron waivers
en- ell catcher Billy Sullivan, uno
de los "alzados" del Detroit.
No han firmado todavia sus
contratOs con Del Baker, los pc
loteros Yrk, Newsome, Corsica
Y Luther Thomas.
La gaceta., 1942-03-11

Luke Appling no ha firmado
aun SUI ~contrato con los Medals
Blancas de Chiago. Els ell 1nico
"alzado" de la novena. Firm6 va
su contrato ell jardinero recluta
Dave Philley.
La gaceta., 1942-03-11

virtOFiano Manteiga, Editor
La gaceta., 1942-03-11

Ferguson estima que uno de
los mayores tendones esta NAL
colocado. Coloc6 Ell tendon en- su
propio lugar y luego puso un
vendae. Opina que en- 48 no.
ras, ell hOmi5ro recobrara su es-
tado normal.
George McQuinn, ell inicialis-
ia, firm6 aver su contrato con
la novena comandada por Luke
Sewell, en- DeLand.
La gaceta., 1942-03-11

Los Senadores vencieron aver
a los Indios, en- Orlando, con
"score" de una carrera contra
"nueve chapas."
Dieron La carrera al Washing
ton dos hits de George Case y
Stan Spence y un tubev de Bru-
ce Campbell, y Sc hizo en- la pri-
mera entrada.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-13
'(IiIIe Used
Is Axis Base
u-Doots Get
Tips from Spies
WAsHINCTON. Oct. l3-H

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13-R
- Axis agents in Chile have
been helping to tip off German
aabmarine commanders on the
movements of allied shipping. q
government official asserts.
In support Of an accusation by
Acting Secretary of State Sum-
nss Welles that enemy agents
were using Chile and Argentina
q bases for hostile activities
against other American repub-
lies. the official, who asked not
to be quoted by name, said last
night the information was re-
vealed by an Axis radio operator
In Cuba.
After arrest, he said, the spy
confessed that he received data
on q secret radio. about ship
movements from another agent
IA Chile. The information was
released to submarine command
err In the Caribbean. Conviction
Of the Axis agent, the inform
ant added, brought unmasking
Of his confederates in Chile.
Chilean Ambassador Rodolfo
Michels formally notified the
state department last night that
Juan Antonio Rios, president of
Chile, had postponed an intend
ed visit to the United States.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-13
War Don'ts \
FACE Hunters
Lost Fling Until
Wars End at Hand

LANSING, Oct. 13-R ~
Michigan small game hunters
start Thursday what many BE-
lieve will be the lone last fling"
at theft sport until the end of the
war, but even then they will be
ringed with a list of wartime
don't"
Thursday, the shooting of COCK
pheasant, partridge, rabbits, fox
and woodchuck becomes legal
and prairie chicken and sharp
tailed grouse may be taken north
of Town Line IL. Small game
hunting in the Upper Peninsula
has been legal since Sept. Is and
will continue until Oct. 20. Be-
low the Straits of Mackinac the
season will run until Nov. 5.
The State Conservation de-
partment issued a warning that
wartime changes in the Michi-
gan clocks will affect the upland
game hunter, too. He must re-
member that shooting may not
start until 8 a. M, Eastern war
time, it was emphasized. In the
past z a. m. has been the legal
hour.
Appeals nave been made to
hunters to save their empty shell
cases for contribution to the war
scrap drive. Sportsmen, noting
that many shops were unable 20
obtain fresh supplies of shells,
cautioned against waste OF am
! munition.
Despite the hazards of war
time hunting and car conserva-
ton programs, the Conservation
department anticipates the small
game season will send upwards
of $4,000 sportsmen into the
fields this fall, a drop of about
10 per cent from 1941's record
year. Half that number may get
out the opening day.
Warning that - persons were
killed and 10 injured by gun fire
in last years small game season,
the department said a reckless
shot might cost some war plant a
worker vital to the war produc-
ton effort. Already one fatality
and two injuries have been re-
ported.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-13
Eve Witnesses

guy He had almost his whole body shot away Once
he said very quiet fifteen twenty min
more got hundred dollars pocket here it'll do
you fellows any good But nobody took it."
FIRE SHARKS .
told of ships firing their machine to drive on
the struggling In the
water.
when destroyer she firing he said
thought Japanese, fixing machine U.S."
suggested to the with him the raft that they
leave would not offer
Only others willing to take chance in the
water,
hey said the sharks after wounded officer and they ma
them him. don't know whether 1t was
while there water, saw big
heading did fast swimming to get
back who off with
after that"
Lieut. Commander Pennsylvania and gradual
Annapolis 1880 He SO years
old William H. Truesdale, 49, of the Astoria
Annapolis in 1925 He is
o Illinois.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-13
Rioters Draw
Jail Sentences
Con Join Service
toEscuPe Terms -

st. CLAIR SHORES - If
you're looking for a fight, join
the army or navy" Justice Jack
Fistler today told IS of % De-
troit ruffians who terrorized st.
Clair residents Sunday night as
he sentenced each to serve 80
days in the county Jail and pay
a $50 fine and SO costs.
\Iustice Fistler warned that
nonSpayment of the finss" would
lift the jail sentences to 80
days. He told each of the youths
he could escape punishment en-
tirely by joining some branch
of the armed forces. The other
seven will be arraigned later
this afternoon or tomorrow at
1880 pm.
Some of the men told Sergt.
Phil Eckhout they plan to enlist
but Eckhout could not immedi-
ately supply their names.
One by one the youths filed
before Fistler. Each admitted
he came to st. Clair Shores to
start something" with another
gang they accuse of beating up
six of their buddies Saturday
night.
Most of the fighting was con-
fined to the Sugar Bowl at
24223 Jefferson. All are from
II to 81 years old and live In
the vicinity of Chene street and
Gratiot avenue.
The arrangements started at l l
m. and were still being heard
at press time.
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Young Mother Dies;
Infant Survives
FunevoI Scheduled
for Friday

EAST DETROIT Mrs. Hazel
Mckenzie, Is, of 1904 Ten Mile
road, died at tbs p. m. today
in Providence hospital during
child birth.
The baby survives along with
the husband, Clifford, her IA
Their, Ferdinand iced, of De-
troit, three sisters and three
brothers, all Of Detroit.
Funeral services will be held
Friday at 1870 p. m. from the
Clyne Funeral Home with Rev.
Robert Richards, pastor Of I'M
manuel Methodist church, offic-
iating. Burial will be in Forrest
Lawn Cemetery.
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Defense
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day evening at program sched-
uled to be held on Macomb
street near the County Build
ing, and citizens are urged to
enroll for civilian defense duty
at the sandbag dugout being
erected there. The dugout will
be open all day Saturday of this
week, and the campaign will
continue until December z, the
anniversary of the Pearl Harbor
attack, when a full enrolment
in every civilian defense force is
expected here. Mrs. Hugh Neale,
as enrolment chairman, will be
in charge of recruiting at the
dugout.
Harold Lindsey, Mount Glenn
ems Civilian Defense Co-ordinat-
or, said today that, following a
meeting of civilian defense Off
Gals he attended in Detroit, yes
terday, itswas agreed to request
blackout, of Is minutes dura-
ton, at 900 p. m. October 20.
The meeting was attended by
officials from communities in
the Detroit area.
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BlackOut
CONTINUED from Pare u

(COntlnue0 from rage ~
blackout for the area. In the
four SO far conducted, arms
plants have been permitted to
remain illuminated 20 there
would be no interruption in pro-
duction. After the last one May
or Edward j. Jeffries said de-
tense officials should prevail up
on the plants to black out with
other buildings.
Frank M. McLaury, Civilian
Defense director for Detroit, said
the four blackouts had been
progressively better" In respect
to residences and commercial
areas but progressively worse"
as regards the war plants.
Officials said that the next
blackout probably would be the
last one receded by advance no
tice.