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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-08
Grim WarBoard PEGS
Length ofU S. Skirts
Styles Established Along
Stern Lines for Duration

maximum width of 70 inches for
a size Is dress.
Measurements set in each in
stance permit variations TO &C
commodate requirements Of
regular women little wo-
men," stout women, misses, -
Junior misses" teen age
girls" and children.
TODDLERS UNAFFECTED
No restrictions are placed on
Infants and toddlers apparel,
maternity dresses, burial gowns,
bridal gowns, clothing for per-
sons of abnormal size, or robes
and vestments required by the
rules of religious orders or sccts.
The provision forbidding sale
Of more than two pieces of an
ensemble at single price was
See STYLES-PaEe 2
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To be Reduced
County Road Bonds
Will be Redeemed

A sizeable slice will be pared
from the county's bonded in
debtedness on Covert roads con-
structed during the golden TWEEN
ties when the Macomb County
Board of Road Commissioners
will redeem $4,000 worth of
road bonds May i.
The slash will reduce the in
debtedness for county Covert
roads from Sl,947, 900 TO 81 1927
600, and will wipe out the last
$4,000 in bonded debt of Lenox
township. Only two other town
ships in the county, Shelby and
Armada are similarly free of
debt for county roads. The debt
of the county at large will have
been reduced 500, 900; the town
ships, $4,000; and the Covert
road district, $4,000.
Approximate re d u tons of
bonded Indebtedness in the sew
eral townships of the county as
of May / follow: Bruce, $4,000;
Chesterfield, S973.68; Clinic :,
$4,000; Erin, $1,000; Harrison,
$4,000: Lake, 1900; Lenox, SIS,
900; Macomb, ST 1926; Ray,
800; Richmond, $1,000; Ster-
ling, $4,000; Washington, $4,000;
and Warren, $4,000.
Remaining bonded indebted
ness of the several townships is
listed as follow, the figures be-
ing as of May l Clinton, S92,-
564; Lake, S79, 32l.82; Erin, S6l,-
537.96; terling, S48.532 20;
Warren S45, 342.48: Macomb,
S36, 10000; Harrison, s34 ,426 .48 /;
Chesterfield, s26,473.52; Bruce,
$4,000; Washington, S4,070.3l
and Richmond, $4,000.
The bonds TO be redeemed
were issued in the EOS and were
refunded in 1882.
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S126.723
i'm Defense
Bonds Sold

Postmaster j h II Bannow
paused long enough from giving
his typewriter a workout yester-
day afternoon to reveal that a
total of SI 1872 defense bonds Of
a total value of SIPS, 723.75 have
been sold in Mount Clemens,
since the Japanese sWooped
Gown upon Pearl Harbor.
The peak sales of bonds made
by his office was attained in
January when a total of $40
bonds having a total value of
S42,337.50 were sold. However,
although the number of bonds
sold in March was less than that
noted for January, being AIS,
the value of bonds sold in March
totalled S42,4l250. December
figures were 392 bonds valued at
Sl7,587.50 and for February the
figures were 355 bonds valued
at S24, 356.25.
POPULAR SERIES
The modern defense bond is
Just the big brother of the baby
See BONDS-Page 2
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City Directories
Distributed Today
Over Is. 900 Psrsons
Listed in New Dook

Beautifully printed, we'll
bound and covering q wider
population than did any Of thoes
which preceded the new Mount
Clemens City Directory today
was being distributed to business
and professional people By Earl
A. Lester, Of Port Huroa. Who
each two years CATALOGUES ~.
residents Of the AREA.
The new dirsetney, n1nulne
approximately $500 -
embraces all d HaeYioon tus1p'
ship and about half C CIDuoon
township a. well 90 the CITY @
Mount Clemens. !. i Nooo @.
dresses and indicates W,o1AGe
telephones are iA1lnllol1 II WUll
rs whether in6lei ials IN @
ers OF hone. e 4 !! a !. II s
..s As:,.. I
until after V: ~ I
been delAl 19
tions and lof C>S
proximatelly 80 = 3
tributed today md - Z )
At so each, ths Duha, 4
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Seven Boys
Escape Icy
Deaths

Seven teen aged Hamtramck
boys escaped death by drowning
Tuesday when the car in which
they were riding pitched into
four feet of water in a canal at
Anchor Bay.
Deputy Sheriffs Richard De-
Ketelaere and Arthur Swain,
who were summoned to the
scene, at first believed the boys
had drowned.
An investigation revealed they
had sought shelter in a nearby
beer garden. When they spotted
the deputies, they fled although
all seven were only partially
clothed.
The driver, Chester Walijew-
ski, said he borrowed his father S
car without permission. DeKet-
elaere and Swain telephoned the
youths parents who called for
their sons.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-08
Leader Employees
Receive Back Pay
Payment Made Possible
by Merger Of Popers

Thirty former employees Of the
old Mount Clemens Daily Lead
er today were cashing pay
checks, totaling slightly more
than $4,000, in the wake of alb
soption of that publication by
The Daily Monitor and creation
of the new Daily Monitor-Lead-
err.
The funds, made possible by
the purchase of Leader assets by
the Mckee interests, are being
disbursed by Earl M. French,
attorney and Federal trustee for
the defunct corporation. French
said today that many of the for
mer Leader employees had called
at his office for their checks
and that those who had not yet
done so would receive them IN
the mail today.
The payments represent un-
paid salaries accumulated dur
ing the prolonged period of fl
nancial stress suffered by the old
Leader company.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-08
Boy, 1S,HeId
in Crash Case
Chris O'Brien
Seriously Injured

Donald Deneweth, 10. Of $50
Hall road, faces justice court ar
raignment late this afternoon on
charges he was the hit-run driv-
er of a car that seriously in
jured Chris O'Brien, As. of 1929
North avenue, as the latter was
walking on North avenue in
front of the Capitalization
Lumber company at 1923
o'clock last night.
Prosecutor Ivan A. Johnston
said at 200 pm. today he had
authorized a warrant charging
Deneweth with leaving the scene
of an accident at which death Of
serious injury occurs. Johnston
said the youth made full con-
fession and. IL convicted, faces a
maximum five-year prison sem
tence.
DID NOT STOP
Police Sergt Eug NE Smith,
who made the arrest, said Dene-
weth freely admitted his car hit
O'Brien as he was passing an
other automobile. The police ser
geant quoted the suspect as say
ing he did not stop because l
have no insurance and ! was
afraid of the expense"
Rushed TO st Joseph's hospital
by Patrolmen Alb Wright and
Russell Girard, O'Brien is suf-
fering from a compound frac-
ture of the right leg, pelvic in
juries and multiple decorations
about the head, DR.. p. T. Multi
gan, the attending physician,
said today.
After Sergt. Smith and Lieut..
Harvey Hammond spent the
morning checking automobiles
for evidence Of impact. Smith ar
rested Deneweth while he was
at work as a clerk at a Macomb
street fruit market.
LIGHT MISSING
His car, parked nearby, was
minus left front clearance light
but was not damaged. Smith said
the youth previously escaped
See HlT-RUN-Page z
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HoIdup Suspect
Wins Freedom
Held Releases
Dole Allen

Dale Allen, 80, Of 1908 Stude-
baker, Warren township, a pris-
oner at the county Jail since Oct.
81, 194l where he had been
awaiting a new trial on rob-
berry armed charge, was released
yesterday by Chief Assistant
Prosecutor Wilbur F Held after
he promised to leave the state.
Held emphatically stated to-
day that the charge against Allen
has not been dismissed. "He has
a wife and three kids and is en-
titled to a break, " the assistant
prosecutor said.
Allen was convicted in July
Cf 1889 by jury in Circuit
Judge James + Spier's court
room. Sentenced to from Is to
so years in Jackson Prison, AL
len won a new trial when the
state supreme court ruled that
testimony concerning related
holdups was not admissible.
LONG RECORD
Aliens career of crime away
back in 1923. On 41ay 10 of that
year, he was sentenced by the
probate court to the Lansing
Industrial school after he was
found guilty of larceny.
In January Of 1880, Judge
Spier sentenced him from l to
Is years in Ionia for robbery
armed. In March of 1888, Judge
Spier gave him so days in the
county for contributing to the
delinquency Of a minor.
The following year he spent
30 days in the Detroit House of
Correction for simple larceny.
A year later he served 50 days
in the county Jail for drunk
driving.
See ALLEN-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-08
Ha|fmi|Iion
Nazis Killed
Moscow Reports
Huge Losses

LONDON, April - (UP) -
Russian dispatches reported to-
day that the German army lost
more than 100000 men, includ-
ing $4,000 dead, during the
past two months of the Red
army's winter counter-offenSiVe
which still was pushing west
ward around Vyazma and Bry-
ansk.
In addition to the land fight
ing, in which tens Of thousands
of fresh Russian and German re-
serves were engaged, the war in
the air became more intense with
the Soviets claiming five-to-one
superiority over the Nazis.
In the past 10 days, accord
ing to Moscow accounts, the
German LuftWaffe has lost 6l3
planes, against the loss of 100
Russian aircraft.
The 100000 German troops
said to have been put out of act
ion in the past two months does
not include those who fell prey
to Russian guerrillas, disease, the
bitter Russian cold and Russian
air bombings, the Soviet dis
patches said.
Heavy fighting was reported
around wanna and Bryansk
and Gen. Gregori Zhukov's Red
army forces were reported 10
have driven the Germans from
80 more towns and villages on
the central front.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-08
BY DUKE MORAN

PITTSBURGH, April 8-(F
Clio president Philip Murray
and AFL presi dent William
Green, rivals in peacetime but
united in war, symbolized labor's
unity last night by pledging
their organized millions to
stand together" to help win the
war and cxhorting labor's critics
to "join labor, not stab us in the
back"
The two labor leaders met on
a speakers platform - for the
first time since labor's ranks
split in 1936-bcfore cheering
audience of more than 1000
workers at a Joint AFL-ClO
Unite for Victory rally in
Syria Mosque.
PRODUCTION THEME
The ruddy faced Green, In
thundcrous overtones, and the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-08
Battered j. s.,
10 Reform, Line
Major Assault
by Superior
Numbers Increases

WASHINGTON, April 8 -
(UP)-The war department an
nounced today a general with
draWal of our forces on Bataan
peninsula TO previously prepared
defenses.
The withdrawal was carried
out last night. 1t was designed
to Straighthen out our lines,
which had been penetrated by
the japanese.
War department spokesman
said that they did not yet know
the locations of the new de-
fensive positions, but they ex-
pected to get something later
in the day"
DETAILS LACKING
Lieut.. Gen. Jonathan M. Vain
wright has as yet not furnished
general details on the withdraw
al but spokesman said that there
was every indication that it was
carried out in an orderly fash
ion.
No major break through was
made by the Japanese, who have
been hammering our forces re-
lentlessly from the air, land and
sea.
A spokesman said there was
no doubt that the withdrawal
was general operation, al
though he was not able TO say
whether it was lone, two or
five miles"
The previous lines, which the
war department said had been
penetrated on three consecutive
days, had stretched from Abu-
cay, the right wing on Manila
Bay, to the vicinity of Moron
the left side on the China sea
ELIMINATE POCKETS
1t appeared that Wainwright
was attempting to straigthen out
See PHILIPPINES-Page 2
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Jackson county with the murder
of Carl Mckenzie, 40-year-old
Concord farmer.
Barber and Potter were killed
the night of March 81 and Nc
* enzie the afternoon Of the
next day. Piccone said he killed
Barber, his former employer, for
a grudge. The young man said
he shot Potter when re latter
tried to take his gun away and
killed Mckenzie in an effort TO
hide his flight.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-08
Raj Attacks

LONDON, April Sup
British planes, high above the
clouds, streaked across the chan
mel in swarms for half an hour
today and it was believed they
were making a major daylight
attack on detectives in northern
occupied France.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-08

LONDON, April s. tED -
Word from New Delhi that
leaders of the all-India Con-
gress party ire considering new
proposals for a national govern
ment and a revised formula for
midas defense was met here
today by diplomatic quarters
with the statement that Brit
aims last offer is final"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-08
.S.AirmenSc Score

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA, April
s. VD) Dispatches from Port
Moresby, the Allied outpost in
New Guinea, said today that
US. and Australian airmen had
destroyed or seriously damaged
at least 157 Japanese planes in
4 last month in a brilliantly
executed offensi- action ex-
tending from Timor to Rabaul,
New Britain
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-08
Air Successes :

GEN MacARTHUR'S HEAD
QUARTERS, AUS T X A l. A,
April g. CUP) United States
and Australian air forces re-
ported new successes in their
unrelenting offensive today as
United Nations supreme leaders
met in the first of series OF
major war conferences.
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Valiant Defenders Of Bataan Forced to Fall Back
ate X Xxx
bulletins


UNITED STATES A X MY
HEADQUARTERS, AUSTRAL-
IA, April 8-(P)-General Doug
las Macarthur Is in touch with
the American-FiljpinO defenders
of Bataan, his spokesman dis
closed today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-08
Sponges Suffer

WASHINGTON, April 8-(ED
War hit the LOOfa Cor Luffa, or
even LOofan sponge bus..l to-
d,y, The War Production
Board ordered deliveries re-
,tricted TO orders with ALA
priority ratings, the very high
est.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-08
Check Resources

LANSING, April 8 - P) -
Governor Van Wagner ordered
a survey of the state institutions
Tuesday to determine whether
they can pool their agricultural
resources to become more self
sustaining.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-08

LONDON, April 8-UP)-A
Daily Mail Melbourne CORE
spondent reported today that
many more American troops
had reached Australia and were
already encamped. ready to meet
any japanese threat
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-08
Prtt. 4 Raid Wardens
10 Meet on Thursday

Air Raid WardenS, of Pre-
cinct No. 4. will meet Thursday
night at 7:30 o'clock in Room
l2l Of Mount Clemens High
School, it was announced today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-08
Dual Pleas

WASHINGTON, April 8 -
(UP)-The French ambassador
had the delicate diplomatic task
today of delivering, almost
simultaneously, a protest and a
request for help.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-08
Coast Guard Auxiliary
Holds Meeting Tonight

Members of the Coast Guard
Auxiliary will meet at Harrison
township hall at g pm, this eve
ming, Commander Vanden BoS-
sche announced today.
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WASHINGTON. April 8-LP
The War Production Board,
turning stern stylist for Ameri-
can women, decreed today that,
for the duration of the war,
dresses can be shorter and short
er, or tighter and tighter-as
fashion dictatcs-but neither
longer nor fuller than those now
worn.
Or, milady's wardrobe can re-
main about the same, in cut and
design, as it is at present.
Emphasizing that it had no in
tention Of freezing present
styles, or rendering present
wardrobes obsolete, WPB estab-
lished complete list of specifi-
cations covering future manu-
facture of women's clothes and
ordered such frills as French
cuffs on sleeves, balloon sleeves
and patch pockets of wool elm
mated entirely.
After Aug. IT, retailers may
not sell suit and coat ensembles
of more than two pieces at one
Init price.
EFFECTIVE THURSDAY
The restrictions become eff
fective for wool clothing tomor-
row-in time to affect produc-
ton of most of the garments to
be sold next fall and winter; re-
strictions on cotton, rayons and
other materials do not become
effective until June l9-after
most of this summers clothes
are finished.
Lengths fixed in the order re-
present, the present average
WPB declared, and, likewise,
the sweeps prescribed "are nei-
Their the narrowest nor the wild
est found today, but strike
middle ground" The survey
showed American women now
wearing Jackets which vary
from % to 81 inches in length;
the order pegs the maximum
permitted length at 25. Skirts
vary from So to l08 inches in
width; in the order, WPB sets a
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-08

Impartial Coverose
of All LoeoI News
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See ALLEN-Page 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Drivers Wanted-6s44 Wayne
DRIVERS WANTED

Good MONEY making opportunity driving
CHECKER CABS; an outdoor sob. driving
steady. Axe ~ 20 So. Apply 2i2s Trumbun.
~ - = =. -
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d. ADVERTISING DISPLAY
ATTics CONVERTED INTO INCoME'

CARLSON sTUDIOs-Advertising displays
posters. 1909 Brush street Telephone
Randolph el14.
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Special Notices

MEETING 81 properly owners arr apart
merit operators 40 kfstnE scrrrI 0pro
sifs TO niessrr~r Wsdnfsfel ta o.
g T. r. ePfhkerE
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Must 10 frst-cIass also Brown ard sharp
repair man High wages plenty Of over
time Wayne screw Products CO. '4l
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DRIVERS wANTED-Over III have fail
knowledge OF city. Apply $3.50 Woodward
FRUIT CLERK-Experience man STEADY
job. S35 10 start. good opportunity
App!X a2a West Warren.
INSULATION foreman and mechanics
men that can open close and blow; wor
derful opport unity good wages plenty Of
steady work see Mr.. McCabe Monday
morning or Tuesday a m. Chamberlain
Wpathsrstrtp Co. 1854 Lacrosse
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NrIATnIlIIlNrlNnnnN

HELP WANTED-6S44 Wagner
JANiTORs assistant white, single. must
have sober hAbitA--PhGas Oregon 1921.
LATHE and shsper hands for night shif,
top wages, steady work, J2tT East
Nevada
LATHE and milling machine operators for
tool work See Mr. Beckwsll. Building
" Gelatin Products Co a42S Grinnell.
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AUTO MECHANICS

AUTO mechanics for general motor repairs
highest salaries paid. STANDARD, 1861
IGratiOt A. A. Burns.
AUTO REPAGRMEN 20 maintain and re-
pair automotive equipment. Several va
.cancies A. q5c 90 81 Is per hour 10 be filled
by competitive examination. Applicant
must be a. least twenty years and six
months ~ age. citizens ~ the United
states and residents of the CITY ~ Detroit
for one year immediately prior 70 the
examination. excepting persons with hon
orable army. navy or marine discharges
For full details and applications, write or
apply 20 The Detroit civil Service Commits
sion. 18th Floor. Water Board Building
las Randolph street DETROIT, Michigan.
on or before July 81. l942
BOILER OPERATORS TO operate high
pressure steam boilers. Several vacancies
AT Sl.I5 per hour 10 be filled by competitive
examination. Applicants must be at least
twenty years and six months ~ age. citi-
zens of the United states and residents 81
The CITY ~ Detroit for one year imme-
diately prior 20 The examination, excepting
persons with honorable army. navy or
marine discharges. For fun details and ap-
p.ications write or apply 90 The Detroit
.CviI Service Commission 18Th Floor
water BOARD Building I35 Randolph
street Detroit, Michigan, ON or before
AUGUST q 1880
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. x$,oeK SeMEcp DEAoc2dH
BUYERS GUIDE


AA-P PROMPT service. free estimates no
money dn. FHA terms Townsend 7-O03s
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EXCEPTIONS

Ass ordered hy telephone and &C
rertct from persons listed m mo
4e.ephIAe- t--+or or slts GiT~f grF on
memorandum charge ouly In return
f7r THIS courtesy me advertiser -
expected 'o remit promptly,
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PLUMBING. SEWER SERVICE
RADIO SERVICE
REFRIGERATION SERVICE

Al. ALL MAKES sERvIcED = Parts
labor guaranteed. TO. 5000 TY. 6-6t0s
Al REFRIGERATION service. anywhere
any time Commercial, residential
Licensed. bonded. Ho. 63i2.
ALL domestic makes. central loeatloni VI
cover entire city. LICENSED ant
BONDED. PHONE TY. b-if5b.
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GOOD opportunity for men with office ap.
pliance experience Well established
business. OFFERS continuous source OF In
come. Weekly advance sgainst commits
sions Appointment 10 be made promptly
II interested in building permanent future
for yourself phone Mr.. CARAT, Randolph
1927. for personal interview.
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FUNIIG ATING

ATTENTION WE GUARANTEE
Positive destruction household insects eva
hide gas, responsible, licensed. Insured
operators uneXcelled results Sanitary
Fumigating Company HOgsrth eAf6.
THE ORIGINAL CYANIDE GAS co.
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CANTEEN Company has opportunity for
men who can qualify. married, 25 10 80,
a. s. citizen. good physical condition. for
clean healthy industrial work Rendering
\ service 10 established industrial accounts
thorough training a. our expense. Apply
393a Bellevue avenue
CEMENT Finishers Come Monday, a.
m. 1880 HaEelridEe.
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EXPERIENCED meat cutter. American
age 1880. Bill and Jerrys Market 1927
Mack.
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aHnMN q RIIELOM

BUTCHER For c0mmissary work, good
wages steady work II YOU are ronsci
entl1us and reliable We are interested
Apply 90 to (. 3458 Cass
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-10
Actions In Divorce

Ssw divorce actions have b<sn
flied In superior court ~ Elsa
against Harold Blair and by Al
ytaa ~ against v y pssseza. hath
alleging burdensDms hogDe life ard
~ Cleo y. against ffsnk X. Tsy-
lOf. alleging lnc0mpaslnsiity.
Unsatisfactory deersss hsvs besn
granted sophie from n. A Han
ssn. Mildred from 81, Marlin Nor
re. fern from H<njxmlH H. Nihlts:
Jaesaslins from Carl Prusst, ard
FIofsBes L. from T. \. Kelley.
Final dsers~s nave been granted
IN the cases ~ G. A. against Ruth
Hoilsnbsek. Los against T. w.
Mccain and ~. u. against Alma
J. Hyrnbiad
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-10
How The Jury Voted

lisus~wifel Yes l do. would
either make the pictures for moth.
Ina or I would toll my friends the
hobby had become too expensive
and l had given II up,
ttou.ewifei No. think they
would be very foolish not TO charge
for the photograph. and their
friends should be happy 10 pay.
Linotype OPERATOR No. They
would be plain saps 10 SO on spend.
ing all their extra money just be-
cause they're too modest 10 aay
anything.