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Announcements
Lest and Found

FOUND-Federal car use tax stamp
 on Douglas Aye. Call 3-TS3T.
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FORECASTTNG IS NOT GUESSWORK

All students in the classes are over IT years of age, but in a number of instances that 17th birthday wasn't too 4ong ago. They still aren't old enough to vote. They are citizens of the United States and have had at least year of senior high school mathematics. Some have studied physics and this suits the weather bureau just fine.
 At Atlanta, the girls are being tutored by J. K. Farlowe, junior meteroologist at the local weather bureau. The school here was started only recently, but already the girls have learned that. con- trary to the opinions of lots of people, forecasts are not guess work.
 They've also learned that a 32- mile-an- ground wind from the Southwest is referred to more or less as such, but that the weather bureau prefers that the same breeze, at 5000 feet, for ex- ample. be spoken of as direction 225 degrees, velocity 32." This is for the convenience of airplane pilots.
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Rooms, BoGrd. Hotels
BoOms ana Boara

BOYS CLUB, Cottage place-Nice rooms, swimming pool. aN home cooking. Reception rOcmA Mod" crate Vgices.
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WAR QUIZ

1 Army officer who wears this
 As insignia Is attached to what branch of the service: Intelligence,
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Personals
Business Announcements

WANTED-To buy outboard motors Will pay high prices. Noes Auto Parts. Dial 4-612T.
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GARAGE for rent as storage for cars. All improvements. $25 per month. Tel. 3-1473. MT. Hosey.
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Lis'e Stock
Eggs. Poultry. slpplisS

BIG SALE-Of Chickens. 1sc to 90c lb. 8 Broilers for 9l. l1 Union St. Tel. S.0O06.
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Automobiles
New Car Dealers

Automobiles For Sale
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For Rent Real Estate

7S Storage & Warehouses, Rent
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engineers, a. < E !. 2: E x: < |. ] !: 'z < x < < nancef
 2. our Navy has been pl ay. ing some lovely tunes on the Chi- cago plano" What instfumentis thisf
 {, Who gro the nritiGh com- mandeFs in tho following war the- aters: Iran. Egypt and 1ndiaf
 AnsWss sa Dask Pare
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3 Musical Instruments

ACCORDIONS-We buy, sell or ex- change. Mecca Music CO, POS Bank St. Dial 4-1422.
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Educational
ss Dancing Teachers
Merchandise

90 Business and omce Equipment
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LAST CALL "CASH = NO - TRADE" SPECIALS!

OPEN EVENINGS Packard w aterbury, Inc. 482 Watertown Avenue Dial 4.6l0s
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AnWWs en Back kags
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GIRL or WOMAN wanted to care for children, while mother works.
 Tel. s.ssea. Cal before zoo in the evening
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OLD-Cars wanted. Call S-SOs4 from
 "a. m. to p. m. 3-lS16 THO ?. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15

about them. The only thing you
can think about is people. Little
human people, one by one.
And so we got back after a bit
of thinking about Jean MallnSon.
one of the bricks in the walls of
the democracy But somehow wc
didn't write 10 her Things were
whirling pretty fast for us and
we put it off.
The American giant was aroused
now and tossing off industrial
miracles. We drove through one
Of them, in a place called Frank
lin, on our way somewhere else
The highway dead-ended there al
a steam shovel and "detour" signs
.steered us along what amounted
to a Seeing Franklin" tour.
Factories were gong up here
temporary office buildings there
and around the corner new housing
projects for the new workers who
were coming in by the carload.
WHAT had been a village was riS-
ing stridently into cityhood be-
fore our eyes.
The houses in one block looked
like igloos-white and round and
icy looking. They had been bal.
looms until they covered them with
concrete and cut doors and win.
dows and called them the latest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15

thing in the way of housing
quickieS.
Up the walk toward one of them
a man was going, a blonde giant
in overalls. grease-stained. tousle-
headed, Sweaty and strong and
young, and a girl came out 10 meet
him and put her arms around him
and kissed him, and the girl was
Jean.
Her eyes met ours and We
stopped the car.
SHE'S GIVEN Up
"My God" we said to each
other "She's given up. Taken
the plunge at last. Gone MaIIin-
son completely and let all her
dreams go down the river"
And We got out with heavy
hearts.
But we were wrong.
Look" she said. ~ didn't
want dream houses or 16-cylin-
der cars or luxury or money or
the city or anything but my man,
and this II him. Before, I was
In love, but now-well. this II
Robert, and I love him, see?
Hes a machinist, and I love
his being a machinist. I'm not
Just In love with him II love
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15

ural when it came to beauty
and all of it broad-based upon the
horse sense, kindness and general
mental and spiritual heft of Der
people. We wondered :.
Jean never talked about it.
They went and came back and she
sat beside our fire and talked a
lot, but not about that She
dressed even better than before.
She was smarter and more as
sured-seemed to have more drive.
But Pete, she said, was clean out
of it now. You could see her
father and mother in her now.
She got herself transferred to
another division at a substantial
raise in salary. But she wasn't
as pretty. The light had gone out.
She still talked about a life of
her own, but what she meant now
was stictly one-girl apartment
she had leased from the blue
prints in projected, Unframed
ern apartment house referred to
in the advertisements as the Gov
eminent Girls Dream House.
DREAMS OF CADETS
The Country Home Hotel had
china bowls and pitchers and Slop
jars and sometimes the hot water
failed. You've got to dream about
: something. Jean dreamed now
about gadgets.
"What about mem"
"They all seem to be so strait
fled" Jean said. when you go
with one OF them you have the
feeling that his division, or sec
ton, or bureau, or service has
come along, too.
"He wants to tell you about
II, and asks questions about
yours. Il get enough of that In
the office"
Youths sweet scented manu-
script was closing We were
almost sorry we had to stay there
and watch.
1--WE had another raise. I'm
saving II and sending quite a
wad home, toO-and 40 what?
I'm an executive secretary
nOw--which means more head
aches, you know and overtime.
THE apartment Is perfect. II
better belts about all I get out
ri life I've got what would
be the good life il only I were a
government gal by nature, but
well. you know"
And then, for final sad little
summary:
MY days are all alike, and
always will be-"
And then Pearl Harbor came
and such a jolt as flung the
human iron-ilings into the all
in masses.
Washington was buried under
them.
And we ourselves left it-sac
about so many things that the
Ilove-life gone awry of one little
Jean Mallinson with good salary
and all the gadgets seemed the
very luxury Of sadness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15
THEY FAIL TO WRITE

But world cataclysms are moth
ing but little human lives smashed
and ruined and stamped out by
the million, and you can't think
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15

Why Lovely Princess Eliza
beth Must Find Her Love at
Home. No King or Princes, no
Foreign Romance. for the Heir
ess to the British Throne,
Whose Life Must Be So Differ
ent from That Of Other Girls
and Whose 18th Birthday Party
Will Be Rationed. Don't Miss
This Intimate, Appealing Article
by Inez RObb, Popular Feature
Writer. In The American Weekly,
the Magazine Distributed With
Next Sundays Issue of The De-
trOlt Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15

ington and settled into it and Jear
came to see us now and then, anc
one evening when she was Sitting
with us before the fire we realized
suddenly that for Jean the sun had
risen: she was in love with her
boss.
She was like a landscape in the
middle of the forenoon that we
had seen before only at twilight.
1t was something to see. She
didn't say she was in love with
him. but you could tell.
whats he like? ?" we said,
and when a little later we met
him we had to acknowledge that
every charming thing Jean had
said about him was true.
But something else was trueI
too: he was a snob. Jean was be-
glamored and so was he. He was
Just a little older than she. was
and the kind of boy you liked to
look at: wholesome, to look at, as
a pine tree.
1t would have been something
TO be glad about. except for Pete's
snobbishness. He had a nice
name--Peter Carstairs.
THEY'RE UNTAINTED
The Mallinsons-father, mother
three brothers and daughter Jean
were as untainted with snob-
biShneSs as they were unimpresset
with those assets, genealogical anC
financial. upon which il is based.
Besides. snobbishness in really
intelligent well-bfed youth Of
taste can he pretty subtle. Jear
didn't see. We wondered what
was going TO happen when they
took the vacation trip they were
already planning up to the Coun'
try Home Hotel.
There were lots Of things about
Jeans family that you couldn't
have inferred from Jean.
This Jean. Manicured. coiffed
hammered out of the movies. ex.
pertly dressed out of a patient
study of the women's magazines
radiant with first love and a nat.
ApVERTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15

ADyERTfsKMEST
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15
him, and there's big difference.
I'm very happy" Jean said.

I'm very happy" Jean said.
II am too" Robert said
soberly.
And then he smiled straight into
her eyes. and she smiled back, and
the light that never was on sea
or land lay over the two of them
and Jean, who had been pretty,
was beautiful; and it was some
thing to lift your heart up and
make it sing, there in the midst
of all those humming preparations
to help us win the war.
(THE END.)
Tomorrow's short story: "The
Magic Gadget," by Allssa Kier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15
By Walt Disney

ERE pleasant little that viii YOU
II numerical puzzle designed spell
letters In first II the
subtract II the number less than
number Start at the upper
recange and check Of key
left to right Then read the the letters under
the checked figures give you As
william Distributed nv kns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04


nut on 2 free show for the boys IN
Inc navy and for any one else VINO
happened along
The kids have changed 50 us
hard 10 place them. but they
worked mp a pretty nice wild band
and they're funny enough for any
one. Leo Corey the tough,
fighting leader Of the mob, still
leads them with some pretty
dirty Saxophone' and Bobby Jor-
dan has turned into quite q
clown, 49,.
Bill Mayrand, Jimmie DENLY
and Florisn Makewski, who have
Just Joined the navy and are wait
ing for uniforms and action. had a
swell time out OF the show
they're from rural Ohio.
And the professionals aren't the
only ones who are helping out the
boys in uniform with shows and
such
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
the eighth grade at McMichsel

the eighth grade at McMichaei
School
Year or so ago. Fred Hunkler
was a manager OF q Sears Roe
buck store in his home town OF
Summerville, o.
He's machinistS mate second
class in the navy now and this
week graduated from. the marine
Diesel schOol-with top honors in
his class. a perfect score. He's IN
Detroit still, training for the work
that will have 10 be done in the
event the United States pulls an
invasion.
That little plan for the board
OF education 10 run a day nursery
TO care for small children whose
mothers were engaged in wal
work in the daytime has come a
decided cropper.
The idea to open II centerS in
schools 10 be run jointly by the
board of education and the parks
and recreation department, was
advanced by a group of women
and opposed by the p. T. A., in
The person Of Mrs. Wayne Mohr
and several school board members
1t was vetoed by the board.
But the very articulate pro
posing group forced a reconsidera'
ton on the grounds a survey hac
shown a very great need for the
nurseries. So the board reversed
itself and set up the IL center:
and made all the plans TO stat
them. with miSgivings and against
the wishes of F. s. DeGalen. thu
then superintendent Frank Cody
and several others in the educa
ton department e.
So the schools were opened ant
contrary TO the survey" the plar
fell with a dull plop on the frs
day when exactly seven mother
showed up with small children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
Release Bureau
For Prisoners

A new system for releasing
minor prisoners was being worked
out today. replacing the recorders
court judges 20-year-old practice
of freeing such prisoners by tele-
phone.
Under the new plan. which will
not 60 into effect until details
have been worked out. persons &C.
cused of misdemeanors will be
taken from police precinct stations
TO a new release bureau" where
they will be permitted 10 make
personal bonds. The bureau Is to
be under jurisdiction OF Prosecutor
William (. Bowling.
The old system, under which po-
lice would release minor prisoners
upon a telephoned request from a
Judge, had been criticized periodi-
cally for many years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04

patriotic skits she'd written and
they arranged for the use OF a
neighbor's garage - he's William
Hanson-and spread the word that
they were going TO perform for the
benefit Of The USO on Friday night
q
Well Tommy Hanson. 3;
Ellen Cook. 9: Peggy Russell, 3,
and her big brother, Billy. II years
old did their work so we'll that
the show took in S635 and by
popular demand, played return
Saturday night They're on their
way now TO setting a new neigh
borhood record for long runs . =.
And YvonneS mother, Mrs.
James M. Lockhsrt. can hardly
contain her pride YVonne's IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
7 Desfroyers Hdlve
Navy Building Record

CHARLESTON, S. C.. Aug. 4
QNS).-Two more destroyers will
be launched simultaneously at the
Charleston Navy Yard Saturday
TO cut almost in half the speed
records of the yard for fighter
ship construction, the navy an
nounced today.
The new ships are the destroyerS
Burns and lizard. The navy an
nounced that construction had
been completed in only 81 days on
the building ways. Previous local
record was established only six
weeks ago when the destroyers
Bell and Stevens were launched
in IT'S days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
y'sFood
Rises 5Per Cent
In Three Months
rm.. star oorr..poaasa.

LANSING. Aug. flood costs
in Detroit rose s per cent during
a recent three-month period. fig
ures released by the department
of labor and industry showed
today.
Dduring the six-month period
following the Pearl Harbor attack
costs throughout the state rose
nearly II per cent. Between May
and mid-June. federally controlled
food prices declined ! per cent
while costs of items not controlled
by the Office of Price Administra-
ton rose 4.8 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
Hitler Deports
3Nil|ion Subjects

LONDON. Aug. A (UP),-Adolf
Hitler has launched a master
plan" to break the resistance of
occupied Europe by deporting mil
lions of enslaved peoples from their
homelands, a United Press survey
of information reaching refugee
governments indicated today.
The primary purpose is to
undermine and weaken the help
available TO an Allied second front
army.
The refugee governments esti-
mated that at least 100000 per-
sons already had been deported
from their homelands, most OF
them to Germany, and that thou
sands are being carted off daily
from Holland, Belgium. France,
n o n d. Yugoslavia, Czecho-
Slovakia, Norway, Denmark and
Greece.
In recent weeks. the Germans
were said to have accelerated the
enforced migration as resistance
and sabotage increased, and Nazi
fears mounted that the Allies
would open second front soon.
A secondary purpose, il was
believed, was to provide slave labor
for Nazi war factories and fol
construction gangs hastily erecting
Notifications.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
Congressman Enters Navy

COLUMBUS. O.. Aug. 0NS).
Robert T. Secrest
of the fifteenth Ohio district, re-
signed today. only week before
the Ohio primaries. to enter the
navy. He was unopposed for the
Democratic nomination TO succeed
himself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04

gotten men,
one OF Them
looked familiar,
and when they
walked across
the street and
IN ount ted the
platform IN the
middle area, IL
clicked
They "a e T g
the Dead End
Kids" and they
uere there TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
ApvERYIaEMENr
ApvERTIsEhESr
Some Don'ts
for PimpleS

Don't scratch-don't squeeze PIN
ples-you may infect yourself. Don't
suffer from itching of pimpies, Ecze,
ma, angry red blotches or other irri-
tations. when soothing Peterson's
Ointment offers you quick relief.
Makes the skin look better. feel bet.
ter, Csc all druggists. Money back II
one application does not delight ycn.
Peterson's Ointment also soothes irri'
tated. tired or itchy feet and cracks
betNe toes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
UNITED STATES STEEL

TENNESSEE coal. non 4 LAnRoAn CO.
UrSrto STATES srta EXPORT con'AHr
U. s. coal q COKE COMPANY
UNIVERSAL ALIAS ctAnSr coGPhHT
VIRGINIA. lnoct COMPANY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
opERAIINc coMPANIEsi

NATIONAL Tust coaPbNY
on We'll SUPPLY COMPANY
DIVER RON VIKING co1PAHY
PITTSBURGH LIMESTONE coRpoRApoN
ScUttY STEEL PRODUCTS COMPANY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04

a hobby of writ
inc skits and
short plays FOR
her friends 10
a c { out 4.
Last week she
got a bright
i d e A a n d
gathered four
YOU n < friends
az her place 4.
She put them
10 " ork re-
nnkFnAal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04

Big records and little records-add them all to-
gether and they count up to millions of tons of
steel-cannoa, bombs, tanks, planes, pipelines and
ship-plates United States Stees current production
of ship plates is at rate in excess of 100 ships
month And more steel pours out of our mills day
after day than from all the mills of Germany.
4 L Z
The above report of progress is presented in the public
interest This Is the peoples wdr. The people are en-
titled to these facts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04

cotUnhA STtH COMPANY
FsottAl sAesUnDaIc a DRY DOCK co.
II. c. FncK cokt COMPANY
RlcHlcAH LIMESTONE ANo CHEMICAL co.
HAuoHAt nIHRIo COMPANY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04

ARtncAH InocI coAphHY
AMERICAN STtH 4 WIRE coAPAsy
oss CYCLONE ptE&cE pFNSON
poNE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
cLBItcW.utRIo4s srtn coRposAnoat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04

World Famous Comics! Three
pages every day In Daily De-
trOit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
.Detroiter, Hero
.0f Marshall Isle
Wins Air Medal

Among he naval sviators e
hold new decorations today foi
heroic exploits IN the Marshall
Island raids last January is Lieut.
Wilbur +. Roberts, son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar r Roberts Mon
terev avenue. Highland Park.
Lieutenant Roberts was awarded
the newly created Air Medal for
'piloting a plane through heavy
fighter opposition and snu-aircrsft
fire to bring about the destruction
OF an enemy two-engined bomber.
He visited his parents month
ago. shortly after he had been re-
ported nv the navy as killed m
action IN the battle OF Midway
Island.
DIFFERENT REPORTS
His parents received that report,
then one that he was missing,
then third that he was safe
ell in a three-dsy period.
Besides the Midway and Mar
shall battles. Lieutenant Roberts
fought against the Japs At Pearl
Harbor on December I and was
shot down.
He attended Northern and Cen
trail high schools and Highland
Park Junior College In 1888 he
was graduated from the University
OF Michigan with a Bachelor OF
Science degree. He enlisted as a
naval reserve cadet in 1899.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
People You Know
Dead End KIDS Put on Show for Navy
n, LINTON ARKLEs

walked past Navy Club over For instance there's fNonne
M .Js So,ate SATURDAY and Hawkes. pretty llyesToid
mo 900, .u dozen 40 Tao from a Forsyth who has
a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
land still they're not satisfied

Look at these pictures. Free Americans-typicalo of
the 33S, 900 in the plants of United States Steel.
They and their fellow workers have broken 706
production records since Pearl Harbor
What is production record? 1t may be some
thing tremendous, like our shipyard launching
four United States Navy destroyers in so minutes
1t may be cutting only three minutes off the time
of filing or emptying a furnace.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-26
Eighth Ship Sunk
Or Atlantic Coast

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26-CUP)-
The navy announced today that the
$. S. Nenore. an ore carrier owned
by the Ore Steamship Co, of New
York. was torpedoed and sunk off
the Atlantic coast early Saturday
m0rnm2.
TWenty-onc survivors were land
ed at Norfolk and - men still are
reported missing, the navy an
nounced III Norfolk
This VAS the eighth ship an
nCunced To have been attacked off
the American east coast since Jan.
Il. and the seventh TO have been
sunk.
The navy said members of the
ships company Who were rescued
had been landed at Norfolk, Va.
The number of men on the ship
was not revealed. The ship was
OF 8.0l6-tons.
The announcement said that first
word of the attack upon the ship
came When its radio operator flash
ed Il distress call and the ships
position at 12:47 a. m, f. s. T.
saturday.
The distress call said.
Two crashes so far. Will keep