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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15
AMERICAN A ASSOCIATION

81. Paul ..lo IL lndianspos ii ~
Wednesdays Results
Milwaukee 3, Kansas city 2.
Columbus 4, Toledo =
Louisville q, indianapolis ,.
Minneapolis Is. 81. LOUIS ..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15

81 tosins pltensr. o1s lsft 81 bssss.
Hollywood Q. esa Diego . tNe-bsss
hits sehasle 3enssn Hkslisr. Ia
tore aarfifie< nffs nrDp14t1. Gas
AszzsFa atoisE 1ss~. Hover piag-
rfa 1a1E5Es peFtEeifi. Hfsazsl
sxsfisY. L9teTs, Totias Aaz1sss. ftns
EksAss Ksiin gsnssn 1oubls piaFs
YoksEs - sen1its 70 o4fse. SHUTS
unasSissed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15
Major League

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago 80. car or esi--s 0
B.sias :. 600 iis z1s--s , &
Mnoty. Hithorn - and Nc
cuilouEh. Totsn and lombard.
Mas
81 fsts. 80. sos tsi i0a-s 10 .
Philadelphia leo ess sss-~i .
wsfnsks and ofDes Johnspn
Pearson "a, Beck 90. Hsh<m
"a and Warren. Lsvinsssoa.
Pifisbasrh seo 90 ses--s 2 .
Ne. YORK go ole ssss--i Q o
hatcher snd L0r<x kosio.
Aaams 81. sssnksl fsJ and Dan
Ming
tiasisssii no s<,s secs . .
BrsskIya ssi leo sss--< >
ysHnsfmeer. DsrrinFsr "a.
shoa lsJ ana hsmeisy. Davis ss1
Owen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15
.ilsd e, !. s q. !. 4. b .... gln,h.

M n Franc tnfu a#s sss fffo HlA Jus
Summary I.osins pitcher. Tate
fhree-bAae hit Hodzin tNo-bass hitA.
Lewis. Holder a OIL runs halted Ia
Lewis 2 Pain 2 Norbert Holder Hod-
gin. Perry. n ina. sacrifice hit. Pain
stolen bases. Holder. Lewis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15

..x s~s Nv runes lssi HshamssAss
~ the Giants Tnh<r rssds rriy
sr~ mere ss ne that mart ard ice
q break a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15

Totals 4s.s. ~ - ~
sBs,ted for Barrett IN nintn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL
PACIFIC coAsI lEAeuI

.cames behind leader.
WEDNESDAYS RESuLTS
los Angeles 2. Seattle !.
San Diego 4, Hollywood
San Francisco ;. Portland 1.
Sacramento p. Oakland 4.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-15
Conner. Words Boss, Crins

Jack Common. the Irish manager of Dave,
Irish welter, smiled at Glen Strong's challenge.
We've never refused any matches with bo,
own bracket" Jack said. increasing his smile
Evening star., 1942-06-28

You'll want to conect the shniness caused by more
active oil glands But don't go in for drastic measures
Use ssst Ivory! Scrub your face as often as times
daily in hks~1,~ sobs of Ivorys quick lather, with
washcloth. Follow with warm and cold rinses This
method approved by leading skin specialists Remem
ber Ivory contains dye medication OF strong perfume
that might be initiating.
Evening star., 1942-06-28

Your sensitive skin will welcome Ivorys gentle daily
cleansing First: handful Of Ivoys quick lovely arher
Usks~Sr~ water never hotD Second Light gentle wash.
ing Third: VSr@ rinse. cold Pat dry Since your
skin lacks sufficient oil. apply lirtle cold cream This
method is approved by skin specialists.
Washington Journal., 1942-01-09
Navy Department Reports
Seaman Reidy Alive

On New Years Day the father
of Seaman William David Reidy,
officially listed killed in Pearl Har-
Dor, (as reported in the Washing
ton Journal of December 1877, re-
ceived another official message at
his home here in Washington cor
recting the error of the previous
official report.
By a regrettable mistake young
Reidy's name officially had been
listed among the casualties of Pearl
Harbor, but it had been a~scertained
by the naval authorities that he is
actually alive and well.
Mr.. Michael J. Reidy, the father,
staid up all New Years night in
forming the family's friends of the
joyful news. There must have been
similar joy on the part of several
other parents, whose sons were
enormously reported killed or mis-
sing.
Washington Journal., 1942-01-09
Only 40 Win Citizenship

Because the Justice Department
has suspended a naturalization of
German and Italian subjects to en-
able officials here to study their ap-
plications more closely, Justice
Matthew F. MCGUIRE in District
Court on Tuesday had only 40 new
corners to admit to American citi-
zenship, a number far below the
previous monthly average.
Four women, married to foreign
ers years ago, we're repatriated to
American citizenship, officials said.
Justice Mcclure pointed out to the
newcomers the great value of Am
erican citizenship in a troubled
world in these days, but warned
them that they must also accept its
obligations and responsibilities and
aid in preserving the integrity of
this Nation.
Washington Journal., 1942-01-09
An Invisible Substance Wrought
Odd Cures

By accident a mysterious cure
blew in through the window of St.
Mary's Hospital, Paddington, Eng
land, 10 years ago. The invisible
substance fell on a culture plate car
rying disease germs to be exam
ined by Prof. Alexander Fleming.
A fungus developed, killing the di-
sease germs and other germs later.
The fungus, which has been
named penicillin, will be the most
powerful antiseptic known, if chem
lists can find out its composition.
Now, for the first time, it has
been successfully applied to human
beings.
A l9-year-old girl burned her
face with a cigarette, and a rash
resulted. Penicillin cured the in
lection, and it has rid a workman
of a carbuncle, a woman of con
junctivitis and has saved two boys
who were near death from fever.
Washington Journal., 1942-01-09
Srans- eng Sbeater

Gin nerer Mar1 of Eime-6ilm
Dur America at @ar~ (@(merifa
I'M &riege) lit Die Saiiptnttraftion
oes am 5reitag, ben 8. Sonuar,
nellen @odenprogramms oes Erans-
Cur Sbeaters. @r 5eigt IN &iir5e
Die 8baien uno @reigniiie oes eriten
8eltfrieges uno Die Mrgumente, Die
oartun iolen, oaB audi oieies Mal
Der Sieg iiher lit.
&oltenborn beipridt Die Cages
neuigfeiten ltno miro folgen0e Sro-
gen beantiporten: @arum bat &itler
S6meOen nidt g%enommen? @as lit
Die Hoae Der 5rallen tp1breno oes
&rieges? @as meint Ser BrGiioent
nit Sen 5rieoen geninnen"?
Ger McGrarp beleudtet Die @e-
idebniiie Der ISOLDE rno Der oiesma=
lige Cartoon lit y9og meets Dog"
(Suno gegen Suno), elm biibider
6arbenfilm. $.
Washington Journal., 1942-01-09
Nazi Reverses Hailed
In Moscow and Cairo
General Rommel Reported Ill
And Kursk Threatened

Private advices from Cairo re-
ported General Erwin Rommel,
hitherto German commander in
North Africa to be in Germany,
suffering from tropical fever. Rom
mel was reported to be under treat
ment at Tuebingen, famous uni
versity town of Wuerttemberg.
A Reuter- dispatch from Moscow
announced that Russian troops were
making progress in the direction Of
Kursk, on the central front, despite
German counterattacks.
In the Crimea the Russians
claimed to have repulsed a German
regiment, which was said ineffect-
ually to have stormed an unidenti-
fed stronghold in the hinterland of
Sebastopol.
Soviet military authorities at
Kuibyshev praised the performance
of American-built Tomahawk
planes now operating on the north
ern front.
The Soviet press continues to
treat Japanese war bulletins with
marked consideration. General
Macarthur campaign in Luzon
was harshly criticized.
Washington Journal., 1942-01-09
9lms @creimsfrci'cm
SIS ae6t ms an

Nadbem Der @aIbimetOn Singer.
bnnO in ieiner @crIammlmmg be-!
i6lOiIen bat, bic gemietetc NrcaOia
Sale am 1. Sebrltar absngcbcn, lit
es bGdite 3eit geuUr0en, oaf iidD
6as OeMtifipredJen0e @ereimstum
mad einem paiienOen @creinslOfal
nmiiebt.
@ir bertretcn ben S~tuuSpmuft,
6af Der SGngcrbnnb ale @ercine st
elmer Seipred)nng idriftIid cinlaocn
IOlte. Sn 6ieier @eriammluno iOa-
te man ben Concord GLIB, Der ais
9adberbanS fir Die &ercine gegriin-
bet wnrOe, snr ltebernabmc Der Sale
erImden. 0ieier @erein iunrSe
ebenfaIs in iGuerer 3eit eegriinOet
nn6 fat es trObOem Deritan6en, uGb-
ren6 ben HrObibitiDnsjabren Iein
<bbaus nit finansiellem GrfOlg at
Derlualtcn. Mcnm OasIelbc OamaIs
mGglid mar, 10 iOllte es bente nidt
idperer Ieins 9trd &ermieten Der
IG6nen nnS grDken Sale, (ipeIde
intmer iueniger tuerOen), fann IfOn
Elm siemIid)er Sell Der 5n aablcnOen
Wfiete eingenOmmem luer0em. Der
Neft 1T bmrd) MISUNDERSTANDING nnO
6eitlidfeiten mf5nbrimgen. 9nrd
Mmfbebnng Der MitglieOerIperrc
iuirO nerer 3utuadJs geipOrben nuO
inter Oemielbem tuerOen geiuif ge-
niigenO SOealiiten Ieim, peld)e iid)
nit ben iekigen SOealiIten in bic
glr6eit teilen ipiirOen. SriId anil
Gins 8erf! IS gilt feline 3cit 3n
b~erlieren.
Washington Journal., 1942-01-09
Arminins gersniisnngs-@cr

Die Sanuarneriammlung oes Ser
ems fono i'm Sauie BON Serrn unO
Jrau Ebeooor 2er6 itatt. 9ie Mit-
glieoer tparen re6t 3nblreid erldie=
men uno perlebten einen gemiitli6
beiteren 9lbeno, Ser 8rGiiOent,
Serr 6. Mueuer, begriiBte sic @r-
fhienenen un0 miinlGte einen ieoen
Ginoelnen Elm gliidlides, lteltes Sobr.
0as bonn Sefret6r Serrn Sbeooor
2erd perleiene Yrotofoa Ser borigen
Beriommllng, iomie Der bonn SEQ
mitee gepriifte 6inan5beridt Der
Serren Zimmerman, 9mDer mo
Burroughs tpl1roen angeronlmen ipie
berleien. Ils meiteres Witglie0
murOe Serr 8iiB oil oas 5iian3-
fomitee ertpdblt. Ils 0ie antpelen-
ben 5rauen nit Dem Soto lpiel
fertig Uaren, iebte man iid 3itr &C.
meiniamen Safel nieoer, nobel But
terbr0te uno @euri1s Senate por-
5iiglid i6medten. Songesluitige
Damen uno @erren Itimnlten @eib-
na6tslieoer an tuelde gar bolo ollie
in gebobene Stimmltng bra1ten.
8eim Na6bauiefabren fiel Ser critic
Sdnee in oieiem Sabre unO in Den
lebten Sagen lit oas thermometer
Bis auf 10 @rao geiunfen. Seute
fonnen oie Sanger lingen 80 mie
lit es folt g~emoroen".
Washington Journal., 1942-01-09
Or. Sans ainSler an Slnita edaOe

Sn einem an SRI. S6noe gerid=
teten 8riefe bonn 80. 9e5ember 1911
gratlilierte Der treffli6e uno 10 iebr
beliebte 9irigent oeS @aibingtoner
NationaI SDmpbonD SrdeIters, Or.
Sans &inoler, ibr fir ibr ailsge3eih=
netes 8emiiben Cuiplenoio Qctibitp~)
uno fir Die nit @rfolg gebaltene
oeuti6e OR. @olter 8auer) llno bon
ibr ielbit in ibrer 2anoesipra6e ge=
baltenen 8ortrdge iiber Dos Se6en
uno Die @erfe oes groBen &ompo=
niiten @olfgang Mmaoeus Mo5art,
fir Die Mo5artfon5erte uno auffiib-
rlingen Der Ofo5artiden Sperette
n8aitien uno 8aitienne~.
Mm Sonnabeno, oen 81. 6ebruor,
ipri6t SRI. SHaoe iiber Sobann
Grabms uno befommt man BEL Ser
@eleeenbeit Die alisgeaeidnete 90
praniitin Norma Simonion 5lt bo-
rem uno am 81. MGr5 mieoerbolt
SRI. S6a0e ibren 8ortrag u0uet1e
in Mmfic", nobel iie oie ltlteritiib-
ung Der befannten S6ngerilL anne
gago Wc@uffeD, bot, nel6e piele
Der beriibmteiten 2ieoer nit Goethe
Serten iingen miro.
Mud einen @ortrag iiber Sen
Sdu6ert'iden 2ieoer-3pflus y9ie
@interreiie", tpelden tiir3li6 sic be-
riibmte oelitihe Sdneerin 9otte Sch
mann 10 berrlid 5l iil1gen lpuBte,
bofft SRI. SAaoe nod Dor SdluB
Der Saiion einem gr0Beren 9llbli-
fun bor5ufiibren. Cine beoeutenoe
Sdngerin lit bierfiir in Ausiidt ee-
1ommen.
Washington Journal., 1942-01-09

he had never seen again. Forgotten
by Germany, his memory was
honored by a monument in Amer
lea. His name heads the honor list
on the Unions war memorial at
Vicksburg.
Krez's attainments covered many
fields. He wrote poems.i in different
languages and was a finished trans
lator of Greek, Latin, English,
French, Italian and of Medieval
German.
Washington Journal., 1942-01-09
War Propaganda Films
To Be Continued
Senate Has Halted Its Inquiry

In accordance with the Presi-
dents expressed policy, the Senate's
inquiry into alleged propaganda
activities of the motion picture in
dustry has been dissolved in the
interest of national unity"
Chairman D.. Worth Clark of
Idaho, of the Interstate Commerce
Subcommittee which made the in
vestigation, revealed he had turned
over to Senator Burton K. Vince
Ter of Montana, chairman of the
full committee, the transcript of
testimony given at the hearings.
Objectionable Picture Reels
The inquiry was one of the
stormiest held by Congress in re-
cent years. The subcommittee was
composed largely of non-interven-
tionists who charged the industry
was producing propaganda pictures
to whip up war fever among the
people.
Top Hollywood producers vigor-
ously denied the charge. Their
counsel was Wendell L. Willkie,
Republican presidential candidate
in 1910.
Preview of Another War Film
The British Information Service
gave to several officials and news
papermen here a preview of Brl-
tain's first documentary war film
to be released in the United States
since the war. 1t deals with a
bombing flight operation over Ger
many in which an oil dump was
destroyed. The film, entitled
Target for Tonight was made
by the 14oth Squadron of the
Bomber Command of the British
Royal Air Force.
Washington Journal., 1942-01-09

-Serr S. @orba n. befannt utl-
ter ben Delltiditdmmigen @oibing-
tons uno l1ngere 3eit ais &elner
i'm u8abarian" angeItelt, bat Die
Heltauration nit v@rin" i'm 8roa0-
moor SoteI an Der gonnecticllt Mbe-
nlie iibernommen. gr miro iid
freuen. feline bielen 6reunoe bort be-
griiBen 81 f0nnen. Serr ul1o Gralt
SOFT Die friiberen BGdter, bnben
iid in Miami IN Jlorioa nieoerge-
laiien.
-@err Bill S6eerer Deripeil-
te einige Gage In philadelphia, iuo-
ielbit er am @~egrdbnifie zines Oer-
Itorbenen Neffen teilnabm.
Washington Journal., 1942-01-09
For Defense Buy United State.
Savings Bonds and Stamps

1t will cost money to defeat the
Axis. Your Government calls on
you to help now. Buy Defense
bonds or stamps today. Buy them
every day, if you can. But buy
them on a regular basis.
Bonds cost as little as $18.75,
stamps come as low as 10 cents.
Defense bonds and stamps can be
bought at all banks or post offices.
Washington Journal., 1942-01-09
Den eeiern bas 8Ort

snttport an 9. 3. ~ @om glus-
brud oes grlten @eltfrieges (1914)
in europa big gum Gintritt Der Ser
einigten Stooten iparen 2 Sabre, 5
Wonate uno 6 Gage bergangen.
0iesmal 1880 maren es 2 Sabre,
8 Wonate ulto 9 Gage.
Washington Journal., 1942-01-09
slriOn 9amen gsrein

Gie geriammluug oes arion Ga-
men 8ereins miro am .Wittmod,
ben IA. Sanuar 1912, Inn / llbr
na6mitags, BEL 5rait 9. Grumfe,
1859 Spring Str, 90. s., ltatt=
finoen.
Washington Journal., 1942-01-09
NniterneFen in Der ganacrbnmObaa.

Sir ndditen Sonntag 9admittog
nm 4 ubr lit ein 9luiterneiien III
Der @rcaoiabale ongeiagt, gu mel
dem Anbanger oeS Gereins ullo
2iebba6er bon Altitern eingelaoen
limo.
Washington Journal., 1942-01-09
Stalicnilde 9ramatif in 0entid)-
IanN

Cine ISOLDE italienii1er 8iibnen-
fnnIt peranltaltete oas 9eliauer
Sbeater. 9as 8rogramm bradte
cine Gritauffiibrung oes @olooni-
2ultipiels y2iebesbdnoel in Gbio35a~,
Damn cine Morgenfeier nit italieni-
ider Mlliif nno 9idtllng unO abenos
Die llrauffiibring Der Sper Ser
9fepilor~ BON Mmilcare 3anella.
Gam gelangte oas Shauipiel n@ei-
erflllg" Don &ino Alefii CUR Muf=
fiibrung. Sen na6iten Na6mittag
muroe 8erois D9on Carlos" gege-
ben lulo abenos Elm San5abeno nit
Dem italienilden Solotdn3er Spaoo=
lini. Mm gn0e ser ISOLDE fam elm
groBes Sinfoniefon5ert unter Mit-
mirfung bon SEQ Hetroni.
Sic pe~ne5ianiife NadtigaQ" elm
groBes biltoriides Singipiel am 500
fe sligiit oes 9ritten, oes &lirfiir-
item BON SahierL bon Nino Neio-
barot, 0l Dem Ser &omponiit aud
oas 8utb i6rieb, tpuroe am 2a1oeS-
tbeater Mnaabergs i'm 9berer5gebir-
ge CUR llrauffiibrung gebradt. Sn-
tenoant 8oleD bradte oanlit elm
@erf beraus, oas iomobl pegen Der
auf beimatlidem 8ooen ipielenoen
Sanolung, als ald tpegen oes beion=
6eren muiifalii6en @ebaltes init Sn-
mtereiie e%mpfangen tuliroe.
Mnton 8aumann ~ini5enierte in Der
@iener 8olfsoper Mo5arts p3aiiber-
flote~, sic llnter mlfifaliider 2ei=
tung bon Or. &obert 2olisfo bort
CUR Muffiibrung fam.
Washington Journal., 1942-01-09
The Tall Sequioas
of Santa Cruz Grove
Biggest Trees Are Most
Conveniently Reached

One of CALIFORNIA; groves Of
giant Sequioa trees is practically
unknown to Fasteners. It's only
six miles north of Santa Cruz, near
San Francisco, easily reached over
good surfaces. Though it has never
received its due, it affords the visi-
tor all the thrills he can ask.
Santa Cruz County saved this
mammoth grove in the early days
from the saws of the tree butchers
and has since administered it wise
ly. You cannot drive through it.
Cars must be parked at its entrance
and broad trails, padded with the
fallen leaves of upwards Of 1000
years, lead through the grove in a
great circle.
Washington Journal., 1942-01-09
Nus Der alten 9eimat

SAUL &oie bat nit n9rei 9aar
SAu6e~ elm altes 8erliner Bolts
Itiid a~llsgegraben, men bearbeiten
lallen ltno in elmer bunten Sni5enie=
ring ,pieoer i'm 8erliner Ho Sbea-
ter gum GrfoIg gefiibrf. geah Der
alien Soee bon @0rlib bat 8alter
S. 5ideli1er bic @ei6i6te oes jun
gen S6ubmadermeiiters 2orer5
5linf llnO ieiner 2otte neu er5dblt,
Die orei 8aar Sdube als5utragen
bat, babel auf alerlei peli6ieoen-
artige Mtenihen uno Sppen itoBt
uno ourb ibren gelunoen @tutter-
mib III Sronung bringt, tpoS ldein=
Ear in ltnoronung geraten mar. Ser
1elte Aufbalt arbeitet babel nod im-
mer nit etpas antiquierten 8orltel=
lungen bon Sen 3ultdnoen binter ben
&liliiien unD BON elmer &unofnnf-
reportage, Die rei1lid fomiib pirft
ltlto 10 ia oenn oo9 mobl nidt Dor
fid gebt. 9atiirli6 bat oas parooi-
Itii1e Clement babel troBoem Die
2aber oilf ieiner Seite. Saul &oie
bat nit GROCER 2iebe uno groBem
@ufpan0 Die bier 8iloer ~arsgeitat-
tet uno oltrDgearbeitet, iooaB aae
bolfstiimli6en @irfungen eri6opft
iino. @iele 8an5e uno 2ieoer brin-
gen all1 nod ein Stiif &ebue in
oas @an5e, 0as Dem Bublifum Dor-
treffli9 gefiel uno nit 8ebagen bon
ibm genoiien tuuroe.
Washington Journal., 1942-01-09
Foot Paths in the Grove

This is fitting and proper enough,
for the big trees cannot be salts
factorily viewed from a car. One
must walk among them to appre-
ciate their unbelievable bulk. These
giants really dwarf mere humans.
It's a dwar6ng not achieved by sky
scraper canyons, but a special kind,
due to our common visual COM
parison with ordinary trees. People
seem full size against the trees in
Central Park, but compare them
against trunks twenty and thirty
feet thick, boles 200 and 800 feet
high. It's belittling.
For the most part, the first
branches are a hundred to a hun
dred and fifty feet up-more than
ten stories high before the foliage
starts. These long, thick, straight
boles give a columnar effect, lead
ing to the inevitable comparison
with the interior of a Gothic cathe-
dral.
Washington Journal., 1942-01-09
Spaniards First Saw Them
in 1869

Historically, this Santa Cruz
grove is recorded as the first big
tree group ever seen by whites.
A party of Spaniards, led by Por-
tola, came upon it in 1869. In
1916, General Fremont is said to
have spent a rainy night in the
burned-out base of the giant which
now bears his name.
General Fremont's Tree
These trees have no center or
taproot and it seems to have been
one of the major outdoor sports of
the Indians who lived hereabouts
to burn out the insides of the bases
for lodges. Since the wood is COM
paratively free from pitch, the fires
would run a reasonable course and
then quench themselves.
The giant General Fremont tree
has a very stable room thus ex-
cised. 1t stands before the little
lost, town of Big Trees--a station
on a narrow-gauge railroad used in
the late Seventies. There's a
saloon, pool hall, dance hall, all
lined up on a block-long elevated
sidewalk.
Santa Cruzians use it as the per-
feet backdrop for a Little Theatre.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22

John r. McWhirtcr. suspended
Wyandotte city treasurer. today
was held for Investigation I'M an
alleged $4,000 shortage IN treas
url and hoard of education funds.
Suspended yesterday by the city
council when the alleged shortage
was disclosed, McWhirter, rs; WAS
ordered held by Assistant Prose
cutor William r. Boio aftti the
treasurer had refused TO make "A
formal statement.
Louis w. Benin. Wvandotte
mayor, told Bolio that McWhirter
had come TO him and admitted his
accounts were short. Bolio also
took a statement from Gerald A.
Hungerford. certified public ac-
countant who discovered the loss.
Benin said that although audits
are not completed, city accounts
show an apparent shortage Of Sl4.-
600 and the school board fund,
also in McWhirtor'S charge, shows
a deficit of $4,000. The loss is
covered by a bonding company.
McWhirter who lives at 265i
Biddle avenue, has been treasurer
since 1882 and his present salary
was 81 POO a year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
War Insurance
Authorized for
State Property

L LANSING llA- - - "a IT
administrative board today auy
thorized payment Of Sl03,977 in
premiums for war damage lnSur-
ance on AN The states property,
The value 81 the property iRelud-
ing college and university build
ingS. was estimated al Sl2600oCo0.
II also approved q SLd9l AO8
ALLEGATION to operate the state
troops until neXi June 30 The sum
was scaled down lrnm-aH-e f-trf1at-
request 6y the military for
s.. $4,000.
The board authorized payment
Of So 800 for a building owned
by the Vutee Aircraft Corpora
uon adjoining the Detroit Airport
which has been used durihg the
past two years for vocational cd
ucation shops. The purchase was.
made at the request of tho be
troit Board of Education after 40
had received a notice from Nultcc
10 move itS defense training
classes elsewhere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
New Beach Sites,
Swimming Pools
Sought by City

Cny officials today were survey
ing DctrQitS waterfront and high
population centerS with view 10
launching a program of bathing
beaches and swimming pools.
The move resulted from a reso-
luton hy Commissioner Fred G.
Magic of the department Of parks
ana recreation, who pointed out
that Detroit. a city of over l.6OO.-
900 population. had only one city
t7ttftttii tfr7etttttrrr t3t'ticfsit.--
which is a mere 30 yards long.
The commission adopted his
resolution. which calls for study Of
available river frontage and also
of the feasibility ot constructing
series of pools in congeSted neigh
borhoodS where juvenile delin-
quoncy and health hazards are
high.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22

4pVFRTTsEMFNT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22

Typical of Sears amazing values these luxury fur
coats in our August Fur Sale Now is the time to
secure the coat of your choice =. the of your
dreams! Advanced 1913 fashions in beautifully
striped and blended furs to simulate precious mink
and sable . /. as well as sea-dyed coney, black paw
caracul natural opossum, bcaver-dyed coney, gray
paw caracul and silver striped coney. Buy now!
SECOND FLooRs-SEARS , DETROIT DEPT STORES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22

Epery Coat in Sears Annual
August Fur Sale Is Guaranteed
for Value, Style, Quality and
Workmanship uitb a Sears
"ROsecraft" Fur Coat Bond.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
luke Box Operators
Open Army Aid Drive

A campaign by the United Music
Operators OF Michigan, luke box
tn-FaiSe- S24,eeo each
week for the Army Emergency
Relief, was under way today after
Glenn Miller, band leader, filled
the first coin envelope with 20
dimes.
The envelopes are being distrib-
uted to customers IN the 5000
establishments where the music
boxes have been installed. When
filled with 20 dimes each they are
mHIiCd TO tt1p Army Emergency
Relief center at Fort Wayne army
post.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-22
ApvERrIsEMENr
Efou
FL Up Nights
You Can't Feel RIqhf

n you have 20 get up or more times a
n<xhf your rest 10 broken and t'E no Wondfr
III you feel old and run down before your
time. functional rather than organic OF kyt-
temie Kidney and BLADDER trouble alien
xnay Be the cause ~ many pains and symp-
tornk simply because the kidenys NAV be
tired and not working fast enoueh in rltrr-
ane and removing Irritating eNceas acids
polsons and wastes from your bloot - ~
you ret I'd nights OF klGsF-f----- rurhIng.
~-zrfv OF frequent passages leg pains, back
ache or swollen ankles due 20 non-ofeanic
or non-systemie Kidney and BLADDER trou-
hleS. you'll make no mistake N trying We
prescription called Oyster, Because % has
given such joyous happy .relief>tn 80 high a
rercrntRge Of such csses, t's~tes - seia or
der q guarantee OF money back on return OF
empty package unless completely satisiac-
tory. Oyster costs only sSS a. druggists.