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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
MARRIAGES-BIR S-DEATHS-DIVORCES
DEATHS

Frank Emmons. ga Gladstone, 81
Sara A. Fitzgerald, 351s West Euclid. rs
Emmett Mullen. sos3 Meclellsnd: "a.
Allan Passy, soii Grand River. 81.
Mary BARLEY, 1927 Radcliffe. "a
Howard H. oswslt. 1911 Woodward. AZ.
Mabel Kaiser. issls Orleans; 81
A .nr p Pe.roi 1901 s.nti.T ~ 40
Joseph IEstt. 1878 Woodbine. rs
Anna storDhafer. 47t5 Twenty third. 50
Flora Darfin. i3544 St Aubin, 30
Ls st Higgins; 500 Vest Ws.tmisstsr' ~
Rose Mary Schultz, 1725 Buttenut, II.
Charles stork sr.. 12i33 East Warren, 81
Rose rhImm, 1901 East Hancock, 81.
I R!oI koT ns.x 'oo ss, k sDrSI., a.
Carl Thompson, strathmore Hotel, 81.
william N Grain. 1897 hullett. 81.
Harry !. Brown. 500 Lemon. rs.
Malvsns Ann LsPers, i3s Leroy, RiVsI
Anna bsx. IT'S East Montana. a.
Eva Budman, 2e25 Monterey, 81
sara X. williams. $40 East Jefferson, IS
Al B. I hostrom. 1880 Taylor 81
hoy Hing. 1889 Third. so.
Nancy Mitchell, 22i5 st. Aubin, 90.
Devora sharon Lobermsn. 726e Taylor. g
sophia Derecryk. 214o csnir, Hsmtramck
sadi. A. Ruff s34s Vernon Hy.. East. So
Andrew Eugene hontrsuil, ito7 Mari
borough, 81.
John sliarski, Bertha Fisher Home, 6s.
George Lamoursux. 1899 Ilene, 10.
Joseph Narinen. 4s44 Garland, 49,
John Vent, e345 Home, 10.
sherschel Short, 1892 Pierson, as
Walter y. Blarsk, 372o East Palmer,
months.
Henry Groesbeck, 1850 southheld, 81.
Anna q. sabb. t753 Fourteenth, IS.
William q. Breitmeyer Jr., 1880 Parker
IL.
Norman Jackman. $500 Lycsste, 81
william Charles KinietE. Iapeer, Mich, II
Chester Arthur Peck. 1922 Ash. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
Gas Firm Sold
To indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, March
N.-Stockholders OF the Indian
apolis Gas Company at a special
meeting approved sale of the COM
pany's property to the city of In
dianapolis under the recently Of
fered terms Of the city.
The vote was taken by roll call
with the final tally showing 81, 1926
shares in favor and 10 shares
against. There are 10000 shares
outstanding. The Indiana state
law requires a vote of not less
than Is per cent OF the stock for
approval. OF sale of utility
property. Today's vote represents
80 per cent of the total stock.
Approval is now needed by the
city council and the Indiana Pub
lie Service Commission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
TRUTH IN DREAM :
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses were issued to:
George {. Little, %; Mary N. storeh. 70
Roy sharp So Emma Krebsbaeh, ~
Joseph O'Connor, y; Matilda ViaEabko, 10.
CLAIRE Kittelson. q. Billie Boehm. ~
Antonio AMIGO. ~. Vita cAstigltone, u.
Clarence Prangs. 40, Helen n, Lomosrdo,
Lewis I.u,ss %: Helen Parker, 70.
Joseph r. Ferrara. 20. Bertha ". Hsgadou,
John N. Riordsn Jr.. ~ Alta L steward.
Leslie wner. -: Lucnl. Bsughan. "a.
Dewitt Nixon, 81 Lnla NJ Ysrecrough. 70,
Robert c Roth, % Iona Mcknight, 10.
Mitchell sienicki. rs: Violet Stacey, 7e.
Charles r. Gross. "a Geraldine Thieds, 10
JAY II Arnold. 40; Edith N. currier, ~.
OVID +. Cavanaugh, 81; Eta II. Warner
Edward GliucIynski. IL; Helen cissIslsks
Paul Drummer. al; virginia s,.ink.. 70. .
Alfred stern ~ Gertrude BsreLdivin, rs
Elmer Psschal. as oneida A. GoetL, a..
Richard A. Kator 30: Barbara V. Wsrgsr
a.
Abe Inger 90: Molle Biustein. 70.
Eugene Humen. 81, Ann r. Telenick, 10.
Harold Brooks, Il. Ellen Jensen. 10.
Norbert Budzynski, "a: Viola Gitschlag, n
Clarence Blaesing, "a: Angelina Marsh, n
Leonard Fox. 81 Aline Guindou, 10.
William Richardson II; Louise Williams
20
Adam zawiss. 20: Kath.rin. P.leshok, Is
Michael Bielec. II; Mary A. Dsnieeski, 10
Marvin Goens rs: Frances McGlnnis, 10
Jesse =. Lansing Jr.. ~; Clella J. Laverty
Victor E. shsneman. %: Marjorie Wilson
Ernest Andrzejak, 2s: Berniee Niebsuer, n
Joseph G. Bourlier. %; Dorothy Sargent. 20
Leonard Morren Fl June L. Alysrson. IL
I Fred Friday. 20; Fay Doss. is.
Alphonse Pokorskl. "a; Rita schiek. ~.
Anthony Mesner. ~: Isabelle Green. n.
Charles y. Dennis. II; Jsequeline LaPer
lame. G ,,t "a; olsdy. Ban! Banded; IL.
steve szobonyo 20: Edna Benschneider. 10
| CLYDE Clayburn. 81: Thelma Bush. 10.
William o. Ashby Jr., 2e; Grace Penrsbens
Angus, BosIo. q: Ellen Johnson, 20.
James +. Crawford. 20; Emma ID. Brown
Frank Thomas. ~; wynne BrouEhton. "a.
John NJ Lankton q Emma Turovaara, n
Edward C. Geisler, 30; Grace +. Banner
Robert ,j, L. Mayer. IS; Edna r. vrssland
10
Louis Kaplan ~: Jean wolfson. ~.
Y John r. Butler, IS: Lydia schvsller, %.
George Dauilow 10; Alice Kerwin, 10.
William Gralewski, az; Katie (zsraEl
Edward Fletcher. n: Rita J. csdr.su. IL
chancsy NJ. Reynolds, 81; Erms Accivstti
2S
Charles r. Flsherty. a.; Harriet n. Dedov
20.
Jack LovInger. "a: Helen 3. Gross. n.
Arthur O. Cook, rs; Goldie Miller. a..
Robert II. Graham, a; Marilyn A. Webb
49,
Arthur Maecarrori. Is; June Anderson, 10
Lewis J. Thompson. 30 Edna NJ Boyd, "a
Dale J. Linton, Il Geraldine Klatxke, 10
clifford Hun, 81: Mary Taylor, ~.
Edward Maly, -. Margaret Deheyer, 10
a.
cscii r Mclaughlin, So Nsln, ,. wood
| bury, 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
DIVORCES

Mildred r. Dunat from Christ.
Blanche Klavons from Alfred.
Frank Sullens from Bernice.
Edna Coberly from Norris.
Louisa Deatrick from John.
Clair Carlyle from Calvin.
Charlotte Dyer from Charles.
sydel hcGinty from Harry
Alice sutksitis from Stanley.
Grace Boston from Charles
Margaret Setback from Adam.
Daniel earle from Esther.
Wilma Williams from Jack.
Mary II. Chopp from Leo.
Mary Thompson from Osie.
Elsie Webb from Dayton.
Marie williams from Charles
Virginia Russell from Ben.
Dorothy Bangloy from Justin
Elizabeth Allen from Horace Jr.
Muriei Doyle from Robert.
Dorothy Holt from George
Mike Schneider from Dorothea.
Wayne Oliver from Margaret.
Helen willard from Charles.
Vernon K. carton from Vivian.
Vicki Otto from Arthur
Cecilia Wynn from Bruce.
Adellns Colvin from James g.
Chester Morgan from Mabel
Jesse ID. Anderson from Bridget.
Mary Ellen Mcleod from Raymond.
Pauline eEssE from George.
Howard II. Petit from Mamie Lee.
Gertrude p. Majon from Victor.
Gladys r. Sullivan from Jerry.
Alics Safes from Lester.
Lilly hstral from Nicholas,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
Metal Markets

New York and vhoIess1t nonftrrous
metal quotations supplied By Federated
Metals Division. Detroit: Spot. % per cent
tin. nominal: New York, b2 future tin, So (:
lake grade copper delivered Midwest, II ;
electrolytic spot. smelter. II; casting cop
per, 11.75; 81. Louis lead. s.3S; 81. Louis
Einc, SIS: New York antimony, 1880 |;
virgin aluminium, IS.
Copper sales. s46 tons. UDohlcially re-
ported WIPE will take 80 per cent OF
high grade and so per cent OF other grades
for Apnl's zinc pool. Export. tI1.75;
resale. 81: exchange. NO3h 70 400.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
LIST New Restrictions
On Use Of Chromium

WASHINGTON. March u
UP).-Use OF chromium has been
prohibited in the manufacture of
roofing materials, ceramics. soap
and glass. the War Production
Board announced today. At the
same time restrictions were placed
on its use in production of pig
ments, chronic acid and other
chemicals, and its use in the tan
ming of leather.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
BIRTHS

bOlH
Roys we're horn 20
Gertrude Joseph 1923 west Euclid
Shirley Jaksy. 1922 Viuewood
Dolores Klnefeltsr. ass Joseph Campsu.
Betty Knapp. 700 Delaware.
Frances Kostrzewa. 1859 Medbury.
Jeanette Kramer $50 Prents
Alsna Kiselica $500 West Vernon.
Katherine Koeppen, I2052 Corbst'
Grace Kline 1884 Military.
Phyllis Killgore Sass Schaefer Dearborn
Helen Kusak. 1881 KempA. inkster.
stelI Kelly, 1883 Fast Seventh road.
Dorothy Knabl. 572s Appoiine. Dearborn.
Viola Kenny. 7s3io Orchard Lake road.
Pennington.
Gertrude Lenichek. 1851 Bsyiis.
Iona Lasthem. 1891 Troester.
Eileen Lloggho. 2a6is Ford road, Garden
City.
Adle Les 1898 Chopin
Cecilia MacGnis, 1920 stoepsl.
Helen Miscovich, l2s3S WADE.
Blanche Morand, 43e Kitchener
Eva Melke, el37 Proctor.
Ann Marshall. 1see4 Rlyerview
Mamie Msrszalek. 4797 Twen'y-thrd.
Nettie HcLogan, 1892 nottingham.
Evelyn McAlpin. $3.50 Oregon
Mercedes Mcnamara. $40 Hosner
Ruby Nimeth $3.50 Barron.
Sophie Opelak. 1888 Otis
Veronica Pastula. 1880 Ewer'
Mary Pardun, 1853 Hart
Mary Penross, sl0 waddlngton, Birming
ham.
Mavis Rocheleau, 1885 Inkstsr Romuus
ZsIla Kappa port, 1927 Rochester (twinl.
Alma Regain. 1927 Whitaker.
Edna RAtlin, o67s Cameron.
Mary Rhodes, 1883 Perry.
Rosie Ridden, 2s7i Fast Grand boulevard
GIRLS
Girls were bonn 20:
Lillian Fink. 7221 TAYLOR.
Doris Graveline, 1871 Snowden.
Hazel Griffen, 270i7 Westland, BEDFORD
Township.
Gertrude Gendernelle. 1881 Quinn.
Kathryn Hess, 9250 Appoline:
Lillian Herrin, I2i22 North NsrtindEts.
cecilia Hojna, 1ss46 Maine.
Catherine Hamilton. 1891 Grandmont
Ruth Hoebering, 7l10 Philip.
Pauline Klenk, 5243 Third
Mildred Kerr 1855 Twenty-Fifth.
Terese Kaiosis, 1900 stoepel.
Juanita Heating, 1880 Ferdinand
Ruth Lucatch, 5000 Hanley. Hamtramck.
Rose Lstells. 63se Pennsylvania.
slrrflda Miller, 2007 Ferdinand.
Ruth Moves, eos Marston.
Lois PreetE e16o Longworth.
Helen Pawloskt, 1919 Charter. Lincoln Park
There's Pslsdino' $50, Ss2s s sss,ss,v,
clara Renusch. 1898 East Ferry.
Edna Roy, 5511 Lakepontei
viberta Res. 1885 Archdale.
Mildred sarotte, o61 East Grixdale
Catherine sariee, 1910 Maxwell
Rita suchick, 1888 Weddell, Dearborn,
sarah seIsavage, 1882 sunnyside.
Genevieve sutka, $3.50 Marion,
Margaret Smith, 13974 Warwick road
Mary schwach. ll47 81. Jean.
Geraldine Thompson, 1885 Tracey.
Anna Tomchuck 1881 Northawn.
Elizabeth dwelling. 2Of34 Lichfield
Marie Vanderpool, 1883 Berkshire. Crosse
Pointe.
Marjorie vigneau, 5aO6 Barrett.
Lois Whlpple. 227aa West Seven Mile road
Marion Wslkley, 1888 Hogarth
Fern Williams. 1862 Hunt
Catherine Glgsn. 1885 Syracuse.
Hsncy Green 23in Scotch
hartorts Gersci. 1888 Kentneld.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
Dfatt Rotlces

BICE-March "a. Albert T. Of io47 Twen-
ty-third street. Beloved husband Of LII
liam; dear father Of Percy Bics, MIS-. Ber-
nadine Stanley and Mrs. Ruby Witherell;
stepfather OF Fred, Edward and John Baily
Mrs Mae Nelson, Mrs. June Hun, Teddy.
Ruth and Raymond Baily; brother OF Mrs
Marie Leturnesu, Mrs. Dora Rich. Mrs.
Ada Lee and Mrs. Frances Donaghy; also
survived by 10 grandchildren. Funeral Fri
day 1 p. m. from Harper n Mulligan Flu.
neral Home. 1880 Hamilton.
nee Goike). March %
1912 age as. beloved wife OF Joseph, dear
sister OF Anna Pickarek. Mrs. John DertI
and Theodore J. Coke. daughter of the late
Anthony and Elizabeth Coke. Funeral Sat
urday. $50, from residence. 1892 Maxwell
avenue; 10 at ST. Thomas the Apostle
Church. lnterment Mt olivet.
PREMO-Augusta, Of 5000 Allendale; wife
of Edward, mother OF Mrs. Harry Bowen,
grandmother Of Jacquelin and Larry Bowen.
Services at Schmalzriedt Son Funeral Home,
1898 Grand River Friday At f;3o p. m.
RUssELL-March IS. at his sisters home
ala Porter avenue. -Charleh.- beloved
huband OF Camille: dear brother Of Floyd
Fox and Mrs. Gertrude Fox Of Sayre. Pa Of,
Mrs. Alfred Braman OF Newport, r. L..
Roy and Mrs Carl Sutherland Of Detroit.
Funeral service at Moran a Dun chapel.
es2s West Fort street. Saturday at .. m.
Chicago papers please copy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27

In The American Weekly,
A merica's most interesting
weekly magazine, with this
coming Sundays issue Detroit
Sunday Times, you'll find novel
QUESTIONABLE TO determine your
"accident-quotient."
For example: Do you walk
about with an open scissors in
your hand? Do you let the chill
dren play with matches? Do you
investigate gassy odors with a
match? Do you run your finger
over a knifeblade 10 see If it's
sharp?
Do you keep your floors highly
waved -
Answer the questions honestly,
You may be surprised
GLAMOUR: WAR CASUALTY
Glamour's out for the duration
IN England, at least
For there, according 20 Incz
Robb. one of Americas best known
women reporters. the glamour boys
and girls have DOTTED their night
club habits and are getting up
with the bugler 10 take their part
in about war industry
In a Enthusiastically brilliant
article, Miss Robb. who's just re-
turned from Great Britain. gives
you a vivid picture of wartime
England. with such well-known
figures as Lady Sarah Spencer
Churchill. daughter of the Duke
and Duchess OF Marlborough. who
now works daily at a drill punch
in motor assembly line.
See Miss Rebbs special article
in The American Weekly. Sunday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
BEWARE THE ENEMY.

How does the enemy menace
Americas power plants?
Science Editor Robert ID Potter.
IN an exclusive Article in The
American Weekly, this coming
Sunday. reveals how scientists
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
Arc YOU sac TO live with?

Are you safe TO live with?
We mean you the of person likely to
be mixed up accidents always falling chairs short
the OF person whom things always happenings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27

keep guard on this vital industry,
ready for the danger OF falling
bombs or sabotage.
Continuous power must be avail
able in times OF disaster. Potter
points out. and in this article you
With learn how the suppl y is
assured.
TRUTH IN DREAM
II was a myStifying killing d.
No clues No suspects
No leads ..
Then the dead mans S-year-old
daughter woke up tearfully one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
Male Help Wanted

MEN. 10 TO 30, WITH CARS FOR lrEe.
sENGER WORK; MUST HAVE GOOD
DRIVING RECORD AND TELEPHONE
AT HOME. SEE Mr.. sWARrHouTs
ROOM 206, $50 SHELBY sT.
Western Union Telegraph Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27

CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate Hstings
In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
PAINTING AND DECORATING

NORTHERN WASTE. TO $3.50 Highe
prices. Free pickup. Service, Faeto
Salvage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27
xz0eM Se41EcpD EzoQdH
BUYERS GUIDE
METAL SCREENS
METAL. RAGS, wAsTEPAPI

16-MESH bronze wire; good homes deserve
our products. Universal Weatherstrip a
Screen Co 1920 Puritan We 5-26l6-5-045O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27

ADAMS machinery wall washing. RUGl
cleaning done, YOUR home. kE. 1891
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-27

Al DECORATING: brick, concrete work
building repairing, wall washing. Drex'
7246
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15

naming dayS-came from factory
and shop employe groups.
From l37 incomplete reports Of
county schools the Junior Red
Gross drive received more than
5000
Carnations VIII be sold for 81
each. 20 be worn instead Of cus-
VomatV corSagcS, at the Crosse
Po.ntc High School senior prom
Saturday night and all proceeds
viii go 10 Red Cross.
To aid the drive in its last days,
tho R9tal Merchants Association
viii sponsor a contest beginning
next Monday for window displays
featuring the Red Cross motif.
Winners i'm three claSSifiCations-
department stores, speciality stores
and miscellaneous - viii receive
$50 IN prize money posted by an
anonymous donor.
SclfridgC Field personnel swelled
the Red Cross total with a check
for S203797 and employees of the
New York Central System added
S906 65 10 their previous gifts of
s. 6l1.
MAJOR contributions yesterday
were.
Employees Of Detroit Automobile
Club Sl75375; Motor Products
Corporation, S1,50O, PenobScot
Building tenants. Sl,467; employees
of Detroit and Ebling CreamerieS.
Sl11935; Detroit Terminal Rail
road Company employees, S1,262 80;
Borden's Farm Products employees,
81 262; Goddard and Goddard
Company and employees. Sl,25S91.
National Broach and Machine
Company and employees, S1225:
Mechanical Handling Systems, Inc,
81 600; McLouth Steel Corpora
tion and employees. S772 80; Joseph
T RyerSon and Son. Inc, and en-
ployeS, s7Ql "a; Pfaff Sash and
Door Company. $500: Detroit and
Ebling CreamerieS $500.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15

Most of the $4,000 collected
.ostcrda ay-almoSt the exact
mount needed each of the re-
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15

n Chairman EmmettF Con
noy appealed TO "each and every
n-A--.-L M annala 10 this causo
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
DEAR CUSTOMER:

In no way can we do YOU greater
service than by reminding you of
the importance of safeguarding
your health during these treacher.
Gus winter months. ,..N
There are certain household remed-
les - such as a good antiseptie
gargle, chest rub, nose drops, etc
that should be in every medicine
cabinet. But, if what appears 10 be a
simple cold or sore throat doesn't
respond Immediately TO home first
aid - CALL YOUR DOCTOR!
And remember that we az Liggett,s
are standing by ready with the
required drugs TO fill your pre-.
soription.
LlSCETr'S
REGISTERED PHARMACISTS
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
DEAR DOCTOR:

We know, by the number of pre-
scriptions we are oompounding, that
you are extremely busy these days.
January, February, March are hard
months for doctors.
As pharmacists, keenly aware Of
your tremendous responsibility, we
assure you of our Conscientious CO.
operation.
To prevent dangerous delays in the
filling of your Prescriptions, we
stock an extensive supply of special
drugs and serums as we'll as all COM
monty prescribed PharmaceuticaIs.
In this, and every way, we endeavor
10 render exceptional prescription
service.
LlGGETT'S
REGISTERED PHARMACISTS
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15

STORES IN DETROIT. FEREDALE,
ROYAL OAK. RIVER ROUGE, EcoRsE
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15

A superb tonic incorporating that
most pubhcized OF all builder-uppers
Vitamln B.-and valuable tonic IN
gradients such as bore marrow, iron,
and liver concentrate. The muscatel
wine gives II decidedly pleasant 70
take taste Rexall product.
Evening star., 1942-06-22
396,288 Pints of Blood Given
By Nation to Aid Servicemen

The American public had donated
1928 pints of blood to the Ma
tion's armed forces by June 6, plac-
ing total contributions three weeks
ahead of schedule, Chairman Nor
man H. Davis of the American Red
Cross announced today.
The amount was 1928 pints more
than the 100000 requested by the
Army and Navy for delivery by July
|. Mr.. Davis said.
Evening star., 1942-06-22

than for the corresponding period
of l941.
The total number Of accident
deaths last month, the council re-
ported, was 781, an increase Of IL
per cent compared to the number
reported in May, 1941. 1t added,
however, that most of the increase
in May, this year, resulted from
coal mining accident deaths in West
Virginia.
Two mine disasters in West Vir-
ginia accounted for 81 deaths in
that State in May. The Safety
Council said the West Virginia total
of accident deaths last month was
81, compared with 38 in May, 194l
while that States flve-month total
was 2l4, compared with l40 in the
corresponding period last year.
Evening star., 1942-06-22

ard women, laborers and bank pres
idents, housewives and college pro-
fessors-all are freely Offering their
blood in this humanitarian under
taking"
To date, 1890 900 pints of blood
have been requested by the Army
and Navy for delivery by June 80,
l943. and the Red Cross is con-
tinuing its campaign to collect the
additional amount needed to full
fill the request.
Blood collected at the l8 centers
is shipped daily in refrigerated con-
tainers to selected laboratories
where 1t is processed into dried
plasma to be used for emergency
transfusions for men in our fight
ing forces. Limited amounts of the
Evening star., 1942-06-22

Commenting on the donations,
Mr.. Davis said:
This marks the completion Of
the first step in the largest single
medical undertaking in American
history, an achievement made pos
sible by the patriotic response Of
host of American volunteers. The
collections, made at 18 blood donor
centers throughout the country, rep
resent the blood OF a cross section
of the Nations population. Men
Evening star., 1942-06-22

Of Fairfax, and a public hearing
scheduled August 5 in the office OF
Mayor John H. Rust
Mayor Rust announced that, II
adopted, the new. regulations would
become effective August Is. A maxi
mum fine of $50 is proposed with a
possible Jail sentence not to exceed
80 days.
Evening star., 1942-06-22

on graduation in 1899 and spent a
year and half at the Naval Air
Station, Pensacola, Fla. In 194l he
took a summer cruise on the u S. S.
Hopkins. He prepared for his An
napolis entrance examinations at the
Naval Academy Preparatory School,
Naval Operating Base, Norfolk, Va.
Evening star., 1942-06-22
Fatal Accidents Increase
Il Pet. in 3 States
By the Associated Press.

CHICAGO. June 22.-The Ma
tional Safety Council said today
that expanding employment and the
Increasing tempo of wartime pro-
duction were the basic factors in
the sharp increases in accident
deaths in % States for the first
five months of 1912.
The council said that in the %
States whose industrial commission
ers report to it monthly, accident
deaths from January l to June l
totaled 1855, or u per cent more
Evening star., 1942-06-22
District Seaman to Go
To Naval Academy

William Dwight Langston, U. S. NJ,
seaman, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. o.
Langston, 1901 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV, will enter the United
States Naval Academy at Annapolis
June 23
Mr.. Langston, a graduate of Gen.
tral High School, joined the Navy
Evening star., 1942-06-22
Fairfax Sets Hearing
On Kennel Bon Move

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FAIRFAX, Va. June pa pro-
posed ordinance to prohibit the op-
Grafton of commercial dog kennels
in the town without permit has
been drafted by the Town Council
Evening star., 1942-06-22

plasma have been allocated to the
Red Cross by the War Department
for use in the event of civilian dis
asters through enemy attacks on
this country.
Evening star., 1942-06-22
Choice S 4
at I \

Tvopece s-wenNe styles more! Single and double Breasted
fNebutton csngtted and beed and PePm models
ooed skirs-oI around peoted and kckpeot skis
What sale barely tored Sumner Suits thot
wordeh double duty fashion thot
looks suitable occoson ond WeIded
five SIX Of these THAT'S no"
strike evCaI ifs it Shop Md Floor
Evening star., 1942-12-08
Too Brave

When the opponents have . part
score it's good policy to compete
with them in the bidding. Other
wise they can make q game by bid
ding and making q low contract.
But certain respect must be paid
to aces and kings, even II none is
due the opponents. Without a reas-
enable amount OF high card
strength, competing for the part
score simply gives the opponents
their choice between taking a game
and doubling you. For example:
West dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
East-West. so part score.
Evening star., 1942-12-08
Lillian Cox Athey

strawberries were badly damaged.
The mole crickets must have
notified all their tribe that they
had struck it rich" when they first
found the seedbeds and later the
crops. There were 5000 acres in
Seminole County that received the
concentrated attention Of the crick-
cts. Poisoned bait and labor for the
purpose Of discouraging the crickets
and killing of many Of them cost
Seminole County about $4,000.
This item will do much to show you
why our food seems to cost 50 much.
This story, of course, can be re-
pested for many of the sections
where the mole cricket resides. He
works where he can get the most
for the least exertion, and. as he
travels underground and keeps on
going, he naturally widens his bor-
ders, or his offspring do.
Sometimes the mole cricket
reaches q length of IL inches. He
Is clad in damp-proof armor of a
seal brown shade. fine. velvety hair
coat that defies the dirt-just as
that Of the true mole does. There
are six legs: the insect is true
cricket, and the hinder four are
greatly developed. The wing covers
are small In proportion to their
bodies, and when they are unfolded