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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21
Erickson Memorial
Gives $3.50 for CD

The Lief Erickson Memorial
committee presented Mayor Harry
p. Cain with a $3.50 check. Thurs
day. to be used for civilian defense
purposes. Magnus Freeman. presi-
dent of the group announced that
money was the net profit Of pro-
gram held Oct. 10th.
Officers Of the group include
Magnus Freeman. Nick Nielsen
and Mrs. Christ Jorgensen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21

funds. or q special session Of the
legislature could be called.
The federal government Is OBJ
ligated to supply arms. equipment
and clothing for the state guard.
but has been able to provide only
a limited quantity to date.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21

HliCcfs VI TIC krDup lnCiuuc
Magnus Freeman. Nick Nielsen
and Mrs. Christ Jorgensen.
Lodges and Societies
Masonic * Notice.
SCOTTISH RITE
REUNION
NOW
DESTINY LODGE No. 1877
SPECIAL communication Monday.
November 2S. 7:S0 y. m. Conferring
third degree. Visitors welcome. Re-
frcshments. Lynn l Mills. w. M.
EAST TACOMA No. 30, I. o. o. p
Open meeting. Friday, . .. m.
Special program. Refreshments.
Funeral Directors
MOUNTAIN VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK
Mortuary - Crematory - Cemetery
stsllaeoom Boulevard - LA 2ies
81 Years in Tacoma
O. o. MELI.INoER FUNERAL HOME
$40 Tscoma Avenue, BROADWAY s2oe
TuELL FUNERAL HOME
The Chapel OF the chimss
SIXTH Ave. az Trafton Main oeoo
PIPER FUNERAL HOME
s<so So. Puget sound GA e45o
BUcKLEY-KNo co.
racomA Ave. At SO: LIST sk 1loe
-. CASSIDY 3 alley ,.o,
@. o. LYNN co-Distinctivs Service
7i7-le Tacoma Ave. Main 17So
THroDoRH oAPFNEY NoRTuARY
so. 10th and Yakima BR 34l<
SO. TACOMA UNDERTAKING co.
storlie 5o36 30. Tac. way. GA llzz
Personals
ANDERs DAUM: DAMN
INFORMATION desired concerning
Anders Daum or Damn. formerly
OF Albert Lee, MINI. last heard OF
In Canada IN 1918. Born In veerst.
Denmark about 1895. Fathers
name. Jorsan Daum. Relative de-
sires to contact him at once. P-i
Times
CHRONIC AILMENTS
NEURITEs. bowel trouble, kidney and
nervous cases. 80 years experience.
Consultations free
DR. S. A. AMBROSE
Sani-Practic Physician
4os Rust Bldg. Tacoma Main 4oes
BIRTH certificate service. u. 8. and
foreign. Records searched. Mark
Bartlett. Notary Public. 62s No.
Prospect Ma e247. after .. m.
LADIES-we specialize In reducing.
steam and mineral baths; Swedish
massage. Evenings. eoi-o2 Fidelity
building.
THE VILLAGE DREssMAKER
make TO measure. oil South 18th.
DANCING LEs ss.,,s ss ss,,. TAP
Eovfkoff. t7e Bdvy- Tues. Main 1889
EsTHER's sHoPPE 1914 SO. 18th.
Hosiery. lingerie. dresses. Xmas cards
SAVE 2o% on your life Insurance
through Geo. d Poe a Co
Special Notices
WELDERS DANCE
NORMANNA HALL. So. 18th a X
Saturday. Nov. Fl. Q p. NIL a. m.
EVERYONE WELCOME
ADM. xl.00-LADIES FREE
I WILL NOT be responsible for debts
contracted by persons other than
myself. GSigned) Arthur Z. Gagnop.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21
BUILDING PERMITS

The cambridge Corporation APP
piled for six building permits FRI
day. The homes. 10 cost $500
each. win be erected at 2ole Es-
saith. 1887 Ea. 3oth and on the
1000 block on Ea- Wright ave.
o. R. Tucker obtained permits
to build two residences costing
81 500 each The homes viii be
built at ala and 4l6 So. 64th 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-21

(o0ooAt1one oourse.v norr1ii. Lynch.
1870. Rennee = Deans. Washington
1edo- Demner. Nev York etock
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-09
Straininc at a Gnat

Free zpeee. always ho- been and
always vii. be u OF the toundu-.
toms 1T free government, and We are
u.s. .t'utIE =. tttor Of il rs any one
Blu. ..ate aae events and occasions
In '..e. d. &af that should not m
med .te.F become pubIte hn9"ledge
Hnd 4.l such things II would seem
that movement OF a huse convoy ol
7''o -e'-. ."1pieioehi~ Oh war am" sup
.n. O.. IN general would De one.
N. o-e can say III what
damage may come 70 'te !"'l9 p''8oe
"' American ~AfPa across the -'"O--
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-09
NOTICE OF

An advance bid having been made
upon the property hereinafter set
out, and under and by virtue of on
doris of the Clerk Of Superior Cour.
Of Vance County, North Car
lima. in the Special Proceeding TN
tiled Cleo Johnson and husband
William Johnson, VS.. Lucy Allen
Widow of Thomas J. Allen, Robt.
Allen and Wife, Annie Bell Allen,
Emma Burton and husband, ULYSSES
tie Allen, Lizzie Wright and husband
George Wright, Eddie Allen and hus-
band, Lou Allen, David Allen, I'm
married, Johnnie Allen and wife,
Helen Allen, James Allen and Wife.
Nora Alien. Hattie Williams and hus-
band, Joseph Williams, Bertha Allen
and husband, James Allen, JOSEPH
Allen and Wife, Sarah Allen,' which
Special Proceeding is docketed il the
office of the said Clerk, and by au-
thority Of the said orders, the under
signed Commissioner viii again offer
for sale at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash, at the Courthouse
door in Henderson, North Carolina,
at 1900, Noon, War Time, on Wed
nosday, March Is, 1912, the follow
ing described real estate:
All that certain tract of land con-
tanning 100 acres, more u less,
SHOWN as T. J, Allen place in Hen
ierson Township, Vance County,
State of North Carolina, located
1bout seven miles West of Henderson
N what is known as the old Will
liamsboro Road. bounded on the
North by the lands of Dick Young,
on the East by the lands OF the Mar
stOn Estate, OF the South by the
lands of c. W. Harris, l.. w. Wilker-
son and f. II, Brame, and on the
West by the Public road. Described
further as follows:
Beginning at Twin Black Jacks on
the edge Of the public road in f. II.
Brame's line and run thence with
the public road North 10 degrees 80
min. East "a l-2 poles to a stake.
thence continuing with said Public
Road North T deg. East SO poles to
a stake in Dick Young's line; thence
three courses with Dick YOung's line
as follows, East 80 poles to a stake,
North s deg. East % poles to a Sour
wood, North SO degrees East II
poles to a rock: thence with the line
of the Marston Estate South 10 deg
80 min. West 96 poles to a rock;
thence West POP l-2 poles to the be-
ginning.
This is the same land conveyed to
Thomas j.. Allen by A. J. Harris.
Commissioner. See Deed Book 60, al
page 400, in the office of the Register
Of Deeds of Vance County.
Bidding to start at 100000.
This the End day of March, 1912.
T. P. GHOLSON, Commissioner.
2-9-l6
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-09

N-"| ~. ~" - -
..gs and .-...r
za.a4. And #-T
ve.ara thar 80 =. ..n
4H. -.... .-..,.r ..
r..er.. .. hmm r-#-0.-
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A.g..r
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-09
WANT ADS
Get Results

OUR DRY CLEANING METHODS
bung back new lie and color TO
your old garments and saves you
money by giving You more year in
every garment. Nunc Cleaning Co.,
1houe 31r33 Gift
FOR THE FINEST IN MEMORIALS,
see. call or Write John ". May.
phone 7l0-J. 934 Nicholas street,
Henderson, N. c. T-2J
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-09
~rjlE. .sHeV- PROFITABLE

continue to show
that ... '5e most profitable
Hto- '... .a.# 4a5~a for farmers on
the basis of Investment, says L. I.
Case og Y. c. State College.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-09

One hing the Russians hive
proved cencIa-lr.y .:Hc Nuz. ual
lacalnc does have Cd reverse gear.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-09

80 u Lr. common sense dictate
q course Of secrecy at least until IL,
danger Is over.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-09

CLOSE OUT SALE - 10 PER CENT
discount on large orders. Fixtures
also for sale. towards Cash
Grocery. Zo-'I
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-09

COTS ARMY COTS, FOLDING
cots-eVery type Of cots. See these
and compare prices before you
buy. Adams-Richards Furniture
Co. Git
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-09

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re-
pair work. Motor sales Co.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-09

>N.N +A4MH4l-4f4..
Department, Citizens Bsn,
Trust Company. N q
WANTED MIDDLE AGED gIxgf-
man 10 work in r..ut.,
Write Man" care Da.ly psa5,+S'
a-&-1I
OWNERS OF GOOD pROpffT-c
are mutual insurance blycr. ~
benefit hy sound insurance ~
ucI"nt service and substantial 4.
NIdendS year after year av gr.r~
ing with Gates Insurance Agency
l4tf
EVERY BEAUTY SERVICE-u16-
ern Shop-hNpeucnced operators
Centrally located. Phone 28a f9T
appointment. Br.dgcrs Ecalify
Shop, oven Parker's Drug store.
2s-tf
WANTED TO BUN: TWO SNAIL.
antique sofas or love seats. Plea
address antiques care Di-uarc1.
6-3t.
PREPARE NOW. OUR DEFENSE
"9|-''.' ."'H 'iiu mos
~ %'i pI"'o'' YOU fanny
- 5'" s''NN al -
U-lei, 7''> "'"1I" SNItoi' "ste,
sllt'il u23i 3 ana screen hardware
Watkins. 81,
o., -,
SlLOlALlLE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re-
moi, u,orL No+o, ~.I.. =.
pan "oih. NiOlOl SdleS 20.
hLi'o" am Fly AND FEMALE
,''lti '""N "P "l lily Pi@Co IaIeh
= o"''oi can sol same p% paying
t3l Keep ana n"I "I. d'h1 /.
Peg}dm, fodte =. henderson,. -!
fOh OFFICE 9UfILItS AND
equiph.eht us AlIoFo 5: complete
STOCK 10 III your heetS AlIoEds
Printing and Office Supply CO.
i + lNflFNISttE2
apartment 'uF l'l'.. WED iaf e.et-
TIC stove. > y. Mayo, 25i high
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-09

FOR OFFICE SUPPLIES AND
equipment, its Affords. Complete
stock 10 fill your needs. Affords
Printing and Office Supply CO.
Phone 81. 26tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-09

WANTED: MAN AND WIFE 10
work on farm. Pay part money ana
part crop. George l.. Edwards
henderson route 4 jay
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-09
WANT ADS
Get Results

S EE US ABOUT TNCRF5Sf<c
your lire insurance to co~ltr.LTgNar
property valuation due 10 DIS.
IN requirements costs. Ir,I1.,N
Department, Citizens Bar.
Trust Company. On Y
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-09

TWO PLACES TO SERVE YOU
Hill Top No, >, Raleigh Road, ana
Greyhound Soda Shop at Bus Sta
ton. Real Pig Barbecue, and best
Brunswick stew. Red Taylor. 29-ll
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-09
Truck Blast
Toll To Six

Continued from Page Ona)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-09
Violent Death Toll
In State at High Mark

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
COMMITTEE NAMED

a committee has been named
consisting of chemical experts and
those familiar with public utilities.
The first aides of this group are
the $4,000 air raid wardens. who
have been given instruction on
what 10 do and what not 10 do in
such cases and instruction on the
various kinds of poison gases of
winch there are seven varieties
mustard, lewisite. phosgene, chic
rine, chloropicrin, tear gas and
sneeZe gases.
Ii has been impossible TO obtain
gas macks and other equipment
10 combat such attacks, but this
need is expected 20 be taken care
efby- the-army- aathnrities-saan.
DR.. c. X. Banks of the Detroit
section of American Chemical
Society, who is member Of the
gas defense and deeentaminatieH
committee, OCD, and connected
with the Participants Co, has
that some sort Of a
special gas attack warning be
agreed upon such as the wardens
going about the streets with high
powered wooden rattles or some
similar device.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
July TireQuotd
For State Higher

Tire. retread and tube quotas
for Michigan for July are higher
than for June, but the difference
is due TO hot weather conditions
and should not be interpreted as a
general trend. il was announced to-
day by Arthur II. Sarvis, state
OPA director.
The July tire quota for the state
is 1884, an increase OF 1,511 over
June. OF this amount 2,943 are for
passenger cars and S441 for trucks
and buses. The retread quota is
5S.022. an increase of 7.211 over
June. The tube quota is 1858, an
increase of 6,203.
Wayne County's quota Is 1903
tires, 23.370 retreads and 1894
tubes for passenger cars: 2,092
tires, 2.459 retreads and 1888 tubes
for trucks and buses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
Sees Extension


Although liquidation OF the
Civilian Conservation Corps within
II months has been voted by Con-
gress, the corps might be continued
for longer period by executive
order in the opinion of Richard
NJ. DIN, certifying agent for
Wayne County.
"Some Of the recent actions
Of the CCC do not Indicate i'm
mediate liquidation," he said to-
day. "A lot Of the boys are being
used in and around army
camps"
According to Miss Lois Tillett
director of social welfare, $40 De-
troit boys are in CCC camps a,
the present time. In April. 1910
there were 1854 youths from De-
troit in the corps-the peak enroll
ment for this city-she said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
Home Defense Notes:
City Preparing
For Protection
Gas Raids
Home Defense Notes:
BY KEN HALL

In its efforts TO see that De-
troit is protected against all
manner of possible enemy attacks,
the Office of Civilian Defense is
paying a great deal of attention
TO protection against poison gas
raids.
Recent charges that the NaziS
have begun 10 use gas has speeded
the preparation Of gas defenses.
Glenn c. Richards. associate CO.
ordinator of this area. said il is
more than possible" that the
enemy may attempt 10 put out OF
commission our war industries
through gas attacks on the work
ers, especially if the Axis gets
into DESPERATE straits
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
5 Draft Boards
County Send
IL Men TO Army

Eleven draftees from Wayne
County are in the ranks OF the
United States Army today
Board No. 35 sent five men Ia
top the list of five boards. Oak
land and Macomb counties did not
send any today.
Following is the list OF selec-
tees, that were indicted this
morning at the Fort street rail-
Aroad station.
~ The list:
LOCAL BOARD No.
twAlter J. Niewiadomski, 1857 Hancock.
LOCAL BOARD NO. 20
walter S. Przspiors. 1885 Roosevelt.
LOCAL BOARD No. 80
Raymond C. Mayrend. 1855 Elmhurst.
NPrancis r. Lyons 1855 webb.
Jack Marchetti. 9l23 Burnett
Howard G. Burt. 1920 Cortland.
Kenneth staab. 1877 Quincy.
V>'a LOCAL BOARD No. a.
Edward Jaje. s2ss Vaughan
Nolan e. Disbrpw. si04 Sussex.
Grant n. Woodfod.
OF LOCAL BOARD or TRANsFER
Arthur Quick. 3545 Garfield.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
Obituaries
Robert Worthington
Funeral SET for Former
BUILDING Contractor

Funeral services for Robert
Worthington. former building con-
tractor, will be held tomorrow at
! p. m. from the John w. Nancy
funeral home. 4763 Lincoln avenue,
with burial in Grandlawn Gene
terry.
Mr.. Worthington, so, died in
Shirley Hospital after a three
weeks illness.
Survivors include his wife.
Jessie and two stepsonS, Pvt. AL
bert Paul, who is serving with the
army in Ireland. and Pvt Fred
Paul. who is serving in Alaska.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
DEATHS

Lowell Holmes. 77H wslbridge. 80.
clarence Walker. 5is Second, 81.
FRED Rice SIS Hendrie ST.
James Arthur voeler. 1850 Hav.rh1I. q
Joseph Plaxton, 1896 La Sale bouls.
NJ winona Drake. 4o5 Hague. 81.
George Andrews, 1882 Parkside. 80.
Edwin X. Creevy, 1921 Mitchell, go
John Morris. 1884 Brush, TO-
Roosevelt Danley. 20i5 Bryant. ~.
louis kaplan. 1880 Genesee So
Ellen Edwards, 1856 Maple a.
Harry Mcconnell. 27O2 Antietarn. IS.
Robert Yates. 1915 Frederick 50.
PANEL Radswion. 554o Hamilton. I.
Stanley -. Miner. 1905 East Jefferson, a..
Rosa Howard, SO HedbuD. 81
Emma Lee Thomas. $50 Leicester court az
John n. Dixon. $500 Riopelle. ~.
Augusta YOst. 1886 Weyer, ST.
Rudolph Pletz. 1891 kercheVai. IS.
Charlotte Thompkns, 1925 Delmar co.
Nancy a. Tolsdorf, $500 Military. Q months
ss5 200 200 w Kssd9 eb s ,o
Michael Polischuk. i2Os Mayberry Grand,
Mary z. Ashs. 2o7s2 Parkside. 81.
Fred Parks. s367 stanford a.
Frank Gurskey. 1914 Cippert. 61
Ma, thew J. Mccain. ii7i West boulevard.
Helen NJ Dorsis. 1892 Fiorenc.. a..
Lenors n. FRIEDMAN. 1923 West Euclid. 30.
George y Ia Boo $3.50 LAM. 81
Mary Elizabeth Rose i222 Magnolis, 70.
John J. cooney. 2iIf3 FenksIi. s5.
Alexander McKinnon fsfi Lenox, 50.
John sheldon. 2t3 Ashland. -.
Patrick Moran, iis17 Eddie, 80
Joe II yelling. 1898 Mead, Desrborn. a.. 2
George Tellecz 2ois csrheld. 5s
Catherine r. LOthamer 1890 AlhiOn, -.
Mary Bochatyn if025 Liberal. 81
Andrew J Jackson. ss3s Crimson 70
Robert Gail Morrow. i2s55 Meyers road. ~.
So
Andrew u Moore. 1850 sov,hssla road.
IL
Tom mccullough 7it7 Cess So
Icisra Lsyman. ISL Van Dyke, wsshingtoa.
As
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
Bulls Sue U. S. on Taxes

Three members of the late
Arthur H. Bulls family today
filed suit against the government,
seeking return of 81 800 in alleged
excess income taxes. Mrs. Bull
and her two sons, G. Henry and
Arthur II. Jr., of Crosse Pointe
Farms. charge levies against in
surance income in 1861 which
they contend was not taxable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
Woman Fatally Hurt
In S(uffIe With Son

60 A post mortem will be per-
formed on the body Of Mrs. Marie
Hetsler. 40, OF 257S Third avenue,
who died today two hours after
she fell and struck her head
against a radio while having a
friendly scuffle with her son
Harvey. II.
> Lieut.. Harry Gaide Of the police
ti1on1iciic squad, safd that The dee
aor who treated Mrs. Hetsler after
her fall and closed a head lacera-
ton with five stitches said the
woman appeared TO have been
drinking. A second son, Eugene.
-. and his wife we're present
hen the scufflp occurred.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
DIVORCES

Sophia Klask from TheofiI.
Lora Goodman from lrvy.
Mary Gates from Hugh.
Evelyn Patton from Hugh
Doris Keller from Robert.
Blanche Scott from Thomas
Adrienne Dodge from William.
sallie Wilson from Paul.
Pearl Dunn from Roy.
Martha Algeo from John.
Moreno Pearson from Grafton.
Clayton George from Nicholas.
Leona Smith from Thomas.
Mildred Freigberger from Harry.
Pete Maiorana from Bernice,
Anna Setera from Frank.
Arthur Whalen from Helen.
Nell Warren from Arch
verna Sandal from Donald.
Eleanor King from Clement.
Mary Lemerand from Oliver.
George Fees from Ruby.
Loretta c. Schmidt from Henry.
Mary Nsrkoski from Joseph.
Mary Howe from Paul Laverne.
Cashmere Kustecki from John.
Grover c. Joyner from Ulma.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
Query Center
Official War information
Bureau at Library

The answers to questions that
are puzzling Detroit residents re-
garding wartime regulations will
be available today when the new
official war information center is
opened in the downtown library,
Gratiot avenue and Farmer street,
Glenn c. Richards. director of the
local Office of Civilian Defense,
announced.
People with questions may call
IN person or telephone Columbia
1855. The hours are Q a. m. TO 9
p. m. daily, except Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
4-Hour Strike Ended
AT GIN Diesel Plant

Production at the Diesel engine
plant of the General Motors Cor
poration was back 10 normal today
following a four-hour strike OF
1,500 workers.
The men walked out Of the
plant yesterday morning following
a dispute over an umpire's deci-
sion, company spokesman said.
They voted 10 retu~n on the after
noon shift after they had been
requested 10 do so by r. j.
Thomas. UAW-CIO president, and
Richard T. Leonard, regional di-
rector of the JAW.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Nlck hulNcnak, %. Audrey klckett
William Mack Mcdonnell, 20; Betty Jane
Miller. 81
Raymond Louis Augustine "a; Regina Joan
NysZka, %.
Francis P. Keller, rs: Elizabeth J. Trotter,
George Clark. 81: Virginia Van zandt. 81.
Arturo Vale. % Josephine Lopez IL
John A. Wandei 2s; Helen Podina. 10
Joseph Andrzewski, "a; Genevieve Wade,
Charles coffman, %; Barbara B. Borgis.
is
Joseph cot,one. %; Doris Schroeder. 10.
Bernard Hoffman. IS; Elinor Josephine
James Murphy, 90 Hazel Hazard 10.
Thurman Hili. %: Pauline Guest. 49,
Irwin Eugene Rich. 10; Shirley J. Byrd, IS.
Fred Bleibtrey, So Halle Lanstra. As.
John slmons Owens, 40; Phyllis Mae Wal
ton. 81.
william coury. 20: Geraldine Aleck. Is.
Joseph Fantore. rs; Rose A. Pres,ininzi. 20.
Howard T. Gorueau, IL; Florence Harrison,
John Joseph Maher Jr., 20; Mary p. Wynn.
20.
Robert Leroy. 2I Helen d. Foy. 21.
leonard r. Beljan. %; Frances NJ. LoiselIe.
Allen weinstein 81; Anna Disner 81.
James A. wettisufer. so; Miriam Eldred,
Joseph osip. 2s. Mary Podeszwik, 2s
Miller A. Moore. is; Mildred Tarrant Is.
Howard s. Taylor, So Gladys L. Rohrbach.
43.
LOUIS stapels %: Lillian Crates. is.
Harry h Hagerty 81. Anna Orlowski rs.
Henderson 3. Brandon, 81. Martha Lind
say. 55
Peter J Rudish "a; Donna Wagner. 10.
Russell Hanson, 20; Marietta link. 36.
Emil Therrien. as. Gladys Hill. SO.
Ralph Johnson. rs Mary Walker, 20
Alan 3. Campbell 81 Audrey c. Trout. -.
James A. Harper. So Myrtle stepp so.
John uminskL 25: Leona NJ, Hylenski. 81.
Bronislaw Alexander Makulski. 40: Eva X.
Fitzpatrick, a.
Constantine Psars, a.; Jennie NJ. Andraka
81
.Alphonse NJ witkowski. "a; Veronica II.
Michalewicz. %.
Henry II. Parrish Jr, Is; Norma L. Rus
sell is.
samuel Wellington, %; Frances Lunder.
man. II.
Patrick a. Buckley. ~: NJ. Dorothy Jones
Frank b Hoyt. "a Nora Hall, so,
VIM. Philip Christ. Al; Doritha Mae John
son. 80
Chester J. Jaskowsk, "a; Helen Martha
Nasierowski. 10.
Charles F. Purdy. 90 Lena Larsen. 80.
stewart Gillespie. 30; Mary Lorraine Magaw.
a.
Damon Brown. u: Betty MCGEE. II.
Paul IvsnCsiCs. So Anzelna Prayner. ~
Clarence W. Brown. rs; Elizabeth C.
Thiede is
Percy A. Race. IS: Ellen Ada Mayne. q.
Joseph Tunnicine 40: Murel Macleod 80.
Alex Maleski 81. Geraldine Henderson 20
Lemoine c. Maxwell 20, Sarah NJ. Pro-
vonche. 81.
George r. Martens, IS Mildred NJ. Rudy,
II
Roland Ballard, e5 Hattie johnson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
MENTION OF MISSION
SEEN ON ROOF

Passersby who saw the former
diplomats death fall said they
watched him, clad only in pajamas,
skirting his way about the steeples
on the roof shortly before the
plunge into an excavation on fash
ionable Riverside drive. He had
lived with his wife and daughter
on the third fioor Of the building,
the palatial former Guggenheim
mansion.
When General -Dlugos-
zowski was in Detroit his daughter
was attending school in New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
Drink Saga
Driver Keeps Going After
He Gets in Garage

Here is what William Hopp of
5557 Joseph Campau avenue did
at l a. m. today all on a few
drinks and a sleepy feeling:
RE drove through the open doors
of his garage, then through the
back wall. across a 10-foot alley,
through the rear wall and closed
doors of a garage belonging TO
Adam Michalski Of 1854 Grandy
avenue, and finally stopped against
MichalSki's rear porch. His car
was badly damaged.
Police gave Hopp a reckless
driving ticket.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
Mrs. Helen Henry
Funeral Services 10 Be
at II a. M. tomorrow

Funeral services will be held at
II a. m. tomorrow in the Charles
T. Cole Funeral Home 457 East
Vernon highway. for Mrs. Helen
Henry. 80. of pa Watson street.
who died yesterday in Trinity Hos
pital.
Mrs. Henry was born in St.
Paul. Mimi, and had been a resi-
dent of Detroit for 20 years. She
leaves her husband, Thomas c.
Henry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BIRTHS

Elizabeth Pearson, 5000 Greedy.
yarmain Patton. Ferndale.
Marie Robinson, 1855 Defer place.
Anne Rychiicki, 1928 Junction.
Josephine sepink. l093e Mack.
Audrey nI suor. e7z Lincoln road. Crosse
Elva Stevens. Birmingham.
Mildred Slocum, Exeter.
Ida Sanders, 1922 Birwood.
Jessie Smith, 1430 Clay.
Willie Smith. 1884 Maple.
Florence Steele, 511O Twenty-fourth.
Christine Smith. 3s40 Sylvan.
Mildred Smith. 1883 Westmoreland.
Dorothy Turner. e46 Superior.
Frances Taylor. 20617 Charlestown.
Frances Toscano, e2ss Martindale.
Barbara Todd, 1412s Glastonbury.
Wardry Watkins, 1881 Lincoln Highland
Park.
Minnie Whitehead. 1887 Monroe.
Ruby Williams, 1880 Chene ttwinsl.
Anna Wegmann. 1919 stansbury,
Julia Wadzinski, 6e10 Burwell.
Jean Zembrzycki, 4s01 Mitchell.