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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1942-05-28
Mrs. America
Meets The War

A stitch in time save pinning, of
course, but ladies, you'd better start
saving the pins. That common ordi-
nary household pin has a new i'm
portance today because of the War
Production Boards ban on the use of
copper and it alloys such as bronze
in many civilian articles Seems that
one third the pins manufactured in
1910 and 1911 were made with
brass, and We're told the remainder
of the country's pins were made Of
steel, and their production is limit
ed. Looks as if the pin cushion will
be almost as valued as your jewel
box.
Guard those cake cutters, ice
cube trays and manicure scissors as
if they We're of gold. For the WPB
prohibited the use of steel for more
than 400 civilian goods so it can be
used instead to make tanks, machine
guns and howitzers. This order, NJ
1876, will have quite an effect on
your way of living. Starting at Mrs
Americas front door with knockers
chimes and handles out, it will
sweep right through the house into
the kitchen, the bedroom and even
into the bath. Bathtubs are on the
forbidden steel list. Incidentally and
Ironically the order specifies that
gold and silver are the only two me-
tails which may be used as substi-
tutes for steel.
King Cotton certainly hasn't been
snubbed in the war effort. Cotton is
being used for the important bust
ness of camouflage. Sand colored
material helps in Disgusting water
fronts. Ammunition in forests can
be concealed by some of the designs
developed, and some of the others
match gravel and field. Besides its
use as camouflage cloth, cotton has
other war uses such as for sand
bags and agricultural bags. Ger
tain percentages of cotton textile
facilities have been converted to
military use.
Sugar and spice are war time
notes in the American kitchen as
we'll as in rhyme. Spices such as
black and white pepper, allspice,
nutmeg, ginger, mace and cinnamon
(cassia) have joined the sugar bowl
in "handle with care" status. The
distribution of these commodities
which season the American menu,
has been restricted Since they are
products of plants and trees grown
particularly in the spice islands of
the Indies, their future isn't too
bright. More than likely the hobby
of herb gardens will be useful
one, and ingenious homemakers will
be experimenting with seasoning
Shoppers don't forget when the
maximum price regulation went in
to effect on May 18, that charges
are fixed on individual store levels.
Consequently, one dealers charges
for the same article may be more
than that asked across the way. The
shopkeeper may charge for each ar
ticle the highest price he asked dur
ing the base period, March of this
year. After May IS, stores are re-
quired to post the ceiling price of
many representative items
O. @ ca ~ CT O. 60 o. ~
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HOSTESS TO LADIES AID

Mrs. l.. f. Rhodes will be hostess
to the Presbyterian Ladies Aid at
her home Thursday, June A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Death notires

AKNDT Aug -. 1912. Agnes wife OF
the late Emil. dear mother Of Emil SIS
ter Of Arnold LindemHuu OF san Antonio,
Tex grandmother o. Edward Funeral
service Thursday. 2 p M At residence,
1914 Hurlbut ana 2 80 p. m At Martin
Lutheran Church Mack and Pennsylvania
CAPLIs- Edward j.. August IS beloved
husband OF Josephine. dear father OF
John. Richard and Edward Jr.. brother OF
sister Mary Cyril Michael and Dennis
Caplis; grandchildren. Funeral from
Unit Funeral Home. WAYNE Mich Friday
at $50 a. m. 81. Marys Church at .
10 clock
GOLDBERG--Mary. dear mother ~ Sam
uel Mr. Jack Hook and Mrs. Jack Wolf
Nate Sexton. Jack sexton and Mrs. Thomas
MorfOrd. Remains a. Lewis Bros. Funeral
Home, 1888 John r., until Thursday -
noon. Services az Cioyerhn Park Cemetery.
Thursday. p. m
HOPP Aug IS Emil retlred police lieu
tenant dear father 81 Mrs pnrothy
Hendricks and Ear Hopp; grandfather or
seven grandchildren; brother OF William.
Funerai service Friday. ? p m. at A. II.
Peters Funeral Home, l2057 Gratioi Ave,
KELLEY Aug IT. Victor. Of l5059 Linn
hurst, beloved husband % Marie SellArs
Kelley dear father Of Patricia and Shirley;
brother Of Mrs. Ann Parker. Funeral
THURSDAY II a m. ~ A n Peters
Funeral Home. l2057 Grsti0t Ave.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Battle Creek S
Bond Sale Lays
Time. star Correspondent,

BATTLE CREEK. Aug. 10
Unless residents of Battle Creek
increase their purchases OF war
bonds and stamps within the next
two weeks. the city will fall far
-sAeft Of the geal set ny Washing
ton at $4,000, members Of the
war bond committee said today.
The city, at the two-week point
last Saturday, had purchased only
SIS, 900 worth of bonds against
the 80 per cent goal OF SPAS 5000.
AS a result employees and investors
will have TO exceed S345,000 dur
ing the next two weeks 10 attain
the goal. Last month residents
here barely made their goal, divid-
ing the purchases of $4,000 in
bonds equally between the first
and final halves OF the month. on
that basis. the city would fall
short 100000 OF its goal. the first
time the city has failed since the
beginning OF the war
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
FdVOrites Pace
Eastern ViCtors

BROOKLINE, Mass, Aug. 10
uNS).-Gardner Mulloy OF the
United States Navy and Louise
Brough OF Beverly Hills. Cal,
favoriteS in the Longwood Bowl
tennis invitational, paced the way
into the quarterfinal round today.
Ensign Mulloy, presently on fur
Tough, defeated Bob Falkenburg
Iof Hollywood. 11-9 and CD, and
then won from Art Macdonald of
Los Angeles. Ga Cd
In women'S play, Miss Brough
seeded first. raced through a
match with Mary Young of Boston
90, 60. The 19-ycar-old Cali
fornian has won eight consecutive
| tournaments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
3-Cent an Hour Raise
Granted 10 Printers

a pay increase OF 3 cents an
hour has been awarded by Arbi-
traitor Royal r. Montgomery in
the wage controversy between De
troit Typographical Union No. Is
and the Closed Shop Printer-Em-
ployerS (book and job shopS) OF
Detroit. il was announced today
Montgomery. who is professor
of economics at Cornell University.
was appointed TO arbitrate the
dispute by William +. Davis, chair
man OF the War Labor Board.
The union had asked a 20 per cent
increase over the basic scale of
S1.37 an hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19

: ST. LOUIS. Mo, Aug. 10 (UP).
IA half-million-dollar ST. Louis
pitcher-catchcr combination Of al
most a decade ago, is now making
its headquarters at Sportsman's
Park, but neither of baSeball's
most celebrated "has-beenS" is
able to help the Cardinals. The
principals of the combination are
Dizzy Dean and Bill Delaney.
Dean works behind a micro
phone in the parks broadcasting
booth when the Cardinals are at
home, while Delaney hauntS a
spot in the grandstand's UNI
reserved seats--a spot where he
once would have needed body
guard TO protect him from adj
mirers.
Delaney. one labeled by PreSi-
dent Sam Breadon OF the Cardinals
as the player whose loss was the
greatest ever suffered by the club,
has come 10 st. Louis for an
operation. Willing away the time
between appointments with the
doctor. he instinctively goes TO the
park that once echoed with cheers
of his brilliant work behind the
plate.
The operation. another in a
series he has undergone in thus
far futile attempt TO regain his
health, is for a lung condition that
stripped him of has efficiency
shortly after the 1884 World
Series. The need for it forced
him TO give up what may be his
last baseball job as pilot OF the
Asheville. N. C.. Cardinal farm
club of the Piedmont League.
Chances arc Delaney would
have gone unrecognizcd except
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19

that he was spotted by Dean from
the brosdcasting booth. Then the
big guy broke right of In the mid
die of a sentence 10 shout that he
had Just noticed The greatest
battery-mate a pitcher ever had.
Reunited on the stairs Of the
grandstand, Dean admitted that
he kind of choked up" and De-
lancey, the once-peppery catcher
whose inspired handling of pitch.
ers helped make the Cards famous
as the Gas House Gang" couldn't
say much either.
what could I say" said
Dean. There was one of the
dead gamest, hardest fighting
ball players 1 ever knew and the
best catcher ! ever pitched 10.
1 knew that IL pleurisy hadn't
gotten him few years back
he'd be as great "A jor league
star as ever today. Why, they
would have mobbed him II he
had tried 10 come up In the
stands and sit down that year"
Delaney said he had "triec
everything 10 regain his health
But-the strain of running club
every day was too much for him
he said. He paid tribute 10 Dear
as the greatest pitcher he ever
caught and said that termination
of his career was a baseball
tragedy"
Both Dean and Delaney helped
the Cards make baseball history
in their great stretch drive in 1884
Both were in the lineup almost
every day and Delaney did tho
almost unprecedented job of catch
ing every inning Of every game
against the Detroit Tigers in tho
seven-game World Series which
the Cards won.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
= Claim
slain Man
As Mate

DOUGLAS. AriZ. Aug. 10 lUP)
Authorities believed today that
the quarrel which ended in red
haired Margaret IIerhhy. p. a
colonies daughter. killing her
lover. Captain David Carr. II. was
engendered by her discovery that
although he had Just married her
secretly, he already had a wife.
The suggestion that Carr left
two widows came from Miss
Herlihy. who. from the hospital
where she is being traeted for
shock. hySteria, and bruises. con-
firmed that she had married Carr
at Aqua Prieta, Mexico. June 2l.
and from Ruth Duke Carr. "a. a
nurse, of Phenix City. Ala, who
said Carr had married her
January "a.
Saying she still loved him and
refusing 10 believe that he had
been unfaithful to her, Mrs. Duke
Carr was attempting TO have his
body sent TO Alabama for burial
She said she was expecting Carr s
baby this fall. 81.
Miss Herlihy's parents, 1t Col
and Mrs Edward Herlihy. una
ware Of the Aqua PTieta marriage
had been proceeding with plans
for a military wedding at Fort
Huachuca September Is when she
shot the captain in her mother s
home following trip TO the re-
sort town below the border.
Herlihy posted a $1,000 bond for
his daughter few hours after her
arrangement Monday night He
contended that she shot in self de.
Tense. He cited the many bruises
and scratches on her body as sub
stantiation for his daughters story
pat she was fighting for her life.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Custer Begins
0wn Scrap Drive

FORT CUSTER. Aug 10 The
collection of all vital metals, in
Guiding steel rails, fences. bottles
and war relics was ordered today
in Fort Custer.
Col. George T. Shank. command
ing officer OF the fort, said the
Sixth Service Command had or
dercd the SalvdEro Of all materials
i'm this area, which would aid IN
The war effort The fort is also
10 aid communities wishing Ia
scrap war memorials. including
cannon balls and old field pieces,
statues sor other relics OF past
wars
Officers al Fort Custer said that
already considerable scrap metal
had been salvaged as a result of
careful razing OF properties on land
recently acquired in the fort cX-
panSlon project. Iron fences, q
number OF rails and ornamental
metal work have been saved from
the wrecked properties.
FORT CUSTER. Aug 10 The
first offer OF a dog OF wa" tosbe
made 10 Fort Custer came from
the county dog warden. officers
here revealed today.
The county offered a great dane
which II had picked up for army
service. The county was directed
10 make It's offer 20 the quarter
master generals Office in Wash
lngfOn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES

william Richie. p Nedfa, Cater. %.
Alex ostrsze~ski, 10, Dora Franciscan
p
Kenneth r Wheeler. %; Edyths Taylor
u
Casmcr Kusiak u: Anna Krzemlen. q
William Albert RenshaW, 81. Ellen r
Short. y
Frank Hamilr- bJ--afetta D,ckersOn, ~.
Anthony Fust. 80 Docothy Pudvan %.
Peter ID Devlin % Doris Condrin, 26.
Arthur KOssrek % Blanche Kielbik "a
william Cleveland. % K2g- Chatham 10
Allen Zacher. 81: Margaret Blsyenberg. %
Gilbert A Miller u Virginia Maltz ~
Gerald " Jewell, 20. Irene Provo. IS
Jack Stein y Helen Ginsberg 20
William J. Hil ~, Msrcelyn G.. Clarke
Charles Morris. 81 Wanda winkler 81.
Rooer, Lovelsce IS, Ardelia o. Mickens
81.
Michael Belyk. %. Eleanor Rybicki. 20.
Tony Scaglioue. 20; Lena Settipani 20.
John Aickiewright, y Elinor Lambrecht
Lloyd Heussnsr. IS: Esther saudsr. %.
Joseph J. Tenchan, 81 Lonsins b. Gronik
John Rudmsn. 30 Victoria Levinskf. Fl
Leo Brarchesu 80 Mildred Warner. 80
George Aiciasls, 20, Virginia vartsnian
Rudolph Blauet. y Marian Fraos,. 20
JOSEPH kuc - Lottje Sadowski Is
Abraham koplan. 20 Esther J. slavkin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
DIVORCES

Divorces granted:
Henrietta Hooking from Samuel J
Wanits Case from Arthur Leo
Viola Baker from Gordon
Anna Hunt from George
Reda Morgan from Robert
Edith kish from steve
Theodore Budek from Eva Mae
Glen Wesley Senback from pssu Mae
Edwin HAY from Mary.
Irene Burke from GlenWood
Florence NJ Cameron from Harold A.
Wilma r. Tate from James
Jeanette Prechtal from Donald
john Ninisu from Anna.
Elsie Redli tram Louis.
Juha Lipinskl from George
Lillian NJ Pratt from Harrison J
Clarke W Ford from Ruth.
Violet Walker from James
Catherine Smith from Charles W.
May Opal Morris from Java
Ruth Ella Beattie from Herbert Russell
Carol Doebler from Raymond J.
Celia Mae Castlebury from Tate.
ANNJLMENT
Charles L Scobie from Louise
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
FINDS HIDDEN CASH

The damaging testimony was
given By Customs Inspector John
r. Carey. He told a jury Of six
men and six women that his meti-
culouS examination OF the cigar
box resulted in the discovery Of
81 500 in American currency con-
cealcd in It's lid.
Finding Of the money--a 81 900
bill and a $500 bill-provided
sufficient grounds for holding the
defendant on charges Of violating
a Presidential decree calling for
declaration Of sums in excess of
$3.50
Subsequent .grilling Of Bahr by
FBI agents and army and navy
intelligence officers resulted in his
admission federal agents SAID that
he had been trained in Nazi
espionage school and had been
commissioned 10 transmit war in
formation TO Berlin following his
return 10 this country.
II convicted. Bahr may he
sentenced 10 death despite the
fact that he first arrived in this
country a. a minor and automati-
cally became an American citizen
by virtue Of his fathers natural
tLatlOn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
MARRIAGES-DNORCES
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Louis srebernsk. sc Anna Klobucar 81
Louis r. Borso. rs Betty J Grniths %.
Louis Kepes Ir--25, Helen 10th. 10
Anthony wssnesky' Sc Minnie Cunning
Clarence Tibbals. 20. Betty Jo Pritchett.
LOU. Rakoezy. 10; Josephine Giayanovteh.
Max j. schni,1st 20; Lmsn C. Pavsner,
pete Cooper u.s. Johnsek Tcsmer 1s
Harold a. Grass %. Clara }. Kochsiski,
IS
Elmer A Dozer. Is: Marie sipe 80,
John Maddox. 2s. Marian smith. Is
Nathaniel Jackson. 40. LEILA Pettis. %
Joe Burns % Olive Dyer. %
Richard stone. a. Margaret Manley, q.
Ruben Vartanian, n: Alice Toms 10
Clarence VsnLehn. 50; Evelyn Nc
Robert o--s...Aer. %; Jane, Tampakes.
Willie caa,y. 10. Nyrtis Phillips. II.
Kenneth weutzell, 20, Bernice Harder "a
Jack Hadley, 20. Lots Fischer. rs.
odsn Attles. 81 Eddie NJ flaming is.
a annry ssh p Isass sfs1 ps s2Sk; %
clyde Harrington IT. %; Willie Bryant,
IS.
Theodore Royal q Opal Belle. 10
Edwin x. ytrf7rson 81 Dorothy T. Por-
Robert +. Hank. -: Katherine PsrunT.
%
Paul Raymond. 20 Elsie II. ward. 10.
Dudley Hicks, 20. EIizs BETH Huseltln-. p.
Robert Walsh. 20: June Lns,lE. 10.
Erie Kohl - irene R011tD 30
John Arlher Phipps. as Lillian Jenkins,
John p. scott. rs: Dorothy GeeIg. %.
Arthur C. suehmsn, %. Marguerite
AlheU 4. Williams al M,unaa Rooes
81
jack A Porter. II. Audrey Clark IS
Joseph Lnpo, % Josephine Schambere. ~
Fred Mclaughlin. ~ sarah West; IS
William p Brodenck. % Mae Kath-
Theodore J. GloWka. 81: Betty Ronsyns.
20
Edward p Kopec. 2i: Mary GorskI 20
Lee N. Reynolds. 80 Doris " Terms y
Clyde G. stevens, %. Eleanor Ruth
Elliott. 20
Ellsworth A Haight. IS Selma Doran. a.
Wade F Wilmington, "a Ennor Il.
Steese. 81
George n soular. 20: Lily II. shimkat. Is.
Waiter WleI % Mary Jane walby. 49,
Charles Conan, 20 ANA Biags 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Welfare Rent Stops
After Court Exposure

As an aftermath of Circuit
Judge Guy A. Miller's inquiry into
how the city happened To be pay
ing the rent-through the welfare
departmental a sorderly
house, the house AT 1924 Hastings
street today was dropped from the
welfare roles.
The revelation came 10 light
when paddock proceedings were
started against the house, ten
anted by a couple which had been
on disorderly charges.
The court refused the paddock,
pointing out the acute housing
shortage here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Two-Stste BIackout

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Aug. 10
GNS).-Aimost $1,000 persons liv-
ing in the 5i.0O0-suuare mile area
which comprises the states of
Pennsylvania and New Jersey
today were praised by civilian
defense officials for having CO.
operated 100 per cent" in. last
nights surprise blackout test.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Wrestling Results

Bert Rubi and Al LaFoon were
the winners in the, wrestling
double header at Mack Park last
evening. Rubi gaining a decision
over "Reb" Russell. LaFoon won
over "F'lash" Gordon. Stanley
Buresh defeated Harold Chaundy
in 1904 and Jack Smith won
over Billy Beard in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Male Help Wanted
Bows for Messenger Wor

Boys for Messenger Work /
Who are over IS and do not intend re-
turning 20 school; bicycle necessary. APPLY
230 state ST.
BUILDING OPERATING ENGtNEERS-.
To operate heating ana related equipments
and 20 maintain and make repairs %
buildings grounds and structures Several
vacancies az salary levels OF - FOG 10
81 go per. yeaT 10 be filled by mpeutivs
examination. Applicants must Do At least
20 years and months II age citizens of
the United States ana residents OF the
City Of Detroit Tor one year Immediately
prior % the examination. excepting persons
with honorable army navy or marine
discharges. For applications and fun de-
tails. write or apply 10 the Detroit Civi
Service Commission. iG,h Floor. Water
BOARD, Building 735 Randolph street De-
IrnLL L.eE-au ~ halnra AZ - y H.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Senator, 81, Wife, 20,
Are Expecting Stork

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10 GNS)
Senator Robert r. Reynolds. 81.
Of North Carolina told friends who
asked him today about report
that he and Mrs. Reynolds. 20.
were expecting the birth Of child
We'll, that's one thing can't
deny"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Scratches
ny uRlted Press
NARRAGANsETT PARK

First Race Blue Eva. MoOnmiss,
Pariferda, Dorsay B., Bus Girl, Betty
Leon.
Second Race Ticky Otis SoTghO.
Whiscendent. Castleridge, Lupoba. Flam-
ing Glory
Firm Race Baruna. Two Kick.
Sixth Race-Dense Path. Ubiquitous.
Seventh Race Hot Iron. Misty Quest,
Hazel Lee, Flying Silver, Pomplit
Eighth RAce-Clapair, Broilef. Rolls
Buzzy. Junco. Pavilion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
WASHINGTON PARK

Track fast
FIRST Race EDterpTsing. Trsye. CT
DEAN. Treecia Materlalize, Fresans-
Second Race Shadoopr- Mitmore Merr
BIO. Valtite. Morning Mail. Darby
Dallas
Third Race Blue Moonlight, Final
Glory
Fifth Rsce,-Bien Asado. Puiiithere
cher Bud
Ninth Race tsubs'i'ute) Declared Off
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Cigar Box
Hits BaIlr
Defense

NEWARK. y. J.. Aug. 10 tINS1.
An innocent-looking cigar box,
IL appeared today. might cost the
life OF Herbert Karl Friedrich
Bahr. GerHan-born \ m er c n
citizen and honor student OF the
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute
II singled him out from more
than 900 passengers aboard the
Swedish liner Drottningholm as an
cSpioniSt attempting 10 pose as a
refugee from the German geStapo.
THIS was written into the record
aS the trial OF Bahr on charges
OF conspiracy 20 violate L. s.
espionage flaws entered rs third
day IN Newark District Federal
Court
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
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"The Wishing Well has a
message In cipher for you. Daily
and Sunday Times.
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At SARATOGA

Track, fast
Second Race -Gogino. Lei lima. Eros
l Third laca-TA MIX
Fourth Race ishtar
Fifth Race Barkeep
Eighth Race 90 Key Rms, HoptoWn
Lass
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
PAINTING AND DECORATING

Al ACCURATE. decorating rooms pa
pered. 81 up. immediate service Ten
pie 2-5205
Al paperhanging. So kals0mining and
painting; immediate service. Trinity
2-357e
Al PAINTING. house repairs paper re-
moving. patch plaster, colored. Cherry
0osO.
Al DECORATOR-Re Repair plaster Interior
exterior, wall steaming Telephone TR
l-T017
BETTER PAINTING paperhanEing COM
plete service. reasonable References I'm
mediate service. LenoX 3l6s
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings IN the biz sunday Times Want Ad
Section.
INTERIOR exterior wall washing neat
pOulsen