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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
DEATHS

Hattie Akens 700 East Columbia rs.
Royce II. LOOMS. 5226 Pacific. SO.
sam Street 1898 Vinewood, 50.
Jinken Richardson, 5e01 Tweny.third. rs
Katie Lee Walker, 1894 East Hancock. 20
Harry A. starzynski, 7O43 st. John. 81.
Margaret Hunt. 2406 Fischer. 81
Robert. Whitsett 27s Trowbridge, %.
Hershel Hart, 7s5 Military, IS.
Harriet schwelnfurth, 1o4s Waterman. ~
Marion Kay Shepard 90 East Willis. Z.
Ida Davis. 2O04 Clinton, 81.
Vera Frances Ragland; 572 Alser' %.
Anna y. Cook. 30s East. Philadelphia, 50
Steve Tsbacsko, 507 West End %.
Thure A. Tongring. 14o51 Roselawn. 40.
Frederick c. Macauley. 1906 Pacific, II
Demosthen Psntazis, elo9 Stanton. %.
Dan Lssko. 177s6 Wanda, so.
Helen Kozskiewicz. 1894 Kellogg. as.
Lille Townsend, 1882 Chestnut, ~.
Walter Smith. 5l34 sobieski, 81.
Rattan Norosky, 1889 Twenty first 81.
Dora W. Hurley. 10o55 Mettetal ~.
William Riley Haywood, 1926 Greydale, 81
David c. Home. 54oI Canton. so.
Paul Henze. 26s Harmon, SO.
Alice M: Gallemore' 1880 west seven
Patrick Reeves, ass Belmont. 81
Joseph Frank Ploe s221 ST. Paul. 81.
Arthur Hennig, 1924 Mitchell, 20.
William Msllett. 1864 Vermont, 60.
wicante sitko, 909e Home, 65
A.
Nellie Brichta, 12725 Kentucky, 57A
John Leslie shroyer, 1850 Concord. IS.
Blanch Y; Sugar. 2o27o Cleveland Dear
Mary Magdowski 4Ii1 Russell, 81
Orvilie RAIDER. 1920 Appoline, p.
William j. Corbett, sigomar. Ind, II
Arthur Jewell Hagstrom. 1i03o Glover
Ms1v KsISnick. $3.50 vanderbilt 81.
Catherine Dorian. 204s Cabot rs.
Grace Ethel Perkins. 81 Medbury "a.
Joseph r. Firth, 1890 Woodmont, 50.
Josephine Hatfield. 1925 Joy road, II.
Victor Vanwaetermeulen, 1177s Flanders
zena Rivard. 42i West Fifth. Royal Oak,
81.
Peter stathos. 445T John road, 81.
Margaret Jane Heron, 31s7 Garland, 81
Aphrodite Kombos. 50ss Belvidere, 81
Gust Vrondas, 562 Monroe, So
George CLARK. Springfield, o.. So.
IGeorgiana Douglas 1s4t2 Magnolia park
way, southseid Township 70
.Corneal Plossey. 1907 Navy. 81
Icarl Victor Goodrich. 1905 cherryiawn
so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
ARGENTINA BARS NAILS

BUENOS AIRES, Oct. Ia (INS)
Three Germans, deported from
Chile three days after confessing
they spied on ship movements and
sent the information to Axis raid.
ers. were refused admission to
Argentina today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
Deatb notices

NACICH-Joseph, Oct. IS, 1912. dear
husband OF Mary. Funeral Thursday, 10
a. m, from the James Rexrode funeral
home. 1896 Dequindre.
THOMAS-William w, beloved husband
of Grace; dear father OF Martha, Paul.
Betty, Dorcas, Margaret and Grace. Funeral
services at Cooper Bros MortuAry Mack
at Garland. Friday afternooo at 1880.
Burial Forestlawn Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
DIVORCES

Helen Manfredni from Leo.
Samuel Watts from Alice.
Marian Miner from James
Josephine Budowski from Joseph.
Hilda Miller from Herbert.
Viola Fuller from Leslie.
Samuel McClepen from Clyda Ross
Clara Allen from Harry.
Albert aWrd from saEuner.
Joseph Jackson from Gloria
Donald Eleury from Garnetts
Marie Lane from ST. Clair.
Garnet Stem from Ernest.
Helen Malus from John.
Hilda Niemi from H1almer.
Jacob RicoIly from Mary.
Altha Wilson from Clarence.
June Leduc from Raymond.
Fannie Morgan from French.
Elmer Roth from Lillian.
william short from Thelma
Ruth Borden from Haskell.
Cordella MCGOWAN from Gordon
Juanita Nixon from Tobe.
Maria Riojas from Jose.
Jessie Emmetsberger from Emil,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14

sports Brumb who has been
by international News Service to replace Jack Singer the former
sports writer who death correspondent the Pacific
Just the Detroit crowd kbitzed with Bob then covering
PM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
Off the Hook 1..yi. " H'' Waite,

Jr entering a
Gordon Cobbedcks story Cleveland Plain Dealer which
against Bill Edwards when
left Western Reserve L. the Lions Colby declared
Edwards fought the drafting of Bob We by the Lions
because he knew the Michigan ubac going into the
wanted forward which the Lions front office denied him
Story also Edwards the only National Football League
coach not at the 194l draft meeting.
The facts Mandel point that Wea had
classification AZ him their
No. choicetha there still possibility would play after
he indicted special orders football this fall
There a might fuoughed Edwards
the spinning fuIback system demanded
Oregon State to victory the Bowl And goes
ecetera including the fact Bill Edwards much at the
National League draft meeting Incidentally Edwards attempt
to enlist following
ton due TO old football injury.
There shortage hot coffee fuel oil this winter,
but keep with skating
Carl Red which
sells Red Wings blades
TO keep everyone on ice for two more years.
Lester Patrick Rangers boss
Is the United States Army has his around the shoulders
Dppe Frank Leahy has NOtre Dame hard
glory (Seahawks College rolling
b. looks like the pOwerhOuse club
quarry mill
blocks granite Fordham line empty
The Rams line is distinctly porous.
Detroit sports writers salute Bob Brmy who has been named
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14

World Famous Comics. Three
pages every day In Daily De-
troit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14
FINDS MORALE HIGH

He said he found United States
forces in state of high morale
and cheerfulneSs. Particularly was
this so in the case Of American
marines occupying Guadalcana
Island under command OF Maj.
Alexander A. Vandegrift.
II have always been optimistic
about the results I'm the Solo
mons" Nimitz said. "and after
seeing people on the spot have
reason TO continue that OPP
timIsm.
although we do not have the
upper hand and the Japs are
not on the run have the utmost
faith and confidence as q result
of personally seeing we will be
able TO complete consolidation
Of our position and start moving
ahead"
TALKED TO GHORMLEY
Admiral Nimitz said he had
visited various island positions and
conferred with leaders of the
United States forces, including
Vice Admiral Robert L. Ghormley,
commander Of naval operations,
With NimitZ were members of his
staff who are specialists in opera
tons and supplies.
He said the trip was the sort a
senior officer makes to see what
Is transpiring because he cannot
form a clear picture from reports
and has to see what is going on to
understand the problems involved.
The feet commander awarded
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Nimitz Reports
u. 5. Subs Taking
Big Toll Of Japs

PEARL HARBoR, oct Ii
uNS). - Admiral Chester w
Nimitz declared today that he had
complete confidence IN the out
come of the fighting against the
Japs IN the Solomon Islands and
reported that American suhma-
rines were taking a large toll oil
japanese ships throughout the Pa
cific.
81 am satisfied in every way
by what saw on recent quick
air trip 10 the Solomons and
other islands," the commander
in chief of the Pacific fleet said
in one of his rare interviews.
Admiral Nimitz said he flew TO
the south Pacific area. 10 familiar
lie himself with actual conditions
land 10 see with my own eyes the
things had read and heard -"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-14

PLUMBERS Prepare for your state Jour
neyman or masters license Aichigsa
school, 53ot Llnsdals, TT. $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
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SPORTS EDITOR
SPORTS EDITOR
Behind Sonic Henie's Remarkable Success Lies
Her Astute Business Sense

Besides twinkng dimped smile and knack for
being amazingly eloquent pair Of skates Sonia Hene
and hardheaded young business told
When Hone first turned professional the story goes,
she talked things her father and decided ought
TO be paid 100000 by just for signing up She
got too from Arthur NJ Writ then comparatively unknown
in the field today still her business rep
resenting the James Norris ST., interests.
That first 100000 has grown millions further
informed Back of that pot Of gold interesting details
Hene who currently is her fifth had TO her
ice show Angeles before She could the
of the folks The result much competitive bid
ding that wound up her FIRST film appear
Which lot Of money for unknown girl She
unknown then a
There have been other important sports characters who
used the Jack Dempsey Red Grange Max Bacr
and Gene Tunney the list None Of their films broke
boXofice records and Of them led
But Henie She history Her
second film Melted her $4,000 and her third film brought her
S10000 And when they thought she washed up
1moyie and her permitted lapse
turned few months for farc0cH film entitled sun
Valley Screnad which moved the little Norwegian girl right
back to the top the heap and her Tim
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
By EDGAR HAlES

Tv ordering the reE .r7'Ion o.
an mon of 20 }esl, tao govern
men' included about 9o per cent
of college athletes. >grfey show
Those over - who afc included
for the first umo WI. NOT make
much difference IN tho sport pic
luro Most Of 'he mon that age
are exempt because ai other rea-
sons. such rs iaul,
One outstanding Tiger nder the
new limit vii be Charley Gchr-
niger. who is 76 II. is the sole
support of NS widowed mother
however Several Tigers VINO We're
placed In deferred class VIII have
their cases reviewed before the
season opens
The golf colony vlH lose a
large group OF caadc> and play
orS undor fhr ncW enrolment.
Two ou'>tandirg competitors are
leaving within the re>t t.v weeks
60 lon Jp TbcN ave- Waiter Bur
keno and Tommy SHw#n TWO
of The bo>' amateurs n tire Coun-
iry. Several pros who Woo mus
tered out "a, bong over IS are
expected 90 bo RECALLED tor ,crN-
ice soon.
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Chosen Outstanding Living Norwegian

given only FIVE the knight Of The Order Of s. Olaf
Also she chosen in national poll the outstanding vHt
Norwegian placing fifth for atme honos trailing bson by
six votes and topping Kristen Fagstad
Married. Y. Ninson, New York newspaper woman and her
self an outstanding skater & her books calls Miss cnC
the most famous figure skater who has lived
From the time Sonia entered her first Olympic contest
In 1924 Miss NinSon she has Influenced the trend
Of skating more than any other skater living dead"
Miss Vinson stressed the Hene influence skating attire
reporting conversation had famous NorUo gar
lady:
"In those first Olympic games" icminsced the GIRL
Hene who has been known the bcstdrcsecd Well
the best skater in the world II little blue dress
and big hat The skirt short hut quito tight Two
weeks later however, my mother made dress for
the world championships held in Oslo. the dress
with circular skirt such all Mother inst
happened TO get the idea that il would he nice skirt
fiat would stand out and ripple spins And my, what
hit It made with that audience. now
very short and full with lining and gray boomers"
"ENquieite!' George Van our skating expert. would
enthuse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Wildcats Prove Big
Threat in Big Ten

CHICAGO. Jan. s GNS).-
Four players who had hoped IL
play major roles in bringing the
Big Ten football championship II
Northwestern last fall, instead,
may help the Wildcat basketball
team 10 its first conference title
IN eight years. this season.
At least. the notion that the
Wildcats Will be in the thick Of
the fight for the cage title was
gaining support today in the wake
of their impressive 49-to-3S vic
tory last night over Minnesota's
hitherto unbeaten Gophers.
OF the four footballers now
playing on the basketball squad,
the most brilliant by far is sopho-
more Otto Graham. the football
passing wizard. who had taken n
substantial lead in the individual
conference scoring race today
with So points in two games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Anita
Meet
Cancelled

ARCADIA Cal, Jan s (INS}.-
The Santa Anita winter racing
schedule, including the 100000
Santa Anita Handicap which has
ranked As the richest race on the
American turf, was Cancelled Today
because of the war situation on
the West Coast
The race meeting was previously
postponed 1T had been scheduled
TO begin December 3l-but until
today's order apparently sealed its
doom turfmen had been hopeful
the track could make a delayed
opening January IA.
More than LOCO thorouChbredS
including Wblrlaway. the swear
old champion. were AT the track
for the meeting DR.. Charles II.
Strub. vice president and general
manager. gave their owners scant
hope the decision would be re-
VoTSpd,~but did say
THE track will he kept open
10 those who wish TO stay to
take their chances of racing
being opened sometime in the
future"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
KEY MEMBER

Despite Grahams high-powered
play however. the key member OF
the quartet the man who may de-
termine whether the Wildcats win
the title or Just have a good try
at its Bud Hasse, the football
end.
HaSse had not appeared IN
either of the two Wildcat confer
ence games TO date and probably
still will be sidelined with a shoul-
der injury when Northwestern
takes on Chicago Saturday night.
Don Clawson. the football ful.
back. and Ted Esser. reserv
from last year. are trying hard
10 fill HasSe's job al center. but
neither measures up 70 the other
four regulars Graham. Captain
Henry Clason, Russ Wendland and
Don Kruger, the fourth football
player on the cage squad.
Also up with the leaders were
Iowa's Hawkeyes. who beat hap
less Chicago, 81 to 10, after trim
ming Michigan IN their opener.
Indiana. beaten in its opener by
Northwestern. found the range to
beat Wisconsin. IS 10 "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
File Skate
Entries Here

Entries 81 Detroit skaters who
VIII compete IN the Central Michi-
gan Outdoor championships al
Atwood Stadium n Flint Friday
night and IN the Diamond Derby
events ~ Saginaw next SUNDAY
VIII he taken tonight A. a meeting
OF the Detroit Skating Association
~ the Recreation Department
Building, 507 ElmWood avenue
The Flint meet VIII get under
way ar $ r. m While the Saginaw
competition IS listed 10 start al
p. m IN IIoyt Park
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Skating Tours Have Toroed Million

Is reported that Fcnes picture earnings 20 date Rave
appro*imaled Sooo000 He, skating have Hecd more
than S10ooooo Her last netted something IKE
S425 600 which she expected break this year The
Of her the poorest from The standpoint earnings
II brought her a 100000
Beyond that. there her from book Wings
On My Feet ami the royalty the sale
Hene dolls cuou and other sad2c bearing her
signature. She is also coproducer show
Happens Ice which year doing nicely.
Truly, Miss Hene might able get along much
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
BoiIermakers Pile
Up Early Lead
TO Win, 36-l8
BIG TEN STANDINGS
special 70 THE nFTRon TINES

LAFAYETTE, Ind Jan g.
Bennie OoSterbaan : University OF
Michigan basketball team today
was still skidding It's losing
streak now standing AZ five games.
Purdue's Boilermakers was the
latest quintet 10 plague the VOL
vcrines. Coach Piggy Lambert's
OUTFIT handing them a 36-1S drub-
hing here last night for Michigan's
second Big Ten defeat
The Wolverines have failed 10
win a game since they dropped
Michigan State IN the opener.
Losses followed 10 Notre Dame.
Butler. Marquette and Iowa before
last nights setback.
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financial from her mutimHionaire hubby Dan Top
ping among other Ncknacks the Brooklyn Dodgers
professional football team.
Miss Henie YOU haven't heard. skis AT (
Of and Norwegian figure skating champion Is and
for nine years thereafter during which she three
Olympic titles She excellent horseWoman and
swimmer. She the first dance skates her
show introduces Hawaiian hula She does five
dances all the show repeating her famous with
Gene Turner
She is on the ice IS minutes in her new Hollywood Revue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Louis Gift dO Navy
May Reach $4,000
BY HYPE IGOE

MN YORK inn S Big Buddy
P4sr VI'l ,uuntar 20 the center OF
the ing o. The House That TcN
Built ON Friday night. sold ON me
aea that be destined 10 be she
man VINO is 20 dc'hr0ne Joe Louis
Having >pln KING Joseph on Top
of hI> head ~ the iulu44reHnd OF
'Nc hT>t Fight In Washington
y c. only 20 lose him has
brought The California G ant 70 the
determined belief there VIII he no
escape for Joe 'hls time.
II VIII be- Navy Night in that
nearly ail the profits of the show
viii 90 10 Tho Fund winch pro-
tdc> rcNof for the families Of
those who have died ar their navy
stations on land or AZ sea.
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LOUIS soG's TO FUND!

Tho fund must Boz greatly aug
montcd since both Joe LOUIS. the
champion ana Mike Jacobs The
promote VI' tuu back 10 the
splendid charity tNejr share I'M en-
uretN save actual expenses LOUIS
now and forever. true king ~
the QucoD~hcrrY realm, risks his
precious title against a man Who
only recently has stood him on his
head TO spin like a MUSICAL top as
tho result of mighty left hand
smash ON the Jaw;
II FRIDAY gate goes To the eN-
peCted sos 600 LOUIS Will have
given a. least $4,000 Of his own
money 10 'ho great charity He
asks only that his camp expenses
no deducted from any money
which might come 70 him. Uncle
Mike Jacobs Is not taking a dime
from ms share, The Madison
Square Garden Corporation f.,
turning back q goodlv sum. as Viii
Ancil Hoffman for Buddy
Jacobs has guaranteed Roar
Admiral AioiphuS Andrews. com
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
COLLEGES hit HARD

Tho >shdI6t, would br ard hif
except a waioufy - fro young
>'cr, of the now ago limit have
already enlisted Th. ~Hrn is true
NJ amateur ho\rs art basketball
Bur the college. v'' U/f Tine
hrunt Only "a h'ndUI of lads on
the varsity -Iaai- 'r Ne7r arc
under 20. Few are married ana
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
FIRST HALF DECIDES

Purdue won the game in the
first half, checking Michigan COM
pletely 10 run up a POI lead at
the half after Michigan went in
front. 81. in the opening minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06

Half-ttue score Purdue 90 Michigan 7.
Free throws missed sproHl Menke 2.
y anksn. Riley, Mandler 5, Ante, Boyle
Bikcf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
NEW DRAFT LAW HITS COLLEGES HARDEST
Ninety Per Cent Of CoEeqions Are 20 or Over

under the draft age are Tom Kuz.
ma, who Will be 20 April3; julius
Franks 20 IN September; George
Ceithaml. 20 IN February. Walt
Frehofer. 20 in August; Charles
HaSlam. Mervin Pregulman. Don
Robinson and Bill Prltula. all 20
curing the coming year. Bob
Shemky Is only is.
TITAN LIST LARGE
Those who face call 10 service
include such nOtables as Don
Boor Ted Denise. Leo Cunning.
nam John karwales. Bob KoleSar,
Chuck Kennedy. Harold Lockard,
George Hildcbrand Paul White,
Al WiSiert. Jack Pefoskey John
Lame Elmer Nader Ray Sewers
and PM Sharpe Quite a group.
n al are lost
University of Detroit has a sig
able delegation OF grdderS eligi-
bic, including Lcvon Arkehan.
Walter Baker Thomas Frielink. AL
Schmidt Bob Harrington George
Ghc>qWcre Jack Pearl. Henry
Piper Bob pefI Ar Link and Joe
GcnshoiWer Basketball players
who may go are Vince Burns. Jack
Hart Ray Kelly Joe Nader and
Bull Schribcr
NirmRar Staiefas an IMPOSING
'ls' otelgihle foOfb7iIrfe ,,ho may
nt n the teraro before the fail
season Opens Among them are
Hugh DAVIS. Pete F0rnau. Nor
gan Gngra,s Jack Fenion Bill
NiIIhPr William Fu.fror Eugene
Wright Marc Miller BIi LINN,
Ed Rpwssier VaIf paWloWski.
Die kfeppo Howard Beyer,
CONTINUED on Page IsJ
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11

Tacoma has been chosen for the
Northwest district CONVENTION of
the American Association for
Health, Physical Education and
Recreation. to be held in mid
February. it was announced Tues
day.
Robert II. Hager, supervisor
for health and physical educa-
ton in Tacoma schools, In to
preside Mt the gathering.
Approximately 500. persons
will attend.
Convention arrangements are In
charge Of a committee composed
of Mrs. Mary Gross Hutchinson,
professor of health and physical
education for women, University
of Washington; II. s. Hoyman. as
sociate professor of physical edu'
cation, University Of Oregon; judo
Graham, director Of health and
physical education, Aberdeen higf
school: Dorothea Lensch. superin'
tendent of recreation. city Of Port
land; Helen Smith, professor o.
health and physical education fol
women, Washington State college
A. A. Auernheimer. assistant pro
fess of health and physical educs
ton for men. University of Wash
ington; Henry NJ. Foster. profes
sor Of health and physical educa
ton for men, University of Wash
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11

Jury Continues
|Deliberaiion in
Mail Fraud Case

A federal court jury continued
elaboration Tuesday on the guilt
OF innocence of DIR. II. Harry
Meyers. charged by the govern
ment on IL counts of mail fraud.
The case. heard before Dis
tricf Judge Charles Leavy.
took six week TO try. The
Jury received the case ut o
p. m. Monday.
DIR. Meyers was one of the pro-
moters of the defunct Peoples Gas
a OIL Co. which drilled for oil In
the Frenehman Hills area. No
oil was found. but the p. c. a o.
collected more than s2.o0o.0oo
from sale of stock certificates TO
thousands of small investors.
Nine Of the p. G. a o. Of
ficiais, including DIR. Meyers,
were tried several years ago .
on mail fraud charges -Four
of the men were convicted,
four were exonerated and the
jury failed 70 reach agreement
on Meyers.
1t il expected that elaboration
by the jury will take four or five
days. In considering each Of the
IS counts charged against Meyers
the jurors win have great masses
of evidence to sift.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11
.COuncilmen
.GrOan Under
Heavy Form

City council members, long sc-
customed to complex form 5,
gasped when they saw the latest
one.
1t is a so page document about
half the size of your newspaper
and weighs a full pound.
The title is the shortest thing
about 1t. 1t is called Application
for Priority Assistance Under
Production Requirements Plan"
The form, Mayor Cain explained,
demands that all city departments
list their needs of priority equip
ment for the first three months
of 1912. In addition to that, the
departments will have to show
what they will use for the last
three months of this year.
II that weren't enough. they
will have to submit at least 81,
copies of the form.
There was one bright spot In
the whole affair. Up on the righi
hand corner there was a spo'
about two inches square which
read do NOT USE"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11
Bail Forfeited
In Dimoui Cases

Following their arrest Saturday
evening, 10 Pacific ave. business
heads, charged by civilian defense
officials with violating the dimout
ordinance, were fined or forfeited
bail in police court Monday after
noon.
Morris Plotkin, Western loan
Co, 1908 Pacific ave-; Frank Lu-
kosh, Acme second hand store.
1908 Pacific ave; Abe Plotkin,
Star loan office, 134S Pacific ave.
James Maruca, Grand cafe, 1914
Pacific ave; Peterson & Cooksie.
9411s Pacific ave; Pappy's Cabin.
E. T. Ramey, e0s Pacific ave.
and V. Peraconi, all forfeited $40
bail. LATE Sandvik. Sandy's cafe,
1912 Pacific ave, pleaded guilty
and was fined $40.
Pat Tanzy, Patsy's tavern. 1901
Pacific ave. pleaded not guilty and
was fined IS. The case of Mrs.
Hattie Gurber was continued until
Nov. 20 because of her absence
from the city.