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Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-18
Notice of Election

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE TOWN OF KODIAK ALASKA
 Division No. Three, Territory d Alaska
 Notice is hereby given that pursuant to Chapter IF, Section 4S2 CHA. 1883, a primary deetion will be held on Tuesday, April 28, 1942 between the hours l&So'elock A. M. and 7 o'clock ?. M. of said day.
 The Common Council of Kodiak, Alaska having hereto bre, by ordinance duly desig- hated the polling place in said Town, the electors are hereby lOti6ed:
 That all duly qualified voters lesiding within the town of Kodiak Alaska will vote at the ldty hall building, located on Mill Bay road street, in and up- n Lot 4 of Block 7, which IS 'Rned by City of Kodiak, the ame being the duly designated boiling place in and for the town ld Kodiak, Alaska.
 Dated this 27th day of March h942
 (Signed)
 THE COMMON COUNCIL, OF THE TOWN OF KODIAK ALASKA
 By Catherine Blankenburg City Cle~k.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-18
Lincoln Picture
 At Orpheum Sun.

An outstanding picture, and one of the finest Abraham Lincoln films ever produced is the RKO production "Abe Lin coin in Illinois" which will S ,w Rmorrow, Sunday, for one day anly, at the Orpheum theatre
 The picture achieves its dis sinetion in many ways. It was produced with care and intell- genee and no mony was spared in securing authentic background both in Hollywood and on dls- tant locations. It has the humor of Lincoln's rough, homespun jokes; the drama of his struggles from gangling country store clerk to the Presidency of the natiOu; it has the tenderness of bis romance with Ann Rutherford and the tragedy, adultly handled of his unhappy marriage to Mary Todd Scene after scene stirs the emotions, especially the last one of the picture where Lincoln speaks to his friends and Deighbors as he leaves for Wash ngton
 The whole production is an Inspiration to Americans every where in it's message for today 'sad the fight for freedom and Democracy.
 Raymond Massey does the Finest acting of his career in the 6tle role. Outstanding also are Mary Howard, who portrays his IiBt love, Ann Rutherford, and Ruth Gordon, famous stage act. les, who makes her debut as the
 nbitious, bitter Mary Todd. |AlsO in the cast are Gene Lock- hart, Alan Baxter, Harvey Stephens and Minor Watson. The screen adaptation was pre- pared by Robert E. Sherwood rom his own Pulitzer Prize play.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-18

lOST-One SlO0 bill oerra. No. S9A6 3HT-NO,2219, For part iculars inquire Blinn's Pool Hall 4 l8-c
 WANTED Bookkeeper steno grapher for afternoons l to 3
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-18

or 6 p. m, for month or six weeks, possibly longer. Addi- tional work at other times and opportunity for public steL ography at all times. See Cliff E. L llethun Lyric Thea ter Bldg. 4-18-c
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-03

She received . letter signed by all " them, passed hy tile Naxi censors, WRklng sor her autographed portrait nFSG. and secondly. foF any food that N,'s cnula send.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-03
STRAND

A truly great modern love story is "ttls above all," co-starring Tyrone Power and Joan Fontaine, currently at the Strand. The story has to do with the love of Give Briggs, de- serter from the British army after the siege cs Dunkirk, and Prudence Cathaway, the WAAF member, who takes a brief holiday jaunt after they, meet, and discover their love for each other. Prudence wants Give to give himself up to the authorities, and return to his regi- ment. But Give is bitter about the war. Here, indeed, is a film that takes a universal theme, presents 1t in an understandable form in such a way that all will benetit from seeing 1t. Featured in the cast of the film are Thomas Mitchell, Henry Stephenson, Nigel Bruce, Gladys Cooper, Philip Merivale, Sara Algood and Alexander Knox.
 "In old California" starring John Wayne, Is the second smash hit on the same program. The plot is laid against colorful background which
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-03

Kennedy and Ruth Robinson. The picture deals with the efforts of Q fortnight and two.fisted young Dostonihn to establish himself in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-03
In The Local Theate1;S
POLI'S

Today will be your last oppor- tunity to see the fine stage show now being presented on the stage of the Loew Poli theater for four performances daily. On this gigan- tic bill are such stars as Bert Wheeler and Hank Ladd with lovely Francetta Malloy, Ray Mckinley, the Boogie- -Woogie King and his or chestra, the dancing Byrne trio, and many others. On the screen is the Metro Goldwyn-Mayer hit, "The Affairs of Martha" featuring Marsha Hunt and Richard Carlson, with Spring Byington, Virginia Weidler and others.
 Timely in theme as new dis patch from the Far Eastern theater of war, M-G-M's somewhere I'll Find You co-starring Clark Gable and Lana Turner, opens five day engagement tomorrow at the Loew Poli theater
 Gable appears in the role of a war correspondent, a characteriza- tion with which he is thoroughly familiar from several previous roles as a newspaper man. He rises to the occasi-1 again with superb per- form
 Mis turner is excellent as the girl reporter in the war zone who falls head over heels in love with him as she leads terrified Chinese children to safety from the Japan csc Nombers. Robert Sterling, as Gables brother, also a newspaper man. plays with distinction Q diff ficult role as the unsuccessful Suitor somewhere I'll Find You" was directed for MGM by Wesley Rugsles, noted for "Cimarron," "Ac- cent on Youth" and other hit pic lures. His delft touch is evident throughout the story.
 without exception the supporting cast turns in creditable perform ances, convincing and with sure understanding. The players include Patricia Dane, Tamara Shayne, Lee Patrick, Reginald Owen, Charles Dingle, Leonid Kinskey, Diana Lewis and Sara Haden.
 The films story is well handled by every player, bringing to the  screen the experience which Ameri- cans are now encountering in the battle zones. Miss Turner anc Gable are well teamed and Sterling also turns in an excellent perform ance.
 Selected shorts and the latesi news events round out the pro gram.
 Coming to Loew's Poll in persor aext wednesday and Thursday or tfe stage is Dick Stable and hi orchestra with Oracle Barrie of th' New York stage, heading a grand roster of stars appearing on the sur rounding bill. On the screen vii hn John Carroll and Ruth Husse. IA aPierre of the Plains. Ther' sili be four stage and screen show daily.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-03
STATE

Waterbury theater- -goers are in for e special treat tonight at the air-conditioned State theater where Dave Elman, conductor of radios famous Hobby Lobby show Will appear on the stage in person, pre- senting the first Of a series Of four sVictoTy Auctions"
 A collection of valuable gifts will fse ulaced on the auction block" to- night at s:30 and every Thursday nirhk during the month of Septem- her. and members Of the State the- mter audience will be invited to nIaca their bids in the form Of War Bonds. Microphones will be placed etrategieally throughout the au- dlenes 60 that the bids will be heard bv radio listeners at home. The enirte program will be broadcast ever station WATR.
 The series of Victory Auctions" have been planned as 8 major part Of WateFbury's salute to our Heroesp month and 1t is expected that the Victory Auction" series will help put the Brass City over the top In its quota Of si775'Oo0 Of
 m addition to Dave Elman and ths "Vict0ry Auction" the manage' menk presents an entertaining aereen show headlined by the spec taeular air thriller Eagle Squad rom with Robert Stack, Diana Bar fymore and e score of other favor lies. Eagle Squadron" comes t0 q eIase tomorrow evening after a rec ord breaking eight day engagement There's One Born Every Minute Is included 0a the same program and ls 8 lasigh riot from start tf linifh. Hugh Herbert and Guy KID bee gre featured.
 And then coming Saturday 70 tas flaie 6 another grand double m ehaW with Humphrey BogaTt " Aer0ss The Pacific" featuring Mar Aescr and other sop-notchefk,
 The second big hit Of Saturday ela0W wiil he Meet The bteWaftS with William Holden and kTnncei pee ir e0-starring roles.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-03

business In early-day Sacramento in spite of the opposition of outlaw political powers, Sheer actioh and entertainment sums !t up adequately.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-03

would make the picture Q success even without an outstanding cast which boasts of Binnle Barnes, AL
 bert Dekker, Edgar Kennedy, Frank
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-03
NTcKY or ONE MANS
 FAMILY IS SUICIDE

Hollywood, Sept . - WPl = walter Peterson, Si, creator Of Che character "fgicky" ia the radio serial "ons Mans Family" was found dead last night in his auto mobile.
 Police sald a hose was running from the exhaust into the car. Pet erson left no note of explanation and freinds said he had not ap- peared Respondent in recent days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-03
nlln.lIan lon nIAnI.ET

aUR3nfaE R0m NTANAET
 i'claH1 reunionH waa held bg stags iNh Jaeouosine Wnite on, ok Ail nlanea. Inc sak of sa0f. Uille8plo'a New Asslaiane9 ks Mtlfo- Cd ldwyn- Mayer, in which ehe makes hoE screen bow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-09-03

sn.snn \ dlnina room 4eonN WHl1H uailed Tor nfty extras enc laiaet wae greeted hy no loAa MaAn 5kteA lnamhers of hor Beverly lkAlls 0lEa gohool ciaasl When they hearp ene Waa ln tho picture they hl requcstou work Id her film,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22

Istning no fob too large
or too small. Trinity 2-0ii6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
DEATHS

Joseph winski 1924 Fsircrcst. 81
Thomas Edward Weir. S03I Georgia. ;
months.
Irene Baker. 1898 Appoline. ~.
Richard Otto, 1900 St Lawrence. months
Edith Mary Lelaney. SIS East Grand bou-
levard. ~
Charlotte Konnecker. 37i7 Hogarth. 81.
Lucy A. Porter Clawson. 81
George J. Tspley. $3.50 Fourteenth II.
Henry Auge. 1914 Holden. 20
Daniel Richard Griffith. i5450 Turner.
months
Arthur Buchanan. go TIscola. 81.
Neil Godfrey, 400 spruce SO.
Jessie Kimmerly. li2 Temple. ~.
Anna Kleiber, $3.50 Proctor SIS.
Fred HIM. 5i65 BeNldere 90,
Josephine Moony, 1925 Rlopelle. 81
Jacob Pokrywka 3ti9 Gilbert. 90
John Lewinski. 5756 Mitchell. 81.
Richie LivermOre, 5lp Alger rs.
William Gribcvski, Burnside. Mich, 20
Anna Yurguts. 400 Abingdon IS
Hanna Murphy, 2I35 Harrison. 10.
Margaret Mas, 1900 Baldwin, 90
Elizabeth Busse. 2i37 Helen. ~.
Hugh 8. Hodges cal Blaine %
Louise Dombrowsky, 23s43 oxford Dear.
born. 20.
Isabel Louise Gallow, io3i Leslie. IL.
0uis Natkofsky 1927 Pingree. 81
Sam Goldberg. 1851 Petoskey. 6s
esther Ieman. 1885 Gladstone 80
Nick Biancu. iiO3 Manistque S.
Jerry Dobrinsky. 1924 Duane. r.
Armand Szilas. 26fS Rochester, 81
Pertha Ligmalls, 1909 Twenty Fifth. -
George Myers, 1902 HubbeIl. is
Theresa Scott. 3flI Third, IS
Ludwig W. Bordlow. sO37 Crane SO.
lohn Flukss. 1852 Horton, Is.
Id Davis, 6i0 winder, 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Otto A. Hahn, IS Sophie Quirk. a.
Fred Harris. %. Geneyisv. Cochran, 20.
James p. Waters, %. Esteie L. Cramp'
Ro6sr, l. Dyce. 80: Dohna z. Brown. %
William Brnkiey, Is Mary Martin. 20.
John p. Park Jr. "a Sophie X. cichon. rs,
Edward c. Spencer IS Jeanne c. Miller,
20
Robert v Nelson. "a. Christine d. Jensen,
John J. Tnlenbere. 10; Ms,hnds Neusn.
dorf. So
James II. Thomas. 80; Vivian G. Brookins
Joseph caneis. 81. Rose winter. %.
stanley 7. Ghddon. Fl. Dorothy Paschke
Robert M0fisFIy 20 KTIynn B DoWd. 81
Eric II BsFgsted, -. Grace NJ. Mlkksl-
Norman Jolley. %. Lois TAFT. IS
Theron G. Benton. 81 Ellen Williams %
Alexander kieinski. 49, Virginia Dyer IL
Arthur BARLEY. IS, Barbara Frances Fox
Anthony Barodu. Is: Elizabeth zahner. Is
Leonard kudels. 10. Gertrude Osborne. Is
Wskine J. Rouhib 81; Henrietta Holman.
Theodore -Ml!.er, 10: Alicia salozsr. "a.
George Light, 20. Harrieite Z. wolver.
ton. 10
Donald T. Pieper. ~. vivian L. oabert,
Loui. C Kaiser. 30 Dorothy Palm. Is.
n. chsse. 40. Diamond Solomon 30
Louis II Dumon. % Jean GreenWay. %
Robert u Mohman. 81; Elizabeth II. Bur.
Melvin potts 81; Merle Budinser. 49,
Joseph MERCER, p Louis CulemDo %
Joseph Nessy % Etia Woodruff %
samuel G Holt Jr.. 20: JenDs,te V. ssr.
Harry . Bender. 20 Irene Jubb. Is
Raiph O Taylor 20 Ade Estes %
Daniel O Mssfs. q Mela Sabatini %.
John Foley, % Mary Fay Smith, 23
walter Dickson. %. Ann Pho. -.
William Campo. - Anne PeeE %
William J. hamilton. n. Wnifred Cutler
Is
Glen Perry p Jennie Pupa. 20
Ruben 81 Parker. ~ Mary l. Jackson 10
Robert J Berger 20 Minnie 2 Grant
Lester Weller 36 Margaret Edslski 30
John p Bishop 20. Dolly Buckingham. 81
Donald 4. Prail. 30 Betty Conner 20
Robert Anderson. ~ Lillian O.. Bryan. a..
Stanley 5. sieczka, 81, Eftie Mae Roach.
81
Louis G Karie. rs; Dorothy d. Bsrsanti.
II
sylvester Ferdinando. IS Emily n Mank.
-
PAU W. z.mmsr, 20, Masdslene sherman.
Is
Thomas p o'Rourke. 81; Rosemary T.
Vefaidi. %
Ben Wales. 81; Helen Adams 20
David p. Carpenter. %, Avsbeie Watson.
~
wyndhsm Mills. 81. Edna A. Gracey. ~.
Hudson Winfrey -, Caroline 81. stetler.
II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
Male Help Wanted

Al HOUSEHOLD appliance man: highest
salary paid, wonderful opportunity for
right party Telephone Mr.. Davis. Dear
born 22i6
FsTARi isIIEn n + E pofi To-
PLEASANT sTEAD WORK WITH
GUARANTEED SALARY. COMMISSION
and BONUS; CAR AND EXPENSES
HOME TEA COMPANY, 3437 BAGLEY.
LAFAYETTE 5I3s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
BIRTHS
BOYS

Boys were born 10,
Lillian Beauvais, 1925 Psrkgroye.
Rose Joswisk. 32i0 vlneyood.
Emily Munigs, 5000 Chopin.
Louviila Harris. otis Heela'
Girls were born to:
Mildred Sutherland. 1880 Mansfield
Lillian Atwood, 1910 Whitcomb.
Viola MeGuirk, $4,000 Stout.
Charlotte Bennett. 1850 Memorial.
Helen Platt 1858 Monica.
Winnie Butter. 1919 Iyanhoe.
Rosemary Hoban, 1928 Calhoun. Dearborn.
Anna colassnti. 1927 Butternut
Pauline Lewandowski. 5705 Deering, Gar
den City.
Virginia Adamo. 1852 seyburn.
Maize Campura, 1920 Mayburn, Dearborn.
Lucille Wilde, 1850 Petoskey.
Ruth sosnick. 1883 North Martindale.
Joan Cigany. 3746 Montgomery.
Margaret Bullock. 535 Breckenridge,
Elesnore McBain. 2siei Notre Dame.
Alma Dickinson. 524 wilmington, Fsrndale.
Mary Allen. 1868 Msplewood
Virginia Lewis, 1920 Trumbull.
Jeanette A Kovick. 1872 Blaine.
Shirley Newton. 1918 Calvert.
Rose Haglund. 81 West Annabelle, Halle
Park.
Elizabeth Yates. 2ol2 oskshire, Berkeley.
Helen Jeberroth, 23i 81. Louis. Fsrndale.
Lucille McNulty, 1904 Ingram. Plymouth.
Mary Tollus. 1924 Leisure.
Anna Boehmer s50l Terry.
Elsie Zurich. 15O2f st. Marys
Mary Kiffner. 1888 Llttleheld.
Mary Sokowicz, i47i0 Flanders.
Ernestine HaTdsman, 1884 Lafayette East
Sophie Borowsu. 1884 Tibbetts. Emmett
Mary Decamp. 1874 Maryland. Crosse
Pointe.
Anna Johnson. 22sts Cushing Eas, Detroit.
Margsrete Wit,mann, 1853 Balfour.
Mary Picken. 2i623 Santa Clara
Josephine scovone. 72i Falrview.
Rose Rosenbohm. 1895 Holcomb.
Marian Baylis. 343 Rosedale.
Susan Dahl. 2239 Hubbard.
irma Higelmire, 1924 Pennsylvania.
Florence sramcik. si7 Dicksrson
Antoinettee Aarchone, 1875 East Montana
Reba Laews. 81 PeterbOro.
Anna Macietko, 1918 Frederick
Alice Durrenberg. 1921 East Warren.
Evangeline Thiel, 5000 Wllletie
stella Rudowski, 1892 Trowbridge. Ham
tramek.
Cecilia Rygiel 1885 Greenlawn.
Marie Dennlson, 1850 Monterey,
Eleanor Feiker. 4s4s Lonyo.
Stella Kotowski. 5sbf st. Aubn
Jean storyan. f7i2 West Vernon.
Dorothy Muelhoefer. 52ss Conner
Virginia Rose, 1888 Twenty-iourth
Velma Hahn. 1909 Second.
Viola Stapsbury, $50 East Grand buIl 4.
susan corbin. 1898 Montelair.
Marie Coiapp. 1873 Maiden.
Mary Vsros. 2Tl6 East Congress
Ardelie Traylor. 1928 Army
Iva Goodwin, 81 Church, Mt Clemens
Violet Stowe, l22Si Golbourn.
Geneva Robinson 30sl Brush
Edna Sehlussel, 26T5 Rochester
Jane Remick. 257 Ridge road, Crosse
Pointe
MAgdalenA Warner. 1880 Maple Farm
ingtUn.
Elizabeth Hall. 2T45 Chestnut
Olga Cusman, 1919 Empire Lincoln Park.
Esther krogh. sl4s winthrop.
sarah DAVIS 1853 Huxley
Marisnnina Cspezzuto, 1870 North Green.
VIVIAN Brown. 1908 Horger Dearborn
Emma Hsfkesbrtnk. 1859 Ashton road
ieona Green, $3.50 fenton. Dearborn.
Alice Bourassa 1924 Riopehe.
sophie Stein. 3i4O Fenkell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
Deatb notices

COBERNUs-Sept. 20. 1892. Fora J.. wife
Of Harry II. Cobernus. Funeral service
al chapel Of the William X. Hamilton Co,
cass avenue at Alexandrine, Wednesday at
$50 a. m.
20. Annette Sullivan.
beloved wife Of John F., dear mother Of
Virginia r.. and Jack Coylc; sister Of
Emma VI. Sullivan. Funeral from resi-
dence, 1890 Sorrento avenue, Wednesday
at $50 a. m. Church of the Precious
Bloed at Q. Toledo papers please copy.
DORION-Willsm E, September 20. sud-
denly, beloved husband OF Minnie.
brother OF Lou Dorion Funeral services
Thursday, $50 a. m at the home, 1850
Twenty-hfth ST: Lady OF Guadeloupe
Church at 2. fnterment. Holy Cross Grand
Rapids and Bay City papers please copy.
HySEs--september 20. Sarah Frances. be
loved mother OF Mrs. Albert Borgers,
Private James. United states Marines. and
Martin Hynes. Services at 2 o'clock FRI
day at the r. G. and O. X. Harris
Funeral Home. 1851 Cass. Interment, White
Chapel Cemetery.
sTILWILI.-Sept. q. NJ Amelia, OF 1866
Longfellow Ave. wife OF the late John
stiwili. mother Of Mrs Ida Mite. Mrs.
Myrtle Hangstefer. Mrs Ethel Ladendorf.
Mrs, Mildred Noble. Mrs Annabell Randall.
Mrs. Molie and Edward II. Stiwil.
Funeral service at chapel OF the William
X Hamilton Co. Cass Ave. at Alexan-
drine, Thursday morning az II O'Clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
DIVORCES

Ellen Brass from Howard
~ elyn Black from Allan
Maude Holmes frum Moses
Alfred Evans from Roena
Anne B. Payne from John
Florence A Ridden from Roy.
Lillian Beyan from Harry.
Mary T.. Garter from Lioyd r.
Pearl Moore from Everett
olive WagStan from Walter
Patrick Bareback from joseph
Robert A. FRYE from NJ Eilesne
Thelma Wilson from Harry H.
Lee Hardy from Essie
Eta NJ Lewelling from Clarence
Catherine Rivett from William
Dorothea Smith from George W
lrona-Rat---
Anna NJ. Weekly from James
Albert Rule from Frances
Madeline Martha Welshans from GEORGE w
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22

DEATHS

Claude Banks, 5000 Lenox. So.
Ira cowper. ga Baldwin, IL
Martha Grekowicz, 1928 Dickerson, 50.
John J. Casey. 1912 Dragon. 30
John n. Riddellf 1859 Cavalry. 81
Elsa II. smolenski. 1888 Joy road. ~
Thomas Philip Jackman. 1860 Devonshire
Crosse Pointe Park, a..
Alice h. Riley, 3f53 Montclalr, 81.
Margaret NJ. Jorgensen SO3g Emily. IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
: HELP WANTED==
Beauty Culture Schools

INTENSIVE training for war worker
Great Lakes College. TO. $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22

FREE COMPLETE BEAUTY training In
vestigate, Hygienis School, $40 Twelfth
Madison S053
Evening star., 1942-10-21

M1oSto *}UNlORSB brown and thrilling COLOR REFERS
IN kenston hgeeds Forstonn Woos other erond fobcs a
O% virgin WOOL Single and double breasted ronbutton and
twbutton REFERS with notced op cotton veveeen collars lots
offlne deq black brown bondonno red nooyo blue ooge
ereen Wonut BROWN to IT, 10 to TO- S295 to S4o7
WOMEN -.hqh49htino FoRsTNANNs 1ooqb .Vroo- Wool
and febuton REFERS With inset pockets
notched reVe front button REFERS With self fabric roll coos
oock brown ond bosic coat ooor Sizes for all women S3975
< JMeH.-cest Third Floor
Evening star., 1942-10-21

We Can

olwoys afford to take
some change. in War.
Stamps!
Evening star., 1942-10-02
AIl-Clinlate Coat

AlI-Climate Coat
With removable leath.
er lining, sleeves and
all. Lastex back insert
for arm freedom. All.
wool fleece, herring
bone or pin check.
Lined with duchess"
rayon satin. Sizes 10.
20.
ALSO on Sale in the New
Palais Royal, Bethesda.)
1895
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

BUICK 1889 convertible clut coupe with
radio and heater bargain uuIr 5000
easy terms Heated .nawfsoms open
until q ll6nG GratIof
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
Automobiles for Sale

CHEVROI 1T 1882 Master dc luxe town
sedan. II 900 actual miles clean as new
with perfect tlr,s, $40 full puce, easy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
Q|OO GRATIOT

DODGE 1871 &C. luNc sedan has rad.
a.1 heater. perfect tires Hurry De
tr.It.s best bargain. ouiN >1s@ easy terms
trade Heated shoWrOoms Open until 9
i6O6 Gratot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
1900 Woodward
.gIi price. easy terms
III WOODWARD

PLYMOUTH 1852 coupe Original tfrol-a.
out -adtp. heater. excellent rubrci $50
4H price. easy terms.
1777 WOODWARD
PLYMOUTH 1889 sedsns ana r.up"s
some have radios ami heaters e1ud 'rrs
= beauties - choose from Orit $500 1921
easy terms Heated sh0wrooms Olea
until q 1906 Grstioi
PLYMOUTH 1888 sedan With rad'o an.
heater good tires Mondss special
$3.50 fuil prIce. easy terms 1906 6ra''''
PLYMOUTH 81 i.dDnr, 90 Al condition
" plates mohalr trim radio and
heater. good rubber going al Slsl. Floyd
Rice 1885 Livernos
PLYMOUTH 1871 club coupcs Ike new
. beauties 20 choose from. Hurry The,
Rur't last long AZ these low prices onlt
>6t5 up easy terms Heated sho"rnams
open until 2. 1906 Grauot
PLYMOUTH 1887 coupe good rubD"r
radio heater, S237 terms. lof22 Mack
PLYMOUTH 1870 club coupe. dark blue
good tires. Sjsi Arlington 22li ~
Arlington 1920. Not interested n dealers
wholesalers.
PoNTtAC - de D. 'rk sedan orclna
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

Automobiles for Sale

|TERRAPLANE 1896 special bro; tires
like new: very good motor. clean as q
pin /. only sos. terms 5000 Mack.
ITERRAPLANE 81 de luxe sedan, radio,
heater. beautiful condition Bargain.
store SIlI Mack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

PONTIAC "a de 'rk sedan Original
maroon finish Installed new rings mech
very good hard 10 beat. unI5 $500. trade
,asr frrrrx Wrlglcg's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
Jeeps Ferret Out
JdpStrdgg|ers
In So|omons

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. o
(UP).-United States Marines
made their surprise landing in the
.Solomons by night and took pris.
oners in the first phase of an Of
fensive in which they have now
consolidated and extended their
positions and wiped out an enemy
communicating force, ii was re-
vealed today.
Now, IL was indicated. the ma
rineS had their jeeps and amphib-
ian tractors IN action and were
using them 10 90 after the Japa.
neSe whom they had driven back
into the interior of the islands in
the Tulagi Florida Guadalcanal
area.
They are fighting fearful heat
rain and dense underground in
their job of hopping up japanese
Stragglers and preparing TO meet a
possible big enemy counter-drive
aimed at retrieving the biggest and
most humiliating japanese defeat
of the Pacific war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
N.Y.SIate
Picked for
Dewey

SARATOGA SPRINGS, y. Y.
Aug. Is GNS).-Delegates 10 the
Republican state convention, pre-
pared TO nominate the rest of their
ticket and adjourn. were divided
today over whether their guber-
Material candidate. Thomas r.
Dewey, has eliminated himself
from the race for the 1914 presi-
dental nomination.
Dewey, in his acceptance speech
last night, declared that Il shall
devote the next four years en-
clusively 10 the service of the
people Of New York State"
While this statement convinced
some Republican leaders that
Dewey has decided 10 postpone
his quest of the presidency beyond
1914. supporters Of Wendell l.
Willkie were slow 10 claim for
him New York'S support al the
national convention two years
hence