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The Coolidge examiner., 1943-07-09

his last service. About so were
present at the gathering.
o Odd Fellows installed the fol-
lowing officers Tuesday evening:
Joe MaHer. Noble Grand: Lee
Blackwood, Vice Grand Carvel
Morris, secretary: John Skrla,
treasurer.
Q Mrs. w. r. Urton entertained
for her son Bill. on his seven
teenth birthday The gathering
was given special significance be
cause Bill leaves next week to en-
list in the Navy.
. Mrs. w d. Kirby said today,
Red Cross yarn had been received
and could be obtained by calling
at 332 West Pima Khaki yarn
win be used only in making sol
dier's sweaters.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-07-09

. Mrs. Joe Sheriff. was home for
the weekend to celebrate her son
Richards birthday. Mrs. Sheriff.
is taking summer course at Ari-
zona State Teachers College in
Tempe.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-07-09
CARD OF THANKS

For the many sympathetic remem-
brances and thoughtful acts of our
friends following the loss of our
son and brother. we wish to ex-
press our sincere gratitude as well
as for the floral offerings present
ed.
]. F. Simpson
and family.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-07-09

FOR SALE-40 Acre Farm, 80
Tons Alfalfa, ready to cut. New
House. 2 Chicken Houses. city
water, electricity. adjoining
Coolidge on east. Also small
building 16x22, 200 Laying Hens,
$50 week old White Leghorn
Pullets, 3 Tarps, Boots, Shovels,
Pitchfork, Saddle Horse Bar
gain at $3.50 cash and terms.
See Dewey Compton 1tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-07-09

WILL PAY CASH for 1887 to 1889
Plymouth or Chevrolet Sedan.
Call 231. 9jul2tc
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-07-09

ton. Also other furniture for
sale. Call 134R3. 2jul3tp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Stunt Man Risks Life
Once q Week for Films

=fH0EtYHo6DFjjHi4e -tINS1
In % years as Hollywood
stunt man. Jimmy Dundee has
cracked up 1876 automobiles and
two airplaneS for the movie cam
eras. has tumbled from horses.
crashed through windows, leaped
from cliffs and otherwise risked
life and limb on an average OF
once a week.
Bat only twice in his career has
Dundee been on the casualty itst
and each time he was hurt on
a Auke.
The husky. square-chinned pro-
feSsional defer OF death. now fix
ing 10 drive a jeep over a 50-foot
embankment for a scene in c. =.
De Miles story Of DR.. WaSsell
neatly escaped injury when he
fell through SkylGht. hit a table
and then crashed TO the floor m
The Glass Key" Ten minutes
later when the cameras weren I
even turning, he casually stepped
from a three-foot platform-and
broke his les.
The other time was when he
overturned a midget auto three
times in The Connecticut Yam
kee," emerged unhurt, and was
about 10 climb from the wreckage
when somebody inadvertently
slammed the car door and broke
his hand.
Dundee has little regard for
what he calls fool courage"
thinks Of himself as an artist
whose seemingly suicidal feats are
so eXpertly calculated and exc
cuted as 10 render disaster inn
probable. If not impossible.
Its not what you do, but
how you do It," he explains
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Film Time Clock

ADAMS-"My Friend FlekA" ii:o1,
1:5s, 4;ag. 7:tO, 1851 p. m; They Came
10 Blow Up America" 1915, $780, o'zf'
RR6ADwAY CAPITAIe-"Five Graves
10 Cairo" l244. A;O5, 1928, 1919 ?. MI
Henry Aldrich Gets Glamour" IL a. m,
2.2l SEQ. 9.O3 p. N.
CINDERELLA - "Casablanea, 100,
$40. 1910. 1914 2. m; The Meanest
Man IN the World" 1925. 3:2o, e:io'
TIIIsHER - "Casablanca." i;25 4.2o.
tbs. 1910 p. M; The Meanest Man Ia
the World -" 1880. 3.25, 8.20. 9.lS p. m.
FOX They cot Ne Covered, p" less
3.53 7:0S. 1925 p. M; "Redhead From
Manhattan" 1928 a. m, 2;i0, o'oo' VIZ
HOLLYWOOD 49," Casablaucs. o." 1. 400.
1912. 1O.ls p. M. The Meanest Man In
the World" 3.02 6:0s, 9;lt ,. m.
MADISON -"Casabianca. - ~ 80, 3;4s.
1902, iO:lj p. m. The Meanest Man 10
the World, 1873 a. m, 2'is' o'Ol, s'4A
p, m. 80 ,
q 500 J.. M: 1.-THE Hard Way" IL a. m''
1900. s. $50. 1910 y. M
PNLN~-STAIL Happy co Lucky
II 10 "A. M. 2.al 5.07 743, 1919 =. ma
"samdus Amigos" 1872 a. m, las. 4:zis
Z. $50 p. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
'Hangn1enAIsO Die, Latest Nazi
Horror Film, Opens Friday

was all right for Broncho
Billy" he relates, "and IL earned
me "A part as tough chariot
racer in Fred Niblo's Ben Hur.'
But plastic surgery was unheard
of then and movie makeup as
we know il today had not been
invented.
EXCELLENT TRAINING
"Cecll HOlland-the grand old
man of the makeup business
who taught all us mOderns our
Observation-Disclosures head make
up artist on Ben Hur.' used 10
fool around in his laboratory.
One day his CHIEF assistant quit
and Cecil gave me the job"
Today Stepanoff is tops in his
art. But the highly remunerativC
motion picture business is getting
only a small portion OF his time
After Pearl Harbor he offered his
services TO the country OF ms
adoption and they were accepted
What he does is one of those
things you don't talk about. But
it's important. So important. il
fact, that "Hangmen Also Die
may be his final film chore fol-
the duration. There's a demand
for people who can make faces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17

find Brian Donlevy, Anna Lee,
Dennis O'Keefe, Walter Brennan
Gene Lockhart and young Billy
Rory.
OF course. none of these people
are really Czech, but studio make
up has transformed them into
amazingly foreign characters,
1t isn't betraying a military Sc
cret to say that the F'BI and other
government agencies interested
in alien and spy round-ups are
leaning heavily these days on the
cooperation of Hollywood.
Studio makeup men. those mir
acle workers who can do amaz-
ing tricks with a face. are using
their skill for their country in
stead of making a middle-aged
lady or gent look like a Sprout-
or vice versa.
And that brings us 10 the in
tereSting case of Bob Stepanoff,
who was detected in the act of
Transforming Walter Brennan
who might pass for a lawyer.
doctor, merchant or chief-into
a convincing professor Of history
at the University of Prague.
Walters role is that of the man
who harbors the eXecutioner of
Reinhard Heydrich, the hangman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
COWBOY CONVERTED

Stepanoff, it appears, was a
rOOtin. tootin' coWpoke in the
early Broncho Billy westerns.
"My dashed in nose It hang
over from a fight with n Turk
iSh gendarme when 1 ran away
from my home in Macedonia,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Parties Given

HOLLYWOOD TURNED out 10
honor Bill Robinson when he
opened in his new show, Born
Happy" in Los Angeles. Among
those giving parties were Mervyn
Leroy, Red Shelton, Irving
Brccher, Harry Ruskin, Gene
Kelly. Barry Nelson, keenan,
Wynn, Harry Crane, Sammy
Lee, Harry Kurnitz and Edgar
Allan WOOlf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
BY CHARLES GENTRY

THOSE VILE HITLER" melo-
dramas have brought us a curious
assortment of films which might
come under the heading of uni
VerSal AMUSEMENT" and several
scenariStS have really b ecom e
shock troops in their manner of
presenting scripts to raise your
hair.
Latest on the list is "IIangmcn
Also Die, which IS due to open at
the PalmS-State Friday.
This Arnold PresSburger pres
entation makes Edge of Dark
ness pale with its ruthless con
demnation of NaZi methods in
occupied countries and commendS
Commando tactics wherever they
can be brought into play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17

calm. or instance, when I
do this iecp stunt i'm The Story
of DIR. WaSsell,' I'll 60 over the
terrain tin l know 1t by heart.
Then I'll practice with the ieep
till I'm absolutely at home i'm Il:
or course, I'll be strapped In,
and pretty well padded"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
STORY OF HEYDRICH

The film deals with the aSSaS-
sination of Reinhard Heydrich,
the brutal butcher whose blood
purge of Czechoslovakia will stand
as one of the most daStardly
deals in all history.
1t also shows the working of the
Czech Underground movement
trying 10 defeat the Gestapo at
every ugly turn. There has been
much speculation about the killing
of Heydrich and we feel that the
film industry is even more en-
titled to its version than any indi-
Vidual, because of the dramatic
circumstances surrounding the
mystery.
In the cast for this one you'll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
You May Never
Have To Take
Another Laxative

.t r"ne'rHfed po.lIr urtf lI fs
rr ..ar tr 0..lk-W .rH - ~ treF would oily
Da.t nH...Iag s'op b,nr rD.tu.s - t..s
r.,c exercise - watch trr-t q ..' - ord set
Ll- E-.--L--As an b-4r lr e.. tl1-ar il llAe
bowels time to act. But ufo cfu or syu--t4
a. IT.. e.. tt..'
Sa - fre next best thing BE- 90 l,pp size
bowels working as regularly aad comfort
we cam Er0 thUtE vtor, good
OIL. N..n fa.a. l.m t il. Wis.,
t"# waf tAbc t.I.tru. n. rIght
fn. t..r.f r'.....> Iu The r.....F when
So. 10, .H ..i.a--t N4l-iu. s.....I - boz.
I.t. 81. pot move the bowels sH woe
JON Hs '' Iraft you i'r'Ns ncaF and
H. .rH-..
ANp '.au.c 'Arv tc'n give the grand,
r1--HfTfrT ~ TT NJ r77vrTr- TIT
TINT mo Vie sllflts .tlar-nl Mint
F".r rnu''fpaic1 person could ask FOR
u--Lr g. GCt Lspptahs a. your druggist today
ard tatc nS directed a5r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18

AON LIMO rNI UNKnIN
Machka, 1906 Russell Ralph {.
Banners, 1871 Holland Henry
kubinNk, $40 common Donald
i. BreitenbeCk. 5-iI L.r.UncUt.
John T. ECk>trom. lata Pilgrim
The others OsNaldo lngclocCi
$50 W jefferson Trenton Mar
Yin I Warren, Ocorgc Il tuur.
Grand Rapids LYLE [. HATHAWAY.
Hastings, Robert l. Gundcr, t.....
lac Arthur " Rue Benton
liarbcr. James H. Spring>tccn,
NNSItrS Horace J. Holland t'FFo~-e.
ari tI I.af~uir. tt7-t--ts..f- i-FetIt-ftt-i,
g.. Engel, Edward !. NcGraW IT..
e Saginaw; Richard i. i'citoHCn.
AmaSa.
Corpus Christie. Tex, Navy Air
Training School has graduated SIX
DetroiterS: EnSignS Thomas W.
Sadler. 63l2 Van Dyke. Robert
v Hnngerford, 9222- Mnn-Lca-
Parke r. Grenier. $500 Maryland
Edward W. Zunger. 1927 BcnItcaU
I'd 1t. James X. Brown. 1886
PlainVicW. Detroit and Ensign
Bruce T.. Phillion. Saginaw
NAVY GRADUATES
Pensacola, Fla. Naval school
Ensigns Robert I. Intern, 1853
Robson Harry =. GroSINk. 2Z42
/ Garfield Alexander Gun
ningham. 1850 Lauder Cornelius
i. ArkeSteyn. 5779 Garland
Among a class Of women from
81 states graduated as non-com-
blatant fllcrS al the ANCnEcr
Field. Ten, school were Virginia
=. Malany, Alpeua; and Mary j,
Stephens, 772S Wlldcmcro De
troit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18

THFSE two important steps may
Il help you TO overcome the diScom-
fortsor embarrassment of sour stOm-
aCh. ierky nerves. loss of appetite,
underwcight, digestive complaints,
weakness, poor compleXionl
A person who is operating on only a
20 % 75,o healthy blood volume or a
stomach digestive capacity OF only so
10 Go normal is severely handicapped.
So with ample stomach digestive juices
PLUS RICH, RED-BLOOD you should
enjoy that sense OF well being which de-
notes physical fitness mental alert
nest
II you are subject 10 poor digestion or
suspect deficient red-bloOd as the cause
OF YOUR trouble. yet have 10 organic
complication or focal infection SIS
Tonic may be Just what you need as II
IS especially designed 20 promote the
flow OF VITAL DIGESTIVE JUICES in
the stomach and TO build-up BLOOD
STRENGTH when deficient
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
II NaicIli&am AOglallS
Graduate I'm (EguElHery

Dur0ard l., Surtn>on. 1885 WIS
,a>sct lHruayu T1ndal FlcId
F Att CWn.IA school sgt
"..l ard y Mcmillan. Gran a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
NERVOUS.
HIGH:STRUNG,
On Certain Days"
OF The Month?

Do functional per.odle distur1ar-cs
rT-5Tr y--- -7----------rr--------,-----
cranky. adgety, t.re1 AID "dU ea
out AT such t.wes3
Then start G. c1cc-try Lydia T..
PiukEsm 3 NeEetAb.eN Cam. a.d 20
relieve such symptom Ii-Eaar
Compound s. made Csrer.-..- ..r
tto-reu TAKEN rerlla.P-t .r.
build UP resistance .t.' .t...
distress Thousands upon tHn. a.
o. women have reported trrrat.f
!. A rrnra lL.r.- .-.lAt IL- EL--.-- =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18


Three Michigan girls have
graduated from the Coast Guard
school al the New London Conn.
academy They are Ensign SparS
JaNne Roberts, 4S52 lVanhoC .
Gcne,ieVc Zelenak. 1900 Marcus
Detroit. Margery Chandler, Md
dlcNlle
OldSmohne Army Ordnan @
school AOM SC Eugene q. Lchto,
1861 Trumbull. Highland Park,
Chevrolet Motors wheeled vehicle
engine school Pvt Arnold J. Har-
den, 1903 Hcyden Fort Sill
Okla officers school I'd 1t. elf
ford Y. AntaSa. 765 TWenty-scc-
ond. Turner Field Ga AAF' Off
GERS school. 2nd Ii. Darrell G..
Judson. Walled Lake
ARMY GRADUATES
Victorille. Cal. bomba rdicr
school: Arthur {. DaVeN, 1904
Dexter: Edmond &, Hate, iUu1
Me- John u. kantner. 1850
Camden sam Jack, 1879 w Eu-
Chd. Fort Knox, KY armoted
school Pyt> John ". B0sak, 2lSS
s Liddesdale Charles ID. Bellows,
653 Meadowbrook Detroit George
Antonccw. Hamtramck 2nd 1t.
Carl l.. Welt, 1890 Ballour James
W. Strubar. 4l4 Fox Bldg Robert
4. PuIlia 6J3 " Hancock
thOnOr mani.
Roswell y II. pilot transition
course. End 1T. Abraham J. Kit
tredge, 1890 Woodrow Wilson;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Build Sturdy Health
and Hclp America Win

Thousands and Thousands OF users have
testified TO the benefits SIS Tonic has
brought 20 them and scientific research
shows that 10 gets rcsults-that's why so
many say "SSS Tonic builds sturdy health
makes you feel like yourself again At
drug stores IN l0and 20 OF. sizes - s SIS Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Rivet Robot
Doubles Production OF
Unskilled

a "rivet robot" w ich ellnl-
mates one of the chief causes OF
faulty airplane construction - un-
even riveting - and enables I'M
skilled workers 10 double II e +
production, has been developed by
Willys-Overland.
The new device, according 10 Is.
r. Sherrell, manager of the COM
pany's aircraft division, can be at
tached to any standard rivetlng
gun and used TO automatically
control the number OF blows ap-
piled 10 rivets. BY regulating the
gun, he said. il is possible 10 OBJ
tain complete uniformity in the
production of riveted aluminium
aircraft sections. thus eliminating
stress areas" which generally
result IN faulty construction.
The robot" attachment greatly
sin1plifies the training OF new air
craft workers, he said, sine Q IT
places the burden for control OF
the riveting gun on the device IT.
self, thereby reducing the posi-
bflity of error. The average stu
dent. he added, after short
period of training can drive twice
as many rivets with the aid 81 the
new development as he can with
out IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Testing Machine
Built for Planes

Enough equivalent energy to
lift a 10,000-ton Liberty ship two
and a half feet is built into a new
machine for testing airplane
wheels, tires and brakes which
the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.
placed in operation recently.
GootipeaF- fieials- announced that
the machine can test n &
loads up 70 10000 pounds per
wheel. tire or hrake-the equiva-
lent of an S00O0-pound airplane,
which is considerably in excess OF
present weights,
Goodyear's new testing machine
a wheel which is 10 feet
in diameter and with a top speed
equivalent 10 200 miles per hour.
BY means of 81 plates distributed
on both sides of the central wheel.
the dead weight" can be in
creased or decreased as desired.
Goodyear disclosed that the new
testing machine has an energy
equivalent of 50,500,000 foot
pourrfs, believed ~ ne the greatest
energy capacity ever built into a
testing device for airplane wheels,
tires and brakes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Plymouth Prize
In New Guinea
Mystery Car Taken
From Fleeing Japs

naen- mystery surrounds inst
Row il got there. but the Joy OF
riding in a real. honest-to-good-
ness American built pleasure car
is loudly attested TO by Staff Sgt.
Kenneth Schnoleyr 4 f-F4a' p
and his men who captured II from
the Nips while fighting IN New
Guinea.
Curiosity as 10 the cars history
prompted the men 70 secure the
motor and serial numbers which
they sent 10 Joseph +. Bayne'
general sales manager Of Plymouth
division, ChrySler Corp. The files
indicated that the car had been
sold by a dealer on the island OF
Guam. bat there the trail enfeti.
Whether the original purchaser
was an honest, peace-lovlng in
habitant of Guam who lost the
car and possibly his life at the
same time. or whether II be-
longed 10 a Japanese spy are
things which won't he known until
after the war. If ever.
One puzzling thing is that
car sold through a dealer IN tha'
part of the world would normally
be a right hand drive. Yet the
New Guinea prize was a STANDARD
left hand model.
SchooIey's service compan!
came upon the car, a 1874
Plymouth de luxe sedan. bearing
the rising sun insignia. while II
pursuit of a group of Japanes'
'invincibles.
De luxe is. Of course. a RELATIVE
term: in this case the sedan tol
had been so punctured by Anrpri
can bullets that it had 10 be re
moved. The motor was IN eX
cellent condition. despite havini
few large caliber bullet dents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Autos and Apiation: ~ \
Women Become
Main Customers
in Car Service
Draft Shifts Market
for Maintenance,
Reports Indicate
Autos and Apiatiom:

Women are fast becoming the
master Of the American family
car as thousands Of the nation 5
married men are called to war.
according 10 reports received by
the Electric Auto-Lite 60. from
service stations. garages, lnde-
pendent car dealers ana auto
Lite field men. Indications of a
rapid shift from men 10 women
in the car maintenance market IS
definitely shown by the reactions
received to a booklet entitled
Keep En- Rolling which the
entire Auto-Lite organization is in
the process of distributing.
Reaction 10 the booklets indl-
cate a new and intense interest IN
car maintenance on the part OF
oynen--especially those whose
husbands e emily have beer
drafted II is apparent that lr
many instances 4he time allotted
to husbands before entering the
armed forces is not sufficient &c
permit instruction of wives IN the
mechanical features of an auto
mobile.
Comments from women reader:
of the Keep En- Rolling book
let frankly admit a lack oi
knowledge about the operation
and upkeep of the family car. bu'
indicate a vital interest in learn
Ing. now that il has become theil
responsibility for the duration ol
the war.
"The shift from a preponder-
ant male market to one I'm
which women customers are
playing an important part Is de-
serving Of the closest attention
from all individuals concerned
with sutomotive service today"
according TO J. A. Shank, Auto
Lite service division manager.
with the Job of keeping
Americas cars on the road be-
coming increasingly serious, II
seems to us that all concerned
with the automotive business,
whether manufactures or serv-
ice man. have a new obligation.
II has become an added duty
and a trust not only to provide
these women with suitable In
formation and literature, but
with competent repair service
and, of course. original factory
replacement parts"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Car Tips
ChrysIer Lists Musts Tor
Winter Driving

To assist car owners in pre-
pairing their cars for the third
war winter, Chrysler Corp. has
lust announced a new list OF
Timely Tips" for better driving
and gas saving
Carry a wide putty knife In
the glove compartment for scrap
ing ice from windshields.
On especially cold nig h is ,
keep engine warm with lighted
electric bulb placed under the
hood.
Use of light oil and winter lu-
bricants, which let the car roll
more easily and thus save gas and
aid starting.
Close observance of battery
care.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Ford Glider Factory
To Stay in Production

Construction of thousands more
15-place Waco gliders viii con-
tinue through 1913 and well into
1914. Aviation News dlscloses IN
its current issue. The new pro
gram already totals more than
$50. 100000. the article asserts,
and quotes Washington officials
as saying that although several
rev type ghders are in various
stages Of design and test, It will
be the Waco CG-4A which Will
launch this country's airborne
armies over future invasion areas.
Ford Motor Co.'S Iron Noun
tain Mich glider plant probably
will remain the Country's largest
manufacturer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Another Use for Jeep

Another purpose" for the all
purpose American army jeep has
been discovered. Converted from
road 10 rail by changing 10 steel
Hanged wheels, the jeep is being
used in Australia as swi C h
engine in shutting cars around
railroad yards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Hungary TO Build Roads

Construction of five new motor
roads TO link Budapest with Ber-
lin, Cracow tPoland). Ujvidek
(Yugoslavia). Odessa (U.S.S.R),
and Trieste Italy) is scheduled TO
be started soon by the Hungarian
government, according to Hun
parian broadcast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21

s-Division OF time
woodland deities
11-Prayers
speare's wifef
13-Fish eggs
ls-Smsll horse
21-Lessened
25-Type measures
24-Fold
26-Iair
27-what city lies at the entrance TO the
Suez Canal: Port -
ze--Who wrote the poem The Raven"S
3O-Female sheep
32--Irritate
34--Farm implement
37--Cuekoos
s9-Produces
i2-Afternoon parties
A. House addition -
Swine vessel
z6--loiter
47--Intend
49--Small drink
Sl--who Is oueen Of the fairies in Mid
summer Nights Dream"i
S7-Lyric poem
S5-Born
65--Short musical csdence
57-Who rs football coach of Columbus
University
eo--Bustle
62--Olfactory organs
65--Pretender TO gentilty
67--Complain
6s-Edible seed
decentralization
70--tieologicsl are
Tl--SnAtch
7S-Slender final
74--Married
.. r.rr,,u COZ rrrInN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Can't Seize Gas Coupons

Police officers are authorized to
receive the surrender of gaso-
line ration coupons from motorists
but in no case is the officer en-
powered to seize" such coupons,
the Office of Price Administration
recently announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Winton Joins Midwest

Glenn f. Winton. former chief
field quality engineer for the Min
neseta Mining Co, has joined the
technical staff of the Midwest
Abrasive Co. as quality engineer
in the coated abrasive division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-21
Cross Quiz Puzzle


HORIZONTAL
l-Iibetsn priest
S-What admiral is chief Of staff Of the
Commander-in-Chief Of the u. 8.
Army and Nsvyf
l0--Fly sleft
it-Immedistely
l5--Invest
l6-Americsn cartoonist
l7-Scarcity
ls-of impcnetrable hardness
20-Pester
22--Beanrs
2s-Note in Guido's scale
25-Globules
2s-Feel ones way
7i--Craze
33--Hsrvest
35--Ice crystals
3s--Ancient capital town in Greece
8s--ISosndinsvian name
40-Observe
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45--Lofty mountain
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54--MArket
5s--Nsvigate
5S-Slip rapidly onward
5o--Greek market place
6l--Backbone