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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04
Weather Hurdle CurtoiIs
SeIfridge Baseball Sked
Only Six Games Ployed Out Of
II Storts in Lost 80 Doys

and by Western Michigan col
lcge. 3 TO |
Only victories-both shutouts
were achieved over the De
troit Coast Guard Station and
Detroit Military Police in De-
troit Service Mems league
games Selfridge Field Will OPP
pose the Remulus Army Air
Base in league game in Briggs
Stadium Al pm. Saturday,
June 5. This will be the second
contest of a double header -
the first involving Crosse lie
Naval Training Station and the
Detroit Military Police.
Here's what weather has done
10 the Selfridge schedule during
the last week
May 29-Selfridge Field VS.
Crosse lie Naval Station in
Briggs Stadium, postponed; no
new date set as yet
Nav 3l-Selfridge Field at
Michigan State College, post
poned 10 June 10.
June Michigan Normal at
Selfrldge Field, cancelled. (This
game originally was scheduled
for May 81 and postponed TO
June -. a.
June 2-Selfridge Field at
Detroit Coast Guard, postponed;
no new date set vet.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04
Tennis Fans
Have Tough
Detroit Job
Baseball Minded
Public Hard TO
Interest

DETROIT, June - (P) -
Trying 10 transform a city essen
italy interested IN baseball into
one Of the nations war time
tennis capitals is the enormous
undertaking in the hands of the
Detroit Tennis club
In ten days the national clay
courts tournament, foremost
l943 competition, is scheduled to
open in Detroit where spectator
tennis in the past has been
largely something in the papers
from Forest Hills, ST. Louis or
Chicago.
There aren't many top notch
tennis players available these
days, tournament chairman
William Boyer admitted today,
but we expect no difficulty in
filling our brackets Of "a men
and 80 women players. All but
two or three of the best men
players are in the army. but We
viii make good use of what we
have
Pauline Betz of Los Angeles,
national women 8 champion, has
filed her entry. and Boyer sees
a possibility of getting Seymour
Greenbcrg of Chicago To defend
the mems title he captured last
year at ST. Louis. Grcenberg is
a civilian radio instructor for
the army air forces at Chicago.
The Detroit promoters aren't
particularly jittery about the
week long tournament, July IA
10 20 The Women's event WASH I
PLAYED last year and normally is
divorced from the mems clay
competition, but the forthcom
ing meet will have singles and
doubles in both divisions.
Detroit hasn't had a tourna-
ncnt Of note since the big Bill
Tllden won the clay courts here
IN 1926 and 1927. That was in
the dusk OF the Ty Cobb era,
and il is matter Of record that
Tllden didn't outdraW Cobb
Neither VIII BctZ and Green
berg come anywhere near chal-
longing Tommy Bridges and Pin
ky Higgins. present Tigers. AS
gate attractions. but on the bas-
IS Of general tennis upsWing
here the attendance may be the
! best vet
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04
Cards, Dodgers
off to Good
Pennant Race
BY JUDSON BAILEY

The National League is hav-
ing a two horse race for the
pennant and it's good show
that the Brooklyn Dodgers and
ST. Louis Cardinals are giving
the fans.
But the really wide-open
scramble is in the American
League, where the sixth place
club is closer the lead than Is
the third club in the National.
Furthermore il wouldn't take
much to make all fight clubs
contenders.
The New York Yankees have
been showing the way except for
one lapse ever since the season
started. yet they have not con-
WINGED anybody that they are 4
real good ball club.
Certainly they have not con-
WINGED Luke Sewell. manager
of the last place St. Louis
Browns, whom the Yanks beat
yesterday 2l when Bob Mum
Grief forced home the deciding
run in the ninth inning with a
walk
II was the 18th loss in 16
games for the Browns and eight
of the defeats have been by one
run and another was by shut
out. In other word: hit here or
a good fielding play there might
have changed the story many
times and even with all their
troubles. the Browns are only
seven games behind the Yanks
After yesterdays game Sewe'
was miserable The only plac
close ones count is in hors
shoes" ne moaned. But II
truth is | haven't seen any ba
club in our league that stant
out The Yankees don't and it's
anybody'S pcnnant. II we get
few hits We'll be up there. II we
don't get few hits I'll 60 nuts
The Browns made only four
safetes off big Ernie Bonham
yesterday. but one was homer
by George McQuinn. The Yam
kee made just six hits off Mum
Grief, although Joe Mccarthy
shook up his batting order.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04
The Currans Reach the Top
in Mixed Doubles Competition
Husbond ond Wife Split Gosh
I'd ar he o

Mrs Joseph Scott with an az
grccate OF 1907
Harvey Brockman. RoWl-O-
Drome manager, said today the
establishment Will continue to
sponsor doubles tournaments un-
tli the place closes on June 30.
Men doubles are held each
Tuesday while mixed doubles
are conducted each Wednesday
and Thursday, starting al p. m.
BroCkman pointed out that the
air-COnditionlng system is now in
operation Al the Bowl -Drome,
affordlng BOWERS and spectators
chance 10 enjoy themselves
during the warm weeks ahead.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04

SELFRIDGE. Mich, June I -
Twenty-Five attempts 10 play
baseball have been made by the
Selfridge Field post team be
tween April 30 and June 2, in
elusive. Yet only SIX engage
ments were started. Rain or wet
grounds caused poStponement or
cancellation of the others.
Next attempt is scheduled on
Friday. June 4. when Selfrldgc
Field plays AT Wayne UniVer-
sity OF Detroit at 800 . m. The
Flyers will be seeking their
first victory over collcgian
team Already they've been
beaten by u. OF Detroit. II to
10; by L. of Michigan, IL to 5.
by Michigan Normal, Is 10 I
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04

After falling 10 win first prize
twice in two weeks, Mr. and
Mrs. James Curran finally GOT TO
the top IN mixed doubles COM
petition at the Bow O Drome
last night and as q result they
shared a s. prize by going 80
pins over their average.
The husband and wife tandem
topped a field of 10 teams, sec
ond place being taken by Mr..
and Mrs Mike Soule Of Rich
mond who went 60 pins over
their average They won 50.
The actual plnfaIl prize Of
S450 vas captured by MIR. and
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04
Merchants
Redeem Selves
After Opener
Lost Yeors Chomps
HumbIed by Alert
Shores Team

Defeated in their opening
game last week by Hillcrest Stu
do. ST Clair Shores Merchants
bounded back last night 10 hand
last years city champs, HUI
barth g. Schott an 81 setback
AZ Griffith Field in Major Soft
ball League game.
The Shorlans, displaying
plenty Of zip and dash in the
..eld and considerable power al
the plate, got away 10 20 lead
in the first inning The Lumber
Jacks tied the score al ? all in
the third, but the Merchants
came back with run in their
half Of the same ming and were
never headed, chalkng up two
more runs in each Of the fourth
and fifth and another IN the
sixth
Altogether the Merchants col
lected | hits, including a pair
OF doubles by Don Swanson
and two baggers by Gordon
Belleau and Jack MatheSon.
Swanson and Matheson led the
winners at the plate with two
hlts apiece in three times up.
Marvin Duckert toiled on the
slab for Hubarth e. Schott. He
was opposed by Belleau. who set
the Lumberjacks down with
seve hts, which were scattered
among four batters. Duckert,
b / ! Beardsley and Bernie
Shields each polled out a pair of
SafetieS One Of Duckert hits
VAS good for two bases.
Belleau got perfect support IN
the field from his teammates.
while Hubarth a. Schott was
charged with five errors.
One game is scheduled for to-
night Bar so, beaten by Cover
ed Wagon last week in its open
or. goes against Eagles al Grit
flth Field. starting at 645 y m.
Box score of last night
game follows
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04
Twenty ninth Of q series
By HARRY GRAYSON
NEA Snorts Editor


Dennis Brouthers was a giant
Of man behind a trim black
moustache with a wagon tongue
H. his hands
Dan Brouthers was the Babe
Ruth Of the sos and early 90s
Like the Bamblno. ne took a ire
mendous swing from the left
side Of the plate, and started as a
pitcher.
.Brouthers become first
baSeman when he Joined the
Buffalo Nationals in 81
When they were sold 10 De
troit in Sc, Brouthers, ShOrtstOp
Jack Rowe, Third Bascman Dca-
con jim White and Outfielder
Hardie Richardson became the
original Big Four
That Detroit club is considered
one Of the greatest ever assem-
bled. and from II sprung the i'm
mortal Orioles. for Ned Hanlon,
who reVolutionl2ed the game in
Baltimore. was It's center eldcr.
That Detroit club baggcd the
National League pcnnant and
and won eight Of the first | ! Of a
l5-game travelling World Series
from Charley Comiskey's St
Louis Browns. champions of the
American Assoc alton.
1T TOOK .42l TO TOP HIM
We Slugged EN- 10 death, ="
said Old Dan, shortly before he
died in the summer Of 80. Old
Dan died with his boots on al the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04

The year 1913 Is expected to
break all records in u. s. pro-
duction OF fatty oils. with the
total output reaching III bill
lion pounds. There will be some
300 million pounds of marga-
rlne, 400 million pounds of pea
nut oil, IA billion pounds Of
cottonseed oil, and 3 billion
pounds Of lard. Soybean oil pro-
duction will be in greater vol
ume than all previous fat and oil
imports combined.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04
MONDAYS GAMES


There VIII be a practise meet
ing Of Bills Bar players a. the
Consumer diamond tonight AT
6 80 All players are urged to
attend.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04
BROTHERS
BATTED IN RUNS

Pitchers dreaded Brouthers'
power. and he moved up in
clutch like Star Of Padula does
IN mud With the bases empty
and man or two out. he was
Just as likely To pop up or drib-
bic an inOcuous grounder.
But with men on the paths
and runs needed. il was an odd
on wager that Brouthers would
hlt--a home run as likely as a
single
Once pitcher. his otherwise
brilliant performance ruined by
a home run, chased the big man
with the long swing Brouthers
stood six feet two. weighed 200
around the bases, blub-
boring:
You big bully, You ought 10
be ashamed Of yourself going
around the country with a tele-
graph pole for a bat and knock
ing the bread and butter out Of
pitchers mouths"
Dan Brouthers hit the old
meal bag from town to town.
Next: Happy Jack ChesbrO.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04

age OF - John J. McGraw. with
whom he PLAYED in Baltimore to-
ward the fag end Of his illus
trlouS career. gave him p job on
the press gate al the Polo
Grounds.
Brouthers led the National
League in batting three times
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04
Dan Brouthers, Ruth of His Day.
Won Five Batting Championships

and tied for the championship
on another occasion. Following
a season in the Players Brother
hood League in 90, he topped
the American Association.
Oddly enough, in his best
year. 81. when he hit .4l9. he
lost the championship 10 Cap
Adrian Arson, who batted .42l
for his Chicago White Stockings.
He batted AIS in the Eastern
League in '97, when he was fin
ished.
Brouthers was contempora-
neous with two other famous
slugging first basemen - Cap
Arson and Roger Connor OF the
Giants.
Brouthers left a l6 YEAR ma
jor league average OF 348.
With the disbanding Of the re-
markable Detroit combination
following the campaign of 30,
Brouthers joined the amazing
King Kelly in Boston. jumped
with him 10 the PLAYERS Broth
erhood the following year. when
they again were on a pennant-
winner.
Brouthers was as clean living
as King Ke, was the other way.
The plate was long way
from the fences when Brouthers
smacked the sphere There were
no yaWnlng bleachers into which
to hit the bal just a little
screened in stand behind the
plate and sun seats down the
foul lines.
Old Dan recalled the first steel
stands being built in Boston
while he was with the National
League club there IN 80 They
burned down one afternoon
while the Beancaters were play
ing the Orioles.
Brouthers marVeled a, mod
ern PLAYING elds-l00 per cent
better than those on which ne
PLAYED. He never saw ground
keeper until he played IN Brook
lyn in 80 Prior TO that. infield-
erS raked their territory.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04

"Piggyback" training in sim
gle scatter fighter planes has cut
flying accidents from an index
Of 6 ) to new low Of ! ).
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04

The Hillcrest Studio squad
will practise Sunday at 230 p.
m. al Griffith Field.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04
LAST NIGHTS RESULT
TONIGHT'S GAME

tfH ~ NUN = N'fN' 80
s. Clair Shores 3, Hubarth q
Schott ,
TONIGHT'S GAME
Bar 50 VS. Eagles at Griffith
Field.
MONDAYS GAMES
Hubarth g. Schott vs. HlllCrcst
Studio at Covered Wagon dia-
mond
Eagles We Spruce Inn az s..
MarNs Stadium
Junior 49, ID. y Cooley vs
OptimiSt Club al Griffith Field
tumble - Super Cleaners "
Bills Bar al Consumer Power
diamond.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-04

Hubarth e. Schott 0O2 900 %
ST Clair Shores 20l 22l 3
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Next: Happy Jack Chesbro.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Ran Schedule

THE WISE woman will make
an effort 10 avoid exhaustion.
She will stop working before
she is completely played out.
Yes, my readers your good
looks reporter knows all about
II; life IS pressing there's extra
work that has 10 be done. Even
so, form n schedule, stick 70 it.
When you're tired you aren't
much good for The Job. You
make mistakes II is difficult 10
STAY good natured.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Eye Glamour

A TOUCH Of rouge on the
lids VIII glorify the eyes. Just
the beauty ticket for girls who
are scared 10 use eye shadow.
When doing that, place rouge
high on the cheek bones, meet
ing the application of the lids
IN front of the temples Very
tricky.
PowderIng the lids Is no help
10 the good looks composition.
They should appear moist. You
get that effect by using "A light
film of cold cream or a tiny bit
OF Nasellne.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Pear Butter

Wash pears. Do not peel
Slice Add small amount Of
water 10 start cooking Cook
until very soft. Press through
colandcr. To each cup pulp add
u cup sugar Spices may be
added Cook 10 a paste. STIR
rng frequently 10 prevent burn
ing Pour into stcrllilcd Jars
and seal while hot.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Mea Stre+cher

HAVING DISHES that
@tch our meat ration and
- are tasty is the problem Of
sll homcmakeTS The following
recipe for stuffed Sausa age
solves that question and s easy
TO prepare. Try II tonight.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Utilize Pears
For Canning
And Table
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

PEARS ARE one of our late
season fruits, and are most
- ntlful in the markets right
2, Their fine high color and
good flavor have always made
them popular, both as a fresh
fruit TO be used in various ways
at meal time or as one OF the
best products TO be preserved
for future use.
a whole JUICY pear 10 MUNICH
along with that cookie or piece
OF cake Sweet-Syrupy baked
pears that are perfect partner
for the meat course. or a pear
upsiGe-doWn cake are among
the many ways that you can
use this delicious fruit in your
weekly menus.
For you home Gamers. too,
pear recipes are IN great va
riety preserves, butter,
pickles honey conserve, mint
pears, and whole pears 10 be
used for salads Or dessert
In choosing pears for canning
they should be firm but not
hard. The Seckcl pears are
your best now. And a buShel
of pears VIII yield about a
quarts of canned fruit
In using inc NOT water bath
meaning PaarS75- -5t'4-t 5t'4-t peel -t+tt-trr7
cut IN halves. core, pack raw
in hot SterIlizcd Jars and cover
with hot syrup Process for
80 minutes. II oven canned.
employ the same method bat
process for 30 minutes IN a 2Io
degree -t,E-t-fr
If you prefer the pears can
be preceded FIRST cook IN a
boiling medium syrup for four
to eight minutes pack not, ar7f
cover with boiling syrup-Lhe
processing time is then %
minutes for the hot water bath
and 30 minutes for the oven
Here are some favorlte ways
10 put up pears for the coming
- onths that should be sure 10
ase any appetite.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
StuHed Seusaqe RoII

i pound bulk pork Sausage
2 cups diced raw apples
et4PS bread crumbs
2 small onions. diced.
Pat'sausage on waXed paper
into a fai triangular shape
about p inch thick. Nix apples
onions and bread crumbs and
spread this over meat. Roll
into Jelly roll, tuckIng edges
In. Place in baking dish and
bake IN a moderate oven 1850
degrees until done, about IS
minutes Serves s.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Pear-AppIe Jam

] pint diced pears
l pint diced tart apples
Juice and grated rind OF !
lemon
81 cups sugar.
Peel and dice fruit Mix all
ingredients thoroughly Boil
mixture until y is thick and
clear, stirring frequently Pour
into Sterllized Jars and scat
while not.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-02
Pear Preserves
: PeHHd--FeaFS
3 cups sugar
= cups water

desired. Add OF the sugar 10.
water. boz minutes. Add
pears and boil - minutes. Add
remaining sugar and lemon a
piece OF ginger root may also be
addcn. Cook until fruIt Is tender
Let stand several hours. Pack
cold fruit in hot Jars Boil syrup
until thick as honey and pour
hot over pears. Seal a. once.
Evening star., 1943-02-22
Luxury Hotel Is Made
Rest Home for NAVY
Jock Sutherland Directs
Pocono Manor Lodge
Py TIE Associated Press

2y the Associated Press.
POCONO MANOR, Pa. Feb. 22.-
A new naval rest home, modelled
along hotel lines and designed to
accommodate 400 officers and men, has
been opened at palatial Pocono
Manor Lodge, former 81 100000 sum-
ner hotel in this Monroe County
resort community, the Navy an
nounced yesterday.
The rest home will be used to
speed recuperation of wounded and
weary veterans of torpedoings and
convoy actions and is under the
command of 1t. Comdr. j. B. (JockJ
Sutherland. former football coach
OF the University of Pittsburgh and
the professional Brooklyn Dodgers.
Only the two principal buildings
on the 3,000acre property-Pocono
Manor and Pocono Inn-are being
used by the Navy at present.
The rest home is operated much
rs the lodge was during its life as
popular summer nutei--Lvcn to bell
hops, hotel menus and spacious
Evening star., 1943-02-22
French Demarcation
Line 10 Be Abolished
Free Movement Permitted
Under LuvoI's New Order

BY The Associated Press
LONDON. Feb 22.-The Vichv
radio said yesterday that Chief OF
Government Pierre Laval had an
nounced that German occupation
authorities would abolish the de-
marcatIon line between former OC-
cupied and Unoccupied France on
March l, permitting free movement
to all Frenchmen except Jews and
undeSirables" and restoring normal
postal and communications facilities.
The broadcast, recorded by the
Associated Press, said Laval told a
press conference.
II am sure we could be granted
still more far-reaching concessions
if l am not hampered in my policy
by those who listen to foreign propa-
ganda."
Earlier, the ViChy station reported
Germany had demanded the dis
patch CT an additional 25000O
French workers to Germany.
Evening star., 1943-02-22

flower in Provincetown Harbor No.
vemper IL, 1920. before the Pilgrims
landed at Plymouth Rock. In the
compact they bound themselves
solemnly and mutually" to cove
nant and combine ourselves together
into civil body polite for our better
ordering and preservation - and
to frame such just and equal laws
as should be thought most
meet for the general good Of the
colony"
Mrs Roosevelt declared the aim
and object Of our Atlantic Charter
and OF our four freedoms must be
the establishment Of friendship,
desire to help each other"
Evening star., 1943-02-22

sociation at 1890 pm. to be held
at the Metropolitan Club Frederic
A. Delano was to preside Theo-
dore w. Noyes is the societys old
est living member.
The Society Of Natives will hold
its annual Washington Birthday
meeting at pm. in the Womens
City Club 1856 Jackson place NV.
Congress Meets.
On Capitol Hill, the House was to
gather for a brief session to COM
memorate Washington Birthday.
and hear the reading of the Fare
well Address. The Senate may call
up for consideration a measure au-
thorizing the merger of the Western
Evening star., 1943-02-22
Mrs. Roosevelt Warns
Against Relaxing Fight
likens Atlantic Charter
To Moyflower Pact
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt yester-
DAY likened the Atlantic Charter to
the Mayflower Pact.
They were formulated long years
apart Mrs. Roosevelt said in an
address on the NBC Lands of the
Free" program. but the men who
wrote the Atlantic Charter were
conscious of past history and their
tie with it, and, though much i'm
provement has come in the past 400
years throughout the world. still
they knew what remained to be
done
we can look back with gratitude
on the achievements of our fore
fathers, but we cannot for a moment
relax our constant struggle forward
While anywhere in the world there
are people who do not enjoy these
four freedoms. no one in the world
can be sure Of preserving full free
dom themselves"
fThe MaynoWer compact was signed
by al OF the passengers of the May
Evening star., 1943-02-22

Union and Postal Telegraph COM
panies.
Democratic officials said they ex-
pect that tonight's dinners through
the country will raise enough money
to pay off the party's 100000
deficit and leave some to spare for
headquarters expenses. Diners here
will pay 500 plate, while the
dinners in most of the States are
S25 per person affairs.
Tonight's blackout-to be held be-
tween and 10 o'clock-Will serve as
a reminder to the Capital that the
Nation is at war.
Evening star., 1943-02-22

lounges. There are few naval regu-
lations, no ships duties to perform
and the Navy men sent here are
guests. free to come and go as they
please, choose their own meals and
relax according to their tastes.
The aim of the staff is to provide
and administer activities that will
afford the maximum amount of re-
taxation, rest and pleasure to Navy
boys in the time allotted them" said
tall, grey-haired Comdr. Sutherland.
we will operate the rest center as
nearly like a home or country club
as possible
Evening star., 1943-02-22
James Leon Dawson Dies;
Retired Federal EmpIoye

James Leon Dawson, 68. retired
rate clerk of the Rivers and Harbors
Division. War Department. died
yesterday of a heart attack at his
home, 140S Forty-fourth street NE.
Mr. Dawson. long in Government
service had been Washington
resident for 80 years. A veteran of
the Spanish American War, he was
past commander of the Gen.
Henry w. Lawton Camp, United
Spanish War Veterans. which he
At one time also had served as
adiutant He was retired from his
position at the War Department in
November, 1899.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs.
Marie Dawson; two daughters, Mrs.
Gladys DreXilius and Mrs. Cath
crime German. and a son, ROLAND
Dawson, and three grandchildren
all Of Silver Spring, Md, and three
sisters, living in California. The
daughter and son were children Of a
previous marriage.
Funeral services will be held a.
2 pm. tomorrow at Mr.. Dawson S
late residence. Burial will be in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1943-02-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILL CHECK OVER OR MAKE OUT
your income tax for a nominal fee BOX
lO-A, Star. %.
FLASTERERS & CEMENT FTNISHFRS
Sneclal meetinG Thursday. February -
l"43 !. TAYLOR, secretary "3'
HEATING BOILERS REPLACED AT ONCE.
NV. or steam No cash down 3 yrs to pay
ROYAL HEATING co. Ma 1903
Night or SUNDAY. RA 800
Evening star., 1943-02-22
HELP MEN.

ACCIDENT OR LIFE MAN, 50 wkly guar
antee; average earnings 500 Wkly.. within
20 days. Mr Mason, Room 800 Southern