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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-14
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'as,ADACHE, BACKACEF NFRy
SD T5S't eai,,, Dr. Mary j. Laytoa;
- oonlhern Bldg. Phone 2.O128
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-10-14

RADIO AND REFRIGERATION
repair service. L. D. Blake. Dial
4749
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WANTED: TO CARE FOR CHILL
dren while parents are out for
pleasure or business. Use per
hour. Call County 5003.
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;3.-ROOm and Board

O0.-NUUm anu DUdTu
ROOM AND BOARD $40 WEEK,
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workers preferred Elk. w. A. Z.
cook in charge. Margot Cottage
Charlotte Ave. Carolina Beach.
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mington, N. c.
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Arches Radio Service
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OFFICER AND WIFE DESIRE
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apartment. Call 1868.
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WANTED TO BUY GOOD USED
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20 S. Front. Dial $40.
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WANTED RIDE TO WASHING
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WANTED: FURNISHED ROOM.
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l5O.-Real Estate

FOR SALE: 200 ACRES EXCEL
lent Blue Berry land, adjoining
the Blue Berry Farms near
Montagu Fender county. Tim
Der never been cut for years.
The Keith Oil Company.
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SHACKLEFORD's RADIO RE-
pair Service. Any make, any
model. 1913 Grace St. Dial 1877
Commercial Frigidaire Refriger
alton.
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'7 I515c TRADE FOR GASOLINE
s snaaG !. suitable for fishing. new
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scr s5oaro motor, mahogany, all
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WANTED: SOLDIER AND WIFE,
request rooms for light house
keeping. Phone 2-3031 after Z
p. m. Sgt w. B. Kelley.
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LOST S25 REWARD FOR RETURN
of change purse, lost in Planta-
ton club Saturday night, con-
tains diamond ring, money and
keys. No question asked. Dial
2-1532.
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-10

end with her aunt, Miss France
Davis IN Detroit and o. Sunday
attended the Russ Ballet at
the Masonic Temple.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-10
Fisher Gets
5 10 10 Years
Morals Cose
Offender Sentenced

Edward Fisher, 49, year old
Mount Clemens youth who
pleaded guilty before Circuit
Judge Neil Z, Reid TO statutory
attack upon a l5-year-old child,
is today serving 5 to Is year
sentence in state prison after be-
ing sentenced by Judge Reid
Wednesday.
Fisher had a previous convic-
ton of breaking and entering in
the nighttime.
Norman Mallow, Al, a Clinton
township war plant worker, who
also pleaded guilty to the same
charges, is awaiting sentence.
Facing identical charges, with
their examination 10 take place
before Justice Frank +. jean
nette, Harold G.. ia IBIS, 25, of
500 Vermander Clinton town
ship, and James A. Wagner, 20,
of l12 Macomb street, are being
held in the county Jail 4 lieu
of $4,000 b md.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-10
Probe Al
iI|isUrged
Corr Also Informed
Of Poker Sessions

LANSING. Dec. 10 Up
Earnest c. Brooks, Democrats
State Chairman, suggested today
that Circuit Judge Leland w.
Cars one-man grand jury in
vestigating the Legislature in
quire into circumstances sur
rounding adoption of a bill in
1871 requiring municipally-own-
ed electric light and power plants
to pay sales tax on the sale of
electrical energy.
Brooks, a former member of
the state Senate, released a pre-
pared statement which contained
a description OF poker games in
which he said some legislators
think nothing of betting fifty
dollar bills"
Judge Carr said he had no
comment on the statement, in
which Brooks asserted its de-
plorable that the Grand Jury
investigation has been permitted
TO take on any political tinge."
The statement continued:
mo confidence in its efforts
will be built up if all that is
going to be uncovered is an al
legged interchange Of a few fifty
dollar bills between members
of the Legislature who think
nothing of laying such amounts
on the poker table any night.
So there would be little induce
ment for their exchanging five
to fifteen years at dominoes
Che said this meant in PRISON.
for just another evening or two
at poker"
He said he was concerned be-
cause the Grand Jury has caused
the arrest of five Legislators and
a former Legislator, five of the
total being democrats and one
a republican.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-10
K OF { Glass Honors
Injured Navy Officer

The Harry j. Fuller class Of
new candidates for membership
in the Knights of Columbus. will
be initiated by Mount Clemens
Council in honor of its first
known member to become a cas-
known member to become a cas-
uality in this war. 1t. Fuller is
now convalescing from burns
suffered while on duty with the
Seabees in the Alutian Islands.
About thirty local men will
receive the three Degrees at Cab
riel Richard Council next Sun
day in combined initiation
with Lakeshore Council and
Cardinal Mercier Council. Dis
.trict Deputy John Wysocki Of
Detroit will be in charge Of the
degree work, assisting him will
be John Gingerella, Deputy
Grand Knight of Gabriel Rich
ard and Charles Doyle, Grand
knight of the local council.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-10
Shores Man Guilty
on Morals CHARGE

With the date of his sentence
advanced to Dec. II, Edward
Hunter, 25, of 2792l Elm street,
st. Clair Shores, on Saturday
was found guilty of a st: tutory
offense after the jury had de-
liberated for less than one hour.
His arrest by the Shores po-
lice on Aug. II, followed
month after the offense was
committed on a l5-year-old girl,
July IS. Hunter had a previous
record of unlawfully driving
away an automobile.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-10

Marilyn Davis spent the week,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert T. Will
and daughter, Mrs. Clyde Jones
and Ms. George Beach attend
Ell the Hollywood Ice Revue in
Detroit on Sunday .vening.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-10
Driver Hits Pole;
Drives Casually Away

Police authorities are today
checking with the mote We
hicle bureau at Lansing to find
the name of the driver whose
car on Wednesday, $50 p. m,
crashed into an Edison light
pole at South Gratiot and Kib-
bee avenue, causing the pole TO
break off and fall into the street.
The driver, apparently unhurt,
drove off Immediately, leaving
part of his bumper lying in the
road.
The license number was OBJ
tanned.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-10
Posses Away at Is

LONDON. Dec. 10 - Up -
Charles Harding, the KIM old
est boatman who rowed every
member OF the Royal Family
after Queen Victoria, died to-
day at the age Of rs.
One-time sculling champion,
he coached many British and
foreign crews for the Henley
Races.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-10

Burton RCa n and daughter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Flm r Roach Of
Port Huron.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-10
Utica Orders
New Fire Unit
Council Buys $4,000
Truck for Community

UTICA - This villages mad
equate fire-fighting facilities, re-
vealed several months ago when
volunteers were unable to start
the obsolete fire truck for an inn
portant fire, will be remidied by
the purchase of a $4,000 truck,
the Common Council decided at
its meeting this week.
Delivery of the equipment, UNI
q r terms of a contract with the
Peter Pirsch company, Kenosha,
Wis, will be made within 80
days if necessary priorities are
obtained.
George Wennesheimer is city
fire chief, with Jack Russell
as assistant. Russell was recently
APP ointed by Major Matthew j.
Rettmiller.
Mayor Rettmiller also appoint
ed as members Of the budget
committee, Councilman Charles
M. Foster, chairman, William
Michael and Frank Chapoton.
An ordinance, drawn up by
City Attorney Henry Gage, to
regulate the dumping of garbage
and refuse on the streets and
alleys Was adopted. 1t will be-
come effective Dec28. Failure
to comply with the ordinance
calls for fine of not more than
500 or Imprisonment for per-
iod not to exceed 90 days, or
both fine and Imprisonment.
A petition presented by the
Utica p. T A. TO lift the curfew
on the night of Dec. IL, was
granted, this being the even
ing when a dance sponsored by
the organization will be given
at the high school to raise funds
for Youth Guidance work
The Maeomb County Road
commission asked the coopera-
ton of the city in replanking the
bridge over the Clinton river on
Davis street.
The water works tanks Will be
rust PROCEED and insurance on
the police car Will be renewed,
the council decided.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-10
PRISON-MADE BANDAGES

Inmates Of the Kentucky Stale
Reformatory at LAGRANGE turn
ed out over 100000 surgical
dressings for the armed forces
during l943. Prerequisite for
the workers is a rigid medical
inspection.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-10
New Haven

The annual meeting of the To-
cal Red ross chapter was held
at the Village Hall on Wednes-
day evening. Officers elected for
IN. ensuing year were chair
man, Marion Babe; vice chair
man, Mrs. +. F. Siefcrt; secre-
tary, Mrs. Bert T. Will. and
treasurer, Mrs. Brooks Warren
The total sales of War Savings
Stamps and Bonds. in comment
moration of the second anniver-
sary of Pearl Harbor, held at
the high school Tuesday morn
ing amounted TO S60250.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph c Bent
ley quietly celebrated their 57th
wedding anniversary Thursday
Dec. Q at their home on North
Main street
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-10

unday evening visitors at
the home of MIR and Mrs. Louis
Liebzeit were Mr.. md Mrs.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl K. Hostcr
were in Detroit Wednesday to
attend the funeral Of Edward
Clark.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-10
Memphis High
Wins Minute
Man Banner

A Minute Man flag flies on
the : emphis high school flag
pole, an honor earned by main
tanning an average of at least
90 per cent of the students reg
ularly purchasing war bonds and
stamps Since Sept. OF this
year, the school bough. two
jeeps for S7,354 worth of stamps,
and still had remainder Of
S1,354. The minute man flag
was presented to the school~sy
r. W. Clark, chairman of the
War Finance Committee at their
special Dec. 3 assembly.
Christmas trimmings go TO our
fighting men via the Junior Red
Cross. Enrolled youngsters make
the tree trimmings, greeting
cards, table decorations and
menu covers that are distribut-
ed to servicemen in foxholes,
hospital tents, Red Cross clubs
and on troop transports.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-10

Mr.. and Mrs Herman Kesner
were Detroit business callers
I iday.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13

James Ahern, 33i5 Sallua,
Thomas Whnncr, 472i sNtten'h.
EdWard quincy. 2i22 Hudson.
william prpzdrzewsk, tiSo Twenty y-nfth.
chester Gudwicz. 3327 Breckenridge.
Ccurge Mullen. 1850 Eighteenth.
Adam Kahnka. 1928 BuchAnan
Leroy nlhnal. if79 Eighteenth
carl Julian. 156 East Grand River
John EuEaCZ. 1869 Williams.
Francis Carson, 1874 Sixteenth.
Henry BaChorskl, f7li TWmsu.
Henry Siumuski. Ai0s Poplar.
Jesse Elek 1922 TrumbullN
Herbert Smith, 1872 Beard
Adsm Tamasiunas. 3Tsi Ttllmsu
clifford Cox, 5f2T Commonwealth.
BYRON Purh. 1924 Wabash.
Harold stli $40 stanton
William Schneider. 1920 Vermont
Richard a Hebert. 46il sixteenth
Wayne Board 30. a--Cnares ~ Pstro-
Ivich.
Wayne Board No it-John p. schshel.
/ Wayne Board 80 10 Ernest Zablocli.
WAYNE Board 40. - Henry W, John
. son Jerry e Clark
Wavne Board 40 % Rainh Mills.
Arthur Msyers Hubert pu'mcrs
Wayne Board 30. Al Henry He'll
WAYNE Board 80 5O-John Y WaIt
Oakland Rosrd No 2-orun ~ Tram
mcu
Oakland Board $50 william h Vls-
nor Iarc5 IS Price
The foiuVinr we're sent direct ~ Camp
gafesmau Thoma. 3 Hendersen. Rorert
=. Hughes. Dale H Maurer EdWari Srl.
srn, OlIver =. Eu 5seau. James h. Echaan.
, Wallace J, s,yu, Robert r.. savage.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13

Charles Hoschns. 3i0S Twelfth.
Oliver Garrow. 43i0 CiCotte
George seyfarth. ISIS Twenty filh.
Ear Baker. 5475 Grand River
Homer Underwood. 2l37 Merrick
Joseph Csja. 3775 Williams
Joseph CHEEeEi a22f stanton
Bernard seeloff. 1882 Twenty
Theodore jenkins. 4j3i Lincoln.
Henry j Llsnski 1856 Selden.
Joseph c. CAruBns.
William Bits, 1888 BrsnHrd
Frank II. Nowak. 3JiI Twenty-thifd
Johr Mulligsn. 5fT2 L!nwcNd.
Frederick j Cybulskl, 61O5 Roosevelt
Leonard Bltngsey, 9ilt Hoimur.
Edmund DoOglas. 5l01 LRWthu
Melvin DEieglewicz, ib7i Tulman.
/ Frank J. Esch. 3057 Lawton <
Donald Wolf, lt7S Seventeenth
George Strurnbos. 5O33 LaWton.
Robert G. Phillips. $3.50 Csss
Conner Daniels, 1927 Fourteenth.
Robert Allen. i2ai Fourteenth
Henry ChloSta. 3777 Twentyyffth
Frank MataraztQ 3p15 Commonwealth "
| Angelo Alesi, i2a9 Gran1 River.
ARIEL Henson, 1851 R0semary.
Vincent Mckay, 4S27 Vermont
! John Lynch. 32i7 West Warren
/ Raymond Daniel, 1907 Twelfth
Daniel Gould. 1855 Twenty-fourth
IGarnett Brovnhul 1852 Selden
Frank stafford. 53i West NsNandfiur
Allan Rayment. 1881 BrainHrd
RAYMOND Chau. f2fs Seventeenth
SICK Bellfr 372i Eighteenth
Robert I.HHue 1894 Lysandsf
Auguste Dernoncouri i262 MsShIy t, H
Joseph Lawson. 1861 Eighteenth
Kenneth s Karchufski. a2s0 LtVfau.
John Salisbury. i7ss West Forr.f
Cssimir TomCIvk. 1859 WuliamF
Robeft Martin. 47is Sixteenth.
James Steiner, 5oss Commonwealth,
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
HENRY Y
ELIZA

Paul y Newman. 2437 FINLEY
Frank W. Noel. 2el0 East canheid.
WAYNE BOARD No. IL
Robert J Novak. 5l4S Rohns
William r. Carroll. i0i50 SteIrit'
Harold =. McChntOck, 1882 Meyers road
Russell }. Ball. 5o06 seyburu.
Matthew Wasserman, ais Scotch.
Stanley p. Costantini 5059 RShns
Harold A. Utich. 5023 Rohns.
Harold J, Kapuscinski, 62li Van Dyke
Milton W Ebert, 1892 seyburn.
Carl A. Wenert. 5T0s Holcomb.
angelo Perry. 5135 Sheridan.
Carl J, Gruse. 1929 Young
Eber 7. Behgke. i13i Crane
Fred Love. 6N9j PennsylvAnia.
Jerome ~ Kreiner. 5724 Parker.
John T. Zielke. 1925 FIELD.
Walter Heinrich 1909 Iroquois
Raymond s. Frank. 3els Field.
lanes d, Evans. III TennyEon, Hgh PIX
Edward y. TomasIewski. Vts Peter Hunt
Clifford A. Phillips, s07s Lane.
Kenneth r. Mas, tJt0 Pennsylvania a,
Robert y. White. Wheaton, m.
Donald w. BAN. J0T0 Seminole
WAYNE BOARD No. ~
Robert l. Davidson. Cass city. Mich.
William " McVicker, III Adelaide.
Dean L. White. Miner Hotel
bernard r. Hassier, tt3i Vermont.
Harvey J. Lucier 1920 Vermont
George " Fldridge 27n5 Third.
John NJ Maloney 7s Slhley.
Arthur J. Barry. 72fi Payne. Dearborn
Garfield n MAYNARD. 2s5 Piquette
Lawrence u Southwell. 25i6 81 clair
WAYNE BOARD No. -
Frank s Saunders
Robert A. Hardiss 5IlS Twelfth
stanley J., HsinsCki, a527 Tvsnt, third
Edward Stafford, 1857 west Forest,
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
Il Boards Send
Army 169 More

Eleven Wayne County draft
boards today gave the army 169
new soldiers while two Oakland
boards added three more. Wayne
Board No %, with 20 inductees.
leads the list.
The list:
WAYNE BOARD No.
Walter J Korpslsh. s425 st. Aubin.
Edward c. wrobewskl. 54I5 Grandy.
William colsngelo. 37Oe McDoussT
Charles A. Harvey, s0t7 Hamilton.
Edward r. siArosta, 221p Hendris
Richard Kslski. 22ss Lyman
Roger G.. Wells. 3T35 East Grand Blyd.
lygmont w. Kosmslski. 1879 Yonka.
Harry J. Nowakowski, 5556 Dubois
Walter J. NoWaezyk. 1888 GARFIELD.
Henry Leeh, -s24s jos CanPaH.-
stanley NJ, GrabowEki, st57 jos. Csmpsu.
Frank r.: ciehowlss. 2i3O Homestead.
William 8. KiiIs, 5sio Grandy.
Giulo Merpi, 1921 Kesting t,.N
Raymond c. Schultz, 1888 GarfsldA
Marian J. Dobrowolski. 2l59 Farnsworth.
Joseph s. Endykewicz. soT3 Jos. Campau
Thomas n. Pacrala, 1890 Fsrnsworth.
John J. Banach, 574q Mitchell.
William r. srumanski 1851 McDougsil.
John Jsnowics. 1882 East Alexandrne.
Marvin j. Davenport 22ti Horton.
Anthony Samberski. S7ii Grandy.
Robert c. Williams. 5i42 Dubois.
Peter T. March, 1850 West Seward
Gordon A. Hastings, AHA Trombly.
Raymond NJ. Dresden, 5027 Grandy
Frank Tricomo Jr.. 5632 Roby.
Walter v. Zukowski. 5347 Chene
James s. Mackenzie 1881 Lyman
Frank J. GrIywacz, 373i Jos. CAmpAu
John J. Kokowicz. 234O East Grand Blvd
Edward A. Msher. i2iH Chelsea
Frank J. Panek. 5223 Grsndy
ligmund A. Myszynski. iaas7 Carrie
Daniel Suciu Jr.. 5i7S Burns,
Frank Seianimanico. 1920 AlcSandrine
George Chimelsk. s3iO ST Aubin
Alfred y Newman Jr.. 2t37 Finley
RAYMOND sEymansk, s32i St Aubin
Aluls Z. Brown il. 1871 Horfnn.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
By Chic Young
By Hof
By Paul Fogarty

II ERE pleasant little that will message
day. II numerical puzzle designed spell out
letters your the number
subtract II the number less than O.
key number Start at the left
rectangle and check every Of key
read the the letters under
the checked hgures give you.
copnEhL 1874 b.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
Fighting Mans Friend:
Entering Service
Voids SugdrCdrd
JUDGE

Mrs. ". A.: OF any member
= al the- -lsF4llr geaS- IA te he stafr-iee--
must the sugar ration card be
turned into the ration board or
can 1t be used up by the family? :?
A-When any member OF the
family leaves for the service, his
or her ration card should he
turned in 10 your local war
price and ration board.
MRS. ID. I. l.: Q-My husband is
overseas. He has a war bond a
month taken out OF his pay. start
Ing with August. i have not re-
ceiVed any of them. Where can
j get information on this ?
A--Nrite To Office. Chief Of
Finance. War Bond Division,
Washington, ID. {,
ARMY INSURANCE
+. s: Q-My brother has made
out his government insurance of
$4,000 10 me. In case Of death.
is that paid in a lump sum or
monthly?
A-Benefits are payable In
2iO equal monthly Instalments
Of S5.5l per $1,000 Of insurance
II the beneficiary il under 80
years Of age at the time of the
death of the insured.
II. at such time. the benefi-
ciary il 80 or more years Of age
benefits are payable In equal
monthly instalments for l2O
months certain, with such pay
ments continuing during the re-
manning lifetime Of such bene-
ficiary.
Times Reader @ Must a hus-
band support his wife after he is
in the army even if they arc
separated
Al the husband refuses 20
sign for an allotment for his
wife, she may obtain application
forms and apply for an allot-
ment. \ wife II entitled To an
allotment from her husband even
though they are separated. Ap-
plication forms may be obtained
at 29S5 East jefferson avenue,
or by writing 10 the Office of
Dependency Benefit, 2lS Wash
ington street, Newark. y. j.
RELATIVES ONLY
T r. l. Q-My boy friend
would like 10 know if nc can have
his army assurance made out 10
me? Could he have some Of his
pay sent 10 me 10 save for him q?
We plan on being married soon.
Ale must name n bene-
flciary some one within the
relationship OF wife, husband,
child, parent, brother or sister.
He may send you a certain
amount each month out OF his
pay, IL he so desires.
Mrs. A. G.: O. Before my hus-
band was transferred overseas. he
made application 10 change his in
Surance over 10 me. have not
received notice 10 the effect that
this change has been made. To
whom shall l write regarding
thiS7
A-Nrite 10 the Director OF
,s,,s,tr1,,,,ss,,,t,,rx,,,,
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13

HORIZONTAL
i-itslisr poet
s-Dnner course.
lily hand.
i2-sirikss out.
it-Half an en-.
i5--vssilgt
i7-Plunge into water
is-H Han card.
2o--Psriieies.
2g-Mctai
23-R0man ruler
2j--fiiyrs forth
27--TherefoTs.
2h-To fish.
3Q--DiffererC
32- Scorch.
3f-Pisrcs
35-VapOuzsd.
IS nd resSed skins
4i-Corrtlsiive Of sithsr
f2-At no time.
4f-Had been.
AS-A bone
47-Cyclsdcs island.
fs-Gsin,
5e--AiWsyS
52-French bond
nf-ltsusp river.
95-Quick reply.
b5-A cloak
5p-pomestiesies.
oo--Ressmhling q WOOD
VERTICAL
One Who vauzss
Indefinite article
3 Hard -shelled fruit
Ancient Irish capital.
S-Puff W.
- Appearing,
Male name.
s--CoveT.
9-Entrsncs.
l0-invent
ll-lntsnded
13-Spanish title.
l6-stupor.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13

Answer to yesterdays puzzle
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13
Insurance, United State. Vet
Grams Administration, Washing
ton, ID. c.
MAIL NOT RECEIVED

NhAb NOl hEIElfED
Miss d. X: Q-I have written
to my boy friend overseas three
and four times week.
He has just written TO me stat.
ing that he has not received any
mail from me in three months
I'd like 10 know why he doesn't
receive my letters.
A--Write to the army post
office. War Department. Wash
ington. ID. C., giving them full
iuforma tion
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-13

ia--AppsarinE EnsVs1.
blend over.
2f--ToVn IN New York
2s--scst,sr.
2o-Cripplsi.
Feminine name.
33--Turns back
SIS More painful.
3s-1hres legged stool
3T--Dslets
3e-SurgicAl saw.
10 BriStls
f3--Part OF sonata
ts--Greek letter.
4s-Portico.
5l--Gypsy.
a3--WRpiti
5s-ConcerninE.
Ss-- PTOnoun.