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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-26

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pic Juices during the last Icw years
ny heaith iIoa cai"irrtS, ideas
$50 . 80 I"'SeH '",iS'l'u'e
HE'LL IL '' ''' NAM
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ran tell ,nu who hn. 49,. ;,;mI
them u,icSs bn - - ,J,;r -.,,',,. e'
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pctbcr , proun or rnnJ rnI,I;s,,
and pct Ibnm uhoin.,,nhcJ II
would 20 far townrIc Ji.nrii;n~
the theories they .i,mJ for Unrf
of thcm nre uhysirnl wrecks Gr
course thc,. s,v iii Tho ,o.,cn,
they have IN ont ;, .n,.,.i.I k;nJ az
diet is that ,hnir ,.,rst;,ut;nns ,r,,
so weak b,t Tho f.,ci i, ,hn;,. con
stitutions orc wc,L h,c,mso tLny
eat the kind ,r h,,, tbcy Il,
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nuts. How no got in thai franz.
of mind. | don't know. 1t wouldn',
seem natura. for the creator of the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-26
CHAPTER FORTY-SIX


ADAM stcadicd Brenda. There
there. darling. Don't let il get you."
Then he released her and stood
mlsrrably still. Il never felt so
helpless in all my life" he said. ct
have to do sOmcthing," He caught
his breath and tried to smile. Aft
or all my detective work. you take
over. GoSh!"
you're not mad about it. are
you?" Brenda said. searching his
face.
No, Of course not. Only you-a
woman handling an emergency
like a"
"A MANI"
NO. n movie heroine"
Brenda took his hand. Come on,
lets go see how Zcbs feeling"
Hell be all right" the doctor
told them. well enough to testify
against the men who shot him"
And against that man Otto.
too" Tcb said in Il low voice.
Whats he got 10 do with il ?"
Adam asked. hrnding closer to the
wounded boy.
Hes been helping the other
men," said Zeb. 81 was scared he
was all the time. but ] saw him TO-
night--in the cellar with the 9TH
rrs."
"And your aunt. Zcb." said
Adam. do you think she has any,
thing to do with all this?"
Zeb began to cry softly. Yves.
sir, I'm scared she has. Eut maybc
she WIS drove into ton account
of her folks back in Germany"
Adam Strengthened IN. He felt
sick and shaken with anger.
I'm going" he sail To Brenda.
II cant stay here ana do nothing"
Going where" Brenda cried.
''ro The johnson farm" Adam
replied. 1.-THE police may need
hrlp." He pattcd his gun-thc one
ne Away" kept in his car in case
al an emergency. "rclcphunc Mrs.
fiatt that the dress rehearsal ia
of that neither of us can got
there"
Brenda caught his hand. ooh.
Adam. do take care of yourself.
please she begged. And then.
forcing n smile. she said, "You
called me darling just how're
membcr?"
Did To- said Adam. rs he bent
10 kiss her.
But their lips did not meet.
There was terrific explosion. The
roor seemed TO buckle underneath
them, and they were flung against
the wall.
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= [: {: ": AERA1z15l,
MaIkINS e.. WRiGHT9l

The suddcnness of the explosion
so stunned them both for sevcro,
seconds that neither one moved
Ihen Adam became conscious nj
the fact that Brenda was pressed
tight to him. her arms about his
neck. her face hidden against his
lapels. '''
Brenda" he called. ARE Won
hurt ?" ''''
Brenda stirred. NO" she said
looking up and around her. "Ru,
look at Uncle Joseph Lcieh-hc,s
been blown Off the WALL
Adam looked and saw a nortro,,
lying nearby. its frame twisted and
broken. Then he saw glass nil
about. the remains of several WIN
dOwS.
The factory" he cried. and ran
Tor the door. You stay here with
Hcb and The doctor, and ri"
I'm going with YOU" Brend,
SAID. i've had first aid training"
She passed him in her hurry. Come
on"
They didn't wait TO explain to
the doctor, but ran down the stems
AMI out 10 where Adam had left his
car.
Il hope the explosion didn't nut
II ont of commission" he said. as
he l"aped in. Brenda right behind
him. lie pressed the starter "It
works, thank Cod" lie exclaimed
and they were off.
But Il mile down the road they
were stopped. Two policemen and
two men whom Adam recognized
as factory guards hurried up To the
car.
"inull have To drtour," one Of
them said.
Il haven't time" said Adam.
i've got 10 get to the factory.
There's been IN explosion. ana.
Are You telling uS?" said one
Of III" cops. That's why you can't
get by. There's hole in the read
down y"ndcr that looks like a vol
canr crater"
"F'r prie's sake. man" said
A"'im. "XaSpcra;"d. tell us what
happened"
AN auto blew mp" said one nf
the men. Il shot At the tire to
make it stop, and must have hit
n bomb instead"
Whose auto" Adam demanded.
Those two men Miss Brenda
tclcphoncd about owned it," was
the reply. I'VE surrounded the old
johnson farmhouse. after getting
her call, and the men tried to es-
cape"
That Otto. who worked at YOUR
factory. was one OF them" one of
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-26

where claims are made for vccc-
tables that are utterly mscicntiiic
and result not in good health, but
bad health. It's all right To- say that
the wild animals eat them raw, but
YOU are not Il wild animal and your
digestive system has hccumc GEN.
ditiOncd for centuries t. having
your vegetables cooked, which
breaks up the crlluloSc. gives the
digestive juices Il chance and suits
your nutritional demands Just as
well as the juice.
Then hear that combination
of raw spinach juice. raw cucum-
Der juice, raw carrot juice and raw
beet juice is harmful. That spinach
contains oXalic acid and this rem
dcrs the calcium in the body use
less. The fact is that the iniin-
ncSimal amount Of oXalic acid
contained in spinach is eliminated
by the kidneys pront0, and the cal
"ium goes OIL just the same. What
possible harm could the raw juices
of such perfectly good vegetables
as spinach, carrots, bCcts and GU
crmbcrS do?
Verify. little learning is
dangerous thing.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
X. c.: Will you kindly write an
article On the function of the
adrcnal gland, and how it should
be treated. Any connection with
arthritiS?
Answer: That is Il large order to
answer. There are two parts to
the aGrcnal gland. One part is
the substance from which we get
adrcnalin. and it mostly exercises
control over the circulation. The
other part is connected with the
functions of the pituitary and the
gonads and we don't know so much
about that. However, none Of
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-26

DR.. Clcndcning will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-26
By LOGAN CLENDENING. Md.

MAN HAS n tendency to take
q truth and cxaggeratc certain
parts of it until it becomes for all
practical purposes an untruth. The
principle is illustrated i'm the over
emphasis given the use Of vcgcta-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05
OYour Opinions

ing shifts and have a chance to
see more of the everyday work
than most craft leadmen. The
record speaks for itself.
I wonder if Capt. Rickenbacker
could take it through the long
winter with a northeast wind
that chills to the bone. I wonder if
he has ever seen a welder hanging
onto a scaffold wet and half frozen,
or ship filter kneeling on plate
of cold steel with the rain coming
down so fast that he couldn't see
his own chalk marks. ! wonder
If he has ever seen riggers hoist
ing steel into place, or carpenters
and shipwrights hosting staging
into place when a slip on icy decks
would mean their lives and the
lives of others.
Thousands upon thousands of
these men are giving everything
they have every day, often half sick
with colds.
Let Capt. Rickenbacker know
that of which he speaks. l would
suggest that he do something con-
structive for the war effort or
shut up. CARL CLUBB
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05
Freeing Slaves

Editor The Times: In my library
is a book by DR.. Charles Loring
Bruce. entitled Costa Christi, that
stands well in institutions like
Harvard and Yale.
This book tells of the steady
growth Of the spirit of humane
progress. Take England. for ex-
ample. A thousand years ago
slavery existed all over that is
land and its eastern seaports saw
steady gangs of slaves marched
down to the docks and sent into
slavery in Norway and Germany
and other countries. But the spirit
OF Freedom was alive. and pres
emily. there were leaders who
pleaded the cause of the slave.
and his lot grew steadily better.
This was the outbreaking of the
Christ spirit.
At first slaves were branded and
yoked together like cattle. so cruel
was the human heart. Churehmen
of those early centuries pleaded
for the slave, and later Wilber-
force. Gladstone and other Christ
ian leaders pleaded for fair treat
ment of the slave and for the
under-paid whites. Today, there
is not slave in the British EN-
pire. and the rights of labor are
honored.
Other ancient cruelties were
gradually wiped out. and the lead
ers were largely Churchmen. Meth
odists. Catholics, Church of Eng
land and others, not TO forget the
Quakers.
The entrance of Thy Word
Giveth Light"
JAMES P. RAWSON
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Milk Prices

Editor The Times: I read with
interest the letter Of Theo. Engel
in the Thursday Times. II he is
getting such low prices for milk
ne must be very unfortunately 10
Gated as 10 markets.
am getting over twice his
price for all the milk I can pro-
duce. but farm wages have dou-
bled in the last two years and I
am being forced out Of business
by the impossibility of getting
any LABOR. good or bad.
II Mr.. Engle Is a competent
farmer and wants 10 get in touch
with me. ! viii make him
proposition that Will insure him
comfortable living far removed
from the lowest income bracket.
McALLISTER MOORE.
Gig Harbor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05

Senator Mcclellan, of Tennessee. author of the
bill that would take most presidential appointments
and make them prerogatives of the senate, is find
ing himself the target of both Democrats and Repub
lcans.
Some of McKellar's colleagues openly charge him
with trying to restore the old spoils system. Among
these is Senator Ferguson of Michigan, who defeated
Prentiss Brown price administrator for reelection
last November. Senator Vanderburg, senior senator
from Michigan is supporting the Mcclellan bill.
According to Senator Freeman the motives behind
the bill obvious 1t is pointed out that in 1888
Senator Mcclellan, then as chairman of the
Postoffice Committee, demanded that the president
return to the old way of appointing postmaSers OF
the first second and third classes without civil
ice examination in other words, the appointment of
postmasters on the recommendation of Senators, who
needed political jobs to strengthen themselves at
home.
Though a number of the bills opponents have
openly charged that the measure can have no other
effect than the return of the spois system it is re-
ceiving the support of most of the members of con-
gress who opposing President Roosevelt.
In other words, because they don't like the presi-
dent they willing to debase the United States
senate to the level of old-time ward caucus Only
in free America could that happen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05
Rickenbucker

Editor The Times I have been
listening to the talks by Capt.
Rickenbaeker and others about his
experiences on the Pacific. l think
he is taking advantage of that
situation to express his own per-
sonal views and not the facts as
they exist.
American Federation of Labor
representatives spoke well when
they said Capt. Rickenbacker was
trying to drive a wedge between
the returning soldiers and organ
lied labor. Does he take into
consideration the fact that fathers
and mothers. brothers and sisters
are giving everything they have
that their loved ones may have
ships to carry them the supplies
that they must have to survive ?
This also goes for those rugged
individualists in Tacoma who are
putting out loose talk regarding
the Seattle-Tacoma shipyards.
This writer worked in the old
shipyards from Nov. 1918 to Feb.
1920 as riveter. The Tacoma
yard at that time was filled with
old experienced shipbuilders from
Scotland. Any one who wishes TO
compare the production of 1918
with the output of the present
yard will have very pleasant sur
prise. This writer has been en-
ployed in the yard since April,
1912. as leadman electrician. Ny
job is to furnish light and power
for all the crafts. I am also in
direct contact with all the work
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covenant. Hence the old statute
against foreign service was left
intact, reassuring the public that
sufficient men would be kept on
the continent 10 repeal japanese
invasion such as now threatens.
Lately the Prime Minister modi-
fled the ancient taboo so suxilisr-
les can join their Anzac sons and
campaign anywhere with Mac
Arthur.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05
By RAY TUCKER

Q-Have submarines sinkings Of
our ships been reduced as much
a. recent scanty news items would
indicate2
A-No. They are believed 10
run about two a day. but they
aren't off our coasts and get less
attention.
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approved by his commanding Of
ficer. When you receive that. you
may send the article he has re-
quested, provided it is within the
size and weight limits. The post
office will give you the limits.
Fort Wayne, Ind, is in Allen
county.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05
. Mr.. Fixit
He Knows or Finds
The Answers

Mr.. Fixit: As the prices are
frozen why should restaurants
charge these prices: Egg sand
wich, 20 cents; eggs now as cents
n DOZEN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05
RESTAURANT PATRON.

In the first place, restaurant
prices aren't frozen. Next, if it
is a good restaurant, it will pay
from 81 to SO cents a dozen now
for eggs, and that's about where
the retail price of eggs may land
IL, as and when frozen That is
about 4 cents plus per egg. Ma
terials, the restaurant men say,
cost about 40 per cent of the price
charged the customer; labor will
add 25 per cent and utilities and
taxes and profit make up the rest.
That egg sandwich at 20 cents
wasn't too expensive, especially
If it had two eggs in it, provided
they were fresh.
Mr.. Fixit: l have heard that In
the state of Idaho one can get
divorce In just six days. Is there
any truth In this. Il. r.
l doubt IL. because Idaho re-
quires a minimum residence of six
weeks before a divorce action can
be started in court. What the
minimum time is after suit has
been properly brought. am not
informed. The understanding is
that there the court process is rel
atively fast.
Mr.. Fixit: Il IL true that we are
supposed TO send packages to our
boys who are in foreign lands In
service Have heard conflicting
stories and would he thankful for
facts. Also In what county Is Fort
Wayne. Ind. r. j. NJ.
Packages may not be sent at
random. The soldier must first
send you request for the specific
thing, and that request must be
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And He chonoeth the times and the seasons: He
remoreth kings and settuh up kings: He oireth
icsdom unto the acise and knolcledoe TO them that
knoU mdersfandino-Ddn. 2:2I.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05

Jim Farley, back from visit to Jack Garner, says
they talked of things that past and are TO be.
No names named of course, but We think we could
venture wild surmise.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05

With the candy bar now available only on certain
days, the neghborhood elementary school set finds
it much easier to get nickel past a store.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05
. Listening
Post

Cite Denmark ss
Good Sprinebos-d
Seen as Base for
Second Front
Scattering Veterans on
Rickenbacker Trsil
Tell lebors Side
OF War Story
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05
'Clapper

Supreme Court OF
Nations Proposed
Need Authoritative
Group TO Act
Some Unjust Situations
To Be Remedied
United Nations Pledged
To Restore Order
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-05

Always on the move, the restless Russians. Even
in vaudeville, those Cossack troupes were dancing
when they seemed TO be sitting ii out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Observation-Disclosures
DEATHS

Max Flick $3.50 Hurbut So
Daniel Kelly, slOo f.. Jefferson, -.
John ZeChel 5O6l FairvieW 81.
Jennie Louisa stephens. $40 Gtavton. 81.
Katie McClain, 1920 Brewster "a
Robert Avery. 1918 Cedarlawn. -
James Leahey, 639 ". Vernon Hwy 80
William r. Kelly, Lansing. %.
Helen Day 1872 Garter. a
Jacob Henri Poiozkcr, 2i0j Chicago houle-
David Aaard. 527s woAdhau. :.
Louise Bout. 2O4t Hawthorne. Crosse
Pointe Woods, 70
Julia K0hn. $500 White 81
t'vur1- it1t1~t 1876 C'dtrmuurt. e.
Ruth Steed. BIS Edmund place. 3D.
Henry Spry. 1910 Seebaldt. 81
Giuseppe Marine, 1908 PineWood, 7i.
Alma Ruggiroh. 1873 Jane -.
.EaSa--I4@R esAasr2s +-1e-94 ''''-t-s 'i---I9esf-
Walter McNichois. ~ Gambler, Highland
Park IS
Fred simobton. 1850 Rochester 81
Amelia sheets, S77s Grand River. "a,
DIVA Hakala, f7fi Hamilton 30
Christine Perkins. 1921 Averh'i court 30
lane Matilda III
William Church 1880 Lahser.- o..
Harvey Thompson l2a9 Medium, Z month
Raymond Jones hh4 -M1-tLa4u--l2
Walter H. G. stltch pos ". Roonwood
g..
zela Mac DAVIS 4ooq Twelfth a..
Szvman Skrzypek 1881 cecil. -.
Anthony NoHIrshi.- PA N0rWslk. Ham
Elizabeth Manning. itt3 campbell. -
Delories Victoria Brooks l2u53 S'oepel 80
Wihelmina Heller $3.50 Amherst IS
William r. Morrow. 1910 Campbell. 80.
John BHeftm-s git6 Seminole -
Ncstor Jarmak. l3i4S Arlington. IS.
William SecUr. Winchester Va ts.
Frank Gruupwski. 1905 Wabash. 81
Virginia klester 1892 MeDpulan. =.
Bertha Hodges A21 FREDERICK 40
Richard Burns Jr. 1919 r. Garfield.
months
Mary salnikon. eS77 clayton 40.
Toby Mitz 23ll Rchiun. -.
Catherine Flannery. 1901 Leverette es.
Nellie CharIzatel 1901 P,toskcy 80
Peter WoJC.k 266i T.. Garfield e.
William n Ingram, llsl Lakrview -.
william Rider. 1920 Ho!brpok. co.
Charles Schultz. 1882 Arrtt So
Margaret \. Fry. 1898 Prairie e.
Stanley SOFT 44A Howard 40
Gerald Lutrzykowski 474s Martin. : mo
Benjamin II Summerheld. 5G5S Rogers. g.
Marie X. Reed, So Garfield, %.
Caroline Rollo fjO9 Avery 80
sara =. Bradley. PTS Wabash e5.
Alice Varnham. $500 Monica. ~
Charles CZaruit Ju96 Seyhurn, Is
Joseph Fadpul. 2iO2 M Elliott a.
Edmund DfOnek FOsg Greeley is
MARY Ann Barry. 1920 ". Grand Blvd 81
Margaret Rose Butler, 1915 V.ucwood
Mary Bonen. 1895 Fielding As
Roman Nedute 1875 F,tiN-sccun', "i-
Mary DePodesta 1882 Waterman. "a.
Louis ChruuuW ski 6ISN Dorothy. ~.
Richard Banks qtq Leland a.
Edward Grant FuttreU $3.50 Humboldt 50
Thomas J. I.aynp. bU32 sixteenth 81
Heber VI C0csheld. 653g BnNwuut 90
James Valentine Michalak, 1881 Dohci IS
HARRIET Schaharh l7iO7 Wanda, 81
Fannie garu $50 Eulfln Ga
-TtrTautrr r. IIC1.dFry- III H0TrTT, -.
John Walktt 2u07 Brighton ~
Patrick H. Powers 3is smith 81
Edward O. Donovan 1922 SirathmDor -
Anna Proctor 2J6 rs Grand Bldy 81
Antoinette Fluecei $3.50 Beech. Southheld
Township A.
John r. Me'ry 226i IWnrdge -
Norman Humelsiue 1sI DickDrspu. 50
Stella Martin. 1863 WaNhuru a.
Frederick peEeuer 1892 N0unlaWn, a.
Helen r.. 2ninskl. 3sl5 Huger go
Alphouse DeSmet 1905 LI,lhrdE' 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Rule Amended
On Short Sales

PHILADELPHIA May 2l- To
clarity It's intention. SEC an
nounccd a revision of rule X-10 Al
under SEC Act OF 1894. dealing
with short sales effected on a
national securities exchange.
The commission said that its at
tention had been called TO the fact
that present wording OF the rule
operates 10 prevent short sales m
certain cases nor intended az The
-'trTTTe -CT IL aU0prT0U naHTcfy. wfICU
prize declines occurred resulting
frca tho fact that the security
has gone redistribution
Accordingly. the revised rule
provides that N determining the
price al which 4 short sale may be
effected 10 a security that has -un"
eN-divdend cN-right or Eek any
other distribution. an sales prices
for the securities prior 20 the 'cN
date may bc reduced by the value
ol such distribution.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Blue Swords
Out Of Withers

NEW YORK. MAY q INSl -
Count Fleet. winner of the Wood
Memorial the kentucky Derby
and the Prcakne>S. VIII head a
field OF >iN for the 18th running
OF The $4,000 WItherS mile at
Belmont tomorrow
Among the abScntees from race
VIII be- Blue Swords, which has
run second 10 Count fleet m all
his recent major COnqucStS and
which was not entered for the
WIthcr> by trainer Walter Kelley.
who SAID Count Fleet viii WIN by
us lar as a boy can throw a base
BAH
Count Fleet VIII break from No
3 post position. his opponents to be
FAIRY ManhW~' No ] post, slide
Rule, 80 y Too Timely. No i
.IIp-Toc. 80 3, and Bankrupl.
SO 8.
AN VIII carry 1gG pounds, eN-
ccpt FAIRY Manhur>t and Too
Timely each weighted with III.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Hudson Boosts
R. W Jackson

Election of r. W. Jackson. Sor
of one of The founders OF the com.
pany to the post Of vice president
Of the Hudson Motor Co. was an.
nounCed today.
Jackson. who joined Hudson in
"A nfinef-rapacity--fr 1898, wa'
named a director in 1871 Other
officers and directors were re-
elected
President 4 T. Barit told Stock.
holders that shipments of war ma
terrell were increasing month by
month and that employment was
now double the firm peacetlmc
INCnrl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Death notlres


FISHER May Is Joseun 5lf7 Pora'h
Dearborn beloved husband of Elizabeth
dear father of Pvt Leo D. of Clearwater
Fla Jack n o.. s. Coast Guard, Fort
Pierce. fJa Thomas and Mrs Mary
Meaiey brother 90 James Arthur and
Frank 3 OF Freu-hefr. s. e Services
Friday $50 a. m from me Mcfarland
Funeral Home 5iUl Schasftr road, Dear.
born, -. Clement Churrn al .. Inter
ment. 81 HedwiE Cemetery.
O'BRIEN MAY 70 1913. James. az iO-si
Turner Ave beloved husband Of Mar.
garet g OBren. dear father ~ Josephine
Nav . Brien. Funeral from John
Heelon Funeral Mansion. 1910 W Grand
Blvd corner West Warren Saturday Al
s.15. 81 Cecilia church a. Nicc presi.
dent Of Chp sler Local No. : UAW-CiO
SAMPSON MAY 10 Ernest Of 1885,.
Alden beloved husband oi Lecna: dear
father OF Raymond Wallace Lru Mrs
Curord Allen and Mr. Alec Tetaeheuko
crandfather of o. grandchildren also twt
brothers and three sisters survive Funeral
Saturday a IN az a.. " Peters Funeral
Home l2O51 Grafiot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Pere Marquette
Doubles Profit

pere Marquette Railway uc'
income for April was S5UST1I
against SZSO970 10 the like month
last wear an increase OF 81 Uoi
cent. according 20 r. ! Bowman
president Gross revenues for tp'
month were Sl752 539. against
SS.534.3sl In 'lc same month Of
1872
Total operating revenues =
dat this year arc SlIeuS 90
against 81 907.gg3 in fhe r.rrr
ypond.nr period a. 1912 win nos
~ 81 TiGg3S. against S6lGlHt f
fhc Like period last year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
DIVORCES

Joseph Booth from Lillian
olive " EtIi-N from JOHN
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