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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01
MARRlAGES-BIRTHS-DEATHS
DIVORCES
BIRTHS

i.sors Shsiacn 2agt Fstker
Alexandra scnwAti1 $500 Mitchell.
tatherlus Siuhbs HasS pafkwood.
Janet Knickmsn. 1874 Chaiforis
Janet Buckles. (572e NotunghfmI
satin Narsonel ana Macon. 80
Efzanttlh Balosh. go South Miinsry
l1rs Bradfhaw 3i5 Maple, Nyandoits
Helen MniAr 1905 Mcksy
josephine Gsrgano tt4i moran.
Violet Roman. 6735 Michigan.
isen , Hsass s s5{s 1 Msy.r T9aa
Amelia leveuthal, ltels fuller
Rulgei Heaney. 1898 llene
Afres stackpo. io5l virginia PARK
Elsie Albright. eS0h Argyle Dearborn
BeWadene Tmas1n. 2723 Park.
Cornue q BHer. l6lse Princeton.
Resale Mcconnell 1902 Mark Twain,
Helen Wens 1920 Manning
Maxine Ciawson. 1908 praNton, Ferndale.
Dorothes Tra.na, b7aa FISCHER
Efbe Goerkr 5056 Twenty fourth.
Ilya0 Farner 27fo Rlchion.
marguerite harm, ea7 North Center. Royal
Marguerite walker. 1860 seward.
Theresa Ray, b36a ColfaN.
Clare jsren0w 1851 Evanston,
Uurntr, Campbell gz0o West Lafayette.
NIrl.na Mcunargie, s3s Besconsheld.
Crosse pnirtc
Belts quinn So Riaee road, Pleasant Ridge
pH-Whf Caran 1922 West Vernon.
7rrI r1UHH--I, TT Horton.
rltabch Majestic. s6i5 guri road
Ou'fa Peterson. so South York. Dearborn
q .e.f NN'. @NNN lncnmoor, Crosse fnlnfe.
.IsfrICa Tetres. 1901 Warwick
Louise NCrashs. fth3 Elmwood.
Dorothy Thompson. lo5fl Haggertv, Dear
susie Williams, 2Io2i ithaca Ferndsls.
jeanetta Ford. 1857 st. Joseph.
Eleanor WILSON. 1875 Van Dyke place.
Mamie Mcdonnell, 1922 Chope place
Caroline shrhn. 1924 PalliSter
Anna Van Inwagen, 1861 Gray.
iucienne Maurer, 55is Van pyke.
Elma kozden. llsl0 Ohio
Mare CnlNzziO, s06h nohel
Ransa Kiswiney, 1887 Berkshire
Eduamae Hunt, e76 Emmons boulevard,
Wyardotte
Tile Grand 22ss Eas, warren.
Mary Beisnger 1874 Yorkshire Crosse
Ponte
Glenns Glnen, S. Farrand Park, Highland
Park
Rose s,rzelepio1, 222o East Milwaukee
Agnes Taube, 1915 oxford road, Crosse
Pninte
Junsyers Harvey. 1875 1mrsrisl highway,
Fedford
Viola Ramirez. 275f Military.
Harriet Gerne 1891 Faust
lean Coomoe 1921 Elmhurst.
C0rinne Stack. 1876 Cruise
Annie Crouch 1920 Thatcher
blanche Upper 22qz RuAHa Vista
nils Czaskpwsk 1927 Goddard
Dorothy Stanton, e3s Rraiuard.
Noreeu Minis. 17l1 Richton.
Dorothy Ward. 1890 Mark Twain.
Florence Smith. s5g3 American.
Elaine O'Connor il424 Nardin
Catherine Doemer 1890 st. Auhn,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01
FOR FRIDAY

yApprentics allowance claimed
Track fast,
Post, 10 30 a. m Detroit timt).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01


LOST Black and white English springer
spaniel, registered, vicinity Abbott and
Jefferson River Rouge. Child's pet Re.
ward vinewood 2-s5si.
LOST Lady's white gold Hamilton wrist
watch on Morsng. between BaHour and
Harper. Harper express bus or Grand
River street car. Reward Arlington 1891.
LOST Helbros mans wrist watch: leather
strap approximately on Michigan he
tween Horger and Schloff. Dearborn. Christ
mas. Reward. OR. $3.50 1909 Calhoun.
.LosT-Brown leather purse. contaiDing
KEYS, important papers; reward. TRINITY
'LosT-spnnger spaniel, white with brown
spots name Dappy vicinity Alger and
Oakland, Reward. Trinity 2-3429.
MANS hilltold. initiated G. T. H; vslu-
able papers, money, reward. Arlington
5s72
gift; liberal reward Vermont s-sois.
ONE steel casting. M, Elliott and Lynch
road Reward Ivanhoe 1880. between
a m. and p. m.
PURSE containing lega documents. yicin-
ity Harper-Nan Dyke; reward. PLAZA
95ss.
SETTER-Black with some white; vicinity
Harper Bedford Tuxedo 1859. Re
ward.
TOY Fox Terrier. male: vicinity Chalmers,
CharlevoiX. Reward Murray 1891.
Two English Settlers. White. white and
black. male, female. Reward. Center
Line 1881
VICINITY Harper-s Mile road: two Eng
lsh settlers female. brown and white
male black and white; reward. Roseville
ingS IN the hig Sunday Times Want Ad
Sect ion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01

CARLSON sTUDioS-Advertising displays,
posters. 1909 Brush street. Telephone
Randolph e1li.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-03

while discipline Is aii right In It's place"
 He iectured and teaSed her for half an hour, tactfully, kindly de- lightfully to Pat. All the things she needed Go know at first about office routine and soaring and air. plane flight. Plus lot Of little personal bits thrown in both ways, Lorraine watched them, coolly smoking and slipping @ tall brown drink which she had ordered. Pat could ignore her because Jimmy was so enthusiastic. Then all at once, the first letdown came.
 And so," Jimmy was saying. "IIl ask Lorraine to teach you. in person, because she's already ex. pert both in motor ship snd SeN- plane. And this will give you two kids a chance to get really ac- quainted. You1i have a lot to talk about. I have a hunch we'll all get along fine"
 Pat looked at him in quick dis- tress. Her own hunch had been pust the oppositel But already he was standing. saying that they could start making plans right away because Elmira wasn't much farther, and that nowadays things had to happen fast. Pat watched his fine shoulders disappear through a swinging door. and noted too that his ears weren't { really large. She turned then to lookt little bit fearfully at LO- raine.
 Miss Stuart was perched on some figurative height. Her eyes were narrowed, and she showed a funny little half-amused smile which quickly vanished. Then she spoke. and it amounted to her first instructions.
 That yes-sir no-slr act" she began, and paused to spit out to. bacco crumbs. her pretty llpi puckered disdainfully. it didn't @ over at all. Not with me. Perhaps I'd better remind you that Jimmy and I are engaged. Don't bothe wasting your talents and time" (TO Be Continued)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-03
copyrlght, fo43 NEA Service, Inc,
By oREN ARNOLD

Jimmy grinnOd. Listen, Private Fridayi Maybe ought to make you salute me, too''
 Pat looked quickly up at him caught his infectious grin.
 T never know when you're tcasingi" she murmurcd.
 What sayP" The train roar had drowned her.
 I say, I never know when you're teasing"
 "I never teaSe children"
 "oh."
 And you're just Q little girl" He emphasized the little.
 "Weli -- well youl" She decided to let him have 1t back. "At least my ears are little, too" Jimmy pretended to scoWl' Listen, priVatel Want me to fire your My ears are my sore points"
 "They aren't points. They are landing Aelds,"
 "Wowl" They had come be- tween two cars, and he held her arm They had to shout over the wheel checking. "Okay, I won't pick on you, then. You can't help being little, and I can't help hay. ing mule ears"
 "They aren't really mulish."
 "What?"
 Now they were in another Pull. man, with passengers looking up. Unconsciously, Pat shouted louder, T say your ears aren't really as big as a mules, and anyway, l like 'eml"
 Fifteen or 20 people laughed, then, at the three young persons who had just entered. Jimmy turned little pink behind his grin. So. too, did Patsy redden; she felt mortified. "Oh. I - I'm sorryr' she managed but some- how that didn't help.
 How perfectly charming every one isl" cooed Lorain Stuart
 Pat could have kicked her, and kicked herself as well. Why. darn 1t, was she so i'll at ease around that Lorraine person? And so des- perately anxious to please Jimmy Carr?
 On a curved seat in the club car they began talking business.
 Nov soaring. Pat. is not only extremely important. but it's more fun than - than" - he eyed her second -- "than q week on Coney Island. Ever ride a Ferris wheel? Some thrill. only more so. Much more. And the Army doesn't pay 50 bucks a week just for stenog- raphers."
 "No sir. I mean-no!"
 "Plain no" he nodded, wrin- kllng his nose at her.
 "But do you think I can learn; mean-i'm sure I can. and"
 "You're going to, miss. Get that straight right now"
 "Oh."
 "The Army needs thousands o trained pilots. To teach other pi lots. Smart women often are bet ter than smart men teachers That's why we advertised for yol girls. At first. we want the crean of the lot only. We got six thi trip. [ sent the other five to othel fields, and I'm bringing you her' to Elmira with me. for your train ing
 "Yes sir. I mean, yes Jimmy, "Tnat's better. Honestly, Pat I'm. fzak so doagoned old. And
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-03

FIFE STORY, Pat Friday. seek. Ing Q position that combines patriotism, adventure, and TO. nance, has convinced Jimmy Carr that she k just the girl he has been looking for Co learn soar. Ing. He explains Co Pat, who knows nothing about gllders. that her duties will take her Co El. mira, N. Y., soaring capital of America. There she will learn Co pilot . glider. Jimmy Carr has sent Pat Fridays spirits soaring, and she k carried away by the possibilities of her new job, until Lorraine stuart walks In, kisses Jimmy, and ls introduced to Pat as his hancee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-03
FIRST CLASH CHAPTER III

Now In this world of women, there is hair and hair. Her own curls for instance, could be accurately des- cribed as blond, or taffy, Pat Friday told herself. But -- SO could Lorraine Stuart's. The difference was not in color or in flneness or In anything tangible: and yet to Pat 1t seemed very marked. Her own hair was for- ever prone to 90 berserk and look like . pencil drawing made by a baby. But Loraine's was perfection right off a magazine page.
 And another thing: Lorraine Stuart obviously didn't have to diet. Pat counted calories. ate eX- tra slices of buttered bread, gorged potatoes. But her ali-time high remained at 90 pounds. The streamlined Miss Stuart, Pat con- fessed silently, was four inches taller and 17 or 18 pounds heavier. Ali of her was applied in exactly the right places, in exactly the right way. Her walk, too, was a symphony, no less than her hair and her complexion and her voice ''She positively fiowsW Pat con- ceded, in admiration that was worrisome but genuine.
 This appraisal was made on the train going to Elmira, but 1t was . one-sided appraisal. Lorraine had given no indication that Pat existed at all. Lorraine merely sat beside Jimmy In the Pullman and engaged in what Pat understood to be sophisticated smart talk, Pat had to ride alone and backwards, in the seat behind them.
 That arrangement, in a way. was Pats own; she had felt a sense of responsibility as Jimmy Carr's new secretary, and so she had carefully seen to 1t that his luggage got on the train. The por- ter had noted that. He favored her with Q warm smile and cordial but eveF-so-respectful manner which Fat liked, but at the same time efe lelt a bit fiattened.
 q can make any servant in the world like me, but" She didn't finish the thought, sitting there rocking in the car. But she was thinking Of Lorraine and Jimmy, And remembering. too. that she had not gotten along with her last boss in town.
 The little sense Of gloom might have deepened If Jimmy Carr hadn't suddenly stood up, look. tng for her. Lorraine stood, too. and they moved into the aisle,
 club car" Jimmy said, beckofi- 1fs9 Hukay7H
 "eN slf.~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-03

tTO Be COntinuedD ]
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

:. ga feet long addressed the workers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Stories of Ghosts
To Give Thrills

Regardless of whether YOU be-
hcve IN ghosts. youll be sumu-
lated and entertained bN The find-
lnES Of the British Society Of Psy-
CnICal Research.
The American Weekly. WITH
next Sunday ISSUE Of The Detroit
Sunday Times. VIII present A
ghost story setting n nov high in
thrills and authenticity 'hc story
of 10 Authentic ApparuonS the
author OF which is The famous
,pook hunter G.. y. " TyreH.
The story has been made the
basis of Front Page Drama.
Manufacturing Perfect Ghosts -
which VIII be bTT-1CtcaSt over .
radio stations ln Michigan and
Ontario. next Wednesday. Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday he day
of the program differing on yari-
Gus stations. As Indicated.
WJLB. Detroit I p. m. Friday:
WIDE Flint 9.I5 p. IN. Friday.
.WOOD-WASH. Grand Rapids,
$50 p. m FRIDAY. WIBN. jack
son. 9 p. m. Friday. WIN, Lam
sing. 9 p. m. Friday; WKBZ,
MuskCgon. 7.l5 2. m. Friday;
VICAR. Pontiac. a. p m Thurs
day; WSAM, Saginaw. us p. m.
Friday. WTCM. Traverse City,
7.3Q p. m. Wednesday. WILLS,
Port Huron, ! ! 30 a M Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
TuniiSiid GettinQ
Medicines, Food

WASHINGTON, May 6 UP)-
Director Lehman OF the Office Of
Foreign Relief and Rehabilitation
revealed today his organization
has been furnishing food. mcdi-
.cincS and clothing for liberated
peoples Of Tunisia coIncidcntalIy
with African triumphs Of Allied
IarmIeS.
Lehman in his first meeting
with the press since his return
from a series OF relief conferences
lin London. SAID stocks OF supplies
had been assembled in preparation
for relief work and activities were
being conducted close behind The
advancing Allied vanEuardS.
Lehman sand some Of the AS
IScmbIcd supplies had been dIStrlh-
Iutcd IN SfaN. SouS>c. GaboS and
GafSa and that he assumed relief
work had started in TunIs and
.Bl2erte.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
644-FOOt Lake Freighter
Launched by Barney Ross
CSes Picture on Pose -

a now frcigbier. GA feet long
scheduled II. carry iron orc for
Americas war effort before many
months was launched at the Great
Lakes Engineering plant Saturday
while a thousand Workmcn and a
hero from Guadalcanal chccrcd.
The huge Great Lakes ship was
launched sideways into a slip 30
yards from the Detroit River when
Marine Sgt Barney Ross threw
the switches tn a released the
lines holding it on the creased
ways.
Tho fighting marine, who wears
the Distinguished Service Cross.
also was Cheercd when he grabbed
a heavy hammer and assisted IN
afflNing the wedges that oaScd the
huge craft into the water with a
mighty splash.
With Mrs Ross. carrying a
dozen American Beauty roses
standing by his side the sergeant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

the workers,
"FeIloWS. bull Id lot more.
Keep building and fast. You are
one-half of team. The guys
out there fighting are the other
half
your ship will bring tn ? m
more guns, more ammunition.
They'll use them II YOU send
them.
Together well got this job
done.
AN I can say j. God bless Non
all - and bless tn : new fine
ship"
Talks we're made by Frederick
LcFCuNtc. representing The tITm.
Albert T. Bradley OF Australia,
and William Bowman. president OF
the ShipbmldcrS Union local.
In thank To SGT Ross. The
Worlmcn. at BnWman'S request,
contributed a dollar each for Gig
arctS for the fighting men IN the
Solomon Islands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Harding Grandson in Service

MARION o. May s INSl
George ~ De MoItc. grandson Of
re late Florence King Harding.
Wifo ~ tho former president. has
joined Tho army ferry oor' ice com
uard and is ir training ~ Le-
row ~ s. FIXING school ill, wife
and ftN0 children remain in
Marion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Duce Reinforces Police

BERNE. May s upon the
heels Of the fall Of TunIS and
.Bizerte. Italian Premier Benito
.MuSSolini has ordered reinforce
.ment of the Italian police force,
the Basic newspaper National
LZeitung reported today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
CUNTS En- Route to Float
5 Ocean Ships, Derailed

ship filter Of Superior acted as
the teacher. He was chosen from
4 600 workers because of his per
feet work attendance over To-
month period
Five formal invitations request
inc the qulnt> attendance at the
largest mass launching in history
were presented by Catherln c
Butler daughter of the president
of the company that built the ships
for the British Admiralty.
GIT AMERICAN FLAGS
Catherine addressed the famous
visitors in French and English as
she presented them with American
flags. gifts from pupils of con-
vent school In 81. Paul MINI.
Yvonnc ca>cd tho girls diSap-
pojntmcnt ~ learning that the
bright orange ships outside THEN
window had 10 be painted battle
snip gray 10 cvade enemy dctcc-
ton
Anything for victory" she
said.
Moro than 1900 persons, In
addition 20 tho 4200 Butler work.
men, wlll boz on hand an Sunday
afternoon for tho mass launching
During a coaSt-to-coasf broad.
east thp GIRLS. Who will hc Q years
old N4y - vI'i sing five songs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

SUPERIOR, Wis. MAY s fINS)
The Dionne qmntupletS already
beside themselves with excite
ment. received an unexpected
thrill today when their private
railroad car was dcrailed IN the
500 line yards in superior
Neither the qujrtS nor any
member Of their party winch in
clUdes their father and mother
were injured
Tho ravcn-ha.rcd little girls,
who Sunday VIII ChrSte0 five
ocean ircIEhterS. were excited
over the m.shap as they were
over their frs, Journey outside
their home province labhcrnC m
French as they watched the
wrecker lift their car onto The
rails.
The accident occurred rs The
train. moving slowly rounded a
sharp curve. the rear trucks Of
the car leaving the tracks.
GUARDED BY MARINES
Five tip-tilted noses pressed
against As many window pancS
vnfn Tho train eventually pulled
INTO the station where a huge
thronC held back hy "A guard Of
l.. s. Marines. iwpa'icn'Iy waited
10 greet and GET a glimpse ~ the
world most famous sisters.
The CUNTS VIII remain ln 'heir
private car. >huuled 20 a -uer r
The Walter Butler Shraro- uu.
f.l 'he launching ceremonies TO-
TorToV
The five little girls susrt most
81 to-day learning tue art ~ snT
christening ny means Of v0oGrr
model o. "a cargo ship fw0C fh'
only iefr-raudcG qgr' presented
problem. as a UEEt-har0Ca s." lbs
is The accepted procedure.
George EarStadt, g.. "a h.-fl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-28
House toS Speed
More Allowance
ToArmyFdriGeS

WASHINGTON sept rs CTNSl
Rep. Nav ia of Kentucky.
chairman OF the House military
Affairs committee, said today that
hearings may begin immediately
possibly tonorroW-on leglsls-
ton 10 increase dependency Ale
lowanceS for families Of service
men.
Amid growing support for such
action, apparently prompted by
the imminent fathers draft, MAJ
called MS committee into session
this morning tor a definite deCIS-
ION on procedure
Opposition 10 higher depend
ency payments previously eN-
pressed within the committee.
May disclosed has pretty well
diSSipated.
Earlier action has been post
poned when several members con-
tended that the present rate ~
SD a month for 2 wife with
two children gave dependents IN
some rural sections more money
than they have ever seen before. -
Proposed increases, would # &C
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-28
10 Pieces Of Glass
Taken From Girl S Eye

FLINT, Sept. 2S-Ten pieces Of
glass were removed from the
right eye of Dixie Jean Moored
y, of GA F.. Sherman, after a
small boy struck her in the face
and broke her Spectacles as she
plaved in front of her home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-28
Tank Drivers Apologize

BERWICK, Pa, Sept % CUP)
Citizens who made charges IN
borough council of reckleSsnesS
against the men who test army
tanks received a newSpaper-pub
lished apology from the drivers,
who cited their record of only
one accident in three years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-28
Bowling Alley Owner Fined

A Detroit bowling alley pro-
prietor who admitted that he had
violated the child labor law by
hiring under-age pin BOYS today
paid S25 fine in Recorders
Judge Skillman'S court Defend
ant Ray RrolleS' company, Red
Mills Recreation. Inc, OF 1881
Woodward. was fined an addi-
tional S2S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-28

cepied, give tho same SIZE family
AZ much as Sl20 a month
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-28
YuIe ShipCIub
Wins Prdisesof
Lonely Fighters
~isee rrcrure Pase ID

Navy and marine fighting mer
who have spent Christmas on tht
high seas or some lonely island
today praised The Detroit Times
Christmas Ship Club.
veTyw here you looked
there was nothing but q bunch
Of homesick guys trying 20 have
a good time" Marine Pfc. T. X.
Cunningham said.
Cunningham, a member OF the
first marine landing contingent on
Guadalcanal, spent last Christmas
on guard duty in Australia.
Hospitality OF the Austria
lians was swell but IL wasn't
like being at home. We sure
appreciated those boxes from
home, although some OF them
got there little late" he
explained.
DINNER ON TULAGI
James r. Robinson, pharma.
cist's mate, first class, spent the
day before Christmas last year
and Christmas Eve preparing q
royal holiday dinner for his ship.
mates on TNilagi Island
I'VE had everything from
soup 10 nuts" he explained,
but IL was the boxes from
home the fellows really appreci-
ated. AutOma ticAlly, when one
sailor received n package from
the states, everybody would get
q share.
Ships Clerk Frank Bruins
stationed at the Detroit aviation
cadet selection board and a vet
eran of % years in the navy, ha,
spent many ChristmaSes far from
home.
BIG PARTY ABOARD
Before the war" BRUINS
said, 1--WE used to put into port
and have a big celebration, com
plefe with Christmas trees.
Sometimes our ship would como
home and we'd have a big party
with the children and families
Of the officers and men coming
aboard.
NOW all Of that IL gone.
That's why the Times should
he congratulated for its Christ
mas ship. A box from home
will brighten any sailors day"
Joseph Pillsbury, storekeeper
third class, also stationed in De
troit, was aboard the SIS Monro,
on the way back TO the United
States from New Zealand. las
Christmas.
THE few Christmas boxes we
had aboard helped bring MS
closer to home" Pillsbury said.
I'VE cooked up some entertain
ment and split up our food from
home and had n nice little
party.
THEY'LL APPRECIATE 1T
ITS certainly swell Of the
Times to remember the fellows
out at sea at Christmas time.
They'll really appreciate IT."
Have you done your part? Arr
you a member of the Christina!
Ship Club?
Only II days remain for you Il
enroll in the club. Already Owe
1900 patriotic Detroit and Mich
gan men and women have indi
Gated their intentions of mailinJ
TO servicemen or women oversee
gifts which might be the onl!
ones they would receive, thi
Dec. 25.
Don't hesitate another minute
Just fill out the coupon appearing
ON this page and mail it 10 tn
Christmas Ship Editor of The De
Nrntt FTNiV,,no
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-28
Times Christmas Ship

Please send me the name OF servicemsn 10
whom shall mail gift Christmas box.
When receive this name, agree 10 comply with mill
tary and postal regulations in the packing and mailing of
my gift.
Print type)
Ny address
PRINT type street and Mo-
Fill and mail this blank Immediately to:
Christmas ship Editor Detroit Times, 1870 Cass Ave,
Detroit 81, Mich,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-28
~ TODAY A! yogR :EAYoRI7E MOVIE "
II Nv = Wa BONDS A.o STAMPS SOLD Al Any OF THESE H5EAIE

Dry (NEw)-Fort street w. near Junction
MN Open Sis. Dishes a. 49,. yS@
R1ns8 CUImsn IN "n I Were King"
Robert Paige In III. Buddy"