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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

TITYED0-Hau milton Tuxedo To s-,Tes a.
iohLDV Open 1910 Pm. Tyrone Power
Maureen o'Hsra. THE BLACK SWAN .
Plus "a NIGHT To REMEMBER. with
Loretta Young and Brian Aherns
Disney Cartoon Latest News
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

0hVMLN--Woodrow Wilson nj Glendale 4
UhhNlhN Open 80 =. NJ. "BEHLIN
CORRESPONDENT" Edward Morris Plus
''MIGTOWN," with the Dead End Kids.
Grace Mcdonald Late War News Color
Cartoon Pete Smith Brevity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

Grand River no. 4ssa I,
.V"L" Open at 1.t5 =. NJ Park Free
tyrone Power, hAureen oHsra in 'THT
BLACK SWAN" Claire Trevor. Burgess
Meredith IN "sTRFFT or CLANCY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

0AKJ ANn-Oakiapd Mt Tennyson
UHhLhND Cont. 12:45. Rosalind Russell.
Brian Aherne, my SISTER, EILEEN"
Plus LONDON BLACkOtT MURDERS -
with John Abbott
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-14

TRFNT0N-Trenton. Mich. Park Free =
Wv Open 80. Bette Davis
CLAUDE Rains. "NOW, vOYAGER" Plus
Lucille Ball and Victor Mature IN
SEVEN DAYS LEAVE"
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there's Diego Gongaro. {"

there's Diego Gongaro.
A tall heavy-set man of about fif-
ty, with iron-gray hair, the pock-
marks on his face visible from
where they stood, was sitting at one
of the small tables at the corner of
the terrace, absorbed in his news
paper and cup of coffee. He had a
short clipped mustache and shaggy
eyebrows, and an air definitely
an air, Anne thought.
''Who is he?" she asked.
"He's your friend Miguel Valera's s
uncle. But he's not like the Valeras.
He mixes with the Americans. OF
course he's Spanish, he's not Puerto
Rican. And my dear"
She lowered her voice to a whis-
per. ''-He has a mistress. You
know it's quite customary down
here. It's perfectly above board,
except their wives pretend they
don't know it. Well, I've got to go.
It's perfectly swell having you down.
I'll see you tomorrow.
Anne nodded. She looked back
down into the patio. Mr.. Taussig
was still sitting where Russell Por-
ter had left him. She glanced over
at her suitcase.
'T have really been imagining
things" she thought.
After all, those thumb prints could
be the porter's, and Mr.. Taussig's
interest in her just the ordinary sort
of thing. She looked at herself in
the mirror. Her nose was shiny,
otherwise she wasn't unattractive.
She turned back to the window.
As she looked down, she saw Diego
Gongaro get up and make his way
casually through the arcade into the
hotel. Almost Immediately Richard
Taussig got up too. Even more
casually he strolled over to the Ia
BILE Diego Gongaro had left and
picked up the folded newspaper.
He came back to his chair and
sat down again. Anne watched him
unfold the paper, moving back in
stinctively a little behind the long
chintz curtains. She could see very
clearly the piece of letter paper in
side it.
Mr.. Taussig glanced around him,
glanced up at her window, looked
down at the paper in front of him a
moment, and slipped it unobtrusive-
ly into his pocket. He put the
The Ely miner., 1943-11-18

newspaper down on the table, got
up and strolled into the hotel.
Anne moved back from the win
dow.
"rm not wrong" she thought.
Her breath came a little quickly.
There is something funny going on.
And Sues heading for trouble"
The Officers Club at Ell Morro was
inside the gate, overlooking the golf
course, the graveyard and the At
lantic Ocean. 1t was part of the old
Spanish barracks, opened up, so
that it was cool if rather bare and
Spartan. The saffron-colored walls
across the sweeping lawn through
the palm trees weren't so forbidding
as they'd looked from the ocean
side.
When the waiter had gone Anne
said, "Look, Pete-do you know
anything about man named Rich
ard Taussig? He was on the Ship"
Sure" Pete said cheerfully. He
kept from looking at her. 81 know
all about him. He's an interna-
tionally known sanitary engineer.
He's dining with the General on
Friday, and the Governor Satur-
day. He has the blessing of Wash
ington. Why?"
81 just wondered. Do you sup
pose he can do anything about the
water supply at the Granada?"
81 wish he'd start here, if he
can. But you don't have to worry
about Mr., Taussig. He can't help
his face. He's Okay."
He poured the rest of his beer
into his glass.
"Any other information? Public
Relations is sort of my job."
tThen do you happen to know
Russell Porter?" Anne asked.
"My dear, I know everything"
Pete said blandly. Russell Porter
is the local representative of Con-
solidated. He's in charge of big
job they've got"
He waved out toward the Atlantic.
There's lot of water out there,
but darn little to drink or take a
bath in up here. And San Juan
uses fifteen million gallons a day.
Porter's a. first-rate man. Again
why?"
The Ely miner., 1943-11-18

THE N.Mat Aarnhm of the p
box Of kewaryo Bn n eweIyw i'm
to months
mas& amach hh ecoaT % Jap il the
to h r e
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Cautious Rulers
Because death was commonly

Because death was commonly in
flicted by food or wine poisoning
in the early days, members of
royal families took special precau-
tions at the dining tables. Charles
TX of France was particularly eau
tious in this regard and even sus-
pected his own servants. Before
drinking wine, he always tested it
with a "Unicorn's Horn"-if poi
son was present the horn was
supposed to change color.
As second precaution he car
ried with him bezoar-a growth
from the intestines of a herbivo-
rous animal-which was believed
to absorb poisons.
The Ely miner., 1943-11-18
Round Roofs House Men
From Bahama to Arctic

United States sailors stroll in front
Of their living quarters at a naval
station on a lonely Bahama island.
These huts are used by our forces
from the tropics to the arctic. They
keep out cold and heat equally well.
This base is one of those acquired
early in the war from Britain in ex-
change for 50 destroyers. This sta
tion patrols ship lanes, escorts con-
voys, and checks on U-boats.
The Ely miner., 1943-11-18

Swayed to Sleep
Members of a tribe of tree
dwellers in the Philippines sleep
on a swaying rope of vines.
The Ely miner., 1943-11-18
Transfer No. Zs5s5.

DANHOLDER styles to please
everyone. There is a pair Of
plump, pink "porkers. flower be-
decked, to protect your hands from
hot pans; a coy peach is wooed by
a boy pear for another gay duo.
The round-eyed twin babies would
surely call your attention to the
pan that was boiling dry. Plate,
sugar and creamer panholders
duplicate your best china. The fifth
set of panholders is for you to
piece from your prettiest prints.
Due to an unusually large demand and
current war conditions, slightly more
time is required in filling orders for a
few of the most popular pattern numbers.
These five sets are included in Transfer
No. Zs585. The price is Is cents. Send
your order to:
The Ely miner., 1943-11-18
Z AIhS CARIBBEAN ~.s ~.sSykzsS
1HENES& CONSPIRACY sERsS sESss1s
GMMMlAN bp BRENDA CONRAD lW&G
bt BRENDA CONR AD -

telligence oficer. On the boat she meets
q young Puerto Rican, Miguel Valera,
and an engineer named Richard Taussig,
Of whom she Is Immediately suspicious
in spite of tho fact that he looks like
typical tourist. She does not know that
The Ely miner., 1943-11-18

Democrat hcpIHcas strength is a
Of
Edge eReubicn Of
aectdH
OF
in since In
m f
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considerably
vehicle which battents Thus they
with full tanks The carrier
40 protection against
attacks enough ammunition
ons enable the Independently for four The
#.e4.s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
NASHlNGTON. -

WASHINGTON, July : GNSl
Tho United Nations relief and
rehabilitation agreement devised
by thr l.. :. government last
night was fired upon by Congress
ard ny tine Netherlands govern
wCpt
Senator Nandenhcrg issued n
stern warning against any admin
I>'rat1n attempt 10 enter INTO
treaties WITH congressional ratl-
tCafDU.
Tho Netherlands government
through Dr. Alexander Loudon.
lbs ambassador. protested the con-
>utuu1n Of the relief and re-
Eah.Hatlon agreement limiting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Nrrale licenses were issued
r--., D. st.vs-. ~. Arlesv.s- Varr.s.
49,, ~. ~. ~
Leonard Nalev "a Alice T Copley 2
saw" tItNi Ae..s - ahaa "a'tN -
115 i4th'' ~, ..t'i'ta Ia.
Fraos ~ swsr'nouI AZ. Ard" Arlene
ffT nos ,.... ,,.,.
'e..h'r l." roger 80 N"'''''' ''''''''
.,.. . 1l,. 81 H. bra Fr 'sap a.
iaria ~ soL t'aff Rs;,. s9S' u a.
l.na Purcell 80 MsiIdT,'d ~, Espe en-, 80
-.-aeHfes-. ste,e-r-4s - "ees@t 90
M'r'a. RAM "a 5s'e a No. HS,rrS a'l is
George %. Carpenter a.. Win'rod Has
net ... I-------- 60
p ner' W. Coos Jf' y Florence curry.
uenrg Ramsc. ts. M2r,z. l.nes. g -.
sam j.. Sn'Ph''o' - '','''' "' MN
Mario. sl'ye,,er jr Is FSy Win pa',S :. -
John ~ Thierry. Is. Rita g PIKE %
AffHn" kamanu 40 Regina kaChi' ~
Robert Fusme 2e heien kunn.
John = Murrh, ~ MARY Meanor. 70
John Chmielewsh SO Helen Piszka ~
plofa %
George stnU leA- Is. Ethel NJ C1ninN-- A.
Esfnp Hollis 3-i Odessa Aimery, ~
Bernard r. Klein a. Margaret G. R'''iy.
Marin T Hogan. % MARY R. smith, %.
Frederick BsrkoVii1. IS sara II. Bloom.
John owen Moore, 20 Edith Derrick, IS.
Mttchei! szyc - Mar Pienko"s. -.
80 -, %
Harry Prey 45. oda JeiieIy 81
Joseph r. Vsslenckss, p Cynthia
Kitchen rs.
Russell Morgan Aldrcch. 20 Opal Mae
Nash 70
Lewis !. Britt0n.. l9 virginia Jean Morse.
-,
Peter Fedak. 40 Pear MURPHY. Is
Hugh G DAILY. 25 Margaret Mary Meurer
"a
James F. Dixon. %: Anna Sko. p.
Joseph FOrris. y. Eleanor Gfhht- l.
George Edward murphy 81. Myrtle Eos
ter. 40
stephen craft 3l' Patriots Smith q
william Bausher 20, Juha May q Neal.
~.
William N Martin. %; Anna Eh'abe'h
Fturrrtif = f7rrrr, 90 Ruth s I'M 2f.-
virgil l. sickels q. kosir albert, ~
Charles Kato. &c Elizaheth NArga, ~.
Walter Wilson p MAY Wilson, 10.
RouudaI NJ. HI y; Betty Ben Hon't's'
RAYMOND Iegassa IS Kate To1er. 40.
Carlos Burton. 20 Aia IaNlor 81
William Tttlers. 33 fear hayden, 50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07

ices. They meet each week ut
Pingrcc school, have "A military
drill and discuss achievements
and future plans. They are en-
thusia~tiC about the Clean Plate
Club, are joining because they
know that stopping food waste
j. one way 60 help defeat the
Ans
You can Join the Clean Flaie
CLUB regardless Of whether you
are "A child or an adult just clip
fila 80 and mail tho Clean Plate
C'Bh m Gm b.crShtp application
blank on ihIl PaEc You'll b&lSen'
d Clean Plate Club membership
card tsf fH remain q member By
good standing YOU must ash t0.
oU.} trsNfuUi you cal cat thC-
49, e,es rt ~ 10 ~ ~ EVERY
MEAL,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
Air Raid Warden
Aids Clean Plate Club

Among latest recruits 10 the
Clean Plate Club. member a.
which are pledged o. AVOID
FOOD WASTE thus 20 help whip
Hitler and HlIoh,o. srf l55 boys
and girls whose name. were yrc.
scented by Henry DcNorrlu4
$3.50 Car,er DeMonrEuy ls ar
ar RAID sector warden OF Area e
In our neighbOrhOOd SAID
DeMon'.gUN we have an or
ganilation Of junior warden,
which j. deSoting much ~ its
time e., the war effort They
collect scrap. metal. rubber and
paper. pick up broken glass.
urge people 90 be quiet around
homes where war workers sleep
In tho DAYTIME, and engage Ia
other patriotic home front serY-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
DEATHS

Augustine Zammlt. 17aoi Btmore SO.
Alberto celia. l0265 Cameron "a
Francesca Frances Aiello. 2343 McDougali,
Fnppa D.Falco 1855 Benson. IS
Clarence Jump 50 Charlotte, a.
Margaret Maedalen Lassin, 1850 DrsXsL
as
Henrietta Dawson. i3o4s greeley 3D.
/ Rernice Coleman 1863 Fourteenth So.
/ Rachel Godherg 26i4 Leslie s.
I John Edward Mccain. 1925 Howard 81
/ Edward Desmon. 270a Nckshurg s.
William John Allen. l5g05 Braile 80.
+ Lucy Jane Rowland $50 Seldom 50
/ Frank Wojcie,howski 500 St Auhn. z
lack Horn. $3.50 Twenty ninth. -.
Osis- Giassgoid. 1885 Calvert. IS
( Diana Horton, s527 Herman Gardens
Z F.ct1rh V'0Urrvtr 760 Ashland II
Bertha Leder 1888 Sixteenth -.
Louise Storrs 1862 " Fort 80
STANLEY kusmierz, 1902 Carpenter. Ham
IsabeI schoeuhsrr i4A54 young a..
August Knoll 3037 seyburn. g.
Charles schultz 5o64 seyburn 60
clement T Rege, $3.50 Preston. -
oriola 4 Hadys sioi Roosevcl, %
Benjamin sheridan Vies.. 102l6 Flora 3.
Mary oseboid. 1926 seyburn -
John Thomas Hsycock 5ll5 s Martin
Anna straka ste9 Concord. -
William A. Chrstman sr.. 52ol OREGON.
James W. co,,cr 1920 NORMANDY. s.
Henry \ Peabody. 535 Arden Park %.
Rolla Raw Wiers. 50 Joe Ind so
Michshna Szpatags 1924 Worthheld. 70
Charles Lerchen. 1853 National IS
samuel Ie'er HOPPER i2435 Dresden. 76
James Grlthth. 1884 Dryden ST.
Katherine Livingston. i7S5 Seward IS
John Peterson. 1926 Campbell san
,.es.i. t,,.,.l,. ,o., .c-.....,.A 90.
NN" Chrh s277 Edeewopd. as
May S',fes 1907 Marlborough so
f'a Nora Mallory ti2 tsstIawn -.
Lrnalc 81 Gesncy iia' Wehh g.
Celia ~0relSor. $3.50 Second fu
'sr.ne Fee 2"i'i Walnut tla' R0cH
H.-mar K.po' POS W Dunlop Nor,h-
vile 80
t1 ~thust, 1925 Hurn4' ~
tt'hnrv l,.rard Giq- Anthems 81
Fa.Ih e. Hathaway Zf11 Wendell 81
h.r' vs. kus,h,i 1907 Mt Elliott y.
Wluam 7 IoetEer. IO55 Daley a.
RUN L0Uisr Miller 4117 Scotten. %.
Israel kaSden 3ntZ Siurtevsnt. 63
stephen & smoky 1921 Nash, NE ~
Suzanne NoNasak $500 p. Palmer as.
Reatrce Mcbride 75l7 81. Antoine. s..
William Bailey 1447 Beauhien y
Power AmpruSovith 54s4 Rivard. %.
Bovdsr Maksteu. pa Clairpoinfe -.
/ Mclean Cartfeu 1925 Rvarf 81
/ MARCEL ae Rose 34s5 NJ Fulot 15.
John Thomas Parker 1921 Nemans Ham
/ fram,k It
John cooper $40 p warren ae
Frank Ra,diEuouet st7s sparta &c.
Victor Brzer Us. MedbJry 80
f.esror Sfaffo' s0tf BsWVIn 10
cara Erse Martin VS72u .Char.et'.r 90
Tia Hunter Meek 1905 RlrlIrgarre bI.
Pauline Elliott 500 Parsvev ~
E.tttff g ItIkcvEkI tilu. FIpIt TO-
TAYLOR johnson s'is StanfQfd go
n q tf. fI.Ifa ftf.f.iHA Muir Mich k|
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
MARRIAGES-DEATHS-DWORCES
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Hazen a. scheret - Nellie Morse. So
Harry Rose as Mary Walters. -
Alexander s. Robinson, 20 Rose J. Ber-
Bernard !. Munoy "a shirley \. MARI
son Is
Warren l.. Grow. - Lillian p. Heelsy. Is.
Frank X Weir % Helen n. owens -.
ftnnl Greenzweie, so, Pearl Grena-
william wieMsnd ~ Dorothy NJ.
clayton g poyle. % verue NJ Dean. 20.
Charles Cont. y Concstta Cerullo. u
Frank J.. Rapai % Margaret A 10th.
William W. ogden 20; Gertrude V. BY
JOSEPH rr5ybysg % Juua, Kwasna %
David II Ahearu p; Mary Savage, rs
Joseph Aldo Is Margaret Polocher. 10,
Ross W. Montandon. IS; Rosamond NJ,
t4-.-a -ka,s4aer,- ;a4.-pera NJ Boshetf- 81
ANTHONY 6. Pastorino. rs; Javana schi-
Roher, \ Lynch. 81. Elaine Appleton, 90
NichoIas O. Fromm IS, Madeline Fromm.
Harvey Ludwig 81; Bernce Le~andow
CaIeb Cnar. ls Lille jenkins. 20
/ Morrry Cherton - Beulah Suoerstein. Is
William Lumley. % Lauliue Wright l6.
John II Harrington %, Chsts NJ. Butler,
willard = Brennscke, rs Justine Mo,y-
l iOfnfT Lowe. y Carney helleNr=2l-
Edward Francis, 80, Nedra ". Ellsworth
John NJ. Johansson, 40 Lola M,tendorf
John T. Oumarsh,, 10 Eu1aoeth Joyner,
Ralph H Neal SO Helen Fidler. 2s.
William Pickett % Virginia steinke 20.
Michael A Mcdonald. 80 Katherine L.
Joseph II. BurcKhsltsr, 80 Virginia r
DAVID smith 46 Mamie s Tolliver. As.
william Porter Jr., 20 Adelaide f. Jones.
N " Root Jr % shirley Murphy. Is.
Arthur Lee - Anne Skender 10
Joseph Linnartz, %. Lucille Henry AZ
Never l. Burke %, Celia Cooperstein %
John V Mpran 20 Ellen Thompson. 26
James /. Montry. rs. Evelyn NJ Watt, "a
Willis T Blair. % Amy n Mover 81
Arthur Huhta, 20 Joy Rutila 20
John Wslczak. p; Genevieve Kenderski
Walter czernusewic1. 20 Helen NJ. Mlyua-
REX 81
Pau 7. Msudeyne, ~; Phyllis NJ. Ger.
Wits c. French. rs; Margaret NJ. WIZ
Fmery Thompson. 30 Elmyra shelton. n
Elmer CasWen. %, Eleanor 4. Gu
zens. 81
Leland r Barrngsr. 81; EupnemIa A.
Cairns 20
DaSd r Evans ~ Helen r Cooper Is
7 Frederick T. Noteworthy, %. Stella ko.
zinski q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
Allied Food Pact Quiz
Asked by Vandenberg

the membership Of the working
committee To the four major
powers; Britain, the L. S. Russia
and China,
Vandenberg swiftly introduced
n resolution for a Senate foreign
relations committee investigation
of the agreement declaring:
II think this II an initial pre-
view by which postwar plans
will he made. and we might a.
well find out now"
Nandenberg asked a thorough
inquiry into the Allied pact 10
determine whether the draft par
takes of the nature Of treaty
and should be submitted 10 the
Senate for ratification.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
u. S. Chart

Detroit and vicinity Not much change
IN temperature tonight and Thursday fore.
noon. Gentle 90 moderate winds
DETROIT DATA
Temperatures Tuesday Highest =
lowest, IS, mean. q
Departure from normal temperature
Tuesday;
Departure from normal temperature since
January g. no lA5
temperatures one year ago TODAY. X kn.
est Is. lowest 81. mean. 80
Temperature this date IN past - wears
Highest, 81 In 1874, lowest. as IN 1894
Relative humidity Tuesday. 80 = m
IS per cent 80 m 90 per cent 2 go
?. m, y per cent. 80 p m. Il per
cent
Precipitation in last q hours ending Al
$50 =. IT today. None
Departure from normal precipitation
since January ! ~ %
Degree DAYS for TUESDAY July Z: None
Normal for july ::
Accumulated degree DAYS this month. l7
Normal degree days for July
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
Land 337-Lb. Sturgeon

BENTON HARBOR July :
tUP)-The largest sturgeon ever
reported taken from this part OF
Lake Michigan was landed bv
Gordon Peters, a war worker,
and some friends after Peters
found the 337-lb. fish alive but
unable 10 swim because of a
broken back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted to-
Edward Trammell, from GIadys
ANY J Elfrrle, from FLOYD.
John IL. street from Addie
Kathleen Crawford. from Ray.
Fla NJ Callahan, from Edward
Frederick : Coleman. from Kate
Marion LesSner. from DAYTON
James NJ Gamble. from Dorothy.
John r Mckay from Selma
Bertha L. Hawkins, from Frank
Elizabeth Wesulowskt. from LOUIS
Dorothy Slawek. from Henry
Anna NJ Glllenkirk. from John A
Romonde BrunEeS, from Lewis
Helen Miller. from Milton.
Isabelle McGill, from Clarence
Marguerite Brantley. from David.
Charlotte Oswald, from Joseph.
Alma Mlyonlc. from Nicholas
Johanna e Tifhn from Harry V.
Helen Psnaretos. from Alex
Mamie Asbell from George.
Elsie Ofalt. from Joseph
Arnold Cyka from Gertrude.
Mary Olsen. from Robert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
PIAsII.RING

Al PLASTERGN5. repairing workman
ship guaranteed reasonable privcs Free
estimates AR 1912
ALTERATIONS. arches. piateurg gem
ersl IissferinE .CuutrasfufH repairing
guaranteed. reasonable Madison 500
BETTER plasterlng, repairng. workman
snip guaranteed tfstfnaits wal. o."
Prompt service uLafayetft 1929
GENERAL contractor. specisIiylng lsthing.
Fiaster.rg ceilings cONrs. arches
"Phsrr Temple 2-ui2G
PATCH PLAsTERISG. lathing ,Evrrv-
ming furnished Repairs reasunahiF.
Prompt service Temple o2ss
pIASTFRING large or stnan ishs. re-
pairing alterations, sst.s{aGtIon. TCic-
phone Cherry 1904.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07


LOST Brown leather wallet containing
valuable papers, badge. money; address
inside, reward.
LOST-Music case containing music books
and sheets, on Grand Belt street car.
LA 35T4.
LOST Black and tar hunting dog owner
IN army reward Zei2 ElmWood. Fltzroy
OlS3
LOST--Classes, green case Eastern Mar
Return &C. 1892 Domino. Reward.
LOST Black upper wallet Sunday. Mlchi-
gan Central station. Atlantic sfls
RED CHOW PUPPY. months old. vicinity
Puritan. CoSle. liberia. reward. Vermont
S-4565
SPlTZ LOST White male "Skippy" no
questions asked. reward. $50 California.
Townsend 1854
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings IN the big sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
USED PRACTICE BOMBS

Lancaster SAID the damag q
Woutrt have trFr more severe had
no. The planes been using practice
bombs containing two and one
han pounds 81 powder and 81 =.
pounds OF sand
Witnesses SAID the explosions
caused minor terror among the
residents. who Streamed into the
streets IN their nsght clothes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
TOWN BLACKED OUT

Observers said the bombs kept
falling until The towns master
switch Mas thrown backing ont
the community Deputy Sheriff
{, s Kicks said he counted only
four bombs but army officers said
i've were dropped and FBI agents
reported SIN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07

MATTRESS reuJyatiug unerspring mat
tress reasonable quality Workmanship
guaranteed. Hadlry Randolph 60Oe
MATTRESSES renovated Ike new p Sic
tvey guaranteed. star Mattress Co,
HDEarfh S6Su
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
Funeral Directors

Fred G.. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
5fB7 r. tFFFERSON FITZROY 2i7s-7p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
Lost and Found

BLACK. wallet containing valuable papers
and drivers license, reward Tyler
T-by3U
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
Death notires

DOLLTZki Fred A. July 4 beloved
husband ~ Irene dear father Mary
Louise Frederic and Richard son of Mr.
and Mrs. August Doletzky, brother OF
Henry, John, Daniel, Conrad Cpl. Theo-
dore MIS- Anna stohb Mrs Emma
Petrowsky, Mrs Auguste Hlli Mrs LYDIA
Hill. Ida and Elizabeth Funeral from
residence. 5000 Chestnut Street. Wayne.
EvsnFeucsI Lutheran Church AZ 2;3O
Mich. Thursday al > clock 81. John
Burial. Glen Eden
HE>pELER-July .. At New London. O.,
John George. husband OF the late Mary
dear father Of william A. Mrs Mary
Link Fred j., Mrs Emma Waterman and
Edward C.. grandfather OF 2 grandchildren.
Funeral services Thursday, p. m. AT A.
II Peters Funeral Home. l2051 Gratiot
avenue. lnterment az Woodmere Cemetery.
HMtiHo,H July >. 1913 Herman nus
band Of Edith Hmelhoch. father OF
Mrs Eric Nelson OF New York City.
brother ~ Mrs Morton r Ashner and
tsraet- ffJmrtn0Cn tUUFrHt SERVICE AT
chapel Of WIN. r Hamilton Co. Cass
avenue AZ AieXandrine. Thursday at IL
a. m Please omit flowers
THOMAS july O. 1913 Al mis- home 1854
Pinehurst ave. Lloyd, husband OF Mar
l.. Thomas also survived by three sisters
and one brother. all OF New York CITY.
Al chapel of the Vim r Hamilton CO.
Cass ave a. Alexandrinc until O'Clock
Fuday afternoon Fuuera, service ana in
terment az Wind Gap. Pa,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07

Al WALL WAsHING-DECORA
Any time Free estimate IT.. 1851
~ ACCURATE decorating Rooms
papered. 500 up. Immediate service.
Temple 2-52O5.
Al paper hanging kalsum'uing and pa Mt.
ing any time IT, 2-uf1s
HOUSE PAINTING. paper hanging, paper
removed ty steam. Plaza g432
PAINTING aud decorating. guaranteed
workmanship Temple 2-63f2
PAPERHANGtSG- HOGARTH s5s6
Guaranteed. reasonable prices immediate
serN Ice
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MATTKr>.ts RtNoN aid IIkt NtM
rAIN1ING AND prCoRA1ING

a DEFENSE aEainsi heh prices Hay
Aouf mattress renovated. Miller" $50
kercheVal LLnoX 1894
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
WINDOW AND WALL WASHING

ALI. makes repaired; rebuilding Euarsn-
feed workmanship. reasonable free
estimates Murray Ui51.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
Male Help Wanted

Al AUTOMOBILE mechanic. fur or spare
time be your own boss University
2-s737
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
WASHING MACH. swIEPER REPAIRS

WASHING, sewing machines. vacuums re-
pared. bought, sold work guaranteed.
Ifn0V 5000 IN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
EXPERT SERVICE DIRECTORY
AND BUYERS GUIDE
PLUMBING AND HEATING

'OD. used bathroom outfits. available for
without priorIties Madison
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-07
WINDOW SHADE CLEANING. DELIVER

RESIDENTlAI~-lOc per window Exp
wall washing. northwest section. Tim
2-Tq21
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SIDING INSULATED
VACUUM AND WASHER REPAIRING

a. y e AUTHORIZED parts and service
rebuilt or repaired Walter W. Thomas.
1850 Joy Road TYLER s-Oq45