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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15

A Sequel to Marriage MeddIers

tray no such desire. and was ready
when Ronald. hurriedly trans
ferring a lounging robe from a
chair 10 a couch, and pulling the
chair out for me, said ruefully:
Il told you the rooms were q
mess. I'm 'orry, but"
I'm NEARLY CRAZY"
I'm not thinking about the
state Of your rooms, Ronald"
said, throwing in prevarica-
ton for good measure. II
haven't even looked ut them"
/ hadn't except for that first
cursory glance. and was rewarded
by the relieved look which came
into his harried face. But il was
only lightened for a second, and
when he had put me into the chair
and drawn one opposite to me. the
lines in his face seemed more
deeply etched. and l could visu-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15

A little warning bell signaled
from deep within my conscious
ness o.
BE wary. 1t commanded.
This Is some thing vital and you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15

alize how he would look when ,.e
should be an old, old man.
snow" he said tensely. Then.
his innate fineness and his breed
ing sent a flush over his face.
please excuse me for my
abruptness, Aunt Madge," he
said, but I'm nearly crazy"
Don't waste time in excuses,
Ronald" / said. 81 understand
perfectly. I'm pretty nearly
crazy myself, as are all those
who love Marion"
CONTINUED Monday
On week days enjoy the two
pages OF comics and adventure
strips In the daily Detroit
Times; on Sunday. the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics In COLORS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15

1s-Born.
20-A Abolished.
22-Humiliate.
23-Tarry.
24-House- OF worship.
2S-0ne bumped camel.
27-Cut with toothed tool.
2p-Father.
3O-Eerve network.
S3-Stumbled.
3S-Like.
3s-Pressing machine.
"A marble.
43-Run through a rcer.
4S-Sagacious.
i7-Indehnite article.
ls-Illuminated.
4e-Aetric land measure.
50-Negstive vote
o1-Those in office.
52-Diocesan center.
55-conjunction.
Milford chronicle., 1941-06-13
LAWS AGAINST PROGRESS

Can business be frozen" at ex-
listing levels without doing griev-
GUS injury to producers, workers,
consumers and others? The State
of Utah may provide the answer to
that Question-and in the opinion
of many, it will be costly ans
wer for the states people.
The law IN Question, which has
just gone into effect. is an anti
chain store bill which Business
Week describes as unique and far
more drastic than that of any other
state" The first section of the law
follows an old pattern, and I'M
poses special taxes running np to
$500 per year per store. depending
on the number in each system, The
next section contains the surprise.
1t provides for an additional tax
ranging from $500 to $4,000 a year
on all new chain outlets opened
after July !. The intent is clear
to freeze" retailing and make fur
ther expansion completely impos-
sihle.
This Is obviously an "anti-pro-
gress" law. II says. In effect, that
the people of Utah are not to be
permitted TO receive better and
cheaper service from new stores
that would otherwise be opened
that the workers OF Utah shall not
find new employment In retailing
and that the retail market for
Milford chronicle., 1941-06-13
ADAMS x ROADS

Mrs. Della Brown returned to
her home Friday after a ten-day
stay with Mrs. Blanche Adams and
other relatives.
Mrs. Earl Robinson and Virginia
Lee, Mrs. John Adams and Mrs,
Edward Brown spent Wednesday,
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Rrown in Denton, Md.
Children's services will be held
at Bl0omery next Sunday night at
eight O'Clock.
Mfr. and Mrs. George Ferrell and
son David. of Philadelphia. were
Sunday guests of Mrs. Fred Foun-
tain.
C. W. Adams. Mrs. John Adams
and Mrs. George Wheatley and
children spent the weekend in
West Atlantic City. N. J..
Mrs. Earle Robinson entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Payne, OF Fed
eralsburg, at supper on Friday eve
ming at the Adams homestead.
Sunday school next Sunday NOR
ming at 10 n. m.
Milford chronicle., 1941-06-13

producers and farmers shall not be
broadened. It Is likewise a blow
to property owners, who would be
able to rent and sell property If
retail business was expanding in
normal fashion. And finally, 1t
destroys an important potential
source of regular taxation for the
state.
AS the Temporary National Eco
nomfc Committee has pointed out
in its report to Congress, the chain
stores have been a dominant. in
fiuence In improving retail SER
vice.. reducing prices, and better
Milford chronicle., 1941-06-13

ing markets, particularly for far
mers. Prices are today rising as
an inevitable result of the vast
expenditures caused by the de-
fense program. The budget prob
lem thus grows graver for mill
lions of families. If ever we need
ed open, honest competition in re-
failing, we need 1t now.
1t is to the credit Of the bulk
of the states that hundreds Of
proposals for restricting retail
competitions were decisively beat
en- during the recent legislative
sessions. When a state attempts to
Milford chronicle., 1941-06-13

The first circus to travel thru
out the central section of Sussex
county this year will be that of
the Beers-B Barnes Circus, which
will exhibit here ON Wednesday OF
next week. II is unusual for cir
cuses to come to lower Delaware
during the month OF June. Usually
they invade this section in May,
September and October, especially
the early fall when the canning
season is at its height.
Kendall A. Perry, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John M. Perry, Indian River
hundred. now stationed at Paris
Island, S. c.. has been promoted to
a corporal in the Marine Corps.
Milford chronicle., 1941-06-13

'freeze" business. IL turns back the
clock. It makes progress imposs-
ible-and fetrogfession unavcid-
able. Any state is unfortunate to
be burdened with such law at
this time.
Milford chronicle., 1941-06-13
FELTON,

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Kitchens an,
children of Hampton Roads, Va
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. C
Dill recently.
Members of the junior class en-
tertained the seniors at a clasi
party at Harlan's Pond, near Den
ton, on Tuesday evening of las
week.
Nineteen members of the gradu
ating class of FELTON, School re
ceived diplomas at the commence
ment exercises last Friday evening
The speaker for the occasion wai
the Rev. j. Leas Green of Sails
bury. The invocation and benedic,
tion were pronounced by Rev. Will
lard Everett. The valedictorian was
Miss Caroline Simpler and the sa.
lutatrian John l.. Richter, both oi
whom spoke briefly The glee club
under the direction of Prof Richard
MacFadden. gave several numbers
Prizes as follows were presented
by Professor d A. Petry:
History prize of $500 from I'M
known donor, Caroline Simpler.
Avon Club prizes for highest
scholastic standing: Ninth grade.
Ned Hodgson; tenth grade, Doris
Turner, eleventh grade, Louis Hurd I;
twelfth grade, Caroline Simpler
Alumni English prizes: $500,
Caroline Simpler; $500. Jeanette
Robbins; $500, Doris Moore.
Members of the graduating class
follow:
Virginia Rae Blades
Evelyn A. Case
Linda Dill
Raymond Dill
Glenn Frazier
Ruth Holden
IVanette Holleger
Salena Hates
Doris Moore
Floyd Moore
John Olson
Mary E. Pratt
John l.. Richter
William Robinson
Jeanette Robbins
Caroline Simpler
Marguerite Thompson
Mary Emil Ware
Jane Webb
Mrs. Hester Shilling spent two
days of last week with Mrs. Linda
Owens in BridgeVille.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper Gruwell,
Mrs. Lavihia Roscoe and Mrs. Eve
lyn Killen attended a district meet
ing OF the Women's Society for
Christian Service In Georgetown
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Eleanor r. Peiffer spent
last Thursday and Friday with Miss
Martha Goodwin.
Mrs. Nelson Hammond, Mrs. Nor
man Burton, Mrs. Charles Sipple
and Mrs. Cooper Gruwell were
among those who attended the
Club Federation meeting at Reho-
both last week.
Mrs. John Herring and Mrs. Mary
Abercrombie have been spending
several days in Philadelphia.
-
TOMATO PLANTS every day for
the next two weeks. Frank Glen
Milford chronicle., 1941-06-13

YOU CAN TELL whether a town
is prosperous. or not, by looking
at its newspaper, and seeing il its
merchants advertise in an enter
prising way.
Milford chronicle., 1941-06-13

Mr.. Poultryman: We have the
Feeds you need to work with! It
matters not how small margin
you operate on, there are certain
definite Feeds you need to make
your Poultry Business a success.
We can supply you with these
Feeds at an extremely low price.
Come in today for Poultry Feeds
and other equipment!
Milford chronicle., 1941-06-13

TOMATO PLANTS every day for
the next two weeks. Frank Glen
daniel. Lincoln, Del. ltp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25
DIVORCES

laiUan Cuies from Bessie
Heinrich Iaarsfich from Wlhtlmlna
Harold Otto from Martha
Lois R.iber from Inert
James Moore from Elizabeth
Harrie''s Miller from PerD
Erncs' NJ i.ampkin from Saddle Mac
James . Wade from Margaret Louise
Clarence O Hoose from Mary iva
Josephine Odams from Willis
Hugh Kelias from tllen
samuel I. scott from Naomi
Mae Bel RICE fr1m-Ionn lee
Jamie Arlington from Etdle
James Ray from AIMS
LOIS Mitchell from Herbeff
Myrtle , smith from Clarence y
EDWARD Senr from Hester
Lewis " Psrtc- from nurottt httes.
L0llze a --4i-l-la4+4- ff-rrri N--t1suI
william Narsta from Anua.-.--.-----------
'Nstffi-A Tong rom Frsnt "
Maude Rsrck from Louis W
Martha W Algar from George =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25
Observation-Disclosures
MARRIAGE LICENSES

sfanlsY- NieCiAw 20 Ann GFsguTlCh 20.
Leo Renee Is Jura strouse -
Howard A Rn' - Louise VI Fiautte =,
Joseph LsaWers. - Wanda plentkowsks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25
BIRTHS

GIRLS
Girls were born 90
GLADYS Abbo SOB Rlalne
Margar@ Aitkin. 5sil Hamilton
Lois BAggett. 1903 F0urth
Margaret Berry 3s0f Ashland
Lorraine Brown 1852 Itifhridge
Elizabeth Baker 1915 NuLett
Alice Baluf. 263l Superior
sophie Cslly 1850 Eas, Fort
Haze Counsel es3 East Lafs.e,e
Eleanor Foey III Hubbard
BETTY Flack 1901 Hamilton
Elizabeth Fanena 2lf7 Wukt9s
Ruin Greene 1880 Littleneld
Alta Gnlfsworthy. 1907 Edward p N
Ida Harvey 10000 Rosemon,
Irene Haegsr, 1870 Past Grand boa svsrd
Beatrice Harris F5f Medbury
Bcf'y Hufnck. 1875 Andover.
Della HaVilton 1898 Chene
A-ncs konsrski 1855 Wessor
Charlotte Lecik 5000 TredwaN
Mamie l.onghway, 200 Victor River Rouge
Eta Maleznelk 2605 Norman
Alice Miller. 2s3 Hudson, Wysndorc
Janet McCabe. 1884 Cstalpa Berkley
Genevieye Makouski 1892 Hedge
Ruth Norris 3Sl6 National
PHYLLIS PocklinEton. 1888 Westbrook
Edith Retter 1850 Indiana
Irene Richie 1851 French Rd
Jennie Rcece 6572 Woodrow
/ Eldred Sedow, 1882 Hamburg
Irene sobaszk, 400 Plumer
Margaret Sobol 2024 Delaware
Alta Stodola 77i5 DeSot0
Ida Williams 1925 NoNara
Helen Wagner. t5i South MOrreli
Marie Waller. ii5i Concord
BOYS
Boys were horn 20.
Germaine Ash 5000 North Cambridge
Mary Armstrong 1873 Ford
Dorothy Becker 1890 Kercheval
Corneha Brown. 1884 Tiiman
Virginia Corbeii. 1884 Muirland
Winifred Cohen. iif2 ADELAIDE
Diane Cummings. f09 w Lapeer Lausine
virginia Dorsey, il3 Beresford. Hghlsn
PARK
Lena Ecces. 575i Newport
Florence FOX. 1925 Trumbull
Frances Gillett. 1898 Forrer
Rernice Genrge-SsiA Frfrrwoof
Belva Gates 1898 r Forest
Margaret Gresko. $751; HIM Dearborn
Frieda Harvey p Margaret
Marraret Hollis i3is Brooklyn
Marion Hayes zoos Cardonl
Jennie kcrpelman 1891 Indiana
Theresa iiryumocC 1851 L Canah.d--
Sophie kohen 2j75 Richton
Elizabeth Little 32is NineVood
Cora Long 2e27 Myrtle
Aloha Lee. 3l22 Marlborough.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25
u. S. Chart

Detroit and vicinity Partly cloudy and
warmer tonight: Wednesday partly cloudy
70 cloudy and warmer; lowest tonight 81
degrees highest Wednesday. so. Moderate
southwest winds becoming fresh
Lower Michigan: Partly cloudy with ris-
Ing temperature today fair 20 parity
cloudy In south and considerable cloudiness
In north tonight and Wednesday; not so
cold tonight. with mild temperature
Wednesday.
Upper Michigan: Increasing cloudiness
odsy and partly cloudy tonight ana
h ednesday; rising temperature today: not
20 cold tonight and mild temperature
" dnesday
indiana Fair 10 partly cloudy. with rs-
Ing temperature today through Wednesday
Ohio: Fair and warmer today through
Wednesday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25

Harssy ELLINGTON Rhodes. 81 Betty Mss
freeman ii BERN 81. Madeline L2ea,l.
Anthony Kubek e. Agnes waida 20
Ivan + Flacc AL Hsa++- pa
Jsrh ForstIrs - Penny DraEer J..
Lruit Butler 20 Moreno Spencer. i
N"s'sr Grseyicn. fs Katherine Micha
Arthur Ewad. IS. Mary An,uls 80
David Brown. % Edna Biemau. n.
Leonard ChoriBn. ~. BcrniCe Carver. -
Robert JARVIS. 20. virginia Bishop -
John Sherlock Is PHYLLIS Bourler p
James WhielsW. 30 Janet Hannah, -.
George HuurCa ~ Jennie N01cik 81.
Gerald Browning 81 Margaret Roean u
Harold BernAfiiu - Virginia Zuzack 70
Charles Hirkley q Marcia Baker -
Jnhn TufecEilsu. % l.e1e kefslzlan. 20
sam lope' lone j. 20 Resale Tocco. %
David Sterling - Efnestins EmDrey 81
Peter Piese 33 Ohye 9 Schroeder. 81
FfzhuEh cray p Ann Wright. ~
Busseu Sanford 20 EDDIE Mae Parls =.
ktNafl 5 boNrc1. S1sJ 1l4a 'SisN -
Richard Altr.cht- 20 Nan.saEsi- "a s.4}I--st
charics u Adams % Joan Pay Wheaton,
AmHo cecehin. 49, caitsta Carson. 2s
CHRIST Philips 3d. Tcssis Collins ~
Leslie Mrl-s- RA-hal- tistur HEues
Russell j. Fachie. 80: France, II san
Everett Kau 20 Gloria scott u
Bernard lsuuGbrrg II Irene Lann.t %
william J Alton > Bebe Harrison 20
Aptton1 Jarrr'ff - Beulah Geierman q
jane peGc ~ Blanche Reavey 10
Ner'a A.tr' Dr. - June Flors ~.
lth A7o." % Emilia KiCinykI q
James Pave 60 Lula A Turner q
riv ard G"tl p Bett} Jane Dabbs %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25
BIRTHS

Pose Nelss 3afl Moran
Eddie Mayes. 63s Melbourne
Marion Miller SSH Msrseiiles
Daif+es- NfattxUrl ~ r}lef Highland Park
Clara P0kOiskl sl2i PetersmIth
Ann puunfe4A y
Evelyn PossD. 268e Mack
stella Rogers 1877 = Neuor------
fIaT-rs Poe 50 orchard River Rouge
Dgroihs Fovselt 1l4O Helen. Garden C1y
Mare smith. GIG Cadillac
Irene schmidt 1898 Dubois
Bsruice Scrsdef 17s CAFES
Elizabeth SprAuger 1850 Lofefto
Vienna SsHsfampinen. 1850 Glendale
Penny Sc.anmanIco, 1921 Rivard Bss
Line
Lorraine whale 3735 Lafaye1e
Cecilia Van Bremen. 6t53 HeintI
Anita Nilereg llTis PRIEST
Anna Wygal 1850 SIKH Ecorse
Bonnie Young 1890 Delmar
olive Zlck 1912 Kean Dearborn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25
JUNIOR GIRLS
THE j. l.. HUDSON co.

has OPENINGS for junior girls Il 10 10
years of axe. 10 work extra days during
the week "a rs stock and Inspection de
partmeni fiiEh school graduates and girls
htlup A. nome preferred Those under u.s.
wears most have working permits Apply
employment office li'h hoor. betWeen
.30 an1 ~ BED 70 m
MOTHERS helper reliable small apart
ment good home stay nights Town
send j-a9ss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25
Lost and Found

LOST Black male Cocker Spaniel with
long six y-rary OiG. Reward. Tyler
4-25ls
PART COLLIE tan. white female. sick:
lost two weeks reNaFa- Arlington 1892
POMERANTAN - Female black. brown,
Prospect s705
SOLDIER lost ticket 20 Alexander, Louisi-
ana Reward fitKFny-6337
SPRINGER spaniel brown. white: (negh
borhopd east sideD Reward 5940l
Greensboro PinRree 0677.
CONSULT ths enlarged Real Estate listings
IN the bg sunday Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25

Hsrry Is,He Hurheti. 81; Leola MAJ
Goodman =
Joseph Psrnican9. 20; Antoine''s Radon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25

Leo Reiner % JuHa srouse -
Howard A Roy ZA Louise VI Fiautte -
Joseph LAWYERS, - Wanda Pleutsowsks
Frederick : E6gel n DORIS " Good. IL
l0ing Levine = ke'lS Pau %
-tir-t ~ turrsUn n 81 Trsds Parlcs %
|ismand kiecfN'Wfka Is LORETTA Jsrn.
Angelo pouaa+.0 ol-trm.da Turner 10
'ahn Rsoocal ~ Barbara KArvas. -
5, .ss1sv Ks saf g gs,a G"H Fr.,ss, -
Giuseppe Caferia g. Maiyaslo Adele AIDA,
Hsrry I.H. Harber. 81 Lsoa May
Joseph Psrni5sno. 20; An,olnei, Radon
George Row. 81 reora Ia.hDfoot -
reo V %o,ask,. 81 sophie virginia iCn.
Ds6n W Loper % Don. c Lundqnst
VAR ZONES g Heier Bochenes y
Nlffed r. Dunbar n Esther Icemar -
R4iph 4 Bagcact ~ Lillian Toal -
sam Tnrp1t % Irene Svrkrr ~
Thomas wade - Kathleen Ellen
,.e-saa- ~ F4ti..--i- D i-zr f.egzp IN
iihsfi~---f .-r--ft-r7 - Msr.elefiLe EeA.-
1sa FIissa-ih ~ Hdts Newman rs
Ferdinand n MsttcN e. jhs Jennings
rag = power % y--gna -A--. Ia
Aoe eT' w,it. rs Marpare, Mcperno,,
p io,nn s'etares q M.rssre, spar.
y.rnon -ig''.Tr - N.,'ea liar' ID
i7 80
ff"ari f,''.r" MAJ
2 'Nr ~ - h.''+'. 80 '-'''. 80
la.eph Tncehstr - sylvia Gu'mao
v1eene paDtasAi - e,els yatss n.
t7rrf F's7rEaI Ien '' Nn'N l'aF'd."n =
= s,rqtheu 3
Usryn . swain 80 Mar MecIuskey
20
Hector ssane. 81 E,ha Iulu Bsser Is
Truman 7 Ctabtrce. n Flffeda Marion
Rademacher Fl
Thomas Baird 20 virginia Rum kleis'
rs
Nsr1hau Vernon Noeckcr. -; Harrie,
Kaufman 26
csri Adam. % ReIya Flower. q
q
c.eiso. 20
WHam Gcr.,e1 - Louise Crook j.
Le.n i---4a--s--a---- la--r-f--tt' =rvy'r-t-
Allsea.- ,4rs..L--a4-- lye-,r- i4rrru zepve- T.
James G smith Jr n Grace Ieuash %
Rober, q Daniels 20 rita r Yearkes
u
Harnld " -ZiAers=1a Hazel caPon -
Charles G. Thom % Roberta Husband
%
Theodore Z Oliver % Ru'h Roeber
q
cecH Murph, o7 Esther BorF g
Vernon KEN. 20 Marietta bemrulenaeTeT.
Il
Gerard coleman ~ Alice 7 RYAN -
James scheifey 20 Dorothy Marx %
Al0ysus Junievlcz ~ Mare MalN "a
george Aonclsvic % Elizabeth Pschifer
e
Joseph Barclo p Celia Golas1eWskf
2i
T \. clover 1t Nmeia r 'roet II
Paul Joseph Porsulka. % stephsnie
olgkszyk. -
STANLEY SF9h4h ~ Ger acme l.aH'a 81
warren bafp'i - r.iNapsth Lar crest -
Jim ia, ne. 20 Wanda IRVINE -
william hl,kata ~ Lhe.na MFirel. ~
l'fhhls r. i,uN ~. ~ M otF"''N'. 70
tred ti,ch 81 E.ma - Feiai ~ NJ,
Joh0 aura htA'iit q '"iiH Jane bHN'',
o3 o. 20 -, -. a.,
~ % D'''N N"'' i-'"'S' " J"
uHnls - ~, 49, ~,
Thomas HnfIufWNus. 81 VIENNA Nc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25

r.ho Ellsworth ~ Hlds Newman Is
Ferdinand Il MsttoN a. JIls Jennings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25

9O2 East jefferson placed second
and third. respectively. The con-
VCutIOn closes today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25
PACKERS
Situations Wanted-MaIe

Murray 1925
AMBITIOUS young married man wishes
any steady work chauffeurs license
Trinity 2-6iT6.
BOY tcoIored1 short school program
wants any Kind wefh Townsend 6-sI1f
CARETAKER White couple extensive tx.
perienCe excellent references ~utrr, dF.
pendable DreXei $3.50
.CARETAKER- Couple church apartment
rooming house experience white. refer
ences Cherry 1855
DRUMMER Experienced, non union man
excellent references. Cadillac $500 Room
1913.
JANITOR, porter. wallwasher experienced
excellent references Industrious. depend
able; colored. Madison 1918.
COLORED experienced chauffeur ianit0r
hOuseman. TT. l-52l5. A Jackson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25
Detroit Brunei Wins
Miss Allure Contest

Rose Aikman. -year-old- hrlI-
net, of 1852 Alter road, today held
the title of Miss Allure, after be-
ing chosen from contestants in
The third annual North American
Beauty and Fashion Show at Iio-
tel Statler.
FIRST prize for hair dressing
Vent 10 John Georges &C. Chicago,
while Thomas Doubck Of 1882
Burnett avenue. and Eva Bell of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25

BOYS 1873 Nes, appearing experience
rot essential Earnings range SIS 10
SO weekly. 3i0j Barlum Tower. 4 n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25

George Rowe - fecra Lsshbr0ot -
Ieo Y. Sotask,. 1I sophie virginia iCn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25

7.an W Ioper % Dors c Lundqui',
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25

Frederick Fngel n DORIS VI Good u
wing Levine - Be'lS Pau -
tir-t - t0rrsUn ~ p Trsda PArlcs -
/igmHnd kieczknWfkI % LORETTA Jaf.n'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25
Female Help Wanted

GIRL. WHITE general housework; no ex-
perience necessary. 1891 Doris. Town
send $3.50.
GIRL or woman. houseWork stay nights
private room Doctors nome. Townsend
S-2s5i
GIRL for care ~ children good home ana
wages University 1881
HOUSEWIVES VINO can Use an extra $40
weekly our plan on selling and sewing
~ home in spare time will help you. No
cash needed Miss Hecke 527 Woodward.
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Employment Agencies
AT ONCE

POSITIONS AVAILABLE IN OFFICE
SALES. TECHNICAL. EXECUTIVE FIELD
620-2i-22 TRANSPORTATION BLDG
JONES Employment ans Beaubien. wants
day workers couples, pprters maids.
Mattresses columbia 1910
CoLORED girls best lobs housewurk
Ss-Si5t. references 1892 Rivard, Ter
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HENfsF frmU"Ta 'uTF IAft If-hnufF =
degree az Miami Florida
Lowest last night, - degrees Al SAT-
Jake CITY Utah
For the Inside News" OF
Washington. Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column in the Times.
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Funeral Directors

iBFRIfN MALONE Established 1912
50s7 Chalmers, north OF Warren. LenoS
a0305
! SUTTON & SON
4I47 TRCMBCLL AVE. TEMPLE 2-5lO0
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MAIN OFFICE
Death notlces


'COAPMA> Nov. %. John j.. of 1907
Ealrcrest- beloved husband of Ethel.
dear father OF John r Mrs. Dorothy
verge Ethel Irene. Alberf Brace
KTfhur Il + James Charles w and
Thomas x son Of Edgar and the iatF
-t-,fs .-Brv'frrr ~ George =, Walter. Edgar
4 and Arthur " nine grandchildren sur
we Funeral service Wednesday p m.
A. a II Peters Funeral Home, l2057
.GYauot avenue
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

" am Douglass, p Margaret Roberts
n
John n Grove y Irene JankoUski 20
Harvey Ellington Rhodes Al Bettg Msy
Freeman ii BERN. 81. Madeline Looasn.
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BOYS. 1910 YEARS OLD

with hicycles for night messenger work
Vacations with pay Healthful outdoor
work 36c an hour n you are attending
school. here IL an opportunity for YOU to
earn. extra money See Mr. Swarthout.
Room EOS Western Union Telegraph Co,
536 Shelby Street