davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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zinnia. portuiaca, china pink pinks, sifi. msriSoi6.
scarlet ssse, spiders, ,coreopsis, 1ec dos.;
hydransea, 25c up. Webster's, 1908 Tea
st. Sc. Anacostis, D. c,
tan. si:5o each. Taysor 1855. '-''''
LATE TOMATO and cabbage plants.
Charles A. Burgdorf Rollins ave, Seat
HEDGE PLANTS. 2 years old, 50 per 100;
inches Sc esch no p.ony aise pants ns e s..Ts
old. soc; large shrubs, 35c; Japanese iris.
per clump FR 6oss. ; '-A''''-f N''''' -''
FLAGsToNE, rich soil. rotted COW manure;
best quality. Forman's Nursery, PIG N.
Glebe road OK. 0500.
LANDSCAPE sERVICE-Pruning. plant-
,nE lsHns msas yss
Emerson NV Randolph 0l19.
HAy "a tGr s1f ps abSg tons SS. Sn4sga 01 Ss
Md. or telephone Marlboro 204-w-4.
YOU ARE NOT TOO LATE.
We still have fresh gersniums, petunias.
scarlet sage and snapdragons. Ashton
Nursery. 65l0 Georgia ave.
GARDEN CONSTRUCTION.
Outdoor nreplaces. miniature wells, lily
pools. rock gardens, hasstone walks ter
races, dry walls. driveways, tennis courts.
fences, hedges, everbloominy rose, shrub.
annual and perennial beds. foundation
lawn and specimen paintings; sacrifice tall
eversreens for screen. benches, bird baths,
sun dials, weather vanes. srsdkus; spray.
Ing. mAnures, pruning, Maryland bluegrass
sod. sugsestiou and estimates are free.
Lincoln 422s.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

PRINTERS. . cabinets type, paper cutter.
press, other equipment, typewriter.
Franklin 6O4l Sunday
Evening star., 1941-06-29

sons; also 5otube super, ssss! res, sIsa5
value; S19.95 R. c. A. for S12.ss. Apex
Radio Co. 700 9th st. NV. at G.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

DIAMOND SOLITAIRE. 45I100 carat. in
q TIFFANY mounting. $50: diamond solitaire,
/ i0fi0o carats pure white, for 5000;
pair diamond earrings, over "a carat the
pair. pure white. S15. See Mr. Open
helm o03 F St NV
Evening star., 1941-06-29

DINING ROOM, Duncan Phyfe iO-pc-; nice
suite. very good condition. Several rice
occasional tables, lamps: chairs; bed COM
plete. S11 90; folding beds; ODD springs,
461s 14th ST. NV. Georgia 1000. Open
Evening star., 1941-06-29

PIANO-Floor sample Wurlitzer spinet,
mahogany finished, with contrasting Kor-
devon trim, S245 This model sells resu-
larry for s3o5; Also many other values
this paper today. Kits, 1880 G st.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

RADIOS So each. reposs and from stor-
age. Buy one for the beach or spare
ROOM $50, all rebuilt 1910 7th ST. NV
RAINCOAT, Cravenette, color tan, size g.
price So; also Q dark skirts, white blouses
and 3 sweaters, size is; reasonable. 1929
North Quincy ST., Arl, Va. oxford 0617
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ELECTRICAL CENTER,
No

REFRIGERATOR, Electrolux. as good as
new; less than i of cost. Emerson $3.50.
REFRIGERATOR, Universal electric. 4 Gu.
ft. $50; private party. ia. 1773.
REFRIGERATORS. several surplus cleo
trio good condition, S22.50 UP. See janitor,
1894 r ST ne
Evening star., 1941-06-29

RADIOS-Portable sets, SASS, complete,
reg. S19.95 list; Emerson 3-way, reg.
500 95. for S22 so cash. Apex Radio Co.,
104 9th st NV. al G.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

PIANO = Floor sample walnut finished
Mathushek spinet srand, S4a5; regularly
priced at $3.50 Just one OF the many
items we have on sale at greatly reduced
prices (ses our ad page 4. first section
of this paDer1 kits q
Evening star., 1941-06-29

PIANO-Floor sample Fischer Ampico
grand with electric reproducing mechanism
S545; regularly priced et S195. Easy
terms. Kits, 1890 G ST.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

DTVAN studio 5 cushions. like new: S23:
Governor. Winthrop desk, walnut like
addle 6aok chaiFs; sI9: ' also so odd aa pieces.
1116 H St ne 2nd floor
Evening star., 1941-06-29

FURNITURE-Good selection of new and
used odd pieces and suites for every room
| in the home; new Congoleum rugs. used
wool rugs, new oil stoves. refrigerators.
fireplace fixtures. washing machines, elec.
water cooler, ice bottle cooler cash reg
isters. etc; also Chevrolet sport coupe.
By Auction at 700 H st. NV, Wednesday,
| Julv . commanding 10 m
Evening star., 1941-06-29

REFRIGERATOR, Westinghouse Electric,
Z Gu. it.. de luxe model; Just cleaned
throushout and new door gasket installsd
reasonable. 4731 E1icott St NV. sun.
between 10 am. and pm. No dealers.
REFRIGERATOR, In excellent condition.
family size, S25 also coffee table, out
standing value. Call e220 North Dakota
Evening star., 1941-06-29

roomi dnette, linens dishes, etc all pur-
chased new since March, 1910; original
| cost over $1,000; sacrifice price for i'm
mediate disposal. Call Wocdley s431 be-
tween IL am. and p.n. or after s pm.
| Sunday
Evening star., 1941-06-29

REFRIGERATORS-Ga reopenfng sale,
NdHoUsa SeIassSEfni KEIvN4ToR afS Major paIco ckos
LEY and many others as low as S39 .95:
easy terms You may pay with your lisht
bill Washington's largest service in all
Evening star., 1941-06-29

PIANO-Floor sample Estey Chippendale
period style spinet, S265: regularly priced
at S4a5. One of the many values We
have on sale. Easy terms. Republic 6212.
kits, 1880 G ST.
Evening star., 1941-06-29
YOU ARE NOT TOO LATF
GARDEN CONSTRUCTION.

We still have fresh gersniums, petunias,
scarlet sage and snapdrasons. Ashton
Nursery. $50 Georgia ave
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CATTLE o LIVESTOCK.

RACE HORSES, thoroughbreds to satisfy
feed bill bay gelding, 8 yrs. old. S125 90;
black mare. years old, S250.00 excellent
blood lines; raced last year. A. J. Dunn,
Columbia pike near Annandale, Va. Falls
Church I4Sg-J
Evening star., 1941-06-29

PIANO-Floor sample Knabe burl walnut
grand, $685.; regularly priced at S735.
Easy terms. Republic 6212 Also many
| other special values (see our ad on page
| q first section). KITS. 1890 G 81.
Evening star., 1941-06-29

| wIRE-HAIRED. male % months: S25 to
good home; A. X, c. registered champion
Evening star., 1941-11-05
Far-Reaching Effects
Seen by Dr.. Parran
lnMedicaI Advances
Points to Chemotheropy
And Nutrition at
Howard U. Seminar

Scientific advance in the two
fields of chemotherapy and nutri-
ton may transform living condi-
tions for the coming generation,
In the opinion of DR.. Thomas Par
ran, Surgeon General of the United
States Public Health Service.
DR.. Parran discussed such prog
ress at a luncheon meeting yester-
day Of the second annual post
graduate seminar for physicians at
Howard University.
In the field of chemotherapy. DR.,
Parran said the "sulfa" drugs will
make 1t possible to control many
diseases. which heretofore had been
beyond sufficient control" Specifi-
celly he mentioned the effective
ness of sulfa athyazol as cure within
10 days for 30 to 80 per cent of the
cases of gonorrhea.
Sees Vast Effect.
Ultimate effects of scientific prog
ress in the two fields on the national
economy and longevity, with its
repercussions in agriculture and
trade. DR.. Parran predicted would
BE- "as great as the revolutionary
effects Of the Pasteur germ knowl-
edge Of diseases. and may be even
Evening star., 1941-11-05

as great as that wrought by the
internal combustion motor"
Dr.. Parran said he believed much
progress had been made in improv-
ing Freedmen's Hospital. AS head
of the Public Health Service, with
which Howard University and
Freedmen's Hospital now are afnl-
lated in the Federal Security Agency,
DR.. Parran offered the substantial
resources. facilities and interest" of
the service to help the university
and the hospital. He praised the
administration of the two agencies,
and commended the postgraduate
seminar for its work in bringing to
practicing physicians the latest de-
velopments in medical science.
Would Develop Annex Service.
The new tuberculosis annex of
Freedmen's, he thought, should be
not only a place for treatment of
hospital patients but also a center
of education for the whole Negro
group in Washington.
Other speakers included DR.. Nor
decai Johnson, president of Howard
Evening star., 1941-11-05

committee representing the regents
at an investigation by the South
ern Association of Colleges and Sec
ondary Schools of charges of po-
litical interference in the university
system.
The two-day inquiry, conducted
by a committee of three repre-
sentatives of the association, ended
yesterday. Commenting on the in
quiry. Mr.. Robert said:
Il have feeling that the COM
mittee will be disposed to rely
on our integrity and assurances VIC
Evening star., 1941-11-05

University; DR.. John w. Lawlah,
dean Of the medical college of the
university; DR.. T. Edward Jones,
director in chief of Freedmens Hos
pital.
Other guests included Dr.. Samuel
Wolman of Baltimore. president of
the Maryland tuberculosis ASsocia-
ton; DR.. H. H. Hazen, president.
and Ray H. Everett, secretary, of
the District Social Hygiene Society:
DR.. Howard Payne, president of the
Mediocachirllrgical Society: DR., Ella
Oppenheimer. director of the Bu-
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gave that a similar situation will
not arise again and that the present
problems will be taken care Of"
The custer of Dean of Education
Walter D. Cooking and other edu-
Gators from the university system
at the request Of Gov. Eugene Tai
Evening star., 1941-11-05

reau of Maternal and Child Health,
District Health Department; DR.. J.
Winthrop Peabody, president of the
District tuberculosis Association:
DR.. C. Wendell Freeman, chairman
Of the committee in charge of the
seminar; DR.. Paul Cornely of How
ard University, and members of the
teaching staff of the seminar.
The seminar closes today.
Evening star., 1941-11-05

madge preciptated the probe. Gov.
advocating racial co-education. but
was unable to obtain his dismissal
until he replaced three members
of the Board of Regents with new
appOinteeS.
Evening star., 1941-11-05
Georgia U. Regents Pledge
Amends for Interference

BY the Associated Press
ATLANTA, Nov. 5.-Regent L. w.
Chip Robert expressed confidence
today that the Georgia University
system would be saved from loss
of its accredited rating by the Board
of Regents promise to make amends
for alleged political interference
Mr.. Robert was a member of a
Evening star., 1941-11-05

Some shipbuilding yards in Swe-
den have enough orders to keep
them busy until 1914.
Evening star., 1941-11-05


peopl who a to o
the in
Evening star., 1941-11-05

For 3j straight years Mountain VALLEY
Water has aided sufferers from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-28
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Herbert 9. Brandwine. a. Eleanor oson,
10.
Elmer u. Schneider rs; Euzass L. Pfeif.
fer, II.
Newman A. Wood. SIS; Cecslies Lsicht, a.
Kenneth @. Ferguson, IS; Lsverne M. See,
Leo ssrsnowski, IS. Leons romaszevski,
Mar Prohow. a.: Esther siivermar. a.
Kelsey r. Reed, rs Raxsie Hannah, ~
Bernard p. Aichsis, "a; Margaret Cath.
Joseph as r rss@'' a. T. Violet Wright. ~.
George Gael. 20. Mary Kali. II.
Madison Freeman, II; Carrie Lee Johnson,
Israel I. Idelsohn. 10: Sylvia Z. Penn. ~.
Harold G. AaeFariand, "a: Lillian n. Koe-
Claude r. Arnold, -: Geraldine oidday, 20.
John ssndlson. IS; Jessis Renwick. Is
Elton p. Cooper. "a Violet W. Keppie d.
Earl J. sehmoyer. Is. Nay etuckmeyer, 10.
Robert y. Jossiyn, ~; Helen Yahr. IL.
Alexander Tunstail, -; Marjorie Ann Ford.
Walter L. stscer %; Mary Z. Smith, Il.
Leon ksyers0n. 20: Helen Duco. a.
FREDERICK W. Morton. 90; Marian Z. Gable,
81
Wilbur C. Hsuinton. Is; Virgins sri.E.y.
Clayton Taylor. n Shirley shields. 10.
Robert Lev %; Helen Stein, %
Herbert Barsuhn. "a Lillian MisIke "a
David Butterheid. IS; HaYriette Loucks 20.
Sam d. Crane. IS; Era Bell willie, 7s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-28
Denies Wi||kie,
Pledged A|I.:Aid
To Get Votes

NEW YORK. Feb. 28.-Charges
by Senator John A. Danaher tR)
of Connecticut that Wendell Will
kie won the support of the New
York Times and New York Herald
Tribune in his campaign for the
presidential nomination by pledg-
ing himself for about aid Ia
Britain were denied today by Mrs
Ogden Reid, owner of the Herald
Tribune.
speaking in the Senate,
Danaher said:
Before the Republican candi-
date got the support of two big
New York papers, when he was
seeking the nominate he at
tended q private dinner In New
York, attended by a group Of
prom inent Republicans, and
pledged himself for an about
British aid program and even
guaranteed that Britain would
not lose"
tDanaher said the papers he
referred TO were the New York
Times and New York Herald
vTribune. and that the dinner
was given at the home of Mrs.
Ogden Reid. He said Lewis
Douglas, former director of the
budget. asked the question which
elected WILKES promise ..-..
In New York Mrs. Reid ISSUED
the following statement:
"Senator Danaher has been
-misinformed. Mr.. Willkie did
dine at my home last Spring
but he made no pledge of any
sort whatsoever In regard TO
aid to the British. Further
more, at no other time did he
make any such pledge to me or
TO the Herald Tribune"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-28
Consumers Power
Peace ParIeys Set

LANSING, Feb. 2s.-Thosnas ].
Donahue. state labor mediation
board chairman, said today nego-
tiations between the Consumers
Power Company and the Interna-
tional Brotherhood of Electrical
Workers lAFL) would begin Mon-
day. The 30-day strike notice
filed by the union expires
Wednesday. Donahue said he
would go to Jackson today to con-
fer with company officials.
Two additional strike notices
were filed with the commission
today, one from UAW-CIO en-
ployes OF the Detroit Star Grind
ing Wheel Company. the other
from UAW-CIO employees of the
Beals a. Selkirk Trunk Manufac-
turing Company of Wyandotte.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-28
Woman Killed,
I Drivers Hurt

One woman was killed and two
men seriously hurt in a two-car
crash last night at Woodward and
Twelve-Mile road.
Mrs. Irene Walker. 40 a widow.
of 1903 Houstonia avenue. Royal
Oak, died early today in the Royal
Oak Private Hospital from injuries
suffered in the crash. Her escort.
Charles Estabrook. 40. Of 1912
West Twelve-Mile road. Royal
Oak. and Jack Walker. 81, OF TIC
Hawthorne street, Royal Oak,
driver of the other car. were re-
ported near death in the hospital
The Walkers are not related,
police said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-28
Ex-YMCA Coach Wins
$1,000 for Arrest

The $4,000 damage suit Of VIII
liam Chaffin. %, former swimming
coach at the Detroit Y. NJ c. A.
against ex-Sheriff Joseph Barley
of Monroe County and two depu-
ties. Joseph Dansard and Raymond
Kohler. was dropped today after
attorneys informed Federal Court
that Chaffin had been paid $1,000
in an out Of court settlement.
While driving five boys to q
swimming meet. Chaffin was ar
rested in Monroe April 20. 1893. in
the erroneous belief of the sheriffs
department that he was not driv-
ing his own car. After Is hours in
iail. Chaffin was released when it
was discovered the car was his
own. Chaffin now lives in Knox
vile. Tenn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-28
BIRTHS
BOYS


Boys were born to:
Rita Albright. s07t Iroquois
Dorothy Ashley. 6s7s Roekdsis, Desreoru.
liner Bottorn. 1911 w Kirby
Dorothy Berz. e41 Woodland, Birmingham.
Ruth Burton. fte3s Wieecnetn
Victoria Castslli. I1tio Arlington.
sest2ics cnudde' s7ss MeetoisIr
Pear Damask, e44 Charlotte
MARGARET Davis. 1880 Paris. Lincoln Park
Edith Durbsn. $500 Wayne road. Plymouth
Eva Deneweth. 21tss Weber. Center Line
Anna Ermoyan. ssp4 Ellsworth.
Cecilia Evans. ts42 Larcbmont.
Hedwis Eeer' zteis Little Mack, 81.
Naomi Ford. ioeoi Lskepointe
Sylvia Greenneld. 1907 Kendall.
Cecilia Gendron 203e wabash.
Mary G<shsn-, 1850 HuDbxr
Ethel Griffin. is2ls Inverness.
Irene Haydu. 1908 W. Jsferson.
Helene Hagen. t343 Mason. West Dearborn.
Fioreree Hoys, 1925 Corcett.
Ruth Hope, 45i9 Mcclellan.
Mary ingalls,. I070O Shoemaker.
RITA James. p3Ja West Fort.
Myrtle Johnson, 500 Montclair.
nsris koptrte, "ss !o, csmrsu.
Eleanor Korreck. riiss Joy ro.s
Adeline Krolewski. 1922 Mclean.
Helen Lsbadie. 1911 Lowell. ~. Clair
Erms /. Mieux. 1925 Engl.
clara LaI1onds. 1889 Superior.
Marjorie Lespsr. I'LL West Hancock.
HsIa Las. SOS Plum.
Mary haccsni 2i0i Green.
Ldy Nsrchlonss. t0s2 kno1sil.
Gabrielle Naour 1891 cruss
Frances Offer. it0+ Taylor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-28
Deny VoeIker Claim
For S2,1m Back Pay

LANSING. Feb. 2S.-PauI F.
Voelkers claim for $2.166 in back
pay as superintendent of public
instruction was denied today by
Judge John Simpson. jackson, pre-
siding in the court of claims.
When Voelker was defeated for
reelection in 1895 by Maurice
keyworth. re remained In office
after Keyworth was killed in an
auto accident. although Governor
Fitzgerald appointed DR.. Eugene
b. Elliott to succeed Keyworth.
Voelker surrendered the office
Nov. 10, 1885, when the Supreme
Court decided for Elliott. The
claim was for pay during the time
he refused TO give up the office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-28
BIRTHS

Mary Pacfttf;| z7fs IT. Joseph.
Elizabeth Pstsrhans. 3sss Hudson
zsiona Prsmrc s1S Conner.
ss1: ,is 10 s Ms:s s. Detroit
Oak.
eS,s!: E; s.:,,. 1887 az, T 5s,.ss.
Lucille Ralph. ss7s univsrsity place.
Jennie Russo. $500 Mcclellan.
Irene saylss, o7s =. Brtekisy. aassl PARK
Lucille sfteriet. 1884 Forrer.
Willie Stewart. ass Owen.
linda T.bor, 4iis caalii.e:
Harriet Van Peolsn. sof1 Bsrkshirs.
Anna wainso, 1885 Sorrento.
Mary Wilson. soI ncs:n. Lsaee!n Park.
Jennie wilkis. 1894 Consnt.
Helen zizio, 1875 d NsTs.rn.
Girls were barn to:
Marion Acksrman. 1912 Prairie.
olga Adamson, iss EastIa~n.
Mary Amiek, sos Laksviss.
HiIdrsd Baron. s7ss RoeSsster.
sarah Beatty. e7ts Cameron.
Eiizabeth Dsrkovieh. 20ts Euclid, Lincoln
Mirisiis Clark. .ss jefferson court.
Mary Chicowias. 7sfs Riopelis.
Margaret coffey. ala Lemon:
Gh.rio,te psvia.e s. isI,a ws: ~. r.rs E,.,
peass Downs. 1879 Nulisss.
Edna poshrins: ISL kuth:rford. 49,.
Ruby Draper, $50 Continental.
Irene Each. it7s vinswood.
MARY Franks, 1901 Log Cabin.
Ruth Floyd, gao spring.
wisifred Gallagher. $3.50 wiIiisnsea. psar'
Esther HalIison. 1901 Bedford.
Hortense Haynes. 57sl Twenty seventh.
Esther Holston. al East cclymsts.
Gu.ts Hoyss. iss nasssehu,stis. zishisns
Shirley Hyde. $50 North Mi,tary.
Il: ,1 5sss'o s,.o ' esa liners Va. DYKE
Eva Kovaeh. eesi Kslief.
Laura Lee 1878 Antietam.
Edith hcclsllan, i7oss Luesrns drive
E,irsbeth Mccarthy. ifseo Appeliss.
Rose Matusko. iss42 Alma.
Rose Mark. 1870 Grad svsnus.
Julia Majsrnik, fo11 Areeia.
csthrin. Moran. sss West ssseksardss.
Lucia Hftchsn. as1 Custer,
Clara Norhanian. 3Se1 Puritan.
Eleanor Nockiswies: ASS u. Josspa.
h sGsa f PssHse 80 ssss S n:ysu'n'
ErsS. rs sa. i ~ Es ss H.,...x
Eiyirs Ricossa, l1Si Nj. Elliott.
Kstherins Reid. sSs Dtekersn.
Bsl.n Roach. sss 9srss,e; Lincoln rssk-
ss Bern e eeSerm.r. Sis E.ssis~n.
Mildred seholfisld. 1852 Gitre.
Gertrude ssubski. 1897 Chelsea.
Irene At Armand. e3t3 Quincy.
Frances etephauoff, 73zf Akron, Dearborn.
Pauline rerranooa, sIoo Knodsil.
Irby Thomas. tOte Milford.
Agnes 10th, $50 North Military.
Christine Van Liar. $3.50 Ksatueky.
Elsa Vincent. 90 Phillip.
Marian yolgyi. A1lS Keller.
Esther wandrie. ass Mitchell.
Mary Wrcbisski, if74T Wanda.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-28
DEATHS

Catherine g. Hell. p7I Calumet. &C.
Herman Bohak ie3e hardips, , months,
Joseph Maizena,. 350s TiShsr, So.
Lula Little 1854 BeAublen. ~.
Julia swink. 713o Accielian. a1.-
ia..ss xs,0.ssy !, asss1 NAL, .,s
George Aariast. 1850 Desring. 10.
Ethel orubstein. 7e4o oladstons. %.
Steve Kondrath. $500 White. 50.
Frederika Berkhols. S5s1 Ca1fiiae, -
Ohio Clyde Hack. 1901 corbstt. 20.
william Henry Butler. 12ol5 Barrow, IS.
James !. Atkinson. s3s Abbott. 81.
Patrick Jossph Donshue. soso Wsthercy.
Mary Ann Wright. vlushiss. ~
Hattie A. Hardy, 1880 Steele. 81.
John L searssila Nsvtee: y; =, 9 months
Louis Randall canpssr. Arnold Hsns. %.
Brouisisva Rudnik, $50 Lswnssls. 70.
Anthony Frank, s3s1 Ltnsdak. -.
Aasg,,. Gl,i.ehlaE. 2tsp c0s 8 u :,
Mar corbstt. isse Mostsrsy. g.
Mifiis yabrc. 27o1 rfrtesntb. a
Ellen Dcagiss ysirehtid. 7i3e heorav, -.
Emms y Miner. ISL ISIS cs.9rsin, 70.
Mae Ethel Day, sies Avery. -.
John N. Harkness 7sie FuI,ertcs, ~.
Isabella Dodd $50 Second. -.
Bernard c. Wyner, 100 stimson. 80
Anieis Misszcsynski. soeT Thirty -fifth. ~.
Nay Dingsman, eosz verncot -.
w w1,, = hs w.,., ssf, 80 ns S - .,,.
ward. So.
Jacob Aiinand. 1877 csslssrs. -.
Margaret Meyers. Nankin rownship. 81.
Nieyah HoSington. zoos Twentisth, -.
Minnie McAiilan. 7e5 Hssdrts. ~.
Edith Angus, is0b7 East Seod. a..
Elizabeth N,ebcie sibe peessyfvanfs. 81.
Mar w p:," ia. &c o. svs.s q
George " Jackson, 371s Rrush. o..
Claire n. Purdy. 70 Watson, 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-28
The Weather

Detroit and vicinity--considerable elntldi-
ness with occasional snow furries today
fair Saturday continued cold to-day. slowly
rising Temperature Saturday. lowest tenn
pefsiure tonight about 10 degrees; Moderate
winds.
Ioaer Michigan Considerable eIoudiness
with occasional snow hurries today far
SATURDAY. continued moderately cold today.
slowly rising temperature Saturday.
Upuer Aiehigan- Partly cloudy today
and saturday rising temperature Saturday.
Shippers forecast trsdius Of 200 miles }
Protect shipments during the next -
hours for north. degrees east and west,
10 degrees south 10 IN Is degrees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-28
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted:
Herbert Blair from Bsulah-
James Blouse from Juiiana-
Dorothy Ashley from Charlie.
Mamie Williams from Clay.
Anna Jasinski from Wisdyslaw.
Samuel Horste from Orfila J.
Ethel Hacker from Arthur.
Josephine Kramer from John.
Gladys 1Hwanduske from Edward y.
Roland Rowe from Olive.
Betty ". Hart from Frances n.
Helen jackson from Raymond.
Edward Poliskowski from Marvel.
Marcia Ruttan from lack.
Marie eaporito from salvatore.
Mildred schwarz from George ".
Mary l. Northover from Howard.
Frederick sehsrf from Dorothy n.
Beuish Nix from Robert.
Laura shepperd from Arthur.
Nellie Moore from William H.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-28
Powder Blast Fatality

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Feb. Is
nNS)-James Fullerton died last
night injuries received yes
terday when an explosion of un-
determined origin occurred out
side room where powder is
handled al the Winchester Arms
Company plant. Officials said no
sabotage was involved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-28
Mrs. Jonas Wins Divorce

HALEY. Ida. Feb. 2S.-1NS)
Socially prominent Mrs. Harriet
Harris Jonas of New York City
today held a District Court decree
awarding her divorce from Ed
Guard Jonas Of the Jonas Art Gal
leries in New York and Paris. She
charged desertion and nonsupport