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Evening star., 1941-09-21
Morris KIass 10 Direct
Miami Jewish Federation

Morris Klass, welfare executive
and civic leader. has been appointed
executive director of the Miami
(F1aO Jewish Federation. He has
been director of the Jewish Social
Service Agency here since 1884. He
will leave October l.
Mr.. Klass is a member of the
board of directors of the Washing
ton Council of Social Agencies and
is secretary and legislative repre-
sentative of the Monday Evening
Club and a member of the board
OF the Hebrew Home for the Aged.
He has participated in every Com
munity Chest campaign since 1884
and organized the Government Unit
of the United Jewish Appeal cam
paign. For two years he served as
chairman of the social agencies di-
vision, Red Cross Roll Call.
Evening star., 1941-09-21
Mexican Air Travel
"lAAsA" Airiines, largest in the Republic
of Mexico, Reports Phenomenal Growth

The Lnas Aerea Mneas S. CIAN1sA the largest independent
airline operating the Republic of 17OO miles
its through the northern
Mexico City
the important industrial
which point
IASA freight
Mazatlan Tayola Durango; MazalanLa
formal M D F
Evening star., 1941-09-21
2 aniai AirIilIss Givs
Mexieans Dspsl, ali !,
Safe Air Transport
Records 81 Achievement
Show Growth ii s Yenrs
From Lone Plane fo Fleet

Early in 1884, Senor Carlos Panini
made a few flights in the States of
Guerrero and Michoacan, in the SOUTH
eastern part of Mexico, and imme-
diately saw the possibility of establish
ing regular passenger service between
the City of Mexico and various small
villages, towns and cities in that area.
The following year, he began regular
routes from Mexico City, Arcelia, Ciu-
dad Altamirano, Coyuca de Catalan
and Huetamo, transporting passengers,
mail and express. 1t was but short
time until this service was extended to
the city of Morelia, capital of the State
of Michoacan.
With his business expanding, Senor
Panini located pilot to assist him in
these flights, Senor Felipe H. Garcia,
who is now superintendent and assist
ant manager of this line. He also pur-
chased a new, 5-passenger "Buhl"
plane, as well as a "Curtis-Robin"
plane.
BY 1887, the "Servicio Aereo Panini"
(Panini Air Service) boasted seven
planes, with its founder and first pilot
doing all Of the necessary work.
Full Fleet in lo4l
This year finds the company well
organized with 10 planes operating. in
cluding "Travelaire" 6000-Bs, 7
"Buhl's" with 2 air-sedanS), 4-pas-
senger Cessna" 8 Curtiss Robins" a
"Verville.' a 7-seated ''Fairchild" for
altitude flights over the VOLCANOES, and
a "Luscombe"
The property of the company is now
valued at more than 100000 pesos, in
Guiding planes, hangers, repair shops,
landing fields, etc. The hangers are
built on property connected with the
airports by road Of only meters
long.
Principal routes are: Mexico City,
Arcelia, Temisco, Ajuchitlan, Ciudad
Altamirano, Coyuca de Catalan, Ziran-
daro, Huetamo and Morelia: second
route of Mexico City, Morelia, Urua-
pan, Coalcoman, Colima and the port
Of Manzanillo on the Pacific: also a
third route from Mexico City, Huamux.
titan, Tlapa, Putla and Ometepec
| also as far as the Pacific Coast All
transport passengers, mail, express and
freight.
The organization is as follows: Sr
Carlos Panini, owner and general man.
ager; Sr. Felipe H. Garcia, superinten-
dent and assistant manager; Srta
Elisabeth Mancilla, operations man
ager; Sr. Agustin Enriquez, Jr.. CHIEF
mechanic; Sr. Jose G. de Silva, buying
agent. The corps of pilots comprise
Sr. Mariana Monsivais, Sr. Rogue We
lasco Ceron. Sr. Jose Castaneds
Monies, Sr. Humberto Walker Limor
and Sr. Joel Pena as auxiliary pilot.
General offices Of "Servicio Aereo Panini'
are located on Donceles St. No. ., Mexico
| d. F., with agencies in M0relia and Colima
| in addition to sub-agencies in every tow
| on all of their routes.
great future is in store for this pro
| gressive airline, and any one who /
| interested in aviation in Mexico, or VIII
wishes to invest in this safe company
with all proof necessary, from Sr. Panfni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Movie-Go-Round
With Miss Parsons

CONTINUED from First Stage Page
and besides he isn't al all sure
that the brunette Twentieth
charmer is seriously interested
In him.
This modestly Is refreshing
from the Number box office
bet OF the country. In a way.
I'm inclined 10 agree with
Mickey. No matter how many
beaux she steps out with in
Hollywood. her pals say that
LindSS real heart is her first
boy friend, Jamie Jorba, veal
thy Mexican boy whom she met
when she was school girl in
Dallas.
Have you ever wondered how
much il costs in cold hard cash
10 finance a young actor or
actress for a movie career?
Well, when Dana Andrews was
a gas station operator IN Van
Mugs his employer, John Ward
law, and S. J. Toomey, a local
business man, took an interest
in his screen ambitions and
agreed TO foot the bills while he
attended the Pasadena Com
munity Playhouse and until he
goa started in pictures.
The whole venture, over al
most two years. totaled $1,000!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

HTNT-O3IT { none IT,
hlNu open IL 80 p NJ Ann Sheridan.
HONEY moon FOR THREE" FLAME
or NFW ORLEANS" Marlene Dietrich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

ELEANOR STEWART. Bill
"Hopalong Cassidy" Boyd's heart
interest in Timber Wolves, be
gan her professional career
when 3 as a member of an
Amerieanlzed Russian ballet in
Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

WILLIAM WRIGHT. young
Broadway leading man drafted
for an important role In
Glamour Boy" exists on a bt-
'eCary diet Of murder mysteries.
He's read over 80 whodunits
since the first OF the year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31
Roll Up Rugs
And Dance
To Records
BY MAURICE WALKER

start making
- tracks toward the old school
house. roll up the rugs and have
= cancing fling 10 the music OF
~rns OF the top recording bands.
Just stop of at your favor
tye music shop and get acquainted
With some OF the new hit tunes.
Kay Kyser comes forth with
an on-coming favorite, "YO TIE
AMO, OH BABY" hich
means II Love You So" down
Mexico way. Ginny. Harry
Jack and Max, give out with the
vocals. while on the f1ipover of
this Columbia disc, Harry Bah
bitt handles the words TO IT'S
YOU AGAIN"
Harry James mutes his horn
for soothing recording OF
DON'T TAKE YOUR LOVE
FROM Me" which introduces
lis new femme vocalist. Lynn
Richards. On the reverse
Hsrryss trumpet gets white hot
with DUKES MIXTURE"
tanny Ros, Waxing
Victor again brings Lanny
Ross to the mike with
smooth waxing OF the popular
LAMENT TO LOVE" backed
by SHEPHERD SERENADE'
while Bob Chester and his band
60 10 town with "A NEW
SHADE OF BLUE" and The
oldie YOU WERE MEANT FOR
Me" on a Bluebird platter.
omen" and WEST ENr
BLUES" are taken Way dow
into the well known groove b.
Cootie williams and his or
chestra on their new Oke
! record, while Charlie Spivak
and his sugared horn offer ITO
YOUR HEARTS CONTENT
and LETS GO HOME as
their latest waxing
Classical Considera tons:
Ferde Grofe's GRAND CAN
YON SUITE" as played by
Andre Kostelanetz and his or
chestra Is being offered by Co
lumbia as special in advance
Of the October MasterwOrkS list
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

R0SEVIIF-Uties At Cratic, Assns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

Woodward TO. s-oifs
hVOLDHLL Nuw Adults 20c. Open i.t5
r NJ Tyrone Power and Linda Darnen IN
BLOOD And SAND" Meivyn Douglas
In THAT UNCERTAp. FEELING."
LATE SHOW TONIGHT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-31

p0VAT -5-Mie and Meyers. IN. 0-IH6k
NJ IhL CONTINUOUS SHOWS LABOR
DAY tMONDAY). Doors Open at 1880.
HUGE FREE PARKING SPACE. MAKE
THE ROYAL YOUR HOLIDAY DATE.
LATE SHOW TONIGHT.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05
Fredric March and Margaret
Sullivan in Dramatic Story
Jeon Hersholt Will Shore Honors in
Companion Film. Melody for Three"

Margaret SULLIVAN who plays the leading feminine role
in the David L. Loew-Abert Levin production, so Ends
Our Night, which slated for its premiere at the Music
Box theater fndaH snntherner by birth
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05

Vivocious ond charming
0rooe Mcdonald, whose first
name could not have been bet
ter chosen, makes her screen
debut in Poromount's Dane
ing on O Dime" which opens
todoy at the RioIto theoter
Miss Mcdonald has been feo-
tured in several Brood woy
musiool shows including "One
for the Money" "Bobes in
Arms, " Very Warm for Moy"
ond Three After Three"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05

"Shopworn Angel The Shining
Hour The Mortal Storm and
others.
In real life, Miss SULLIVAN Is
almost like the make-believe char
aeters she projects on the screen
She is an ardent believer in the
simple life, objects to anything
that is ostentstious and doesn't
want TO be glamorized on or off
the movie lots. She has light
brown hair and gray eyes, is mar
ried to Leland Hayward and has
two children. Her favorite form
Of relaxation il gardening. her
favorite sport Is tennis. and her
pet weakness is buying lots Of
hats.
On the same new bill is Mel
ody for Three" with Jean Hers
holt in the starring role.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05
Radio Yarn on
Rialio Screen
Mr.. District Attor.
neY" Begins Run

rcday's audiences at the Rialto
theeter have ne less q parsonage
than Tom Dewey to thank for an
entertaining and thnll-pscked drs-
ma which never. for one moment.
lets them down In suspense. The
Republic picture. Mr.. District
Attorney" which opened there
last night. was based directly on
the NBC radio program Of the
same name, which Ia turn, was
inspired by the vice crusading
and racket busting activities of
New York's spectacular district
attorney.
with Dennis o'Keefe and
Florence Rice In the romatic
leads and Peter LORE In an un-
foreettable character role. the
picture moves rapidly and alb
sorbinely to a climax which leaves
Its spectators gaspine.
Director William Morgan merits
kudos for an excellent job; his d.
rection Is swift-paced and expertly
timed. and he further displays q
pronounced flair for comedy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05
so Ends Our Night" Opens Today At Hacks Music Box Iheate'
NOW PLAYING AT
LOCAL THEATERS

hONA-Ann Sctnern and AfH AVIS
IN @Maisie o wss : Lazy i Us
gsn and irene Rich n Keeping
March q Time. II IS. s25. SIS,
1910
RIsITo-Dsnns oKesfs and For-
enoe Rice in Mr. District Attor-
also Grace Macdonald and Robert
Paige In Dancing on Dime.
Of ar. s.3i a.i5.
MUSIC RON -Fredric March and
Margaret SULLIVAN in 50 Ends Our
Nisht." II 30. ass. e.7s. ss5. also
Jean Hersholt in Melody for
Three / As. SIS. $40
Andy Hsrdys Private Secretary. :
li:4o. ass SIS. $40. also sisrid
Gurie IN Dark Streets Of Cairo. .
RINIFRA-Frank Darro IN 'Laushins
At DANGER II &c, 400. 40. J 90,
500. $50. sos. 1898
RETURN sHOwINGs
BEyERLY-Jsck Benny and Pred
Allen in Love Thy Neighbor." also
Burgess Meredith and Irene Hervey
IN San Francisco Docks"
John Wayne in Seven Sinners. F."
also the Mesauiteers in Outlaws
CoMMUNITY-The Lane Sisters and
Jeffery Lynn in -Four Mothers,
also Roger Pryor and Eve Arden in
She Couldn't Say No.
KAY STREET-The Ritz Brothers
and the Andrew Sisters in "Arsen-
tine Nights: also Dick Foran ana
Peggy Moran IN The Mumy's
Hand
PARk-Jesn Arthur and william
Holden in Arizona" also selected
shorts
LAKEWOOD Enrol Flynn and Olivia
DeHavilland IN Santa Re Trail.
Granville IN Gallant Sons"
PROC Cagney and Pat
OBrien IN Here Comes the
Navy" also Dick Powell and Ellen
Drew in Christmas in July"
REALART-Dick Powell and Ellen
Drew In Christmas IN July" also
Pat O'Brien and Constance Bennett
Rf\-Pat O'Brien and James Cagney
in Here Comes the Navy" also
The World in Flames"
sHELi-Gene Autry and Jimmy Dui-
rante in Melody Ranch" also Ty-
rome Power and Linda Darnell in
Brigham Young. Frontiersman"
sINsET-Jean Arthur and william
OF the last ten years. World in
Flames"
TEMPLE - Henry Fonda and Linda
Darnen in Chad Hanna" also
Judy Garland in Little Nellie
raw and Madeline Carroll in "Vir-
GINA also John Garfield and
Brenda Marshall in East OF the
River"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05


Al the age Of two she showed
an interest in music and dancing.
and at three she was giving reci-
tstions at social gatherings. When
she was six. she began studying
dancing.
1t was no surprise that her first
motion picture role brought film
stardom. She played the top role
in only Yesterday and has been
headliner ever since. In SO
Ends Our Night" in which she
shares stellar honors with Fred
ric March and Frances Dee. she
plays the type Of wistful. appeal
ing heroine that made her an out
standing favorite in such successes
as The Shop Around the Corner"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05
"CHACO" NEW DANCE HIT

Created by Frank Veloz OF the
famous Veloz and Yolanda team,
the "Chaco" dance introduced in
RKO Radios They Met in Ar
gentina" is attaining wide popu-
larity. Maureen O'Hara and
James Ellison are starred in this
gay musical romance OF South
America.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05
STIRRING DRAMATIZATION

A stirring drama of mans fight
for power and political control and
the grim consequences of that
fight is absorbingly told in Orson
Welles' initial screen vehicle. "Citi-
zen Kane" Welles own Mercury
Players enact most Of the sup
porting roles in the RKO film.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05

O'sullivan, c. Aubrey Smith.
Joan Perry. Paul Cavanagh
and Edward Ashley, does an
exceptional job and the direc-
ton makes the most of both
and II has Ann Sothern
ut her best. The result Of
such q combination can mean
but one thing -. good screen
fare.
The title OF the companion film
most certainly would not pull a
chap from his chair at home .
Keeping Company -. but If you
allow that fact TO lead you to the
that il isn't a great
film, you are missing the boat
Frank Morgan, Virginia
Weidier and Ann Rutherford
pool their talents with those
Of Irene Rich, John Shelton,
Gene Lockhart. Virginia Grey
and q number of others To tell
. story that IN . scream =.
one which SURPRISES many top
features this reviewer has sat
through.
Like Ann Sothern. Morgan and
Virginia Weidler. never miss. II
given any kind of a decent story
with which to work and in
Keeping Company" they have a
very funny one and all no true
to life.
Accompanying these two fine
productions Ia the latest issue of
the March of Time. II Ia titled
Labor and Defense" and presents
a striking" picture of the subject
IL embraces.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05
GOinU to Work!

shirley Temple, who retired
Mt the ripe old age of IL, IL
definitely making a Come
back" She In scheduled to re-
port for work at Metro this
week and h expected 70 Join
the Hardy family series.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05
PLANE SHOPPER

Spare moments away from his
directing duties on The Uniform. !"
find Clarence Brown hunting for
. two-motor amphibian plane. The
N-c-M director 10 an experienced
PILOT.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-05

don't like to rub II In or allow
myself to acquire a "hsrping'
habit but just can't refrain from
again repeating the fact that. in
my opinion. Ann sothern Is one of
the best entertainers engaged in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES

~ 81
Bruce V. Mysr. u; Mary Jean Cole. Il
Rudy GiadisuS, AZ Elaine Van DE Wyn'
Thomas Peters. %; Rosa Evans "a
William Hergenroeder ST.. IS; Georgia Nc
Jerry Monroe Jr.. 20: Beatrice cie,niswsEi.
Lawrence X. Crawford. IS: Shirley NJ.
O'Brien. ~.
Howard <. Lyman. 70 Betty schwsigsrt
Fred Hudson Jr.. %: Maresre, Young. q.
Richard Kruger. 20 Beatrice Purol, 10.
Seth Birnie. ~ Ruth T. McManus ~
Alien G. Markell. 81 Mildred A. HoSre
IS.
Bernard W. stesemAn. ~ Helen NJ. Peiath'
James johnson. 81: Rosetta smith. 81.
Russell y. LsBulzzy. Il Marie Robin, ~.
Anthony D. Brutz. 20 Grace Ferrants. IS
George n. Dsmask. 20; Catherine n
James L. Cunningham. 81; Clara Perry,
Is
Homer whauen. %. Dorothy Hansen. 20
Dale Devoglaer. Is: Mary Lou corbett IS
Eugene Johnson. IS Ella Gaines. rs
Horace Thorpe, %: sally Ludwig. 10
Milton Martin. 81 Katherine Dincan. 80
William Lawrence, %; Pauline NJ. Moore,
IL
Joseph T Pillars. 90 Ethel RIefstahl. IL
Leonard Brim. "a: Marjorie @. Willis, al
Edward C Mater. 20: Jean j. Barker. 10
lain paiy, -2s:-ceeille pehsFtyr2+
Charles Miller. 90: Ludmilla r. Mercy, q
William Westhoff. 81 Alma z. Ginter, 20
Thomas A. coffey. 81: Dorothy r. sehehr
Harry W. Hoffman, Is Phyllis C. Robb
walter p GoebeI, 20 Dolores NJ. sheridan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
DEATHS

Frances NJ Mccusker. 1850 Junction. a..
Angellne Lawson, 1880 southneld, IL
Edna Doud. 3032 Vtcksburg, 90.
Albert John Pollet, 1888 Yemans, Ham
tramck. months
Pasquale Soave. 1880 De Soto. 81
Goldie Schneider, 1902 Pingree 80.
Edward Levens. 1925 lakewood Dearborn,
81
Molly weRner 1905 Moran. 80.
John c. Bills. 7i2 Cas-. 81
Mildred Miller. 1882 Ohio. IS.
Anna Milich. 532 p, Bethune, 49,
Walter SAILOR, 1910 waldo 20.
Angelina Richardson, ass Watson 50.
Magdalen Karp. 1888 Proctor, so. .
Roland Richotte, 1925 z. Grand boulevard.
Joseph Bigott. 1888 Leland. II.
Annie Cox, 101i St Marys,. al.
Mathew NJ. Ryan ggoT Mendoza, 81.
David Pippin. 1921 Beeehwood' 81
Catherine NJ Williams. AIS Navahoe, So.
John II: Hin SIC South wsrrins' 81
Anna DeBcau. s5s7 woodmont, "a.
Katherine Zagorski, 3443 Lockwood So
Viola Acknowledgement, 1872 Cortland
Frank Kurtr. s7i7 charlevoix. ST.
Kathrine Kellogg. 220i Wabash. "a
Joseph Gallagher. 1920 Twelfth 81
Norman Prsst, 225 Ashland. So
George sehaiele. ~, itiSo Liberal, So
Wanda Lee Gsbel. 257i3 Amherst. IL
Allen Wolf i22si Sorrento, 81.
Alex Henderson, e13l COPELAND. SO
Minnie Pauline Alexander AIS Bast For
rest, 81
Charlotte Richardson. 1882 Goddard, as.
Charles Banner. 1904 Maybury Grand. %.
Paul Rostow, 6O13 Frontenac, ~.
GLADYS Bray t671 Lenox. 20.
Conley Murphy. l3O7 Glover. ~.
Louise Nolan. 1853 Bedford road 80
Jack Coffey. las West Bsthune. So
Hedwtg Kempcsynsks. t232 81. Aubin, 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21

BIRTHS

orvis Robinson. 2sis Smith. Hamtramek.
Clara smoot. 1851 West Lafayette.
Clover snyder. 1857 Rosemout.
Lille Scott. ess Winder
Frances Teal. 1888 University. Lincoln
Park.
Anita Tewsiey. 1851 Roosevelt.
Joy Teliefsen. 2i1s Hibbard.
Geneyieye Thomas, 4t3 Mossoit- cIawsoa.
Lucille Yer Straete, 25Te Fairview.
Bilstte Gauow 1877 coyle
Vera why. e4os Sheridan.
While Mae Winans 1865 Hastings
Ruth Boone 1897 Russell.
Gertrude Bowman. 1925 w Euclid.
Wanda Bell s327 Gratiot court.
Helen BelanSki. AS Kitchener.
Anna Bieniek. SOIL Junction.
Bessie Carter. 1921 Whiiewood.
Esther Caliard 1883 Monterey
Betty Davies e4i0 Sylvester.
Laverne Downing. I2773 fuller.
Gertrude Evenson eJ05 Knodell.
Sylvia Evans, 4s62 Bangor.
Hattie Gardner. $3.50 Cameron.
liner Garner. 1928 whitewood
Evelyn Hedrick. 1870 Chapel
Elsie ireland. 2642 Mack.
Lucie Jordan. 5s2 r Josephine. n
Rose Kaimar 5722 Charles
Mary Korkel 770e p. Garfield.
Bernice Koch. 7T35 Forrer
winifred Luce. 2ti7 Linden.
fOlivia Moore 1920 Illinois.
Virginia Monteith. 1890 West Jefferson.
selma Nsidhard,. 3is East George. Hazel
Park
Iaseiils -psts.sea,- 253l2 MeAnster road.
Birmingham.
Rose Popaek. 1872 East Great Lakes, River
Rouge.
Agnes Perryk. 1912 Liberal.
Luella Rohar 1901 Bagley.
Elvira Raboczkay, sass Vanderbilt.
Helen Rolak 4i70 Freer
Ann StaRoe. 1924 Central
Marie Smiley. 74l0 West Lafayette.
Beatrice Simpson. $500 Russell
Marie Valleap slOa Ten-Mile road. Center
line
Ruth Wells 4ts stimson
Maxine Wickline 4O36 Sheridan.
Antoinette Wierzbicki 3s65 Bewick.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
BIRTHS
GIRLS


Girls were born "a:
Frances Allen. it24 Hubbard.
Fave Bagwell sos Lincoln
Dorothy Bond, 326 North Lafayette, South
Lyon, Mich.
Mary cleary. 500 East Jefferson.
Mildred Carter, 2s114 Penn, Dearborn.
Carolyn Doyle. 304s Gray
zita Dylenski. 1920 High St, Ecorse.
Fredda Danna, 1865 Gladwin.
Cecilia Thurman. 2232S Beech, Dearborn
Wanda Flsga 1855 Sheridan.
Dorothy Gardner. 81 Peterboro.
Louise Grant i00O6 Monica.
Etna Gross. 1925 Bucking CHAM. Berkeley.
Conception Gomez. i01 Watson.
Dorothy Hunter, IS Sylvan. Pleasant Ridge
Evelyn Hersh. 1880 Cherrylawn.
Elsie Hazel. 1885 Stoepel.
Marjorie Hall 12sf5 Elmdale.
Dorothy Jones' 20 East Pleasant St. River
Rouge.
Magdalene Kenney 1927 Lawndaie.
Mary Lada, 67S South Rademacher.
Ruby Lewis s5 Melbourne.
Margaret Laura seOs Concord.
Mildred Miller 4106 Cass
Bethra Moore, 245 Marlborough
Charlotte Oribeilo 1854 Sheridan.
Marie Peltier, Att Continental
r Jeanne Lowden, 1883 North Martin
dale.
versi ReSnen. psos otsegq
ormints Rsxford, 1855 Meyers road
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
DIVORCES

George w Carr from Amy
Irene Milan from Theodore.
Frances Ruth Creeny from James Harry.
Alma l.. Bologna from Frank c.
Minnie Quit from Stanley.
Frances W Haines from Pearl
Rosyn Cecile Roth from Theodore Irving.
Leona Jackson from James.
Wilhelnlins Christy from Richard.
Ethel AbdOn from Ollie.
Chester j. Loos from Margarite
Gwendolyn r. Marshall from Harold @.
Hugh Filgor from Bessie.
Virgil C Ritter from Matilda
Wilford z Valliere from Esther Marie.
Alma NJ. Savage from George NJ
Mary V. Brock from willard L. II.
william Medwtd from Mary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
Legal Notices
THE TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PERCENT
SERIAL GOLD BONDS
DUE JUNE l. 1913

NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the
COMPANY, successor to The
Title and Trust Company. In the exercise
OF rights given by The provisions OF
Article ~ OF Trust Mortgage dated as OF
June !, 1925 between The Title and Trust
Company and Guardian Trust Company OF
Detroit as Trustee, has elected to redeem
on December 1, 1871. all outstanding The
Title and Trust Company First Mortgage
Six Percent Serial Gold Bonds. Due June ].
1915 afa 10 likewise redeem and pay on
such date, two Deferred Interest Coupons
annexed 20 such bonds in accordance with
Supplemental Mortgage Agreement entered
and the Union Guardian Trust Company OF
Detroit Michigan, as Successor Trustee. a.
OF June /, 1893. which Deferred interest
Coupons are each In the amount OF 80
OF the face or par value OF bonds to which
annexed.
Upon the redemption date specified. tho
undersigned company will redeem al OF
such bonds and coupons upon presentation
unpaid coupons thereto belonging in-
cluding two Deferred Interest Coupons
upon each such bond, due June 1, 1913, at
the office of the Successor Trustee, Union
Building, Detroit, Michigan. at the rate
Iof 1929 OF principal or face amount OF
said bonds, together with accrued ana
unpaid interest to December 1. 1871, to-
kttner Win the race or par amount Oh tuS
two Deferred Interest Coupons heretofore
described, each of such coupons being in
the respective amount of 80 OF the pas
amount of the bonds 10 which annexed.
The holders OF such bonds and Deferred
Interest Coupons are notified TO present
them for payment at said office on or
before December L, 1871, on which date
all interest on said bonds will cease.
THE CONTRACT AND INVESTMENT
COMPANY
BY GEORGE II. vAwTER.
President.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-21
Female Help Wanted

ATTENTION HOUsEWIvEs--Two women
over IS for part time occupation; viii
not conflict with home duties: pleasant. In
teresting work: hours arranged To suit
home situation. Write Box B-6T0e. Detroit
Times.
CHRISTMAS CARDS
Sell IN your spare time and earn extra
money Each sale Of 81 90 pays sos profit.
AAsortments OF Fl and 80 20 sen for 81 90.
printed To order. start today. no money
needed. samples furnished. Royal Crown,
sal Woodward.