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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18
PROSPECT SCHOOL
 CLOSES TOMORROW
Sessions Resuming Janu. ary 5; Galvins Move Into
 Clark Hill Road Home
PROSPECT
Correspondent: Betty Warner Telephone Naugatuck 2s4S

Prospect, Dec. is-The Prospect lsschool will close tomorrow for the Christmas hilidays and will be re- opened on Monday, January 5.
 MT. and Mrs. Laurence Calvin have moved into their new home on Clark HI road.
 The Prospect branch of the Red Gross has completed the mailing Of Christmas packages to former resi- dents of the town who are now in the armed services of the United States. Eighteen men are at present ln the servjGas and will Do recipients of theso gifts packages. They are; Harry TAimadge. John L. Salvatore, Joseph Welton, Henry Burnham, Jr,, Robert Sabo, Frederick Hill, John g. Holley, Joseph J. Dupreay, Walter Bulls, Ernest Weir, Chester Fred- eFlck, George Goodwin, Robert Brundage, Donald Miller, Peter Lo- darada, Samuel Lodarada, Daniel L. Connors and John D. Grimm, Jr.
 The Seiective Service board in Naugatuck announces that lists Of inductees will no longer be avail- able for publication.
 Mrs. Pearl Beers and family are motoring to Maine to spend the coming Cheistmas holidays.
 The group from Prospect who were enrolle In the school for train- Ing Of air raid wardenS being cons ducted In Waterbury have now com. pleted their courses and taken their examinations. More men and woben over 90 years of age are needed to serve as cir raid wardenS and those who arc interested in preparing for this type of work are requested to telephone Air Raid Warden Carl Canfield at once.
 Harry Talmadge, Jr., Is visiting ct the home of his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Harry Talmadge, on Waterbury road. He Is on furolugh from the Q. s. Army.
 Mir, and Mrs. James Cleary have moved Into their new home on Clark Hill road, They are former residents of Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18
CITY EMPLOYES
 BUYING BONDS
Mayor Sends Special Let. ter, Urging Support of
 Defense Program

Mayor Vincent A. scully appealed to city employees yesterday to pur- chase defense bonds by agreeing to weekly deductions from their salary for installment payments. He asked that each city employe allow 50 cents to be deducted each week to. ward the purchase of bonds.
 Said the mayor In Q letter to the citys workers;
 Our country Is now at war with the most ruthless combination of powers in history. To sec this war through to victory will require the expenditure of billions of dollars. It will also be necessary for each one of us to make unprecedented sacri- Aces If our liberty and our way of life are to be preserved,
 The government has given us an opportunity to do our share In this gigantic effort by the purchase of defense savings bonds, This can be done through the city of Waterbury pay roll deduction plan by notifying Thomas M. Conion, controller, or your department head to deduct 50 cents or more from your weekly pay check. When these weekly deduo- tions amount to Sie,76 the control- Ter will deliver to you Q United States defense savings bond the ma- turity value of which will be s2S,
 Tn time of war the purchase oi the defense savings bonds becomes c patriotic duty. I therefore again urge you to participate in this plan if you have not already done SO and If you will increase the amount pur- chased if you find this possible.
 T sincerely hope that each and every employe of the city of Wa terbury will cooperate and that we will have 100 per cent participation by employees in defense bond pur. chasing, Please notify your dopart- mNnt head At once,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18
Years Suspension
 For Officer Namack
Alleged Failure to Report for Duty Proves Costly for
 Veteran PatrOIman; Letters of Thanks Received

an integral part of national de- fense.
 we must have men on the police department ready and willing to do all they can to protect the city at all times, and also to prevent sabo- tage," Chairman Verriker told the patrolman.
 "An act such as you have com mitted causes the public to lose con- fidence in its police protection, he added, stating that we hope that when you arc back on the force you will unflinchingly obey every order of your superior"
 Other matters transacted by the police board were Q communication received from Mayor Vincent A. Scully that further restriction on all-night parking ia streets away from the center be enforced.
 The request called attention that dangerous conditions would prevail If an air raid should occur as fire department equipment would be han1pered in fighting fires, also the public utilities would be unable to repair breaks which would occur.
 This ban on all-night parking on outlying streets was referred to the trafilc committee for further study,
 Merchants Petition
 Merchants in the vicinity of East Main street between Phoenix ave- nue and Exchange Place requested that bus stops from that area be removed in Q petition submitted to the board. The petitioners suggest cd that the south side of tho Green on West Main street be selected.
 The businessmen pointed out that congestion of people in front of stores result as they walt for their buses and that patrons of the stores find the store doorways blocked.
 Letters were received by the board
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18

patrolmari Daniel Nalnack, c vet- eran of % years service was sus- pended for a period of one year by the police commissioners yesterday afternoon on charge of neglect of duty as Q result of falling to report for work on Dec. (.
 Although it was indicated Rt the patrolman's trial before the board, Namack was entitled to three days off but he did not report for duty when he was called back for ener- gency work.
 Namack maintained as his de- fense he was entitled to three days of at the time he received notifl- cations to report back but he said he felt Ill and called headquarters that he was unable to report.
 pr. c. Fl. Neuswanger, in Q letter to the board, pointed out that Pa- trolman Namack was under his care for the past i0 months and ifl that period was operated of. pr. Neus- wanger wrote that In his opinion, the officer has been under a nerv- ous strain and suggested that If Q six months leave of absence was granted him, he would recover and at the end of that period be able to resume his duties.
 After Namack failed to report for duty, Dr. A. J. Finn, police surgeon visited him and reported that the man was flt for duty. sergt. Joseph Bagley was sent by Deputy Police Supt. Daniel J. Carson to order Namack to return to duty on Dec 3. Still Namack failed to return, and Deputy Carson suspended him on Dec. {.
 'Pearl HarbOr'
 Chairman William Verriker indi- cated that the disaster which oc- cured at Pearl Harbor was prob- ably caused by neglect of duty and that during these times. police are
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18
No Priority On Celery

Salt Lake City, (Up) - When Utah's annual crop of celery was harvested recently, state officials declared Celery Week" In order to acquaint the nation with the fine Utah satlks. But they al not send ths celery out of the state until the office of production management had been asked for permission, be-
 cause of the high iron content" of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18
W. I. GRANT O.
 AWARDSBONuS
Three Local Employees Are Eligible to Share h
 Christmas Gift

The W. T. Grant Company, which operates 4oe popular priced depart. ment stores throughout the coun' try, will give Q l94i Christmas bonus to all regular fuil-tine and part time employees who have been with the company more than six nlonlhsl R. II. Fogler, president and general manager, announced today.
 More than i3,O00 employees will participate in the bonus plan Length of service will determine tho individual amounts received.
 The company will also givt Christmas bonuses to the ib0 Gran men now on military leave of ab. sence in training camps and or active duty with the army and navy,
 Thirty-three residents of this city employed in the Grant store ct Wa terhury, Conn, are eligible M
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18

from the Tilo Roofing Go. with [ check of Si0 for appreciation oi services rendered on Nov. % durin( c fire, Miss Anna Morlarty, a regis tered rurse, who tripped over Q firs hose during the Rose shop fire oi South Main street, and was assist ed by Patrolman Clarence Marsclla asked the board that Patrolmaf Marsella be thnked by them for hi, kindness to her during her fn'shap
 A letter from Maj. and Mrs, E. | Crosby of the Salvation Army, wht returned to Schenectady N. Y,, es pressed their appreciation for tho aid given by the police during ' meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18
CALF RUNS WILD WITH DEER

Colorado Springs, Colo. (Up)--A 0-months old Branha calf was found running wiid' with c herd of deer. officials speculated 1t was one of three calves which escaped A.sssa WNAaa ssHt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18
UdLIEsT MAN CONTEST

Sydney, Australia (UP)-A sum of $l6,25o for 0 Boys Town at En- gadane Is to be raised by 0 com- mittee by means of a competition to nominate "sydney's most popular ugly man"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18

the stalks. The oUM replied that iron could not be shipped until a priorities rating were received unless 1t was contained in celery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-18

By scrapping obsolete plates oi Braille books, the National fnsti- ute for the Blind hos contributed 10 tons of zinc to Britain's war sal wage campaign.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-17

Drahanske cetnictvo zatklo
petatricetileteho deln1ka Jose
ia HoTavu z Rozstan1, ktery
ma ma svedomi nepekny kou-
SEX. Je obvinen z kradez1,
jichz Sc dopoustel ma Vast
mich sourozenc1ch. Bratru A
dolfovi ukradl zvedak a re-
tez ma auto, boty a jine drob-
nosit. SestTe Bozene ukradl
k1zle a druhe sestre Antonii
take nektere malickosti. Dale
je podezrely z vloupanf ma pu-
du Jindricha Kyra V Rozstanl,
a cetnictvo no obvinuje, re do
nasel jfdlo svemu bratru Ste
panovi, ktery uprchl z vazby
okresn1ho soudu v Boskoviclch
a potuluje Sc pc Drahansku
Hofava byl dan do soudni vaz-
by.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-17
Cetniky ~neprelstiIi.

Podivne zamotana je costa
uteku dobrodruzky a zlodejky,
sestadvacetilete barove tanec-
nice Amy Istvanove z Draho-
va, pachatelky velke kradeze
skvostd We vile klatovskeho
advokata DIR. Hostase. Hodno-
ia skvostG prevysila sedmde-
sat tlsic korun. Istvanova 90
kradezi zmizela i sc svym man
Zelem Jaroslavem Tvardkem.
Jak uz lidove Noviny oznami-
~, poslala Istvanova cast sve-
no lupu postou klatovske-
mu cetnictvu z podavacfho u
radu Prostejov l. Poole toho
Sc soudilo, re obema zlodejdtm
sc podafilo uteci ma Moravu.
We stredu odpoledne vsak oba
prchaj1c1 zlodeje, kterf uz ne
kollkrat unikli patrajfcim Get
nlkum, dopadli cetnici v Bako-
We; Je zaj1mav6, jak marn6
-bylo snazeni obou zlocincu O
matenl patranf, ma nez vynalo-
zlll l cast uloupenych skvost66,
ktere asi dali dosud nezna-
mym prostfedn1kem poslat v
ballcku klatovskemu cetnictvu
z Prostejova. Zlodejska dvo-
Jlce Sc totiz ubytovala v Bako-
We V soukromem byte a ma CHI
Jmena, jez prokazala i cizfmi
falesnymi doklady. Nez vse-
CHINO jejich snazeni O odvede-
nj pozornosti patrac1ch orga-
zdstalo bez vysledku, nebot
cetn1ci NELL presny popis obou,
a to bdelemu oku 9strazce "a,
kona stacilo, ably je odhalil a
Zatkl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-17
PHl metraku tezka dyns.

Lonske pocas1 pralo zeleni-
ne a v ceskych zem1ch nebyly
vzacnostf hlavky zell o vaze O.
smi az dewitt kilogram1. Zrov-
ma tax sc misty vydarila obrov
ska brukev.
We Straznici vypestoval ma
SVEN poll listonos mohutnou
dyni, ktera mela v pr1meru
bezmala jeden metr a vazila
petapadesat kilogram1, coz
jest pres 100 americkych liber
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-17
Pornnik strornu.

Ojedinely pomn1k mali V Oh
ci Rfhove u Ceske Skalice. Ma
louce u silnice stoj1 asi ctyrme
trovy obelisk. Turista, ktere.
no pamatnlk upouta, je pou-
cen tfmto napisem ma obelis-
ku: "V techto m1stech stala
jablon, ma ktere Sc zachranilc
deset soused1 R1kovskych pr:
povodni v cervenci r. 1897
Je to tedy pomnfk, %postavenJ
ma pamet stromu, ktery W
pred lety odumrel a byl odstrs
men.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-17
Jak vznikla znarodnsna pisen
..Tazete Sc, proc jsem Slovan?'

lazete Sc, proc Jsem Slovan? 2
K tenn, kteTi p1snf narodnf
umelou probouzeli a vychova-
vail mas lid, nalezel i Josef
Venceslav Soukup, kdysi redi-
tel p1secke hlavn1 skoly a mes
tanske skoly dfvcf. Byl nejen
vytecnym vychovatelem mia
deze, nybrz i dovednym mali
rem a hudebnlkem.
Bydlel v P1sku We starem do
me plseckem u cerneho orla,
davno zmizelem. V tonic do
me I'll a pracoval Soukup v le-
tech padesatych minuleho sto-
lett. Tehdy byly S oblibou
vkladany do divadelnlch her
popevky, jez Sc prozpevovaly,
nebo recitacn1 vlozky, jez Sc
deklamovaly.
V onech letech dlela v Pts
ku jakasi divadeln1 spolecnost,
pry Zoellnerova. Jeji fedi-
tel potfeboval vhodny nap6v K
basni cd Vaclava Jar. Picka
"Cechoslovan", ktera mela zpe
stFiti jakousi vlasteneckou hru
Reditel Soukup byv poza-
dan, slozil k nj napev. - TAX
vznikla p1sen "Tazete Sc, proc
jsem Slovan''. Tato p1sen by
la pc prve vytistena roku 1859
pod MAVEN "Cechoslovan" v
P1sku Vetterla. Pozdeji by
la pojata do sb1rky Venec drob
nych p1sn1 jedno-i dvouhlas-
nych S pruvodem piana. Slozil
a uvil Josef Soukup, feditel.
Vysla v Praze nakladem Mi
kul, Knappa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07
DEATHS

Nellie Gleason. istO selden SO
Dora bhmbeLg. i72s Chicago. blvd. 70
Robert Williams, 1894 orleans. 40.
Orchard Luke. 1850 Lauder. ~.
HNmen Heller. 33i5 Cortland, ~.
Anton Frank Drik, l0207 Dexter 81
Annie kgsan, 1880 Artesian. 20.
Guy : ttittbone. 1882 Wark. -.
Phobe ,, oiban iIiio Mansfield n.
Theima Roberts 1861 = Vernon Is
Charles Rodoiph Creighton. 1905 wark.
Betty weiz, 23ii Flnh. 81.
Alfonso Allen, s2l y. Hancock. 40
George /. Jackson 1905 Asbury Park. SIS.
Emms Rathmann. so42 Hayerhin. 80.
Mary Greenwood q East Hancock. 90.
Dora Ann Nsinzapfel, 1899 Freda. Dear
bern. II months,
Catherine wanamsker. e22 Westminster.
John suski. Buffalo. N. Y. 81.
Giro Vassano i2TSs Lorstto. SIS
Mari Smollnski 1871 Twen,y-third, n.
lenae Drain. 1885 Twenty flfth, 70.
Rose Bono, 700 Elmwood, n.
Rose Heath, i823 Merrick IS.
MARY Mazur, AOl3 Twenty-elghth 30.
Anthony Walden Waldowsky, 2i3 Erskine,
Henry u Ford, iie5 Marlborough, 81.
Isaac Herbert. Calumet. 10
Frances Zienty. i5RO Charles. 30
William McCabe. t50i peniesu, ST.
Russell NJ McCNne eTit Strong. IS.
Rose Gould. aiq7 Meldrlrn 10
Florence Amelia Dehus. 4ltt st. Jean. So.
Nirsu c Lawson, 1874 East Granu bouie-
ward. a.
Emma Preston, aT0 ftskire 80
Nora u Kelly. 1880 lroQuos. IS.
Ollie Dovicr 6A53 scotch. 5S.
Lena Cummings 574 Melbourne 80.
William Hindie, All Havethill. IS.
Arthur Moening, e6t Eagle. Is.
Albert Newton. 739 Russell. "a.
Frank Mcdonald, s0i6 McComh. Crosse
lie So
Martha Shouse. 1910 Twenty-second. 50.
BENJAMIN r. Ksstl lao ClAirmount, 20.
Alhertine Bsrthel, 1901 Trmbull, 30.
Mildred Janison 80 Brady, 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07
aIlnibals!

"cAnnibsls exclaimed tho first
mate. Right then and there Cap'n
Dave Landers knew he was in
trouble, for there were only two
rifles and five pistols aboard the
ship, The supply OF ammunition
was scarce and this was not going
to be enough TO hold off 20 war
canoes filled with bowling, muir
derous savages.
Something had to be done . .
and II was done. and what II was
is told in an article. Long Pig TO
Fresh Mutton" in The American
Weekly with this Sundays issue OF
The Detroit Sunday Times. the
author being Cap'n Landers him.
self. old Yankee Clipper skipper.
So thrilling is the article that II
has been made the basis OF Front
Page Drama which can be heard
over Station WJBk at 2;45 p. m.
tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07
Jungle Jim Skit
Tomorrow

"J-Ts Secret is the title Of the
latest episode in The Adventures
Of Jungle Jim, 10 be heard over
Station wJBK at 4 p. m, tomor-
row.
This radio drama is based on
the Jungle Jim" action adven-
tre pictures appearing in FULL
COLOR in the Comic Weekly with
The Detroit Sunday Times,
Don't miss this weeks drama on
Station MJBk tomorrow.
After her secret meeting with
Jungle jim in JUS house, Kitty
Is suddenly confronted by Pedro
who threatens her with a knife
but Kolu. hearing Kitty scream
steals into tho hall and engages
the Indian in a battle. The two
powerful men stage thrilling
battle in which kolu energies the
victor. Meanwhile. Jungle jun fol-
lows J-7 through the dark. dank
tunnel. Suddenly he comes 10 q
brilliantly lighted cave and there.
working over some strange look
ing instrument Of death, is Doc
ReafIi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Emn Koch. "a. Ruth Tolbert a.
Alexander Makuch % Loiue Pawnkie
FsifS MINT o., Fdns Watson. 50
Robert A. Reid u Dorothy Pueni. IL
John MAnikss % sophia Wamklewicz. p
Z Richard siaNinski - Mary steele 50
Edward l.. udmsn, n, Frances Markronr
Reb.r / FioNerday 70. Dorothy +
Donald |. spoor "a Loreus wellington.
sisnlsy J. NoWsk. 70: Helen F. winkow.
nonala N Priest. 20 Norma Kisht. 40.
a s%ssha 'P ss.m ss 90 ss1 Anna M' Il lkalek
Lawrence Q. Kerr. 81 Btncics F. Knapp.
Albert v saiasswietus, %; Marie John
William +. Burns, ss Julia Myerohalk. IS.
Chester Ntrtille. ~ Alice Martinez. II.
Anthony perus, ~ Sophia TrusskoWski.
sidney santsr. 40. Gertrude II. Frank. 40.
David J. Maloney. y Aida Veiazquez. -
D9aald ss'fterlsin. 81 Margarst T.
Georss DeMeulenaers, ~; Laura vsrhoye.
Norman J. MeNnnon, 20. Irene L. Stew
Aleer Bosser' %; Christine Clancy. Is
william r Taier. q Helen c Mueh. n
Robert A. Tnrek. n Mary T. sieron. 20.
Ray Kruschinski. rs. Agnes Nows %
Samuel Perkins. 90. OLGA }. Coursey. Is
Edward Duveyoung. % Betty Pagel 90
Edward r Winarski, 20. Anna Gorski 80.
oriiie 4. Chesterheid Sr., "A. Lillian John
son.
Donald Mccarver "a Mae Elder. 10.
Mason Lsddick, % Lois f. Mandell, ~
Eugene Harris Jr.. 25: L0is sowell, ~.
Jay hamhlin, II: Maxine Fox Is
Peter ksnas. 25. Anne Semivan, 20
Abraham Olshansky Is, Gertrude Kahn.
as
Frtucsa Alvarez 81; Josephine r. Tucker,
10.
Chester Fracsla %. Helen Poremski %.
lsidnrs sherman, 60. Becke Silherttein.
80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07
DEATHS

Emile r schaening 1854 Beaeonsfeid. a.
Edith Sabo, 1900 Albion. SO.
John Martini. Alpena. 81.
Charles 5. Bras 1924 Daley court, 90.
Joseph Krizanich. 6Ols Grandy. Al.
Lena Mueller, 1880 Goethe. "a.
JOSEPH Cameron, 1924 Mulkey. Dearborn.
Wesley Hurd. $3.50 Montross 4
John }. KRAFT, 1908 HopP, Warren Twp.
60
Minnie Krause 1922 Bringard Drive. so.
Harnld schaeung. 1887 seymour, 80.
Anil Ysekley. sl3 Lansing, ~.
Cora MoRae. 1886 Macomn. Rossville. 70.
John kapusta, 6f35 Van Dyke. 81.
Vivian June Allen, 1929 Appoline, II.
James = Tallant, 23o cedarhurst, 50. =.
Mary Bynum. GA Napoleon. 81.
Fern REQ l.ockhart, is0f3 Biltmore. ~.
Godfrey Raezler ar, 1888 Horatio, rs.
Elizabeth Jane Deibei. 25i6 Glynn 90.
Mary prys; i .n. Helen, Dearborn As.
William Lewis. 1892 Chestnut. as.
Archie Person, 1925 Chestnut, 20
Gilbert Barnes, 2lis r. Lafayette,
months
Mary schram. 1905 Rosemary. So.
William shannon, 1892 Brester, rs.
Nellie Smith. 6s1 Superior IS.
anthony stops, I5aI Edward. SO.
Christina Grow. 1913 Military, So
Anthony Mdczl nski. $500 Riysrd. Is.
Marian Goriewicz. 5i26 ST. Auhin, IS.
Mex krasowski. shurly Hosp. 10.
Andrew oberts, Ass Proctor. -
diofld KUN Batcneits l3OZf GetoskfA. y.
Flora TonkIn 22O W. Buena Vista, High
land PARK. 81.
Anna Hess, 3o5s Beals 81.
Laura Beiz, ASIA Cooper. 81
Stefanla oleszkowicz, 5iie Trenton. a..
lima Tosich 1893 Virginia Park. So
Catherine Allen Bertha Fisher Home, II.
Donald +. Beattie, S0BT Indiana, %.
James Libertas. 1850 Plainview, 2s.
Moore Bessie. 2ea Oakland, 49,
Richard Hawkins, 1905 Frederick. az.
Francis Mooney, 4i3T Trumbul as
Antonia Chmela, 1880 Smith, Hamtramck,
81.
Michael Schwartz. 5Os6 Eastlswn. ~.
John r. Hendry, a. Winnna Highland
Park. A..
Anthony Cook. 22St Adele IL
shirley Lendzon $3.50 Chene g.
Thomas Coughln 3n25 Brooklyn, a.
Ida Tachna ialcs Linwnod. SO
Grace \. Beyschlas, 32s n. Military. 81
Elizabeth A. Aldenhrand, 4Sln sheridan. 81.
Mary Brunyansky. 800 y. Center, North
vile, Sc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07
DIVORCES

0enevieve Patterson from Maurice.
tusiHnaa Il. ban from nelNa.
a. . l.afr n from Otto
Phyllis burst from Harold.
Liza -. annoy llliu Ind NJ.
MsrU B Tietz from Harley
Joseph Moody from Dorothy ".
stella Neeoer from Benjamin r.
Frank Daley from Louise.
Theina Jacobs from Allen ~
Thomas r Heard from Helen.
John TakAcs from ktheN
Moushegh Muradisn ftom santeniz.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07
DIVORCES

Arlene r. Barton from Elmer }.
Elizabeth q kutzner from Richard h O.
CiNde l. Biggs from Nancy Ice.
Norma Il Bale from Elmer II
Margaret Brownron from Robert II.
Maxine Hack from Frederick A.
Ida NJ. Laurie from Patrick W.
Horace 4. Alden from Margaret.
Willie Turner from Beatrice.
Benjamin slegel from Hannah.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07
Employment Agencies

Al OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
JONES EMPLOYMENT llis Besubien.
Day workers. couples. eporters, made
mattresses. Columbia 1910.
NUMEROUS positions open for experienced
office sales ana technical personnel,
MAC HENRY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE.
Bio Griswold Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07
In Menoriun1
Lost and Found

BROWN leather hae Identification sadie
+. Overion. Chicago. Return TO $50 Gar
field Temple l-ftu2 Reward
CARDCASE KEYS contents valuable
owner only; reward. Trinity 22f6O, Line
1872 ROYAL Oak 4Oi9.
LOST Female Scotty reward. 1929 Moore
place Tyler 1881.
1STWATCH lost Lady's small oblong
yellow gold black hand. vicinity Brush
street depot; reward Townsend 7-ipSo.
READ Times Want Ads for pront-use
them for results.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07
Educational

LEARN to be n Craftsman in spare time
al home Write for free cstaloe describ-
Ing our eight specialized courses. American
school. Detroit office. 3eIt Three-Mile
Drive
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07
Deatb Rotlres


BEkONITCH-March 4, Borah. Funeral
Saturday 1 p m. at the Harper a Null
iiean Funeral Home. is45o Hamilton. under
auspices of Signet Lodge No. 555. 4. a
A. NJ. Burial at White Chapel
DEDERICH March 8. 1911. Joseph F.. BE- .
loved husband OF the late Louise NJ.
tnee Trombley) dear brother OF Mrs.
May Sehoenith. Peter j.. Mrs. Barbara
Reno aud qeotge J funeral from resi-
denee. 1925 Devonshire. Saturday, . a. m. .
ST. Joachim Church at 10
PRIEsTER-March g. John. near father
of John Jr., Henry, Mrs. Emma Blair.
Mrs. Bertha Flage, Mrs, Clara Sawyers.
Funeral from late residence, iTii Nj.
Elliott Monday. at 1850.
RICE-Marsaret Ann. March 9; 1910
stanley. dear mother OF Frank Leo ana
Mrs. Marion Silka Remains from Carl @.
Han Funeral Home, 1917 Holden. Time of
service later
sSIITH-Eiizabeth OF i54s Hast Lafaye cite .
dear wife OF Henry. died Monday, March
r, at Herman Kieter Hospital. Funeral
services Saturday, 2 p. m, from Digs
Funeral Home, ee3 Mack
In Memoriun
In loving memory Of Eva Murphy
Who passed away two years ago today.
March :
I cannot say. and ! will not say
That she is dead she is jus, away
With A CHEEKY smile and a wave OF. the
hand
She has wandered into an unknown land.
Think OF her farng on, as dear
In the love Of there as the love OF here.
Think Of her stlll as the same, ! say,
She is not dead she is just awayl
Husband. Daughter, Mother Brother.
IN LOVING memory Of my dear wife,
Olive Brotz. who died March T. 1890
Today brings back sad memories Of r
loved one laid 10 rest Those who think OF
her today are those who love her best.
Husband and Family,