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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-31
Red Cross Sewing

NN&A 0VOO wv 4SA0
WOMEN or THE METHO-
DIST CHURCH win meet 1t the
Mount Clemens High School
Sewing Room tomorrow from 8
to 4 o'clock to do Red Cross Sew
ing. Anyone who wishes to join
the group will be welcome.
Friends Fete Mrs. Rosso
At Birthdoy Dinner
MRS. FLOYD ROSsO was
feted last evening, when . group
Of friends gathered 1t her home
for q combination supper on the
lawn, in celebration Of her
birthday anniversary, which oc-
Cured Sunday. July a. TWEEN
~ persons were present, inclMd-
Ing Mr.. and Mrs. Rosso.
Mrs. Rosso will b honored
again, on August Z, when men,
bers OF her birthday club will
gather 1t her home, for . COM
bination dinner.
GERALDINE COULTER, Ev-
elyn Schonschack, Adeline
Ruehle, and Lillian Krause
have returned from . ten-day-
motor trip through Yellowstone
Park. On their return trip
they visited Boys Town. near
Omaha, Neb.
MIR. AND a MRS. GEORGE
GEAUJEAU ~ tie parents OF
q baby yirI, born Monday morn
ing 1t their home on 357 Mora
Wan Drive.
MIR. AND MRS. WESLEY
REEDER, Route 2, Mount Glenn
ems announce the birth Of Z son,
Donald william, born yesterday
in st. Joseph's hospital.
~ "a
MIR. AND MRS. MLoN
GRINNELL md son Craig will
leave on Saturday for q months
vacation 1t y cottage near Lex
inston.
Mr.. AND MRS. HAROLD
CAMPAU, -. Michigan street.,
announce the trivial Of Z son,
born It 0:81 o'clock last evening
in st. Joseph's hospital.
MIR. AND MRS. FRANK
MUNT have returned from Z. few
days pleasure trip to Chicago.
FOR A SPECIAL AFTER
NOON TREAT, give the children
tall glasses Of chocolate milk top
Ped with Q generous spoonful q
vanilla Ice cream. A quantity o.
chocolate sauce can Be made ar
and kept IN the icebox for SONS
time and may merely be added
to the milk and thoroughly mix
ed to b ready to serve. For "a
extra touch, sprinkle the tor
with grated semi-sweet choco-
late.
BEFORE REPAINTING ms
til furniture any rust spots pre-
sent must che removed to pre-
vent further corrosion. Rub the
spots with . piece Of coarse
emery cloth or . wire brush
until the rust II entirely ~
moved. Follow with . metal
primer On bare spots. Then
apply paint or enamel accord
ing 10 directions. M
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-31

othe RS. ' The
wife q b VI
w no m people
wonder wv by
did he marry
HERR" Il let
ting her bus
band down. no
ma tter how
good . job she
does Of making
q home.
HARD ON
CHILDREN
a MOTHER
owes It to her
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-31
Edwina Hickman
feted at Shower

A MISCELLANEOUS SHOW
Err last evening began q series
Of parties honorins e d wins
Hickman, bride ELECT. Mrs. AL
fred Kath was hostess at her
home in Detroit for the event,
to which ~ guests from Wash
ington, Detroit and Mount Glenn
ems were invited.
Mount Clemens guests includ-
ed Mrs. Mabel Dopp, and daugh-
ter, Marion, Mrs. Louis Dopp
and daughters. Charlotte and
Inez; Mrs. Arnold Ratzow, Mrs.
Harry Hickman, Mrs. Ralph
Medium, q d the honoree's
mother, Mrs. John Hickman
and d 4 u 6 h tiers Marjorie and
Frances.
Games prizes were won by
Marjorie Hickman, Mrs. Mar
vim Kreger, Mrs. Mabel Dopp,
Mrs. Stuart Dopp, Mrs. Herman
Kreger, and Mrs Alvin Oopp.
Places ut the refreshment Ia
bles were marked with clever
colonial corsases, repeating the
colors Of the pink and white
centcrpiece, which was thanked
by topers.
Other pre- nuptial vents
planned for Miss Heckmanns
pleasure include Z shower on
August 0, % b given ~ NH.
Nestorine Champine, and one On
August Is by Muriel Behrendt,
one Of the bridG-elect's attend
ants.
Miss Heckmarn, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hickman,
viii marry Elmer PEBBLES, son Of
Mr. and Mrs. James PEBBLES Of
Fraser on August %.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-31
Coming Events
70 svoid eea(l1etlea = sseejao 6otee ond tes
dances b roau0os 0ooejo0o, ell 1900.

THURSDAY, xULx 81
FRATERNAL ORDER of Eagles officsJ Practice, IN AeEie
Hall, It pm. 49,
q he home Of Mrs. G. H. Malbn. l1S Bsllsvisw svs,
nue., 1t pm. ~ l.< q
avenue sponsored By Group 3, WSC8 o6 Metnoolse
Church, 8 to pm. Public invited Il
ST. PETERS GUILD a ~ Peters parish at he hons @
N Ma Joseph Hatssnbuhlsr. We1hinston avenue q
pm
IOoR "a Barruu hall, q pAA
10D-ARoUND DuNco C4U1. q ~ hoane = Nh l1nl
Ymuel . Rooouyot dEivo. Uolesdos PtuJock af pm
WOMEN on THE NEIHobloT CHURCH, Hod CSo0 Swing
~ q l1CH9 Swing ruon, osaA. - x Pm ohss -
DoA1D o. TRvoxxD = xings DeughAsn Hons, = -
Aesas. 9 saS slRS r.; my - 81,
REUNION or 81. MAAYB CLASS q 1887. Aembsu No.
q ~ hons q Harold Lossn ~ Hubbard svsnus 70
6upWtstispt . 2 a. M
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-31

WOMEN or THE METHO-
DIST CHURCH win meet 1t the
Mount Clemens High School
Sewing Room tomorrow from 8
to 4 o'clock to do Red Cross Sew
ing. Anyone who wishes to join
the group will be welcome.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-31
FEC Girls Club Has
Summer PotIuck

z. e. c. CLUB held q pot
luck dinner last evening, with
II members present. The even
ing was devoted to bridge, with
prizes going to Mrs. George Ap-
fel, Mrs. Kurt Mundelein and
Irene Hogue.
The group will meet again on
August ID, when Mrs. George
Sheridan will be hostess at an
other potluck dinner.
MRS. +. p. McCASEY, 280
Jones, who underwent . major
operation last Thursday In st.
Joseph's hospital, Is reported 70
b much improved, although
she will be confined to the hos
pital At least another week.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-31

@ well @ she can and to get on
with others to the best Of her
ability. IT'S hard on children to
have Z mother that they aren't
eaguS for others to know, no
matter how understanding, and
self.sacrificing che may Be.
a daughter owes It to her
parents to make the most Of
looks and her personality.
They've done their best 70 Givs
her The things that will make
an attractive. socially wen-ad-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-11
Ship Building Program
Fund To Speed Work

Continued From Page Onc)
ties to build the ships ear begin early
next month.
All the ships in the new program,
the commission said, are scheduled
to be completed and in service by
TIE end of l943. Their combined
dead weight tonnage viii be $500
600.
The commission already had I'M
derWay a 705 snip program calling
fo- - expenditure of | .750,00O 600.
The existing program is divided in
to long range, emergency national de
tense and aid to Britain divisions,
Ninety-fiVe ships in the long
range program already have been de-
liVered and deliveries on emergency
ships are scheduled to begin late this
year.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-11
Leaf Farmers
Told Future
Is Uncertain

D>fa,d rn1v The farmer 13,
dnf,n5te ,,tnonsshiT-v in the ma
nv pl4,during adeoua,e
IVA ~ ,nn,n aa1,,., Uncertainty
,.rino ~, nbac\ lsrmer TODAY than
~ anv tilae .ince ne l-th century
T,1,E carolina tobacco producers
,rn,.e told al The 1Q-h annual neId dlv
w, mo test farm mere Yesterday
p,,ncynaI were Dr. Rob
c,., NJ Sal,er director of the North
CaroIina e<perinent station. Ru-
1c;oh and ( Johnson, of Raleigh.
,,9te direc1nr of CIVILIAN defense. the
1atte, n,ncb-hittine for Rep. Harold
d Cooley VIII was detained II.
WASHINGTON and unable to FIJI his
speaking here.
w ~reSnonGino ia his jntroductioa
NV + + miller director OF state test
fa,,, Cba,ro,an Claude r Hall call
cd mon the large audience to avail
themselves of me scientific informal
t.nn collected and verified at the
l,o,o,, IN fa,n,~ or thev might lose
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-11
At 1t Again

The Detroit e IS the scene Oh
new strike, and while not all OF
them are vitality related 70 the dc
Tense program they are further NJ
dlcatIon of ,ne tut.y.ty of recurring
efforts to satisfy Go leaders. NO
sooner is one difficulty Honed out
usually with higher wages concedGd
than they come back with new ana
increased demands.
H4rdlv anv SINGLE factor IN the
economic life of the nation does or
ran contribute more toward speed
mo ,nrationar, trends and littl0g
nr,ces and the attendant cost of Iiv-
for all ire people. There is no
wander ina, sentiment is growing N
Coneress and IN the country general
" for legislation to outlaw strikes
during the emergency and tor some
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-11
Off to a Good Start

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.'1S go '>FN, 49,
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-11
Legislators
Disagree
CONTINUED From Page One)

ing for mandatory determent from
military training of men who were
30 and older on July /.
On this particular point, the bill
as if passed the Senate provided on
" that the President be given dis
Cretionary authority to defer men OF
such ages.
The House W. had a chance 10
vote on any of the main sections OF
the Senate strike provisions yester-
Gay, all of the tests coming on tine
substitute reported by its military
committee. empowering the Presl-
dent to order production resumed a
~strike-bound plants and TO protect
workers desiring to return to then
jobs.
Democratic leaders predictec
therefore that while the House ap
peared dead set against the SUB
stitute. II might ultimately approve
the Senate version or part OF 1t q
least.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-11
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

l have this day qualified before
the clerk of the court as admlnls-
traitor of the estate Of my mother
Mrs. Mary P. Ball, deceased, late OF
Vance County and this is to notify
all persons having any account
against the estate of said deceased
to present them to me or TO my al
torney on or before the 4th day OF
July 1912 or this notice may be
pleaded in bar of their recovery
All persons indebted to the estate
of said deceased will please make
immediate settlement.
This the Bird day of July l94l.
A. J. BALL,
Administrators of the Estate OF
Mrs. Mary p. Ball.
A. A. Bum, Attorney.
4-ll-lo-25-l-o
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-11

Just what. asks a puzzled reader
of Russo-German war news are
Minsk and Pinsk? Well, judging oy
the utter confusion of the communl-
cues. they must be a couple Of other
fellows.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-11

Miami'S temperature the other day
was II degrees lower than that OF
Detroit. What's thls-an act OF ag-
9resslon by Florida against the
northern summer resorts?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-11
WANT ADS


EASTMAN kODAKS. BROWNIES,
Films and Sunrlics. Films de rclop-i
t t"r ' nU,a - " 1or'"i r ~, a7d p1od work. !
Cow, GOOD ,l.nd E,d.l-s rhrap !
uondnr<an RonE CO phone ITO
Pat
,rh,n -oa clr,ara,. cash grocery
S,5 Wi1lian7 s,rnc. lott
OWN YOUR OWN HOME AND PAY
lor 1t monthly Hike rent Building
and Loan N.Ill show YOU the way.
tlr,Nt,an ~ n WrSter Srcv a.
WANTED. HONEST DEPENDABLE
middlc-agcd colorcd couple, botA
to be i'm good health. Woman 10 do
house work.. mar 10 do farm work.
Ne2r round lob md home. {. y.
pa,l'n,. ChnT Io-o.i
NOTUpROOF YOUR CLOTHES
now. Don't DELAY. Let us clean
uI,'n t n1, ro, n,%t f1l-s use
Tuu rIa7nna r., pbnnn 272
SIT
YOU CAN INCREASE THE VALUE
and in,ployc the a~pprarunCr OF
,"' ,,,,. ,'oo,,5 ,c,,r,t. nm
nor Rooffna co phone 606, i
JUST ARRINED-A SOLID CAN
load of number two ceiling from
v,3v dawn south \ hD, .Jllv 81
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-11

Love of truth is one form of moral
,tj.age.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-11
SUBSCRIPTION PRICES
Payahlt strictly in advance

Entered at the post office IN Hendef-
son, N. G, as second class man matter
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-11
OOD
H F. N D E r S O N
M A r K E 7

INcrcady Service For Every Car,
Modern equipment, expert factory
trained mechanics. Sec us for any
repair OF service. ENcrcady Chev-
lulct Co, phone 70T.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-11

GET PRICES ON OUR USED CARS
before you buy. ( & L Motor co.
Dodge and Plymouth dealers III
Chestnut street. 4-cOd-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-11

Continued From Page Onc)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-11

HENDERSON BUSINESS COL
lcgc. Fail term begins September
3. Success IN business Is Il matter
of training, industry ana Vision.
We provide the training. ca
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-11

OWNERS OF GOOD PROPERTIES
are mutual insurance buyers. They
benefit by sound insurance, Ell
ticlcnt service and substantial d.
Nidcnds year after year by lnSur-
ing with Gates Insurance Agency.
l2-tt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
NO FORCE SHOWN

There was no show OF force
when the navy assumed control
Yesterday afternoon and officers
said they did not expect marines
or uniformed sailors 10 be sum
moned 10 duty al the plant. Picket
lines Immediately were Withdrawn
after navy officers entered the
giant yards.
The CLOS decision 10 call of
The strike al the shipyard, the sec
ond largest on the eastern sea-
board. came after union leaders
informed a mass meeting OF the
local al Jersey City that the gov
eminent intended 10 enforce the
maintenance Of m m b Q + ship
clause. II was the companyS re-
lection of this clause that prcClp,
tated the strike.
Under this modified closed shop
plan all present and future mem
berS of the union would have 20
remain members coed Siatfdttf4-
10 retain their Jobs, hat non
members would not be required to
l0ln
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
AR> BoIGHr
tINIINT CONTRAfTOR

sol ONON Wr bJy wrecked 8unked
cars $3.50 Mlcn.tan Telephone Lafayette
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

lec ti7'rs fr7rves Ann MCDONALD
iuI1s Worth. io zemiris LaPainie, a.
John j BIcdr0u. % Jennie ktIpa p.
Bernard J. Turzal. 20 Helen NJ Eenuie.
1ane. cerretsri 90 Ieondtns pas %
Howard Leslie strand ~ Shirley Louise
Leonard James Ealinosal % Dorothy Bar
Peter g IcKlrne,, 10. Mary Enzaoeth
willard + Gotham % Go.dIe NJ Mann
Frsar Peters Of Doris Jensen Is
Lloyd George Shsrland o. Alice Maria
Gror-r Rher p isabelle le Pow IS. -.
Edward Nia'eF. 1'i. Frances Ia vera -
vincent Thomas kepler p AVIS MAJ
Alhcr, DoIecek % Louise Sgherret. %
Walter Eoracek. ~ Agues Done la
Robert q Ga.lln-er 50 l1iF Mitchell 20
Thomas FOLEY % Betty v Nelrs. -
r .ber' Glenn Human. 2S lean Allison. -
E-rl Dunlop 20 noroth, N Wilson %
Joseph StNar,ze"skt 25 Gene leve Bl-
rhcopas cnlus. 26 Mary Lee Bel n
BENJAMIN Nic'ubiC - 20 audrey DH
Afmr clark o.: MARY THmarn %
Louis J Mon,her % Mildred Radstile. p
+ Louis Robert Nlrm, ~ frna crosse.
-ta-rz-rrx ffrrrrrrr ~ t.yt-Trr SrTfT-- 2
Joseph Auteie Lusser, 81 .-Rosahne AGNES
GIdJen p
Pusseu CHISHOLM ga Beruloe Gran'hcn -
Robert James Mauckr 90. Natalie MaNin'
/ N,Bl.ic ~
! 4i.-4 I4--.,t t.+.---.. -4,il,+@ ly+H=4a -
~ -aucs Roberts as Muuel Todd ~.
T-f1 r-4mUInO. - Tust Fertcfi. -.
Hector Gordon 80 Roberta Moore Is
FrauK Cumno - Frances De Angelo, 20
Harold + rllraer y &nrma Hampton. p
Leon Peter PoVojskL p Frances Mari'
Ei,h 2I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Gas Alarm
Skunk Inuades Army'S
Mask Test Grounds

WITH THE. TEXAS FORCES
on MANEUVERS SOMEWHERE
IN LOUISIANA, Aug - Sol
dierS assigned 10 the Hath + A.
reCimental command post had OK
perience today IN handling gas
masks during an emergency
To keep the mon alert a gas
alarm was sounded There were
frantic grabs for masks when the
CRY went up
Something's wrong They're
using real poison gas"
Some Quick-witied soldiers dc
tected an unfamiliar odor and
leaped 10 The conclusion that some
thing like phoSCenc hsd been rec
leased by mistake
lie was partly right The un-
familiar odor was produced-by a
skunk with a nice sense Of timing
Gen. Hugh : JohnSo
"Nmericas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
BIRTHS

Ethel Rogers 16a2s Trinity
ydia Radf0rd. sn5a Carbonate.
Maxine Reeder 66q LenoN.
Mary Rose 1903 Parker
.FmiIs Sehuette. 1888 Lindsay. 70
Helen StanCzak 1886 MedburN
l,-.a Ia k+Hf=F-ii-4lfs i-t-t
Township
Marie sandzik. 1921 Bps Crosse PoInte
Woods
Am Sirarusa. $500 East Forest
Harriet sherwood ls9aH- Muir'apt
nhan SnoN 2OUl6 Nacama
Theresa Slosk pqsb M0odmont.
FuniCe\ Schu.tI A2e( ssminoie'
Helen SNSiisk 1A,qe\ kNCs'pEtnn.
H. StahkeN I2N2SD tiNS mex.
Re,an sehh1NE\ 1fh.N SaratQsn
linda ThoR,\NSlg Nprfh Marh, West
. Dearborn IN ~ --
Mayy \Tomuet. 81, West sN-Mile Nirh-
I8Nt Park
Frances TarkN 2fi VneV~nd-
Nlsu'a Iirn 135 West BnChcr, Roy al
OAK \
Marian Janne't i2oso Broad 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
DEATHS

Michael Moran ST.. 1888 - Jean 70.
John Francis Heath 1900 Mcclellan s.
Helen F-.ese 3illl River road, lockwood
James F. Pavlork. 1908 Van Dyke, %
RAYMOND Trzsskos. 1914 Thirty second 81
lillian Cauts 1909 Common wealth. 81
John Tiombley 1925 Rochelle, 3d.
William Knowles. 1898 Tenth. Port Huron
- months
Ionn Pennies. Wsshhun Mo- a..
Margaret Fttcr. Sf6s Norwood o.
irene Hamilton zoos Provost -
MARI Noele 2si2 parker. peaLhorn. 81.
TuTTef CIHYbyfn W MA ~, ~
Mary Herihy 1925 Delaware, -.
Nicholas Osakschuk. 1870 Belmont Ham
tramck. %
Leonard smith. 1i0nT MackAy. as.
George Golf ln96 Howard. -------
-Af+kr casky Receiving Hospis ST.
Fred Ransom 20i9i Indiana 80
Henry Patterson, T2S RIVari 1l
Emrlia Recehta as RoblnWood, 81.
August Burok SSH Crane ~.
William J. Wolf l36ni Cedar-tnNe- ID
Mary Gwozd2 2O03 HaIleck. 50.
Anna J. I.idkea. l26ls MENDOZA IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Death notIres

BERNS August p, Adeline. wife OF the
late Adolph dear mother Of Mrs Otto
LII. Mrs r. Martin. Mrs. II Provo, Mrs
o. Schneider, Meta, Arthur. Irwin. Edward
and Waiter Berns; grandmother Of 10
grandchildren Funeral service TUESDAY
2 p. m, al residence, 1928 Helen at 2.30
p. m Al -. Pauls Lutheran Church, jay
ana Jos Campau
DFRDA-August 20 Helen, wife OF the
late John; dear mother Of Michael Ed 70
ward Edmund John. Irene ana Julia
Wrobleuski Grandmother of 10 grand
children -ni-Anthony- Kodak of
Pennsylvania. cousin of Frank Litak of De-
troit. Funeral from 62i0 Federal Wednes-
day. 30, 81. Hedwig Church 10 O'Clock.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Aug Is. 1871, At
Fort Knox, Lieut. Ellis Guindon, son
m Mr-rha- Mrs Homer Guindon. brother
Of Homer Guindon Jr Funeral ~ chapel
of the VIM r. Hamilton Co, Cass Ave.
a. AeXandrne Tuesday morning AT -.
and al Visitation Church az 80
TRJNk suddenly. on sunday. Aue -
1871. Robert L.. beloved husband ~
Myrtle 4 Trunk loving father 90 Mrs
Myrtle Matern friends may call AZ the
Hamilton Mnrtuar} 1919 Cass avenue.
Detroit, evening service wednesday A. the
Greim Funeral Home. 2ii4 Irving Park
boulevard. Chicago, Il.
NOGT--Ann, beloved mother OF Ann.
Theresa. DAVIS William Lotue Fisher
and Eleanor DeneWeth Funeral from S6-l
Harper, THURSDAY, q 30 a. m. 20 NATIVITY
church az 10 intermeni IN M o4vet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Struck Shipydrd
Opens Tomorrow
iut,rust,uuat New, service Wire

KEARNY, y. j.. Aug. 25. Of
fcials Of the Industrial Union Of
Marine and Shipbuildlng Workers
(CIO), sponsors Of the 17-day
walkout at the Kearny plant of
the Federal Shipbulding and Dry
dock Company today ordered-the
striking 5000 workers 10 return
10 their Jobs tomorrow.
The return-to-work orders were
issued after navy officials acting
under authority Of President
Roosevelt. took over the ship
wards Yesterday and assumed r.
spnnSiblitV for the completion OF
the two cruisers. Sin destroXerS
and four cargo ships now on the
WAYS
Under me direction or Rear
Admiral Harold Bower, -~hn
was delegated on Saturday night
10 take charge of the plant fore
mon and other supervisory per
sonnet met al the Shlpvard today
as preliminary 10 resumption
of full operations on the $45O-
100000 contracts at 130 a. IN.
TOMORROW
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
MhLLWRIGHr SERVICE
MORTGAGES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. yER~oR

GOLDMAN 4 SGSs-Musc for an oc
casions latest recordings reasonable
University 2-6Tq3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Female Help Wanted

BEAUTY operator. good wages 1920 West
Warren Phone Monday TYR l-Illl
EXPERIENCED gir or young woman
huusckeeper family of four. Pheasant
home good salary. Write stating previous
experience. Mrs D.. l.. Fink, ~ ". Ohver
ST.. Owusso. Mich
GENERAL huusework no cooking adults
fcfcrcnccs 1904 BslfouI. Telephone
Tuxedo 2-OtJ
GENERAL HoUsEWoRK white Doctors
home Ffas nights, eoud WAGES Town
send S-9691
GIRLS to assist rs dancing instructors. 80
PER NIGHT GUARANTEE, no eNper.
encs necessary. 2-s p M HOLLYWOOD
SCHOOL ~ Dancing f2ll woodward
TErrace . ss72
GIRL-Geucrai housework $40 per "reA,
good home private room and entrance
Inquire 2Jgtl Harper near s-fiil"
GIRL GENERAL HOrsEWORk care ~
baby Telephone Townsend 6-ii3i 2ibl
Gyhn Court.
GIRI.-Whre. about 90 general stay no
laundry Sic. l0i Puritan II
HousEwoRK STAY. niehts ~ heaM
laundry University 3Q2s Smal fam
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
as STNTION-OIL. GAS
GoIT BAGS. RAILS. Clubs

4 W Ct-VfIIIE station Washing luhri-
cation tire battery service. BOB Monroe
fHasfiuEsI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
DIVORCES

Divorces Ncfo granted to-
Bertha y Olson tom Naino.
lietrn ptictte from Thomas.
wilma Nylcs from Clarence.
! oulse Mary Rlmpas from Nl1hoits.
Helen Hendrickson from Bernhard
ttlalph Jacobson from Ruin
Beatrice KoYaWski from Joseph.
FJiLahcth WIT from Edward II
Dora Lucas Solomon from houald
EsteNr Wilson from Paul J..
I.cuUra Na0wi scott from George.
Rachel Montgomery from George
Catherine, Rlgh'myer from Hafr.
luc1 ! Meadows from james.
Anna Sell Gom Sheridan.
Alhert Aldrirh Anderson from Grne.4tve X
DEC RFE or ANNILNFNT
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
Employment Agencies

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DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
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JONES employment 3it6 Eraghrn
Wants Dsp Workers. Couples Io-.eIs
Maids Mattresses. Columbia 1910
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-25
WASHING MACHINE RIPAIR

MICHIGAN MASTER Cleaners Decora
.ng Industrial spray Painting u
surcd 20 Cadillac 5000