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enraged wife with the Iatters husband and
The chase reached an improbable climax in a
Swiss court where both Cornelia and Baer
were fined trifling sums for what the judge
termed their unconventional conduct and
Mrs. Baer was again awarded the custody of
Gladys.
Cornelias revolt was even less expected
than Margaret's for she had been raised with
the greatest care by her father to become the
princess of the vast almost feudal Vanderbilt
principality at Biltmore North Carolina For
81 years she fulfilled this destiny in eXem-
plary style then all of a sudden kicked over
the traces and made for Greenwich Village.
New York's Bohemian colony.
The only reasonable explanation of this
strange behavior ever advanced was that she
had become bored. Her husband, the Hon. Mr.,
Cecil British aristocrat of the aristocrats,
had thrown himself into the management of
her kingdom with such gusto that there had
been nothing left for Cornela to do but twid-
die her fingers. After seven years of this she
was like a power plant gone berserk.
From Greenwich Village she went to Lon
don and there, in less time than it takes to
tell, her name became the symbol of every
thing that was most extreme modern and
exotic.
There was no doubt about how her hair be-
came pink; she dyed it, explaining that that
was her proper color aura, according to the
findings of numeroogy Also for numeroogys
sake she changed her first name to Nilcha. BY
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1871 American weekly Rlght. R..Ned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23

IT is almost as difficult for Vanderbilt
break out Of the Social Register as il
. for anybody else to break into II. Y
Margaret daughter of the late Mrs Villa
X. Vanderbilt. Sr.. and Cornelia. daughter
the late George W. Vanderbilt. both manag
to make this break and they went about
in much the same way
An example of Marraretis fatter-dav soc
barrier breaking technique was supplied :
other day when she divorced her fourth HI
band the painter Frederick l. Sprague.
Carson City Nevada The fact that this lit
transaction occurred IN the quietest possit
manner did not make 1t any the less inc
cusabe from die-hard Tory point Of view
Once you get up into the multiple spous
or Peggy Joyce class. anything you do
is likely to seem inexcusable 20 Social
Registerites. always provided you have
once been one OF them. They feel more
tolerant toward people who like Peggy
Joyce for instance, have been outside
from the beginning
II Mr. Sprague had been Margaret's 4
first husband the discreet way in
which she gave him the heave-ho
might have been commended 1t was
a sort of lateral pass deception play
with tho husband carrying the ball to
midfcld and then the wife taking il
away from him and running for a
touchdown
After putting in the brief term Of
residence required Of disEruntled hus-
bands by Nevada laws the painter
Informed the local court that his wife
had been cruel 10 him Then Margaret
popped up out Of nowhere and said
that he had been mentally cruel TO her
Either considering mental cruelty
! more serious business than plain
cruelty or, perhaps. to add further
lustre to Nevadas reputation for gal
lantry. the court gave the nod to
Margaret
So inconspicuous was all
this that it was some time q
before it became known. and
even now there is some doubt
that the attorney involved
realizes how distinguished one
of the parties TO it was,
least Of all that she
had collected around ~
herself the sort of
legend with which -
dowag frighten
debutantes. W&
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OF the partles % Il was,
least of all that she
had collected around
herself the sort of
legend wit h W h ! c h
d va z ers brighten
debutantes.
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MARRIAGES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DEATHS

Lucs Pagoto. s035 crane, So
Leroy Mcconnell Belkille, 2s.
Marie smhh. Sass oakman boulevard. 81
Carol Ann starosta, $3.50 81 Auhin. /
Michael w. o'Rourke. 5ef3 Bedford, 70.
Lawrence Blskely, 1890 Chandler PArl
Jun. cowell. 1910 Cruise, 2s.
Anna LorenI. ssi1 Mcouads, sebswsing
John j. Cummings. s77 selden. 81.
Francis Freeman. 1902 Hardwood, IS
Thomas Charles Small. 1906 fuller, IS.
caarle, Phillips $50 West Milwaukee.
Frederick J. oliver. PAPA s. Eas.n. n
Della Portia Cline. 1922 Roselawo ~
Albert Saunders, 1888 Mohawk. Dearborn
Thomas Roman. 2a72 caa. II.
Frank clsrkson. 1918 Hildsls, a.
Mary Schultz. 2s2 Philip, SO
n n,IS,s1 T carson 1 i25i Ferdinand; u.s.
William II. Lesrmont. 1887 Linnhurst. as
Nancy J. Brooks. 1891 oakhrd, 81.
Charles VIM. Mecsrron. 2ol77 Pieadill
Mary Fsrlsnd. I24s Tw.nty.four,n Al.
Lawrence Grendyss. shurly Hospital. "a.
Lillian Pacosz. 3t0i Lockwood. s months
John y Mueller. 32ts Yves, Euclid. rs.
Vera swhier 1884 Blue Hill, as
Nellie Grace Carter. 1905 Ferdinand az
Evelyn Brown. 23oii Ford road. Dearborn
rrshh Mhftln Lamb, Fowlerville, "a.
Daniel ". Gilbert. Harbor Beach, ~.
Mary w. Mcneil. 1874 Arlington, 81
Louis Stlweil. 2s250 Grosbeck hirhvsy
Warren township. II.
May y. simpson. 1859 Fleet ST.
Roger Leroy Duncan. 1873 East Savannah
I month.
John Walejks. 1928 Bran3on. 81.
Mary Barrett. 1921 Hardwood. rs.
Pauline 1.nS p sasse q ~ Cottage Grove. High
Harry James Keller. 1884 Panister 50.
John Lewandowski. t542 Bangor, 81.
Theodore Draper. 1881 Andover 3s
Frances v. Collins s4I West Hancock, rs
Anil vsnitvelt. 1861 West Bethune 81.
Albertha Himmick. 1917 Lieholdt 30.
BENJAMIN n. Price. $500 South Edsel so
John Kittendorf. t0ie Garland. 50.
Pauline yabisky. 2p4 Third, IS
Arthur ~. Clark. 1901 Ward. ~.
James n Mcdonald, 2ies Field. u.
Joseph Szatkowski. 1879 Belvidere, as.
Lance. ". McMacken, 1912 Gladstone S.
Margaret Ryan, 1920 Woodward, IS
Dora Freedman, 45s5 West Warren. 81
Anthony Burds. 3a05 Second So
David Dsntxig. 1880 West Philadelphia, 70
Helen Lashbrook. 1911 Ardmore, 81.
Agnes Mscunas, 1900 Filler, so.
Joseph Schultz. SOB Kitchener 81
Robert Kaulian 3O07 Eighteenth z
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Lost and Found

DARRELL OF DISHES, on truck; sun
y day Needed. ., Reward. Telephone
Lenox 1895. NAN
DAcHsHUNDs young, answers to prince =
tNeiahborhood 81. JeanNVernor Highway }
Reward Lenox 224i.
G GERMAN shepherd police dog: black and
tan; answers 20 name kelly - Liberal
reward. 1919 Orchard, Van Dyke, Mich.
LOST, Saturday. between 3 and $40 p. m.
girls Gotham wrist watch. round. black
silk band. Chalmers Mack or Ashland
graduation keepsake. TU. 2-i6s7. 1895
Ashland
LosT-BLACK ENVELOPE PURSE
Containing papers, valuable 10 owner
Vicinity Rivard and Forest Reward p. n
stevens. Telephone Fitzroy ASIA or Temple
1880.
LOST Saturday on Dexter bus, 2 needle
point chair covers: liberal reward please
return. they are not mine. Cadillac 1907
until 5.
LOST -White poodle, male vicinity Kirby
and TrumbuI: reward. Tyler f-7699.
MALE HouND-Blaek. brown collar
(neighborhood Fairview- Warren), Re
ward lyanhoe 1924.
SUITCASE, containing clothing. miscellane
Gus lalley 1882 West Grand bOulevard)
Reward. Tyler 4-ss5s.
WALLET (blackl- Downtown; CONTAINING
money, needed badly; Identification
Reward. Tyler s-o2s7.
WHITE spitl. male; lost IN Crosse Pointe
Reward. Niagara 1882.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Robert J. Dishav, %: Rosaiine sooolla. 70.
Ernest Lee Hurst. 20 vsnetta Jean Am
Norman, Is.
Tracy vsro Buckwaiter 81; Sara Porter
Gregory. "a.
Anthony Dubovik. %; Eva Tyrpak. rs.
Henry Hunter as Olga Cowelchuk. 20.
BENJAMIN Greenlees. 10: Patricia Parks
20. N.
Bernard J. Lsmbaeh. 81; Doris e. Archer.
90
Ralph Behr.ndi. "a; Helen sharp. ~.
Francis J. Bser, "a; Ella Marie Moore. n
Robert Norman Wallace. II; Mary Eugene
Jane. n. Murphy. "a Mary Louis. ThsI.sn
Roman paligga. n :, Irsn. Farekas. Is
Nicholas B. Porosky 20; Ruth Ivy Rake
William A. Sharon. 81: Hilds Psquetts. 30
Joseph Y. Grablck, %; Irene ID. stasik, IS
w Ros".. s. + Fr''".nn' 3d. Minnie N
Arthur Louis woltsrinE. "a; Elizabeth JANE
Campbell, %.
Arthur J. Bennett. Is; Elizabeth MAJ
Carl Arnold. sf.~ynsini. Peters, 10.
Paul Remiszewski, 80; Mary Rembecka
"a
Norman Rehss. "a; Elsie Hattie M.nard
Is.
John Msndo, IL; Margaret Kresko. 20
Harold Howlin. ~ Ruth Brandt. %.
Harry Wertman, IS. Marie Csandh. Is
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APPLEs-MeIntosh. fancy, 81 bu.; No
!. si25a1.1si No. 2. 75e bu.; Greetings
No. 1, 7sea si.25 bu.; No. 2. soc bu.
iI sS ss .nsi p.slo bus sS S
No. 1. si.soai.7s bu. No. 2. Use; North.
srn Spy, fancy. x2d2.5 so bu.i No. 1, ST.
OILS bu.; No. 2. si.2S bu. SHOWS. No:
siaiSo bu. No. 2. 7oe bu.; wsgners. No
I, s1Gi.35 bu.
BEETs-Fancy. 81 bu. No. !. 3og4oS
dozen punches; sou 6oc bp.
BRoccoLI-No. i, si.s5a225 bu.; No
2, $3.50 bu.
cABBAGE-No. 1. soasoe bu; No. 2
: zoe; red. No. /, 500 7Sc bu. curly No J.
50d7bc bu
a s soe so1i Dunehss, s5c "a bu'; No. .
- nor. bunchesi 7Se bu.
suLIFLowER-fancy Sat Me- )
P25nl.75 5u.: No. 2. Use.
cELERY-Fsney. 500 7oei No. J. sog
\ASrt No. 2, 15ff 25c dozen punches.
NcttERY souAREs-No. 1. 81.
CELERY cABBAGE-Fancy. 81 bu.
sEEikEsssEE n RHaES'. i. $500" msdas 'S Is
40 pIIL@4o soc dozen lunches.
EGGs-Large. Si3 500 "a 3o-doE case
m1 EnGPr kNT%No. i, 7scasi; No. q, soc.
FENNEL-No. /, 1889 so, so Coz soc t sens,
bunches dry onions, FANCY sio"V< - 80
PARsNIPs-No. /, soea n'2a; NO. q
PARSLEY RooT-No. /. 5O9 7oc bu'hsli
PARsIEYoTo. I. 35a5Oc dor. bchs
PEARs.-No. l, 75cn 81 hu.; No. SOC
PEPPERs-Green, fancy. 81 ou. NO. J.
u25g1.75 bu. No. 2, 7Se su' green, not
sscasi bu: No. 2, soc bu.; red. sweet
No 1. 75cGsi.25 bu; No. 2, soc bu. =.
POULTRY Hens. live, heavy breeds, il
n 2oc In leghorns i71i9c ID. broilers'
heavy. 2oq22c leghorns, i7alsei DUCKS
PoTAToEs-Fsncy, ial.lo bu. No. l.
PUMPKINS I, tod soc bu.
oUNCEs-No. 1. s2g2. so hu.
RADIsHES-Red, No 1. 75cdsi dor,
hchs. No 2 soc: horse, No. 1. 75c 2 81
PIX bskt long white, No ], 55n7oc doz
bchs; No 2, soc; hothouse' No. l. eoe
dor punches.
SQUASH - Hubbard, No. l. 400 SOC
Tabi. queen. no. /. 5oae5c: No. 2. zoe;
Delicious No !, 504 CSC bu
ToMAToEs-No. /, s2.5og275 eu.; No
& $50 bu.
TURNIPs-No. 1. 3oda +0c don. behs
VEGETABLE GREENS Romano. No.
I. 5Oa7sc bu: esesrole, No. 1. 5od Use
bu sndive. No. l. siTi.25 bu.: No. 2.
Use: kohl-rabi No. I. IS n soc don. bchs
swiss ehard. t0a SOC bu. kale. No. j.
40 II soc bu coilards, No. !. 40 n SOC bu.
mustard. No. !, ssh poo bu No. 2. toc
house, 81 rs bu leeks. No. /. S0n Use doI.
hchs spinach fancy. N2S bu. No. I.
75easi bu No. 2. soc bu- turnips. No.
I, 40 q soc bu
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DEATHS

Hattie sims. $40 Paimerston. River Rauge
n.
Irene Korpalski. SAYS ST. Aubin. 30.
Julia c KlontE. TiOi KiplinR, 49,
Harry A Swanson. lT25 Psliister. 81.
Mary Klann. 3s42 Medium II.
Johanna Engiund. 1929 Webb, SIS.
Catherine Sophia Lyon. TOSS GARNER, II
Caroline Oehmke. 1900 Waltham, u.
Mariann Freiwald, 1877 Aigonso. 7
Amelia Dickman, 26tT Alter road, 81.
william Cummings. $50 Henry, es.
Ida Penn. $40 Seminole, SIS.
Anna ceeielskie 1851 Humboldt. 50.
william r. O'Hearn.l 1904 Fifth, 70.
Grace schriver. ess Hudson, IS
Lowell r Blowers 1000 otego. +s.
Anna swiderski. 5702 Addison. 40.
M.ryp Bsr,o7sk 12i9o Maine SO
Alice Toole Jones. l233i'Appoline, 81
Roosevelt Thaxton, us Madison. IS.
Albert Burden. 1902 Broadway, 50.
soiomsn BuIes, 1885 fuller, 81.
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Deatf) Rotlres

MOORE-Nov. 8, 1871. George F.. beloved
husband Of the late Clara; dear father OF
Clarence W. grandfather OF Betty; brother
Of John Moore OF Highland Park. and the
late Mrs. Ida Gibbs. Funeral Wednesday
p. m, from the Harper Mulligan
Funeral Home 1880 Hamilton
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DIVORCES

John Granowicl from Julis
Warren s. McDermott from Grace.
Sprigh, r. Simpson from Lucy Mae.
Neva Killett from Albert
Anthony Georgilas from Eva q.
Robert Reese Larrie from Dora.
William Mungula from Narcsa.
Melvin Parker from Flora.
Theima NJ. Anderson from William Q.
John szykierda from stefsnia.
George A. Wilson from Ina.
Daisy Wade from Lorne
Samuel Sesrcy from Jessie
Jack Bisisdell Halle from Myra Bell.
Isabelle Winkler from Louis.
Joel Greenlee from Birdie.
Mamie y. Jensen from Troels A
Philip 8. Claus from Agnes Flittie.
Mabel Prince from CLYDE.
Irene Mitchell from Morris.
Frna Renk from Albert.
Irene Norris from Charles.
Walter Tyndyk from sofia.
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CHICAGO
EARNINGS

d P..o Natural Gas Company Of Deia-
ware and subsidiaries reports TOT Nv ~
months ended September 30, a net income
on S22i3p2S after federal income ana ~.
c.se profits taxes. etc, equal siter pr
cent preferred dividend requirements. to
S3.Si common share. against an a..
tustsd net income Of 81 3aS. o0l or ~ -
= common re In The IL months ended
September 30. 1870.
Merchants and Miners Trsnsportstior
comnany reports for the quarter ended
ssp,snber ~ a net profit ~ ss4.Is3 AFTER
fsd,rai income taxes depreciation rents
etc EQUAL 10 - cents a share on lsI.s3a
sharss This compares with net profi'
81 si33 o72 or 81 cents On 234 pa shares
reported for the September quarter OF tn'
previous year.
western Union telegraph Company re-
norris for the nine months ended septemhel
n a net profit Of SIS 32s. 1872 after fedora
income taxes etc. equal n $500 share
against 81 2ls s3s for 81 n share n
me 1910 period.
Pressed steel Car Company reports fo'
ihe nine months ended september 30 =
net profit 81 S4ss spa after federal snc
statr income taxes etc. equal, after nin'
months dividend requirements on 2Q3. 5l'
shares 81 5 per cent cumulative convertinl'
nrst preferred and 81 T37 shares NJ pei
cen, convertible second preferred, % AZ
cents a share on 5s6 e20 shares ~ common
siock This compares with 81 2sS. s03 oi
S203 share on $40 2f5 common shares
In the first nine months 81 1910.
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Employment Agencies
APPLY AT ONCE

t,cs,-,r,.,,AF fLt NJ UNCs -
SALES. TECHNICAL. EXECUTIVE FIELD
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
620-2i-27 TRANSFORMATION BLDG.
JONES Employment ais Beaublen wants
day workers. couples. porters, malds.
mattresses. Columbia 1910
cOLoRED girls; best Jobs; housswork
tss-ti5l. references. 1922 Rivard. Ter
race 2-ei63.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate nstinss
Ia the big Sunday Times Want a
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Female Help Wanted

ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES We offer. :
real opportunity during your spare flrs6
20 add - income IN diRnlhed plesssn4
occupation. no previous experiences nsceo-
sary-No money inssstmsnt q sny tin1
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IF you LIKE TO DRAW, SKETCH OR
PAINT, write for talent test tno feel !;
give age and occupation. Address Box
B-65oi. Detroit Times.
WOULD like 20 hear from reliable men
We can train to overhaul, install and
service air-conditiohing and refrigeration
equipment; must be mechanically inclined:
no interference with present occupation.
For Interview, write a. once. giving name.
address, age. Utihties Inst, Box $500.
Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-11
Livestock Markets
DETROIT

CATTLE-Receipts 1, Don: market: butch
- steady; cows. weak 10 CSC lower; bulls
but steady; choice steers. sii.7o0 IL so
bod steers. $40 75d Ii.75 common IN me
dunn. t7aiO75: good heifers. sionif
common 10 medium So 10; good cows
81 S0a7.Ts: medium cows. sT1 80; cutter
ana common. ss751T; Gamers, tt.25a
BIS; good beef bulls. ss.759s; good sau'
,age bulls. ss25as. medium sausage bulls
y7TSGsT5. cutter ard common. $50 Ia
good and choice stocksr and FEEDER caves
xIlHi3: medium, SIS ~ good stocksr sno
feeder steer. and hsfers, Sc 23i com
mon n medium. tT1s
CaIVEs-Receipts 500, market. stead,
20 soc OF. good and choice slAn lf.sp
common 70 medium, $50 - so. cuils and
saEEP AND LAMBS Receipts = 500
market steady good and choice ismns
sii asa II 50; medium "a good.sio 81 ~
Gull and common. S7n 10 1000 ano e ~ g.
ewes. S5Sons; common and medium $50
n5 IS: euis 81 1919 50.
HOGS Receipts .. 500 market not cs,sn
iiEhsd esriy prospects around ss 49,. $50 $50.
go lbs sio.iO: 10000 lbs $40; $50. zst
ins Sc %. 2so-3o0 lbs $50 heavi .s
Soo. tg0 los 50 So roughs. So 1919 pig'
ana lights. SsT5a 10, stays. Sz3asoo.
PITTSBURGH
pfTTERuRGH. Nov. Ii.--uNsl CAT
Try Receipts 80. steady. steers, choice
All Snsfl2 50 medium N good. ~ sou IL
common 2sGa25 haifers. medium u
Vood 81 soJg7S. common. khmI, cow
medium 20 good s5.T5uT, Gamers arc
ea,,ters Stgs bulls. good ~ choice. ~ 3,
sI o 90 common 10 n6dTuni, K5-5H1 80
HOGS Receipts 400, active lSc nigne'
iso.is0 los Si0 SO 10 so. isn-2zo los
sio sosji as; 100 $50 lbs $40 IS n 10 81
$50 ao lbs. sloa 10 IS. i0o-iS0 los.' sl'
MI0. 20: roughs. tene 90 -.
FHFFp- Receipts ijQ; STEADY; ehoic'
tsnbE XiI 2Sft II u.s. medium 10 gooh' "
ali. common lambs. 50 50nsi ewes sSV
4 rs: w.,hers. S3.Soa5 rs. =.
cALVEs-Re 80. STEADY sonn y
choice Sitnl5. medium, til % y IL 90
eulls ana common so 10.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. Nov li.--uNsb -HoGs-Re
eeip,s IS 500. market steady 20 strong
Followers 1000. top $40. 81 onIs' -. siVv :,
cyin IS. Hght. 50 s51,i0.2S; light lights
50 7S0 10 IS: packing COWS, 80 90 n 1919
pig. TTL pE 900; market steady
Xcsly..- Receipts 600 marke, 1esny
N steers. choice sii 5on u 10 common
b03ii 50: yearlinEs, Sen IL ~ on'en
METERS ssTl2S0 cows. So 9m - ~
mi. 81 s0sin IS. calves IS = II: feeders
xs1iI rs; stockers. steers, Nn IL cow
and hsifers 50. So6 10 81.
suEEp- Receipts 600: marke' s,eAdy
,amhs- siiTiisn. common, $40 ~ year
InrS- U7STes5, feeders ste 20 ? t7Fe
ewes. So 75a5.75.
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Death aotlres

VALENTINE - Suddenly November 10
William A. beloved husband OF Alice
father Of Dudley OF Los Angeles, Cal
Russell and Gerald OF Detroit. stepfathei
~ Lucille and Lyle, also survived By two
roe and Ulysses Valentine. Funeral from
the Harper Mulligan Funeral Home, '6fS
Hamilton. Thursday 230 .. m. Burial Al
irand Rapids.
NER Linden Q. 1871 Edward, dear
father OF Mrs. Lawrence Peer and Mrs
Ruth NerLinden Rohde Funeral from resi-
dence. eli Edgemont. Crosse Pointe Park
Wednesday $50, AMI 81. Ambrose Church
al 10 O'Clock
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Scratches
International News Service Wire
RoCkgNCuAN PARK

Weather. clear. track SLOW
FIRST Race-Castleridge Fourth Hand,
Bonnie Golos. swan saxon
- Second Race Bright and Early. Trim
he'd. Skeeter. Feng.
Fourth Race Molhe Gal. Eidee, Dovis
Zou Apropos.
Fifth Race-Prairie Doc
Eighth Race-Nopalosa Ro1o, hovseen.
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BOYS. 1919 YEARS OLD

with bicycles for night messenger work.
Vacations with pay. Healthful outdoor
work, 3sc an hour IL YOU are attending
school. here II an opportunity for you 20
earn extra money. See Mr. swarthout,
Room 2os, Western Union Telegraph Co.,
536 Shelby ST,
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DEATHS

Walter Walton. 4433 Seventeenth, 81.
Lillian Runyon. 1ll2 West Forest. So.
Lawrence Irvine, 1900 Cadieux. 70.
John A. Esplen. 7772 Concord, SIS.
John Thomasson, 4se Meldrum. 81.
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BOYS. 1919 YEARS OLD
Male HeIp--Saiesnen
BRAND NEW BUSINESS

BRAND NEW BUSINESS
unique in the field ~ small industry. Thls
business service made essential by drastic,
new federal tax laws. also helps eliminate
the chief cause OF bankruptcy; endorsed by
Americas leading concerns associations
and thousands OF satisfied users
To few aggressive one-caH closers.
over 30. accustomed to 81. 500 a year or
better. We offer an unusual opportunity
for permanent connection with high per.
centage on original and repeat business, On
a protected lead basis and exclusive terri
tory. Proven sales plan makes possibls
substantial cash earnings beginning nrst
day. BEST SELLING SEASON NOWi
Phone Mr.. Bill Foster. Cherry 5000 an
day Monday.
WANTED-Reliabi man 10 succeed Y. A.
Wilkie as Rsweigh Dealer in Southwest
wayne County, ~ townships 3151
families. Selling experience unnecessary %
start Everything furnished except car.
splendid opportunity 70 step into a per-
manent and profitable business estabIshed
over years. Good prohts for a hustler.
For particulars write Rawleigh's, Dept.
MCK-ii0-i0 Freeport. Illinois
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DARRELL OF DISHES, on truck. sun
day Needed Reward. Telephone
Lenox 1895 NAN
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PIANO TEACHER

CHICK MOORE-Modern swing piano 3O3a
virginia Park. Appointments. Telephone
Tyler 5.i7es. -
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Funeral Directors

J. SUTTON a SON
4147 TRUMBULL AVE. TEMPLE 2-sii
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Weather cloudy: track fast
First RAce-Stormy Night, Little Mon
arch. Tribal Papoose. Scarlet Bow.
Second Race-Ballarosa Bullet B.,
Night Rain. Miss Happy. The Thane.
Third Race-Heliograph
Fourth Race--What Excuse. Big Do
Ings Glass shipper
sixth Race Abrasion.
Seventh Race -,TanEanvika. Flying
Duke, Ebony BOY. Pittsburgh.
Eighth Race-Ksy Ring, Rough Man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-11

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tNeiahborhood 81. JesnNVernor Highway
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Evening star., 1941-10-26
QUAINT COLONIAL BEDROOM
IN RUGGED SOLID MAPLE.
, PCS. 69.955

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friendly
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Evening star., 1941-10-26

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Evening star., 1941-10-26

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Monday is NAVY DAY commemorn"s the founding of the
NATIONS FIRST LINE OF DEFENSE Monday Fariawn -
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-03
Michigan in
Washington
BY Esther Van Wagner Tufty


A two-fisted guy who puts first
things first-John Carmody-w
head up the new Public Works pro-
gram.
It's a tough S1500o0,0O0 spending
Job. Even the congressman and
senator's. who will be faced with
homefolk urging them to push this
and that project, admit it.
In order to give fast and efficient
aid 10 those communities with
school, health, power and 'recrea-
tional facilities strained by the sud
den influx of defense workers, the
program must be flexible to take
care of both mild and severe cases
of expansion pains.
But flexible program leaves a
lot to the discretion of the admin
1strative staff An inflexible. set
pattern demanding big financial
participation, would work real hard.
ship on areas bloated with a new
population. Some communities can
afford to pay half of the cost of new
hospital facilities. for example. An
other boom" town, blown up from
500 TO 5000 population. cannot.
1t is expected here that Michigan.
with its great production areas. will
get a great many projects. That is
why regional office will be set up
In Detroit, serving also Ohio and
Kentucky.
Any Michigan city which has a