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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23
DEATHS

Mar Smith. 5sos Cabot -.
sister Narv Maura. SchooiCraff and New
burg roads. 81
Agnes smith $50 Nhrica, -
John August Weeks. e733 Hoimur so
Charles Yarowsky. 1850 West Euclid ~
Jennie Jordan. JOY road and Lshser' SIS
Lucian Perry s14s Dubois. IS.
Anna r. Freierabend, as Norm Military
SIS
Henrietta J. Clark. 2O37 Beecher IS
Ella ~ Martin. 1880 Audubon, -.
carrie Dorsey. 22s3 sherman. 81
Lucinda Bratt. 1877 Lumpkin 70.
John Gcczy. s47i Vanderbilt. -
Farl Rooney Bad Axe Mich. 80.
John O'exy. 1901 West Jefferson. u
Iuriinc Marie King. 1905 Fourteenth 20
Rochester Hagan, a677 Demar 20
Helen Witkowski 1920 McDUugsll. 40.
Elijah Curry. 1873 Madison. %
Dolores Salters S3i Benton 4.
Joshua Jones. 6i2i Whitevood, 80
Edward Dean 1851 Mack. days.
John PiarOwski. 27O3 Zihov 81
John Bethman. 24s2 Van Dyke. 70.
Arthur Robinson, 1855 South Grand oouie-
ward, 40
Florence Agnes Kehoe. 637s Van Buren,. 80.
Solomon Korn i04T Elmhurst. S..
Anna Gibbs 5i72 Hurlhui. 81.
Agnes Lowry s9i7 Petoskey, SO
Notie Boaz 1901 jos. Campau. 81
Eugene V ste rler. rs Cnburr. =
Harriet NILSSON, 5te EIrlings e. -
.Onv .faulr-s. 5i1S AhclN sn.
Laura Boston. BOO Van Court. 80
Anna Schumherg. 1920 Winter pace So
Audrey Pringle. 1878 18th stree, ~.
Russell Alive 1855 Yorkshire -.
Henry T. Liehscher. t1t3 Cooper, %.
Dora NJ Mueller. 2isf Lansing. y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23
Detroit Kills Ban
On House Seats
TIme. s,an { ofre.rnnd.nt

LANSING May q Detroit
members today blocked a last
minute effort By rural legislators
10 restrict Wayne County 10 p
seats in the House OF Representa-
tiVeS
Although the county has only ~
seats al present. II is entitled 10
approximately s. and may cap
turc 30 or more if a constitutional
convention is held IN 1913
SponSore by Rep. John B.
Smith tRl Alma farmer. a reSolu-
tion Unexpectedly appeared on the
floor proposing "A constitutional
amendment limiting the metrop-
oils 20 > members. Rep Edward
J. Walsh. Democratic. floor leader
from Detroit led opposition which
defeated the plan when II received
O. votes II needed 81.
Gen. Hugh =. Johnso
"America's Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23
Personals

MEN. WOMEN. NANT VIM?
stlmulants In ostrex Tonic Tablets pep up
bodies lacking In yitamin Bi. Iron, Cal
eium. PHOSPHORUS Special Introductory Csc
size today ONLY 2sc. Call write Cunning
ham. kinsel. Sans Cut Rate. Walgreens
and all other good drug stores.
MRS RAVE = Astroiogist Featured AT
state Fair. 5s37 Mitchell. PLAZA 2503,
PHYsIOTHERAPY Special Monday. Tues
DAY, "wednesday. 81 90. 29iO West Grand
Boulevard Madison $500
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful office treatment while working.
Doctor DE Swarte Rectal Clinic. 5OO5 Cas-
avenue. Temple l-2i2f.
PROF ELTON. AsTRoLoGY
Consultations daily. 10 10 B: Tuesdays and
Fridays Till q Closed Sunday. 3ils John
r., between Erskine and Eliot speclsi 81.
QUADRILLE HALI.-Old-Time Dancing
May % Grand Opening. 65i5 Grand
River. formerly Eastern star CAFE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23
Death the Victor
Physician Tries to Restore Life to Killer Executed
in Electric Chair-and Fails

BOSTON, May ga fantastic
scheme TO needle life back into
= the body of an electrocuted
murderer shortly after he was re-
moved from the chair at Charles
town state prison was revealed
today by DR.. William J. Brickley,
Suffolk county medical examiner.
The victim. Doctor Brickley
disclosed. was Joseph Brooks. 30,
electrocuted April % for the
murder of a Milton policeman.
Doctor Brickley said the expert
ment was conducted in his labora-
tory at Massachusetts General
Hospital, less than an hour after
the body, which was given four
shocks. was rushed from the prison
by ambulance.
Assisted by DR.. Robert II.
Schwab. the Suffolk County medi-
cal examiner said. he worked on
the body for 20 minutes 10 confirm
q theory that electrocution results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23
BIRTHS
BOYS

BOYS
Boys we're born 90:
Fdr.e Aeobrooks. tsi3 Chris'iarc,
Amanda Amaker. 1929 East FeJ.
Irene battle. S53s Julian.
Virginia pelHeski 1927 Bunaio.
Adel.ne Barnes 1921 Hillger
viola Brown. i0i25 Roseberry.
Jsanett. Byrne. 2l72 Hubbard
Irene Brz'ek 56s7 Proctor.
Angeline Bclisle 81, Clemens
Mary Brecht. t5l Moran Crosse Poinis.
Margaret Brown. s72 Lilhbudge.
Isabelle Cleveland. 1925 Beard
Beatrice Cheyaler. iTs Richter. Ry. Rouge
Sell Cherltree 1895 StTaihmoor.
Marie Crusoe. 1903 Birchcrest
Bessie Dick@rSon $40 Superior
Eleanor DeMsulenasre. l2s2s Camden
Burnett DouEhrty. 1882 TWIN
Dorothy proulilard 2033 Almeds
Beatrice Dsia nursntaye 1899 Pu.e7ki
Martha Dearden sl5 Blair Roysi Oak
Burnett D0ughrity iNi2 Tweifth
Dorothy Foster, 1912 Ardmofe
Regina Falconi I'll Vest AicAaudrne.
Catherine FIGARO. 1927 OTIS
Gardehre Gore 1850 Nsne.d.
Rose Gordon 500 Tyler.
Fila GreenspOn. 1928 Ia sac
Sorns Green I5F0T Burt road
Edna Haupt 1909 Wykes.
Msbei Hstion. 3s4 Pearson Feradals
MARY Hutchinson. l76ot Carbon.
charlotte Hughes. 1871 BesverIana.
louise HIM iis73 Prest.
Enzabeth Hesrne 22is McDougsll.
DurufnN jay. lAsZA koCkddle,
lou Kennedy. 573 Ktniiworth.
Doris Kelso 4T2s Van DYKE
Minnie Kerrien. esii CsrAonia.
Leila Klug 81 Cisir shores
ThemA l.angtpn 5000 Mach
Virginia Lundlne. 1856 Monterey
Made Mcintosh. $50 Leland
Elizabeth Mornings;ar 1897 BirSood.
Una Mason 3lo5 East Jefferson
Mamie McQuiStion 1915 Cardoni
Julia Moore a5sq Liilibridge.
Anna McWjniams. sl23 Yinger Dearborn.
Matilda Novak. 27S5 Twenty fourth.
Anna OFT 1880 Trinity.
Gertrude Pease 24O East Grand Boulevard
Eleanor puglise. 1851 Pinehurst.
Beatrice Reichenhaum, -2i77 Belvidere.
Rita Rose. 1887 West Lafayette
Marie sutherland 1885 Tracey.
Mollie Shsnken 1888 Rochester
Roberta starr 1927 Alden.
Mary sands lOe Pane River Rouge
Edna szkoia' l0il Adelinc
Grace Spicy 1929 Ardmore.
jeanette Tyler 1855 Lincoln.
Dora Trammsll s5t Watson
Maria Vandenabeele 2oiO Alter road
Dorothy Wheeler. 25e West Bennett Fern
Arms Wine. 1878 Eastwood drive Grsto'
Township
Ruth Wagner. 1888 e-Mns road. Ess
rlsrsne, white i7li5 pequindre.
Mildred WcShrook l65 East Montana
Helen Wawnsczyk. $3.50 81 Aubin
Pearl Walker. 1884, Plainview
GIRLS
Girls we're horn -.
Nyetfr Anderson 1885 Turner
rita Altman. 80 J.. New Hampshire
Picasanf Ridge
jeanette Nsssu1, 1856 Rsdcmacher
Ruth FaVcnEer. 1882 Indiana
Arnett Bs'nius. 22q05 Marleboro. Dearborn
Angelina Bobernick, 1927 Charest
MarGsret Basso 1892 Petoskey.
Tavern Brim. ITO Concord.
Bunnie Brown. 2iOs McKinstry.
Lily Bruno. 23i36 Murray. W Dearborn
Clara Csvanaugh. 1875 Smile road.
Detroit
Freda Cassissi. 1870 Chene
Marie Cicotte 50 r. James. River Rouge
Margie Clark. 1923 Lacrosse.
Esther Cuiotta. iii7 Townsend.
Nirgie Daniel. 3f3j Beeubien.
Beatrice Dean. 49, Mack
Georgia Dyer. Trenton Mich.
Siri Easter. 1891 Winston.
imGa farris. 23tl sixth
Katherine Finn. Crosse Pt
Yvonn Gleason. 1900 Fairfield
Mary Greenieaf, 2O4 Geneva. Highland PIX
Nelma Hagood. 1918 Demsr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23

In final irreclalmable death. SAID
Doctor Brickley:
"Fifty minutes after Brooks
was removed from the chair a
brain-wave machine was placed
over the killers head In an
effort to detect activity In the
brain. There was none.
"A stimulant was injected into
the heart muscle to see II IL
could be revived. II could not.
1.-THE body was massaged In
the manner of a man who has
been drowned. IL failed. Ten
other tests were applied, but
none Of them revealed a sign Of
life"
When asked what he would
have done if Brooks had come 10
life. Doctor Brickley said:
"He wouldn't have. II any
indications Of life had shown at
all. we would have ceased our
experiment"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23
DEATHS

Margaret Alsxandrine Paul. 1858 Spruce, so
John " Berg. 1853 Newport. 6s
Rodney Royal. STA Woodrow. months.
Annie r.. schultz. 1892 West Euclid. So.
chyia Goron. 1851 Petoskey, 81
Bertram Hamlin Crouch. 5o4 West ss-
Mary Elizabeth BELLS. 1910 Tuxedo. 10.
Thomas Greene. 1892 Revere
Peter stoots. 1882 Twenty fourth.
jos Williams. 1906 Frederick, 30 q
Glare Marie Holman 224s McGraN. 20.
Gustof Lenz. 1872 Yseona. 81.
Marcel ksiazek. 1928 Plumer.
Stanley Grsbda. $500 Lumpkin' Ham
Rev cha., whittemore. 1915 Maryland.
Crosse Pie. PIX. So
Blanche A. Bernier. ef2 Twenty-third.
Melvin j. Yake. Deckervile, Mich, SO.
Mile A. Mcintyre, 1882 Indiana. os.
Rose Ratz. 1900 Taylor, "a
Cornelius Van Agtmael. 52i5 Florida, 50.
Tena Miller. 70i5 Agnes. 40
Claude Lightfoot, e3s Medbury. ~.
Joseph j. Dunhabeck sr.. 1852 whitney, II.
sam Kiamond 1897 Euclid, 10
Helena Engel. 1928 Wabash. IL
Charles Meske. Port Hope. Mich, So.
Fam Sotirhos. 223t Howard. a..
George h. Pandazithis. 1888 Brainard So
Sarah Isabelle Mari 1882 Loyerette. II.
John c. Fuller. 1905 Atkinson. 81.
Rosa schmd. 1851 seyDum. 81
Benjamin Diegel 1928 Faircrest. so.
NJ
Bette Ford. 27s Alger. 20.
Aloysius George oss 92i4 Hayes. 81.
Stephie Kohout. issOi syracuse. IS
James Carroll, 1911 W Vernon 10.
Joseph c. Brachulis. 1851 Archdale. 43.
Charles Joseph Ross. 1885 Quincy. 50.
Ellen Taylor, 1888 Exeter So.
Elizabeth Grabetz. Carleton. Mich, 81.
Mary H. Pike, $50 Purdy. SIS
Theresa Tippert. 4727 Rohns 65.
John Lester. 57J Adelaide ~
oretta Mclwsin. 373 Holford. River
Rouge, %.
Howard Robinson. 22l5 Beaubien ~.
Henry Lacey, 65s Medbury, 80.
Walter c. Felezsk. 74i4 Marjorie. 81.
Della McMunn. 1888 Seward. 40.
Josephine Wanda Peirykowski, 2fs0 Cray
ling, Hamtramck 20.
stella r. Bennett. 1921 Maynard, 81.
Clara WyckOff. $3.50 Lenox 10
Rika Galley 5000 Bedford Rd 81.
Ruth EdIngneld. 32fi Harvard. Roysl
Oak, 81.
Anna Smith. 5ll5 ST. Aubn, 81.
Florida Jones 1888 Essex 80.
Dominic Fabs. 12339 Dickerson, 20
Agnes Tabor, 65T5 Telegraph Rd 2i--
Paul Martin. 1898 Elm. GO
Eileen white. 6135 Robindaie, S months. So
Mamie Wiley. 50 sproat. 81.
Minnie r. DOugharty. 1865 CollingWoOd rs
Donald Kanack. bi3s W. Point Dear,
born. 7.
Ida August. 1880 Elmhurst. IS
Joseph Nach0Wik 1904 Petosky. 80
Eugene Smith Jr, S25 Iroquols 81.
Betsey L. Harris, go Pingree. II.
Edward Lynch. 2fs05 Calvin. Dearborn IS
Nike Albu. ans T.. Jefferson, Al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23

REVEREND LILLIAN LEE-church OF
Christ. Appointments daily. 1860 West
Grand boulevard. Tyler 6-T333.
REVEREND TRAEB-PopNlar Astrolorist:
consultations daily. 33lT Michigan tup-
stairsl. lafayette O7S6
RHEUMATISM AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful office treatments while working
free consultation. 1898 Jos. Campau. near
Caniff Townsend S-96l6.
sUPERFLUoUs HAiR-lainlessly Perma-
nently Destroyed New guaranteed
method-no needles. ONE 50 Wizard stick
Treatment does work. References Write
Mack Company. 1921 Virginia Park Free
demonstration. Appointments. Madison
666a.
WILL Ethel Bromwell please communicate
al once with cousin Jack Davies. li2t
Bruce. Windsori-out-9
WILL person who saw accident on Cs-l2
near Jackson. Sunday night May is,
between 10 30 a. IL o'clock call Mrs. Lister
Madison -, -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23
CHOICE BARGAINS
TAKEN FROM
TODAY'S LARGE
"AUTOS FOR SALE"
CLASSIFICATION

DoDGE-sedan. ~ luxe 1888 radio and
heater Runs good NICE rubber Al
bargain price % Si73 Terms
PLYMOUTH door trunk 1885 First
ciass trans oTtsii0n. fuN heensf Slse,
fun price terms
FORD Tudor sedan 1888 - motor full
81 plates Pricei TO sell Only $3.50. full
price, $50 down BE trade
MERCURY Tudor sedan 1899. radio,
heater. Bedford cord upholstery. motor
and tires like new Fuil price, 1872 Big
allowance on old car - months 20 pay.
NASH -l-door touring sedan. 1882. radio.
oyerdriye ai- conditioned sleeping COM
part rent motor and tires IKE new Pine
family. cAr Your car worth sos az down
payment = months 90 pay
CHEVROLET Town sedan 1855 heater
~ plates ful price So 80 down no
pa Ter 6g days
PACKARp-.3a "I2a" i-door TOURING Sc
dan blue. radio heater CLOCK. cigar
hgnter wnte sidctall tires Crosse Pointe
trade price 1928 We trade terms on
the balance
Ia sALLs % '-door touring stisn:
dark Ffpen LARGE df luxe heater and
defrosters white sdevaU tires traded b.
the original owner. priced 90 sell quckl
81 S625 We i-ade. long terms on the bal
auce
HUDSON 1p sz country CLUB coupe
nr7frr rinrN r.-fr hchfer lack clear
inedr rrce $50 We trade, terms on the
balance
OF p-NOpII '34 ~ uNc si. coupe tan
raaio heater CLOCK clean Bedford cord
Upholstery. traded hH tNc Original owner !.
priced 'o SCI qucs ~ S3l: ve trade.
LINCOLN ZEPHYR 81 80 a-door touring
sidcwaH tire. reay wheel skirts clean
Bedford cord upholstery. traded by the
original owner. We trade. very clean car
price ssta. long terms on The balance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23
BIRTHS

Arben HonoWell 1898 Delnsr
Carmel Johnston, River Rouge
celia Knowles. 10ss Central
Wilma Krona. 72s harrington "a Gross.
-S-nee4eNe- k+ss-.-4,7-.+ai- IaEaaa-
Georgia Lszsriz. 3sA Conner.
Ethel Lskind. 1851 Richton.
Hannah fzsmpE1a. zsJt tt1riT.
E5pelyn Livingston. 1888 r. Bennett. Fern'
dale.
May Linder. 1903 wysndotte Royal OAK
Jean LeBoulch. 4757 Trumbuli.
Miriam Llngemsn, 1872 Mendoza.
Pear Loudly Huntington Woods
Frances MAcAurdo. i47zs Lsnneits.
Eleanor Main, Birmingham Mich.
BsrtnA Nerksl 2sO4 Livernois.
Cieatous Miller. 2ls03 nevada 4. Detroit
VIVIAN Nickiewicz, 5SJ4 Pop.sr.
Alma Mopps s7i5 ChsfOnte
June MOuitrup 40j OakdaIe Royal OAK.
Mar,e MoreneJ 81 KNOX, Eeor,e,
Marguerite Monsuur. SAB IrgquOis.
Erdlne McBain. 7265 Mansfield
Catherine MCGEE. 1919 BRUSH
Pear NaGIuzEi. lii1O Crandvilie.
Lorraine Se!son, 4l2s Commonwealth
Charlotte PoiasNy. 1918 W. irana.
Psrne Puryear. 2Os5 McFhefson.
Ruth Raether. 32j Merton I'd
Mary Roth. 1851 Eas,lawn.
Hazel Roland, 5i2S Chustlancy.
Elsie Rossman. 1921 +. Goulson. Hszei Pm
Elizabeth Roziuski. J'02 scotch.
Dorothy Ssputo. 1885 Turner
Msriarey sczepkowsk. Center Line
-Jars SmltA--2z3s- Hendricks -A
Ann stoneman. $3.50 Fullerton.
Florence SchWsin. 1851 KENTUCKY.
Hattie Sucharski. ss57 Daniels
Constance Sweeney. 53e Leicester
Durothy swanson. 1896 Emanon, Dearborn
MARGARET Tabor foaf OREGON.
Iiene TsVlor 1925 Wabash.
Mary voi,icE at5 u Warren
Helen wes, 1870 wskenden, Reaford.
Ann Wechsler 1853 Pingree
Bernice welch. 1857 Twenty "yan'
dotte
Lillian Ygdaio 1885 steel
JeseFhtas -Ma.aszek-I -Casret.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23
Male Help Wanted

WANTED-B 1917 years old for con-
tingent bus.rworke must have working
papers. Apply 100 oakmsn Blvd, IA. p,
. a. m Monday and Tuesday.
WANTED--A graduate masseur with a
( Detroit license for local bath estab-
lishment Write Box s0se Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23
Deatb notlces

kANE--Hsrry w. Kane died at his resi-
dence in Redding Conn. May %. Funeral
services Will be held Monday afternoon al 8
D. m. al the Tomlinson homestead.
NANARRE- Mae Mary Elizabeth, May %
axe q. dear daughter Of Sir. and Mrs.
John Navarro. dear sister Of Edward and
the late Franklin Funeral Monday 900
m, ~ 81 Mays Church, lockwood.
Burial ST. Mary cemetery - Reek -resa,
Mich
sNITH-May 20 Walter J. beloved
father OF Shirley Irene. dear son of
Henry J. and Margaret e brother Of Hal
j, Barry A. Mrs. Gertrude Dingemsn.
Mrs. Grace Meisel the late William j..
Robert p Mrs. Ahce' Beston. Funeral
from residence. 1920 Norren, Saturday.
80. Holy Redeemer Church AZ 800
500 HoWICZ-Andrev beloved father OF
Donald and Frederick; dear son Of Mrs
Agnes Sochowicz. brother OF MTG. Leo 4.
Warrss Mrs. John - Modllnski, Joseph,
Henry. Norbert and Alfred Funeral from
Leo A. Mulsws Sons Funeral Home. 4l0
81 Aubin. Time later
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23
YOUNG MEN

To sell Advertising experience not neces-
ssry. salary and commission. For inter
view write to Box B-62li. cars, Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23
Employment Agencies

Al OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
620-2l ~ TRANSPORTATION BLDG.
JONES Employment. ais Beaubien - Day
Workers: Couples. Porters. Maids.
Waitresses Columbia lO1D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23
TOOL DESIGNERS

To o m akers, Gisholt Simpli-
matte Operators and Set-up
Men; Head Sizematic Operators,
Warner & Swasey Turret Lathe
Operators, Process Inspectors.
Must Be American Citizens for
Large National Defense Program
Continental Motors Corp.
1860 Algonquin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23
Female Help Wanted

CAPABLE, WHITE: general. one child I:
no laundry; no cooking. University 3-3025.
CAPABLE girl for general house work: no
laundry. University 2-77Ss
EXPERIENCED for general no washings
good home. SO 1900 Fairfield Me
NicholsD.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK White. Summer
cottage; references; permanent; excellent
wages. Niagara 1908.
GENERAL Housework. stay nights: good
wages; references. excellent home Nj
agsrs 1853.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK - White. SO
stay; excellent home. 1885 Noodingham.
University 3-4727.
GIRLS 10 assist as dancing instructors 50
PER NIGHT GUARANTEE. No expert
ence necessary; rs p. m. HOLLYWOOD
SCHOOL Of Dancing. 42ii Woodward. Ter
race 2-ss72.
GENERAL Housework White so no
cooking or washing. Telephone Univer-
siiy 3Is69.
MIDDLE aged woman for housework
Small family. Good pay. 1900 Gratiot
tstefet- Arlington ii8a
NEAT appearing women 20 make appoint
ments for photographers. Salary. slO5
Linwood.
TWO GlRLs-Nursemaid general house-
work stay excellent home. 1910
Clements avenue.
MATTRESSES
Young dark-haired, size 12-l4: for New
Tropics; union house. union wages. Apply
between and 4, Wolverine Hotel.
WAITRESS for HERR HARICH's SC
Hamburger. s9f5 West Warren at
Wyoming.
WANTED-A graduate masseuse with a
Detroit license for a local bath establish
ment Write Box 60sS. Detroit Times.
YOU CAN SELL dresses In your home
Summer cotton styles. si.95 TO 81 95 re-
tan. furnished consignment. No invest
ment large percentage. See Miss Meyers
2nd floor. 62a Woodward.
coLORED-H Homework no laundry. no
cooking. stay nights. 1920 Glendale,
HQxarth 1924.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23

IL YOU LIKE TO DRAW. SKETCH or
PAINT, write for Talent Test tho fee).
Give age and occupation. Box B-e556.
Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23
DIVORCES

Divorces we're granted 20
Helen l. Boshaw from Edwin J.
Ethel Fleming from Russell.
Dorothy II stevens from Beyhe X.
Catherine Bolz from Joseph 81
Joseph y Doner from Elsie MARJORIE.
Mildred Webster from Harry.
Msbel u Bramsn from Dorwin A.
Fthelda surinck from Niles l..
Elizabeth A Hack from william j.
Olive Beymer from Roy.
Josephine Oleksak from Ralph
Ernest Murphy from sally Aurels
Myrtle Ward from Charies
Irogent Lahti from Harold.
Lillian Jennings from John.
Charles A Manning from Agnes
Charles Thomas williams from Alta NJ
Rarbara +. Moore from William }.
stanley J. Knapp from Della
George W Anders from Sophia J.
Charles Stranger from Eva.
Andree Mscoch from Katherine
Wilson Minor from Alice.
Bronisiawa MrocLkowski from Bolesis"
Arthur Haselden from Florence.
George Adams from Minnie
Alta Lea Miliborn from Pau Irwin
Helen Mackenzie from william
John Stoyka from Anna.
virginia LeJeuDe from Dor.
Jessie Reinhoidi from Gustsvs
virginia Walker from Kenneth
Mary Buetow from Norman Otto
nelse Neckley from Francis.
Henrietta Toney from Willis
Ann N Wilder from Joseph A.
Harry Reid from Calle Mae.
NarEaret / Potter from Philip
Donna Jeanne Hsrworth from Donsi'
swan.
HATTIE Bianton from Earnie 2.
Virgia Ellen Garter from Reno
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-23

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Funevoi Directors
J. SUTTON q SON
ti47 TRUMBULL AVE TEMPLE 2-5i0O

Lost and + Ound
BOSTON BULLDOG Brindie. neighborhood
springarden- Hayes child heart0roken.
Reward. Pingres 1921
LOST-A black accordion. International
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Reward oregon s76s
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tail answers Teddy ,neighDorhood
Jefferson. Boulevard. Reward. Hudson
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FIR SCARF, containing four Baum Mar
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Male and Female Help Wanted

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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-11-14
TO LIVE-DONT EAT
o. course, no one expects yos
o starve. But Kathleen Norris

Ut course, no one expects yos
to starve. But Kathleen Norris
believes that many Of the COM
mon ailments Of older people are
the result Of overindulgence.
They could get along very nicely,
she maintains, on about ,0hat
our Victorian forebears con-
sumed at five o'clock tea. You
may feel that her plan is too
drastic, but Kathleen Norris sug-
gests that you Try to eat as little,
rather than as much, as you can.
Don't stop at merely cutting
do,Un" on desserts, gravy, no.
breads and second helpings.
York out . systematic diet-and
stick to it. Then you will haze
nothing to fear from the ffties.
the sixties and the seventies.
And, best Of all, you ,Uon't haue
to bore your loving family and
friends ,oith your complaints
about ailments you haze no bust
ness hauing anyway.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-11-14
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