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Milford chronicle., 1941-08-15
SHIPPERS MUST COOPERATE

The Office of Emergency Man
agement has requested all Ameri
can industry to make the most eff
cient use of the nations transpor-
tation facilities. Sixteen specific
suggestions are mentioned, Of
which the most important are:
First, give carriers adequate ad-
vance notice when transportation
facilities are needed
Second, order precisely the size
and kind of facilities required.
Third, have goods properly pack
ed, marked and ready for shipment
when the carriers arrive.
Fourth, pack and ship goods in
units adapted to utilizing maximum
carrying capacity of transportation
vehicles.
Fifth, load and unload transpor-
tation vehicles Immediately, and
operate loading and unloading fa-
oilities every day in the week when
possible.
Sixth, route shipments 80 as
avoid unnecessary circuity ofroutes
and superfiuous interchanges be-
tween carriers.
1t must be realized that the ship
per must do his part If we are to
have maximum efficiency and speed
in transportation. The so-called
railroad failure" that occurred
during the last war was misnamed.
The real failure lay on the part of
receivers of freight to unload it
promptly. The result was that
railroad cars by the thousands were
literally used as warehouses. They
stood on sidings, packed with goods
which were not unloaded for weeks
or months, and SO were of no SER
vice whatsoever in meeting, the
demand for transport.
Milford chronicle., 1941-08-15

The amazing power of the Amer
ican automobile to travel over
rough roads and yet operate
smoothly and surely, has been one
Of the wonders of the world. Even
the light cruiser tanks will prob
ably have to overcome still more
difficult obstacles, but they will
carry many soldiers safely through
scenes of danger. and against a
powerful foe, and help free the
world from tyranny.
Milford chronicle., 1941-08-15
American Tanks

American made light cruiser
tanks have been on the battle front
in Egypt, and are said by the Brit
ish minister of supply to have
proved the most reliable tank in
the world. This report gives con-
fidence that when the American
tank program reaches the mass
production stage. new weapon of
high value is going to be thrown
into the European war.
Milford chronicle., 1941-08-15

, The railroads and other carriers
are fully capable Of serving our
needs, If shippers and receivers OF
freight will cooperate. The sug-
gestions made by the Office OF
Emergency Management should be
followed to the letter. r
Milford chronicle., 1941-08-15

THE GOOD SALESMAN is eager
to make sales. but he is still more
eager to have the customer per-
fectly satisfied with his goods.
That Is the kind of salespeople we
have in Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1941-08-15

The members of the Carlisle
Fire Company, who are conducting
an old-fashioned barn dance every
Wednesday evening in Varney au-
ditorium in the Community Build
ing, have recently purchased two
large electric fans which will aid
greatly in keeping the auditorium
cool.
Milford chronicle., 1941-08-15

MANY PEOPLE FAIL because
they lack faith in their power to
do important things. Many towns
fail because the people as a whole
lack faith in the ability of their
community to do the things needed
for progress.
Milford chronicle., 1941-08-15

PEOPLE ALL SAY they want to
live in nice .neighborhoods. One
way to create a nice neighborhood
is to keep ones home in such per-
feet condition that neat and re-
iined people are attracted to the
neighborhood.
Milford chronicle., 1941-08-15

IF YOU WANT your home town
to go ahead, don't dissipate its
power to do so by spending your
money away from home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
DEATHS

Michael Kondrat. 1855 Moran. 81
Samuel Whitfield. i02s Chene. AZ
Robert Alfred Zeiser. 6i1s Pennsylvania.
Charles J. Harwig. 2sgs Hudson. 81.
Franz Sarnol s6i5 Roulo place 80
Lossie Allen. 435 Holbrook, 80
James Thomas s2s Livingstone. so.
Rosa Cohn. 279e Blaine. 10
Ralph Ernest Bryan. 1850 Clairmont So
BENJAMIN o'Neal 1885 Huxley, AZ
Euphemia Ann MaeLachlan. 1889 stoepei
Joyce NJ Virgins. 2oO53 Roselawn. 2
John Lermayer "a Lothrop 81.
Anna Solce. $3.50 Sherwood so
Frank DINNER 1927 Montgomery, IS.
IneS sssyedrs. i727 Riopele. 40
Richard Dittrtck. 37ps Field. 70
Evelyn AZ. Barzyk 1887 Hammond. 21
Manrics Richard MeNamee. ils05 n. Mar
James Carroll. 1892 Van Dyke. 81.
Josephine Dcyelf $50 Hardwood as
Albert Vernon Phister. 20 Westminster. IL
Bessie NJ. Jones, 2216 Fourteenth as
Catharine Wroblewski. 2275 Piquette, 70
carr schroeder, 232s Burlage place es
Arthur X. Flaim. 1919 Henry Center Line
Maresre, p. sreckn 1879 stoeper. a..
George r. cieaver. 53s ST Clair. 4 6
Emily Margaret hutchinson. 1927 Third
sharon L. siyer. 25oaI Donald. East De.
troit. l month.
Joseph Louis stolarsky. 1885 Richton. 60
Leon Bates. 1928 Clairmount, IS.
Beverly Beileperehe, 2o4es Grandview, Q
months
Dwight Haneheit. 1929 Porter. Of.
Patrick Lloyd 1913 Twenty .hfth 8 months,
RAYMOND Blankenship, 1922 Morrell, 4.
VICDnzo Barbato. 1883 Wanda. 81
Frank Carone. f723 Jos. Campau. ~
Joseph w Gahrysh, e535 Edgewood. pi
Annie McFie 1880 Ford. 10
John Forbes, $3.50 Marcus 20
Cirtis Bird Mills. 4f7f Third. So
Laura Etta-Duncan. 2f27 Cass rs
Anna CNqrbe1sau, 2ss7 Monroe. So
John smith. 1888 Heidelhsrg, II.
Anna Trowbridge. Campbtu Township
Mich. "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
BIRTHS

Betty Anderson, 1875 Gladstone.
Elizabeth Allor. 1898 Woodmont.
lAnsstasis Benoit, i72 Gambler. Highland
riizabeth Bartlett, 500 Algonquin.
Leona Bridges, 17250 Fielding.
Mabel cunningham 1887 Leisure.
Jessie Dillon. 2oi27 Derby. W
Carolyn Devore, 1890 West Outer Drive.
Norma De;tmer. 1875 West Nine Mile road.
virginia Eb.r,h. 1879 Elkhsr,. Cratic,
Betty Essex. ei4s Washington. Center Line
Rose Evans. 3e0s Appoliue. Dearborn.
Ednz Flsim, 1919 Henry. Center Line
Emily Gasparotto. l5ii5 Reddon, Livonis
catherins Gladkowskl 1888 street
Evelyn Garland 1900 Hudson. Van Dyke.
Cornelia Goettes. 5z32 Grandy.
Maxine Hall s763 Hoemer.
Thelma Hansx ise74 Sussex.
Jewel James 1892 Eighteenth.
Wanda Kaczanowskt 1885 Helen.
Veronica Knnke. lo5o4 Lasalle, Hunting
ton Woods.
Censvisve Kublk. a+is Gilbert.
Anna Kovath 1041 Beatrice
Jean Karnafel. 1921 Abingdon
Anne Kroliczek, 732 Liddesdale p
Leoa Lanford. 5Oi6 Larchmnnt. .
Henrietta Lovett. si26 GARNER t"f
Emma Lee ST. Dre1el
Irene Mccririe, 1881 Sorrento.
Wanda Merrick 52S5 Cabot.
Wilma MhAhf %oo3f SNh"NfAANAt ANeNf A<e@N'
Detroit
Alice Macklewicz, 1859 washburn.
Berniedee Mahaney. 81 West Palmer.
Jean Mills. 1903 Beaufait
Elizabeth Miles. 337 Merriweather road.
Nett. o,tinger. 1924 East Lafayette.
Marjorie Pilien. $500 Hayerhili.
Gladys Plumner. 1927 Dorothea road
Edythe PhilIppart. easf Robson.
Jessie Rose, 5000 Bacley.
Mary Renteria, efi last Congress.
Ida Robertson 30s7 Sixteenth.
-Dortha Rsncour, lis5 Hudson.
Elizabeth Timms. 1903 Ellsworth.
verna Seal. $500 Willette
Eula Stubs s031 Russell
Marion sealiy. 1895 Chalmers.
Virginia SENEGAL, 351T LeMay.
Mary servay, 5000 Comstock.
Mabel Tom. 1876 Wark.
Olga Van Egmond. 1900 Cadillac. Van
Dyke, Mich.
Helen Wosachlo. ssis whitlock Dearborn,
Rita Warhol. 1859 Pilgrim, Highland Park
Clyde Wilson. 600 Concord.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

DIVORCES

hester Earl Kagley from Ruth.
JeSsie M Hague from William Charles.
Margarst Mitchell from Leslie.
William White from Ellen.
Gertrude Cornelius from Harold.
Juanita Gibson from Robert W.
Rufus scurry from Amelia Florence.
Elma Ryan from William.
Jennie Siprsk from Joseph.
Vita Rosenberg from Abe
Matilda Alice Sharpe from Hartley.
Lola Seymour from Wright.
Victor Futardo from Julia
Josephine Barylsk from Nojciech.
Fora Hoskin from Fred W.
Catherine Del Buono from Durando.
Clarence Bracy from Ethel
William Thibodeaux from Eva.
Gertrude Banister from Harry.
Henrietta Berger from David.
Marie Corbett from Harold.
Louis Stone from Ida Mnt.~s,
Hazel Gray from George ".
Margaret Hughes from James
Beryl Dusheck from Joseph.
Lillian Anna Martin from Paul Raymond
Pharailde Nsnderureken from Frank
Marie Il. Hanggeorgian from Emmanuel 1
Warren Crowder from Catherine
Neima l. Hannah from Harry A.
Rosa James from Theodore
Evelyn Willis from Paul Alexander
Kits Rosenthal from Manuel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Edward J. Sowak. 2s: Kathleen R. sulli.
van. 2e.
Wayne Leeroos, 49, Virginia R. LaFore't
Joseph Sierra. IS; Sarah MislIore. Is.
Edwin v. Malesky. 20; F1orenest / Mad
Donald p p. unin. "a: Jean C. Abbott. al.
Leo J. Payton. 80. Virginia Z. McGrav, ~.
Joseph w. Pasko, ~; Shirley A. Drouiliard.
Alien Edwards. "a. Mildred Y waggus. rs.
Robert 7. wsdsworth. "a Iris N. zuehik.
Thomas z. Hogan. IS: DAISY V. Nelson "a.
Erwin r. Krusser, a.; Edna s. ssstOn. %.
Robert W. Etb, 80: Loretta V. Thompson,
riley g. Le,hwick. So Minerva G. Martin,
Edwin O. Klos,.rhsus, 81; Catherine NJ.
Max p King. 81; Jeanne W. Woods. q.
h ass Je'sPh Jo az vsIa ts MARION " Red
sylvester R. Bartnh. rs; Virginia E. Dor
Robert L. s,udevant. rs: Amy Martel. 81.
Jerome p. Tuszynski %: Jane J. Janis. q.
Robert Caskie 26! Violette VI Hobrow. %
Leo c. Orzechowski. q. Sophie olek 81
Robert r.. Moers, 81; Lola NJ. Benvenuti'
Joseph J. TIM Jr.. 81, Frieds Mayer 20.
Harry D. Kellogg IS; Gertrude II. MePhsr.
Harry 7. MCGEE. %: Gladys NJ Hansen. 80
Floyd Rumohr. IS: Grace L. Meuter. Is.
Matthew p. Bsring, %: Helene NJ. cusenza,
~.
Enoch NJ Yoh. 81: Lucia sellmsn, 20.
Joseph G. Lotarski Jr., %; Rose NJ. Doer'
Bernard IL. steele. as; Eileen E Han. II.
Harry Hopper, 20, Jean Branch. Is.
Hays B, Far. 81 Myrtle Armstrong. q.
Joseph Eshbershultr. 30; Jane J. Carney
John L. Rsna. az; Mary II. Montague. 90
James Devine. al: Marie choriey, %.
Mitchell c. Hamburg, 20; Bette II. Ruth
Clinton G. Filiion. rs; Helen C. oalunas
Joseph Hey.du,, %; Martha Romsres IL
Charles J. Peltier. IS; Alice NJ. christen'
sen, 20.
E E,S sass.Y 81 M Ssry r AEriI 81
William X. Riggsby, 40 Geraldine NJ
Gustav Areldt, as; Ruby Nail %.
Robert BLACKWELL. 40; Juanita Formley. "a
John X. Fiemming. 20 Pauline d. s'emley
Nathan C. zack. %; Sophia Bogroff 81
Parker 8 Linton Jr, ~; Charlotte L. san
j. vernon Kemp, 81; Marjorie NJ. Hannah
william W. Heron. isi selie J. Bentley
II.
Ernes, Folse. III: Anna L. Dennison. Is
Stanley J. Gorski, al; Lillian Bfentas, 10.
Victor Pecxynsb, rs Irene Bsdueh. 20
steven r. SPURIOUS %. Agnes stoncel ~,
william Z. Reilly Jr., al Helen r. Young
10,
E1ward webb %; Ruth NJ. Crockett. 10.
Theodore Pasch. IS; Genevievs' G. Brooks
20
Jaw ~ Leonard 2i Arnande ReuyefS is
Harry " Lan~s, Is. Helen kulrtowsfL "a
George p. Loiacono le. Mary T. Borruso
Is.
Merton r. Rule. rs; Marie Edward, II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Jacob Bach. 81; Bella Balkin. as.
Harold -wheefotK. 20; Lois NJ. Rake
straw, rs.
Alec s. Geale. 80; Marion NJ. Geale, IS.
James r. Vaughn. 20: Madonna J. Galley
IS,
Hagop J. Mooradian. 3d. Pearl r. kolsian
Fioyd J Hoffman. 20; Marjorie Il. SUITS
man. Is.
william HICKS. 81; Dolores williams is.
Michael Bezoff, 81: Mary spiroff, ~.
Walter Krywy. "a, Viola Jewske, 81.
steve Arendt I'll Veronica Klimek II.
W. Harold Madge,t, 81; Geraldine Giasco
10
Charles r. werthmsn. rs. Lillian J. Herr
mann, %.
Frederick J. Jomprey, III. Doris A, Moon
20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
Male Help Wanted

SHEET METAL EREcToRs-New house
work; must have car and tools. Gar
Wood Industries, 400 Connecticut.
YOUNG man TO work In drug store Must
have drivers lieenses-Gefnef- Hardwood
and Twelfth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

NAPoLEoN--contact Perky. everything
alright. Raby Girl
PARTY who photographed accident Thurs
day midnight. october 9th. on East
Vernon. please call Lenox 1851.
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful Office treatment while working.
Docto- De swfrte Rectal Clinic. 5oo5 Cass
avenue Temple 1-2124 4
PROP. ELToN-AsTRoLoGY
cONsULTATIoN-Dail 1915; Tuesdays
and Fridays until 9: closed Sunday. 34ls
John r.. between Erskine and Elliot.
Special, 81.
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE - Church OF
Christ Appointments daily. 1860 West
Grand boulevard. Tyler 1888.
RUPTURE AND RECTAL DISEASES
Treated as you work Hygea Clinic 2i3
Boulevard Bldg. At 1910 Woodward. Tel.
TR. f-4450.
STOMACH ulcer reiiefI investigated Won
Co. $40 David stott Bldg. CA. $40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
Personals

Personals
ABUNDANT HEALTH through elimination.
calwood Health Salon, 10337 Woodward.
Townsend 5-s567
ADA L0RD-Astroiogist. Celebrated, Com
else, Educated. 746 Lothrop. Appoint
ments. Madison 1343.
AMAzlNC-"L. M" Astroiogistl Whom
you've heard over radio: consultation.
your. home or mine. Appointments, 1875
Cilchrtst. Vermont 5-4432.
ANNOUNCING Detroit's most modern tea
room, home cooked dinners: entertainers,
ELINoR, BENITA, LOLA. JESSIE. Rain
bow Tearoom. Ito John r.
AsTRoLoGER PHoEBA cARTER-con-
situations daily: very reasonable. 44s
Helen tnear Jefferson).
AsTRoLoGIsT ELISE tTea Pot Dome)-
27oo.
txsrRotoofsr = Helen Miller: Valentine
Nebraska. Daily appointments C0-s
p. m.l. IS Hendrie.
AsrHoLoGIsT : Crystal La Belle daily.
5;fs-io P m. tsundays). Cherry $3.50.
AsTRoLoGER :. 3s years experiences.
WORLDS FAIR. radio. %. Petsrboro.
TAsTRoLoGER - Evangeline Berry, 114o
Hubbard. near East Jefferson. LEnox
1851. Sl.00.
Asl OUTSTANDING Anna Reini'
thoroughly experienced: consultations
daily. BIOS Hamilton tupstsirs).
AsrRoLoGER-c. Lowell, weIl-known De-
troiter; popular In Florida. Lafayette
o324.
l"CALL KLENZ"-Ends Liver. Gall Biad.
der. Stomach. Gas. Gladstone attacks
Prevents Operations. 215 Monterey. Town
send TITO.
HAIR REMovED-electroiysi sis guaranteed.
sara Littman, s26 David Stott. Cherry
s065
HAIR PERMANENTLY removed by MuI-
>tipe Electrolysis. Emilia BoccsbeIla. 37s5
Gratiot ont Eiliottt. Plaza $3.50.
MRS SRAYE-Astroloeist Featured at
State Fair 1897 Mitchell. PLAZA 1903.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

ALL kinds led stoves. rebuff. like new, 81
up. 1859 Grand River. bet. West Chicago
Livernois; 26l3 East Dawson, bet. Mckay
and Maine. Open TIL 0. Sunday TIL 2.
ARCoLA-seven sections; excellent con-
dition; sacrificing. s2o: must sell. Town
send q -07Q9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

WANDA LOU, Physiotherspy Treatments.
1910 West Grand Boulevard. Madison
o520.
WILL Martha Bush Golub. formerly OF
204O Euclid avenue. Detroit, Michigan,
kindly contact the undersigned on a mat
l. Koskoff. 24iS Main street. stratford,
Connecticut
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

Thorough, Efficient Training
In shorthand. bookkeeping. typewriting
stenograph, eomptometer, ,etel
THE BUSINESS INSTITUTE
Phone Randolph 1884 for Information
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
Beauty Culture Schools

IGIRLs-FREE BEAUTY TRAINING Of
fered AT HYGIENE school. $40 Twelfth.
Madison s053.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listine'
IN the big Sunday Times Want Al
Section!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

APPLY AT ONCE
/ POSITIONS AVAILABLE IN OFFICE,
SALES, TECHNICAL, EXECUTIVE FIELD
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
620-2i-2z TRANSFORMATIONS BLDG. !
JONES Employment. 4iis Beauoien. wants
day workers: couples. porters. maids,
Mattresses. Columbia 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

LITTLE FUR sH0P--771s Woodward; sx-
pert fur restyling. repairing; reasonable.
SEAL COAT, size H. Must sacrifice, SIS.
Telephone University 3-3oo2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
Lumber, Building Materials


A STEEL framed Berry overhead garage
door, only $50. Berry Door Co.
BRIGGS QUALITY GARAGEs-.'Built-A e-
cording TO Requirements. Hogarth 4141.
BUY Now-HEATING PLANT
CONSUMERS 11420 JOS. CAMPAU
COTTAGE - 4-room, bath. 24x20. s312-
State Lumber. 2Ooi1 John r. TO. s-120o.
GARAGE door. single overhead. good con-
dttion. Reasonable. 1890 Roselawn.
LITTLE HOMES FINANCED -
WEEKS LUMBER-64o0 +. DAWSON
PORCHEs, skis with labor, S195.- Public
Lumber. Sis 4. 7-Mife I'd. TO. s-7125.
PRESEASON SALE OF STORM SASH
STA BULL, 1913 WYOMING. UN. 10000
SMITH-ORR CO.
ROOFING, ASPHALT SHINGLES
LADDERS, ASBESTOS SIDING. LUMBER
lMILLWORK, SHEET METAL SUPPLIES
WHOLESALERS
Z ACRES OF BUILDERS SUPPLIES
1881 w. WARREN. Phone OREGON 07ot
24x22 Home Built. $500. Grand River
Lumber, Couxens and Telegraph roads.
2-cAR GARAGE. Si725o; ERECTED
1872 Wyoming Hogarth 1885
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

cuudftous COMMENCEMENT
NEAT experienced woman wishes day
work; good. thorough cleaner. Tyler
NEAT Finnish woman wants days; soc
hour; experienced laundress. Townsend
$3.50.
NEAT. experienced colored woman wishes
day work; excellent references. Townsend
s-2s63
REFINED colored iaundress; fast ironer
wishes days, part time. Fitzroy ISIS.
wishes job as caretsker
or chauffeur and maid. Cadillac 1895.
LIGHT colored girl, part time. days, light
homework: reliable. Cherry 3262.
NEAT colored glr wants days; good
worker; Wednesday. Thursday. Madison
1888
YOUNG colored woman. days. cleaning
reliable; 50, carfare. Temple 2-776s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

BAZELL's Tor Euaranteed1 quaHty uphol
STEERING; low prices. 142O5 Fenkeli. We
I-4f70.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
Special Notices

FIRST garment Use; extra garment, soc
La Belle Cleaners. TO. $4,000
sAvEi Call Dollar Dry Cleaners-
Cash and carry 75cs CHI. 6131.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

AcRERMAN DRUG. 2222s Fenken Pre-
scription Pharmacists Prompt neighbor-
h<srH nsflvsrfss ReffOrd 400
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
SEARS

FURNITURE OUTLET COMPANY
st05 GRAND RIVER STORE ONLY
FOR Free Estimates Call TY. 4-0565
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

BIG selection OF fabrics; 2-pc. suite. S2I.5O
Berk's Upholsterers. HOgarth 2066.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

J. lBERTRAM BROTHERS. so5l Twelfth,
pyler $500; 500 West Fort. clifford
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

AT Finnish woman wants days; soc
our; experienced laundress. Townsend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

. MODERN DRUG Store - lOi0i Mack
g lCadillael. Prescriptions; HavoF-dis
Itributors. Plaza $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

BENsoN's DRUGs-isA Jos. campau.
Home Of Loben Rheumatism Aid"
CllHord oT1Q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

BLUE CROSS Drug Company. 1851 Mack
tNeff). Prescriptions; liquors. Niagara
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

|. MORRISON DRUG store. $3.50 Beaubien
lPaimer). Prescriptions, drugs. Deliv-
leries. Trinity 2-372q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

IlABsoLUTELY iron-clad guarantee; two
pieces. SGT. FIDELITY Upholsterers.
Oregon O79O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25


TRANc1K PHARMACY. 1000 Michigan,
corner Larkins - Prescriptions. Drugs.
Deliveries. Vinewood 1899.
TRUMAN DRUG-i2312 Hamilton lcort-
land). ''Rexan store; deliveries. Town
send s-seee
vARTIAN PHARMACY. ZOO West Jeffer-
son-"Prescriptions with Confidence" I:
deliveries, Vinewood 1-s470.
VOGUE DRUGs-ise53 Harper. Presorip-
tions called for. delivered promptly.
WATTS BROTHERS. Pharmacy. 10000
schoolcraft ene)-'Prescriptions with
confidence" Northlawn e31s.
WEBSTER, J. H.-2e0o East Jefferson
Joseph CampauD. Prescription spe-
cialists. Deliveries. Fitzroy 3344. I
WHITEHEAD's PHARMAcY-2e4i Puri-
tan Prescriptions called for delivered.
Drugs. University 1880.
WINTHROP DRUG. 15sI4 Fenkeil-"Reg-
istered Pharmacist always In charge"
Vermont 5000.
WOODWARD PHARMAcY-75i5 JOY road
(American). Prescriptions neiehbor-
hood deliveries. Telephone Hogsrth 1883.
WoRDENs PHARMACY-3052 Lothrop
Prescription specialists. Liquor. beer.
wine. Tyler 4-9464.
YOUR DRUG Store 1890 Rercheval (Bea-
.consdeldl Prescription Pharmacist. De.
lveries. Tuxedo 2-3547.
ZUCHLEWSkI, ALEX, 1901 conant NE
vadal-Prescrtptions, Drugs. Neighbour
hood deliveries. Twnbrook 2-14o4.
Wholesale Drugs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

TONERS LEADING MAKES
Price reas. efto -. far fh@~-sstweg
ASK ABOUT The HOME INcINERAToR
eli NfOT Only Stt.15
MENzfEs. if123 Cd. River. W. t-<<sk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

LET Famous restyle ard rebuild your liv
ing room suite. Call TO. $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

MoREY's PHARMAcY-24ss East Da-
yisoa tArlington). Prescriptions; liquor
deliveries. Townsend s-26e5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
Deatt Hotifes

NEvILIE-October "a. at residence, 3ss7
HAverhill ave, Emma (nee MooreD, wife
OF the late Lorne w. Funeral from Fred
@. Marshall Sons parlors. 3462 East JEFF
ferson ave-, Monday afternoon al o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

NELSON DRUG compsny-s92e Second
liveries. Trinity 1850 :
Evening star., 1941-01-16
Traffic Court

WashingtonianS familiar with the
traffic safety problem will agree with
the acting chairman of the House
District Committee that Traffic Court
is a weak link in enforcement, an
element which appears at this time
to be most important in promoting
greater safety. Each year approx
mately 115,000 persons are arrested
for traffic violations. Nearly 10000
of these appear in court. If one
Judge served the court permanently
instead of four rotating monthly as
at present, greater uniformity would
result, but the congestion of cases
would continue.
In the $4,000 cases which do not
reach court, collateral is deposited
for forfeitihg at precinct stations, a
method which contributes little to
respect for law or to recognition of
the need for safer driving, since, in
effect, such a system consists merely
of paying a nominal sum, when
caught, for the privilege of circum-
venting the regulations. To the 10000
who appear in court, the majesty of
the judicial process is largely lost
in the congestion and confusion
which is unavoidable there. Trials
consist, for the most part, of reading
of an accusation, presentation of an
excuse, asking of a few questions,
assessment of penalty and hurrying
on to the next case. There is seldom
anything to impress the violator with
his responsibility as citizen. This
is not the fault of the judge.
Throughout the year the traffic judge
must keep the stream of trials"
moving at an average rate of one
every five or six minutes.
One practical solution for this
vital phase of enforcement presents
itself. Establishment of violations
bureau on sound basis would cor
rect the evils of the collateral system,
would assist in establishment Of
uniform penalties, and would, it has
been estimated, reduce the number
of cases requiring attention of the
Judge by as much as eighty per cent.
AS outlined by the National Com
mittee on Traffic Law Enforcement
in a report to the American Bar
Association, this plan would involve
establishment of bureau, under
direct control of a single, permanent
traffic judge, where all violatorS eX-
cept chronic offenders and those
accused of the more serious crimes
could sign a written plea of guilty, a
written waiver of trial and accept the
uniform penalty BY thus Tightening
the courts burden, justice would be
better served, real trials would be
possible, and the judicial process in
Traffic Court would experience an
enhancement in prestige.