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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Morton schwartz; q; Ida Alderman. "a.
Peter oros. IS; Helen szopko. 20.
Henry W. Baginski, 20; Clara V. skoP-
czynski, 20.
Jerry Yates. a.: Helen Torda. ~.
Vincent Banack. 80; Madeline Mabel Parr'
%.
Michael L. surma. "a; Helen Urban, %.
John Baroni, 30 Helen Elizabeth Bun
CART 20.
Thomas j. Pesrssn. as; Rose stsgliano. IS,
Charles Bass. Is; Helen Smith. ls.
Walter Montroy. %: Dorothy Hoffman. n.
Millsrd clephane. 80; Jean speer, ~.
Harry Czaplicki. 27. Emily Grabliss, %,
Elias John 81 Ruth Leon Decker. rs.
Anthony Kochut. 81; Martha Lukaszewicz'
Loren Mansfield. %: Lucille Kelso. 81
Bernard ssiferi, 2s' Geneveve A. Smith
rs
stanley KolczynsSi. ~; MARY smigielski.
Ted Pomernko ~ Mary Tsnski 81
Pau Howard Guenther. 49, Edna Elizabeth
iindeman 10
Earle clifford Florence. %; Elaine Ward.
Kenneth Riley Bodls. a; Mary Josephine
Eademacher. p.
Ernest RAY Parks. a.: Margaret Fiorine
Joe 10th. ~: Gizens Tarr H.
Alvin r. schnuis y Edna Mae Whit
comb ~
? ilANf ElfNfflf gu 'fiiNld mhff'Fs ~.
clyde NJ. Richie. 81; Caroline Jean May
/nard 10.
William Kenneth Carrig. "a; Dolores Fran
ces Hildebrsndt. ls
Claude Thrsilkill, Il. cleone Yvonne Zinn,
"a
Roger J. Logan. % Shirley Webster 81.
Russell r. Fleharty. Is Diana Glusac 81.
John Pisciteo ~ Giuseppino Bono. 90.
william f. Warner 81, Adella May Bell.
ell
Walter Kodiak, "a; Christine Elizabeth
Miller 20
Peter y. Pervanger. 81 Genevieve Bshor.
rs
Edward V Haney "a; Terrisss Inrraham.
IL
Joseph Cucurs %: Alice chielsn, ~.
John d shiraef rs Jean Julian. ~
stansiaus Krupinsk 81 Eleanor J.
Clesielska II
Lawrence " shannon. 81: Bessie L
I Hoffman %
William Alien. ~ Doris Could. II
stephen marsh % Eloise Henfe ho' Is
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Printers
Radio Service Anywhere
Rodio. Short Waue
Radio RECORDINGS

Any RADIO repaired satisfaction GUAR
ANTEED Short wave specialists Day
{ sht Fifzrnv Osl3
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BIRTHS

Kathleen Meyer lil7 Haverhni road.
Lena Iittlno. $40 S Wanng.
Edna McAianus, s5p3 Ellsworth.
Audrey MAlain. 1854 Chapel
Estella Mrowka, 9574 81 Mays.
Gemma Maria. 7i3 Sheridan.
Lucille Metevier s52i Central
Muriel Mcdonald. 2i5O Livernois
Marion Nichols. $3.50 Maple road, Walled
Anna osnsky n2i Peter Smith -
Dolores Poole 26576 Hampton road. Royal
Emily Purol. sI27 Cecil
Alice Rupert. 357s r. Warren.
Nellie Rowe 1925 Bayns.
iietsu scheibuer. hts Z. tveiyn. Hazsi
Park
irene szukattis, 2t3te Ann Afbor, Dear
Bernics smith. 22st Cortland.
Iona snyder. 1898 Cherryiawn.
Wilma silampa. SAG MontAeu.
Helen shaaghnessy, 1880 AIdmofe7
Iatti Slack. 1851 Saratoga, Ferndale.
Reryl sutherland. 1898 Holmur
Mildred Turner $40 Kitchener.
Geraldine Temper, STA Burns.
GIRLS
Girls were born 70;
Elizabeth Averil. 1906 West Rethuns.
Edna Aderhoii 627i Rohns fiWi1sl.
Neta Armstrong. 1880 Nestw0od.
Marie r.. Alien 10000 Grsndmont.
Irene Barron. 1929 Gilmore.
Mary Boike. 5000 Dubois.
Jacdpeline Bomier 1925 Elmdale.
Dorothy BroWnell. 1861 Seebaldf
Julia Ballots 1858 shaddick. Dearborn.
Geraldine Bayliss. 2223 Brush
Virginia Burnham. 1s27s Hartwell-
Kathleen Brown. 1887 Leisure.
stella Borg, pool Twenty fourth.
Zenah Cape. s25 Algonquin.
Esther Golden. 1916 Trumbull
Goldie Champagne s7f3 Mack.
Hazel Causley. 1898 Corbett
Haze Crandall, ~ Fairwood. Pleasant
Ridge
Margaret DeCavitt. si70 Whittier
Adiagisa, BiPucchio. 3740 Meldrum.
Doris DAVIS 3i05 East jefferson.
Mary f.chols. BIOS Goodwin.
Laura FARMLAND $500 ". Grand boulevard.
Celia Feldman, 1925 Ia Sale.
Esther Freedman 5000 Blaine.
Mary Granfhani 1905 Glover.
Genevieve Gssko 1915 FAircrsst
Barbara CriGths. 639 Lincoln. lincoln
Park
shirley Hines. 2seil Dawson Garden city
Township.
Irene Hammond. 1920 Banner. Dearborn.
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BIRTHS

Lite fWnaowicz. $3.50 Campbell.
Eleanor Johnson, 55s East Harry. Haze
Park
Una Jones. 1910 Murland
Eva kowencx 1905 Murray
sarah Kendall ii735 Broadstfeet
Edith kotehkO. 2iif bearing
Doris LambOru, 1861 seward
Laula. Loridas. 4i46 Third.
Dorothy Martin. 1896 ST Antoine.
Catherine MILLION, 1000 Montrose
Frances Murphy 23s Ford, Highland Park
Ellen Merritt. 2l33 Myrtle,
Inez MayFandf 1880 Norman
Mildred McChrg, 1881 Tweniy-ihird.
Sarah NeWlngharn. 1929 MARI Twain.
Mary Ann Neimy, 1922 Goethe.
Florence Olson. $500 EpwCrth.
Mary l.. Plettl, 65iB Anstsu.
Cnlne Payne 1915 Theodore
Betty Pushinltis. $3.50 Chamberlain
Helen Peters. 2l71O Edison. dearborn
Tommye Reinor 1886 Indiana
Martha Rosiewicz 1870 Packard
Amelia Rutlla, 23500 Lawrence. Dearborn.
Rpsina FISHER 23l South Military.
JuHa Rousseau. III Field
Marie MacPhee. Sffi McGraw
Dorothy MacFarlane. 1878 Gnggs
saphie sharces. SO East Hildale.
josephine Smith. 1905 Heidelberg
Lihers Speranza. 1883 Westphaia
Genrgeite Scanland. 1863 Dane.
Martha Stano. 1921 East Garfield
Dorothy Sims. Ii025 Goethe.
Winifred Ssco. 6lS1 Burns
Rosemary Schmidt. 1913 Lansing.
Maud Stringer, 2l72 st. Joseph.
Dolores sullivan. 727 Dragon.
Helen Tomczak 1925 Central.
Lula Tanis, 63l Jos Campau.
Adalgsia Tolari, tsf5 Cope.
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BIRTHS

BOYS
Boys were born to-
Anne Albers. I77 Fast Savannah.
Dorothy Anthony, 6f6 Gladstonel
Ann Abraham. 1855 81 LOUIS.
Julia AzaT0vitz. 5S1i sheridan.
Florence Benoit 22ii6 Chambers las
Beatrice Boyke. so32 Fourth.
Ludmilla Burghardt. 1880 Cambridge
sarajane Bartainmurri. i3s s. Dumfrics.
Grace Bluhm, 1912 Crane.
Mildred Briehta. 1907 whiieomb.
Wanda Biernaf. 1927 Mitchell.
Rosita Carroll. i234s Wark
shirley Cooke. $50 Maxwell.
Theresa Crow 1888 st Jean.
Lillian Capsrtan, 6a2 Lllihrdse.
Roso Duds, i20f3 Moran
Marjorie Dnbrick. 1898 Pasadena.
Tressie Davis. 1911 v. Kirby
Gladys Devine 37s7 Longfellow.
Catherine Dsniels ah9s Russell
Marjorie Doyle, 1920 CoilingwoOd.
Fila Forrest rs p Columbia
Maxine Fugoni. iosis Rafour.
Denise ellis. 500 ST. Clair road. Crosse
Louise George. $685. T. canheld.
Christine Chaser. AIS Fernwoof-
Albina Gostomski. l2oss Abingdon.
Rose Hogan. 9iss Rathbone
Lorraine Hunt. 304l Boston boulevard.
Ruth Hoover $3.50 Oldtown.
Phyllis Harte. 20ie7 Rlopele.
End Hatch. 27s5i Goddard R9mu!us.
Margaret Jay. 203 Chandler
Muriel Justice 2z32 Belvidere.
Kay Josiyn. 255 Ford, Highland Park.
EMS Krsvetz, 1880 Coyle
Martha Koch 1905 Greeniawn
Elsie KomaUnsk 549s Whieits.
Mary Kuschel. sos Amin
Doris Kavanagh. 1854 Avon
Nina Keith 1869 Northwestern.
Theresa Krupka 4645 Plumef
Bessie Krkby. $50 Reed place
EDDIE Legion sas4 Goodv H.
Marye Lyles 1903 FairvieV.
Elsie Laughan 5T22 Seneca.
Alberta Lemegx 2af0 clark
Katherine Murray 1913 Canton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Insurance and Bonds

4 = ANTEcKI-Fre automobile. plate
glass. bonds. $3.50 Michigan. VInewood
l-fl5I
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u. S. Chart
The WEATHER

I'M
Detroit and vicinity. Parity cloudy and
warmer Wednesday Thursday partly
cloudy 10 cloudy. lowest temperature to-
night about ~ degrees. gentle 70 moderate
eoutnwesterly WINDS.
Lower Michigan: Partly cloudy and
warmer Wednesday; thursday parity
cloudy to cloudy with snow flurries IN ex-
= IRENE north portion.
Upper Michigan. Partly cloudy warmer
IN east portion "wednesday Thursday cor
siderable cloudiness with SNOW flurries in
northeast portion near Lake Superior.
Shippers forecast (ratts 200 miles :.
Protect shipments during the next % nours
for north. 20 degrees: east. so0th and west
IS degrees
Tsmpsrs,ur, at l so a. m. today. p
degrees
Temperatures Tuesday Highest q dc
grses: lowest, II degrees mean 20 dc
grees.
Departure from normal temperature
Tuesday, - degrees
Departure from normal temperature since
January 7. as degrees
Temperatures one year ago today: High
est, IS degrees; lowest. 20 degrees mean
% degrees
Temperature this date In Iast as years
Highest. so degrees IN 1885 lowest, 10
degrees In 1878
Relative humidity Tuesday ~ m
SIS 1910 a. m. 74e 30 ?. m II Z !.
30 p. m. 72@
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DEATHS

Frank ". Ksrp. 1852 East Palmer IS
Frank v smith. lis East Vernon hwy 70.
kathaEsne MeKinnon. sos Lawrence. so.
Fannie Williams. 2s1i Columbus "a.
An.eIar Thomas. 3i25 Monroe. ~
Harry Hansen. 3057 81. lean 80
J. Adolrn kr1g 1921 Remington road.
Mar Padieh. 1898 Corey. 81
Cora hsrshon. $50 Atkinson. so
Lukian zemhs, 1885 LiYernois. 80,
Emma Bodinus. 2est Easilawn. si7
Jennie Elizabeth charlsnd. 40 s. Colonial
Stafford eehriHs- aaaa patL-t4
Rachel Leah BHchhaiter 900 Chicago
Jacob slcher. 26ii Leslie 70
Annie Wheeler enf Ndslaide. y
Dniril7 Bush. 1888 - Cabin. H.
William snodgrass 26ia Par. 81.
Rehec,a Wright. 1883 west Vernon "a
Herman Dawson. i2zi' Woodrow Wilson.
Asrssia Yorros. 1000 Cray. 25
Eugene Chana. ta7ff JaslYn. %
Florence Heniz. Arnold Home "a
Jennie Palmer 92i Penmsuiar drive. TRAY
Ms-raret KieIy. aiao wesi outer drive.
wlfi.m I. Grace. 1ssse Norhorre. Rel.
Rieharl Il Rrinser lai7 nsnersl. 70.
Cecil Charles Rice. qf7s Heier Js
Mariene " Kassel. 1875 Patton. II nos
George Sable 1892 Pennsylvania, 40.
Eleanor smith. a553 COVE. -
Christine Pose Benin. 6l79 Bsvidsre. 50.
Helen Reed. tfii Clalrmourt IS
Charles G Tabberf 2is3 Lansing II
Tha mos George Jesson. 1892 Central. II.
Charles Edward Buchanan. 1922 sturte-
Helen Gryeienezsk. $40 s. Auhin 4.
Mary kchaelier 1881 Orleans %
steve Radetzke fRathkel, 1924 Finley, 40.
George r Larkins 1887 Fairhelf IS.
Alexander Blsszhowski 1910 Frontenac. 70.
Matilda Tamoini. 59o2 Somerset. 81.
Octove Marion. 1850 southheld IS
MARY Gabriel. 372s5 sibiey. New Boston.
Alois Hofmer Milwaukee. Wis. -
Thomas Ben Mslray. 5s0s Canton 6s
sarahns cracehiola 2fs2 Parker =.
Albert KailmeirI 24fs Medium 81.
George Bisehan. pa Ninder 81
Frank . Hovev SO Lonrfellow sc
Francis J. Walton. il1s Elk. Port Huron.
Is.
Anna Prqkaa. ioos cicot,e "a
Wallace r Fox 1921 Alter road 10
Narie Chinaue issl7 Lilac. 81
George Banks Sr 1901 Beividerc -
Margaret Mcintosh i705 Cavalry 90
Charles Hughes Evans. 2305i Reynolds
Irna}7 Rohscheek. 1922 Pasadena. -.
Matilda Mischnick. 1897 Rosinni drive
=
Anna Friedman. 1885 s., Patrick 81.
Aifonsina Sardoue 26fi Erskine s..
Frank Fred Patz 1888 Whipple. 50.
Reinhold Lossin. 2423 Ellery So
Ada 4. Dungerow. $3.50 Fourteenth 70.
Helena = Bush. 373e Fourteenth 10.
Irwin M5Eier 5000 Vancouver. So
Marie GHl 1855 Tuiltr. 81.
Stekula Hon1as. 1861 Concord, SO
Carrglille- Bsrrg- 2n4A9 Greenlaan,-tz ---
Alfred T. Kelly. s435 Van Dyke. 81
Dorothy Gould. All South Troy. Royal Oak
Jacob L. Long Arnold Home So
Alexander Abraham. 3lfi Piquette. ~.
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DIVORCES

Divorces were granted TO.
Virginia Argue from Leonard.
Bertha J. Cook. Darwin 81
Theodore JOdzis from Florence
Geraldine G.. GOslick from Zigmund.
Arthur MseHeulings from Ernest.
William G. Gsyer. from Nina NJ.
Lucille Curry ft3m James r.
Margaret r. Lshty from Wnhert.
Josephine Sersfinski from Julian.
Helen Brahsm from George
Emma jones from stephen.
Harold Nolverfon from Bessie
Pauline V Reicher, from Edgar "
Ear Bosteder from Hazel
Jean +. Hoffman from Frank A.
CslHe L. Tshey from Robert ".
sue HusKin from Roy
Marie Hayes from Albert
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Male Help Wanted

THREE young men 1921 TO travel 80
states with large circulation oraginzatian.
must be hgh school graduate Of neat
appearance ana free To leave i'm
mediately. drawing account and travelling
expense paid; no experience necessary.
references required Apply s-l2 a m. Hotel
wolverine. W. G. Deadwyler
YOUNG MAN over a. high school grsdul
ate. mechanically inclined and sales
minded. 10 learn our business. must be
willing worker. car essential. Apply Singer
Co. 1907 Woodward
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Charles " Lucas Jr % Elose Bell, 10.
Robert Mckee Red, IS Phyllis Jean
Campbell 30
Joseph Bauer 81 Kathleen Begley. n.
Gardner Is
John c. Thorn &c Lorraine Mary stehlin,
81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Contractor, Mason and General

NATHAN JACKS a sON--MasOn, geneIai
contractor Specializing commercial build
ing Tyler 1871
CONSULT the ENLARGED Real Estate iistings
in toe nlg Sunday Times Want Ad
See f9tf
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xefriseration Service (Hamtromck,
Restaurants (Mexienn)
Sewing Machine. Vacuum Repnir

TAMPiCO Mexican Restaurant Good
food Always 1900 Michigan Avenue
CLIFFORD 23fq
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Employment Agencies

Al OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
a2O TRANSPORTATION BUILDING
JONES EMPLOYMENT - Reliable day
workers. couples porters. maids. wait
resses. Columbia 1910
NUMEROUS positions open Tor experienced
office. sales ana technical personnel
MAC HENRY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
so Grisword Building
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Storm Sash

Sl-00 repairs your sewing machine. vacuum
washer r home free estimates. Vine.
wood 1870
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Female Help Wanted

BEAUTY operator, experienced: guaranteed
wages ana commission. one day off.
oregon $40 1898 fireman
BEAUTY operator. experienced. Iesnnie
Beauty shop 203s South Fort. Vinewood
2-lss1
FIVE GIRLS Dientfed salaried work.
1888 State. Suite 502. 7.30 a. m.
HousEKEEPER No washing or cooking.
Iyler 1884
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Engineer.

RELIANT Observation-Disclosures.
iGgs J.gs Machinery Models
C.ovsrfaie EsEsrth SIS
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Chemicals
Churches
Coal Dealers
COAL On CREDIT
BORN. i42i0 W. CBICAGO-HO s72
EScoUotrne Contractors

1870 'f~iV ". SDiNN'O-HO efe<
ErcoUatine Contractors
BENJAMIN FELLA - Al Excavsting
HOusersising Easements Guaranteed
lo5l Nineteenth. lafayette 1928
BRUCE ENCHANTING Company - shov.
els trucking Townsend s-6s2i-s-6s22
Evenings University l-s32e.
DOMINIC BASTIONELL-A-l excavating
contractor, sewer, foundations. 1882
Lauder frfsffefft S-ii2a-
EXcAVATING Contractor PETER W
SCHNALLER' Excellent workmanship
guaranteed satisfaction. Tuxedo 2-335u.
ENCHANTING. tank holes Easements
sewers. sand. dump truck service. Olive
1873.
FRANK MANETTY- Excavating, Cement
masonry: guaranteed workmanship; reas.
onaole; estimates Vermont 5-s5s'
FRED SCHWALLER--@Csas shovel. tractor
rentals" Tuxedo 2-24fe: evenings. Tux.
edo 2-7s9i
GEORGE SCHWALLER = ''servins he.
troits Leading Buiders% quality WORK.
manship. Telephone Niagara 52l3
JOHN PUcULA Complete exeavstins
service Excellent workmanship al.
ways Telephone Tyler 5-4644
JOE rURNARi Excavatne contractor
workmanship guaranteed sewer tunnels
foundations Plaza 1886
TONY LEO A son -Excsvatins OF al
Kinds. Telephone kedford $3.50.
WILLIAM HARI-" Expert Workmanshis
SATISFIES Detroit's Leading Builders"
| Telephone Tyler 6-00s2.
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Gas Stafions-ShsH Gas
Gasoline Station (SincIoir Cas)

CALVIN SERVICE station oGrapd River
Calumet standard Gas Lunr.cstlons
Tires Batteries Aceessories.
EARLs SERVICE STATION tHouston-
Chalmers - fabrication. standard gas
~sshinEs. tires. accessories
PAVEY sERViCE-Wasaing luhrication
tres. batteries. accessories IlUlO last
MoNiohols (Connersl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Abraham stein 81; Margaret Levitt -
John n. sertich, % Wanda II Romanski
%
Richard woolley % Mary Jackson. -
William y. Wylie, "a Adeline Cunning
ham "a
Marvin ". Toepfsr ~. Irene j. Juszcsak
81.
pd~in Eusen. Morrow, 20 Rose Prick IL
Albert W. Keller. n Virginia Fuhram 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Scratches
International News service Wire
AT HIAEEAH PARK

International News service Wire
AT HIAEEAH PARK
Weather, cloudy; track. fast.
First Race-Harkim, Magic May. Gal
Ann. Aek Aek.
second Raee--Fiyins Plaid, Bettie
Nux, Mint Liberty. Brookisndville.
Eighth Raee-Merrily San. Pick Out.
Bsrbed Retort,= Orchard RiiB,= Gourmet.
Doug Brsshear.
AT HAVANA
Weather. clear; track. fast.
FIRST Raee-Wagoid. Quest d or,
uranis, Crashing MARY. hay snip,
second Race-wsstko. Miss Ala. Mr.
Hylsnd. fattie Donna. Myman. silk
Third Rsee-I.,anbuI. Queen RsEnani.
Maemu'c, Demon HastS Hanna.
Rayrie Daysjs.
Fourth Raee-Msud Bans. Brilliant
Nell. .Hildur star, Rosarisn. hin Mag.
Poiyr,efus.
nm Race--Chill, Ebbi..
seventh Rsee-Mr. Buddy, MaIurka,
Huppy, Bubbieworth.
At SANTA ANITA
Weather, clear; track, fast,
First Raee-srauoia sport. Copper Toe,
Eauipet, Lady Ne5s. g
Third Rars-Ryir. Vain Grove. Bins
Sister. Bubble LY
sixth Raee-wiss Father.
Eighth Rasf-Challenca. Maestr
uascha, Mor6scai.
Ninth Rs<e-Deciared ON.
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RUPTURE

Successfully treated by injection methods.
Mcvoy Clinic. 1885 Third Av TO s-72s5.
RUSSIAN Rheumatism Herbs for arthritis,
neuritis and stomach. Mary Adams, s1tl
East Genesee. Saginaw.
W. NJ. BELL ID. H. )-Astrolorical Book,
12-month readings. SAB East Vernon
highway. Cadillac 5O24
WILL teach contract bridge 20 groups q
eight or more. 1891 Culoertson. TO.
s-0655.
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Painting, Decorating

AA-i-BUTT PaperhangnE. Painting, Pa.
per Removing, rs years experience
Tyler 6-e3ss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Trade Schoois-Moie

ACETYLENE and arc welding taught ny
lesson the modern production way. low as
S2J. no down payment required. day. night.
r p Perry 1901 w. Lafayette.
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Moving. Storage, Carriage
Carpet Cleaners ana Dyers

Al SPECIAL-9xl2. S295: beautIfuliy
cleaned. renovated, absolutely Ruarau-
teed; insured; Garfield Rug and Furn.oirs
| Cleaners. Tyler $1,000. 7e40 Hamilicu.
1000 Jos. Csmpau
READ Times Want Ads fos prodt-use
item for results
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Abstraefs OF Title

ABSTRACT and TITLE Guaranty Com
psny. Second floor Lafayette Building
Cherry $50.
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Personals

A ftArukh-- Professor RAJAh, ELINoR,
LORRAIN. Entertainers. Home cooked
dinners Rainbow Tearoom. 100 Broadway.
The Nome nugget., 1941-12-12

On June If, at the child city of Mooseheart, famed home and school for underprivileged children, estab- lished and maintained by the Loyal Order of Moose, one of the worlds leading fraternities, q class of 72- 47 boys and 25 girls-will graduate. This is the twenty-third graduation at this famous academic and yoca- tional school. The total number of graduates is now 1885. This years graduates come from 25 states, and l Province in Canada. Illinois ranks first - II graduates; Pennsylvania second-10; Ohio third-9, and h. diana fourth-S. The average age of the graduates is IS years, months, and their average number of years residence in Mooseheart Is 10 years, 1 months. In addition to the high school diploma which each gradu-
The Nome nugget., 1941-12-12

of the Order. Instruction in about twenty trades, including agriculture, is given.
 Mooseheart represents an invest ment of more than TWENTY-FIVE MILLION DOLLARS. It's admins tration calls for an annual budget of almost ONE MILLION DOL LARS.
 The educational concept of Moose heart is to take full account of the needs and capacities of the indi- vidual child and fit the instruction to that individual, to the end that he may best adjust himself to a complex, changing social and physi- cal environment.
 Lowest Mortality Rate
 Mooseheart's health service is service of preventive
The Nome nugget., 1941-12-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE is hereby given, that Gilbert Fidieland, has been ap- pointed by the Probate Court of Cape Nome. Second Division Territory of Alaska, Executor of the estate of Jaset Edward Lau- ritz Stephenson. deceased. and all persons having claims against the said estate are required to present them with proper vou- chers, within siX months from the date of this notice, to the un- dersigned executor at the office of o. D. Cochran, at Nome, Al aska, or 10 the said executor at Teller. Alaska.
 Dated at Nome, Alaska, this the 9th day of December, 1941.
 Gilbert Fidieland, EXecutor
 of the estate of Jafet Edward
 Lauritz Stephansen, Deceased
 Publish Dec. 12. l9, 26, Jan. 1
The Nome nugget., 1941-12-12

ate will receive, a certificate speci- flying the nature of the technical, trade. or vocational instruction in the work in which he or she has been trained, Is also given. Twelve trades and vacations are repre- sented in this class. Certain of the graduates plan to enter higher schools of learning.
 Home and School
 The Moose Child City of Moose. heart, founded July 27, 1913, by U. S. Senator James J. Davis of Pennsylvania, is an estate of twelve hundred acres, thirty five miles west of Chicago. Title is in the Supreme Lodge of the World, Loyal Order of Moose. It is a home and school for almost a thousand nor nal children of deceased members
The Nome nugget., 1941-12-12

medicine. As a part of this service,
 Mooseheart has one of the most complete modern hospitals in the country, to which the children are admitted for observation and treat ment. The health records of Moose heart show that it's mortality rate is lower than that of any institution of its kind in the world
 Mooseheart's dairy farm covers one thousand, one hundred and acres. It's maintenance is largely for the purpose of pro- viding Mooseheart children with the necessary foodstuffs. Moose hearts farm pays big dividends, both in the health of the children and in financial profit. It is con sidered to be one of the greatess farms in the State of Illinois.
The Nome nugget., 1941-12-12
By MORGAN NJ. BEATTY

WASHINGTON tP) - The cap ture of a German weather ship by the U. s. Navy in Greenland waters adds another chapter to an amazing epic of modern sea warfare than began in 1930-ten years before the war began in Europe.
 It's the German scheme to base raider fleets of air, sea, and un- dersea craft on Arctic and Ant arctic lands, and British and Am erican efforts to prevent the strat egy from bearing fruit.
 In that, the worlds two big navies have been largely success ful-but not entirely so. There is much evidence 10 indicate the Germans have large caches of fuel and food in the polar re- gions. Some of them were plant ed probably 10 years ago. And they probably have radio sta tions there, too.
The Nome nugget., 1941-12-12
MORE SECRET RADIOS

More important, there is eVi- dence that the Germans still have secret radio stations in Greenland for relaying orders to their Atlantic raiders. And many Greenland fjords probably have been charted as hiding places for submarines and sea raiders-es- pecially on the west coast. There the gulf stream sends a warming current to keep the ice softened all winter. It is fairly easy to pierce everywhere except at Ivig tut.
 But they are not going to be easy to find. Greeland has many. many thousands of miles of coast line. Much of it is merely shown on a map Depths of harbors, ice conditions, are not generally known. The United States coast guard recently sent expeditions up that way. They reported back that winter cruising around Greenland was not any more haz ardous than anywhere else in the north Atlantic, except for the need for a constant lookout for icebergs. They said there were many radio stations, and radio was surprisingly well developed, indicating the Germans probably can use bootleg radio stations op- erated by Greenlanders who evade the local police.