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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Fleet--WOrld Beaten
u. S. Building Program to Result in Most Potoerfu
Navy in Existence, Says Admiral
Pacific. or In both oceans 81


Pacific, or In both oceans 81
simultaneously"
Warning against exaggerated
statements" as TO the effectiveness
of bombing planes over battle
ships. the rear admiral claimed
that so far no. battleship has
been vitality injured by aerial
bombs"
in making this affirmative
statement" he continued. IL
used as a basis the numerous
peace time experiments which
have proved II. together with
the aerial attack on the italian
battIeships In laramie harbor In
November - which sustained
heavy underwater damage from
naval torpedoes fired into their
huIls nv dive bombers Of the
British naval air armand 10
the more recent ferOciOus seven
hour continuous air attack on
the British aircraft carrier IL
lustrious.
Though with flight decks
badly damaged and holes in her
side, this ship steamed safely
into port under her own power
and without assistance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
$4,000 Bond Frees
Alcohol Ring Suspect

Abe Moss. the alleged leader of
an international alcohol SNUG
CLING ring. was free upon $4,000
bond Today after the surety had
been approved by Federal Judge
Ernest O'Brien. The Moss gang.
II was claimed. illegally distilled
alcohol in Chicago and shipped il
into Canada via Detroit without
paying internal revenue taxes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
DEATHS

Agnes Warrington. 1851 Webb. IT.
Albert Boessoneau. 2206 Chalmers. IS.
Aric vsndeWeg. 1910 st. Jean. 80.
Nelson Seymour. s372 Carten. -.
Charles J. shenerly. 1850 hettetal. rs.
Augusta X. Moiths. 3f2i Ellery. SIS.
fgnacy Nsrozny, 1857 Grandy, ~.
Domenic serino tssnseverino) 52ss Hard
ing SIS.
Ellen Mclaughlin. 1891 Provost, ~.
Ada Engelman. l7t39 Hamburg. 80.
Herbert Burton Cook. Toledo. o., So.
Teresa Ysdlosky, 1905 Wykes. 81.
Rlanchs Foster. $50 East Kirby. Al.
tnna May horton. 1885, koselawn, 81.
Melvins W. Brown, $50 Merrick, Saginaw,
SIS.
Mary Plum Bruske. sal Panister. 50.
Weldon T.. Boutwell,. 1901 st. Marys, &c.
Henry r. Batsford. Inlay CITY, 81.
Donald 8. Munro. iis45 North Martindaie'
So
blanche Dale Talbot. 1919 Seneca. So.
Josephine Hotter. 1891 Fairfield, II.
Claude Wason Frye, IL Battle Creek, Bat
tie Greek. Al.
Patrick Mack. La Plaza Hotel. so.
Evelyn Hill. 1871 Hague. 40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
.65 Billion Debt Limit
Proposed 10 Congress

w ASKING ON. Jan. 25.--
GNS) Administration leGiSlat ion
increasing the debt limit To S65,-
900, 100000 and removing tax eX-
emptip1 on future federal security
issues was before the House today
after being introduced by Chair
man Doughton Id of North Caro-
lima. of the ways and means COM
mittcc.
Doughton announced the Secre-
tary of the Treasury Morgenthau
would be the first witness for the
legislation when hearings open
before his committee next week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Invasion Called
200 Years Off
International New. Service wiz.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 25.-
Even if Adolf Hitler conquers
England, he would be 200 or 300
years old" before he could launch
an invasion of the United States,
in the opinion of Senator Gerald
p. Nye.
Hitler would first have to
deal with revoIts In conquered
territories, put Mussolini back
on his feet and conquer all the
British dOminiOns," the North
Dakota Republican told Phiia-
delphia club.
Senator Nye warned, however.
that this nation is closer to war
now than il was month before
it entry into the World War.
"In matter of very few
weeks" he said. III certain
things are allowed to happen.
American sons will again he sent
to European battlefields." 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25

who has been ono of his frmest
supporters in the Senate and
served as floor manager for Mr.,
Roosevelt at the Democratic ma
tional convention which nominated
the President for third term.
Administration forces count
heavily on Byrnes 10 help steer
the Presidents lend-lease bill
through the Senate without serious
modification of the broad powers
il would vest in the Executive.
Many believed that if Mr. Roose-
welt has selected Byrnes he would
withhold the appointment until
Congress diSposes of this bill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Fire Crew Res(ues
Victim Of Machine

Vito Reno. q, Of 2639 East La
fayette avenue, had his left arm
amputated after fire department
rescue crews spent half an hour
last night dismantline a steel roll
Ter machine in which he had been
caught whilc working. Reno. sole
support Of his parents and two
younger sisters. was feeding sheet
steel into the machine al h @
United Steel Sales Company. 300
West jefferson avenue, when the
accident occurred. Before fellow
worknen could turn off the power
his arm was crushed TO the
shoulder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
GIN Plant Reports
1000 HIP. Air Motor

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 25. -
GNS1 Officials of the Allison
division OF General Motors re-
ported today development Of a
new motor which they said would
give the United States the fastest
military plane ever produced.
They said the motor would gen
crate 1000 horsepower. double the
power Of the present Allison en-
gine that produces an airplane
speed of 3s5 miles an hour They
SAID actual tcSt fights necessarily
viii he postponed because neither
sirplanes nor propcllers now are
capable OF handling such A surge
Of power.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Bigger Gun Shop
Assigned Custer

FORT CUSTER. Jan. Is. - A
change in plans for the ordnance
shop at Fort Custer. today caused
the war department TO reject all
bids on the structure. said Con-
structing Quartermaster Capt. Al
fred Plaenert. r
Rejection of the bids. opened
January Ia. was the result of the
war departments decision 10 build
a larger building than at first
anticipated. The original plans
called for structure 80 by s.
feet where 9Th Division guns
would he kept in repair.
Captain Plaenert said that new
plans were being drawn up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
50 at Fl. Custer
Stage Drill
Time. star Correspondent,

FORT CUSTER. Jan. %. Sixty
nine recruits. who have completed
their basic training in the field
artillery, marched this morning in
review before Brig. Gen. Cort-
landt Parker, In command of ar
tillery units Of the Fifth Division.
The group also went through
mass calesihenics. dismounted drill
and gun drill. AS the outstanding
member of this group, drawn from
both the 10Th and 46th Field Ar
tillery, Private James r. Howen-
slime of Columbia, Ind, was
awarded a'fountain pen by Brlga-
der General Parker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25

hut W i'll not
d iscl Sc his
choice for a
long, long time,
the Chief En-
ecutiVe told
newsnen.
The + o : j.
dents assertion
that he would
wit h hold the
a p pointment
for some time
| @ d m a n Y
to believe ii
will 60 to Sem
aior lanes
Byrnes Cd of
South Carolina.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
JAW Local Hears Curran

Plymouth Local 81 UAW-CIO
to-day Is holding us annual eduoa-
tonal convention IN tAe FeFt
Wayne Hotel Scheduled speak
ers include Joseph Curran. vice
president Of the Go and president
OF the National Mainline Union
Maurice Sugar. UAW-CIO attor-
ney: r. j. Thomas t'AW-ClO
president and George r Adde's
CAW-ClO secretary treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Situations Wanfed-Moie

CHAUFFEUR. care'sker. janitor house
man gardener: experienced. excellent
city references. Trinity 2-5497.
CHAUFFEUR. private family. high school
graduate: age rs. good references. Ter
race I-2i52
,tIi4eH=h "A ffr.-F Frz.
references: Detroit experience. Trinity
2.stts
COST accountant 20 years experience In
general accounting. auditing. onlce man
agement and tax work Townsend 5-2527.
EXPERIENCED painter psperhang4ng,
cement finishing. plastering. excellent
work manshlr. estimates Murray 1851
EXPERT DIsHWAsffER, house boy gas
ttatinn attendant. references. expert
enred George, Trinity 21i93.
NALL WASHING ceilings cleaned eXpe-
renced, good references; free estimates.
steve Townsend 6-qi1s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Now Wife Slayer
Starts Life Term

.ALLEGAN. Jan. 25.- Dale Oar
row, 23-year-old Now nlachlniSt.
today began serving a life sentence
for beating and choking hi wife
10 death and burNlng her on ms
grandfather farm near here last
November. Seni3.nee MAS ii1,f.Is..i
bv Judge Fred =. Miles Of Allcgan
Circuit Court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Female Help Wanted

BEAUTY operator. all around. Isabel Black
Beauty Salon. 1898 Woodward Ave.
GIRI.-Reliable: housewors; stay nights
two children. 81. Call after evenings.
Trinity 2-32s2
WANTED - Practical and undergraduate
nurses. 10 register. 252O11 last Grand
boulevard (Jos Csmpaul.
WILL. give Protestant woman good home
small salary. return Tor light homework
Ninewood f-6035.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
It's u Secret
President Picks Justic e
but Won't Name Him

WASHINGTON. Jan. 25- Presi-
dent Roosevelt has chosen the
man he will nominate for appoint
men 10 succeed Supreme Court
Justice James Clark McReynolds,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Boulevard Race Won
By StatIer Waiter

The annual Washington boule-
ward race of Detroit walters, car
rying trays containing A glass OF
water. cup and saucer and two
plates. was won by Henry Turner
OF Hotel Statler who heat out Il
competitors. Tho event was a
forenInner 10 the annual Walters
and Mattresses Ball Monday night
al the Grand Terrace Ballroom. =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
East Mas His Auto
dster His Sentence

A Traffic Codrt irfry took hui 10
injuries IN convict John Surmacz.
Is. OF 6oi3 Chopin avcnuc. Of rcck-
leSs driving and Judge George +.
Murphy took less time 20 sentence
him 70 % DAYS IN tho Detroit
House of Correction Tho youth
vas arrested for driving so miles
an hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25

srsphen o'HaTiovan, s24 Rodger. Toledo,
30.
Oscar WAL SIG Putnam. -
Percy y. Haxon l2sJs ST. Nsrys 81.
Mtrtie Harlow. 1909 Macomb 81
Shirley Dianne Smith 5ii2 Williams. /.
Ftsd- calkins- 80 South S.-ivsy.- 81
Matilda WATT. fs33 Van DYKE 81.
Pichard Bannistsr. 1920 Gienheld 81
Charles A. i.emminE, 752 Randolph So.
Nincsnxo Russo. 1879 Cameron. 81
Specioso Franco tSam Frank 5f2i Helen
ss
Charles Henry Bssg. 1915 ShaftbeTrys 80.
William Rodnrr. 4uS4 Tuxedo. ~
ronn y Auwies. Ifs63 Flanders. 80.
Grace r Fletcher. Garden Court Apis. s.
Agnes willard. III charlotte. so.
Frank Hardy. 1918 Fast Fort 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
BIRTHS

BIRTHS
Mary Ricks. 53s Hendrie
Alice Richs ards 1893 Sixteenth
Helen Rosser, 6425 stanford.
Fila Rushlow, Ssi South Patricia
Violet Rinke. 1927 French road.
Lucille Redinger. 1901 Gladwin.
Gertrude Rivers 522 Erskine.
Clara Sutherland. I505i Mendoza.
Rose szewczyk. 1i5s Parkwood.
Florence Sailor, 1922 Yellowstone.
Josephine Spiders, 3t64 Hoeomp,
Nellie Trotto. 22a3 Pierce.
7f;i#Is--s. sse -hiitl-t
Clara Helsel, $40 Stimson.
Irene Brown, 5el7 West Warren. .
Josephine Banasisk. 3ai3 Troworidge'
hsmtramck.
Ethel Crawford 93s Eliot.
Elizabeth Coughn. 1859 West Parkway.
Caroline Dubeck. $50 Alameda.
Georgina Dosenbach. 1852 Sou,hfeid.
Joseph DiLiberto 800 Harding.
Mary Dedes, 203s Sixth.
Wilma Evans. $500 Yorkshire.
Annsbelle Chaser. s075 MsTlpwe.
Margaret Grsbowski. 1898 Harper.
Eunice Hoisington, 1928 Turnet.
Marjorie Hill 1924 HartveH.
Dorothy Hinsky. 1865 West Grand eoule-
ward.
BETTY Hartford. 42o3 Buena vista.
Hazel Jackson. 5eit Devonshire.
Marjorie Kruger 1880 Racine.
Janet keil 1852 Somerset.
Leona Kirouac 1913 Moran,
June KLEIN, 1850 scripps.
Virginia LeNdndoNshN, 3ura lnftN ~lniI0s
Syika Levinter, li30 Longfellov.
CIodogh Lyons. lssO3 Huh.
Dorothy Meurer, 92s Alter.
Ella Mcclellan. 400 Chalmers.
Elfrieda Mccormick, 1887 Winthrop
Doris Nelson. 1892 West Outer drive.
Marie Nicholson l27ss Strathmoor.
Edith Oppenheim. 1740e Indiana.
Virginia Perreca, 1850 Hawthorne, High
land Park.
Anna Pikulinski. 1909 Campbell.
Mary Procarione 1929 Commonwealth
liner Petts. 1850 Duncan
Irms Russell 2s4 South Hsrbsugh.
jeanne Robertson 1905 Northlawn.
Mardella suells 35tO 81. Aubin.
Francis Simon. 4+fi Porter.
Mary Sadrsck. 1871 Thirty-first.
Anna Swetlk. 1871 Liebold.
Esther singa. i2072 North Msrtindsle
twin.
Marjorie schuhring. 2232 Ruskin road,
Trenton.
Phyllis Staret 1925 Pingree
Savstrice Tringali. fl7O Canton.
Mary Thihodesu. 55s Newport
Wanda Urban. 1852 Twenty eighth.
Evelyn Verdonckt, 1851 Lakepointe. Crosse
Pointe.
Eugene Neheek=ffffiS RrsHpH.-
Stella Williams. 1912 Hooker.
Ida Weeks. 2566j York road, Huntington
Woods. Royal Ook
Ieta Wylds 100 West Euclid
Monica Zawicki. 1921 Garfield.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
$4,000 Antitrust Fine
For Ex.KIan Wizard

\ II IN NJ A. e55-. Jan. tfNSt
Or. Hiram w Evans. former
Imperial Wizard Of the Ku Klux
Khan. and three companies were
sentenced today in Federal Court
on charges of violating the anti
trust law in connection with the
sale Of asphalt emulsion TO the
Georgia Highway, Department.
Exams was fined ~ 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
DIVORCES

Catherine Ryan from Fred J.
Daisy NJ. watts from William c.
Robert Caldwell from Evelyn.
Lige Thomas from Georgia.
Anna Martin from Lorenz.
Anne Gebhardt from Dries.
Aiyce c. Mccormick from Thomas X.
Eva NJ. Teagsrden from Jess t.
Exilda Toulouse from Arthur.
Gertrude McNeilley from Herbert.
Leona L. McMonigal from Alvin.
George A. Bradley from Rose.
Beverly Normandin from Romeo.
Helen Zurivetza from Neil.
Augusta Hagemeier from Arthur X
Elsie NJ. Saunders from John =.
Theodore J. Rodgers from Oakley.
Donovan Smith from Anna NJ.
Mary Byers from Robert Z.
RUBY Clark from Roy.
Josephine NJ. NJ Piettuk- from Raymond.
Cora sinnig from Robert M.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Two j. NJ. Regents
To Seek Re- election

ANN ARBOR. Jan. >. Frank
lin NJ. Cook and Charles r. He
mans. regents Of the University
Of Michigan. today announced
they would seek denomination for
their Offices at the state Dem
ocralic convention February ~
mn III in GRAND IIapidS.(
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Personals

Personals
ARDEN Hearth Studio tnew management.
4155 Woodward. New York graduates.
Temple 1857.
ARE YOU TIRED? Correct ion Cultured
service HaHley. Madison 705a. 2'n
Westminster.
AsTROIo GIsTs : '.Janette"--fA Ann" =
others, Entertaining. Flora.s Tearooln
X Fast Grand RIVER tuTstaitsi
AsTRoLoGER Florida. san FRAN
cisco 30 Years experience. 30 Peter
hora. CHERRY $50.
AsTRoLoGER- Evanrelne bern. ITO
Hubbard. near East Jefferson. LenoA
1851. 81 90.
AsTRoLoGER Mss Lena Mspnine Chero-
kee Indian. appointments. iis Meldrnm
Fi,zroy 1912
AsTRoLOGER Special consultations hy
appointment only. PERSONAL FlNAN-
cIAI. problems Townsend s-6aHH.
ASrROLOGER ALE% 4. ROSS
Horoscope. Delineaiion. Appointments
Trinity i-Oilf
AsTRoLoGFR- Mrs Lowell. % years tx
perience: Detroit, Florida. Appointments.
Lafayette O32f
AsTRoI oGER Veice Mackan. LenpH 1885.
Private interviews. s373 East Jenerson--
ioi.
AsTRoLoGIsT -Cr, stal la Belle. sJIl r.
jefferson. Fitzroy siia. Daily, sun
day, 81.
ATTENTION Lola Margaret
eEnteriaininE AEaln.-2a3 -Baeley. clifford
Al BILL GRAF S .SRILL- Astroioger
EsteHe Noon luneheons, i2i John f..
Downstairs
IA <---sr-
culture. Creole Health studio, Temple
LUIS
BODY Culture STupit1@-WsudsI oV
2eiO West Grand boulevard between
Third -Hsmiitanb.
gall KLENZ" enas aver. gall bladder.
stomach. gas, gladstone attacks prevents
operations. 1910 Burlinsame, Townsend
7-l7io.
MRS. RAVE = Astroloeist Featured a.
state Fair. as37 Mitchell Plaza 2aha
NATIONAL COLLEGE GRADUATE special
zed hSsio-ihefapy intra-suniighi ray.
no NEEDLES used Tor removing IN
slightly hair painlessly. permanently. guar.
Kear Institute. zoo trancis Palms Bide.
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful Office treatment while worsinS
Doctor De Swarte Rectal Clinic. 5O03 Cas-
avenue Temple l-2i2i
PROF. ELTON. AsTROLOGY
Consultations daily. 10 10 s, Tuesdays and
Fridays TIL 3 Closed Sunday. SOS John
r., between Erskine and Eliot. Special 81
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE-church. Of
Christ Appointments daily. 1890 West
Grand boulevard. TYLER 1888
RUSSIAN rheumatism Herbs for aftnrius
neuri'is and stomach. Mar Adams. SIS
East Genesee. Saginaw.
WILL. not be responsible fof debts IN and
after This date contracted hy M VIE
Marion Edward J. Meyers, - funa.
Hazel Park.
READ Times Want Ads FOR rroht--ilse
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Dine and Dance


FILM cLUB-DeHclo,s Foods. Liquors.
Beers Entertainment, Dancing Mighty.
522OT Cas-.
GEORGES GRllL-openlng special. com
pete fUrk~&-AlnHeE- anc-- Annnd . 3
lunches s2es Grand River Tyler $3.50.
HOLLYWOOD lHS-Liquors. entertain
ment. dancing nightly toihe AlAerj.
1928 West Fort
KAYs BAE-n srren-Junction.
Jean-Steye Serve You. Liquors.
Tyler 4-s9fs
kRUSE RESTAURANT - sizzhng steaks.
cFf0fTs Spring chicken fatr1ers stJTe.
$40 Cas-
MEXICO RESTAURANT Mexican dishes
chin. enchladss thmales. OPEN Al.
WAYS. 1881 Fourth
NUT housE-Continuous entertainment
(Fun always Liquors. 1901 JOS.
campau. Trinity 2-s9is.
REPEAL GARDENs--Dsve Young Pro-
prietor Community singing, entertain
ment 1852 West Vernon
REDS INN-choite liquors. tKENSETH
FRASER. PROPRIETOR. 5000 Mcni-
gan oregon F7ss.
ROYAL BAR-Chicken. steaks. sea foods
liquors; ,psrkinej. 562l-25 West Fort.
PISS BAR choiee liquors Pu-s Frazho.
proprietor 1926 Kereheyal. MURRAY ais5
TRIANGLE cafe-Enter,siument. dsnelrF
nightly. tJoe-Abe. propristors.J LiqgoIs
ssS- Michigan. -
81 BAR-Fnteriainment Delicious Foods
Liquors, Beers. 3lf Woodward. clifford
1926
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Employment Agencies

Al OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
$40 TRANSFORMATIONS BUILDING
JONES EMPLOYMENT Reliable DAY
workers couples portsrs maids. wait
resses. COlumhia 1910
NURSES wanted. Immediately. positions
waiting Westbrook Nurses Registry
Phone BEDFORD u23J
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Lost and Found

CAT-Black white spot under chin, re-
ward 25s7 Cass Cherry 35gi
LOST Collie hrown, white. male. owner
heart broken. Reward. University 2-elo1.
LOST-One music stand in case. bass
stand in vicinity Of Howard street mis-
sion: reward Murray 5ifu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Church Services
Arranged for
Fort Custer

FORT CUSTER. Jan. 25.-~Com-
pletion Of arrangements for Il
church services AZ various centers
Of worship IN Fort Custer were
announced today by Lieut.. Col. {
r. Miller, infantry executive off
Ger.
Colonel Miller said that Or John
MaSselink pastor Of tho Third
Christian Reformed Church of
Kalamazoo, Will speak three times
tomorrow Al services for the Dist
Field ARTILLERY Battalion. the md
Infantry. and the 10th. i6th and
50th Field Artillery BatialionS.
The 2lst Field Artillery services
will nc held AT 9 a m. in building
1927; the infantry services at 10
a. m. in building 2S27. and the
final services al IL =. m. in build
ing 1925. Doctor MsSSelink will
be assisted by the mixed chorus
from his church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Beauty Culture Schools

BEAUTY CULTURE - Complete course.
81 50 weekly. day classes. h gienic
School $50 Twelfth
DEL-MAR BEAUTY SCHOOL
2io Blvd Bldg woodward Grand Blvd
PARAMOUNT school--B Beauty culture 1910
r.. Grand Blvd cat Fnresu. ". 23sa.
CONSULT the ENLARGED Real Estate hsungs
iu-the- Sunday Times Want As1
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Deatb notlres

GARDNER-Jan. %. 1871. suddenly, Robert
NJ OF sOOi South Clarendon avenue; be-
lowed husbsnr- of Sarah k.Gs fdnefT-desF
father of Robert +. Gardner, Mrs, Kathryn
TrudlA grandfather Of four grandchildren,
brother Of James. George. Charles Gardner
Of Cheboygan. Mich. and Mrs. Joseph H.
Cadieau Of Dearborn. Mich Funeral from
John H Heelon's Mansion. 1870 West Grand
boulevard, corner West Warren, Monday Al
sl5 and st. Theresa Church at 10 o'clock
Che boygan. Mich. papers please copy.
HOFFMAN johanna. January 30 be
loved wife OF Fred J., dear sister OF
Mrs. Charles Figaro. and Arthur r Sulh-
van Of New York city. Funeral a. the
INT Funeral Home. Wayne. Mich. Monday
At $50. St. Mays Church at Watne.
% clock
yFTGER Jan %. William s. Of 4757
Mi Elliott. husband Of the late Sencey .
dear father Of Mrs Harold Roberts. VIII
nam IT. Josephine MITE Enrn0ny ChesIck
Mrs. William Lonskey and Roy grand =
father of 10 grandchildren and great
grandchildren. Funeral service Monday,
y m at A. II. Peters Funeral Home
i2O5I Gratiot ave.
NOSS-Jsnusry "a. Bertha r. S2oi Lemsy
wife Of the late Theophil. dear mother of
Fred Ernest, Walter, William and Ger
hard grandmother Of nine grsndchlldren-
Remains at A. u Peters Funeral Home,
12O57 Gratiot until 10 a m h"nday
In state At Ebeuezer Baptist Church. MI
Elliott and Garfield. u a. m. until time
Of service, Monday. =. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25

Gen. Hugh =. Johns
americas Fighting Thinker
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Trade Schoofs-Moie

ACETYLENE and arc welding taught by
lesson the modern production way. low as
s25 no down payment required day. night.
r. b Perry. 1901 W Lafayette.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
Situations Wonted-Female

BUNDLE washing; experienced iaundress
beautiful shirt ironer, called. delivered
Tyler 6gi5l.
GIRI-Colored. wishes days. general clean
ing ironing. 81 50 earfare. Tyler 4=0s66
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-25
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MASS AT HOSTESS HOUSE

Catholic mass will he held al the
hostess house at us and 9:15 a.
m. with Chaplain Patrick j. Null
hern in charge and AT the recruit
reception center at $50 a. m.
Chaplain Harold o. Prudell who
conducts mass AT the. center. will
also conduct mass in the hospital
at s a. m.