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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Custer TO Hold
Eleven Church
Services
Time. star Correspondent

Q FORT CUSTER. Jan. 1S.-With
plans for religious services COM
pleted for all faiths represented
in Fort Custer. officers in charge
announced today that IL services
will be held tomorrow morning in
buildings in all parts of the reser-
walton.
3, Four Catholic services are
scheduled under the direction OF
FIR. Patrick j. Mulhern and FIR.
Harold o. Prudell. Father Null
hern will officiate at the Hostess
House where mass will be held
at Tbs Is a. m. and at 9:f5 a. m.
At the Post Hospital Father
Prudell will conduct mass at 6
a. m. and at the Recruit Recep-
ton Center at $50 a. m.
/ Protestant services are sched-
uled in seven different areas,
The 2nd Infantry services will be
held in the Regimental Recreation
Building at 1945 a. m. under the
direction of Chaplain Otto A
Deter
At 9 a. m. Chaplain Robert L
WATSON who will speak on Diff
culties of Christian Salvation be-
fore members of the 10th Infantry
in Recreation Building 2131. He
will be assisted by Chaplain Ever
cite M. Robbie.
The Headquarters, 5th Division
Artillery Battery. and the Dist
Field Artillery Battalion will hold
services in theater No. l at 8
IN white the 18th, 18th and
50th Field Artillery Battalions
will hold services at 10 a. m. in
the same building. Both will be
conducted by Chaplain c. F.
Golisch.
> The 1s4th Field Artillery serv-
ices will be in thei%recreation
building at10;30 a. m; under the
direction OF Chaplain Alexander
Albert Watts.
The 18th Infantry recreation
building. Twentieth and Wayne
road. will be the scene of services
for that group, They will begin
at 10 a m when Chaplain John
F. Danieid wifi speak on I'm
ashamed OF the Testimony of
Christ"
Selectees will hear Chaplain
Jesse c. Shull speak on The
Radiant Certainty in Recreation
Building HOP at 1890 a. m,
Earle kretser will direct the mu-
sic and sing two numbers He
will be accompanied by Miss Dor
othy Polk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18

TO Kansas City. Mo; Leonard p.
ZagtIow. Med. Admin, Carlisle
Barracks. Pa, to Vancouver Bar
racks. Wash; Nicholas w. Coburn,
Eng Columbus, o. to Washing
ton; Jas. .. Butler. ONO. Fl.
Sill. Okla, to Camp Croft. Spar
tanbure. S. C.; Harry E. Roderick,
sc. Mitchell Field, l.. l.. TO Wash
ington: VIM. A. Harvey. ONO,
Baltimore 10 Camp Blanding, Fla.
Amadeus J. Friemoth. Eng. Co
lumbus, O.. TO Fl. Leonard Wood ;
jas. Erasmus kendrick Jr.. Med.
Res. Greenville. Ala, to Maxwell
Field, Ala.
Second lieuts.: Thaddeus NJ.
Nosek, Eng. Fl. Belvoir,, Va, to
Camp Shelby. Miss; = Cfias. Fl.
Banks. Eng, Fl. Riley, Kan. to
Fl. Custer. Mich: Elmer p. Chris
tenson, Inf. Chanute Field, RAN
tout, ILL.,, TO North Beach, N. Y;
Robt. Y. Hayne, Eng. Columbus.
o., to Fl. Belvoir. Va: Wayne X.
Richardson. A.C., Fl. Riley to Fl.
Leavenworth; John J. McGrann,
Eng, Columbus, o., to Fl. Belvoir,
Va: Hugh K. Fraser, Eng, FIT.
Riley, Kan. to Hawaiian Dept.
Burroughs: Lieut.. Col. John L.
Gammell IA. 3 months. IS days,
Jan. "a; Lieut. Col. John A. Gill
man. ONO. 4 months, Feb. 2s.;
Lieut.. Col. John E. Silby, Cav, 2
months IL days. Jan. Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses applied for:
Joseph Kuhinec, 81. Helen Zukesh ~
Frederick Hh1te7-22ssTT- Elliott
%
sydney J Keith. % sara Portin 20
Edward Heinrich. 81 gladys Curno~. %.
Robert s, Farrell. "a Doris j. Salmnen,
John wimbush scSaaCsn Tavener. 81
VICTOR sG Friedman Helen welnOerssr'
Lester Greenherg- Iona Mi,shkan ~
Charles LOUIS HricnNs 80 Marion Grace
Els Peiletisr. Sc; MsrS DeBouvsr. ~.
Glenn Jesse Porter u.s. Margaret C. Nc
William =IamsSZW gafden,| Helen
Elizabeth Kuhn. 10
Ernest Long %; Dorothy Newton. 30.
Philip e. Moran. 30: Mary NJ Nichols %
Peter Kiamik 2s: Virginia Semester 20.
Paul Palmer 20; Margaret MYERS, %
RsYmend Msreur7 - N8rgHTst GuIas. II.
Nick Makrts. IS Catherine Friend. IS
Donald c. REYNOLDS. "a: Louise Lillian
Hammond Is.
Walter Cullingford 50: Jean Hauck. IS.
Albert Bsrr1li "a B.rnlts Huiss 2s
Maurice Walsh. 2i Alvens Ksrshau 81.
James Brantley. 20 Helen Mccall. Is
Edward Wozniak, a. Wanda Gavronski
siegfrisd Engelbers. as; Ann. Marie Les
chnitzer "a
Elton " Blackwell 81 Dorothy Mas 81
Arthur J. Lewnau, ~ Romano E. Ksstler
%
robert Elsn.r. 20 Ava Ros.n,hsi 81
Charles X. Ferguson. IS Anne Marie Ger
vais p.
Alexander v. Karpovic % Athena Annett.
Donald G. Ross. 20: Gertrude zca MsnvHls
Il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
RfNAReES

Gertrude Frorksen from Edward
Helen Rossnhloom from Joseph L.
Cara Massie from Theodore.
Ida Hoffncr from William
Gertrude Pichiotine from Richard
Kathleen Rosssr from Thomas
Thelms o Byrd from Jaspar q.
Edith Corcoran from Harold s
Ethel NJ Miller from John A.
Henry Tde from Golds
John Walker from Jean.
John Clark from Pauline
Jean Maniaci from Thomas.
Nina Holler from Walter
Dorothy McNernsy from Paul
Ruth Matthews from Russell
William G. sheldon from Minnie
Mike Fsur from Sophia
Harold J. Foley from Helen,
Violet Hofer from Georges
Lula NJ. Dunlap from ma
Peter Carso from Catherine.
Dorothy Reiich from Marko.
Ruth Clutch from Leroy.
Thomas Donaldson from Theodosia
Amelia Barron from Maurice.
Yvovenne 3 May from Dolph.
Eric II. Aronson from Frances.
Anna n. Miller from Walter J.
Knnstsneya Witkovski from stefan
Aubrey r. Phillips from Jessie
Marian J. Myckoviak from Tavern
Florence z. Sessions from Charles A
Lura NJ Bunch from Earl L.
Gladys Thomas Watson from Andrew
Mabel Canif from George.
Robert Collins Jr, from Virginia
Grace Jsrzembovsk from Leonard J.
Margaret J. Johnston from Thomas 3
Anna Miller from Walter J.
Helen Ann Meyers from Charles T.
Frank Madison from Flora.
Howard Grissom from Minnie.
Gladys Brazier from Clarence
Genevieve Wierszew from Edward
Frances NJ Hunt from Charles r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Table Tennis Till
Set for Custer
Tine. stan Commandment

FORT CUSTER, Jan. 1S.-Table
tennis enthusiasts at Fort Custer
will have a chance January 81 to
display their skill in Battle Creek
when the first tournapent/ OF the
year will be hetf uhdd The spon-
sorship of f3nf BattlaCreek mer-
Prizes. /otaling more than 5000,
Will H awarded winners. The
tournament is scheduled TO con-
tinue for three days and will be
played under the rules Of the
United States Table Tennis Asso-
citation.
The prize list includes first prize,
open singles, S35 wrist watch, and
second prize, SIS pen set: first
prize doubles. two SIS wrist
watches, and second prize, two IS
pen sets; first prize novice, SIS
radio. and second prize. $40 ring
with army Insignia first pr z e
doubles novice. two $40 pen sets,
and second prize, two S. lighters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Stick Together
3 Brothers Transferred
to Coast Unit

FORT CUSTER, Jan. 1s.-The
three OHara brothers of Chicago,
who refused to allow the draft to
separate them. found Fort Custer
officials recognizing their family
tie when orders were released yes
terday for the movement of troops
10 Fort Scott. near San Francisco.
When Harry O'Hara was called
by his draft board. his brothers.
John. 20 years old. and Robert, Is.
appeared with him and volun-
teered for service. The three were
sent TO Fort Custer.
When orders were being made
up TO transfer a group OF APO of
the selectees 10 the 9th Coast Ar
tillery. Capt. Frank B. Cosby. as
sistant adjutant. remembered the
brothers and transferred all three
10 that unit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Lear
InspectS

Times star Correspondent

FORT CUSTER. Jan. 1s.-Nearly
1000 men stood at attention this
morning while Lieut.. Gen. Ben
Lear, commander of the Second
Army, inspected them in his first
visit to Fort Custer since the con-
centration of the Fifth Division
here.
The battalion. which formed the
guard OF honor, the only ceremony
that General Lear would permit
on his visit. lined up before the
officers club. near division head
quarters. for the inspection. After
inspecting the men and compli-
menting them on their work. Gen.
eral Lear was scheduled TO visit
the ceremony held by the artillery
to celebrate the graduation of so
men from the basic artillery
course.
These enlisted men. without
command. gave an exhibition of
mass cahsthenics and dismounted
drill. Under the command of non
commissioned officers they later
went through gun drill.
Brig. Gen. Cortlandt Parker, in
command of the artillery, pre-
sented a prize TO Private Lloyd NJ.
Wilkinson, Battery A. 46th Field
Artillery. who was judged the out
standing member of the recruit
section. He is native of Chris
ney, Ind.
Officials at the fort said General
Lear would spend the several days
inspecting the Fifth Division ac-
tivities. He arrived late yester-
day and went into conference i'm
mediately with Maj. Gen. Joseph
NJ. Cummins. commanding officer
of the Fifth Divisiop
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
DEATHS

Eva suanner t73s Vermont IS
Claude Campbell, ISIS Linwood. so.
RAYMOND lang. ql7i Stoepel -
Alfred George Clayson 1855 Dragon. 81
Helen Liskowacki 2725 Cody. So
Edward NJ Munck. 1850 whippe, SIS
Bertha Louise Blum. 1885 Reno. 50
William II Schumacher. 62s Drexel 81
Ben Bemke 1921 Dubois, 80
Henry Oliver. o10 Osborne, 81.
stella y Alarie. 3199 Thirty-second ~.
Joseph J. Iglkowski. slI9 Domino 81.
Frank 6 Keller. 1925 Kensington road. So
sesmen Hudson Laird. 75s Coplin. II.
Mary Ashley. 566s Buckingham road so
Frank Russell Burdick. 1923 Lakewood
Thomas Lewis si4e Fast Fort. SIS.
Mary Mcclellan. JT2s0 Westphaiia - "a,
Emms Jane Knight 2s37 Northwestern ~
Louise Rsuh Reichert $3.50 woodward q
Emma Winfrey 5037 Ninewood. IS.
Minnie Brown. 1892 Chsrlevoix, rs
selden Grove. 1859 Twenty fourth. so.
Dennis PENN, Rsd1p 'S s9s E HsrIsoI
Thomas Baluck. 1911 Gallagher. 4s
John Smith. s047 Hartford. 81.
Teres Fischer. 22ii Gladstone, IS.
Alger Casey. 1871 Benton. II
Edna L. Bromm. 5236 Audubon, II.
Joseph klbulov, 2075 Desring, IS.
Arthur r. Champagne, 1861 Clark, 70.
Charles shaw. 1917 Catalan, Is.
Stanley Przybylski. 1852 Junction. ~.
George n Montgomery. 1858 Wisconsin ST
Morris Rose 1920 Pingree. 50
Frank Hermann. 47e3 Townsend. Is.
George p smith. 1885, Fairvieu. 50.
Louis Gr1ybovski s5O6 Maxwell. rs
Florence Williams 3s7 East Grand Blvd.
g.
Milton Pulford. 1872 Turry. 80
Rsrbars Zimmerman 1923 Chsrlsvoix. 50
Gaudenzio Reltramo. 1928 Rochelle
Gathering Frances Delaney $50 Delaware
g.
Iosspbin, Manthet .<ias Msndalhy So.
rohcrt Golbral'h ( 1922 Prairie IS
Randall = Martin 1885 Lsvton. 20.
Max Siegel 2i5 Nofih summit. II
Rehecca Nys. 1879 LonEscrs, Is
Pau Garter is3o7 Allen road- Melvin
dale /
oeorg. Brown. ss7- ssrstoss. Ferndslss ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Starts
In Death Of Soldier

. FORT CUSTER. Jan 1s-Medi-
cal authorities today were 10 de-
termine the cause of Che death of
Private Frank r Spagnola. 20.
Of Company {, 10Th Infantry. who
died yesterday in the Fort Custer
Hospital after an illness OF two
days
Officers said the youth. Who CO.
listed in Youngstown, o. vas re-
ported sick tuo days ago and was
removed Immediately 10 tho hos
pital Survivors include MS
mother. Mrs Mary Spsgnols
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Ferry Again Elected
By Museum Trustees

Trustees Of the Detroit Museum
Of Art Founders Society reelected
Dexter NJ. Ferry Jr. president al
the. society's annual meeting yes
terday.
Ferry has remained a. president
since 1919. excepting the World
Wan years. when he served as
major in the army commisary de-
partment. Mrs. Lillian Haas was
elected vice president; DR. George
kamperInan. treasurer. and Clyde
II. Burroughs, secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Officer Transferred

FORT CUSTER, Jan. 1S.-An
order released today from the Of
flee of Mai. Gen. Joseph NJ. Cum
minis revealed that Mai. Allen
Clark. formerly an organized re-
serve Instructor IN Lansing. had
been transferred to Fort Custer
as an athletic and recreational
director. His home is in Grand
n pidS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
New Secret Weapon?
British Devise Scheme to Balk Nazi Raiders, but
Merely Say, Wait Till Spring
BY w. W. CHAPLIN -
Intl News Service National Defense Expert

slipped into the American vernacu-
lar 10 express himself
That" he said sis just one Of
those things. I'm afraid I better
not answer that question. but
can say that II our scheme Is a
secret weapon II is not a death
raw"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS
BIRTHS
BOYS

BOYS
BOYS ~ere born to;
Irene Emmius. l24i stimson.
Ellen Erickson, 3l54 Third.
Jennie p rlciano $685. Pulford.
Margaret Lehman, 6s7 selden-
Helen Myers. 1928 Gleason.
Eleanor Nuytten. 1898 Townsend.
yirsinis Rudzswicz, iIi27 Justine,
Lorraine Bsnfield, 472s Wabash.
Dorothy Brown, eS2 Hall Windsor. Ont.
Josephine Brown. 1928 Carrie.
Flossie Bahr. 1881 Maxwell.
Julia Coleman. 1884 West Warren.
Evelyn Cummings 1884 Indiana
Mildred Couch. 1885 ST. Jean
Madeline Gall. 80 West Pleasant. River
Fsith Gordon. 534e Harding.
shirley Gross. 1882 sturtevsnt.
Clover Howard. 1928 Gilchrist
Jessie Hoeksdsy. 1870 Northlswn.
Agnes Kaminski. $500 Burdeno.
Martha Korch. $500 Garfield.
Louise Lesth. 542s Scotch.
virsinia Ludwig. $50 Coolidge, River
Rosaiind Meyers. l173i Grandmont.
Rose McCale. i3209 East Vernon.
Berendna Mcdowell. 1885 wsyburn. Crosse
Pointe
Nina Need. i4i54 Seymour.
Cecilia Media, +13s Twenty-ninth.
Merits Phifer. e52 Farnsworth
Anna Parrot. 1883 Hubbard.
Leonore Parrott. 1874 Sorrento
Rosemary Pitts. 4335 Berkshire road.
Frances Ridley, 1876 Lindsey.
Gloria Roby. 47o2 fireman.
LESSEE Rank. 1888 Canton.
Caroline steinhoff. 50ei Iroouos
Margaret swanson, ia Beniteau.
Alverns Trsvitt, $50 King.
Helen Vivier. 1873 Westbrook
Geneyieve Weber ~ Pine. River Rouge.
GIRLS
Girls were born to:
Irene Den Dooven. i253s Fsirport
Jose phine Hwy. 1888 Wagner,
Martha Lewis. sos s. Schroeder.
Marie McDougall. 20104 Bloom.
Constance PfsruKss, 1905 Toledo.
Virginia Van Newkirk. 2o17 Wabash.
Frances Angeldis. s7i5 De Soto.
Marion Barron, l715l Littleheld.
Grace DeVigan. 1880 Mayfield.
Charlotte Demeter, 122l5 +. Warren.
Ida Evranisn. 532 S. Green.
Helene Fslklsm. 1850 cssgrain.
Georgetts CASTOR. his Russell.
Irene Girvn, 7704 Medbury.
Elizabeth Gambin. 2i3l Hart. -
Gertrude Hiske. 1888 Alter Rd. e.
Mildred Hooks, $685. Amherst,
Grace knight. Sos Willis
Lucia Lee 500i Joy Rd.
Leona Morris. 22s5i Bernard, Dearborn
Vera Mcclure. 1875 Forrsr:
Grace Mastn. s72s W. Vernon.
Mile Mathews. 1851 Yonka
GLADYS Mccullough. 1851 Appolinc
Dorothy Malik, 60l4 Lakewood.
Susie Pinkey. 2s70 r. Mullett.
Rose Poniatowski. 6to3 Field
Stephanie Peterson, 1908 Whitehill
Helen strsayer. $50 Merton Rd.
Nicola Singer. 636 Baltimore.
Reva Stavicki, f67 w Alexar .rine.
Emile Thorington. 1854 Huntington IA
Margaret White 500 n Center. ROYAL Oak
Lena Williams, 3i9 E. Phlladelphia.
Virginia Wehrmester, 1881 DeSoto.
Frances Young, 1871 Freelsnd.
Ann Zaxadil-- 81 Oak. River Rouge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
WANT STREETS TO CONFORM

Another problem confronting the
residents was that of streets in the
new community. The housing
project streets do not call for con-
formation with othersstreets in the
surrounding territory. but will use
the streets only as an outlet for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Soldiers Moved
On ; Trains

FORT CUSTER. Jan. 1s-Three
trains loaded with Fort Custer
soldiers left the quartermaster's
depot during a 12.hour period
today.
First to leave was the contin-
gent of 443 men and three officers
who entrained shortly before mid
night for San Francisco where 420
recruits from the reception center
will remain for training. The en-
listed men and officers conveying
the group will return.
At $50 this morning. approx
mately 900 picked men and officers
left in two trains for snow train
ing at Camp Mccoy. Wis. They
are scheduled to remain there two
months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Deatb Rotlres


FRfksEMA=Jauuary 10. corneiius, o.
3Oos Chalmers. beloved husband OF Bar
oara schiappacasse Friesema. dear father
of James son OF Mrs Harry friesems
brother of Mrs. H. A. Veenstra, Mrs.
Dykstrs Peter H. John W. Harry
Friesems. Funeral service Monday p m
at A. n Peters Funeral Home. 1901
Gratiot ave.
MARQUARDT--John. suddenly. husband OF
-Minnis,-fathsF- OF Mrs. Harold kurneffel,
Mrs George STARK John Jr.. and Elmer
Marquardt; funeral services frnm- dAnzh=
tiers residence, 357 Marlborough. Tuesday
At .. m
MeQtIHIEN"Ms Margaret tn.s Romsns).
January IS mother of Eva McBrlde,
Minnie Thomson and Jessie McQuinen
ST. prnother of Grail. William and Handson
MoQuillen. also IL grandchildren and one
great grandchild survive her. Funeral from
Kuha gen Funeral Home. i270i Grstiot. A.
2 D m. Monday. Brother Coleman Of
hciating, assisted BY Brother keenan,.
Interment Romulus. Mich
PRITCHAkD Is. Lillian. of l3ost
Filberi. dear mother Of Mrs. Charles
searIe and Ruth Pritchard. sister OF walter
Flanagan Of Michigan City. Ind Funeral
service Monday. D. m. at \. n Peters
Funeral Home I2057 Gratiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
rtm-. s.r oor..ps.s.r,

BATTLE GREEN, Jan. Is
Fearing that the proposed $780,
600 army housing project planned
for the families of $50 non-commis-
stoned officers might depress prop
erty values in the area. residents
OF Battle Greek Township last
night voted to send a representa-
tive 10 Washington TO iron out
some of the difficulties arising
from the plan.
In a mass melting AT the Lake
view School, residents of the area
voted 10 send Floyd c. White. Sec
Rotary Of the community council.
10 Washington 10 talk with Off
Gals OF the public buildings admin
istration and to army officials.
White said that at least three
matters would be discussed in the
w shingto conferences. He
pointed out that The area has been
zoned for class A structures and
that multiple dwellings have been
prohibited in the area. Under the
present plans the administration
would build IS units to house $50
families. contrary TO the township
ordinance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
PROPOSE DUPLEX HOMES

He said that the architecture
problem, could be solved by the
erection of duplex homes. which
may be erected legally in the
area.
White had a telephone CONVERSE
ton yesterday with Rep Paul w.
Shsfer and L. A Simon, super
vising architect for the public
buildings administration. He said
he had been assured of all consid-
Grafton for the complaints of the
citizens.
He will probably 60 TO kala-
mazoo tomorrow TO join Repre-
sentative Shafer and they will
make the trip TO Washington to-
gether. If the community hopes
TO forestall present plans they
must act quickly, White said, for
plans for the dwellings are sched-
uled to be released Thursday TO
the contractor and work will begin
Immediately.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Lost and Found

GLADSTONE Rag and papers NJ n c
Yates. reward. Call mums. ~Lsfsseue
5000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18

Residents Fear the Building of Non-Conn,issioned
Officer Homes viii Depress Property Values

the army center. Residents would
like The streets TO conform 10 pres
ent gridiron regulations.
The third stumbling block APP
pears TO be plans for sewage dis
posal. So far no suitable arrange
ment has been made.
White said that no attempt was
being made to block the project,
which will cover a 35-acre area
He merely will ask that the build
ings conform with other homes
in the area and that other consid-
erations be given home owners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Trade Schoois-Moie

ACETYLENE and arc Welding taught by
lesson the modern production way: low o.
S25. no down payment required; day. night.
r. B. Perry, 1901 ". Lafayetts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Residential Hotels
Furnished Rooms for Rent

ATTRACTIVE CLEAN spacious HOME
privileges. Mach -ChaTisvoI1. FACTORIES.
3i8s Crane
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-18
Housekeeping Rooms

ANToINETTE. f5s Woodward Hsmltoa
One studio couch, water, phone 81
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-26

classes will be under the direction of Professor T. J. McKavaK1aghs who is chairman of the Catholic University's defense education com mittee. The instruction will be given by Dean Scullen, Associate Professors r. A. Biberstein, H. F. Gallogly, and c. Wittlg, and Instruc-
 tors J. B. Cotter and c. J. O'Boyle.
 Coincident with the registration of students taking the special national defense courses in engineering sub- jects, favorable response has been made by the Most Rev. Joseph M. Corrigan, rector of the University, to the request of the Surgeon Gen. eral of the United States that nurs- ing schools of the country expand their training programs to alleviate the governments shortage of quail fled nurses and nursing administra- tors and superintendents. Accord ingly, provision has been made to give intensive nursing instruction to fifty additional students by the allotment of funds to Catholic Uni- versity by the government. Thirty graduate students vii ltake intensive training in special nursing fields under the direction of Sister M. Olivia, dean of the University's School of Nursing Education, while at the Providence Hospital division
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-26
Marriage Intentions

The following couples today in. creased the number of those fll- ing marriage intentions at the Of- flee of the town clerk during Sep tember:
 John M. Luschene. S17 North Main street, and Martha E. Pek- rul, 1O7 WolcOtt street.
 Leon Kuchinsky, 1S6 Orange street, and Viola M. Denver, Falls avenue, Oakville.
 Albert. A. Perry, Bridgeport, and Florence SanchiOne, Bridge port.
 BenOit Albert, 149 South Main street and Rosa VaillancOurt, 126 Maple street.
 Peter McK. Alexander, 69 Lin- den street, and Annie c. Currie, 20 Irving place.
 Robert H. Blakeslee, Thomas ton, and Margery Service, 5l Greenleaf avenue.
 Edward ChatfieId, IT,, West Cheshire, and Airline E. Purdy, 26 Peach Orchard road.
 Alexander veniaminOff, Bridge port, and Anna A. KOwalchick, Bridgeport.