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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-11
FBI Here Ndbs
Il Germans in
Alien Roundup

John S. Bugas. Detroit head o.
the FBI. today said his office vii
take no unusual actions as
result of the German and Italian
declarations OF war but viii con
tinue It's roundup Of certain Jap
anese. German and Italian aliens
Bugas revealed that during tn,
last "A hours the FBl here has
arrested II Germans. two OF them
women. The Grand Rapids office
of the FBI arrested five men. all
German nationals. during the same
period.
IDENTITIES REFUSED
The Omen refused 10 identify
those seized or give the reason
for their arrest. All are being
held IN the immigration depart
ment jail.
Arrested in the last three days
a total of IS Germans and two
Italians are now being held by
federal authorities. Bugas said.
MANY ARE RELEASED
Many more enemy aliens have
been questioned and released after
being tingerprinted and photo
graphed. he SAID No japanese
have been detained although all
have been told not 10 leave the
city.
"AlI persons arrested are
being held in eustodial deten-
ton for the immigration and
naturalization department" Bu-
gas said.
'In making al arrests / have
operated on orders from Wash
ington."
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lard ia West WaAal for saAs On senI
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ALL WOOD o C. YELLOW FIR
ALL GREEN WOOD u" OR IS"
LENGTHS
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EOusEwDRK % any KIND % the
hour. Proctor 4o24-
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wOAEE's EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
Al Lutheran Compass Mission is2s
Pacific ave 10 N 70 n
Ma e4es except Saturdays
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Situations Wanted, Female

DAY WORK-Experisnc sales CIR
typlEt. waitress switch board opss-
A.or Attractive dependable good
personality. References. Write A-5
Tmes
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Cash Monthly Payments
Loan eMos. limos. 16Mos. 20Mos.
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State Regulated Lenders
Cash Loans

You get the money you need In one
day. No credit inquiries Of
friends or relatives. No wage
assignments. To apply phone,
write or visit our office. Pay
ments listed include all charges.
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YOUNG undeTgraduate nurse SOME
training n office work WISH ez-
perisnce n dentist o. Doctor =
Office WIZ So. Tacoma TsueT
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Miscellaneous for Rent

FULLY equipped besutF snop NTH
living quartsTs out q Tacoma In
quirs 7os south 18Th. Apartment ..
after . . m.
YTREPHOOF concrete building ts1so
suitable paint sIQp. SaTkAhop.
storage garage MAlu zoos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14

isn't as important as hers, you
know. and-do you know the
way the members OF the cast
always speak Of me-Tve heard
them-as Mary's husband, never
by my own name ="
My heart sank at this realiza-
ton that one Of the most per-
picking problems of the woman
with a successful career had come
10 Mary.
II IS the rare man who can &C
cept his wifes success, glory IN
III, love and admire her for il. and
yet keep himself and his own work
sufficiently remote from her orbit,
so that the occasional times when
he is referred to as Ann Blank S
husband" are cause for gusty, hi
larious laughter, instead of hu-
initiation.
II takes a big man, mentally and
spiritually. 10 achieve such an at
titude and If his wife is worthy of
such devotion. she gives him such
respect. loyalty and alteration as
no caveman. with a submissive
echo for a wife. ever receives.
Was Noel big enough to win
through his present problem The
question caromed around my brain.
even as l answered his plant with
the sympathy / really felt for his
dilemma. For / could understand
his humiliation. with no present
chance of his escaping from il.
But he was speaking again. and
I gave him careful attention.
Il wonder II she imagined I
was mean enough 10 be jealous
Of her career. and that therefore
was loving her less" he said,
with hurt bewilderInent.
Then his anger flashed again.
But that was no excuse for
her carrying on that way with
Redfeld." he said
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14

proving 20 herself that you are
az much in love with her az you
always were--or In reprisal
upon you for something you have
done 10 offend her"
Noel suddenly flushed 10 thu
roots Of his hair. and while hi:
eyes held remorScful comprehen
sion. there was a certain renewa
Of anger IN his eyes which troubled
me.
II suppose have been q bit
neglectful Of her" he said. "but
that isn't the word--stand-Of fish,
I guess. IL better one. You see,
Aunt Madge"-he looked at me
with Shamed and tortured eyes
Pm getting 10 be just n sort
Of tame canary. My own work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14

madly In love with him >" l
countered. And 7 saw him vince
AZ the words as il l literally
had stabbed him.
Acting Is the word ! used.
Noel" / told him. 1T IL the
word meant To use. That il
Just what she has been doing,
and---she has given n marvel
ously convincing performance
I'll take my oath she has,"
Noel said glumly, but there was
nuance in his voice that told
me his spirits were tightening
by the minute. and that the soil
was mellow for my planting.
II arm writing no brief Of de-
Tense for her, dear boy" ! went
on. "She has behaved afro
cIously, and has excited great
deal of lnvldious comment"
II wonder II you can realize
how much" he said gravciy7
EYES. l can" / answered. and
i already have begun Ga call her
90 account for II: shall continue
the process when i see her later
tonight. When i do, shall find
out her reasons for acting as
she has"
/ paused and looked al hin
questioningly.
Zone hypothesis. Of course"
I said. sis that she Is acting in
this way for your benefit, either
10 arouse your jealousy - thus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14

NOEL'S FACE was suddenly
illumined as If some one had
turned on an electric bulb behind
his eyes. His Respondent lethargy
vanished, and he faced me as
might some one who had been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-14

granted a re-
prieve from tht
electric chair II
the last quarter
hour OF time al.
lotted him.
"Desp es
stephen Red
Held he
&C h oe d as
though that
were a thing
almost incorn-
prehenSib lie.
But how can
she when she
has been"
Acting A.
II she were
Evening star., 1941-06-26
Tie i: &A4&nl ;: q: 4; z!
Stree, at District 400
Floor COVERINGS

S29 95 S22.95
Rugs 9x12, with black border. Were
SLABS
Wool Fibre Rugs, 9xl2 excellent patterns. Were
s24e5 S1595
Basket Weave Fibre Rugs 9x12, gay plaids Were
$685.
Rugs, 6x9 patterns.
S1295 1895
Basket Fibre Rugs, 3x6 good patterns Were
S395 and $4 S2.95
IL Standard Felt Base Rugs size 9x12 patterns perfect
quality SIS 95 S3.98
Basket Weave Fibre Rugs size 6x9 Burgundy backgrounds
Were SO 95 S5.95
Imported Grass Rugs 9x12 heavy quality.
S795 -----. S5
KooItex Rugs, Size 9x2, excellent outdoors.
$l295 ----------s : -------------- 50 95
The Paas Royal, Rags =. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-26
Art NeedIework

Cool Spray Cotton for making scarfs,
hats, blouses, etc; broken assortment
of colors. Was -19c
Caprice Pure Silk for knitting or cro-
cheting, broken assortment of colors.
Was 45c for l ounce skein----- 29c
Hostess Tables, when folded can be
used as a tray. Were S2.98 S1.9S
2 Needle Point Pieces, petit point and
gros point combined; can be used for
a wall panel. Were $6.98-$ $4.98
j Needle Point Piece, petit and gros
point, 29"x30". Was $798 ----S5.9S
II Ecru Crash Breakfast Sets, / scarf
and place mats. Were s1-------S5c
The Palais Royal.
Art NeedIework .. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-26

French prints, fIoros, Currier and Ives
scenes and hunt prints in mahogany
or gold frames.
BookIights. Were Tee 49c
Bronze, ivory or chrome finish. Easily
attached to book, table or bed
20 Glass Vanity Lamp Bases. Were
SIPS ------------- --------- S5c
Metal Bed Lamps. Were $1.25--69
The PaiaiS Royal,
Lamps Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-26
Rayon Undies
Reduced

3 Munsingwear Striped Gowns, rayon;
size IA. Were S395 S279
200 Rayon indies, briefs, stepins and
vests Were ACC and 500 for 81
IL Spun-Lo Rayon Slips, navy: broken
sizes. Were S1-------2 2 for 81
IS Sheer Chemise, white; sizes 81 to
46. Were 59c and 69c----3 for 81
The Pdlais Royal,
Rayon Underwear First Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-26
Reody-Mixed Paint
;i'js aiS; s1 gallon

For use inside or out Choice Of six
coIors. Only II gallons.
"a Half Gallons VarniSh Stain, for
floors, woodwork or furniture. Was
S149. Half gallon on--------------s1
80 Gallons Quality House Paint, made
with pure linseed oil and lead. Was
$3.50. Gallon ---------------S $3.50
II Half Gallons Porch and Floor Paint,
four colors. Was s1.49. Half gall
Evening star., 1941-06-26
S1.98 "TroveIoire"
Troye!inq Coses, Sl.25

Only II. Will hold suits or dresses
without wrinkIinq.
Liquid Thread, p price. Was 29c-
40c-75c --------------15 15c-20c-
Leatherette Open Top Utility Boxes;
assorted sizes and colors; each---10c
The Palais Royal,
Notions First Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-26
Curtains Reduced
Housewares Reduced

18" blades with nodded rubber tires
ond r,Ihnar roller Were s12 e5 ---------- 1895
Is Bathroom Ensembles Lily the Valley pattern 6x6 foot
shower curtain 54 rufed window drape Were S598S389
rs Bread Boxes, $149 19c
"a Half Gallons Liquid Upholstery Cleaner s20
c.11op
Sc Covered Chicken Fryers,
60 Bates Mops, S129
"a Stainless ref s198 79c
Universal Cutlery shcer butcher pairing and
fruit knives = price
Wall Cabinets 49," ivory green Were s475-- $3.50
6s" Double Utility double ivory finish
Were S798 SbSS
zoe Bags draperies clothing
etc. kills moths larvae Were
10 Bed Trays
The Palais Royal Housewares Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-26
Couches> Mattresses

Couch with comfortable nnerspng construction opens
easily Was s34e5 - S2695
Sofa Bed with spacious bedding compartment and fully
holstered back homespun covering Was S39 95 $3.50
Couch with separate nnerspng mattresses
cotton homespun covering. Was $780, 5-------S S2S50
Sofa Bed fully upholstered and back convenient
bedding compartment tapestry covering Was S9s5
S3495
Studio with twin box springs removable legs ana
irr.rerrinq mattresses Each outfit - S2I95
SneciaInnesprng Mattresses with one-piece inter-
locking steel coil unit encaed in layers OF soft cotton e
seryiceable stripe ticking
The Paias Royal Bedding Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-26
Electrical
Appliances es

Spin Dry Washer, Automatic Laundry
Queen; floor sample. Was S79.95.
S59.95
2 Apex Portable Ironers, floor sam.
pies Were .95------- SIS
/ ABC Washer with self emptylng
pump, in good condition-has been
used. Was $685. 5-----S49
The Paidis Royal,
Housewares :. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-26

The Pdiais Royal,
Paints Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-26
Novelty JeweIry
So Neckwear> 29c

90 pieces Of crisp white neckweor friy Ioces, piques
and dainty oreondies Styles for high or low necks
The Palas Royal, Neckuear 4. First Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-26
Odds and Ends
Dinner and
Glassware
5c-1Oc-15e

500 pieces Of glassware and dinner
ware. Few of q kind. Included ore
tumblers, soIod pIotes, sherbets, din
ner potes, fruit juice CLOSES, etc.
10 Pottery Bowls and Vases. q prlce;
discontinued patterns; an assortment
of sizes, shapes and colors Were 81
to $3.50 ----------------50c to s1.75
The Paidis Royal,
China and Gldssrdre .. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-26

SORRY! NO MAIL, PHONE OR
c. O. D. ORDERS ACCEPTED.
ALL PRICES FRIDAY ONLY.
Evening star., 1941-06-26
Linens and Spreads
2O% to 4O% OFF

II Linen Doies. Were I9c to 25c--------lOc
90 Turkish Guest Towels Were l9c----------l5c
"a Printed Dish Towels Were &c ---------l5c
s Soed Shower Curtoins Were $398 8---------Sl
50 Novelty Crash Troy Cloths and Scorfs. Were l9c
TO 35c--------------- ----------l5c Sc
IA Novelty Pastel Scorfs. Were Sl--------.---79c
140 Dotted Swiss Scors and Vontes. Were 25c--l SC
S5c Colored Doies. Were &c end 25c ----- Sc
z Sumner Crash Bedspreods. Were 81 1921 80
g. Sample Chenille Bedspreods double size. Were
- 298 to
The Palais Royal,
Linens and Domestics 81, Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-26
Boys and Young Mems
SPECIALS

60 Boys Tennis Polo Shirts, necks combed cotton
brown and navy; sizes 16 18 and 90. Were soc - 39c
BOYS Gabardine Trench Coats, navy; sizes G, 8, 10
and 12 Were S395 S1.50
20 Boys Wash Sacks, dark patterns Sanforzed shrnk
. residual shrinkage H. sizes II to IT, Were sl15.
sec
IL Boys Knckers, stout l6 and 49, Were $780, SOC
l Boys Green Tweed TopcOat. size II. Was sl295 81
20 Junior Boys TwOPiece Suits. n-orout shirts, and
English shorts; sizes to IL. Were 81 so 69c
Boys Polo Shirts broken sizes ard colors Were 89c.
3 for 81
Boys Summer Belts % and 80 only Were 55c 39c
Is White Duck Trousers, slightly soed, broken sizes
Were 69c
The Paiais Royal,
Boys and Young Men's Shop . First Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-26
Thrift Shop Dresses

IS Were $685. S895-------------------S s.
SO
IL Were 81 s5 to
The PaIais Royal, Thrift Dresses Third Floor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
GROWING SHORTER

The Shrinking Man OF Siam,
NomiuanE TanuSiri who was a
feet TAN al the age of 13-lis feet
tall a. tie age Of u. and IS grow
inC shorter each day,
The Man with the Unconquer-
able Spirit. George Martin Of Jud-
soma. Ark. has been completely
paralyzcd from head to foot for
30 wears. His body is stiff as steel
and he cannot even turn his head
yet he conducts thriving bust
ness and successfully operates Il
250-aCrc farm.
In India. there IS a Faquir OF
Bombay. Bahadur, who IS $50 years
old, and has not gone to bed IN
-135 years, When ..hc feels tired
he sits on A chair
In Brooklyn. y. Y, Jimmy
Venice. who IS quite an athlete
can bend a half-lnch steel rod :
inches, long with his teeth. in the
record time of three seconds.
DR.. Lee DE Forest, father OF
radio and inventor of the vacuum
tube, was arrested and prosecuted
for selling stock in his invention
which the judge called "a worth
less piece of glass yet today II
makes radio possible to be en-
loved h. the -MeFlld.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Americ IN 'Sof+ie' Gives a Lesson

IlDTONN NlGNETTE II happened restaurant Broadway
vi Two bgSzcd Fcnes drinking beer and being noisy
about the victories of the Nazs boy and girl came IN sat at
table and became their When they
made remarks about the ghe boy demanded apology In
dropped which opened spilled the contents
ballet trunks slippers OF the bullying
Naz laughed fit kiso did other patrons As the dancer
pick up things him playful
with the foot Ila hal! SAID OF them There's America
ballet dceahhh! This
the who disposed Of the humatng with left
hook that broke Nazi and the table the time
three teeth The quiet American softie George
Church Joson he took the ballet at u
wraSser of only straight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30

trudc Lawrence, Dundlc Oh tdlehl liOHi
Britain Bob Ritches blonde on his
right arm these premiere-nights. She is
Evelyn Carmel one of the Macy redheads.
She wears a wig while doing the first
nights. part of her modelling Job -. Elaine
steadying with former NRA
bggie. s. RoSenblatt :. Marcy Wescotts
new arm link. William Niles -. Winthrop
Rockefeller The lowdown on why he en-
listed as a buck private: lie has ire
mcndous youth plan in the making. To
keep Incorporates from saying: He was
rich so he got a good job during the war;
he enlisted. lie could have had big
Govt iob-hes an oil expert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Man Is Ripley S
Nomination for
oldest Exhibit

Bob Ripley has paused lone
enough in the daily task Of draw
inc Believe II or Not cartoons
for The Detroit Times 10 look
over his work Of 1870 and he Is
forced oto the conclusion that the
StrangeSt thing of the year IS
MAN.
His oldest Of he years oddities
were discovered during travels
through the POI different coun-
tres nc has visited Here are
some Of the most amazing amaz-
crs Ripley points out as the year 5
hichhchts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Who's GETTING Bald?

MAESTRO BERNIE is getting so bald
WI that last Christmas his most welcome
Gift was a set of military sponges All
of which reminds us that at Leon and
Eddic's last night a heckler called Jackie
Gleason fathcad -. Stand up retorted
Gleason and let us see yours"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
+ This Gnu ONLY Knew

NTANIIATTAN looking flock ducks hud
A'l Park lake covered
with ice The plump femme evangelist the leading to
beSeeehng the rushing
They subway
door slammed their The middleaged society woman
Her husband shot South
America and intended their home She adorcd 1t
a The hot dog stand Sth Ave
No
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Asks West Coast Annapolis

ASHIN TON, Jan. 80
QNSl - Senator Johnson tR) of
California today introduced in the
Senate bill for a naval academy
on the West Coast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Her Beauty Wins Radio Job

PIG TOWN NOVELETrE Three years pretty kid named
~ Juliet Forbes yanked of dramatic school
leading part Door She sweegan notices Critics
kind OF bcautya fiery Nordc beauty
Rat flood
from firms Then followed roles in two shows
She read the notices about her unusual
She dckered with movie And then another
ayoh She finally Job She's signed for ID weeks
nm tho radO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
But NOT FOR HIM

John Howard Payne. author of
Home. Sweet Home, never had
a home,
payne was wanderer-ove
the face of the earth. and died
i'm far away Tunis," Ripley says.
John 'Snowshoe' Thompson,
who carried the United States
mail 90 miles over the snowbound
mountains for 20 years placer
vile, Cal, to Carson City NeVD--
and the government refused TO pay
him a cent for 20 years of labor
And these are only few of the
unbelievable but actual strange
facts about man uncovered by
CartooniSt Ripley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Keeps Young Seven-FoId

NJEMOS MIDNIGIITER: Winton holdover
41 the Room Eileen Devn of the Miami Beach
5 a James
Mckinley who with gals all at
finally explains things How do keep
Interested and them? he asked
Yes do he said bandy but what else is there but Love?
II koeps alive ounG-and foolish
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Walter Winchell
On BS'OMAECNy
The New York Scene

ACES ABOUT TOWN James j. Walker and George Jeel TWIN
toaStmaSte AT dinner 'Jpyboh excellent form
And the eNaNor parreddnorce reports to wit: Lie
would he very and didn't some one every once
r. N. a Copacabana rngslde with her
plps comfortably and munching maple Ger
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
These Latins Come From Pitts burqh

BROADWAY TICKER-TAPE Tho Woody Icrmans nantici
~ patnG Tubby RNe fat and funny m. at tho Nut Club
(Niamn tho Gibbs uhhuh
Qncn Reynolds aectonae description of Their Maiostes to
"To the they
George Betty Windsor Add harduk tales Martha
HWood assignmentadaptng her
Return
ngshe injured her back the and the hosp for
The discOuagng the repetition Of Jeanne with
tlbh Those Havana Madrid Barbara
md PittSburghcrs by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Another Carmen Clicks on Broadway

NEW YORCIIIDS: Paramount enchanting Virginia with Mad
~ The delightful melody and swing of Chi Chi
Castenango' People OF the rhumba
fhythmS fuckers of You Walk By Paul Barons
Waldorf Astoria Lullaby of Broadway from
FederaiSt" which
should The who CABS MICS Monday
Nichcr show Bways click Carmen
An1aN al Inc Beach nhc1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Aid China
TWo Speakers to Plead
for War Relief

DR.. Robert b. Mcclure, leader
of a combined British. Canadian
and American ambulance corps
now on the way TO China. and Liu
Liang-mo. Y. NJ. c. A. secretary
who started mass singing in China,
will speak at several meetings in
Detroit Sunday on behalf of United
China Relief.
Doctor Mcclure will occupy the
pulpit of the First Congregational
Church Sunday morning. and OF
the Central Methodist Church
Sunday evening.
Liu will talk 10 the high school
groups in-the Metropolitan Meth.
odist Church at II o'clock Sunday
noon and will be in the Interna-
tional Center of the Y. NJ. c. A.
under the auspices of the Inter.
Faith Committee of the Detroit
Youth Assembly from ) 10 9 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Trinity 10 Hear
Three Brothers

An unusual happening Will occur
at Trinity Lutheran Church Sum-
day when three brothers will de-
liver sermons in as many services.
The Rev Herbert Fehner, pastor
of the church. has two brothers
who are also Lutheran ministe
One is the Rev. Walter FehnJ
who taught in Trinity School sew
leral years ago and is now sta
toned at Hamler. O.. while the
other is the Rev Alvin c. Fehner,
pastor of St. Stephens Lutheran
Church. Duluth MINI.
The Rev. Walter Fehner will
preach the English sermon at 8
a. m, the Rev. Herbert B. Fehner.
pastor. viii deliver the sermon in
German AT 8 O'Clock and the Rev.
Alvin Fehner will preach the Sec
teHd Eng sif-st4ff4eh at o 30. ;35HI
The father of the three pastor
brothers, Prof. H. B. Fehner Of
Seward Neb.. has served 50 years
as instructor in Lutheran parochial
schools and AZ professor at the
Lutheran Concordia Teachers
College, Seward, Neb.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Scientists Send
Relief Materials
To War Victims

Christian Scientists in Detl
and vicinity are carrying on extehs
Isive war-relief work for the aid OF
sufferers in countries at war. Not
only the churches in metropolitan
Detroit but churches and societies
within a radius of IS miles are
preparing materials 10 be shipped
through the Detroit headquarters.
Since the work was started on
Nov. II. 1910. over 1000 has been
used in purchasing materials which
have been made into clothing, bed
ding and miscellaneous items. Vol
untary workers take care of all
the activities.
General headquarters is main
tanned at ST Book Building. and
each church and society has its
own local committee and meeting
place for the workers.
The headquarters is open from
10 a. m. 10 4 p. m. daily Any one
desiring TO aid in the work may
secure instructions and materials.
The committee Is glad 70 welcome
visitors and 10 have the help Of
those who are not members OF
the Christian Science Church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
Guardian Angels
Dedication Set

Archbishop Edward Mooney viii
dedicate the new Guardian Angels
Church Sunday at II o'clock noon
Following the ceremony he vii
preside at solemn high mass
coram arChiepiscopo, to be chanteC
by the Rev. Joseph G.- Schuler
pastor.
The new church will replace q
temporary structure that was
erected three years ago.
Guardian Angels parish was or
gained in 1927 by the Rev Lee
Huver. who erected school build
ing convent and rectory.
The school hall was used fol
church services until 1887 wher
the temporary church was built
Father HuVer was succeeded az
pastor in 1888 by Father Schiller
who directed the erection OF the
church
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-14
k. Of {. Frames
Congress Trip

One hundred members of the
Detroit Fourth Degree command.
cry. Knights of Columbus, will
leave for the National Eucharistic
congress III St. Paul, June % tc
26, in special train at 9 a. m
on Sunday, June %, from the
Michigan Central station.
At the congress. the knights
will serve as a guard of honor to
the Papal legate and take part ir
various functions.
The official pilgrimage of the
Detroit archdiocese 10 the con-
gress will leave Detroit by train
on Monday, June %. This group
will be led by the Rev. Walter r.
Hardy, director of the Archdioce-
san Priests Eaeharistie league.