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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
DEATHS

| Elise Horrigan. 3o07 seyburn. So
Z Mary Sarwinski. 1880 Olympia. 80.
Ernest corliss. i7ss Townsend. 81
Ed e Zee 5s1 NorthfieId. SIS.
Glenn TUT, 95lt Goodwin, y.
Alex Kiptyk. 1894 Edward. rs
Daisy NJ Kern. 1855 Porter, 81
Bertha L. sage. e3I West canheld' 81
Charles J. LaFromhoise. 3i4s Coplin, 10.
John Nash, $3.50 Buchanan, 90.
Thomas ID. Haughey, 5493 Lincoln, 70.
Espriam Martin. os7 Benton. 80.
Sarah Everitt. e6ii Dundee. IS.
F1iza beth Theuer 1884 Runyon. -.
Charles Patrick sheedy. 1900 Gienwood.
Rosemary Mayer 1929 Iroquois. 2.
Miriam Il. Otte. 1851 Chsts~onn.
lillian Dover PETIT 1907 Van Dyke, 81.
Lloyd Alton. 1881 Brainard. 81.
Leila Powell. 500 Holbrook. ~
Antonina Maculsh. i509 Hammond. s..
Elizabeth Hunting. i2e South Connecticut.
Clifford j. LAouier. ss43 Bewick. So.
John Fitzgibbons 1918 Twenty-fourih, Al.
Julia Palmer. 4Ib1 Lincoln, s.
Francis p. jarvis 652e stanton, Is,
Leors N. childs. sd West haumee'
R.ina q Ross. 1888 woodrow Wilson, a..
Margaret Elizabeth Warsaw. 1885 East
SSss, 9 a.5s ,, ,sss F Fsssq IS
Arthur A. Decker. Yale. 80.
Anthony Stephen, ISL Dayton. ~.
Charles W. Lea, 1899 HIllsboro. 90
John Second so West RobinwoOd. so.
Anthony L. sirisnni, 1887 Mcclellan, 81.
Raymond Wade Watson, 1873 handerson
road S.
Edna II. Allen. 1885 Wisconsin. 50.
John Patton. 1851 West Grand boulevard.
August Eichbrecht, Richmond, SIS
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BIRTHS

BOYS
Boys were born to:
Julia Bee. 500 Baldwin.
Elizabeth MARROW. $50 Helen
Cara Hircnmau-ssoss -hszefwo1.f.
Leona Brace. 5000 Concord
Dorothy Broad, PITTS Grand River.
Emily Benia. 1905 East Jefferson.
Helen Bibeau, 1892, LnEles-
Isabel Court, 1879 Snowden.
Elizabeth Chefets. 1880 Courvie ftwinsl.
Margaret custanee. lli7 North Blair
Isabelle Clark 1885 Carlisle.
Opal Cole, 1881 Palmer.
Vera connell. 52i7 South Martin.
Mary Deleero. 2i59 Medium.
Mary Darling 5O69 Calhoun. Dearborn.
Winifred Gragg, 1921 Roosevelt;
Emma Hugle, 1866 West Kithy.
Ruth Koran. 1888 Lycaste
Myra Hendry. 1876 Mettetal
Ethel Holloway. 1882 NoOdmere.
Mahle Isearo 1855 Decatur.
Catherine JAsulo. 1904 Maxwell.
Margaret johnson. 20fi McDougaH.
Lucille Jsniszewski. 1908 Birwood.
Gertrude johnson, 1908 Cape Cod, Romu
lus
Kathleen Kinnunen 1854 Pasadena.
Frances KTautter 25S Chalmers.
Julia Koran. sfFu Burrettr.
Katherine Lindhorst, ifOi5 6feydale
Doris Lynch. 1912 Webb.
Editha Lewis 76s Drekcrson.
Eunice Lloyd. 263s Central.
Myrtle Mates. 1924 Sixteenth.
Margaret Myers. 1865 Gladwin.
Viola Newman. 1905 coyle.
Adele Nokielski. 2255 Theodore
Dorothy Nietopski. 1921 Grandy.
Helen Pagel, 1850 Gray.
Margaret Phelps Route No. g. Milford.
Lotte Pisano r1219 Dodge.
Florence Pavlich 1892 Brush.
Dorothy Phillips. 1854 Syringe Cwln).
Anne Pray, 1897 Flanders
Catherine RHO. 1885 Mapleyiew.
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DIVORCES

Charles A. Price from Ruby II
Muriel c. Noye from Thomas y.
W Theodore Richardson from Blanche.
Wilbur Borch from Elizabeth.
Margaret Burrts from Eugene.
Frank Bond from Margaret.
Manuel Evans from Tobitha.
Thomas William Thompson from Gladys
Claude L. Gilmer from Pearl l..
Edna Straker from FREQ.
Lqnnle Ivy from Susie.
Charlotte r. Kubsch from William o.
Doris Langston from Clay.
Mary Gorisek from Peer.
Virginia Scobee from Roy.
Carter c. Pruett from Beulah.
Hazel Hughes from Arthur.
Nellie Frazier from Cleveland
Thomas J. Fraser from Sarah A.
Helen Gyllian from Simon.
William c. Fannin from Alma.
Clara T. Pet from Edward r.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Roswell $. Hall. 20; Rachel Lyd4a seeley.
Alex Raczyoki 4ss Bernice Kisiel. 40.
Joseph =. BekAlarcxyk, -; Wanda ciak. %.
James Whorton. %: Naomi Christian. q.
Joseph GAzelle, %; Irene Water, II
Steve Leienek. "a Sophie Goralski, Is.
Wayne r. Terry ~: Sophie Gertrude Am
pel0s 20.
Fritz Kempt. u; Dorothy slns. ~.
fuuafd schoolcrafi, 20: Mary Miner. 20.
Earl b YOUNG JT.. %: Ernestine Ildza. 20.
Ferdinand LaRose. Is; Florence steiger. 81.
Edward Jankowski. n; Pauline Hi. IS.
George Gardner. IS; Dorothy Ward, Is.
John j. sike 30: Marjorie p. Kincaid. IT.
Robert G. Carrie. "a: Mary Jean Coll. 20.
Edward GoTzelewski, p; Leokadia Polak,
10.
Chester Besls. 20; Doris Muzzin. 20.
Bender %.
Nike ORLANDO. 10: Helen Batch. rs.
Charles Talluto. 10. Bernioe Brumm, IS.
John Mulvihlli 20; Sonia Maiusik, 20.
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Hslp Wanfed-Instruetion

If YOU LIKE TO DRAW. SKETCH OR
PAINT. write for Talent Test (no feel.
Give age and occupation. Box B-39T5.
Detroit Times
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Situations Wonted-Mal<
rVEffITINE

have just sold my business n two whole
sale and IL retain outlets in nearby city
and wish 10 contact firm Interested ~
employing an executive capable ~ nanag
sales MANAGEMENT. Ten years with large
corporation as new business manager be-
fore going into business for myself. ~
years OF age. thoroughly experienced 10
IKE over territory or plant management
married no children. viii 70 anywhere.
Write Box Bsfs3. Detroit Times
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Female Help Wanted

BEAUTY operator, all around. Isabel Black
Beauty Salon. iO45 Woodward Ave
GIRI.-white. assist. one child no cooking
IS: more for home than wages. Yer
mont 5-5a53.
GIRL FOR general work, cook stay
nights. adults. oregon si22
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate ifstings
IN tho big Sunday Times Want Ad
Qocffont
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Employment Agencies

Al OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
$40 TRANSFORMATION BUILDING
JONES EMPLOYMENT = Reliable day
workers. couples. porters. maids. wait.
resses Columbia 10fU
NURSES wanted. Immediately. positions
waiting. Westbrook Nurses Registry.
Phone Redford O235.
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Male Help Wanted


BOYS 1918 years with bicycles - for
pleasant outdoor work-good pay. see
Nj swarthout 20f New Telegraph Bldg,
shelby and Congress streets
BOYS (2), i7-2i. neat appearing; expert
enoe unnecessary; opportunity to earn
SIS to $40 weekly. SlO5 BaFium rover
$50 a. m
CANVAssERs WANTED - Drawing ae-
count and commission Apply 5000 JOY
road.
DFNTIST-Ex EXPERIENCED. 10 work IN Pint.
Dr. j. Forbes. strand Theater Bids,
Pontiac. Mich
READ Times Want Ads for proh,-uss
them for results.
DRIvERs-Experieneed with fair knoWl-
edge Of city; no need TO be unemployed
make money with RsdiO Cabs. age u
or over. Apply $3.50 woodward.
MARRIED. man over IS with car. looking
for steady work: able 10 manage on $40
a week. Call Madison 44lO tonight between
and p. m. Mr.. Hassett.
MEN operate simple cutting machine IN
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Box B-sis4. Detroit Times
SHEET metal layout craftsman
must be thoroughly expert
.enced on surface development
work. Apply Employment Office
General Spring Bumper Div,
1850 East Grand Blvd.
YOUNG men ca. IS 10 81. Interested IN
working southern states and return :.
transportation furnished. neat appearing
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Do not phone.
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them for resultsl
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Deatb Rotlfes

GAIyIN-wfnam j.. Jan ~ 1871. be-
loved husband Of the late Mary. dear
father Of John Calvin and Mrs. Arthur
4nenberg: also leaves one sister, Aargaret
cunningham. seven grandchildren and -
greAt-Efandchildren. Funeral from J. ID.
Mzrtenson funeral home, 1925 Lawndale,
safurday, $50 a. m. 81. Peters Church
at 1000. prayers Friday evening at %.
HoOG sIRA-Janusry y. sieorsn. beloved
husband Of Alice dear father Of Peer.
I Hiefsafd- Ars Martin Seheiha a. sE4 MIS-
Peter h Friesema. grandfather Of eight
grandchildren. Funeral service SATURDAY
z 80 .. N from residence. SAYS sheridan
and .. m. First Reformed Church, Helen
NETZEL-JSn- -, 1871, Augusta tnes
sIegIeI. beloved wife % the late Fred.
dear mother of Mrs.. Paul schnuphsse and
Mrs Richard Coppersmits. Funeral from
residence i3toi Greener. Friday go ? m.
Member OF AToieter No. 4, and Woodmen
RI SSEII-Jan al. Anton. Of l2ois st.
Patrick. beloved husband Of Pauline
Heumann Russell dear father Of Barbara
Roy and Mrs. Otto Schultz Remains AZ
A H. Peters Funeral Home. lz057- Gratioi
ave. until 10 a m Friday. In state al
Burns Ave Baptist Church. Burns and
chapfn,. from II noon until time OF serv-
ice. p. m Friday.
sHEEDY-JanuAry Il. Charles. of 1880
Glenwood husband Of the late Emma,
line dear talntt OF tiiai - ~ a..
William Earl Sheedy grandfather ~ TWO
grandchfi4ren Funeral Friday 80 a m.
At IL Peters Funeral Home, 12O91
Gratiot Ave and a. m. at GUARDIAN
Angels Church
IA MEASURE January II. Joe beloved
husband 81 the late Christina. father OF
Lawrence and Mrs. VIDA Chambers grand
father Of Barbara Chambers Mrs. valerie
Deer, and Mrs Lucille PovletE: great
grandfather ~ susan Deem; brother Of
Mrs Dr. : Shields. George Cunneng,
ard the late William J. Ia Measure. Fu-
neral from Harvey A. Nicely Funeral Home,
5ss3 Maybury Grand. Friday at p. m.
WII.sON-yanuary % Harry. Of 1905
T1anders beloved husband of Hazel Ed
munds Wilson. dear father of Howard and
Mrs Don Miller. grandfather Of I grand
children brother Of william. Alfred and
Earl Funeral service Saturday. p. m.
A. A. H Peters Funeral Home. l205I
Gratiot Ave.
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Designing
Electrical Fixtures and Supplies

TOOL and die design on small dies, Tel
spectlye drawing Murray 1881
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Experimental EnRineering

ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. cables. switches.
lamps appliances; lowest rates. 522-i
East Adams.
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Plumbing. Heating Contractors
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Hospital
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ST. MARy's HOSPITAL, 1920 st. Antoine.
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Cadillac ii6i.
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Female Help Wanted

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Trinity 2-32s2
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1907 Woodward.
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consignment. 500 commission. AppiJ
second floor. 500 Woodward.
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letterheads, $3.50. 2025 Temple. RAN
dolph 662S.
/ 900 CARDS ee-EetteFhesTs- envrioJscs,
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MoRRoWs METAL Products Company
Sheet Metal Speciaities. Welding, Ma
Ginning Dearborn 2ll6
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root to each of the posts.
No metal must be used besides the axe in con-
structing the wapanon because metal comes from
the white mans world, and the magic ghost of the
Indians, Mistapeo will only appear in a house built
the ancient Indians used to build it centuries ago
The wapanon must be round as all old Indian
tents have always been. Furthermore, the ghosts
prefer that shape because they usually fly in circles
around the top.
Now Saiko produced second ring of wood,
narrower one and pulled it over the tops of the six
posts. Since they had been set in a santing fashion
with their tops close to each other and their ends
diverging toward the outside this second hoop was
much narrower than the first.
When all was firmly tied together, the structure
looked like pyramid with top hole, or like
of the ancient Indian tents from the time before
the white mans arrival
Saiko finally covered it with a ready roofing of
birch bark, sewn together, which he called vast
shepo qu" The top hole of the wapanon remained
open, to make it easier for the spirits TO enter
Nothing was added to the interior of the wapa-
non Only few spruce twigs were brought in to
cover the tramped down floor of snow and ice.
The work was done. Now, it was Sako's turn
To watch and stand by. He soemnly sat down in
front of the structure and invited me TO do the
same
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existence of any "wapanon' and any magic
Jtish would not only stop Pelcutagen, he
f Id, if he was convinced that the right was on
o's side, even kill the offender by sheer spirit
means.
Many sacred rules which never must be dis
rded prescribe the way in which the ghosts
t their house to be erected If the "wapanon"
frongly constructed they refuse to appear and
fewith also refuse their help to the right"
be represented by the conjurer.
rhe six posts supporting the Spirit House
bid preferably consist of six different kinds of
.d-but Saiko's hunting ground was so far
. h that Utish had succeeded in persuading the
| is to be satisfied with just three species of
s, the black pine, birch, and tamerack l saw
20 cutting down! The hoop however, which
Id serve as holding frame had definitely to be
e of tamerack
N pirt Man himself never takes part in the
Il arwork of the actual construction of the
anon. Quietly smoking his pipe, Utish stood by
watched all details. He made sure that all
|d was new
After the ceremony all parts except the cover
lid be laid aside TO wther as the ghosts wish it
|h detested the word "wapanon" which is dc
y from the French "cabanon' ("hut," little
Be- and referred to the spirits house as the
ancient Indian term
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our sturdy boots. We
felt warm with excite
ment, waiting for the
things TO come in this
clear Winter night under
the heavens of Labrador.
Utish would now call
up the spirits, inviting
them TO appear. His
reputation was that he
possessed the ability to
challenge the spirits of
all things: of animals,
birds, stars, moon and
sun.
He was the strongest
and wisest Spirit Man of
the tribe. No adversary
was able to call more
ghosts than Utish could.
Therefore, he was feared
and revered by all tribes
men.
He had warned Pelcu-
tagen already. The wa
panon ceremony is the
last and most effective
step in a long series of
m yst tic h appenin IS.
Warnings against an of
fender are sent into his
dream as well as into his
real life.
An insect had sudden
ly appeared on Pelcuta.
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Utish, the Spirit Man. pulled out piece of cloth
and tied 1t around his wrinkled face in unusual
pointed way, like an exotic turban. AS soon as it
was dark-dusky dark like yesterday-Utsh en-
tered the empty wapanon, with nothing but an
oval-shaped drum in his hand
He lifted the birch-bark cover and slipped in,
head first From now on we had to be even more
silent. One single word spoken by human being
outside the wapanon chases away the ghosts and
turns the magic performance into failure.
Saiko and / covered in the snow, our parkas
heads and five pairs of wooden socks under
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gems hand to sting him and to return to him dur
ing one whole day, as a meme tekel" of guilt.
A long-tailed long-eared dog had appeared in
his dreams, threatening to bite the trap thief. Any
Indian understands such warnings. Pelcutagen too
had rightly interpreted the message of such silent
and threatening creatures who had come to inter-
fere significantly with his daily work.
Three possibilities were left to him after he re-
ceived the warnings: to stop his crime, to bring
back the traps and to restore to the Sako family
the stolen meat or he might have gone to another
Spirit Man; but he probably had found none, since
his cause evil one.
The third way out was to do magic himself.
The bloodboiling ceremony had proved that he
trusted in his own magic powers.
Utsh and Saiko had come to the conclusion that
now only the strongest measures could stop him.
The strongest measures-Since the fight of the
ghosts in any wapanon always ends in death or
serious illness Detailing the losing party.
From inside the tent we heard Utsh beating the
wizards drum, this tambourine-ke instrument,
sounding rhythmic and enervating tomtom,
companied by Utishs monotonous chant.
A full moon now stood over our pipes and
listened to the drum and the growing noises from
within the Spirit House No other lights than
those of nature are allowed near any wapanon,
even rabbits or cats skins cannot be worn,
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Size and stability of the wapanon
changes according to its purpose. If
a big fight is being expected with
many ghosts to be present, the wapa-
non will be sturdier than in a minor
case. Saiko's was pretty strong, with
huge beams rammed into the frozen
ground, and it stood as all spirit houses
do, in the direction of the rising sun,
from East TO West. Saiko urged me to
feel how firmly he had rammed the
posts into the frozen snow.
mo earthly power can shake
them" he whispered. They stood in
circular fashion. He inserted the
wooden ring of tamerack into their
middle and firmly tied it with spruce
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SlllSC SllCy oOiilClliilCo give
sparks.
Only pipes are toler-
ated, since pipe-smoking
is pleasant to all ghosts
who sometimes even visit
a peacefully SIN king
Indian, as ghosts have
done since the creation
of the world.
Saiko suddenly moved,
bent forward and handed
his burning pipe under
the birch-bark cover to
the inside of the wapa-
non, obviously following
a silent command. We
heard the sound of three
long and hearty puffs,
and Saiko received his
pipe back again from
under the covering.
The Indians believe
that each thing, living or
dead, has its own ghost
whom great conjurers
are able to call up. A
white man has his ghost
or spirit or soul as well
as any Indian, any tree
or star or animal.
"Mistapeo lis the name
OF this conception, it
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The Deadly Bullet Borne by
Powers" Of the Wild. the
"Spirif-FiIIed" Labrador Medt
cine-Hu+ From Which Sped an
Unseen Death Over Miles Of
White Wilderness, and Other
"Sorceries" as Witnessed and
Described by One Of The
Worlds Greatest Anthro.
pologists-Stronge SurvivoIs.
Perhaps. Of an Ancient and
Almost Forgotten Wisdom
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-08

and may, if they wish. invite friends to accompany them.
 Fine Arts Exhibit
 Something unusual in the way of social meetings has been planned by the Fine Arts Department, Mrs. Waiter Heisel, Chairman, for Jan uary 2l This will te an exhibit of objects of art, including paintings. sculpture, china, Indian arts and crafts and other articles. which will be open to the general public, both in the afternoon and evening on that date Two special programs, enc for each showing, have been planned to give interest to this ev- ent.
 Light refreshments will be served at both showings. The exhibit will be held at the Scottish Rite Temple. Assisting Mrs Heisel in arrange ments are Mrs J. P Williams anu Mrs. Thomas Haigh Detailed an- ncuncement concerning their plans will be made at a later date.
 Bon Voyage Party
 A Bon Voyage party honoring Mrs. George LeVeque and Mrs Fred Tledt will be given Saturday evening at the home of Mrs R. R. Hermann on Calhoun Heights. Mrs. LeVeque, bet ter known to Juneau's younger ra- dio audience as the Story Hour La
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-01-08
bers or not.
 International Relations Group

berS or not.
 International Relations Group
 Some intensely interesting work is being carried out by the study group of the International Relations Department, it was announced. This group meets every second and fourth Tuesday afternoon, at the home oi various members, and is finding great enjoyment at present in Coed Neighbor Tour" of South America, a course planned and pre- pared by the national chairman of this department as means Of ere ating hemisphere friendliness and good will among the peoples of the three Americas. In effect, it is an imaginary tour of South America with reference to the economic, so- cial, religious and cultural, as well as political structures of the various countries. Mrs. Fred Tiedt is Chair man of this Department, and the large group of women taking the work are finding it both interesting and profitable. The next meeting of the group will be held next Tues day afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Neate at the Marshall Apart ments, where some surprise features on the program have been planned. All club members are privileged to attend the meetings of this group,