davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1941-06-13
168 Graduates In
University Class
DR.. George H. Ryden Praises U. s.
Constitution In Address

The 1853 members OF the graduat-
ing class of the University of Del
aware heard DR.. George H. Ryden,
head of the university's department
of history and political science,
praise the U. S. Constitution at the
commencement exercises in Nit
chell Hall on Monday. June 9.
Ninety-four of the graduates were
from Delaware College and IA from
the Women's College. Eight grad
uate degrees were presented.
| DR.. Ryden described the Consti-
tuition as a growing and dynamic
body of laws, like the nation it
supports. While there have been
only 20 formal amendments, he con-
tinued, the Constitution has grown
and changed through Interpretation
and through a vast body of unwrit-
ten law and custom which have sur
rounded 1t, DR.. Ryden added.
Nation Facing Crisis
"As you young men and women
leave these halls" he said, you go
in the midst of as great a crisis as
has ever confronted this republic.
Turn to Page 2, Pleased
Milford chronicle., 1941-06-13
University Of Delaware Ready
To WeLcome State HomemdkerS

First of the scheduled features
will be a tour of the university
campus. Than a get-acquainted
session in Mitchell Hall will in
clude movies and refreshments.
Formal greetings from University
officials, an organ recital, group
singing and a talk by Rev. S. ].
Thackaberry, pastor Of the Smyrna
(Tsn TO Page ., Pleased
Milford chronicle., 1941-06-13

II give my hearty approval to
your campaign for the elimination
of ragweed in Delaware, plant
whose pollen is the chief cause of
two of the most common of our
non-fatal. though distressing and
disabling diseases-hay fever and
the often following asthma" says
DR.. Edwin Cameron, executive sec
retary Of the State Board OF Health,
Milford chronicle., 1941-06-13
Peninsula Summer
Institute June 21-28
Annual Religious Session VIII Be
Held AT Washington College

The Peninsula Summer Institute
of 1941, sponsored by the Metho-
dist Churches of the Peninsula Con-
ference, will be held on the Wash
ington College campus, Chester
town. Nd, June 21-2S. Theme, I'VE
Follow Thee" Special group stu
dies, "Following Him In His Teach
ings," How l Can Follow Him"
Following Christ In Far Places"
Following Christ In Worship"
Following Christ in Music" Fol
lowing Christ In Play" and Fol
lowing Christ Through Youth Pro-
grams" and Following Christ
Through Consecrated Craftsman
ship"
Turn 10 Page 8, Pleasel
Milford chronicle., 1941-06-13
Weekly Weather
Report For Milford

From Wednesday, June 4, To
Tuesday, June 10, Inclusive
Charles ]. Holzmueller, weather
recorder for Milford, reports the
following atmospheric conditions
prevailed In this vicinity from
Wednesday, June 4, to Tuesday,
June 10. inclusive:
Milford chronicle., 1941-06-13
TeuDerature

Total Rainfall ...... 2.42
The following winds and condi-
tions prevailed during the same
period:
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1941-07-03

But who turned sick and afraid,
when America came in
Forgot all about 'Teufel Hunde"
Marines
When offered a square deal
BY Yankee "Schweinhunde"-
What people was it
Who accepted Yankee generosity
and good will
Rebuilt their cities and parks with
Yankee gold
Issued series in SUGGESTIONS of
fraudulent Marks
Swindled the world with their spu-
rious currency
Which finally became cheaper than
the paper it was printed on
Who connived at the quasi-secret
planning of the General Staff
Who participated in rearming of
the secret armies
Who benefited by largess of the
democracies--
Which later they spat upon?
What people did these things?
Germans had free speech after
1920
They sat in International Federation
of Trade Unions
Sent men to proceedings of Inter-
national Labor Office
Had members in League Of Nations
Councils, on equal terms
World markets were open to them,
on terms which they made
They cheated on these terms, sold
out their friends
Not the Kaiser: he was at Doom.
in exile
Not the General staff: They were
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1941-07-03
OVER HALF MILLION
UNEMPLOYED in NY.

Albany, N. Y. (ILNS).-Although
employment in non-agriculturai pur-
suits has jumped past the 1929 peak
to the highest levels in United States
history, recent estimates showing any
where from 37,500,000 to 50,5OO,0Oo
wage earners at work, there are still
576,165 persons registered at the OF
fees of the New York State Employ
ment Service, according to complete
inventory, compiled as OF April 70
1941. Of those registered, more than
10000 were skilled workers, of whom
nearly one-half are 45 years OF age
or older.
This inventory, part of a nation
wide survey to ascertain the number
of defense workers available, disclosed
a higher proportion of young regis
trants and a wider variety OF occupa-
tional classifcations than at the same
time year ago. Although monthly
inventories of registrants in selected
occupations have been prepared by the
EMPLOYMENT Service since September,
1910, the present survey is the first
complete, detailed analysis undertaken
since April, 1910.
Work registrations have been more
numerous than in the previous year,
due in large part to the fact that
special drive was held early this year
to get all potential defense workers,
whether employed or not, registered
with the service.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1941-07-03
Knox Moves To Raise
Navy Yard Pay Rates

Washington, D. c. A long fight
by A. F. of L. unions to win wage
increases for over 100000 navy yard
workers has begun to bring results.
Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox,
who for months had resisted the de-
mands of the unions, sent circular
letter to the commandants of all the
yards, notifying them that steps are
being taken to overhaul wage scales.
This is being done, he said, because
of widespread wage increases recently
established in private shipyards and
other manufacturing plants located in
the vicinity of the navy yards.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1941-07-03
Truths POndered While
Riding at
Anchor
''Then gently scan
your brother NAM
BY Mr.. Modestus-
Are you sure?

Are you sure?
Yes, Woodrow Wilson did say
Americas quarrel was not with Ger
man people
But Adolph Hitler has never de-
MED
That the whole German people are
back of this war
Doubtless, there were some object
ors, not true "Nordics"-
But where are they now, except in
concentration camps
In pits of quick-lime, or service of
SIS. IS?
In World War / battle lines
Some did cry "Kamerad," dropped
guns, surrendered
But who sang Deutschland Ueber
Allies" romping through Belgium
Who revered Kaiser, as Nazi youth
now worship Hitler
So long as Hindenburg was licking
Russians
And march on Paris was still in
sight
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1941-07-03
Chicago Street Car Men
Win New Wage Increases

Chicago, nl.-More than 1850 en-
ployes of this city's surface transit
lines overwhelmingly ratified a new
contract providing for S2,500,O00 an
nual pay raises won for them by the
Amalgamated Association of Street
Electric Railway and Motor Coach
Employees of America.
The new agreement provides a FIVE
cents -an-hour boost in wage rates,
ten days vacation with pay and $40
month pension. 1t will be retro
active to June /. Union officials hailed
it as one of the greatest gains in
years.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1941-07-03
British Unemployed
Reduced By 100000

London, England. The number of
wholly unemployed registered at en-
ployment exchanges on May IL was
nearly 100000 fewer than on May IL,
1910, and almost 10000 fewer than
on April 21 of this year.
Those temporarily idle fell from
102,730 in May, 1910, to 65,744 last
month. An increase among tempo
rarily unemployed women resulted
from the delay in getting them to
jobs under the concentration scheme.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1941-07-03

U-boats--
Invented Panzer weapons and tac-
tics
Preparing again for "der Tag
But who Of them all warned the
democracies against it?
When Hitler had been prepared
He found a nation ready to hear
him, and to follow
Whose blood carried germs of Prus-
sian purpose
Whose brains seethed with hot Goals
of unholy ambitions
Who accepted Nazi doctrine in place
of all other religions
Who responded to the cruelty, dis
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1941-07-03
STRIKERS WIN PAY RAISE

Atlanta (ILNS). - Striking mem
bers of Upholsterers' Union 63, Up
holsterers' international Union, won a
5 per cent wage increase from Knott
and Carmichael, furniture manufac-
turers, and work was resumed The
strike was called April ID.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1941-07-03

supposedly in the dog house
Not merely Schacht, or vow Thys-
SEN
These were but instruments of a
prevailing spirit
1t was people, still possessed OF
an unholy dream
Carrying deeply rooted hatred of
worlds nations
Yearning towards deliverance Of
their revenge
Breeding that passion of ruthless
ness
Which now slaughters former nurses
and protectors
Now turns loose their curse-laden
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1941-07-03
Roster Of ORGANIZATIONS

KO6IeT Ol NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Labor Council Tuesdays Hall No WILEY % a os s 0s % s %
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Mt Driver: an, 5s,s :; 1z D @ s s Pit s %
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Wsns y uaa e ssa No @ %
ss S = s s: .s s ss s II. S.
n nsa1 Workers. Ns No s asaaa say Trades W Wanas M Hamilton ito %
$: 5 y S ss ;:; Hall $ FL: s Sc: Harrison
Fs F@s s % Ds ] ~ ~ ss so % T E% 5 s
Sss: @ n sa. s a aa sss s s ' s Bldg
!;: 7 % ss s N. = s s
5ss @ s s's s ;:s s M workers 'a .s "ss: : saa s
DISTRICT ORGANIZATIONS e
Mss % os as ~ s s s s | 1 honesty M s, u Munich
"Tss Ts aanaeyn a macy -. :
$:::: ;:; Co.'S: s s
Germans?
aherf fLocl 275 German
Cream camps and
Painters.
Makers Typical GaH, are
Taste
Rooer' Local No 68 BY ~ th her
Plumbers. of
Nen Johson01 S Mn
"n1' 4o East ave- Chicago
MDDLE1oWN BUSINESS AGENTS
Capene VIM
Bldg Trades. Ill More than Oem
Painters OF surface transit
Movie Operators m over new
Employees onnac d for AN
Electrical Ilpay o. by tn
IAmagam OF Street,
IAbrey md Hoe Carriers nay d Coach
Epby 0
Th prov a five
sn in
Item days vd da as
> month be retro
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1941-07-03

honesty, piracy
Of Nazi Gestapo, U-boats, Munich
alleged diplomacy
This is the Germany, these are the
Germans
Of today.
Good Germans?
Not in Germany, today
Except in lime-pits, camps, and
Nazi hells-
Typical, selected Germans, are
thieves, pirates, liars
By preference, traitors to their her
itage of civilization.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Fh8r Hvtriair-f - Matilda Fricdbers.
E.ao p kahbe.a - Mare Hsvels, 81.
william ! Laaaa IN. u hilqosard kloss'
Roger e Capacu y Vivian Y Graham,
Do
Leslie NJ Harris jf- % Helen Myatt. %.
William. Ispon. 90. Elsie p. kNela, -.
FHrI b. Netka - Leone {. Natko. p
William A. Pankhurst "a Margaret H.
EoaGstruul, -
WtHe Nenable. % JoserLine Bryeans, IS.
Charlcs Pros' If % Bernlce NJ Head. %
Kenneth J.. Preger, % Florence schwarz'
90
Howard schafer. 20. Evelyn Murray, 10.
Arnold r. Sodcn, 20, Gwendolyn /. Fox
Pnlnr Ho,es. % Raby May Honour. ~.
CharIes peLs.e Jr, -, Virginia hsnsn,
Clarence Wilson Todd. 81: Bunetta NJ
Lawson. j..
Dan Rlaga. - Anna Csornyant 20
William F Ohtman Jr.. p Eldora Vel
oqdr a,.' Gins Is. Eva p Hislop aa.
Gerald Sieinberg, a. Phyllis Marolestone
nav Radomsbi 81: Gladys Y Dekett. o.
Muuvin l.. Johnston, %, Ellen II, Wood
George shaksrian. 2s: Rose Pashian Is
Anthony Garofah, %; Resale NJ. ST.
Harry p'' Niedfala. ~; Gertrude Kunel. 81
William J. O'Nenl. 81, Elizabeth NJ. Code,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
M,RRIAGE LICENSrs

vrrrril i-n S,ta h'1' H.
Crgr-r Hrr-r 10 k,-v Mat louN
la'iH 4 'a4- hofi - i'oi'
Mans Srherr actesf 81. AI,lna a., J aeiAr ~
fuetl ~
Samuel 3 hIni l5fHrfliN fho+ h,s 70 DE-
i-wfud = fah lf..' Sts.. e-
lhNifN, tN t,,.
itae.t hos.7.s tt AH4 ,.. s', N %
Pstrck Nsln 81 hvf,n ka'seI "o ,,
EarI J , .ffafk - SstA1 " r't.f'' -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
DEATHS

Charles u. Hanson. lil02 Msyheld. 8
months.
Eugenla Thibodeau, 37s5 Carter. rs.
Jane Shaughuessy. iil3 Glynn Court. so
Joseph Herman, 3736 Elmhurst. SO 70
Isabel Coleman Reason, i5i7 Buena Vista,
u.
Claude Duncan. 1888 Mack. 40.
Theodore sikora 6l09 Frontenac. rs.
Nellie Weatherall. 1922 Custer. ~.
William Carey, 1929 Twelfth street. 80.
George Rosbury. sos Baker, 65
sarah NJ. StinsOn. 1907 Van Dyke, So.
Jossph vactor. 1899 Main. 81.
Wallace 8. l.. Lottridge. 1915 LaMothe. IS.
stephen Gary, 4192 81. Antoine, 90.
George c. Bauer, 1871 Clark, s..
Charlotte Cmney, i2lgs Monica, "a.
Mary White. 532 Eliot 10.
Thomas Canady. 1899 Lynn. 2s
Mabel James 477S Williams, 81
Henry Kelsaw Cos East Hancock, 10
Arthur Mohn. ITO Newport. rs.
Phyllis D'Alessandra, 1924 Rosemary, 20.
Amelia Ruiz. 303l VinewOod. 10.
Gilbert Anderson, s542 Quincy. rs.
Amanda A. Hurd, 5O4i Williams. So
DR. Bertram H. BeckwiLhs Saginaw, a.
Flora q. Avis. 341s Wabash. 80.
Lydia Seavone. 4723 Field. %.
Mary Ann Miller. ISIS r.. Warren 81
Leokadia Rakowski. 1858 Charcst. 81
Nellie Pslen, 400 S. Bayside 81
May White. 1881 Washburn. 81
Theodore Chall 4i57 Military, 81
Margaret Moore. 1862 Pennsylvania. 65
Frank Charron. - Watson. ~
Susan Asset Gazelle. 1851 Sheridan, 66.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
DEATHS

John Fekin Jr., 1871 Superior ~
Vartan Holopegian. IS West Savannah. 81
Paul Geragasian. 1925 Brainard. AZ.
Joseph Legatt, 1895 Drexel, 81.
Joseph Abdalla, f43s Field, so.
Nelson A. Blaekman, 357 Richton, High
land Park. Al
Anna +. Mutschel. 20 w. Alexsndrine, 90
Anne Chaffee, 1000 Kercheval, 81.
George Cummins, 1858 West Dawson, So.
Charles Wilson. 50 Smith. II.
james Levell, 1884 GTatiot, 81
Donald Alien Love- 1851 Greenlawn, 30
Lotte T. slonianJ 1880 J.ssalle. So
Louis Merlo. l3b Wilkins. /6l.
Joseph A. Mette. 1943i Van Dyke.-S3.
Annie Gray. i3s Glendale. Highland Park,
81.
James Walter Drysdale, 1870 clairmount
-.
Robert J. Roulo. 1891 Junction, } months
George Miller, Ai57 Freer 81
Alexander Ouelette. 3i4s Fourth, So
Milan Fremich. 1852 East Ferry, 80.
Arthur Emanuel, 1865 Breckenridge. 30
olive Brscy. 1864 Huntington road, 70.
Elon A. LOsie. 2Oi22 @Omira, ~.
John GaHHaF--Gla- Grand-RlYer.- IL
Molhe Dunn. 264s Virginia Park 20.
Isadore Belkin, 27t0 Calvert. -.
Sheila Ann Rogers. 1929 Hartwell. 10
months
Cecil Neil Gibson. 1854 Huntington, 81.
Maude Palmer, ls509 Robson, 81.
William W Hoyt 2i02 Horton, IS.
Frank Beck, lOi00 Elmira, 73.
Jennie Shanhom 2227 Clairmount, IS.
Frank Bochanty, 2i29 Illinois. ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
BIRTHS

DAISY Cr0sbie. PSI Chestnut. Wyandotte.
Isabelle Corriytau. $3.50 Third.
Leona Graham 1885 Abingdon road.
Theresa Cisllorsti. 656a Bewick.
Lorraine CrameT. 90s EastlaNn.
Mary Cauiu, tf0i Plum.
Merzurea CulWell. 1881 East Lafayette.
Fstelle George $3.50 Nottingham.
sadie Hswley, 1913 Eighteenth.
Melba Hartwick 1888 Appohne.
Mary Hannick 7is Taylor.
Louise Hall. l005l Abingdon road.
Fila johnson, 5000 wiseaset road, Dear
Teresa Pes Kiron. lIsis Ferry. Lincoln Park.
Louise Kara. 1897 Theodore
Marjorie Hannifin. 1856 Highland.
Clara Hoover 5000 Sarena.
Shirley Heschl. 1882 Robins
Helen Klein 1924 Frederick.
Arlene kaplan, 1851 Fullerton
Fay Lukaszewsk 1871 stotter'
Wilma IaGrow. i2iA2 Goulburn.
Rita Miller 1851 Fisher
Buena Vista Meats, Sass 81 Jean.
Marie f'0f0drufy- Is l,tatnenade
sarah PacemiCk. 3n3l Elmhufsl'
Eileen Rose $3.50 Malcolm
Eleanor Rich. 1916 Ouellette, Windsor. ont
Lena Starkey, iS60O licue
sophia Shipton, 1888 Mayiield.
Helen Shusier. 1860 CherrN avn 60,
Mildred sand. g0i Beaconsfieid. Gross'
Ance sarkisian. 1901 Virginia Park.
Alma silverstein. 27oi Blame
Ida slower. 1919 Ashton ROAD
EVELYN Verkenns. 1929 Irumhuil
Verna Williams 1929 Trumhull.
Jean Waszak. 1927 Freda
Bessie Walker. 1882 Pembroke.
Elizabeth watson 339Oi Last jefferson
St Claire shores
Geraldine Whitson 21i7 Franklin
GIRLS
Girls were born 10:
sanie Anderson. l0gi6 Cran
Anna Andrzejewski. 5l3s BelNldere
Valerie Bastien, 1858 Joseph Campau'
Beth Birdsong. 1881 Auburn.
Fgen Ball, l0i2 Dubois.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Housekeeping Rooms

ANTOINETTE f5s Woodward Secondl --
- Housekeeping, studio couch, telephone :.
sleeping reasonable
ASH. l57O-ROOM. CLEAN. QUIET 50 30
complete. suitable employed gentleman
comfortable
EAST GRAND BOULEVARD 1852 House
keeping suitable IL. S. 81, also sleep
ing, men.
FIFTEENTH 4675-Two, large. porch;
everything furnished. adults. So. Davi-
son iiy2
HENRY. g23-Two neatly furnished rooms,
convenient downtown, excellent trans
portat0n. reasonable.
SELDEN. f5b--i-2 Housekeeping rooms, re-
- decorated. comfortably furnished. excel
lent transportation, reasonable.
SPRINGFIELD. 555s-Three clean. com.
fortably furnished rooms. bath every
thing furnished. reasonable
SPRINGFIELD 5559-Three rooms. bath
shoemaker Clairmount car linel, couple
only. reasonable
THREE front rooms, innerspring mattress.
continuous hot water; 81. 56R TrumoulL
VAN DYKE. 1053-Large has Aent house
keeping room, or room, boasN Tor handy
man part time services.
WABASH 3732-Two ROOMS BATH, 81
Suitable single, private entrance; comfort
able
CoLORED - Goodwin. 1924 attractive
room. Christian home, reliable. s.
Townsend 6-s0t7.
COfoRFD - T25 NrDlugaU\ Fhrnished
two-room kuchenetic good transportS
ton fiTLROi 5tIh.
CONSULT the enlarged Rea Estate nstinEi
in the bis Sunday Times want 40
Section!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
BIRTHS

Mary Bridges. $3.50 St Antoine.
Maysen Carter. 1889 Chris,iancy.
A gnes ChrzanowSki. 1884 Superior
Esther Duffy, 27i23 Twelve Mile road,
Farmington.
Grace Duncan. 633 r. Smith.
Florence Greenan, 1929 W. Warren.
Kathleen Goomaere 1908 Young,
Alice Hitchcock. 4s6 Mt. Vernon
Merle Hutchinson. 17ill Naltham.
Margaret Hun. 1918 W. Chicago.
Catherine HoYard, GIL Lakeview, Birming-
ham.
Margaret Hinken, ll4i Hocomb.- y
Helen lncaudo, 1907 Cadillac.
Madeline Joe. 1905 Orleans.
Helen Jaglowicz. $685. Grayton.
Dolores Kelly. l4247 Faircrest.
Helen kreitmeyer 1851 Ferguson.
Virginia Kalisz. 5O75 SObieski.
Pearl Kahler 1892 Flanders.
Cecilia Laesch. 6i03 Maxwell.
Madeline Laethem. l460e Rochelle.
Genevieve Land. 1886 Spencer.
Nerlaine Murray. az Antoinette.
Mia Meyers, 1929 Duchess.
Rose MOOfe, 6T31 rutherford.
Julia Morris. 1896 Twenty third.
Pauline Marineau, III r.. Nevada.
virginia Maurer, Almont, Mich,
Jean Mazzaresse. 1930s Derby. e----.
Henrietta Manning. 633 r. Willis
Alma McCurry. 26 r. Henry. River Rouge
Naomi Pember,on 1923 Spring.
Ruth Smith. 1920 Winthrop.
Caroline Scott. 545i Kendall. Dearborn.
Gertrude Sheppard, li423 RoXbury.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
rAI>rING. DECORATING


washing fast service. tReal mechanics
TLmp'e 2-Spil
Al PAPERHANGING specialist, Paint.
ing. Good workmanship. reasonable
Free estimates. Trinity 2-5303.
ALL AROUND lnterior,EA Exterior decorat.
me- Experienced workmanship. Esti-
mates. Moore Trinity 2-9350
al WALLPAPER removed. G-lcenfed ma
chine guaranteed workmanship. reason
able prompt. Tyler f-2062.
ATTENTIONS FIEsT-CLA Interior, Ex-
teros Painting Workmanship guaran-
teed. Reasonable Temple 2-5630
CLAUDE MANLEY-Pantine. paperhans-
t1+ dfcorailnE, workmanship service
guaranteed estimates. Hogsrth 5s70.
L&TEBT wanpaperine pa ntng3 reason.
auie; estimates Ncw Method Decorating
COMPANY Lafayette 1917
ESTIMATES FEEEV Recreation rooms
painted floors. Rubber Paint Products.
Hagftth o7s,
GOOD WORKMANSHIP Guaranteed in
terror exterior decorating. PATCHING.
Reasonable References 30 Temple l-3s77.
INTERIOR PAINTING Decoratlng expert
Workmanship assured. reasonable rates.
.estimates. Cherry g63l.
INTERIOR EXTERIOR Painting Decorat-
ms best materials. reasonable; free
esumatea-' Tller 5-635f.
INSTRUMENTATION decorating. paper
removing tsteami reasonable: estimates.
Burke Dawson 1853
JOHN REESoR-Paintne. paperhanging.
washing tclean equipment workman
ship. References. 'Lenox sis5.
. LEITHACsER F1r better Painting Paper.
hanging Complete service. reasonable
-.I.LEEHL&CLc LenoX ai6s
! RELIABLE COLORED Outht-For bes
estimates outside painting. Teiephon,
olive 4HAf
b. SALVATORE TFDESCO StEu-uictur
painter decorative arts. models castings
Townsend g-fist
: WILL DECORATE aaeWsrs ceiling opspe
n.lHdtfi complete room $50 HOgaril
FAINT SToRf
MfHAf% VstNT store hsad4lsurrs CHA
f-1 p3irts De- yanisb safe 10 Grea
, Lakes
CONSULT tre enlarged Real Estate hsting
In ne hs sunday Times Want -
gftfrul
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
BIRTHS

Lotte styczynski. 17ies conley.
Thelma Seger, 2iii Cadillac
Hilda Snowuen. 1884 Exeter.
Mildred Turner. 5000 Parker.
Opal Thsyer. $50 Ardnore drive, Ferndale.
Dorothy Tessmar. $50 knodell.
Kathryne Wall. s755 Quincy.
Mary Walenga, 1889 Lovett.
stella ZAJac. 5000 ST. Aubn.
Edna Stevenson, SAL Glengary. Brming-
ham.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
ahN REAL ESTATE CORNER G{n1|
aaE7sA FOR RENT ron SALE AE99asA


BUYERS-Any East Side property. cash
terms Burd. ivanhoe 33iO
CASH FOR EQUITIES. will trade build.
Home Associates. safi Cd, Riv. TY. 6.3l5f
WANTED or broom modern frame or
brick home from owner, east side. price
about IS 600, with 81 900 down.
Henze Co. 1895 Grauot PR OoI0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Houses for Sale
EAST of WoodUard)

A 5-ROOM home on 70x292-foot lot. with
berries. fruit trees and good garden
also chicken house. for only 81, 600 with
$500 down Graiiot- 7-Mile section. 2Jo00
r. Jefferson, near lO-Mile. or 247OO Harper.
new 2-bedrm. home. wooded
lot 40x25O only $500 down. Move right
in. 2O9il Harper, mr. s-Mi
CARRIE. Near Mlller--s rooms; stove
81 500: $500 down.. Plaza 1922
SIS
Monthly payment plus taxes, buys beau
tiful new r. II. A. approved home. S3,575,
1915 down. AZ Hoover and fatrmoun,
Drive, 4 blocks north OF Bast-z-Mile- Road.
OPEN DAILY.
RENE j. LIBBRECHT. Builder
HOUsEMAN sPITZLEY CORP, Agent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted to:
Irene Carr from Charles Edward.
Emma Grady from George j.
Charlotte X. Kenny from Kenneth b.
Jess Bernardo from Eva.
krnscenthia David from Tomas q.
Eveline A. Ferguson from Robert A.
Lillian Parchment from John w.
William Potts from Stella.
Catherine b. Priess from William j.
Melba Ripley from william.
Jewell Zacher from Mir.
John Skerskl from Anna
Gus ZendeIl from TT1d
Edith r. Whpple from Merell.
Alice A. Engel from Frederick.
Marvin Marks from Hilda
Georgette Rosenbaum from Carl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
Houses for Sale
(West of WoodUord)

ROYAL OAK So, 39b 3, acre lot, large
rooms and bath. city sewer, water. gas.
cement walks. open sat and sun. and
after 4 p. m weekdays. Drive west on
i3-Mie road Ia mile 10 Prairie then left
10 No 1922. Judson Bradway Co. 527
Majestic Bldg RA. 97uU
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20

RESTRICTED n1mEsttss at SURPRISINGLY
low price, eTuggey. birmingham BIG.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20
BIRTHS

Bows were born 10.
Irene Arundoski. S0i0 81. cyril
Gertrude RojarsN 1924 Bayhss. Ocnterlinc
Helen Bart 1928 South Grey iuars.
Sophla Rawel. q557 Lauder.
LILLIAN Baznek 2343 Central
lear Bichslsk 1910 Revers.
Louise Cavagnini. 1885 East smile
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-20

rooms steam heat:
colored reasonable down payment. Mad
fsou Pisa