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Evening star., 1941-11-24
Birthnarks
Not Always
Tragedy
Often Removable
By Skilled Doctor
Covering Helpful
Bv Lettice Lee Street,

A young friend of mine wept as
she told me that the skin specialist
had said the disflguring "portWine'
birthmark that extended from
temple to chin on one side OF
her babys face could not be re-
moved with safety. After she had
talked for quite a while, and had
somewhat relieved herself OF her
pent-up rebellion at such tragedy,
she quieted down and asked, What
shall do?" She went on to say
that she felt this must be all her
fault. that she recalled having clap
ped her hand to her face in fear
when she was frightened in minor
automobile accident before her baby
was born.
shall tell you, as told her, with
every assurance that what l speak
is the truth: that there is no fact
in the belief that such an incident
can mark or mar baby.
Birthmarks are sometimes he
reditary. AS a matter Of fact there
is hardly any one without a small
one somewhere on his body. Some
times they are the result OF blood
vessels that are ruptured before
birth. Many times pale birthmarks
fade away shortly after birth.
In the sad event that an infant
Is born with a conspicuous birth
mark that cannot be removed by
surgery or treatment, the parents
should start at an early age TO use
a cream to cover the blemish that
was invented by a girl whose face
was marred. This preparation may
be bought in numerous skin SHADES
and I shall be glad to give you the
trade name if you will send me
3-cent- stamped. self-aodresseo en-
velope with your request.
In the event that an infant is born
with any sort of abnormal mark
anywhere on his body. good skin
specialist should be called. Certain
types of moles and skin tumors can
be harmful as well as disflgurlng.
II is often wise 10 remove such
marks in early infancy. AS far as
beauty is concerned. any noticeable
blemish on the face or neck. and IN
the case of girl baby. on the
arms, back or chest, should be called
to the attention of a capable derm-
atologist.
Unskilled doctors can cause hid
eous scars if they make a clumsy
attempt to remove a birthmark and
such scars may be far uglier than
the original blemish. So as IN all
cases where health and beauty are
concerned. seek doctor who is
trained and experienced in this deli
cate work.
If a reputable physician advises
that the birthmark be left un-
touched, by all means obey him.
The results of ignorant home treat
ment may be not only harmful, but
may add to the disagreement.
Here again is situation that
should be faced calmly by parents.
To show dismay that child has
a birthmark only increases his
chances of developing an unhappy
anti-Social attitude or some other
undesirable psychosis. The mother
who understands child psychology
will help her youngster to forget his
birthmark. She will encourage him
by showing him that if he is en-
gaging. kind hearted and good
sport friends will flock to him
| that magnetic personality has a
greater and more lasting attraction
than a smooth complexion can ever
/ claim.
Evening star., 1941-11-24
Star Not Sponsor of
'Chidren's Institute

1t has been reported that GER
tain salesmen now operating in
Washington and vicinity have
been using the name OF The
Evening Star in connection with
a "Children's Institute" indi-
eating TO parents that their
children have been selected"
for some special honor and that
The Star is sponsoring the in
Stitute.
The Evening Star has no con-
nection whatsoever with the
"Children's Institute" and is not
sponsoring its project in any
way. II would be greatly ap-
preciated if further calls Of this
nature could be reported to the
Woman's Page of The Evening
Star as promptly as possible,
so that further investigation
can be made of such incidents.
Evening star., 1941-11-24
Ending Courtship at Altar
The Greatest Mistake
Made in Marriage
Too Often Couples Consider
Welded Bliss Signal for
Dispensing With Tact
By Dorothy Dix


will tell her what the mistakes that husbands
frequently make in Well the most common
make thinking that they have caught the car and
They their courhlp
of They
which they caught their fish They slump
all the wie by which they sold them
kab and their fiat because they DO not take
They make the mistake OF taking each
husband thinks because he told his wife when ne
wonderful
the tablets of her that
again The wife
nuvey that he still the hero OF
without her mentioning him But compl-
how marvellous their mates consider them Hot air
Is he which marriage ttrves and fattens
of thinking that marriage
Evening star., 1941-11-24

36 or 80 inch material, hanger cover
requires s. yard; laundry bag, ~
yards; slippers. q yard; cape, IL
yards. To line slippers requires y
yard, and to bind. l yard tape; to
finish neck Of cape requires IL
yards ribbon; for drawstring and
ribbon you need 21a yards tape; to
finish hanger cover you need 2ia
yards binding.
More Christmas ideas may be
found in our Fashion Book, COM
plete review of styles available in
easy-to-f follow patterns. Send IS
cents for your copy today.
Evening star., 1941-11-24

even two badly smitten teen-agers
should have enough sense not TO
shut themselves off completely from
their other friends. Gong steady
at this age is bad enough, but fore
going all other dancing partners is
really carrying romance TO the point
of Stiffness.
If you have problem. trivial
or terrific. Kay Caldwell and
Alden Harrison will be glad to
put their minds to work on 1t.
Write to them In care Of The
Evening Star. inclosing a Scent
stamp for their reply.
Evening star., 1941-11-24
Spice Apple Makes
Charming Gift

The Community Center and Play
grounds Department of the District
of Columbia suggests:
For an inexpensive but charming
gift try making spice apples" They
will add a delightful fragrance to
linen closets and cedar chests.
Wash a well-shaped apple thor
oughly and dry well. After the ap-
pie is completely dry, rub a small
Evening star., 1941-11-24

each other every insulting name
they can think of and wounding
each others vanity to the quick that
they can wipe it all out with few
kisses, and everything is as it was
before. Fatal mistake. Neither
party ever really forgets or forgives.
The wound never heals and every
quarrel puts a nail in the coffin OF
love.
Evening star., 1941-11-24
husband Wife Should Forget Aeconate Words After Wedding
Possessive Beau Problem
To Girl Seeking Variety
In Dancing Partners
Strategy Mixed With the Right
Amount of Flattery Needed;
Friends Can Be Helpful
By Kay CaIdweH and Alden Harrison


building fence her possible rival can even get
ook-in?
found all
Of high
Jenner
still isn't satisfied When
together from having contact what
fellow.
For this letter from Jane w.
the much He has been
Jones
similar
like how could dance with of the other
other ike
think prefer dance with date all
Evening star., 1941-11-24
DustclOthS

To make dustless dustcloths pour
one tablespoon of good furniture
polish into a glass fruit jar and
shake jar until polish is well coated
on sides of jar. Put into jar yard
of clean cheesecloth, cover jar and
let cloth remain in it for two or
three days. When cloth becomes
soiled, wash out in soap and water
dry it and place in the jar for an
other few days.
Evening star., 1941-11-24
Hostess Must
Not Signal
Guests
They Should Find
Place Markers
And Sit Down
By Emily Post

At dinner where there was real
the other guests had been invited to
meet, Mrs. Neighbor, happening to
find her place at table. quickly. sat
down. But much TO her embarrasS-
ment the other ladies stood at their
places and waited until their hostess
asked them TO be seated. Mrs.
Neighbor, who wrote me about this
some time ago. said that it took her
several courses to regain her COM
posure.
1 printed her letter in this COL
umn with my opinion that what she
did was right. I remember saying
that guests do not stand like pupils
in boarding schools. waiting to be
given the signal to sit. Today, how
ever, she writes me again. asking,
Did you mean that in polite society
the women guests sit down. no mat
ter how great a dignitary may be
the guest of honor? Many people
in this town are waiting to read
your reply to this question, since
your answer TO my first query has
been interpreted in different ways
In further reply. then, I must re-
F.. peat that unless the circumstances
were exceptional. you were quite
right to sit down as soon as you
found your place card. But if q
dinner is given in honor of an ex.
ceptionallv high-ranking guest you
should wait for her to sit down. but
you should not look for a sigma,
from the hostess. If. for example
the dinner had been given in honor
Of Mrs. Roosevelt, you instinctively
would have stood until she was
seated, not only because she was the
wife of the President. but was in hel
own right distinguished lady. YOU
would stand at a dinner given fol
royalty. But as a matter of fact. in
most instances it would be difficult
to sit down before the guest OF
honor. because she always enters
the dining room first. and is shown
directly to her place.
Dear Mrs. Post: I am a compare
| tive newcomer in this town. anG
am beginning to wonder about re-
! paying the calls that local people
are making. For instance. the wife
of my husbands employer ha,
called: various women in our church
have come to invite me to Join diff
ferent organizations within the
church, and neighbors. Does youl
same answer apply to all? That is,
thought perhaps was not supposed
to return Mrs. Employers visit. and
wondered about the church mem
bers.
Answer-Certainly you should re-
turn all visits. 1t would be ex-
tremely discourteous not to do so.
Evening star., 1941-11-24

Be sure that your stationery
and phraseOlogy is correct when
ever you write a letter. Send for
Emily Posts booklet, "The
Etiquette Of Letter Writing" in
closing 10 cents. Address Emily
Post, care The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1941-11-24
Added Flavor

A layer of tomato ketchup poured
over the top of beans while baking
will cook through the beans and add
much to their flavor.
Evening star., 1941-11-24
Bacon Hint

If the edges of bacon are notched
with a knife or scissors before cook.
ing, it will not curl.
Evening star., 1941-11-24

amount of grease on it. Beginning
at the top of the apple, force rows Of
whole cloves into it until 1t is tAickly
covered.
Let the apple stand until the Juice
that has been forced out of it has
run off Wrap in bright-colored
cheesecloth or gift paper; tie with
gay-colored ribbon and your gift is
ready.
Evening star., 1941-11-24
By Baroness Phantom


doie scattered
fresh
that of
inch doies crochet
time 70 make.
17lo The Evening
Star
Evening star., 1941-04-20

. ROOMS (OR MORE. 50.
| 81 Randolph pl. NV. at and No. Cap.
Apt. house mgmt. See supt.. HO. S442.
Evening star., 1941-04-20
ROOM AND BOARD SERVICES.

FREE SERVICE-SAVE TIME.
Guest Homes Associated, at
Washington Room Exchange,
with 300 we'll located homes,
offers single, double and group
rooms, some with running water,
private bath. A director with car
Shows available space free to po-
tential guests. Phone Columbia
$3.50. Sunday service.
Evening star., 1941-04-20
COUNTRY BOARD.

ATTRACTIVE home in Va, nr. washing
ton. for children between and yrs.
Good care. Reasonable. Call WO. 721S
Sunday.
COUNTRY BOARD for children very ress.
E. Day, Piscataway. Md
NEAR MOUNTAINS, river; modern, heated.
screened porches: best of food. well served;
SS weekly. Mrs. Clinton Burner, Wood
stock. Va. or call ia. 1886.
Evening star., 1941-04-20

| GOVERNMENT GENTLEMAN desires single
| room. congenial surroundings convenient
| transportation. for May l; board optional.
| Send complete details. Box S6-Z Star.
YOUNG EMPLOYED COUPLE want light
housekeeping room. refrigerator: S25 Box
95-Z, Star.
Evening star., 1941-04-20
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.

WANT TO LOCATE home within APPROX
mately 30-mile radius of Washington for
blind mother. active but requires com
bath. Box 1s4-Z. Star.
CULTURED young couple. employed. FAM
lily in England. seek room, board. country
or beach; maximum, S32 monthly each;
Rox oSS-Z Star
Evening star., 1941-04-20
HYATTSVILLE- MD

4 N. Wells ave-, ODD, Hyattsville Theater.
list; heat, hot water, lge pvt ward: IL
blk st. car and bus: S45. See OWNER
Evening star., 1941-04-20
AP ARTM ENTS.
APARTMENTS UNEURNIsHEp

2 ROOMS. KITCHEN sEMI-PVT. BATH;
gas; cleo. phone, heat included $40 so,
6224 Georgia ave. n "
Evening star., 1941-04-20
SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.

FURNISHED ROOM In Rockville area. pri.
vate family; meals optional; rel. BOX
69-Z, Star. 20
Evening star., 1941-04-20
RooAs EuRA. n uhEuRh
ROOMS UNEURkIsHED.

w st. NV. Apt. 40
arge, furnished or unfurnished room for
ent. Inspect any time Sunday.
Evening star., 1941-04-20

rms Kit sink, range. pvt. bath; heat,
c.h.w., refg. Middle-aged couple.
Evening star., 1941-04-20
ApARrs. WANTED SUBURBAN.
FLATS FOR RENT.

4 ROOMS AND BATH; LARGE YARD:
good condition; S25 mo. 447h Tenn. ave.
ne. Adams S9SS.
NEW COLORED FLATs19OO w. VA
ave. ne; 2 rms, kit. bath; h.-v.h., gas,
cleo; S34 30
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON.
223 Investment Bldg: RE 11Sf
Evening star., 1941-04-20
RE COOI, THIS SUMMER.

Live aboard Soft. schooner. shore tele-
than hotel charges. wO. 1858 after Pm
Evening star., 1941-04-20

SILVER SPRING, MD.-NICELY FURNISH
ed apt, 3 rms. kit. bath; to be rented
until Oct: 1, two middle-aged people; gas,
light refg., garage included. Conv. to
trans. and shops. Inquire at home. SH.
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pIANo TEACHING
PAINTs. WALLPAPER
PLUMBING. HEATING

W & n SALES COMPANY-Auto parts.
distributors. s606 Van Dyke. Plaza 1875
fr-a
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DEATHS

JOSEPH X. Marshall. i03ss American, so.
W4lliam Charles May, 974s Nardin, g.
Neitie A Norris STA Missouri, 5s
Anthony CholaszcKynsk. 9iel Home, rs
Carl r Laur. 1850 Fort w. rs.
Murl A. seibert, 1892 Barclay, Dearborn
Go
Ida Grewe 1884 81 Aubin. a.
Mildred Beatrice Dunkley, 1920 w Crane
ALICE SSu' cis SrS, 1880 Plainview. So.
I Mary TabacKynski 1851 Leander. So.
Eugenia Beaupre. 2s5 w. HaEelhurst. Fern
dale. 81.
Mary curtis. 1855 Firwood. so.
Richard James Duggan. 4iO6 Holcomb. IS
Alfred r Benning 37ii Mt. Elliott. AZ.
August Carl Mieseler Jr., 1892 Robson. so
Edward Albert Miller. 1892 Strathmoor, 81
Howard schnnger 603e Grand River, ~.
4E4aaSIIones sal MACK, 81.
lAiphonsus Dooey, 1889 Meadowhrook. 81.
Helen stevenson, 22a Edmund place IS.
Margaret Ann Copestake, 1859 Cedargrove
IGracia Tuttle. 1881 Rsnfrew, 80.
ora Snyder. 1929 Newport, 65.
Coyal Olszewsk 1910 Florida, 40
Maxine Thompson, 1882 Hudson. rs.
Maxwell W. Benjamin. 1892 Woodrow VIII
son, 81
Fred Philip i7i7 Lovett. ~.
Antonio soto 1922 John r.. 20.
iArshag Boranian. 1881 Clements. AZ.
Frederick Peans. 6l0s Herbert 70.
George Smith Jr., 1865 East Milwaukee, Is.
Fred smith 1903 81. Antoine. As
Emma l. Shook $50 Lenox. rs.
Glare Wilson Wallace, 1922 Ashton road,
Rose Roginski. 1857 stotter. So
Matilda X Halmekangas. Hancock. So.
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DEATHS

F%dliIck Henry Deamude Toledo o "a
! MarN liza res. 1850 Souihheld, 81.
Kari Krupp % Mack, AZ
susan Bone 1880 Manistique. IS
Byron G. Coryell 1900 Frankfort 81
Eugene Bachelor, 2eis Hanley, Ham
jacob Henry philips $500 W MeNichols
road 70
Sarah Wilson 1851 Parkside. s.
Lamhrin karaCianis. 2Oof Morreu. 70.
Margaret Code 1872 Cameron IS.
Augustus DeRauFhn, 1910 Russell -.
Carl Hardin LeayenWorih, kan. 10.
Forest Waller, 1881 r. rHurfrtf'
Annie Mason Sos Merrick. s.
William Robinson 5e46 Commonwealth, -
Anna Mccoy. 300 Twenty fourth 81
Adela Kleban 3s7s oliver, Hamtramck, 40
Teresa Gallotti. 1929 Mitchell 81
Robert Baker 1903 W Warren, 90
sarah Ray. 52T6 oregon. Sc
Harry J Gordon. la5O0 Strauord s..
Antoni WIKI 1908 Hedge Il
Daniel Flannery. 3sla Blaine, 81.
John = lawson 1888 Rathbone, a.
Pose Gelardi. l4O5 Newport 2 months.
KatarzNna Wawrenty. 1857 =. Hancock. 80.
John y Blorklund. 1926 Troy. Ferndale, 81.
Anthony Avedisian. 1926 Princeton. -.
Carl Richard Wiedl, 1870 Evanston. 50.
Theresa spindler 1924 r. Grand boulevard
SIS
John Pretari saos Mt. Elliott. IS
Harrison Wakefield. PASS Van Dyke So
George Kyfin, s72 ST. Clair, Crosse Pointe
gs
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BIRTHS


katherine Cain. sTf4 Lsw;on.
Marian Crouch. $500 kenney.
Ina Dennis s26 Clalrm0uni-
Rose Plombo. 1855 Commonwealth
Josephine Essenmacher. esSs Theisen
Ellen ErieSson. siol csrdwsn. Garden city
Mary Fatyns. 1881 Dan. Hamtramrk
Phyllis Fortier. laS7 East Grand Blvd
tWinx.
RUBY Farmer. also Brush
Marie Florence. 1920 Gallagher
Anne Flores. eil0 Russell.
Mary Frank. S4oe Elmwcod.
Elizabeth FAfla, 1855 nreNei
Laura Garlick 1882 GilchriSt.
cAndelsra Gutierres. $50 Roosevelt.
Elizabeth Greenwood, 7is Hardwood
Ruth Gilherts0n, 1885 Negaunet, Redford
Charlotte Golden NY StHrlsy-
Ellen HEREFORD 1907 Julian
Mare Henderson 1920 Central.
Verdia HshAN. a5S2 Goodwin
Florence Hart a525 Resale Dearborn.
Louise Hicks. Ii0SS Chsrrliavn
Estele Jessop. 2Io5 Martin
Eleanor Kuck T716 Msdhury
Juts Kelshrinsr. 2022 Oakdsls
shirley KlepAck. IA y. Altendena ROYAL
Oak.
Esther Ludvir 1921 Chalmers.
Mary LAPay 4f7S Burton.
Madeline iutzer 1887 HartWen
Fnxabeth Msrsnfette 2fa5 Pasadena
Anne Mercer ll77 Webb
Lucil McCluskey. 1854 Connor
Ethel Meyers. 2Teo7 Florence. S. Clair
MAJ Nsshar. 1895 Ruriingsns
Charlotte Petyk i24f Bangor
Autoinete Palszzolo, li54o Citord MI
1ottie plank. 1909 Helen.
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DEATHS

Elizabeth X. Bernes. 500 Manistiqus. 70.
Otis ID. Flick. 1891 Hillger. 81.
Amanda Jane Morrison, i20e6 Rutland, II
Wallace J. Campbell, is42i Winthrop, IS.
Barbara schmitz. 4s4i Williamson. Dear
born, IL months.
Leonis verbsrgh, 1850 Lillibridge. ~.
Mary Ernestine Retzel. 20031 Russell, 1.
Paul A. Andreae. Birmingham, 4.
John Craven. 10570 Appoline, 50.
Edmond Claeys. 3i4s Drexel, 10.
Daisie X. Campbell. 1897 Appleton, IS.
Lydia schmitt, 1O41 Clark. 81.
Harriet Walker, 12003 Mariowe. s.
Eulalie Parent 1916 John road, 81.
Anthony Sampay, Campus Hotel, 4s.
Isabella bastard, 1918 Twenty-third. 70.
John Mccsughey. i0202 Greensboro, 80.
Sarah Mannheim. 2740 Richton, IS,
Daniel Gladstone. 6465 Gfauot 40.
Max Neuman. li50i Petosky. So. =
Sophie Rieck, s02s Handrte, rs.
Lucille Leder.- 122s9 Wade, So,
Angelo Sierra, 31ss Arndt. IS.
Sarah Asronson, 4240 Tuxedo, 81.
Michael Matras. $50 Proctor. As
Nell Johnson. III McKinstry, So.
Endre Holien, 1903 Field. II.
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Deatb Hotires

DUMONT John. beloved husband OF
Helen, dear son OF Mr. A. Dumont,
father OF Richard and Joahans, dear
brother OF Rev. Dumont OF Mount Carmel.
Pa. Mrs. Bridget Petkers. Funeral Friday
morning. s 80 from Charles stepanauckas
Funeral Home. 9303 Cardoni. Service at
ST. George Church, a. IN. lnterment.
Mt olivet
FETTERLY-June 30. 1871: residence
10000 stahelin; Sidney M, beloved hus-
ney ~ Jr. and Mabel Marie. son OF Ora
and brother of Lawrence Fetterly and
William Foster. Funeral Thursday morn
ing Time later.
rs. Edna H.. OF 1920
Burlingame beloved wife of Lloyd c.,
dear sister OF Mrs Harry Kern, Gustave.
Rudolph and Walter Marowske, Funeral
services Wednesday, 2 p. m. at A. H
Peters Funeral Home. 12057 Gratiot. and
2 80 p. m. at Bethany Lutheran Church.
Meldrum at Pulford.
HOTCHkIsS-June 80, Harvey, beloved
husband OF Pauline Hotchkiss (nee Ma
geld. brother of Mrs. Mary Aemke John
and Henry Hotchkss. Remains at resi-
dence. 1858 Filbert. until Wednesday
noon. Funeral service Wednesday. 3 p. m.
at the A. II. Peters Funeral Home, i2057
Gratiot.
LEMPkE-Wiiiam A. beloved husband OF
Minnie. father OF Mrs William A. Hoff-
mann, Mrs. Rose L. Doyle, Luella, Fred
j.. Lewis and Harry r. Lempke. Serv-
ices at schmalzriedt Sons Funeral Home.
1925 Grand River Ave, Thursday, at
p. m.
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BIRTHS

Ann Peiros 1888 VisFer road.
BETTY Payne. IS y Wentworth.
susan Price i203S Terry
Frances Petersen. 1905 Pearson. Ferndale
Ruth Patrick 7f2e Harper.
Irene Roth. 2iee Lansing
Helen Riebllng. 2iO Hghlsng Highland
Park.
Harriet Raynsk Sass Parker.
Alice Robert son. 1870 Prest
Ednh Rklston. 1895 " Grand boulevard
Heller sheldon. S33 Gladstone.
EVa SALISBURY 1855 Ninewood.
Angeltne Stanko 1891 Albany.
shirley suEgitt 1925 Turner
Anne Spooner 5oa6 McDougsl.
Marie Swtoniek. 570z Cadillac
ZinA segler 10000 JOY road Wayne
Hazei scott TsO Whum0re road
porpthv Siirnweis go " Euclid.
Vera Schueren. 1880 Fielding
Eva Szantc 6ilT Neckel Dearborn.
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DIVORCES

Matte Cook from Buford.
Dora BourassA from Edmond.
EvA Root from James
Sophie Mate from Frank
Cashier MiOduszeWski from Irene.
Josephine Cotio from Pasquale.
Ernest Roseboro from Letitla.
ClariSsa Holm from Carl
June Below from Anthony.
Wilfred Garripee from Ruth.
James Fews from Viola.
Floryan Smarch from Mary
Maude Smitherman from Theodore
Ethel Reed from Paul
Corey Sparks from Marjorie.
Mary Underhill from Basil.
Tune Francis from Wilbur.
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DIVORCES

Anna Whitman from sam.
Eda Anore from George
Roy Hummell from Lillian.
Theresa Taylor from John.
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Help Wanted-Instrucfion

AMBITIOUS men who would like TO be-
come expert weiders. we wifi train you
quickly In spare hours 90 qualify for jobs
In Aircraft. shipbuilding ana other essen
tial Industries Men trained In gas and
arc welding have steady work top wages.
Training includes actual shop practice.
Free placement service. Write for facts.
Utilities Inst, Box SLOT, Detroit Times.
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CONFECTIONERY sTo
CoNVAIEscENT. pIAnETIc. CHRoNI
CBAMERY
nISIGNIRS al IO0Is- DIG
DETROIT SCHOOL cT DRII
DREssNtKING. ALTERATIoNs

WORK cusrsriesd. View YORK Hollywood
experience. ioUr patronsgs solicited
ToNnssnd z-76i7.
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Deatb Aotires

McCLUskEY-June 20. Helen, OF 100
Holcomb beloved wife OF Frank. dear
mother OF Mrs. William Barnett and Mrs.
Frank Machleit. grandmother OF Frank
Machleit Jr.; two brothers and three sis
tiers survive. Funeral service Wednesday.
10 a. m. at the A. II. Peters Funeral
Home, 12o57 Grstiot Interment Pettisville
Ohio
RAPP--June 20. Carl George Lewis, dear
father OF Mrs. Betty Pampalona. Jane
and the late william. dear son OF Mrs.
Friederike Rapp and the late George,
brother OF julius, Elmer. Mrs. Anna
Odgers. Mrs. Helen smith, Mrs. Clara
Belts and the late Mrs. Emma Hogan.
Funeral at Walter Dehn Funeral Home,
SSH East Forest, Wednesday at 1850. In
terment. Forestlawn Cemetery.
TURNER-June 80. Helen A, of 1s2o3
MonfcaI Grace Hospital beloved sis
ter OF Robert c. and Sister Mary Xavier
of Mary Grove. dear sister-in-law OF Anna
c. Turner Funeral Thursday AT Severance
Funeral Home. 1881 West McNichols Rd.
at s:45 and Gesu Church at $50. Inter-
ment. Mt. Elliott
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GROOM house ana u acre on pave
ment near Jefferson and Lake 81. Clair
only sos. $40 down. small monthly pay
ments $4,000 y. Jefferson. near 10-Mne.
or 2t7oo Harper.
BRIGHTON. MfCH.-s-room modern house.
extra large lot make offer. Owner. Red
ford 2s3s-J
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<AhN REAL ESTATE CORNER oA&zN
A3AkMmX FOR RENT FOR SALE 43AhhmSx S
Board and Room

ALGONQUIN. 7i2--Home privileges: twin
beds, innerspring; nne food. Lenox 3e4o.
lBIRWOoD, 1854 - Fenkeil-Wyoming dis
trict: clean, comfortable room. newly
furnished; American home; good meals,
lunches; laundry.
l-51ah - Sleeping pofcn. famTfy meals
gentleman. reasonable
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-01
Summer Cottages for Sale

BIO LAKE-Lovely cottage. suitable two
gentlemen reasonable. owner. FltzrdS
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