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drink" and led her through the
milling dancers TO an alcove
where maids in short black
uniforms were serving green
punch in tall glasses.
Lorna Patrick and Mallard
came up almost Immediately,
Lorna clinging TO Mailard's
sleeve with gay possessiveness,
My dear, how lovely you
look" Lorna exclaimed" Emory
told me you weren't coming I'm
terribly glad you changed your
mind--I was most unhappy about
it."
kAALLARD gave his daughter
Nt a quizzical and puzzled look.
Got a match. Jeff ?"
Jeff smoked a lighter open. Il
think this thing works, Ser
geant."
Sergeant" repeated Lorna,
with a liquid laugh, What an
absurd nickname I refuse 10 call
you Sergeant. my dear. I simply
won't degrade you and tear the
maple leaves from your shoulders.
I'll call you Major
YOU'D better not. He hates il.
warn you" said Rosemary,
coolly, Come along. Jeff"
And turning a gloden shoulder
10 which, by some miracle the
flamboyant gown chung, she
turned and walked away.
Jeff followed Where now"
he asked, dutifully
Home, I think This is all"
You mean you don't want to
dance any more? There's young
Patrick-you haven't danced
with him"
Il don't want to dance with
any one. They'll be cutting in
strange yachtsmen and college
bows with alcoholic flushes who'll
want 10 tell me about wild
parties in frat houses. And David
Patrick makes love 10 me-very-
nicely but I don't want to listen"
She saw Jeffs face darker a
little and a little wild current of
happiness ran over her Then his
mouth Strengthened and his eyes
took on the look of aloofness
again. as he said roughly, so to
use brutal language, all you came
down here for was to take a bow,
And to make all these other
women look like something
washed up by the tide
To use brutal language, that
was probably IT, And now that
we've argued 1t out so sweetly-
do you take me home or do you
let me 60 alone ?"
7 don't take you home. young
lady. You're dancing with me
right now while 1 tell you a few
things for your own good. Keep
your head up and smile, viii you
or do you want all these people
to see that you're sunk that you
can't take it,"
I'm not sunk" she choked.
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CRAY HAIR
KILLS ROMANCE

Don ( let teil.tale gray hair
put you on the sidehne Of Life
In this stresmlined business
and social world - you've goi
to look youngi
And why notl Millions Of
men and women have licked
the handicap Of Gray Hair -
r,s.frti.- n.stits f,err,e.,eitssf,y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
ENME~
FREckLEs

BLOW. Wind, bIosi Shine. sun. ,hirs' Frsotlss
JUST cannot be avoided BY certain types Of
skin. in this day and age Of outdoor sctIsity.
Besides why give Up 50 much fun
sspseiallyD%ben there's OTHINE 20 fall bsct
on2 II has 30 year reputation for tighten
ms freckles---sand rs net =; al unusual Tor
this dainty, ~hits cream to bleach them sway
for a considerable time
So. take hssrt Apply Othins nightly. as
directed. The use Of one jar must please YOU.
or money refunded. At your drug counter.
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XII

CHE said. later. when the meal
- was ended, "Of course you are
not taking me to the Yacht Club
dance tonight, so don't look un-
comfortable about it. l think
I won't go this year anyway-the
weather is so bad"
He said, awkwardly-"1 had
promised Lorna-I can't dance
much of course, but 1 thought
she'd like to meet some of the
people We won't go till nine
but I expected of course that
you'd go with us"
No. my pet, I'm no hanger
onner.. so run along and have a
lovely time with your lady
But when he came in later to
have his tie knotted and she
helped him with a stubborn stud
and his sleeve buttons the old
pain came up again, tearing and
cruel II was all so familiar and
dear. and now it would be ended,
forever. She kept her lips from
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ar the same time helps CAIN 1HE
NERVES and SETTLE THE STOMACH.
That's vht-you get such quick relief,
Why you so often feel more alert,
refreshed,
For more than 50 years. millions
have taken Bromo- Seltzef. Scores have
written they've found this pleasant
remedy works faster than anything
they've ever tried See II you don say
20, too. Next time Try Bromo- Settler.
Listen to Bon Bernie TUESDAY Nights
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And you needn't talk to me in
that nasty tone"
You are sunk. Oh, you get
defiant impulses-and then you
fold up every time he looks at
her and want TO creep off some
where and cry"
Il do not. l never cried in my
life"
What you've got TO remem-
ber,' he went on, Tending off the
stag line with an arrogant elbow.
lis that all your life you're going
to have things taken away from
you-torn out of your life so that
the pain makes you sick and
blind" his voice died suddenly
and Rosemary. CHANGING up saw
a hawk-like bitterness riding his
face, making him grim.
you lost something, didn't
you. Jeff" she said humbly.
Something that you can't talk
about something that hurts
Jeff looked down at her almost
as though he had never seen her
before. He took a dozen steps
before he answered at all.
Then he said brusquely, Yes,
I've lost something Life is like
that.
But he did not say the words
that surged to be said. His grim
lips held them back,
He did not say, I've lost you.'
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Continued from Page 81

II - -
have neglected mother though I
don't think she feels It lot And
now let's go down and eat dinner
and stage a pice domestic scene
for the benefit of George. That's
the only thing I'm uncertain
about Tn afraid you're going to
have 10 be very tactful with
George. So now Is a good time
to begin
"Rosette, / want you to listen
to me"
No, father dear, I'm all
through listening We decided a
long time ago that the way to
live completely was to be free.
You are free To marry your
Lorna and I'm free 10 so on with
my life as I please. I'm not going
20 walk out IN high dudgeon- so
don't be anxious for fear I'll
embarrass you with your Lorna
i won't I'm too proud for one
thing And l love you. for an
other. I don't want TO hurt you
but this time I'm right"
My dear, this doesn't sound
like you Even your voice sounds
hke-the voice of a stranger
He did not say You sound like
your mother" but that aware
ness was heavy on his heart.
But he told himself that he
would not give up Lorna Not
even to keep from losing Rose
mary Besides the child was
merely being dramatic. Tomor-
row she would come around to
his point of view. She had been
tractable always, not like Vicki,
who fleurished on the stimulus
of antagonisms and defiances to
them.
Perhaps" said Rosemary, as
she twisted her slim body into a
dress" you've been living with
a stranger all these years and
never knew it. That's a rather
intriguing idea, don't you think ?
Here am I-some one you never
knew before. Hope you like me.
You know that 1 love you
He faltered a little, denleHstFa-
tions of affections having been
always a trifle embarrassing 10
both of them.
Yes, darling, ] know. Let's
60 down, before we break down
and go maudlin."
She hurried him down the
stairs but somehow seHsed
the surface quality of her gaiety.
She was putting on a good show
herself, the splendid little kid!
He did not know then that the
Rosemary he knew had died,
wanly, there on that bed-and
that this person with the shallow
sparkle in her eyes, and the
brittle overtone in her voice, was
a new creature, who would
trouble his heart and soul
through an April to remember.
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is Corn Pads
end ~pa-
rate Corn-Rc
moving Medi-
cations costs
but q trihc.
Sold every
where.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Alfred veen, "a: Phenamay DeBoer y
William LaHousse. 81; Betty ssyers. 90.
Kaspeh A. Walny 81 MARY Grzelak, 81
Edward waite y. Adeline NJ schouw. q
Harold 7 GatewoOd 81. Elaine Shirley. is.
Philip Lane. "a Esther Weinstein, 20.
Homer o Watt % Lois Wheelock. Is.
Norman Jones 20. Viola Barnum, 20.
FRANK Smith Jr al Helen Marteiiini 10.
Patrick L. Seaman. % Catherine Germaine
Louis M.nsre az Bernics sokolo~.ki. q.
Leo Graves. 10 Hazel l.. Bellew. 10
George Peters. - LYDIA HsuDer. SO.
vi;old Conrad JueewicI, % Helen V. l~-
Yandowski. 10
Anthony Monseeui % verns Kins rs
Theodore Rode 10 Joan Pr1yezyns, "a.
William J. soderxtEom, p. Marie VI. Cot
Davis BARLEY Little. 20 Evelyn Mildred
voiand ~
David W Murray Jr. 20; Gretchen II.
John Bagsior.. 81: Matilda schnvsr.. Il
Robert +. Grosshans. %. Betty Ruth
Franklin. %
John r. F1.mming. -: Frances Duffy. q.
John Higgins Jr.. ~. Betty Jean stur-
Conrad II stsnkon. "a: Margaret HAzI-
Herman Emmef % Bernice Vine 20
W Arthur Scott. Is Amelia Ford IS,
Irving Hoffman. 50 Celia KAhan. IS.
William QIsle RAkeE-aa - -cle-4eH- efs~--22ff
Horace NJ. kits0n. 81 Asrgsre; Graham.
20
John walgsst. -; Milie Pasco. 60
Edward Potush, % Clara Waierski. Is.
Roman Joseph Wojciehowski. 70. Margaret
Glenn " Cornell. 30 OH. p. smody. 90.
Anthony Sswicki. - Dolores White 10.
STANLEY A. Wright, 10 Audrey Nye. IS.
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DEATHS

GiuseppI Bueeerf 1911 Superior. %.
william v. Capler, 1913 Piper, 81
Ficavantf Ftori 1850 Alfred. 81.
ROsina Fiordelis (FordelD, s342 ThaddeuE.
81
Amelia Marion, 17216 Hawthorne. So.
Clara Orchard, 1878 Scotch IS.
Frank LEAH, 5943 Beaubien, 81,
Maude Gouge. 6i24 Marlborough. 50.
Monroe T. smith SLOT LOngworth. So
Nancy Rebecca Keller. 1887 Person. s..
Ellen 81. Goheen. 2OO2 Highland. 81.
Emma Frazer. 4644 Chene, SIS.
Ellen Clark. 3775 Belvidere. 50.
Ann Nelson. 5ii2 Hurlbut. 81.
Emil Kottusch. SAIL Pennsylvania. IS.
Dorothy Perkins oO25 Holcomb, Is
Marie Zimmel. 1913 Northlawn. 90
Augusta Friedrich, 1880 San Juan, Y
Ada Burch, 2i672 Athaca, Ferndale 50.
William Neil Fillmore, 10000 Norwood
drive, 30
Albert C. Erwin. iifi Holcomb. IS.
Francis Ru1ctnka. 1910 syracuse, -.
kada Dam1anovich, 1908 Rlopeie. 90.
Frieda NJ. Nadra, 1870 Bewick. So.
Ludwig Miller. 1920 Peterson. II.
Edward Zielke. 1917 Lawndale. sc.
Ferdinand Miller. 1880 Beard. rs.
Erminia Stone Andrews. 1881 Welland, 81
John o. Nelson. 390s Fifteenth So.
Frank Smith. 1888 Fifteenth 81.
John II. Quinlan 1929 Third IS.
Raymond A Wills, l20li American. ~.
Joseph r Turowski. $500 Twenty third, 81.
Thomas Propas 2s7 Medbury. So
Patru Oancia, 1905 Tractor, Dearborn, 10.
Louis Lungu. 32fO sAlins. Dearborn. 81
John A. Sullivan. 1929 West Grand boule-
ward. SO
Catherine Karnsfel. 5725 Elmer 81
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Death notlces

ERNST February :. Otto. residence, 5O6o
Burns beloved husband OF Christine
dear father OF Stanley and Merril. dear
brother OF Richard and Robert Ernst. In
state at George r. Warrlck Funeral Home,
1893 East Grand Blvd, until Saturday. IL
a. m. and BnrnE Avenue Baptist Church
from ~ until time Of service, p. m.
JOSEPH =. TUROWskI. February g. be-
loved husband OF Julia. dear father OF
Mrs Irene WojtylO. Joseph Jr., Leonard.
Virginia Edward funeral Friday at $3.50
from Joseph r. Turowsk Sons
Funeral Home. Tweniy-third and Myrtle
to St Casimir Church Al 1000
LADENDORF-Februar (. William age
So. dear brother OF Mrs. Gustave Schmidt.
Mrs Lester Cries Herman and Edward
Ladendorf Funeral service Friday. z
p m AT A. H. Peters Funeral Home, 12051
Gratiot Ave.
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS


Boys were born TO:
Aary Baekus. s32 Nj Elliott
Mabel Bowen. i44 Pasadena. Highland PIX
Jennie Besevlck 53f West Margaret
Mable Clark. 1927 Horaiio
Betty Clark ga Charlotte
Barbara Covert ga Charlotte
Rita Conover 1858 Lysander
Sophie Dxiendziel. 237 IAVndale
Lorraine Dehott. 1857 Maybury Grand
Frances FrtKpstrick. t433 Concord.
Louise Gorfinear, i7i3s Trinity.
Elizabeth Cough, 1882 Weland
Clara Hauser 1890 Highland Lincoln Pk
Mayneil Iudson 1915 T1scolA
Dorothy Kurzynski. sI7i Nj Olivet
virginia kseharek, 1911 LumpSin, Ham
tranlck
Rosetta Keebaugh. 1851 Manistiqus.
Carol Koy!sk 1851 St Aubin.
Marina LeDuc. sigs Cooper
Mare i.aLonde. 24Oa2 Roanoke, Perndsle
Anna Leonardo. 1919 NJ; Elliott
Mary Lowry. 522 st Claire
Rita Mckee $3.50 Asnis;iaue
Dorothy Mackuga 1881 Coroe,t
Mary Miller, 207s Delaware.
Rose Mckinney 2e2T Ash
Rose Aaycrof. - Alfred
Patricia Marinelli. 1873 Bay Toledo.
Rose MzYinesi. s7s7 Seminole
Dorothy Prag, 1891 Santa Barbara
Dorsthea Powell. is7s Maple
Priscilla CtfAlusy 1900 I.Iitlehsld-
Margarei RAAb. 1s2is Spencer.
Evelyn Rupp 1891 Bishop
Violet Reynolds. 1888 Harrison.
shirley koegner. 2223 Hubbard
Ruth Renshsw, 1909 Dashet Rd. Allen
Park
Emily Rueker 2iis Third
Eleanor Romeo. 1858 French Rd.
Helen Ksbefk 93lO ClcOtte
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7 Women Hurt
As Car Crashes
Sdfetyzone.

Driving to work. John Ruggerio,
"a, plowed his car through a loor
safety zone at 7:30 a. m. today
knocking down and seriously in
juring two of the four laundry
women who stood in il waiting for
a street car.
The injured. in Receiving Hos
pital. are Mrs. Rocina Jones. 35,
of $50 Frederick street. and Mrs
Docie Register. 40, of Asst Wilkins
street. The accident occurred in
an unprotected safety zone at
Woodward avenue and Clifford
street.
II just didn't see Them"
Ruggerio of 1868 Cass avenue,
told police. 1T was dark and
misty. No, wasn't driving
fast. I've never received y
ticket"
The other women. who leaped 10
safety as Ruggerio's car plowed
through the zone. agreed that he
was not speeding. Said Mrs.
Fannie Hayes. 40. of 429 East
Ferry avenue, sister of Mrs.
Jones:
I'VE were standing there
waiting for the car that would
take us to the laundry when 1
suddenly heard my sister call
Look out" Then l saw this car
and 1 jumped. There wasn't
anything unusual about the way
IL was travelling"
Ruggerio was held for question
ing.
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DEATHS

Michael Pawenski (Powers). i252s Gal
lagher. as,
MARY Roach Nicholson 154st Sorrento, 81.
Joseph coopersmi,h 1885 Elgin, So
julius T. GAIA (chnds), 1885 Mound
road. so.
Augusta Friske, 1855 Gilbert. II.
Everett Charles Lane Williams, 1885 chai-
fonte 80
Grace B. Priebe. 7O55 Bingham. Dearborn.
so.
cIementine Perez, $500 Hubbard. 81
Ida Mae Hyner, 9366 Broadstreet. SO.
Marion Lenore Burr. 1855 Burlingame, SO.
John Henri Rousselle. 525i Twenty fourth.
So
Matthew Crack. 2sis Lehman Hamtrsmck.
81
Katherine Ross. 2sss East Grand boule-
ward. So.
Engia Blade. sl46 Freda. 40.
Frank John Schmidt. 1888 Park. SO.
Emma Marie Kruemling, 1900 Faust, II.
William Mitchell. 1882 Delaware, 81.
RUBY Slater. 1871 Garfield. 10
Abraham Moses, 264O Clairmount, A..
Chester Phillips. 4056 Milford, 40.
Elizabeth Sohn. Frsnkenmuth. Mich, 70.
Ida Lewis, 37ls 81 Antoine, 81.
Ida Court. ais Alfred. 81.
Angelina Leschers. 2250 Hale, 81
Alma Henrietta Easton- PISS Greenneld,
Berkeley. as
Janice Katherine skrzysinski. 1880 Leland.
4 months.
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BIRTHS

Louise soof 1ss LaBelle, Highland Park
Virginia Saunders. 14222 Chelsea.
cordelia Turner. 1888 wset Guthrie, Hs.
Leola Tanner. ss4s West For.
Rose Trenchemontagne. l3s Smith.
Mary Thoresen. 1851 Freeland.
Allison Thomson, b3i6 Webb.
Mary Ventittelli. 1920 Concord.
Rose Wood. 1707 Taylor.
Thelma Wegener, I1S4 Mckinstry.
Theresa wolfsberger, 1908 springwslls.
Irene Wolvovits. 337s Wager.
Estelle Wyka, 2725 Norwalk Hamtramck.
Alice Wallace. i2oo3 Forrer.
Valerie Wright, Hickory Grove Farms.
Lillian Winokur. 375l Calvert .
Coda Weber. 2732 Boston Blvd.
Jean Martyniak, 2e45 Medbury.
Jean wigod. 3205 Elmhurst twin.
Virginia wasek, 1855 Charest,
Mabel Zane, 1920s Harlow. Melvindale.
Polly zeIlo. 4oi2 Thirtieth.
Viola Zufelt, 1925 Amin.
L>ottie Zybura, fs06 St Aubln.
Edna Zuzgs, iii42 East Seven Mile Rd'
GIRLS
Girls were born to:
Julia Andrake 1882 schaden. Dearborn.
Maria Andre, 2e5 Manistiqus
Grace Aiello. 1914 charlevoix.
Lorraine Cohen. 1928 Dexter.
Lucille DeBussey. 1880 West Kirby
Grace Couyoumjian. 1914 Ferry Park.
Regina Desantis. 5l1s Canton.
Sophie Fox. 1894 Saratoga.
Josephine Gszda. 4i23 Thirty-third
Ellen Green, 263s Gratiot.
Wanda Grabus, $3.50 Military.
Sarah Gitre. 1889 Holmur.
Carmen Goltry. 3270 East Jefferson.
Theresa Giacomo. 37ii Benson.
Mary Giilies, 1897 Oregon.
Amanda Cow. $500 Falcon.
Marjorie Holms 50 Hendrie.
Ada Hopper. 1900 Linden.
Effie Hopper 1899 Brandon.
Ruth Hacker. 6i60 Bishop.
Louise Holland. 1899 Brandon.
Valentino Kspugia. 27o3 West Grand bouls-
ward
Mable Kachadourian. 1919 South.
Alexandra Katsaros 1909 Ashland.
Beulah Loeprich. $3.50 Republic. Van Dyke.
Florence Libowitz. 1880 Young
Chesteriells Michalik. 1910 Clayton.
Eleanor HarIinga, 5000 Dubois.
Mildred Miller $685. Central. Centerllne.
Csllie Morris. 1919 Russell.
Agnes Aoffett s76s BeamAn.
Evelina Miele, 35is Pulfer.
Pearl Mccarthy. 3022 Harding
Eleanor Nowack. 1891 Springfield.
Frances Owens, 1898 Kimberly court
Frances Parine. Att Cadillac
Bina Pocius. 6427 Elmwood
Mary Polkinghorne, 50 MACK.
Stella Pittei, i2404 Maine.
Helen Paige. 24s0 Edsel
Beatrice Peters. 1850 Gladwin.
Olga Rentz. i45i7 Chelsea.
KamIlia Rafaiowski. 275s hil,ary
Ruth ROby. 1881 Fairfield.
Amelia Skowron, si27 Mt Elliott.
Victoria Schwartz, 2s55 Leslie
Elizabeth Stanley, ss45 Park~ood
Jane schramm, 337 Piper.
tenora Schiller. 1883 Easuawn.
Patricia Sardelis. 1000 Nottingham.
Jane shaffenberg. 1919 Leverette-
Theresa Talosi. $50 3 Waterman.
Jean Wlgod 3205 Elmhurst ttwinl.
Mary Watkins, ei26 Homer.
cathertn, Walters 2042 Twenty fifth.
MARI 2arzyek.- 232 Cabot
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Divorces were granted to;
Eula q. Ashby from Edward
Josephine Becherer from Archie.
Margaret T.. Warwick from Harold.
Bernadette Christensen from Jens Il.
Blanche Callenz from Gilbert.
Lucille Altaffer from Burr.
Ermah Ray from Richard.
Daniel Jaeiuk from Cecilia.
Edith Board from Harry l..
Margaret FODDER from Joseph.
Mary w. Woodyatt from Clinton ID
Freda J. Clark from Jess l..
Catherine q. King from Clement Il.
Margaret Smith from BURNS.
Anna Fortgang from Harry.
Anna Simonte from Jasper
Jean NJ. Smith from James b.
Annabelle Lawson from Rex.
William Schlenkert from Hazel.
Glare Devine from Mary tcross -bIlll.
Walter Council from Marie.
Richard Mccoy from Julia II. y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
Male Heip-Salesmen

HAVE an opening feH good reiiabie man.
Is 10 IS years OF age to work as sales
man ana collector In built-up. protected
territory-leads furnished: Polish speaking
preferred. salary and commission. car es-
sential. Apply $50 10 10 a. m or TO 8.
Singer Sewing Machine Co. 1907 Jos.
Campau.
UNEXPECTED enange makes available
nne RAweigh route in southwest Oakland
County. Good business secured IN this dis
trict for several years: exceptional oppor-
tunty for right man. See Nelson Roberts.
1908 Putnam ST., Detroit. Mich, or write
Rawieigh's. Dept. McB-ii020lA, Freeport,
Ill
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liasion Officer With Britain

LONDON, Feb. 6.-UNS)-I
DIR. James Gordon of Harvard
University has accepted Minister
of Health Malcolm MacDonalds
invitation TO act as United States
llaison officer with the British
health ministry, ii was announced
to6sy.
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Male Help Wanted

Al BRlCKLAYERs and lsDOrers wanted
steady work. Information. telephone
BOYS (2b. 1921. neat-sppearing, expert
ence unnecessary. Opportunity to earn
SIS TO $40 weekly. 3i05 Barlum Tower,
s: 80 a. m.
CANVAsSERS WANTED Drawing &C
count and commission Apply 5000 JOY
road.
DRIVERS-Experienced with fair knowl-
! edge OF city: no need 10 be unemployed;
make money with Radio Cabs, age 81 or
over Apply $3.50 Woodward.
THREE young meo 1921 to travel SO
states with large circulation organization.
must be high school graduate Of neat
appearance and free TO leave i'm
mediately drawing account and travelling
expense paid. no experience necessary
references required. Apply STA a. 70. Hotel
wolverine W c. Deadwyler.
THREE boys. over 49, steady, weekly
salary. 1913 State, Room 500.
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Death notifes

FEIRER-February 4. 1851. Joseph Frank
sr.. husband Of Mary NJ. Feirer. father
OF Mrs. Edmund J. Ledue, Mrs. Robert A.
Moore, Mrs. Lincoln &. Fraver. Nelson r.
and Joseph Feirer Jr.. brother OF Mrs.
Pauline Ryan. VIII lie ia state at chapel
at Alexandrine, until Friday morning and
at Masonic Temple until time OF service
Funeral service al Masonic Temple Friday
AT 80 p m. Under auspices Of Oriental
Lodge No. 240.
Ia POINTE-Feb. 5, 1871. Russell beloved
husband of celia, dear father OF Flor
ence. Charles and Robert. brother OF
Charles NJ. OF East Lansing and William
Il Services from residence 2543 Mont
clair Saturday morning at 10 80.
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Employment Agencies

Al OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
$40 TRANSPORTATION BUILDING
JONES EMPLOYMENT = Reliable day
workers. couples, porters, maids, walt
resses. Columbia 1910.
NUMEROUS positions open for experienced
office. sales and technical personnel.
MAC HENRY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
$40 Grisword Building
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DIVORCES

Earl Chapman. rs: lone Kroetsch. 20.
Carl Vtals. 20; Vera Petrolere. Is.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Paul Kreehnyak,= rs; Helen Rimss, II.
Alfred c. King. 81. Mary Edith Curry. IS,
Billy Lee. Richmond, 30. Rose Lambroff,
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Trade Schools-MoIe

ACETyLENE and arc welding taught by
lesson the modern production way; low as
SIS, no down payment required; day, night.
r. b. Perry. 1901 w. Lafayette.
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Male Help Wanted

SOLICITORS for furniture reuph6lsteftng
Neat appearance essential Salary plus
commission. John W. Murphy Co, 1907
Michigan Ave.
YOUNG MAN over "a. high school gradd-
ate. mechanically inclined and sales
minded. TO learn our business; must be a
willing worker: car essential Apply Singer
Co. 1901 Woodward.
MEN Of good character and appear.
ance TO sell Ford cars; leads and a
lot OF assistance furnished. Let's talk
II over.
Harry Henderson
FORD DEALER 1910 W. GRID. BLVD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
Funeral Directors
J. SUTTON q SON
lIi7 TRUMBULL AVE TEMPLE 2-51oo
Lost and Found

BRIEF CAsE-Browa leather. containing
eighth Grade books. Reward. Univer-
sity 2-Os57
BRACELET Lost Diamond Reward. VIII
lady who called Friday, January IL
please call again-collsct Pennington l54.
PUPPY lost. SPITE, vicinity Military Her
bert. child grieving reward. 6iO9 Her
bert
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06

17-Eggs
2O-Tuneful
22-Return thrust after parry
2f-Utiered the err Of the cat
26-Minersl deposits.
2S-Born
3O-Vehicle
33-Whae nero Of the Charlemagne cycle
was killed al Roncesvsllesa
3-Escaper
35-Secured.
36-Faiths
37-Ctty In Ohio.
3s-Bsckbones.
4i-Vase with a pedestal
s-Feminine name.
45-Plane surface
fs--Is able
4e-Feminine name.
52-Depart
5f-Tons In Guido's scale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06

HORIZONTAL
l-Cudgels
7-Skips
13-ENplosive.
14-Ameriean cat
1S-Part Of to be -
16-whst son OF David was king OF
Israeli
1s-PrOnOun.
1e-Masculine name.
21-At no time.
22-Female OF the ruff
23-Newspaper paragraph.
25-Animal.
26-who was the Swedish nightingale.
21-What channel Il between the Isle Of
Wight and the mainland OF England?
31-Be indebted 10.
32-Fuss
33-Buy back.
36-Plumcs.
3e-Latin poet.
f0&Pronoun.
42-Cesse
$500. 600 rupees.
44-What is another name for chosen?
46-High priest Of Israel.
Is-whom did Max Bser succeed as
\ heavyweight champion in 1884,
b0-Hslf an en-.
5i-Deny.
53,-strip
55-spoke monotonously.
56-What - the largest coffee port in
VERTICAL
ARREST 81 the blood current
2-Edible fruit
3-Indefnite article.
4-Eorce -
English public school,
6-ChOose
,T-Heavenly bodies.
s-Acidity OF the stomach.
Owning implement
10-Hebrew name for God
Il-Who was the ward OF Cedric in
"fvanhoe"7
f7-Horses.