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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Edward \. koIs, y. Catherine NArgo
william obsrfrAne. 81; Lillian LANCE. a.
Hszen COmstock, 80. Virginia Rousseau
20
Henri Toksrz. Il: stella KsssH. is
Anthony Halash. Al, Doris Msnthey, IS.
Richard @. Taylor, rs Helen Pink. ~.
Charles PHILIPPE. 81; Eleanor. wieg, ~.
George Leonard McCullocn, IS; Phyllis Ruth
Edmund lara. %; Helen chunovich, 10.
J. Bunn Stone. 81: Catherine Rand, g..
Louis Macy, "a; Helen Gotn. ~.
Albert G. sieg. n Helen L. Brown, 20.
John r. Peohnr. 20; Marian Hose, ~.
Leonard =. Leach, Is. Florence 6. Is
walter RAishls. %; LAurice Dunn. %.
John H. I.aFrance %: Harriet Nelson. -.
Prank L. Nen, "a; Eleanors snapey 20
Primo p. Moraschinslh, 49, Rosario Abits-
psJid Archibald. ~; Dorothy Ros. 10
Paseuale Canestrelli, 25i Concetis Lon-
Joseph s5S' Bak' 20. Helen Pros ".
John James Cummings, "a Laura a. 1e~s,
william Gordon triton. AZ Jeanne Lucille
Gerald Bsssisr. a. J.sn Good. q.
OXFORD Doinsr - Pauline Nemrs %.
Charles BuEenski, q; stsphanie Adsmet{k
Harry J. Levfsn %; Charlotte E. Holman
william Howard Tresonins. 81; II. Matilda
Paquei -.
MichssI ]. sz.p,sb % olgs Magola 20.
Albert PRsChks. p Bernice berlE. -
leonard p. Turnuuu. 20. Eugene Morris.
vsrn, GOODWIN. 20: Dorothy watts. r..
John LAVlor. q: Catherine HoWck 10.
Casimae Lewinski, - hecwE barcEuk, y,
julius Desmet ~ Rita Busher. -
EuEene Rabinoviich, q, Ethel hteiuoerE.
chsrl.. self.rt. y. Irene RUN s,earla, Il.
Pred Lawrence keech. 81, Delta Lee Criss.
RAYMOND Williams. q; Charlotte PAYNE
frank Bellono. q EmmA X. Colombo a.
kenneth EvasheyskL 70. Corinne Wuest-
" "V I. Ross to Nelson 90 JOY Rss, SO
Reginald Grolesu, %; Beatrice sullivan.
Elisry J. cioutIsr Jr. %; louise Hauek
Harry o'G.re1yk. Il; Irene Javoro~l er.
John walter KuJsva -: Josephine coaa
George Thomas. ~: Charlotte Leonard 10
Robert John Bslz, Is Helen Catherins
Conrad A. Trsnr, "a: Dolly b. Z. Nanks
John zupanieh. y Betty Jane cannlr q
Arthur William Smith. ~ Margaret
Asdfsw r. shediock. u. stella Frtack. 70
J. Louis Andertun. - LYDIA NalElL.-Ze-
Aubry J. Ross. 30. MilBt Vuiet q.
EDWARD KINNEY Clough. 20 Man Agnes
Reilly. -
Alien Loughen. 20. Trms Weeder 1s
Paul Efwsrd cunssn1s. -. Ects sophia
GrstriE -.
DAVID Issnb,rs. n Esther Ludue Purge
a. -
Jossph J. Dmochowski. -: lgensyeys Wit
koVski Is
phHp Louis Mssssns - Frances Cam
bfno 20
sianiey A Guy ~. kIser SIrri q,
1skls NsckooI % Katherine SAINTS Mart
"a
ponse n. Greer y vifpns Ba.ow
~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
Personals

AMAZING IL. N Astrologist Whom
| you've heard over radio. consultH ton.
your home or mine Appointments. 1888
Gnchrst Vermont 5-i432,
Feature PROFESSOR RAJAH ELlNOR.
I MILDRED. LOLA, JESSIE. Entertainers.
Rainbow Tearoom. 10 John X
ADA LORD Astrologis, Rare opportunity
I Educated. qualified. concise. 746 LON.
rop Madison l3i3
ALICE SNYDER, astrologer 3l45 Second
boulevard apartment .. Phone TERRACE
I2-s3if.
A LIQUOR habit stopped az home secretly.
| Arnold. 2i6l Nat. Bank Bldg. RA 1884.
F WORLDS FAIR. Radio. 80 Peterboro.
Cherry 6Sfi.
ASTROLOGY Miss lena Manning Chero-
kee Indian, appointments. 44g MeldTum
/ Fitzroy 1912
ASTROLOGER EtauG.u1e Berry il40
\ HibDard, near East Jefferson LfnoS
1851. 81 90
HISTOLOGY Florence Ia Valley. satis.
factory consultations daily. Sunday. 523Z
Trumbull. Tyler 7-343l.
|AsTROLoGIsT- CRYSTAL Ia Belle eve
nings. sunday. FitzrOy GAS. s3il last
Jefferson,
AT BILL GRAF's GRILL F. As'rologer
EsteHe Noon luncheon. IA John r.
downstairs
DEBT relief see Credit Adjustment Co.
Z $50 Barlum Tower Detroit. CHI s347.
ELECTRoLYsIs CLINIC Removes Hsir
/ Forever safe Painless Treatments 81.
Doctors References Tyler 5-2l2l
GALL KLENZ" ends liver KALI bladder
stomach gas. gladstone attacks prevents
operations. 1910 Buriingame. Townsend
I7-I740.
HAIR REMOVED Permanently Eisctsniy-
sis 81 Hour Ant0inetie Aust, 1908
+ Lakewood LEnox 1892.
KEEP YOUNG Try Natural system over.
comes Nervousness, Fatigue, worry.
Madison 1856
MARIE sCHELL 22is Ashland Weight
reduction rheumatism, neurius. reie-
phone Lenox 1894
MEN. WOMEN WAIST VIM -Stlmulants
In ostrex Tonic Tablets pep up bodies
lacking Vitamin 81. Iron. Calcium. Phos-
phOrous Special Introductory Soc size today
only 29c For sale at all drug stores every
where In Detroit. all Cunningham's. Kin
sells Sans ana Walgreen Drug stores
MRS RAYF-Astrologist Featured al state
Fair 1897 Mitchell Plan 1903
40 NEEDLES-Hsir Removed Panlessly,
Permanently. Guaranteed Keat Institute,
7Os Frances Palms Building
NOT responsible for debts contracted ny
my VIE Leslie AFTER this date Per
cysi Fullerton.
NOT responsible for debts contracted by
2i40 FarvieW.
NOT RESPONSIBLE for debts contracted
hy my wife, Helen. after this date
Leonard Miller
NOT responsible for debts contracted by
my wife. Celia, after This date. Frank
Siedzinski
PHYsfOTHERAPY- special Monday. Tues
day Wednesday. 81 90. 1910 West Grand
boulevard. Madison O52O.
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful office treatment while working
Doctor De swarte Rectal Clinic. 5O05 Cas-
avenue. Temple l-2i2t.
PROF ELTON, AsTRoLoGY
Consultations daily. 10 20 >. Tuesdays ana
Fridays tin y Closed Sunday 34ls John
r.. between Erskine ana Eliot. SpeclaI 81.
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE-Church Of
Christ. Appointments daily 1860 West
Grand boulevard. Tyler 6-7333.
REVEREND atoms Daily
Old Timer Detroit. 1917 Michigan. La
fayette O7S6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

I =
INEXPERIENCED woman, white, wishes Of
nee cleaning, days, evenings; also days.
Temple 2-6412
EXPERIENCED Girl--Days. part time: Of
flee cleaning General cleaning. Fitxroy
1919.
EXPERIENCED girl for morning. evening
work; days. part time. Cherry 024i.
HoUsEKEEPER, cooking. no other In
charge. companion, drive car. Dawson
1921.
OFFICE. store cleaning tevenings): also
elevator operator; references; refined.
Tyler 6-1595.
REFINED Colored desires days general,
home nights, SO. Olive 1878.
WHITE lady desires FAMILY washing. large
washing about 81. everything ironed,
careful work: call and deliver. Townsend
1880.
w ON AN wants bundle washing; neat
work.. Dearborn, called. delivered. Dear
born O43e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

DEBT relief see Credit Adjustment Co.
sS3 Bsrlum Tower Detroit Gil s347
ELFCTROLYsTs CLINIC Removes Hair
Forever safe Painless Treatments 81.
Doctors' References Tyler 5-2I2i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
hIAITN STIDIO
BRICK AND WINDOW CLEANING

ALLADIN WINDOW Cleaning system 81
Expert workmanship. prompt service
reasonable Iyanhoe 40SS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
Male Help Wanted

AMBITIOUS. responsible worker or part
ner wanted Trailer rental establish
ments l4lO Holbrook
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
Female Help Wanted

EXPERIENCED general; no heavy lsun-
dry, no cooking. own room, s. Uni
lversity 1918
EXPERIENCED waitress for part time
Apply 26970 Grand River. Evergreen
526l-W.
GENERAL homework. cooking; expert
enced. white: Si4. Townsend s-332i
SIS Arden Park.
GlRL-White Homework, no cooking stay
nights; good wages evening sunday
privileges. Townsend $1,000.
.HOUSEWORK, no laundry, plain cooking
children. 4276 Buena Vista. Davt-
son 40s4
NEAT appearing woman. experienced In
meeting the public. Salary. Apply sl0j
IinVOOd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

ABSOLUTELY iron-clad guarantees Two
pieces, SAL FIDELITY Upholsterers.
Oregon o7s0.
BAZELL'S for guaranteed quality uphol-
STEERING; low prices. 1915 Fenkel. UNI
versity 1867.
HOME UPHOLSTERING - Expert work.
manship: choice M tgrials. free esti-
mates any time 1878 Kercheval -LEnox
OOO7
MICHIGAN FESKELL UPHOL. Co
iO412 Fenkell no 1888
MOON BROS --Upholstering. custom rebuilt
and restyled: free estimates. TIE. LIZA
PULLMAN UPHoLsTERrNG co Factory
80 Hendre. 2-pc., S27 80 Call Madison
65i4.
REUPHoLsTFRING special living room
suite S26 a. Don Rite UphOlstering.
Townsend s-si73.
2-pC Set Coupiptrly Recovered SOB IS,
Call PLAZA 1886 1888 KERCHEVhI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
Male Help-Salesnen
Employment Agencies

Al OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
620-2l-22 TRANSPORTATION BLDG.
JONES Employment, iii6 Beaublen-
Workers. Couples. Porters; Maids
Mattresses. Columbia 1910.
RIvARD EMPLOYMENT Experienced col
Ored maids. cooks lsundresses couples
1892 Rvard Terrace 2-sl63
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
Wearing Apparel

MEMS sport coats 80 rs. wallace Factory.
2s4O East Grand blvd. Wholesale TO you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18


enced In department store packing. Apply
employment office, 18th floor. between $50
and IL 80 a. m.
REFINED CoLORED for general office
wofk 5i3 East Vernon Cadillac 502f
.sALESLADY- Mems furnishings. expert
enced. middle aged Polish speaking
spolks Inc, 5e40 Michigan.
SURGICAL NURSE Registered Apply IN
person Mari General Hospital. 1856
TrumbuU
WAITRESS WANTED Bar beer garden.
Gaytons Bar. 1851 schsefer. Oregon
e7s2
MATTRESSES Al once good pay six
days. Wayne Waffle shop. $40 Trum-
bull
MATTRESSES Week end work Apply
after p. m. The steyadora. s7i5
Harper.
WANTED Distributor for special adver-
Using campaign good chance for adj
vancement. salary ana commission. Apply
80 a. m 6Of Eaton Tower,
WOMEN neat appearance, 30 TO IS Able
TO work hours daily. Prefer dressmak-
ing experience. CAN CA. 0sf9 for appoint
ment
COLoRED real. estate salesladies. Free
trainingl PLENTY PROSPECTS. 5O4
East Hancock
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate nstings
in the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
Male Help Wanted

BOYS 1921. Summer or steady: travel
Eastern states and return. with circula-
ton group cars furnished daily drawing
acct. average $50 week. Mr.. Long, rs
p. m. 439 Temple.
CARPENTER CONTRACTORS
Top wages paid. Lumber on jobs. Houses
ready 20 20. B. a A. Building a Lumber
Co. 2323g Ford Road. Dearborn 0s20,
evenings Dearborn 1927.
CLOTHING sALESMEN-Mu be ex-
perienced, Polish speaking. Apply Spolka.
$40 Michigan.
DENTIsT-in a city dental clinic TO per-
form general professional dental work,
Four vacancies at 50, 800 and five va
caneies, part time, at 81 200 TO be filled
by competitive examination. Applicants
must be between the ages OF n and 81
years OF age, and residents OF the City OF
Detroit for one year Immediately prior 10
the examination, excepting persons with
honorable army. navy or marine discharges.
For applications and full details, write OF
apply 10 the Detroit Civil Service Commits
sion, 18th Floor. Water Board Building,
735 Randolph street. Detroit, Michigan, on
or before June "a, 1sii.
DISTRIBUTORS TO pass circuIators, i2itc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

Al Top Soils yards. $3.50: 2 yards. -.
Tyler 5-7325.
ICINDERs. cement, brixment sand, grsvelI
immediate delivery anywhere. Telephone
Tyler 5-7170.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

WALTON u.e ,aad 300 canpap5 -Gen
g9 maeh'a'es eoo2 "aaGo. ryier
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

lARNOLD'S Coffee shop-Prenford Hotel.
Business lunches; parties speciality. 1893
Woodward.
BEAU PAREE-Chicken dinners. 4tc;
special tenderizcd T-bone. ace. 16435
West Seyen-Mle road.
CLUBS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT evening din
ners, monday lunches 1880 Wood
ward Townsend 9-e7es.
CLUB ALIClA--Liquors, beer: entertainm't
nightly tdance). s535 Mt. Elliott. Nv. 1852.
PARKsIDE BAR = e. Warren Dickerson.
Chicken in the Rough. soc. LIE. STAT.
never equaled.) i4945 Livernois. Uni
versity 1-02l6.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate iistings
in the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section!
READ Times Want Ads for proht-uss
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
Beauty Culture Schools

BEAUTY CULTURE -- Complete Course
$3.50 weekly Hygiene School. s54Q
Twelfth. Madison 1888
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

GALL KLENZ" ends liver gsli bladder
stomach gas, gladstone attacks; prevents
operations. 1910 Buriingame. Townsend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
DID, an MoIp. M,cnININn

LOUIS BUssON Des rner Homes az chi
acter. ssis Manor. Detroit. DayIi
4UE4
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x1,oe4t .SeMzcp DGzQcz04Y
BUYERS GUIDE
INSULATING SERVICE

HUCKs INSULATING Service "Insulate
with lockwood" Guaranteed. 1863 Men
dota. Hogarth 1861.
READ Times Want Ads for proht-use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

HAIR REMOVED Permanently Eiectsnly-
sis 81 Hour Ant0netie Aust, 1908
Lakewood LEnox 1892
KEEP YOUNG Try Natural system, over.
comes Nervousness Fatigue, Worry.
Madison $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
SIGNING

DAlGLE FNGiNEERlNG Company De
signrrs tools dies special machinery
fufurwHfiur hriuEtun t.l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

MARIE sCHELT. 22is Ashland Weight
reduction rheumatism, neurts. reie-
phone LenoN 1894
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
CARrtT aILANtR>
CEMENT BLOCKS
CEMENT CONTRACTORS
COMPLETE WELDING EQrIPMtNT
CONNALEsCENT. DIABITIC CHRONIC
GASf~
Dr,IGNIns or rooI.s. ms

MILTON CONVALEsCENT Home 1920
wet Grand Boulevard. Eccupera W
care TYLER . 1905
Evening star., 1941-03-19
Report on Labor Board
Inquiry invented
Faets,' Smith Says
Calls House Committee
Findings Outrageous
Distortion of Evidence

BY the Associated Press.
Edwin S. Smith, member Of the
National Labor Relations Board,
struck back last night at a special
House committee which had accused
him of fostering radicaliSm. He de-
clared, in the course Of 17-page
statement submitted to committee
members, that the majority's find
ings represented an Outrageous
distortion" of the evidence.
Specifically, he charged the COM
mittee majority with "inventing
facts" in order to make his appear
ance at a Mexico City industrial re-
lations meeting in 1887 appear to be
"a grave international incident"
He declared further than the COM
mittee's allegation that he used his
position to encourage and foster"
radicalism was based on a disagree
ment between himself and another
board member on the proper course
to take regarding a communication
from the Civil Service Commission
involving charges of Communism
against two Labor Board stenog-
rapherS.
Mr.. Smith charged in general that
his accusers were guilty of a "dis-
graceful perversion of the important
task assigned to them by Congress"
The majority report of the COM
mittee, headed by Representative
Smith, Democrat, of Virginia, con-
tended that Mr.. Smith exhibited "a
disturbing personal interest in and
support of persons and organizations
known to be opposed to the Ameri-
can system of private enterprise"
Mr.. Smith said in his statement:
"In its efforts to prove a case,
where none exists, the report en-
cages in a prolix repetition OF old
and demonstrated errors, and the
creation of host of new and ex-
traordinary ones, with the result
that the task Of pointing out the
truth is like cleaning the Augean
stables"
Evening star., 1941-03-19

% Aye ne, and Eiinabeth 1. coliins, h':HS as'
Washington, D. c.: the Rev. J. L. Henry
John ns s eSn sSsShs7a s go 81 s. S. m s and
the Rev. Edward NJ. Tyre ''''''
JAMES W and Pesn Ri so4 ayZ Mw York gs,a
N ST. NV; the Rev. r. VI. Alstork.
Herbert Lofty, 90, 221O Lawrence ave ne,
and Annabelle Tibbs, is, 1884 Prov
rEenGe EranSi, ST. n.e'' the Rev. Spencer D.
william S. Glenn, "a. 1445 Fairmont St.
neccaant and aNe Hse tbe RsS ss 3e4f fHa Ha
lister
David I1 4; Anderson. Ie se, 1901 18th st. NV,
Woodrow E. Stiemger, %, Fails Church. Va.
Snd Ta yirgiRia ybn Pda Hotel 10. Alexandria
Clair Armstrong %, prumore Pa. and
Helen F Rohrer, 23, Quarryville. Pa; the
,oy Rey' > ;. Hapds Maroid Mumper +b0,s o,,,o nd
Lydia P. McElravy, SO, Liverpool, Ohio;
the, Rev. Lowrey Fendrich. jr.
Everett M. Huddleston,. 20, 1640 Kalorama
1903 r. I. ave. NV; the Rev. C. H. Win
Roland A. Cormler. 90. 5000 Benton st;
Louis MesaVase: q, Wiikes-BsrTe, Pa: and
Leona M. Stuscavase, 22. 3555 Holmead
pl. NV: the Rev. L. J. Wempe.
Walter F. White. 25. 6l9 F ST. ne, and
Betty Crisp, 21. 1904 18th st. NV:
Joseph ]. Hoienski, 80. 1888 Mintwood pl.
NV. and Harriette L. Taylor, 26. Bremo
James M. Strong, jr.. 80, 1924 Monroe St:
NV, and Ruth L. De Vries. 23, Grand
Rapids, Mich; the Rev. r. P. Repetti.
and Irma r. Kaufman 20. S1S Gallatin
st; nv; the Rev Norman Gerstenfeld
William E. BraZier, %, 1880 K st. NV. and
the Rev. Edward h Pr1den.
Arthur H. Keyes, jr., %, Cambridge, Mass
and Lucille Sheppard, 81, 1914 10th st.:
the Rev Rufus w. Weaver.
Angelo J. Piotti, 35. and Selma G. Drogan,
21, both of New York: Judge Nathan
Evening star., 1941-03-19
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. laU, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, 1Dait three full days and
receiue their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Alvin L. Fowler 80: 21OO 18th st. Sc.
and Dorothy j. Moore, 81. zoos Otis
st. ne; Chaplain William H. Rafferty,
James L. Hollingsworth. %, 615h NJ st.
nw st. and JSsss Ssssie Nathan nuo Dayton
Boss p. Walker. ~, and Anna c. johnson
%sstDatoS e. beth Of HSsrei ss ST. NV; the Rev.
Alfonso r. Moore, 33, SO Canal st. s.w.,
ane s5s : Anna aH 59nes 2S o o. Canal ST. s"
"lA st. NV. ~ and dSsti Addie K. Quinn i9' 55f9
Nebraska ave. NV; the Rev. I. W.
Scott VI. Helsing. 2s, 800 4th st. Sc, and
Clara N. Karl, 90. 433 10th st. ne;
Elmer L. Haseman, IS. -23o5 washingto ton
Colo: the Rev. Charles B. Foelsch,
James r. Oberholtzer. 22, 5711 18th St.
NV and lean h Allen, paen. Is; H.,lSoiI ISo5 a7th
pl. NV. and Theodosia NJ. Schram. "a,
301e Dent pl. NV: the Rev. Walter J.
Charles Pearl. %. 127 North Carolina
ave-. and Thelma Kleiner. 10, 1912 Park
rss a Jusss Meors Natsan a iaS1 Gsgto nuckerman st.
NV, and Lula NJ. Couser, IS. 231 8
ST. NV: the Rev. Robert Anderson.
Evening star., 1941-03-19
Births Reported

Rudolph and Marcel Bloomquist girl.
George and Adeline Carter, boy.
Max and Selma Chidel, girl
Carl and Sadie Crawford girl.
Howard and Dorothy Elder. boy.
Wilbert and Alberta Ferguson. boy.
Edgar and Elsie Geoghegan, girl.
Albert and Adele Goldblatt, boy.
George and Ruth Higbee, boy.
Robert and Dorothy Houston, boy.
Harrison and Elvesa Jackson, boy
William and Maybelle Jenkins. girl
Frederick and Ethel Johnston. girl.
Robert and Hilda Mahoney. girl.
James and Viola Norwood. boy
Jules and Esther Panneton, boy.
William and Sarah Rogers. girl.
Philip and Lee Rosenberger, boy.
Ward and Alice Stevens, girl.
Mark and Nina Wood, boy.
Augustus and Irma Wilson. girl.
Jesse and Alcie Brooks boy.
James and Virginia Crowl. boy.
Francis snd Margaret Conaghan, giri.
Charles and Eta Fagley, girl.
Glen and Mary Garvey. boy.
Raymond and Catherine Gilmartin, boy.
Albert and Florence Horn, girl.
Maxwell and Pearl IsenberRh. girl.
James and Esta Jackson, boy.
James and Constance Jewell, boy
George and Margaret Roller. girl.
Gayle and Dorothy Matthews. boy,
Bernard and Doris Olson, boy.
Harold and Pauline Ross, girl.
Walter and Helen Robertson, boy
William and Betty Schamberger. girl
William and Virginia Terhune, boy
Meyer and Sophie Weinger. boy.
Evening star., 1941-03-19

Ida C. stickley. r. Sibley Hospital.
Elizabeth H. Walton, 70. 6907 Maple 1t.
Mary Hail. SO. 60e 5th st.
Abraham H. Louft, "a. Doctors Hospital.
Rosa Christ, 81. 1922 9th st.
Mary M. Dorfier, 81. Georgetown Hospital
Clifford H. Manning, SO. Mount Alto Hos
pital.
Grace z. Brown. SO. Hams Point.
James Vain, So, Gallinger Hospital
Elsie Eaylor. 81. Providence Hospital.
Jane M. Grores 80. st. Elizabeth's Hos
James H. Harper, %, Casualty Hospital.
Infant Miller, Sibley Hospital
John James. 72. Walter Reed Hospital.
Emma NJ. Norris, SO, 928 Euclid st.
Marcelitte C. Hamilton. 81, Alb r ST.
Eugene Wilson, 81, Emergency Hospital.
Isadore Jones. 20. Emergency Hospital.
Marion HAYWOOD. 90, Freedmen's Hospital.
Evening star., 1941-03-19
John and Marion Chew. boy.

John and Marion Chew. boy.
Arthur and Catherine Chase. boy.
Robert and Luevena Dickerson. boy.
Charlie and Rosa Garrett, boy.
Mack and Ethel Head, girl.
Hansford and Sarah Harrison, boy,
Alonzo and Mary Jamison, boy.
Francis and Pearl Jones, girl.
homer and Theresa Laney, girl.
William and Eloise Miller, boy.
Haywood and MAGNOLIA Perry, eirl,
george and Alice Richardson, boy.
Louis and Dorothy Rogers, girl.
Alexander and Savannah Rushing. boy.
John and Theresa Smith, girl
Rufus and Lille Wingfleld, boy.
Howard and Mary Brown, boy.
joseph and, Rachel Dickerson. boy.
James and Emily Gaskin, boy.
Claude and. Audrey Green, girl,
Millard and Minnie Jones, girl.
Evening star., 1941-03-19

Everett and Catherine JefYries. boy.
Francis and Gertrude Lee. girl.
Sampson and Cleo Lawrence. boy.
John and Frances Mack. boy.
Lester and Elizabeth Proter. boy.
Edward and Nancy Ragin. girl.
Arthur and Isabel Robinson, boy.
William and Madeline Ross, girl.
Waymen and Ruth Seth. boy.
Bernard and Gertrude Tatum, boy.
George and Martha Williams, girl.
Evening star., 1941-03-19
Rockville.

James W Carter. 81. and Edna B. Sland-
field. 20. both of Baltimore.
Samuel L. Gum, jr., Fl. Silver Spring,
Md, and Media Athey, "a, WASHINGTON.
Henry C. Macon, 25 and Elizabeth L.
Davis. 25, both of Washington.
Evening star., 1941-03-19
Deaths Reported

Myra L. Davis. 90. 1915 Madison 1t.
William J. Peck. "a. 7th and X sts.
Laura Goetzinger. 81. 20 H st. ne.
Catherine ]. Mullen. 10. st. Elizabeth'a Z
Littieton j. Burgess, 70. Sibley Hospital
Evening star., 1941-03-19

Switzerland's industry is cramped
by shortage of materials.
Evening star., 1941-03-19
Liner Converted

New Zealand Is converting the
liner Maunganu into a hospital
ship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-20

you had in your @ take the Showboat
Moonlight Cruise ashmoo Park night aboard the
Steamer Put-InBay. It's eightyme trip hours the
and hour the island with continuous dancing to
Tommy Marvins orchestra, strong entertainers and floor
show There's BAR beer garden restaurant and 5000
feet of dance deck Steamer PunBay leaves the First Street
dock s45 M Saturday night and returns 245 A. M.
Sunday morning and the fare is only $780,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-20

which is most compelling, although
he has acquired a few manner.
iSms which are a trifle too affected
Marie JOY Sanger gave an al
most too forceful performance OF
the stunning Debussy Fantasia
She doesn't pay quite enough at
tention to nuance and her forth.
right attack robS works, such as
the DebusSy of many of the sub.
! tleties.
Due to a wrist injury, Lorraine
Macdonald was unable TO play the
programmed Gershwin Concerto in
+, so the concert was concluded
with highly effective PoulenC
Concerto for Two Pianos. Evelyr
Gurvitch and BredShall did ar
Exciting job of this, work which
apart from its trivialities and IT.
resemblance of everything from
Mozart TO Rachmaninoff, is an in
ItereSting pianiStic novelty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-20
BY WALTER STEVENSON

SIMULTANEOUSLY WITH the
Official arrival Of summer comes
Peter Higgins popular singing star
who brings has parade of song
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-20
RKo Uptown Plans
GWTW Breakfast

NOW THEY are serving Gone
With the Wind" for breakfast.
This is the latest offer extended to
newspapermen by the R-K-O Up
town Theater. For Saturday morn
ing. at 9, the theater is going to
hold a GWTW first anniversary
breakfast party for members of
the press attending the early show.
Today the R-K-O Uptown is
bringing back Scarlet O'Hara.
Rhett Butler and company for an
anniversary showing Of Gone
With the Wind" The film has not
been cut and this may be the last
chance for Detroiters 10 see il at
the present low admission price.
The picture will be shown daily as
the feature billing.