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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-05-22
GERMAN CRUISER
REACHES HARBOR

London, May 22-(UP)-The TO-
600 ton German heavy cruiser Prinz
Eugen has arrived at the German
naval base of Kiel after being tor
pedoed and damaged by British
planes while enhoute from Trond-
helm, Norway, official British cir
cles reported today.
The Prinz Eugen, previously tor
pedoed by a British submarine at
Trondheim, was attacked by British
coastal command planes several days
ago while attempting to reach Kiel
with an escort of four destroyers.
Two and perhaps three torpedoes
were reported to have struck the
cruiser, as well as at least one of
the four Nazi destroyers, during the
attack which occurred off the south
west coast of Norway.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-05-22

transparent witchs brew.
When the moonshine has cooled and aged-which,
unfortunately for the consumer, Is often stimuli
taneous process-it Is boldly delivered to the war
industry plants There an agent CASUALLY the moon
sinners SON or grandson) takes over and doles 1t
out in jug or fruit jar or to make the law infracon
complete, used whiskey bottles. At So a gallon
moonshine isn't much cheaper than an inexpensive
legal whiskey, but it has one dubious virtue It can
be diluted and still retain the desired properties OF
a gastric ncendiary and sensory demolition bomb
CONSIDER THEMSELVES LOYAL
Oddly enough, the moonshiper doesn't consider
himself disloyal or unpatrotic He's sending his
sons to the service, and no hillbiry youngster in
these parts has been known to ask for draft de-
ferment. Joplin is full Of boys from the Ozarks
clamorng for enlistment
But the moonshiner doesn't see any reason why
his countTyTs danger global war should interfere
with his secret ancestral occupation. Nor do they
see any reason for inteupting their private conflict
with the "revenooers." And 1t looks as If the rev.
enue force Of earnest young men is in for tough
siege against native band Of cagey old campaign
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-05-22
SETTLEMENT MADE
in $500 ACTION

Withdrawal papers were filed in
common pleas court today ip the
$500 damage suit brought by Car
RE Karin Of Waterbury against the
City of Waterbury. The plaintiff
sued as the result Of injuries sus-
tanned April IL, 1941, when she fell
on a sidewalk near her property on
Grove street. She fell at a point on
the sidewalk where q driveway
started into her yard. Negligence
was charged against the city for
failure to remedy defect in the side
walk. Terms Of settlement were not
revealed.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-05-22
CONN. TOBACCO THREAT

Northampton, Mass, May 22-
(UP)-The Connecticut Valley to-
bacco crop Is threatened by out
breaks of "downy mildew," one of
the worst forms Of tobacco fun
que, County Agent Allen s. Leland
said today.
Excessive rain and lack Of sun
shine, he said, recently have pro-
vided ideal growing conditions for
the disease.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-05-22
EX-SERVICEMEN PLAN
FARLEY TONIGHT

Naugatuck, May 22-All ex-ser-
vicemen here are asked to met to-
night at 8 o'clock in the home of
Crusader post, Veterans Of Foreign
Wars, on Rubber avenue, Oscar
Sandal, commander of the post
said today. The purpose OF the
melting is to discuss the turnout for
the Memorial Day parade. Mr.
Sandal pointed out that in past
years only a scattering Of veterans
have participated in the parade,
and this year it is hoped to have
a really larger representation OF
veterans.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-05-22
Mother To Present
Badge To Eaglet
Impressive Ceremonies Planned for Sunday Afternoon
at Municipal Stadium Program Announced
harold Anderson Of "a Eastwoo

Harold Anderson Of "a Eastwoo /
avenue viii be presented with his
Eagle Badge at special Court
Of Honor to be held at the Boy
Scout War Service Rally at the
Waterbury Municipal Stadium,
Watertown avenue on Sunday after
noon, May "A.
Young Anderson joined Troop 8
Of the Mil Plain Union Church
in February 1893, and has steadily
advanced until now he has reached
the goal Of all Scouts the rank
Of Eagle. Through his ability as q
leader he has also attained the
rank Of Junior Assistant Scout
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-05-22
BY w. r. DRAPER
NEA Service COrregpOndent

NEA service Correspondents
Joplin, Mo-, May 22-Thanks to the Federal Govern
ment and also in spite of It, the ancient and lethal
art Of moonshne manufacture flourishing down in
the Ozarks.
The hills are teeming with uniformed revenue Of
ficers but even that doesn't dampen the backyard
them. For the governments war program has also
sent into the Ozarks thousands Of workers with
money in their jeens. And the back countrys death
less nocturnal industry is flourishing as 1t hasn't
flourished since prohibition days.
WAR BOOM BRINGS PROSPERITY
The only law that the moonshiners ever have paid
any attention to is the law Of supply and demand
And today with boys In Joplin Neosho, Springfield
and Rolla making as high $40 day, moonshiners
have gone about and up to their elbows in mash
to follow that economic dictum.
white mule" Is now six to eight dollars gallon
double the price of peacetime days. In practically
any Ozark cave or hollow with spring or running
water old-timers busy boiling and grinding and
boiling again to convert corn and cane into their
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-05-22
CRUSHED TO DEATH

New Britain, Conn, May 22-
(UP)-William Ostaphuk, II, wac
crushed to death last night when
. section of a wall weighing more
than a ton fell on him while he
was playing with other boys. They
were playing in an old building
foundation.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-05-22
BARGE CAPT KILLED

Norwich, Conn, May 22-'lUP)--
Lyman r.. Saunders, 66, a barge
captain whose home was believed
to be at Hartford, was killed last
night WIN struck by . central
Vermont railroad freight train.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-05-22
ScOvil Company
ToPay Dividend

Directors Of the ScovilI Mfg.
Co. today declared . cash dividend
Of fifty cents per share to stock
holders Of record June Is. The
dividend is payable July 1.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-05-22
KILLED IN CHESHIRE

Cheshire, Conn.,, May 22-(UP)
Grace Rabideau, Was killed late
yesterday when she stepped from
a school bus in front of her home.
The driver Of the car was James
M. Dougherty, 10, Yalesville, who
told authorities the child ran In
front Of his car.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-05-22

Buenos Aires, Argentina, will buy
200 American buses for its streets
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-05-22
GREW. THEN VANISHED

Some mammals originated on the
earth as dog-sized species, attained
the bulk of an elephant, and then
disappeared completely, all in TO-
O00, 900 years.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-05-22

Various chemicals from the
United States found a ready sale
in Egypt in the last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
ES-BIRTHS-DEATHS-D
MARRIAGE LICENSES
rriage licenses applied for:

MhfIlhEt llNentte applied TOT.
William Rise. 81. Helen spafford. IS
Robert l.. Tucker. ~. Ruth Murphy. "a.
James Smith. - Elsie Strobel. 20
Frederick l.. Morse. "a Edith NJ. Jones. %.
sam Pedch. IS: Mary r Junakovich. rs.
Edward r Cable, % Mary Vujnovich. %.
steve Taksony, 20. lmogene Smith. 81.
Walter Spinks. 80 Marion c Higgison. 81.
Edward Chudo % Eleanor Kuwik 30.
Irving ". Ozer 26 Roslyn Mohn. %.
Joseph r Gordon so Sally Fox, 81.
Charles l.. Steffes. n Doris NJ Paxton, 90,
Edward scIempek. 81 Josephine Stasik. 81
Mitchell BooroUiecki. % Leocadis Dren-
eek II.
James Ralph Lockwood, IS: Jo,e. V.
Lewis Coral 80 Emma F. Jursn, IS.
William Melke 10 Rita Westrick 2l
James NJ. Crozier. rs, Kathleen J. Doug
John Il Fsrsday, 81; Dorothy z. Fol-
stanford Barnett. 90 Vida Lewis. %.
Gene Cans % Mary Fitzpatrick, n.
Ben Kaminker, % Chaickie Hartman. 81.
Bruno J Chudy 2s Jennie Wojtusik. p.
Russell l. Sachs. - June Witt, la
William z Engel' rs Pauline G. La
Honore lie Fahvre. So. Eiina Broussesu, 81.
Karl seidl SIS Bsbe,ie Maisr. -
Charles q holland. % Dora NJ Rankin, %
Edward Maza 4s. Stella 2. Borchman. SO.
Raymond szymanski 20. Genevieve Busch.
20
Raymond d. Taylor Jr, %. Msbl. 1ren.
Cox 20.
wilsm II Manning rs Sarah Hin 81
Harry I. Starhuck 81. Ruth Prather, p
William A Lipson 2s Greta Barclay. Is
wttsm rhtiitrs. 2s Helen len. r I..Ii.: % a,
solomon Eikin. as Edith Joseph. ~
Frank 2 Brodzik Jr. "a Virginia NJ
Kostuch -,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
Accused Mayor
Hits Vice Ring

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 81 (UP) =.
Mayor Fletcher Bowron charged
today that grand jury accusation
seeking his removal from office
was inspired by "a powerful. re-
lsourceful underworld which made
'commercialized vice possible in
Los Angeles.
He said he would "show that
there were no grounds for the ac-
cusation" and then "see TO II that
the old forces of corruption never
got back in power in Los Angeles
in my time"
Bowron was accused by the re-
firing 1941 grand jury with will
full misconduct" for allegedly
spending police secret service
funds in violation of city charter
regulations and for abetting and
encouraging Chief of Police c. b.
Horrall to commit overlapping.
The only penalty, il he is found
guilty. is removal from office. II
is not a criminal action.
The same grand jury returned
indictments against Chief Horrall,
several of his subordinates, Chief
Deputy District Attorney Grant
Cooper and Clifford +. Clinton,
civic reform group head who led
the 1898 campaign which resulted
in Bowron's defeating Mayor
Frank L. Shaw in a recall election.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
Kinnnne|-Short
Rift Denied

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. u
(UP).-Admiral William II. Stand
ley, newly-appointed ambassador
10 Soviet Russia. defended Ad-
miral Husband Kimmel and Gen.
eral Walter Short today from
criticism arising from misinter-
probation of the Roberts report on
Pearl Harbor.
! The American public. he said,
believes there was entire lack of
Cooperation" between the army
and navy before the japanese at
tack on Pearl Harbor.
He said IL also was generally be-
lieved that Kimmel and Short had
failed 10 discuss mutual problems
OF defense and were barely on
speaking terms.
The opposite was true. said
Standley.- who was member Of
the Roberts commission.
"A careful reading Of the re-
port will show that kimmel and
Short conferred frequently be-
tween November 81 and Deem
Der ! and that their relations
were most friendly" STANDBY
said.
Cooperation between army
and navy was at the fullest-and
you can make that ~ strong as
YOU want to. That was the fact.
The other Interpretation IL
wholly false"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
BIRTHS
ROYs

Boys we're born to:
Dorothy Apple. $3.50 Fullerton.
Loretta Anthier assoc Powers. Dearborn.
MAXIM. Ayr.. i5s seden
Dorothy Barnett, 22iO West Grand ooule-
ward
satin. Buxton. 94s Hendr.
Arlene Bongiorno. lioi2 Republic Van
Helen Bavkon. $3.50 Montneu.
Martha Cook l7i5s Chapel
Maurene Couper lt0ts Glastonbury
Violet Ca~isy 1925 Freeland
Ellen Coddington. 81 Cas-, Mt Clemens
Pauline Crswley 1888 GrstSt
Eleanor cisz. isis Annabelle. Ferndslc
Lillian Csstlemsn. 1926 Roses~n.
Marie Craig. 1870 Parker
Bridget Carr. 1871 John
Janet Chissold. 1885 Muirand
Lucille Daugh,ry. 2s4o Harding
Mary Dinielli, 552s Cooper.
Mary DAILY. 1917 Lesurr
Madeline Emery 1902 Grener.
Munel Farmer 57s West Grsnd boulevard
Juanta Franklin, 436 Charlotte
Caroline Falkner, e2i BrainaId
Margaret Franzen. 2jla Belvdere
Mary Flsmme, 40 Fernhll.
Matte Friley. s03 Tennessee
Lenore Gierads. 564s FLORIDA
Beatrice Gutman. 1852 Hardwood.
MARY Grombelski, 1900 Lumpkin.
Johanna Gaul 92t sumson
Marianne Cara i2t2 West Outer drive.
Evona George. 1900 Welland
Lorraine Gorak. qia7 Yorkshire.
Helen Gruenwald. 1870 West Grand bouls
ward
Lucia Hagen. 1918 Chalmers.
Kathlyn Hnbljan 20t37 Coventry
Clara Hargrave 1889 whitney.
Angelina Hasaeris. Ala Somerset road
Christine Howell. All Williams.
Mildred Hall--ilnz,T wsHty fifth ---
Minnie Harrison, toe7 Clark court.
Elizabeth JoIsa. sit0 IVES, Fort
Helen korias 1855 Maxwell
Irma Klavich. 1892 Muirland.
I'M
Margaret Kleinsorge 1906 Seventeenth
Zelda Kay. 1887 Edison.
Dorothy Lewis. s032 Mitchell.
Anna Lstons 2i47 jay
Edythe Lenatd. 1910 Linwood.
Pearl Ladouceur. 1885, Granville.
Beatrice Livernois s02s Cooper.
Yolsnda Larsen. i3t05 Wade.
Kathleen LsCore. isgSe Noithlavn.
Mary Lauran 1910 Ferry
Eltanore Mccormick, $3.50 Indiana
Mary Mckinney. 1922 ST Aunin
Marguerite Matschowski, 1925 Wesson.
Csrmels N Mannins. 1910 lima
Wanda Nsborcryk. 2iH Trombly.
Evelyn Newton. iI7O6 Goethe
Leona opsck 1862 East Ferry
Elizabeth ouellctte. 2is35 Frosard, 81
Ruth Payne, 1880 Asbury Park.
Mae Paris $40 Central
Pauline Paterosak, 73i springwells.
Stella Rogowski 1927 Roeeuont
Eleanor Whpple. l20t5 Promenade.
Bessie Reikovsky. 302i Fulton.
Bernetts sharrow. 1857 Fifteenth
Coral shaw. $500 Dundee
Charlotte Scott, 1921 Wiltshire.
GIRLS
Girls we're born to-
Ruth Allen. 1909 Russell.
Lucille Anderson. 2oti South Lasalle Gar
dens
/ Gjertive Auringer. $40 Pallisisr.
Eva Andre. l0s5i East Jefferson
I Lois Afro. i20si North Martindak
Leons Alger. 1878 Arlington, Lincoln Park
Alice Boike. s07s Kellogg
Florence Blair. 1897 Waterman.
Frances Brsggs 1915 Monicslm
Lillian Bettendorf, 1910 Auburn
Rose Pcnesiuk s2t0 Sussex.
Grsta Burt 1900 Fairvisw
Anna Bsngerter 2232o Maple. 81 Clsi
q Shores
Phillvs Carlson 52s Words orth Ferndsis
Marjorie charbonneau, 1882 Alcoy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
DEATHS

John Benjamin Spencer. 1919 Terry Sc.
carl 81 Robinson. NJ Clemens 50.
George Short. Parsholvills. 50
Peter wakejoo. l2ios West outer drive Sc.
Lea Robinson Centervillc Miss 81.
Walter okarsN 1ii1i Glenfeld IS
Theodore p MeiSol 2li65 Clarita. 30
Elgea Bell 1912 Russell, y
Fred Summers Jr 1925 East Kirby, 3
Lester wade. i2s Elliott. River Rouge. IS
Frina Scarnecchia 2oi7 Mcclellan. SO.
Harvey $ Rortck. ITO Omira 50
ban L syer si55 Fast Jefferson, 81.
Henry " Mas 1897 superior. -.
Andrew wietco. $500 Thrty.hfth. ~
Magdalsna Czapla Ass Freer, So
Patrick Doody 1855 Warwick. 70.
Otto sterner 1929 Crane so.
Narceline orteE, 3Is3 Thirty second o.
susan Bird 2i72 Bevidere, 40.
Joseph Jacobs s2s Brady. as
Albert szafarz $3.50 Maxwell. ~
Edwin =. snyder. 1915 vinewood. ~.
Ethel Bloomfield 1901 Yosemite 81
William = suthard, 3037 Colu n1hus. 90.
Wallace NJ Davis. l22i5 Wsshburn, so.
Julius Schikowski. 1888 Heidelberg, y.
Herman Ksmin $40 Hunt. ~
Robert r. McCaffrey. 1855 Anderdon. 10
Arthur Albert HEX, 7ois West Lafayette
Louise Telka $3.50 Rathbone 81
Latetia A. Wigele 1927 Seehaldt SIS
Agatha " Bath 1921 Pingree so
lane y Derry 1880 Bsyls. 50.
Cleo Kring SIS Superior .
Michael A Donahue. 1878 Coplin. So
WORTHY spieelmyre 35is Field 81
Ethel + Van WAGNER. ~ North Washing
ton oxford 50
Rerne wlesseibets l2l57 Wyoming 81
Herbert Francis Bel. l4S2s Washburn 50
Karl James Rarth sssi yield %
Richard Dosisr. 1872 Arrlewood. Linooir
PARK. > months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
DIVORCES

Divorces we're granted 20.
William T. Levy from Dolly Lee
Henry J Rutan from Lucille.
John Dottore from Anna
Michael Glowacki from John Rose
Vincent Jump from Lillian.
Thomas Coleman from Mona
Michael J Hope from Elsie 6
George Elliott from Mary
Lois Tyler from Edward
Vivian Redvine from Howard, tannulment|
Virginia Kelly from Guy Msrvin
Edward Trinkle from Hare
Louis Nelson from Margaret
Jean NJ Knox from William.
Marion Hartzell from Horace
Marcella Doak from Edward
Francis Walker from Elizabeth.
Mildred Klasky from Charles
Margaret Cartwright from Harold
Emily Werner from Cashmere.
Paula Stevens from William
Lula Evans from London
Lillian Thompson from Albert
lola Richeson from RAY
Lula oliver from Marion
Iva PietSzak from Frank
NicoIetts Rurgans from Ferry
Albert z Ohhf from Dnrcihi
Valentine Dagus from Elmer
Henry Daley from Lauaroella.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
Moving, Storage, Carriage

vans; insured truck
ing So load. free estimates. Townsend
6-5s05.
PACIFIC-Storage 81 room; lowest rates
trucking 81 so hour. Randolph s253.
-GRIEFIA.S- MOVERS Quality service.
Reasonable. 81 up per load. Madison
1892
ROBERT PALMER Moving CsTtage-Fur-
niture, pianos. refrigerators. 3347 Har-
per. Plaza 1910.
SAVING UP 10 Soc under present Ions
distance tariff; low set-on storage rates
low as 81 per month. ROBINSON STOR-
AGE. 434 East Willis. Temple 1-t77s.
VIRLEY CoULTER-Moving. expressing
trunks; STORAGE; REASONABLY
PRICES. Cadillac 21l6.
READ Times Want Ads for profit-us'
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
BIRTHS
GIRLS

Girls were born TO:
Mary Charney, 1901 Cico'te
Leons Campbell. 1911 NorthlaVn
Stella D1istkowski, 1882 Poland Ham
tramck
Ir.n. Devcosd 1914 Cameron.
Fila DsRosia 24ts Helen.
Ciotilds Forts 2s05 Ewsid Circle
Marian Ferguson, ls3i5 Monte Vista
Alice Fields. AL West Wills,
Anne Feldman. it4i Taylor
Louise Gray. 526 Kirby.
Margaret Gill 22ii Pingree
Alice Gallagher $50 North Campbell
Mildred Godssll. 1884 So Aubin
Msrgory Hsssel, MAS Wyoming
veronics Houston. 1910 Whtehil
Edna Honeycutt 2o53 Howard
Aims Haas 2523 Lycss's
Margaret Hi. 1878 Elmhurst.
Louise Han, ai5i Manor
Esther Heikknen 70 East CARRIED Hare
Park
Eleanor Han as Savannah.
Elsie Hcrsh. 22i5 Tuxedo
Dolores irish. iet3 Livernois.
Lucille Jarvis. 1919 Ohio.
lChesna Jackson, sos Charlotte
.Velda Johnson. 1929 Westphsna.
Helen Jaronievski. siea DubAy
iLueili. Joseph, SIS North Rosevere, Dear
born
Mary Kok,r. 1871 6, Aubin
Reheccs Kellman. $685. North Martindsle
FloellA Livingston. 2tl0 Pearl
Vera Lovene i53 West Forest.
Beatrice Lounshury, 25l7 Gutford VII
mington. North Carolina.
Rose Loud 1919 Woodmont.
Elizabeth Maclnnis. 1890 Henry. Centerlne
Helen Mclean. 5775 Bsvidsre
Helen MAChInsky, 1902 Wilson
Dena Meggison. 1915 -schaefer- h!shaay
7 Dearborn
Mary McEvoy 1928 McGraw.
Helen Mover. 57f7 Ner road.
Lola Peterson. 1895 Essex
Helen Proimos 27i7 Gladstone.
Ruby Pearson. SIS Dragon.
Helen Rsmage si3 Claiming Ferndale
Clara Rtckett 1920 Westhrook
Ann Rainier s6o1 Graham.
Jeanette Richards 5i20 Military.
Pere Smith. $40 Bellevue
Mary Schieliz 1861 Honnrsh.
Mari, Sosa 1915 Beecher
Theresa stewart 1925 Btainard
iJanette Struthers osqs Delmar
Cecile Schneider. lOTi7 Sterriii.
PHYLLIS Sielof sS4 Emerson
Norma Stenholt 1927 West Canned
Adele segerlund 5n66 Bedford road
Ruth Taylor 1924 Rutland
Martha Taylnf 1912 Atkinson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
u. s. Chart

Detroit and vicinity Not much change
tght snow hurritr. moderate 10 fresh winds
Shippers forecast. Protect shipments
during The next 20 hours within radius
~ $50 miles from Detroit from the follow
ING temperatures North. Is 70 20 degrees
east and west, 20 - IS degrees south. IS
degree
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
Situations Wantsd-Fenole


EXPERIENCED, colored; days; thorough
cleaner; excellent laundress, So, carfare.
Tyler 4-ll23.
EXPERIENCED colored girl desires days
weeks. plain cooking; references. Cherry
$3.50.
EXPERIENCED colored maid, work hotel
rOOming house, theater, store. Cherry
GOOD worker. white woman wants day s
work. SO 50 carfare. Fitzroy s466.
ABORER-Anything. Willing, ambitious.
dependable colored man, references, eN-
perienced. Townsend $500.
MIDDLE AGED woman wishes housework
stay nights; experienced. Trinity 1850.
NEAT experienced colored girl wants ele-
vstor operator work. Call Cherry 1888
NEAT. experienced colored girl wishes day
work; IS. car fare. Trinity 2-s203.
RELIABLE colored girl wants days, weeks
work home nights. Townsend s-O0ss.
RELIABLE colored girl wants days. part
time laundry, cleaning Townsend 5-e3Is.
YOUNG. neat, attractive colored girl part
time work-cieartng. Temple 2-so1s.
.CoLoRED, excellent @laundress ironer;
cleaning, days, part time. willing. Trim
ity l-232s.
coLoRED-ExperIence girl, steady; DAYS,
part time; So. carfare. Lafayette $751;
girl wants days. house
work, eieaning 50. carfare. Tyler I-lo33
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27

BuLOVA vrist watch, ladys, M V. s.
vicinity Roosevelt Thester. keepsake. q"
Reward LenoN 1877
FoUND-TfRE AND WHEEL
West Jefferson Avenue owner Identify
Vinsvood l-S066
POODI.E-Gray and white Northwestern
FIELD section. 1901 Ferry Park. Tyler
S-7241 Reward
WHITE FOX TERRIER, black head. short
tail Dearborn. Reward Cedar 1888
WlRE-HAIRED. female. wearing license
vicinity Mendoza Seven Mile, Reward.
University 3-l40s.
WRISTWATCH-Grue gsntlemans, gold
Keepsake; liberal reward. 1898 Les
Us Toynssnd 5-7q06
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27

ADA lord. Astrologist-Concise trs
brated Educated (moved), 1914 WOOD
ward Madison I343
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
Comptometer Operators


ADRIAN for accurate. economical service
Avoid the rush. File now. 1870 Mack
TAX computed. notsrized. G. q. Stevenson,
1925 Algonquin. LIE. 1888. open evenings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
Deatb notices

Bradford - joyce. February as. dear
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs ChAUncsy
Bradford sister Of Patricia Ann. James
and Herbert Funeral from residence. Jit2
Aiisr road saturday . m.
ENGLE-Ben. age Sc. lifelong resident Of
Detroit, died suddenly ~ heart attack,
THURSDAY morning Miami Beach. Fla be
loved husband OF Laura, brother OF Mrs.
Agnes Yarrows Of Detroit, Mrs Lotue
Drsschsr Of New York CITY. Nose Engle.
Long Beach Cal and julius and Barney
war,ell ~ Detroit. Funeral sunday, m.
a. Lew. Bros. Funeral Home. 1882 John
TZ-rehmsry IS. Anna OF 1905 Chi
oago road. Warren Michigan. beloved
wife ~ Paul dear mother OF Russell ana
Mrs Meva Sippel daughter Of Mrs Hen
rjetta SchNinkendorf Bredov: grandmother
~ STANLEY and Russell Jr. 3 sisters and ?
brothers survive Funeral service Saturday
? p m At II Peters Funeral Home
i2o57 Grstot. Interment. Gethsemane
Cemetery
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27

STOMACH ulcer relief! investigated Won
Co., $40 David stott Bldg. CA. $40.
READ Times Want Ads for profit--use
them for results!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
Educational

"a Thorough Seeretarial Course
: will bring opportunity for con-
genial employment and sd-
IVancement.
; THE BUSINESS INSTITUTE
"Miehiean's Largest Business
and Seeretariai School"
Schools are conducted at
; Michigan Bldg, 220| Sagley,
}Detroit;-at 5o40 Joy Road.
near Grand River;-st 3240
{Gratiot, corner Of Maek;-slso
in Pontiac.
Call at nearest school today,
} write for new prospectus, or
: Phone Randolph 1884
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-27
Bibles and Gospel Tracts

lBIBLEs-Al purposes. styles and prices
On approval. Stafford, llT7 Coplin
lie 1892.