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Milford chronicle., 1942-03-27


guests over the weekend of the
formers parents at Millville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Goslin, of
Wilmington, were home over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt Rogers were
guests of the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Hastings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Moore and
J. ]. Lambden were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Eli Elliott on Sunday af-
ternoOn.
Miss Minnie Fleetwood was the
dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Kelley, Of Seaford, last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Truitt, of
Clarksville, were guests of Mr..
George Isaacs and family last Sun
day.
Milford chronicle., 1942-03-27

Mrs. Alfred Messick has been
spending some time over near
Greenwood with Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
vey Lofland whose small child has
been very sick.
Cyrus Fleetwood has been on the
sick list but is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Elliott were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas At
kins Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Gordy, of
Seaford, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Baker on Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1942-03-27
COKEsBURY

The All Club met Wednesday
evening at the Community House
with large attendance.
The N. Fl. d. Club met last
Tuesday at the Community House.
Miss Holloway was present and
presented a fine program. Mrs. l..
T. Isaacs and Mrs. Frank Baker
were hostesses.
Joseph Sammons and Vernon
Hill, who are in the army, have
been home on furloughs with their
parents.
Master George Stevens Isaacs
has been very ill but is better now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Layton were
Milford chronicle., 1942-03-27

: The Ladies Aid met at the home
of Mr.. Minos Wilson on Tuesday
evening with quite large attend
ance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Elliott called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Givens Sum
day.
Milford chronicle., 1942-03-27
ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH
South Dover Heights
Dover. Delaware
GeOrge Horn, PastOT

WUOI5V AAVAH3 II Ho"V1
Sunday school each Sunday at
9:30 A. M.
Divine Service .(English) each
Sunday at 10:30 A. M.
Divine Service on the second
Sunday of the month at 1880 P. M.
Special Services on holidays.
The Lutheran Hour (sponsored
by this church) is broadcast each
Sunday at 1870 p. M. over WIP
(610 K.C.) and WFBR (1300 K.C)
with DR.. Walter A. Maier, of Con-
cordia Seminary in st. Louis, as the
speaker. Listen in for real Gospel
preaching!
Milford chronicle., 1942-03-27
CHURCHES In MILFORD
THE CHURCH OF GOD
Second and Washington Streets
REE. Luther +. Painter, Pastor

Sunday, March 20.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Worship II a. M.
Evangelistic service 1880 p. m.
Tuesday-Ladies' Willing Work.
ers, also preaching service. 1880 p.
m.
Thursday-Preaching Of the Word
at 1880 p. m.
'I was glad when they said unto me.
Let us go into the house of the Lord"
Psalm 1921.
Milford chronicle., 1942-03-27

Billions for Allied victory .
or for tribute to dictators? There
is only one answer: Buy U. S.
Defense Bonds and Stamps.
Milford chronicle., 1942-03-27
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
"The Friendly Church"
John Jackson Brown Jr., Pastor

PALM SUNDAY, MARCH %, 1912
945 MThe Church worship followed by
instruction.
Oo A MNonng Worship inspiring service with special Palm
Sunday by Choir under the direction of Thomas
e. Zerbe Joseph d. Thomas solos
Reception of New Members.
Worship girls high school
worship Christian education, fellowship.
Wednesday, 400 School Of Christian Education under
the direction of Mrs J. II. Gordon Mr.. Zerbe will direct
the music program.
Milford chronicle., 1942-03-27
THE AVENUE METHODIST CHURCH
"The House of Happiness
Frank HersOn ID. d.. Minister

SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1912
945 A. MSesson the Church
for all Bring the children with you
Sunday.
Mornng worship Sunday
jec, How Jesus Palm Sunday. Seasonal music by
the chors. We invite you worship with
P. young cordially
M-Evening Blind
Sixty minutes that will instruct the mind and the
heart Spend this friendly evening hour with
Holy
Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday evenings at 1880.
Good Friday afternoon service beginning at 1870.
Thursday evening
Milford chronicle., 1942-03-27

these two other personalities rest,
the worker personality, is most
vital.
In the same way that the worker,
cooperator, and economist person
alities are related so are the pa
triot and the Christian personali-
ties. The patriot has faith in the
traditions of his foreafthers and
country, being willing to die for
them if need be; the Christian has
a faith in the power of supreme
being to be able to guard against
the destruction of any good thing.
Together these personalities of the
citizen produce a strong faith in
the future, and a confidence that
God believes in his way of life.
With these spiritual promises firm
ly established in the citizens mind,
the worker personality has a better
opportunity to excel forming, as
we have already proved, good cit
izen.
1t is evident that all these per-
sonalities, the worker, the cooper
dIOIt luC CCOuOAl4Aolg bhC pau AOb,
and the Christian form an unbrok-
en- chain of interdependence. Their
combination determines what is
known as a good citizen.
/s/s/
Recipe for Courage
Zone recipe for fortitude under
bombing is contained in a letter
from a Scotswoman, veteran of
many air raids. She wrote: When
the afraid warning sounds, l take
the Guild Book from the shelf and
read the Twenty-third Psalm where
it says: Though 1 walk through
the valley of the shadow of death,
will fear no evil, for Thou art
with me-" Then I TAX a wee drap
o. whiskey to stady ma nerves.
Then 1 get into bed and pull up
the covers, and then tell Hitler
to go to hell"
SThe order of Scottish Clans Fiery Cross.
Milford chronicle., 1942-03-27
6 ' HAIR ! |

You need not be handi-
capped by looking old because
of Gray Hair. A scientific,
(Satisfaction guaranteed or
your money refunded) prep
aration, Beutalure, effectively
but gradually, colors gray hair.
Equally resultful for men and
women-blonde, brunette or
auburn hair. Almost colorless,
does not stain skin, scalp or
fabrics, easy to apply, use as
directed. At all druggists.
Milford chronicle., 1942-03-27
CALVARY METHODIST CHURCE
Rev. Nj. Eugene HungerfOrd, Pastol
"The Church of a Warm Spirit"

Rev. NJ. Eugene HungeT1OFd, PAsIOr
"The Church of a Warm Spirit
SUNDAY MARCH 30, 1912
A. M-Clas Meetng-nsphationa Harry Emory
wilkins Superintendent This
is friendly school. worship with
II 100 A. M.-Mornng Worship.
M Fellowship Haughey,
President.
Worship starting of special
meetings during the entire week, including Easter No
Saturday evening
Prayer Meeting 80 M. Thursday.
Milford chronicle., 1942-03-27
PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH
Rev. Charles Baker, Pastor
East Front Street
Sunday. March

Sunday, March 20.
. $3.50 A. M.-Sunday School.
11:00 A. M.-Preeching.
700 P. M.-Evening Service.
1880 P. M.-Wednesday Service.
A hearty welcome extended to
all.
Milford chronicle., 1942-03-27

ST. JOHNS r. C. CHURCH
Rev. E. J. Mccarthy, Ph. D., Pastor
Sunday, March 20.
Milford (St. Johns church, $50.
Seaford (St. Mary's Church) 900.
Rehoboth (St. Agnes Church) II.
Georgetown (Redden Camp II.
Confessions-Before Mass.
Religious Instruction-After Mass
Holy Day and Other Services.
Milford chronicle., 1942-03-27

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
Branch of The First Church Of
Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass.
Services every Sunday at II a. m.
Sunday School at same hour.
Wednesday evening meeting, first
Wednesday in each month at 8 p. m.
in Grange Hall, Milford, Del.
Save a life-drive cal fully at all
times.
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Glass Makers
Guilty as Trust

TOLEDO, o., Aug. 26 (INS).-
Nine glass container manufacture
ing firms and 81 individuals. in
Guiding Amory Houghton of
.Elmira, n. Y, director general Of
operations Of the War Production
Board, today stood convicted Of
violating the Sherman and Clayton
antitrust laws.
The defenda n,ts were found
guilty by Federal Judge Frank l..
Kloeb in a 50-page decision hold
ing that they had conspired 10
maintain monopoly in the glass
container industry.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Stanley J. wodEien. a. Gensvi.vs Crrsmb.
Sd 20
Stanley PrIyblo~iez, 70; virginia Karpln
skl is
Robert ). Leblanc, 20 Camille NJ Kelly
Gsore. N.ult,, a. virginia Bomsrd,t. IS
josh Manuel a.; Ann Thomas. q
George AAgdlcs, ~. Frances Daoroeski
lJuIs =. Gord.nsr 81 sylu. Pamsr 20
stanley J. sgrowiec. ~ Emilia AArdeusI
rou.s Pe,,rman p victoria megy.,i 10.
Joseph Mia 50 Mary MskvinskI. as.
Anthony KrajevEA 81 Jennie KWta,kcw
FRANK Bar. 20 Mary wnksrNror. "a.
julius kAts al Ida TADocs. 10
=. MADDEN % iAlyan Wilson p
Jack Macdonald 81 Ruth Dubson 20.
Albert Roman, a. LusilA Luxe a.
Thomas n Whitfield 20. Mare Ford. l.
Fr.'F Ekroth - Irene Hiner 90
Stanley {. MIA, a Margaret ,. DeLucs
G.o,se c,orgopoulos, ~ Mary D,Msno
James Klmbroush 20, Anns6sn, Branhsm
chester J. BonsourE. ~. Anita H. strostI
Frsrrs Ess,nmsehsr. 20. N.ms Hampton
EuEen. NsumAn. as. Ruby lander. ~.
Richard L Mitchell IS Dora BOYD 81
Nathaniel Wicks %, Juanits Gould. is.
Gllum Lloyd. p sally Nhtsst 20.
WNfred Tschirhart. 81. Frances Crtguef
%
Robert I.ansston 20. Loretta Jones, II.
Charlie s Rust 20. Marguerite a. Cusson
sam sridermsn II Dian, R.rmsn 20
Jazz " Crews. p, Elizabeth ,. Green
~ Milton ~ Nancy TropbridRs. 81.
John I QUINN - Adele " BroVn, -.
Pete Jones % Essie Lewis. "a
WuHsm T. Youk Jr. 81. AnneAse 7 Rain
Victor D. Johnson. IS Elizabeth v Grown
ROY 4. vsnwIs 81 Elizabeth NJ. Hughes
warren p Kemper. II: Helen AI,nsn. 20
Nick SepeU q Altns Scurt0. 81.
Robert Max 20. Rose Mary SVetich 10.
John /. lookout. 25 Helene LeBarthon. %
Stanley J stec. %: Frances WienclAw, Fl
Horace NJ. Lsngford, p. Maud NJ. Jones
Harry r Kurovsh. le Gsnevisve GaIsnek
iJohn Thomas. 20. Msrilyn /. Stein. 10.
George Knox, 81 julie Monroe. 80.
Donald Cherry, 10 May krswczyk, 20.
Eugene McAfee. "a. AHcs Rooms 20
Herman RUhIig so Lillian HYDE, IS.
Frank r. Powers. 80 Elizabeth Dean. SO.
w Williams. IS Carrie vinson, IS.
Nelson Howard Fischer. 20; Lillian sehim
cnTord A LsVIer. 81; Virginia NJ. N.u
sius. ~
william NJ. Binder. 2s, Genevievs Rstkow
ssi. 81
sam Tunis. rs Yyonne s savin. 10
Raymond LongWen, q, Katharine susich
III
Eugene \ Tempston. %: Ruth Yates. 81
Ernest Edwin Talbot. So, Ethel NJ. sterling
50
Adam Owocki 81. Catherine Puluencel. 80
Arthur Williams a Eugenis Wright 10
Jerry williams 81. Evylin walker. 80.
william ". Winter 80. Madeline L. Dwell
ley 20.
John Michalski. 81; Mildred Faui 20
David LaFond 20 Dorothy Marquay. 20
John r. Stofer. Is: Mildred NJ. Johns, ~
Jesse T. Cooper 80. Betty J. Dohrman, 81
James z Hammond 81. Ruth =. Beattie
%
George T stafford so Helen F. MeLane
%
stamp WINS. 81; Mossalens Simmons. a.
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Obituary
DR.. Donald Campbell
BurioI Of Former Medica
Head tomorrow

Funeral services for Or. Donald
Malcolm Campbell. rs, former
president OF the Wayne County
Medical Society and noted special
ist on eye. car. nose and throat
diseases. viii be held tomorrow al
il a. m. in the William r Hamil'
ton chapel. with burial IN Elm.
wood Cemetery
Doctor Campbell who had been
III with heart trouble for some
u0Kre. was born in Woodvllle Ont
ID came 10 Detroit in 1852 He
studied medicine IN the Detroit
College Of Medicine and did grad
uate work in schools and hospitals
abroad. During the World War
he did specialist work for the
army. At the time OF his death
and for many years prior he was
on the staff Of Harper Hospital
and was formerly professor OF
ophthalmology and GEOLOGY AZ the
Detroit College of Medicine anc
Surgery
He is survived by his son. Don
aid Jr.: two daughters Mrs
Charles Stradella and Mrs. Polly
c. Dick: two brothers Or. Dun.
can a. Campbell and Alexander p
Campbell: three sisters; Mrs. +
A. Norton, Mrs. O. K Fleming
and Mrs. Lillian c. kIllon
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Plea for Jews
Pope's Enireafy TO Laval
Parallels Cardinals

FRENCH FRONTIER, Aug. "a
delayed tUP).-Msgr. Valerie
Xaleri. papal nuncio, al a con-
renee with Chief OF Government
Pierre Laval at Vichy last Satur-
day, presented an urgent appeal by
Pope Plus XII for moderation in the
treatment Of Jews and other refu-
gees in France, il was learned to-
day.
This appeal conceded with q
spirited written protest sent Mar
shall Petain. chief Of state, by Card
inal Suhard. Archbishop Of Paris
and Cardinal Gerlier, archbishop OF
Lyons. against racial and religious
persecution in France
(The German-controlled Paris
radio in a broadcast heard IN
London today announced that a
roundup OF All foreign Jews who
entered France after 1886 would
begin tonight
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Death notlres ,

BROsSi Aug rs. 1912. Louis r.. SON ~
Francis r and The late Carolyn BTgssy,
brother OF Francis G Jr. and Fredcuck
Brossy Funeral service a. chapel oi-,the
VIM hamilton CO., Cass ave. a.
AleXandhnst THURSDAY Notice Of hour
later -
d. WITT Donald -, Aug a. beloved
husband 81 Marie dear father ~ Dale
Clair and Mrs ZELDA smoot also Leaves
q grandchildren Funeral services from
| J. n. Martsnson Funeral Home. liz Lawn
dale. Thursday evening al ? m.
IA BELI,-Aiex ST.. Aug. %. 1882 axe II
years beloved husband ri the late The
f ssa La Bel, dear father OF Alex Jr,
Mrs Robert More dear grandfather ~
Martyr and Linda Morse. Services Thursday
afternoon. 2 O'Clock. from residence 1878
East Grand Boulevard. under auspices Of
Myrtle Damon Lodge No. ;, X. OF r. and
columbus Lodge No. 2l5. ]. o. o p BE
ceased also Was member % Palestine Lodge
/ No 357, r and A NJ, and Detroit Union
Tent No. 535 ~ the Asccaotes. Burial
lOakyisw Cemetery.
TAYLOR Suddenly. Angus, % Robert y
OF 5272 Iyanhoe brother OF Mrs walter
Galley Mrs Robert Mswson. verna and
James X Taylor Funeral THURSDAY ]
! p. m. from Harper Mulligan Funeral
Home, 1880 Hamilton. Calumet papers.
please copy
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BIRTHS

lThelna DombroRski 1927 Twenty huh.
Agath Williams 1870 Roekdaie
Louise Gardner 1865 Bsgiey.
Bernice Rushlsw, IS kss lockwood
ECorsc
Dorothy Kendall. 5o25 Ivsnhoe
Dorothy McVicker. 3fi7 Tveifth.
Mare Rtsker s37s stanford.
Anna Green, ass Theodore
PHYLLIS Raya. 1892 Eighth
May Smith isil Euclid Lincoln Park
Geraldine Ssuer 1883 IaRrosss
Ruin Rlch 1884 s. Mars
Eleanore VerteL 1885 Botsford, Ham
trAmCk
! Florence Kishner 1890 TYLER
Virginia Willard SPAS Greenvlew
Beatrice Christie. Isl East Marshall Fern
dale
Pauline frost, 1891 TUvood Berkeley.
Margaret schulz 5000 Michigan
nsrnlcs Msrchionne $50 Cooper
Mildred Hanchheld. 1855 LeNsy.
Pauline Dihase 604s Pennsy wanna
Alice REYNOLDS 4O3s NN'for1
Bertha Leslie 2s4s ChsrleyoiN
Carrle FaspbeSfy 4s1h East Nevada
Rose Smith. 2e2 HsndrIs
Ida Ths's 1905 Wlfred
jessie ston 23Oes TaWar Hs1el Park
Jevel Goodwin. 1873 Eas, Ors Haze PARK
Geneva Hove1 Toi West Milwaukee.
fsssie Crov. fii Fourth
Beatrice pulliau 2si2 Garter
Gladys Beysr 1881 South Easel
land Park
Gail Psrr 1902 Gladstone
Catherine Patiirson. 1907 Twenfy-fourth
Afela Schroeder 1915 Pennsylvauia
MshsI Wslker $50 Virginia PARK
'lscqueiyn Cofnsr, ST. West hIexandrine
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Male Help Wanted

BOYS. IL and "a years. ~! thfater work
Apply Wednesday from II mon 10 9
p m MI Wenk0skl PAlms- state Thcater,
2i17 Woodward Ave
BOYs-1T-2l. neat sppearing experience
not essential; eafninfs range SIS % sac
weekly 3i0a BariuP Tower. a. m
BUILDING TRADES HELPERS tCarpeu.
ter. electrical. general plumber steam
fitterl 90 perform routine tasks ~ hulldin (
maintenance work Several vacancies Al
Csc 20 81 00 per hour to De filled bY com
Ipetitiye examination Applicants must be
between eighteen 'and forty years ~ sEe
lCitizens of the United states and residents oi
the city Of Detroit for one year immediate
ily prior 90 the examination. excepting per
sons with honorable Army Navy or Ma,
rine discharges Fer full details and appIi
cations write or appiy ~ the Detroit Civil
Service Commission. 18th floor. Watel
Board Building 1888 Randolph street De
trolt. Mich on ~ before September 2
1912
BUMPER and painter h. slest wages paid
u Efuu fgInO I.iVprNUIH
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x$x,ek Se41Gcp DEzQcz1Y
BUYERS GUIDE
REFRIGERATOR SERVICE

Al, ALL MAKES sERVICED 49, Parts.
labor guaranteed. TO. 5000. TY. 6.s40p.
Al REFRIGERATOR service. anywhere.
any time. Commercial. residential.
Licensed bonded HO. e3l2
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BIRTHS
RONs

Edna Gates. 1856 East Warren
Virginia Peters. 1889 Greenlawn.
Gertrude Gill 1873 Hartvei
Anne Lindbergh, CrAnbrook road. Bloom
field HIS.
Laura Bowe. $3.50 Roosevelt.
Dorothy spurlock, 4i36 Vermont.
Rita Palaszewski 1885 shsehan.
Margaret Carr. $3.50 Conner.
Marie Klott s2O3 Knoden
virginia Jones 1888 St. Jean.
Bernice Resi-. 1887 Lamont.
Pearl Brown. 1920 Lesnder
Anna Latham. 2e225 Ruthdsle, Rosevillt.
Lillian Gooch 1924 Porter.
Iva Jackson. 5677 Lorraine.
Elizabeth Tomon. 1895 Marx
Dolores Roberts. $40 West Buena Vista
Highland Park
Marcena Fortist- 1884 West Grand Blvd.
Margaret Mcdonald, 10522 Foley.
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DEATHS

John Edward SNOW so7 Ess, Bs,huns as
Bertha Psyne, ili2s Bewick Rosedsis Car.
dens Sc
France. Higgins Smith Madison .L.no1 Ho.
la stone spstesn. 1927 Roseiaun 81.
Michael sonntsg sr s5is Venice. IS.
Jane. wisner 1927 parkgrove 4s
John Edward Trott. 1855 Bedford : months
Msthnds Gtbhsfdi. s3sS So peyon.hire 81
Leonard McGovsru 1921 East Palmer 81
Thorwald Emanuel QUE. sas7 Winfield. So
Gathering Watt. 1910 Elmhurst 80
louise Doonsu 1925 Manor. 81.
Wesley James Scott 4e2 LeniN. months
Dorothy Stout. 1920 Frankfort court IS
James Madison Gillispie 1891 Sevhurn. So
Ksthryn A Krsrwt1 1912 wss,hrook. SIS
Charles Mueller. 1858 s. cyril 81
Robert G nonoshue. 2o7i2 Alger. St Clair
Msryanna Caerniakovsk. e4s Theodor. So
Florence V. Gordon, 1880 Virginia Park
20
Archibald r. Martin. 1927 Beldwin So
Helen c. Reason, 1908 Bidohcrest drive
Irwin J Neuor. 33ts stur,evan,. AZ.
Azelere Minor 57f7 Van Court 50
Azalia Henrietta Hooper. 2lO Palmer. IS
P ,..,e1 yt Brown 22 300 Brush rl. 70
Charles Hunt, ESQ Leland.
Peter J. Hartmann. 1929 Glyun Court 50
Rosahs Ferranu SIS Concord, , months
1arolne Naerten, l8sub 1oung.
Frank n. Hatch, 1928 Ashton road. 80
Florence Leslie Leszczynski, 1880 Aglin. q
William NJ. Almond. 4s41 Twenty fourth
81.
Pelagia Oieiniczak 464s Thirtieth, So.
Rose Nshya, 73t Chene 81.
Margaret Matilda Helmins. 57iO Vermont
So
Henry Gihh. BOSS Seventeenth 50.
iOttima Peters. 1857 Montclair. -
Mary Ellen Tuomey 1889 Lawrence 81.
Joseph Elmer 1917 Hazel. So.
Michael Lesbrink. 1918 Leslie. a.
Walter DeGrace 1106 Casrrain. 90
Vincent Mccarthy IS Bethure p
Charles = Andrews sai5 Fischer 81
Iva n FraBdek 1884 ssyhurn 81.
Carl Winter. 5o0i 81. Auhin, ~.
Peter Appel s22t Maryland. ~
Frank Sullivan. ia50s Monica. so
lHarTlson y. Cody. e37 Hendre, 81.
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Lost and Found

LOsT-A ii6 folding Gamers near Noah =
Ark Al Cedar Pom. August f2lsl LbbeFal
reward. W. T svitzer 1920 West Forest.
Detroit. Michigan.
SMALL reddish brown female Vaccination
+ tag No 692sl. Reward. University ik7i53.
WALLET woodward and RKO-Upiovn.
Keep money return papers Twinbrook
2-O9t0.
WRIST WATCH-Smau; lost August 18th.
vicinity Marquette Fourteenth Reward
Tyler 6-Si2O
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DIVORCES

Melvin Harvey firm Darlene
Marcella PAYNE from Annabel.
Marion Davis from Rene g
Florence Troester from Abraham.
Ella Nicholson from George
George Grindlach Jr from Vivian I
Thee Y Johnson from Bsrnice
Vera Wagner from Clarence r
Jessie Game from oscar.
Mary Toih from Albert
NarEaret Ahel from Oral J
Frances Csihey from Glenn =.
Beatrice HYDE from Car =
Virgins Dusenbury from Brooks "
MARY Nugent from George p.
2 Rel Smith from OTIS T.
Alethea KRAFT from George.
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IDELANo INSTITUTE or TECHNOLOGY
MA. s2i stephenson Bidg
LEARN Modern BAKBEKIN0 - Phone.
write for particulars. Moler College, SO
Michigan.
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Central States
.Fa(eGasCurb

BOSTON, Aug. 20 INS).-War
Production Chief Donald Nelson
promised New England today that
the government will transfer as
many tank cars from the Midwest
and Southwest as the railroads can
handle in order to divert fuel oil 10
the east coast
This practice. he predicted
would mean restrictions upon the
use Of petroleum products in the
central states.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-26

WASHINGTON. Aug. % GNS).
Paul NJ. OLeary. OPA rationing
chief, announced today that local
ratloning boards soon will begin a
denomination OF all supplemental
gasoline ration books issued under
the east coast permanent program
which went into effect July p.
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FREE TO TRAVEL

Young men 1870 rca' app S~-e~t
tlal, earn 75c per hour. See Mr. Davis
promptly. 10 a. m. only. Room l. 4....4
clifford. No phone calls.
FURNACE repair men WITH experience.
entire time or part time. good wages.
Acme Co, 6o32 Crane Ave
GROCERY clerk, chauffeur license good
pay. Nelnstock Cohen. l2I43 Lin
wood
HOSPITAL AORkkRS- Immediate ell.
ployment Applicants must be al lss
Is years OF age, citizens OF the Unuc
states. For full details ana spphc atitr-
apply TO the Detroit CiviiS Service Corr
mission. 18th floor. water Board Building
735 Randolph street Detroit. Michigan
until further notice
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Lost and Found

LADY s gold wrist WAtcn Monday niEnt,
Eastwood PARK. Phone Tuxedo 2-3s5e
Reward
LADY GEuES wrist watch lost John r
north bus Maaaay, reward Townsend
1850
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Male Help Wanted

AUTO BODY REPAIRMEN 70 inspect, re-.
pair and rebuild sutomotive bodies and
their accessories. Two vacancies a. Depart
ment NJ street Railways a. 81 10 20 81 20
per hour 20 be filled hy competitive eXami-
nation. Applicants must be a. least twenty
years ana six months Of axe. citizens n
the United States. ana residents 81 the CITY
NJ Detroit for one year Immediately pro'
10 the examination excepting persons With
honorable army. navy or marine discharge
For fun details and applications write o.
apply 70 the Detroit Civil Service Comnls.
sion 18Th Floor. Water Board Building
735 Randolph street. Detroit Michigan, on
~ hefore septemhet II. 1912.
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