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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-13
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Help WsnteA-PemsIo n
Counter girl - neat appear
ance, no experience necessary.
Apply Fishers Tower No. I.
Market Street, Mt. Clemens.
ROOM AND DoAkD
Rooms without Bsard d.
Double room-suitable for 2.
Will rent to emplo: ed mother
and care for child during day Or
T. other persons. Phone 24e3J.
. Moser Place.
REAL estate FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats HI
Modern s room apartment. In
quire 200 South Gratiot.
Lovely 8 room house. Lovely
8 and 4 room furnished apart
ments, venetian blinds through
out. Lovely s room unfinished
apartment. Phone 1547-W.
8 or 4 rooms-unfurnished or
furnished. Inquire IS Rathbone
after 8 o'clock.
FOR RENT-January 20, Fur
nished apartment. Adults only.
Phone 2O53-W.
8 room modern fiat, stoker
heat. Inquire l28 Nes or Phone
2063.W. Adults only,---
2 room apartment. Everything
furnished. los Park avenue.
Call after 8. Garage II desired.
ITO Cass Ave - 8 pleasant
rooms and bath, heat, lights, md
Gas. Sec caretaAer.
Houses Tor Rent rs
Z room house, modern. Stoker
heat, automatic no. water. -
Hubbard. Phone 63-W.
Upper Hat, 8 rooms and bath
$50. 8 rooms and bath $50. q
rooms and bath $40. Wildt 4
Warner. Above First NationSl
Bank. Phone Mt. Clemens 1874.
5 room modern. furnished q
unfurnished. ~ Union strest.
Phone 30o0-W.
wanted - Reos -
Want three or four roam ~
nished apartment. Write box ~
The Daily Monitor. &
REAL Estate FOR SAIL
Broksss tee Raol Esla1o IA
Robt. IA. Axtell
AGENT STATE 1A01 uegU1ANc8 CO
Lite lnsur0nco-Rool Estoto
~ oOU51 Avn
Phone 2l6O
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ORDRn or YUDlxCATION
TATE OF MICHIGAN.

County Of Macomb. q. No. 40
Suit pending before John n. Nuunelsy.
. Circuit Court Commissioner for said
County. between LAKESIDE Estates. .
Michigan corporations. OF Detroit, llieh-
igan. Plaintiff, ". 4, Jessop. Defendant.
Upon proof b. affidavit filed With me.
That it cannot b ascertained IN what
state or Country the defendant rosldes.
IL 10 ordered. That the said dsfondant
appear at my office 1t 81 Mount Glenn
ems Savings Bank Building, Mouut
C1emousv Michigan, at zen o'clock i. ~.
Eastern Standard Time. on the 3oth dag
Of January. A. D. iSl2. and defend the
complaint filed In this suit or judy
mont viii be entered by default, and that
this order b published - required ~
statute.
The foregoing suit involves title to;
Lot No lSl (subjsct % reservations
ana building and uoo restrictions -
herelnsftse reeered ts) Of the ~
corded plea of IAko g. Clair oar6oao
Suhdivieioa No. I Of part Of y. O. Ne
SIS. Lake Township. MaeoWb Couuty,
1leAigaa, toeUthsr With . porpstuat
easement. but II common with al
the other preooat ana future owDoeo
Of land In aid subdivts1eu. svog Tie
canals leadluG from Lake q. 0aIr.
~ shown on said plat. foe 1ngroD
and agrees 20 and from said Lake.
JOHN II. NUNN8LBY
circuit Court Commleulensr
Dated: Mount C3eWs0A Doe %. 1874
DEC 20. JAN. {. EDMONTON
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WlLDT & WARNER
hole. Approved Brokers
Barron Bldg. shove First
National Bank
Phone Mt. Clemens loll

Business quarter. 01x1l0. Chr
ner Joy and North GratioG 4
miles from Sel1riige Fiel~. WIN
sell al or part Il Il. Write Post
office Box 10 for app0intmenl
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Housss Per Sale -
FOR SALEo rUG1 hcuoe-
river frontage, garages 4urnaco
4o7OO. Also { room hoU1A nod
ern convenisuces. Call q 1870
Voiland Ave.
I acre, 3 room housa, %, 500
$250 down-417.21 Per month;
%k% interest.
3 rooms, garage, bath and fun
basement; good location. 5000.
$500 down.
8 family home on paved Gtrost:
good income, $4,000 - $500
down.
8 room modern house. seoam
heat, I car garage, q, 25O-$S0o
down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-24

1918 FIT. DAVIS PL. SE.-Beautiful, large,
double, next bath, shower: new home, near
Suitiand and Navy Yard; $40 month. Elk.
$3.50 Ext 10 %.
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EMPLOYED MOTHER desires home for
self and young baby about December Is.
Box lO1-E, Star.
MARRIED COUPLE desire heated, fur
niShed or = room, kitchenette and bath
apt Prefer NV. area. Box 41O-B, Star.
QUIET GIRL wants single rm. in pvt.
home. Walking dist. of 18th and Penna.
Call Union l70S after $3.50 pm.
BY TWO employed gentle ladies, double
room. private bath, or small furnished apt.
Box 215-E. Star.
YOUNG LADY desires single nm. in apt. =,
Mt. Pleasant or Conn. ave. Box AK. Star.
BUSINESS WOMAN, best ref. wants quiet
Turn. room or one-room apt, running
Walking distance downtown. State price
Box 26S-E, Star. 25'
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AZ, DRAFT-EXEMPT

Employed, desires change, executive office
manager, good correspondent. experienced
retail mercantile credit sales and contact
work; free travel; good appearance, used
to meeting the pubic. Box 271-E, Star.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
IC0ntinued.)

CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
silver. watches, diamonds and old dis
carded jewelry; full cash value paid
SELINGER' s. SlS ST NV
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

MT. PLEAsANT-Furnished accommoda-
tons. newly furnished home for girls. ex-
cellent food. uni. phone. good trans. 1861
Hobart st. NV AID. 23Sl. AID. ISL.
l4O6 18TH ST. NW-Very close IN. Ex-
cellent food. Pleasant SURROUNDINGS Du-
mont
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l5Ie DE SALES ST. NV. OPPOSITE
MOVING, PACKING 6 STORAGE.

NayIIUWtT HUItI, ma NUOT-1 DUNG OTOV-
eminent girl to share furnished apart
ment with another. downtown Northwest
section: reasonable. After 6:l5 pm.
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MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates;
Will take your surplus Furniture ms part
payment on your moving, Edeman's Nov
| ing q STORAGE Co. Taylor 293I.
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1401 18th ST. NV
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

wv W ~ OS'FNND WAN EU.
EMPLOYED COUPLE want room with
board and care of children. Phone WA
1888 after 6:3O pm
FOR EMPLOYED MOTHER and care
OF pre-school child during day: near good
tranSp; up to S65 mo. Box 276-S, Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-24
ROOMS FURNISHED.

CH, CHI. MD.-Beautifuliy furn, master
bedrm.: twin beds pvt; bath, uni. phone;
gentlleS; 500 for :. WI. 2907.
ATTRAc ROOM. twin beds, for 2 young
per week ca. CAN RA. 54sa ' alter rs 8. 90
1874 EMERSON ST. Me- large room.
kitchen. for Ink. furnished: couple; rea-
sonable.
navy WITH xsbd d has ssa IN
pvt. Jewish family. FIR. 445o.
GLOVER PARK master bedroom, nicely
furn.; pvt. BATH gas heat. cont. hot water,
double room. next to large bath: cont. hot
men. 3117 w st. NV. EN- Ais.
1928 EYE ST. NV, downtown-Newly dec
1926 KLINGLE ST NW.-10-min. ride
from Dupont Circle: double room. semi
private BATH ladies, gentle. WO. 6944 .
18th AND DECATUR N.W.-Cony bus and
trolley. Lee, quiet rm., next bath uni.
400 Piney Branch I'd. GE. 1888.
:13.a MI. PLEASANT ST. NV, "a blk.
from cars Lse. dble rm, End f., also
sgle. room. Adams ZOO.
I124 OWEN PL. N.E.-Double rm., next to
couple. Trinidad 4a5e.
l24 TODD PL, NE,-Large front room
portation:. Sc wk. no. Sl0s.
1865 EUCLID ST. NW.--Lse. front rm.,
twin beds. nr. shower bath. Streetcar at
door.
COR. 18th AND SITS. Nw.-Smau pvt
room; running water; reas. 1101 18th st.
| Nv. Apt. POI
S2S PER MO. FOR . Attrac. twin bedrm
conv. transp.; unlim. phone Also rm. with
dble bed, SIS mo. sgle, SO Tor =. TR
5sl2.
1912 SPRING RID. N.W-studio rm and
large adj. bedrm., next bath, well furn. Ac-
commodate 3. Pleasant home surroundings
All conv, - blk. 4th ST. trans. NO. 1928
l414 CRITTENDEN ST. NW-LGE. ROOM,
NEWLY DECORATED. LINENS FURN
CLEAN. MODERN HOME, PLEASANT SUR
RGUNDINGS; SUIT. > GIRLS OR MAR,
| EXPOS, SEMI-PVT. BATH. CALL BET
SO PM. RIA. 1888
COLORED-2309 EYE ST. NW.-Large
front room, furnished, for or 3 men,
| very reasonable. Me. 0l36
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FARM & GARDEN.
TRACTORS

ABOVE ALL. BUY BONDS
Then, If you want expert tree work, or
trees cut down. call Mr.. Pastor, Taylor
1898. Estimates free
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-24

20 2Dth ST NW.-Lady Govt empioye
o share room with another, pvt. nome
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MT. PLEASANT, 1927 Hobart st. NV
Lovely furn. room. suitable for or . re-
fined, gentle girls: unlim. phone, Laundry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-24

IO-PHONOGRAPHS-H you are going
mas, come in and select yours and we will
mold Tor you until you want delivery. We
can save you money for cash on Strom-
tor and others Come in and see our Sc
I ,9i ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO CO,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-24

home with man and wife: PRIVILEGES: man
pref. employed al Alex. Torpedo Plant SO
we NAV share rides. WA. .!39l. % ]. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-24

BEDRM. SET, 5-pc., So antiq. silver tea.
coffee service. 1-pc., Sl45; baby, grand
SIS; fur coat beaver. size 20, S45: gate
leg table, 10: liv. rm. chairs, s22 so ca:
Oriental scatter rugs, SO; table desk, So;
mirrors. Lorraine Studios, 1920 Conn.
ave. Apt. ol WO. 1860.
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Continued on Next PassJ
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

AIR BRUSH-Practically new Daasche ABC
air brush: hose connections; $50. Tele-
phone after Is pm. Chestnut 1868.
ANTIQUE furniture. bric-a-brac lamps
pictures, frames. glass, china. silver, books
paintings. curioS GlS 9TH st NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-24
ROOMS UNFINISHED.
ROOMS WANTED.

LARGE ROOM and bath, unfurnished. 70
LIGHT housekeeping. 6lS 18th ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-24

EUR GOAT. at great sacrifice. Call
FUR COATS, raccoon, size 20. price, S35:
Hudson seal, size 3S, price, $25. Ordway
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-24

p'TowN, 1924 II NV LADY WILL
free phone; S22 60. DL S406 after g.
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GREENWICH FOREST.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

HOUSE OR APT. AT LEAST 2 BED
rooms d. c. or nearby Md, for family
with children, by Dec. i. warfield 1900.
NAVAL OFFICER WANTS 3 OR BED.
room house, furn. or unfurn., garage in
Chevy Chase, Bethesda or other nice resi-
dental section. Box 1s3-E. Star 27'
UNFuRNIsHED OR ROOM HOUSE B1
new Govt employe. near school and trans.
portaton; Arlington area preferred.
DI 1898. rs.
lcnnft,ned a., NeYt Pana \
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-24
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

NEW HOME, furn. single rm.: sentiles
only. OK. 2S3T.
GENTLEMEN ATTENTION
Warm suites and studio rooms with private
Law. Clubroom, hotel service. 10-cent bus.
Good location. A reasonable place to live
and entertaln.-Club Glebe-Glebe 1916.
ARLINGTON-Double room, new home,
newly furnished. on bus line. CHI. o43l
ARLINGTON, cony. Pentagon, Navy Bldgs.
-! well-turn. rms, connect bath. officers
pref: refs. eXchgd. CHI. 1913.
NEARBY MARYLAND-Comfort room,
double bed, in new home WA 6Sl1.
BEVERLY HILL, Alexandria, Va. cow.
War. Navy and Agriculture-Double bed,
private bath; girls or married couple.
Temple 6593.
ARL1NGTON-Army or Navy officers; at
tractive double room, also single, next to
bath; 10 min. from Pentagon and Navy
Bldgs; direct bus to Navy Bldg. on Con-
St!tutlon axe. CHI 800 after O'Clock.
ROOMS UNFURkIsHED.
LARGE ROOM and bath, unfinished. for
light houSekeeping. 6lS 18th st. NV.
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MAKING A GETAWAY

Don't worry about your apt. WPB exec.
wants small mod. apt, NV. or close in 10
$40. buy or lease furn. Phone days,
Republic 1900, Ext 6266. 25s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-24

/ 1MAR1MBAS-Deagan, 2la octave, S44 so;
p9olic CT, Kits. 1880 G. St. Middle
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better serUice, adUer-
tiSers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent ClaSSifcdtions.
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TRACTORS
And all farm equipment. Falls Church 21ao.
SPECIAL.
Twelve selected @-yr local grown hardy
everblooming roses all different, sI5:
California priVet hedge, extra heavy q
feet tall fine for screen or cut back to
form dense hedge. 40c; above material
planted with ample fertilizer by experts;
supply limited. Lincoln 4I15 %
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BABY CHICKS.

BARRED ROCKS, r l. Reds. White Leg
horns. Conkeys Y-O feeds. James Feed
Store, 619 K st. NV. Metropolitan OOS9.
F. w BOLGIANO IL CO
poultry equipment: full line EShelman's
reeds: AL New York ave. ne, FIR. 1890.
90. ST. NV. Ma. U09l.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better service, ddUer-
tisers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent CldSSifc1tions.
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1888 HOBART ST. NW-Large front
room for ladies. twin beds Michigan 1922
1918 WEBSTER ST. N.W-Refned board
ing house: Just a few vacancies, from $40
TO $40; excellent meals; privileges. Imme-
dlateIy ia ABS
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EXCHANGE CONN AVE. UNPUBLISHED
3-rm. apt, rent So so. for 5-bedrm. house.
nv, nearby Nd. or Virginia: Maximum.
500. OR, 1858 after q am. Monday
APT, IN REAR OF 14l6 N. CAPITOL,
give LIMO. free rent to party that will
clean up apt; S.}S per mo, including cleo.
and heat Call Adams SNll
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MOVING AND STORAGE. HAVE
AVAII,ABI,E ROOM % LOADS
APARTMENTS UhEURNIsHEp.

Clean, economical storage. reasonable
rates. padded vans; local moving. Phone
ME. 2042. Manhattan STORAGE e. Transfer
Co. GO Y Y ave n "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Map Holy Hour
For Socialists

The feast Of The lmmaculats
Conception vii he observed OFF,
cially by socialists OF the Detroit
Catholic archdiocese at a holy hour
in the Cathedral Of the Blessed
Sacrament on Sunday December 6.
at ~ -.
The Rev FIR LL'Ian A Hebert,
arChdioccSan director Of Sodalitics,
Will conduct the services and Msgr.
Michael j. Grupa viii be the
speaker.
/ Offered for victory with a last
ing peace. The holy hour viii also
be Tor the safe return Of service
men.
Msgr Allen ! Babcock VIII Off
ciale AZ solemn benediCtiOn during
which music viii he furnished by
the choir OF Sacred Heart Scmi-
nary.
Preceding tho ceremony pro-
lceSSion Of Sodalty officers. uni
formed nurses and socialists IN
uniform viii march from the
school 10 the church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Round Table
Lists Programs

The Detroit Round Table oi
Catholics, Jews and ProteStants
today announced a panel discus
sion for the young peoples groups
of MaNflower Congregational
Church. Curtis and LivernoiS ave-
nueS. for Sunday. November %, Al
TO p. m. on the subject, Youth
and American Unity"
Monday, November 30 al Y Is
noon. the Round Table will present
DE-. Leo NJ. Franklin. rabbi emeri-
tuS OF Temple Beth RI, AZ a lunch
con meeting OF the Detroit Central
KiwaniS Club. The film, The
World We Want 10 Live In" will
be shown during the meeting.
Joseph q, Mayne. executive sec
rotary ~ The Detroit Round Table
and regional director of the Ma.
uonal Conference of Christians
and Jews. parent organization oi
the Round Table, will address the
Battle Creek kiwaniS Club, Thurs
day. December 2, on the theme
i"Our IndiviSible Destiny He vii
also show the film. The Worlc
! We Want 10 Live In -
Accompanying Mayne to Tho
/ Battle Creek forum will be the
IRev. Andrew. GottSchell Of Wash
'ington. d. c.. national director O
programs IN army camps. naVa
and air bases for the Natlona
Conference of Christians and Jews
The formation Of an inter-faitf
committee was also announced y,
Round Table. Members of the new
unit are julius ChajeS Of Temple
Beth RI and the Jewish COmmu
nifty Center. Joseph Mlchand o
Holy Redccmer Catholic Churcl
and Or Nellie Beatrice Huger dl
rector Of the Detroit Council O
Church Musicians. Yhey plan
series Of musical events for mex
year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
FelNQSl.ace
Episcopal
Minister.

Tho Rev Bertram W PullInGer
of Grace Episcopal Church Will
celebrate his twenty-fflh ami
Nersary as rector OF the parish at
Il dinner ion the Rackhsm Engl-
ucrrnI Building. Woodward and
Faru,Vorh avenues. At : p. m
Tuesday December !.
a feature of the reception viii
be the buuIug of the mortgage
Paper, on the church. which were
cleared through a recent campaign
that Melted funds sufficient 10 pay
off the indebtedness m full. Bishop
Frank ". Creighton of the EplSco-
pal diocese of Michigan Will he IN
attendance
ON sunday December s. r Spe-
-e+44 silver anniversary service viii
bo held I'M Grace Church Al II
a m Bishop Creighton will con
>ccrate the church on Sunday
January 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Lutherdns Mark
Day Of Prayer

Congregations ~ tho United
Lutheran Church In Detroit and
throughout tre country VIII on-
serve the first Sunday in Advent
November %. rs a day ~ repent.
ance and PRAYER
This dav OF prayer 1-4>- d.--+f5-
mated bv the recent hienna! co0-
,ertion Of the church "to The emf
that we may be delivered from
the fear Of our enemy and granted
divine Aid I'm the restoration of
Righteousness and peace through
clf the world
-Four thousand congregations Of
fre United Lutheran Church are
participating In the obSerH uncc.
The presi dent of the church, The
Rev. Dr. FREDERICK II. knubel, has
also issued r call siEnailng ST.
Andrews Day Monday. November
IN. as q 5ay~Of prayer for chap
Lam .---4-=-.-44-------- =
special prayers offered hv all
pastors I0 their re pectiN e
churches
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
ST. ANDREW BROTHERHOOD

Members of the Brotherhood of
81. Andrew Episcopal Church or
ganization for boys and young
mem in the diocese OF Michigan
will JOIN in the worldwide pro-
gram Of the organization to have
corporate communion services OF
boys and men annually on the
Sunday nearest 10 ST Andrew :
DAY. November ~. Such services
will he held tomorrow morning al
various hours in many parishes
and missions OF the Episcopal do
CeSe of Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Mass 10 Honor
Msgr. Stdp|eton

Sunday. November %. has been
selected As tho date Of the first
annual memorial mass and brea k
fast. in hnpnr- -tA-a-ttftt.- Mxrr.
James Stapleton, founder and pas
tor OF AnnunClation Catholic
Church for b years.
The breakfast D., sponsored nv
Father Stapleton.s BOYS an or
FanI1ation which has for It's pm
clpal purpose the keeping alive ~
The principles taught hy the man
whose name ~ p@tpoiuatoS
Mass VIII he offered IN Annun-
citation Church a. = a m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
B mai David Chars
Friday Night Sessions

Congregation B'nai David today
announced a series Of programs
for December which Will open
the Friday evening assemblies for
this season.
The FIRST meeting VIII he held
December / with Rabbi Joshua
Sperka the speaker, while Dr.
Henry Htt Crane OF Central
Methodist Church-wIll address the
second gathering on December H.
Subsequent meetings have been
scheduled for December IS and -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
EPISCOPAL WOMEN

The Woman's Auxiliary Of the
Episcopal diocese of Michigan will
hold lis annual Bishops Day
meeting in ST. PaulS Cathedral
Monday. November 30. when
Bishop Frank w. Creighton Will
be the celebrant at the service of
Holy Communion at il a. m. lie
will also speak at the business and
program meeting Al las p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
GRATIOT BAPTIST

Two DENLY High graduates
Don Smith and Ray Mclaughlin
who are now students al tho
Northern Baptist Theological Sem
mary, Chicago, will conduct meet
ingS in the Gratiot Avenue Baptist
Church. 1881 Eastwood avenue
near Gratiot and Seven-Mile road
beginning Sunday, November %
at 7:45 p m, and continuing each
evening Al the same time through
Sunday, December s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Soldier Appeals
For BrevidrY

A soldier an the Crosse lie Eng
h~h AR Training School IS looking
for Roman brevlary 10 send 10
a friend IN England who is about
~ bo ordained
This soldier. not a Catholic. ap-
pcaIed TO RI. George Pare OF
Crosse lie for advice. He told
Father Pare that no broNlarleS
v ere available IN England.
ANY priest having such 2 set IS
kcd 10 cat. Father Pare at
Trenton 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
RoSICRUCIAN LECTURE

fermentation the Souls Ne
ceSslty' Will be the subject of a
free public lecture by Gilbert n
Holloway, national Rosicrucian
lecturer from San Jose, Cal. Sun
day. al s p. m. in the Federation
of Women's pClubS Auditorium,
4Sll Second, boulevard. Music and
a ceremony Of ancient Egyptian
origin are included in the program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
NANRESA RETREAT

There will be Day of Recollec-
ton for the Catholic archdiocesan
clergy at ManreSa on Monday, No
vember 30. The exercises will
begin with meditation Al I a m
and close with the holy hour at
1 30 %. m,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES

AT a recent election Of officers
for the Detroit Council Of Chris
tian Churches the following were
chosen: MILFORD NJ. Mcintosh
president; w l.. Marion. vice
president; Arthur Bishop. Secre-
tary: J. Stephen Bishop, treasurer
and Earle Y. Stewart. trustee.
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CHRISTIAN YOUTH

James r. Bennett. New York al
torney. will address the monthly
rally Of the Voice OF Christian
Youth Al 7:30 tonight IN the IVES
ley Methodist Church. Grand River
avenue and Sixth street.
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Church Briefs

las in Central Methodist Church
Woodward avenue al Grand Circus
Park.
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CENTRAL METHODIST

Norman Thomas nationally
known Socialist viii he me
speaker Wednesday evening. al
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|Raid Wardens
Urged TO Push
Violation Trials

Councilman George A. Edwards
planned today an intensive cam
paign among air raid wardens in
an attempt 10 tighten Up blackout
enforcement. Violators are being
freed in court because the wardens
have failed to sign proper com
plants against them.
Sixty-six of the 246 violation:
who were tried before Referee
Courtney FitZsimons yesterday
were freed because the wardens
had not signed the complaint.
Edwards. who is chief air raic
warden, said:
although we do not approve
OF the release, we can under
stand that many Of tho wardens
are war workers who cannot APP
pear TO sign the complaint be-
for the court clerk that wit
nesses the signature. All. OF
course, are doing a volunteer
job, and doing IL very well. so
that a general complaint would
not be Justified"
A total of Ill convicted viola
tors paid fines, while IL drew
suspended fences. War
rants were 10 be issued to brinl
into court AZ who did not appear
and the cases of As were adjourned
so that the complaining warder
could appear in court.