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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-03-12
Finzel-Long Stretch
Couple Honnrcd AT Dinner

Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Carey were
the guests of honor at a wedding din
ner given by Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Burdock, Finzel, Saturday evening.
Other guests attending were: Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Mckenzie, Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Boyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Burdock, Mr. and Mrs. John Carey,
Marshall Burdock, Dorothy Bowman,
Mary Burdock, Karl Hetz, Mr.. and
Mrs. V. Garlitz, Grace Carey, Harry
Mckenzie, Edna Carey, Norval Nc
Kenzie, Louise Burdock Robert Bur
dock, Jack Mckenzie, Mrs. Ida Bur
dock, Mildred, Pomona and Evelyn
Boyer, and Jerry and Jimmy Burdock
Mrs. Frcda Spiker, Mrs. Rella
Kncpp, Mrs. Alice Parker, and Mrs.
Lille Miller entertained at meeting
Of the Degree of PocahontaS Defense
stamps were awarded as prizes at
cards. The organization contributed
three dollars to the Rcd Cross.
Thirteen volunteer workers opened
the Finzcl route to Route 10 WcdncS-
day after deep snow.
Mr., and Mrs. Albert Mckenzie and
daughter visited Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Minnick Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ardcll Friend visited Mrs.
Stella Plummcr Wednesday evening.
Miss Marthcna DUR spent Satur-
day in Frostburg with friends.
Clarence Bateman and Mr.. Fitz-
water, Of Swanton, spent Friday after
noon with Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Friend
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wmebrenner
spent Saturday evening in Frostburg
with friends.
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Mc4ENRY

Mrs. Emma Deal had as her guest
her sister, Mrs. Bertha Deal, and
members of her family, Of near Addi-
son, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles j. Wright had
as their guest Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Burkholdcr, Of Clifton Mills, w,
Va; Mr. and Mrs Herman Rodehcav-
en- Sang Run; Robert Lee and Mau-
rice Glotfclty and Mr.. and Mrs Orland
Wright, of McHenry; Margaret Sue
Glotfelty, of Oakland.
Mrs. Sydney Harvey and Mrs. Ralph
NcSradden visited Mrs. Harvey's sis
ter, Mrs Ronald McIntire, on Monday.
Mrs. Emma Deal and daughter,
Mary Ruth, visited Mrs. Deals daugh-
ter, Mrs. Albert Smith, Sunday even
ing.
Mi and Mrs, Paul Burkholder, Mrs.
Orland Wright and Mrs, Charles !.
Wright were shopping in Oakland on
Monday.
Mrs. George Glotfelty spent .e elal
days last week with her daughter and
family, Mrs. Walter Hsnllll,
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Birthday Celebration

Rev. j. c. Foster, pastor of the
United Brethren church, and Mrs.
Foster were guests Of honor at a sur
prise birthday celebration held in the
Ladies' Aid Hall at Loeb Lynn Tues
day evening, March 10, by their many
friends of the Mountain Lake Park
charge. Rev. and Mrs. Foster were
both completely surprised. After a
program Of music and hymns, the
couple was presented with a birthday
cake decorated with candles, and also
many presents, including gifts in
cash. Refreshments were served. The
following We're present:
Mrs. Verna Bray, Miss Grace Calls,
Rev. and Mrs. Olonzo Fike, Mir. and
Mrs E. g. Moon, Mrs. Judson Peck,
Mrs. Clayton Kitzmiller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Orval Friend, Mrs. Elizabeth Schoch,
Mrs. P. T. Lipscomb, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Bittinger, Miss Marie Gauer, Mrs.
Myra Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Car
skadon, Rev. and Mrs. U. r. Hinzman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Dewitt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll Hahn, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
shall Sanders, Mrs B. R. Hahn, Miss
Betty Sanders, Mrs. James Canty,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-03-12

Joseph J. Davis, former forester at
the Meadow Mountain CCC camp, has
accepted position as a Scout EXecu-
tive in Philadelphia, after completing
a course of training in New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. Davis and their child
left Oakland for Philadelphia one day
last week.
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Win HOn0rs At College

Three students for Garrett county
completed the work of the first semes-
ter at Bridgewater College with honor
standing, according to an announce
ment by the dean of the school.
The students are Betty L. Scrogum,
Accident; Mildred L. Schmidt. Swan
ton, and Y. Lucille Harvey, German,
Miss Harvey is a senior studying mu-
sic and will give her graduate recital
for a diploma in voice early in April.
She plans to be a teacher.
Miss Schmidt and Miss Scrogum are
juniors, maioring in home economies
and music, respectively.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-03-12

Suscribe for The Republican.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-03-12
ACCIDENT

Accident Luther League will meet
at the home Of Ruth and Donald
Haentfling, on March 18th.
Accident Ladies Aid Society will
meet at the home of Mrs. Luther
Keller, on March 18th Mrs. J. L.
Englehart will be co-hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Frazee and
family were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Frazee, of Addison,
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Scrogrum
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Alexander.
Private Paul Miller, of Washing
ton, D. c., spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Miller.
Robert Bowman and Virgil Broad
water, of Baltimore, spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Jeff Deal.
Miss Wilma Fratz spent last week
with his sister, Mrs. Jack Wright, at
Addison, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. NJ HENDERSON, of
Bakersville, Pa, spent Sunday after
noon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Fike.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Lohr, of Deer
Park spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Lohr.
Mrs. Charles Wilt, of Friendsville,
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fratz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Margroff
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Smith, of Mt Lake Park
George Bach of Pittsburgh, Pa,
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Richter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Glover, of
Cresaptown, spent the weekend with
Mrs. J. E. McGettigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Speicher visited
Colt Speicher and family and H. W.
Beggs at Cumberland, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Zehner and
family, of Grantsville; Guy Broad
water, of Baltimore, and Gladys
SchIossnagle and friend, spent Sun
day with Mrs. w. A. Speicher.
Mr.. and Mrs F. E. Spoerlein and
son, Francis, and John Spoerlein
visited Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Cor
don, on Sunday, at Keyser, W. Va.
Mr.. Glenn Alexander has secured
employment in Pikesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Haentfling,
Mrs. Jeff Deal and daughter, Ruth,
and Mrs. Walter Haentfling spent
Monday in Cumberland
Mrs. Dayson Broadwater, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Sebold, left
Sunday for Baltimore, where her hus-
band is employed, and where they will
reside.
School News
The Seniors are still practicing for
the play "Wild Ginger" which they
are planning to present as soon as
the auditorium is completed. The date
of the performance will be given
later
Emerson Bishop secured two NOV
ing pictures from the Department of
| Agriculture last Friday, which were
shown to all high school boys. The
names of them were THE River" and
"Terracing of the Northeastern
States"
The carpenters are laying the new
'Terracing of the Northeastern
floor in our auditorium this week. 1t
is expected to be completed by the
end of the week.
Despite weather conditions last
week our school was able to continue
its work. The attendance averaged Sc
percent the entire week.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-03-12

Mrs. Robert Campbell, John W. Ream,
Robert Campbell, Mrs. H. Z. Gibson,
Mrs Ray Taylor, Mrs. Florence Rath-
bun, Mrs. Homer Shaffer, Mrs. Roy
Mickey, Mrs. A. L. Biggs, Mrs. Harry
Mickey, Mrs. Kathleen Tichnell, Rev.
and Mrs. Foster.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-03-12

Single copies of The Republi-
can may be obtained at the Hamill
Book and Stationery Store, corner
Third and Alder streets, where the
current issue of the paper is
placed on sale every Thursday af-
ternOOn. Price, 5 cents per copy.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-03-12

WPB froze all sales and deliveries
of new and used typewriters. A
program will probably fol-
low.
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AUTO REPAIR>. MOTOR REBuuLI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PASTRIES

MIKE4CHRIs GARAGE, 1858 Grand Rive
tyanhocJ -- General repairing. reasonao bic
TY j-8sf4
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BIRTHS

E1yIe CAnureafh. 81 Eliot
Clara Eoronsk 204q6 GAHaEhsr
Geraldine cooper 1880 Glastonbury
sylvia Cos'ew lssTs NorthiaWn.
Betty Colby 1915 Foley
Steamer Cine. 81 West Browning Haze
PARK
Frp.e Ch.ctars 220r Sowun Dearborn
Catherine Corrado 1878 Meidrum.
PrNrrca CLARK 1918 Beaubier.
t0rs Carter. ii3ts llene
Anna Chnrko se65 Nin!hsf.
Nera Cheek 1893 South Edse'
virginia Dennis. 4219 sixteenth
Fdah Dovitt 1850 Roselawr
p oror puffleld e Norass. Crosse Pointt
Gerurh Dow, 1888 Bardner BerNey.
Ina Dawson. 63S Ciearpointe
IerOra pesere&uX, 25i2 BaClev
Rachel DeGraeve 4403 LaketleW.
Margaret Davidson. 6n2s HAzlett.
June Erickson. 6l7 Montclair
iIffnyue Estes 1861 Lemay
jennie Dohracki 4i32 Thirty second
Kathleen Fry. 81 East Guthrie Hazel Park
Cars Foster 3205 Northwestern
Neffie Falres SsT7 Maxwell Van Dyke.
Alice Ereppert. 1885 Perkins
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BEATTY sALo>. ENrERr REAuTICIA'

WESTOWN FINE Bakeries -- Wedding
BIRTHDAYS part rs 1875 Wyomiul
lFcnEeiJ no Jl15.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Wizard p sogthwsg. IS; Matte Thomp
son -
Lee Home, "a: lola Jacocks %
lrv.ng carried, "a Earlens Beasley. 2?
BENJAMIN Robinson. 81. Pinkie 81. A. Kea
stanley cussnda. 2s; Josephine LuNs'ie
Lewis s Rosenthal. IS; Marianne Purwin
charle, Gregory. 20. Ethel Tanner. III
Anthony knelp - Helen V. Garner, Is
El4ia p. Mcdonald, 10 Mary savitsky. IS
H 3 iaT freedman IS SYLVIA waEsr, rs.
Frank Brown. ~ selma Elliott 81
John p Postl, 50 sophia Muzinski, 20.
Afhcrt DeNofe Jr. 20. Justene Taulbee, Is
Clarence F. Botyidson' as Catherine Nc
Alfred ". scarto1zi 10 Louise " Gordon
Alex J. Horvs,h. al; Johnny J. Chlldres
Donald :. Dresser. 2s; Ruth r Page. 81
George ~ Kolb, 30 Anna r Mnstein. 80
Charles Csssise rs. Vita Blonde. 20.
Paul Pace. 20 lneT Carl, 10.
STANLEY Zelonka. SO; Marie Bruzdewioz. 50
d Frederick Bra, p-iAnny NseaStra 20
Burt Macshara Jr, %: Edith A She'll. %
Roger Brunette, 81 Beatrice Taylor. 20.
Fred W. White. %. Esther 7. Michalsen
steve s,ez 25: Helen Ferpu,owski. Is.
RAYMOND Louisignan. %; Denice Gruber
irlmsr Helms a.: Helen Helkkinen. a.
George Naros 50. stella Pappas %.
John r. Foley. 20, Elizabeth NJ Holbrook
70
Marshall NJ. Miller, a.; Lucille Besrman
%
Edgar n. Gibson. 90: Jean L. Johnston. rs
Anthony r. Yuhas, 20 Bertha r. Rutkov
ski -
Frank Basstn IS: Rertha schiiebowski, -
Nicola Fabrizl. 50: Deiicata Costsnza. Is
Frank J. Warner 80: Helen J. Gawronski
%.
Edgar n Anderson. II: Barbara snider
%
Paul y. Taylor, II; Maxine L. Pate. 81
f'chard saraa. ~; jean prner, a.
fuiius vidovic. -: rherssa stabo. ~
kenneth W. James, 2i. chsrio.,s NJ. lou
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DEATHS

Joseph Martyna. 1893 Traverse a.
htorl' ava SLWed, 1880 Coniey. "a.
John Marshall. 1912 Lansing 80
James Toihcrt. 20li East Dawson. 6s
Jennie Skanes 1872 Lumpkin %
Haywood Berry, pass Alse Hamtrsmck.
Albert Richard Woodruff 2ls Marlborough
So
Emile I.iba' zoos AdeHns. 50
Lowell Douglas, $40 East Adams g..
Rernice Jabionski $500 Albany So
Emma Mary johnson. i7435 Ponchar,rair
drive ~
Nike Hsrock 7s7s walnut 80
Clarence Glover. 35i9 RiopeIe ,
Lucille NJ, LILY 53i WERNER road Crosse
Laura Johnson. 2soe stockton 80.
Jerry Rose 1922 Magnolia. IS
ouo Spencer Cleveland, % sturtevsnt
coleta Delphina Van Den Bergh. $3.50 Leid
ich, ~
Fotics Plkulas. 81 Clairmoun,. as
George Efthm 1850 East Vernon. So
Cornelius Rourke 1888 Townsend -.
Joseph Benz. 1918 Arndf. 20.
James W. Lloyd. 1894 Chene 9 months
wiIimer H3bsou. 70 wrst f5otn street, Sev
Marshall seward. III Msdbury. ~.
Mechanic Raschin 4Oif Duane 81
Julia Rosalie Highsmith. 1881 Woodward
John Tavlor. 1886 CHAPEL IS.
John lyman 1910 Western. -.
Eva Williams 1855 Nuuetf as
Nicholas g. Manner 2is5 Fingree SIS
Mary Nimock. 1924 S'ansnury s..
Marie Selewsk 1895 Newborn. IS.
Mary Gubhins 2970 Second So
francesca Cicaia 1925 Elmwood 81.
Paul Barhely. $50 South Post -
Arlene Gilmore Gombosh. GA South Reid
months.
Achici vandsrmsulen. sois Margaret. Pom.
tae 80
Frank Robinson. e75 Fast Garfield as
Clara Hummer. 1856 Seminole SO
Robert Claes. 253f Pennsylvania s.
Josephine PaFquette. i5Gsi Eastwood IN
Charles y Columbus. 1853 Bingham Dear
born, g..
Samuel Morrison. 1918 BALDWIN AZ
Jerry .sovden, i7is Wss< Ssnrsl<.
Joseph J. xeouir.. ss-t As,s.s,t. -.
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DIVORCES

Douglas Carver from coma.
Nadine SUIT from J0seph
Lucille Campheu from CLAYTON
Lillian Hanson from FREDERICK
LOIS Richardson from Rober
rank Warner from Florence
Martha B1IdlIsar from Joseph
Phyllis Jusk0vlak from Walter
GLADYS LeVaudosky from CLYDE
Florence Simmons from Donald.
Virginia Miii'ello from samuel
LaNerne Rebham from Roman.
Sadie Powers from James
Irene Shauow from Walter
clement Ssfterthwsite from virgins.
Eleanor Thomas from John.
sarah Meats from Harold
RAY Soilars from Jean
Clara Eissman from Marvin
Betty !. Heyl from R0ner' A..
Naomi Thomas from Julian.
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ADAMS machinery VAL Washing RUG
cleaning done. YOUR home. RE. 1891
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Lost end F ound
BIRTHS


BOYS
BOYS we're born Co..
Cord.e Arnold lFs4p s4sse1
T-esa Aaron, SEQ I4ursrf.
stella Au.ri. $3.50 Si-irtat
Eleanor ArrY.d. Richmond MICH
Jeanne Gamer H. I- % sfreae.
ghyius Hust 1ge1 Cumberland. Is rt,.
Mary B.ca. 1892. Ohio
Rernicc E1rlSsk s"-. Home
Mildred Bates is155 Graz arf
PUN Barkcr ilo South D1mgfft
Stella BoSser 454o Porter.
Vivian Ruk.YCh. gO2 West warren
Jean Broth. 27gt lows. Royal oaN
Los Book pa Srr'h Man MILFORD
Pearl Banas 1885 Linden
Flya BroGic, 1891 Ltreheif
Madeleine Berdss no. 1908 THpran.
lotence Barr, Hus6 Washington, Center
Line.
Hern c1en,aar 1881 Frseare.
Catherine COMMIT sIif sheridan
Vivian C1paerf i20as Fsanklor..
Jane Cruz 1902 Ter-cy.
winifred curry 9ls seventh street Jack
son.
Thelma Corbesg. -127s2 stocre'
Alctha DcNaucy 1856 Russell
Auoe Deeran. 1oilo Fast Jenerson.
Jennie DAVIS eeet t'i'rrTr
Violet Dugan $50 kefcheval
Sarah Dragon 9sif BCrrru1re.
Mary Deviin. s232 Eegulai
Agatha Evans. 1902 East Fourteen Nile
road. Royal oak
AnFatftIe
CeciIe Forster. 1921 Rosemary.
Mare Faoro 1926 iroguois
velda Flanagan, 22io8 colony. S. clair
shores
AnnabeHe Freydl 1850 Pennington drive.
Dorothy Fraley l2IN1 chelsea.
Agnes Fatal IL Marston
Grace GerouX. GO West Warren
Hazel GIoberman 26il Gladstone,
Mary Grant. eis Parker.
Dolores Grcro-y. 'ilS sylvester
Hardwood
Park.
Norma Grimm. 3o57 Phur
Rernice cross. $500 IIaIc1mh.
FAirna Gazey. 1874 Atkinson
Lorraine Garvey Patj F0ffer
Margaret G0ss lGs0O lreelaUd.
Victoria Hodnski. 1928 Lola
Helen Hi. 1853 R0syr. Crosse PO.nie.
Katherine Holmbers, 764 W.nona. Alien
PARK.
Gladys Hunter i26o3 IIene
MaEdaline Herln-. 1850 Gable.
I.aRue Hubert 1855 Waver'y
SOPHIE Hoffman, 1874 Glastonbury road.
Margaret Johnson 1927 Cloyerdale.
Hazel Jones i355o LonrVew
GIRLS
Girls were born 20:
Natalie Adler. 25l4 calvert
Anne Abbo. s33 West Kirby.
Sarah Adclman. 20Jg Blaine.
Donna Arthur. 1902 Hoover, Center Line.
Frances Arnold. 22zT Hart
Frances Bajones 1923 ST. AuhIn.
Erika Rehnsch, 1910 Co.lingwand.
Blanche Barron 3sOi BaEey.
Agnes Butter. S6li R0scawn.
Patricia Burton. 257Gj Lawrence. Van
sarysfia Brown 1902 lyman
hathiecn Baron. - oaA street. River
Rouge
lucIl'e Roka, PEST south fitfcsta'e
Wilma Rgrg, 1905 EpguEWr.s,
fary Balog .f0i4 West Jefferson.
Hlldagard Butzkc, $3.50 BevIck
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BUILDING MoDtR>Il.Tio>

GENERAL CONTRACTOR and alterations
kitchens. atucs, poTches. house raising
or tiers brick siding. painting decorating
and mortgages arranged. All work guar
sntced. Prrtec 4s19 after 4
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Paul " Taylor, II; Maxine L. Pate. 81
A.ko Aihoirn. 20: Dorothy ". olsndon. 40
f'chard Saran. ts jean Pfrer, a.
iuiius vidovic. -; rhsrssa stabo, ~
kenneth W. James, 7i. Charlotte ~. Lou
DOM, 10.
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Lost and Found

COCKER sPANiEL-BlAck, female; vicin-
~ Fullerton. Hubbsl Greenfield. Re
ward. Dawson 1888.
WALLET tdowntoWu Lincoln PARK bus
line. Saturday.. Keep Money" 1864
Chandler. Atlantic 1910.
WHITE MALE POODLE. nsighborhood
prvereaux Livernois. reward. Telephone
Information, Tyler t-s54I.
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Observation-Disclosures

Douglas Hansen. 30, Goldie Anderson. ..
Jack SirnhubeF - Pauline studpr q
Alfred Wanna - Lucille Saa-I. %
Alex ZauoyowSkl. q. Victoria Shapowa'
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DRIVERS WANTED

cool money making opportunity drivinE
qisNsJfe csts EssHhtgl. prnatahls So
sfeadJ Ages - ~ ID. .}Rpig 2l26 Trum
t1ll efief 4 ~,
DRIVERS Wh%IBR-Over 81: have fair
ssssstettse q: city. Arpiy $3.50 wood
sac
Exp ERlEACf.I l-feHee- eFsetSfE- wire
~orf p.cke- and steel construction. Ash
Fsrce 90 1912 NeEers road
FIRST Class External Tool Grinders
CONE AUTOMATIC OPERATORS
Defense WORK
MORSE CHAIN co 1901 CENTRAL
FORD MECHANICS Must be experienced
and have tools. good wages. sIeAdy
Wors
Johns RRos 7sil GRATIoT AVE.
MEDICAL STUDENT to take case history
~ hyA,fs Auriv N person, Mar Gen
efAI Hnspi'at. .s66 Trlmou-I.
MEN "a TO ~ WITH CARS FOR MES
SESGER WORK; MUST HAVE GOOD
DRIVING RECORD And TELEPHONE
At HOME SEE Mr. SWARTHCCT
ROOM 2oe. $50 SHELBY ST.
Western Union Telegraph Co.
PEDpLERs q eel Euer pan CUSHIONS
lhs PROFITS. easy sales. Apply 6432
CaEs Ave. room 500. e-l- daily,
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x&1oek Se41Ecp DEzQcz6M
AND BUYERS GUIDE
ADVERTISING DISPLAY
ARCHTECTURAL DRAWINGS

CARLSON TUDIOS-Advertising displays,
posters. 1903 Brush tree,. Phone RA.
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Situations Wantsd-Fsmais

coLoRED woman wishes family washing,
curtains, 25c pair. Call Townsend
T.l57s.
lCoLORED cOUPLE-CarstAker. maid and
butler. stay nights, references. Trinity
L -i642.
lCoLoRED-A-l. washing. ironing wants
days steady: 50. earefars, Trinity 2-3ei3.
lCoLORED--Pa time work Al cook; no
Sundays. references. Townsend o-2o34.
| COLORED grill tea room. kitchen worker
part time references. Trinity l-00i5.
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Male Help-Salesmen

RAWLEIGH ROUTE available At once
Good oportunity FOR man with car
Write az once. Rawleigh's, Dept. MCC-
llO-lO5. Freeport H.
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Female Help Wanted

LADY 20 select, train. manage outside
corset sales force locally. Salary So
week expenses. Write Box A SIC, De
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DEFENSE POSITIONS

oFFIcE-TEcHNIcA
GUARANTEED POSITIONS - Low FEE
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
1901 LAFAYETTE BUILDING
JONES Employment. 4ff6 Beaubien, Wants
DHy Workers. Couples. Porers. Maids
Mattresses Columbia 1910.
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CARP ENTERS for municipal service. Sew
eral vacancies az 81 90 10 81 20 per hour
TO be filled by competitive examination
Applicants must be a. least 20 years and
SIX months 81 axe, citizens or the United
states and residents OF the CITY ~ De.
truf. for one wear fmmedIatfiy PRIOR 20
ne eXsmiBat+9fi,-eXeeF persons ~itfa
honorable army, navy or marine dis-
charges For flil details and applications.
wife or apply fn tnr Detroit Etvtt Service
Commission 18Th Floor, Water Board
Rs-a+Hs G35 Randolph street, Detroit,
Michigan, On or before April 2. 1912.
COACH SERVICE MEN Tor municipal
service. Numerous vacancies a. soc per
boar a. 10 filled by competitive eaamtua-
ton. Applicants must be between rs
and 20s years % ags citizens 81 the
iEltei states and residents Of The city
'of DETROIT for one year immediately prior
- the examination For fun details and
applications write or apply 10 the Detroit
Civil Scr-3rs- fe.FfiHfiEsi@Hs l5th Floor
Wate- Board Building 735 Randolph street
Detroit Michigan, on or before Apr. 3
1872
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Employment Agencies

INTENTION. EMPLOYERS New Age
Workers Employment Agency Creligious
lorganization) Free employment o. coiored
lgirls and women All types OF positions
llAn9 LYMAN Place. Madison ln2A
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version OF Fox Trot.
Rhumba, Waltz in four lessons. Privately
by appointment. Edwin Graves. University
2-0670 after 4 o'clock
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Trade Schoois-Female
Male Help Wanted

Al INTERNAL and Surface Tool Grinder
Hands, Tool crib Man. Lathe Hands fCi
Production Apply Nilsson Tool and Manu-
featuring Company 1883 Schaefer High
way.
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.rrrc> CONVERTED r>ro INCOMES

ALTERATION BUILDING PLANS
fabricated ard Defense Home bull
plans IN S-oJ45.
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COATS. SUITS, DRESSES, FURs
CONTRACTING

FRoCKs-s7l2 Jos. Cam
pau. Dresses, furs. coats, suits, sports
wear Complete line.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-04
cUspIpoR CONQUEST

Army officers ore going to have to
shoot stroieht at cuspidors as we'll as
at other targets in future. Invitation OF
bids for 1000 rubber cuspidor mats
was promptly withdrawn as soon as
public attention was drawn to the pro-
ject. The War Department, reports Sem
otor Vondenberg, was completely
and commercially responsive" and
however much rubber it takes to sur
round 1000 spittoons will be saved for
more vital uses.
ResoluteIy putting aside noturoI
tendency to joke about q subject which
has an inevitably light side. it remoirs
true that Congressional vieiIqnce has
saved the War Department from q
bIunder which even though comporo-
lively minor. might we'll have coused
valid criticism later. One specific criti-
cism like this, resulting in definite
action, is worth ten thousand booming
eeneroities.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-04
STORIES .
. IN STAMPS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ q ! a ase1ea $3.50 . - essoe a.


DECENT arrivals from Europe
~ include the Free French Africa
semi-postal issued in London,
headquarters Of the Gen. Charles
De Gaulle forces.
The stamp above, chocolate
l-franc plus 2fr. bears an addi-
tional surtax Of 8 pence in Eng
land. The latter fund is for the
De Gaullist movement while the
first surtax goes toward an UNI
announced fund.
Although Free France overprints
Of regular French colonial postage
have been current since the fall Of
France, this 10 one Of the first in
dividual issues Of the government
to reach America.
The design pictures . coastal
scene and portrait Of Francois
Savorsnan de Brazza, French ex.
,lorer and colonial administrators.
Paraguay announced the sched-
ulcd release in April Of . series
Of stamps concentrating the
Founding Of lralas City OF
Asuncion."
Asuncion, capital Of Paraguay.
was founded In 1887 BY Juan de
Salszar de Espinosa. who erected
a fort on the original site. This
svev,t vvas r,oStallv commemorate
in 1887. The new issue will honor
Domingo Marines de Irala. who
became governor Of the city In
lS4l-42.