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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-10

EVERY BEATTY StRV1CE--T rn-
c"n Shop Experienced OPERATOR
Centrally located Phone 200 f"i
appointment ilridgcrs Beauty
Shop over Fnrker's Drug store
2R 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
Livestock Markets

CATTLE Receipts, 45C. FED steers and
yearlings very active. steady 10 strong al
the weeks full advance improved action
on grass steers and heifers. supply Of such
Kinds largely cutter and common descrip-
lions at prices fully Csc higher than last
week with instances up soc; cows fully
steady, spots $50 Csc higher on medium
and good cows bulls little changed good
10 choice l. 0sl 4 .07s-ib. fed steers, $l3.7
good cool .0ss-lb. averages, 3.25u 10 So.
medium grade s75-i, OO0-lb. drylot steers,
SIG. truck lot common grass steers. $40. 50,
cutter TO common dairy type heifers. $3.50
n 10; common 10 good grass cows. Ssn
q rs. odd head TO $40; Gamers and cutters,
SIS 50ds.75: medium grade sausage bulls.
$40. 2541I.50, good weighty kinds very
scarce. odd head good beef bulls, Sl2.
CALVES-Receipts $50 market steady
most good and choice vealers $3.50, few
70 SIG: common and medium. Si2I Is.
HOGS-Receipts, TOO: barrows. gifts
$50 lbs upwards. Is cents higher; lighter
Is cents Up: sows steady. top SIS on odd
lots sorted 1sO-220-lb. butchers 10 small
killers; bulk is0-240 10. averages. Sl4 so
IL 90: 240-300 10. averages, $3.50
IA 20; 100000 H. averages. S14.15d II 35;
most saws i5o-ise light weights, si4.2 5ff
IL so: bulk sows. S13.25 1880: few good
10 choice under S00-lb sows. $l3. IS q IL.
Sheep Receipts. 800. Spring lambs in
very narrow demand, undertone weak 20
lower: sheep steady. package medium 20
GOOD s0-lb native spring lambs sold $3.50
medium Bib. averages. sill; good 20
choice springers held above SlI. most shorn
slaughter ewes, S3T6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
Detroit Produce

APpLES--Bu bsk. ". s. No. 1: illinnos
Transparen,s, 2-in. min. $50: Duchess.
2 = in. min. 81 l0g2 Is. Delaware stars.
q. in. min. si.75: Williams Reds. 2X in.
min, mostly 81 t092.50; West Virginia
Transparents. 2-in. min. some showing
cANTALoUPs-callfo and Arizona
salmon meat Jumbo 27s. S325N 3. S. /:
Jumbo 3es. H.25gf5o: jumbo 43s. $500
HoNEYDEws - California Jumbo and
standard erts. all Sizes, s2H233.
CELERY-MichigaH Golden Heart bun
dies % ! doz. stalks. 45c.
CARRoTs-calif Los Angeles crts.. 8
cUCuMBERs - Maryland bu. basket.
fancy ~. Is; large slicers 81. dollhouse:
Ohio Y. 3, fancy. per doz.. s5c: Indiana
/ 40: fancy 81 2opI25
LETTUCE-California Los Angeles crts.
Iceberg type Callnss and watsonyille dis
tricts. 5 dor. IS. 5Oa5.s5. fair quality Sia
GRAPEs-cslifornia display rugs .Thomp.
quality 81, poorer low a. s..
Yellow Bermudss, si.50qi.s5; Crystal
Wax, s3.iO83l5: White Globes, Sass;
Babosas. 80; Michigan Fellows. $3.50
!, so; california Fellows. sl.s3a2; Iowa
PEAcHEs--Georgis. U. S. No. I. half
bushel basket, Hileys. Ia Inch minimum
81 25 q i.35; bushel basket. U. s. No. /.
fIDtItde. = -lnCn MINIMUM. $1,000 x. 10,
2-inch minimum, S3.i5m335; Hale Ravens
Pinch minimum. 81 900 3: Bellies, Is Inch
minimum. s2a2i0: IL. Inch minimum.
81 IS, South Carolina, bushel basket, ". s.
No: ]. Golden Jubllees, 2-inch minimum
$2.75m3.
PoTAToEs-Ioo-lb. sacks. U. s. No. /:
California. long whites, washed. S4G4 30 ;
". s. commercials. So 75n4; Eastern Cob
blers. unwsshed, 81. 75n ass; Missouri and
Kansas Cobblers. unwashed. best mostly
81 asa $40; Kentucky and Illinois Cobblers,
u. s. commercials, S235m2.
TOMATOES--10-lb. cartons, repacks, me-
diums, Csc a ST. 25-lb. Tugs. repacks. $40
2.25; dollhouse, s-lb basket, Ohio mediums
81. 10 " i25 few higher original hugs
green. ripes and turning. wrapped: Texas,
W. s. No. /. sx6 and larger. S2M225:
Tennessee, u. s. No. 1. 6x6 and larger.
mostly 81, few Sl.75; s5es u. s. No. I
quality, 6x6 and larger. $50: U. s. No. 2.
6x6 and larger, 9OcT Sis.
INTERNATIONALLY Georgia and
South Carolina. per melon: Cannonballs. %
Ms. 45c: rs lbs. IS CSC. few Toe; rs lbs.
average, mostly 500 65c. few Toe: "a
lbs. few s5c Cuban Queens, 1920 lbs
i0c; lbs, an u 45c: rs lbs. So CSC: rs
lbs. $50 Toe Thurmond Grays. "a lbs
soc; Dixie Belle. rs lbs. 60 csc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
Auto
Graphs
Auto Workers Wage
Over $54 q Week.
Outs+rips n. G. Of |.

Despite the rise in living
costs, the pay checks of auto
workers have been boosted TO
such an extent that real earn
ings" are still 40.3 per cent
higher than in March. 1889.
These figures are based on the
last available report of the Blu
reau of Labor Statistics. The
average weekly wage in auto
motive plants is now S50.29.
Part of this is due TO Overtime
wages.
Since March. 1899, cost of liv-
ing has risen 16.1 per cent. In
March, 1889, the average pay
check of an auto worker was
S30.87. Thus. the actual earn
ings have jumped 62,9 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
9th Gun Training School

The eighth of a series of gun
service training schools, con-
Quoted by Oldsmobile for en-
listed men. convened in Lansing
yesterday under the direction ~of
J. J. Dobbs, Oldsmobile's war
production service manager.
Arrival Of 300 men from army
and navy air bases in all Sec
tons of the nation including
Dutch Harbor. brings 10 1924
the number of enlisted men
trained by Oldsmobile, Dobbs
announced.
"OIdsmobile's gun service
training schools have been I'm
session since early February"
said Dobbs. 1.-THE men are sent
by the ordnance department to
Lansing TO receive service train
Ing on all types of guns built by
Oldsmobile and other divisions
Of General Motors Corporation.
The courses include complete
plant inspections to explain gun
manufacturing procedures and
are followed by thorough train
ing i'm gun servicing methods.
Following the completion Of the
f0ur-week course, the enlisted
mon return to their respective
air bases where they serve as
instructors to armorers."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
MARRIAGES-BIRTHS
DEATHS-DNORCES
BIRTHS

Clara szabo, ga South Reid.
Amelia Nye, 1905 East Hudson. Royal Oak.
Mary Ssalay 1857 Bull.
Elizabeth ,Martx, 11s5 Hudson.
Mary Feidman. 3776 Webb.
Olga Jakuszewich. i216i Fleming. HAM
tramck. N
Julia Losiewicz. ss70 eiippert
Ruth Gebauer. 2l22i Beehwood. East De-
troit.
Fay Bomar. 1911 Ready. Van Dyke.
Noella Ruhana, 1884 Concord.
Reva Roman. 1928 Nottingham.
Beatrice Polriefka. $3.50 Harvard road.
Helen Archambault. sol Philip.
Marie Nowicki, st. Clair Flats.
Mildred Hart. $500 Springfield.
Theresa Smith. 4T5S Pennsylvania.
Ella Pastor, 29f0 South Creyfrisrs.
Irma Nemeth. 1901 Keller.
Cecilia Hyronen, 1920 Sheridan.
Mary Murray. 1928 Greenlawn.
Edna Nowacki. 1870 Lyndon.
Ida Reetz, 223e7 Prosper, southneld town
ship (twins).
Mary Kirnberger 1o45S Hanna.
Kathleen Yates. SIS Lemsy.
Minnie Jones. 664 Hendrie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
BIRTHS
GIRLS

Girls were born to:
Sally Petrakovitz, 1929 Elmhurst.
Betty Zegler, 1883 Washburn.
Billie Holek, 1902 Hubbell.
Phyllis Wilkinson. 1928 Greenfield.
Arbutus Ratkon, 1898 Troester ttwins).
Blanche Kiemele, 7s45 schaefer road, Dear
born.
MarceIla Curran, 16ees Brady, BEDFORD.
Dorothy Tighe, s745 Dumbarton.
Shirley Freeman. $500 Kendall, Dearborn.
Theresa Poe. 1908 Payne, Dearborn.
Ann Cohen, 11724 Dexter boulevard.
Teresa schovan. 4o5 Curry. Royal Oak.
Florence Giryan, 1925 East Breckenridge.
Ferndale.
Amanda Niemi. 2s42s Ann Arbor Tran.
Dearborn.
Marjorie Knox. 1922 Sycamore.
Helen Malice. 3425 Military.
Dorothy Tressler, 20092 Ashton road.
Murrell Lewis. 123 West Grand avenue.
Highland Park.
Margaret Tabor, 1851 Roselawn.
Doris Burns. 5097 Twenty fourth.
Mary Rupert, 1914 Petoskey.
Elaine Smith, 15106 Westbrook.
Helen Balm, 22s44 Buckingham, Dearborn.
Mary Lama, se17 Van Dyke.
lGeorgiana Damn, 1868 Robson. --------
Vivian Ligreci, 1928 Mark Twain.
Laverne Duvall. $3.50 Homer.
Natalie Thinschmidt. 2sio stair.
Theresa Skurnit, 1909 Casgrain.
Ruth Roussey. $500 Romeyn.
Marjorie Magnetic. s215 Bedford.
Inez Aging, 1887 Kentneid.
Inez Bartimore. 1121 Atkinson.
Sonia Ruczkowsh, 232S Newton.
Anna sipos sos Lillibridge.
Betty Joyce. 2399 Cummings. Berkeley.
Helen Yuzenas. 500 Mcclellan.
Marion Hammond, 1927 Concord.
Leona Henson, 1i3 LaBeIls. Highland Park.
lGwenda Childress, 500 Charlotte.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
5 Michigan Men
GET Promotions
At Fort Custer

FORT CUSTER, July 16.-Pro-
motion of five Michigan soldiers
were included in the list announced
today by officers in the Recruit
Reception Center and the station
complement.
Michigan prom lions were
Robert V. Blackwell, so East
Palmer, Detroit, made sergeant;
Frederick X. Ball. 4019 Hazel
wood, Detroit. appointed techni-
clan fifth grade; Harrison J..
Friend, Musk egon, technician
fourth grade; Charles ID. Names,
Flint, corporal, and Edward J.
Hodgson, Kalamazoo, corporal.
EHodgSon Is a member of the sta
ton complement.
All other promotions were in
the center. They were: To mas
ter sergeant, Lawrence NJ. Stofflet,
Beaver Dam, Wis; TO sergeant,
William j. Mayhugh, Thornsby,
Ala: to technician fourth grade,
John ID. Luley, Utica, n. Y.
Eleven promotions were an
nounced by the commanding Off
Ger of the 215th General Hospital
stationed at Fort Custer.
Appointed TO first sergeant,
Gaynor d. Green, Chicago; TO staff
sergeant, Henry M. Raithel, San
Jose, Cal; Alfred Pepper, Cleve-
land, and Nick Zuvela, Everett.
Wash; to corporal, Bruce w.
Oliver, Bay City; to privates first
class, Joseph j. Cigar. Harvard,
Ill; Alfred Pizzeck, New Orleans
James w. Wolfe, Glasgow, KY,
and Eugene d. Wright and Fred j.
I Fuscone,T Chicago.
Basic military instruction will be
given the states LIB classified in
ductees, officers said today. This
group, capable of limited duty, will
make up 10 per cent of the August
quota of draftees.
Three Battle Creek men en-
listed today, the post recruiting
office reported. Donald E. Harden,
1893 Upton street, Arthur David
Spathelf, 10 South Cass street, and
Harold Hubbard, r. F. d. No. l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16

Figures compiled by the Au-
tomobile Manufacturers Associa-
ton shows the average weekly
wages of automotive workers
totaled S54.37 in April. For
May, with increased employ
ment, it rose slightly TO S54. 98.
The climb started in March.
1910, when the wages went up
to an average of 1883. BY
194l. the pay checks h a d
climbed to $40.6l on March ID.
Nine months later, just after
Pearl Harbor, the average had
hit $40.97 but the rise in the
cost of living pulled it down to
real wage" of S36.75 meas
ured in 1889 goods.
Since then. however. earnings
have gone ahead of living costs,
giving the workers a comfort
able margin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Robert Young. "a; Irma Raby. n.
M xpSfeS G aam Ralse S & hs
William Lukaszewicz. 20; Mary Lou vidok.
Is.
Max Weinberg. 1T; June Roun. %.
Samuel Hin. 20: Vivian Green. 20.
Andrea Amato. 20: Frances Ditta Is.
Joseph J. 5apfkowski, =; Rosalie CxepIeL
20.
Michael .Krupa. %; Jennie olechnowich. 10.
Robert A. Esler. II: Marguerite Maggie. "a.
Kenneth L. Wolfe, 49, Rita ostrowski. Is.
Donald ". Bennett, 20: Marion Binando. rs.
Joseph Wnuk. As: Mary Cebula. "a.
Abe Mitock. 20: Sara Rosberg, Ii
George Z. Novack, 81; Evelyn Andreas, 81.
Jacob J. Barris. 4s; Gene Lindell. Is.
Andrew @. Futty Jr., Al; Adeline waivoL
Claude House. 55: Anna Bradley, 30.
Lloyd T.. st. Armand. ~; Mary Trahey, II.
Irwin II. Kaiis, 20; Patricia Patterson. 20.
Edward A. Weicer, rs; Cozette NJ. Casey.
Gerald X. vieson. %; Eins M. Schneider.
II ~.
Fred LeneIbien. 80; Vera Marshall. 81.
Don Mettetal, as; LeoIa Rose. IS.
James Fuller, 90; Loretta II. Hopkins. 81.
William M. Eggebrecht, IS; Marion Owen.
| "a.
Clarence E. LeFevre. rs; Pauline Dsrwa.
Harold J. Greensn. 81; Thelma NJ. Hurd,
II. G. stnaub, 40: Ann Yeszin, 81.
VIM. schwanke Jr., 81; Margaret Kupczak.
Is
clifford Gillespie. 10; Lee Burke. "a.
Louis A. Offer, II; Anne NJ. Baker, rs.
Howard C. Mccsrdle, IS; Audrey L. Paien.
a.
orland E, Thompson. "a; JemIma v. Lsu-
william Dudley. ~; Dorothy Langenderf.
n.
Charles Brow, "a; Jane Fox. 20.
Garrett L. Reading. 43; Undine Nichols. 30.
Thomas Hickey. 81: Margaret Nichols, 10.
VIM. J. Newton. ~; Lila Kineman, "a.
Wallace Luttermoser. 10; Agnes Dolores
Herndon wassrs. 81; Margaret N. New
Ed smaka, ~: Frances smonnski, ~.
John Amos. 10; Helen Jackson. 20.
Glen Brookes, IS; Jeanette Cook, ~.
Robert Bagozzi, IL: Kathleen Howley, 40.
Harold stocker, rs; Elaine Finkeistein. n.
Paul Dammit. 81; Angela Gassner. "a.
Robert P I n. Wizard, 90 Shirley irvine. H.
John Latas. 20; Helen Honhera, 70.
Seward s. Cook. as; Msrtha Z. Kiesinger.
43.
L. Edward williams. %; Ruth NJ. Kup-
kowski. 20.
Charles W. Schneider. ~; Florence Louise
Herbert Fisher johnson. ~; Arlene Dele
Baumgardner. 10.
w. NJ. Davis, 81; Lillian Benford. 30.
Stephen steffes, 20; Florence Tadajwski.
20.
Richard @. wobrock. Fl: Margaret Kunisch.
20.
John J. Ryan, IS; Jean Myn. ~.
Alfred @. Peden, rs; Rose Blasko, 81.
Felix Michalski, rs; Violet Kowalcxyk,' as.
Rodney LaPlante, Is: Dorothy Mitchell, 10.
Glenn +. Griffis, 10; Lucille G. Bennett, II.
George Partanen. %; Lorraine Mireauit, 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
DEATHS

Hervey Beaupied. 2760 Putnam, 81.
Julia Walker, e103 Kercheval, IS.
Wealthy Daubenmeyer, 1920 Turner.
months
Joseph Mars. 1921 Medbury, IS.
George J. Gnau. 201 East Kirby, n.
Grace Van Patton, 1886 Mack. so.
Ferdinand Huperz, 229 Mt Vernon 81.
Joseph Mansour, 2507 Meldrum. S.
Theodore Martynink, 2945 bearing, so.
Foneta M. L. Hunt, 1877 Provost, 81.
Jerry Van Veen. 10000 Cascade, 81.
Ellen Hurst. Green. Mich, So
Louise Costa, 1851 Trinity, 81.
Della Knight, 1881 Wyoming. II.
Charles J. Edwards, TIA Ferdinand, 10.
Constandine Fatsias, 1440 East Milwaukee,
Rose Agnes Drew. 37a7 Hardwood. ~.
Jessie Clark 2is36 Elizabeth, st. Clair
Mrs. Fay r. Warner. $50 DrexeI II.
Gertrude Kartowsky, 1915 Twenty-fourth.
81.
Joseph whitehead. 1884 Fourteenth, 30.
Magnolia Baker. SIS East Willis, Al.
Frances Kasxubska, 5943 Elmer. rs.
Jean zarebski, 5943 Hedges 81, a.
Mary Pieszkalski. 1854 Dubois, S.
Stanley Hausch. $685. Pinehurst. 4e.
Mary y. Mcleod. i24i Harding, 70.
Cabor Macy. 1ii2 Woodmere. ~.
MARY Lupu. 23l57 Doremus, 81. Clair
Jean jackson. ssi Merriek, 81
Georgina Phillips, 1882 Fifth. So.
John ID. Eubank. 3722 Second Blvd, IS.
Paul JescEke. 4026 Thirty third, s.
Domenico Palumbo, 32s Detroit, Trenton,
as
stephen Hughes. 1880 Sycamore, "a. q
Janice Cooper. $40 Second, 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-16
Farmers Market

b.. FHUITS-Apples. Yellow TrarsparentS
fhney, 81. 5oa3 bu. No. !. s2a225: No
crate; No l. s3a so: sour. No. I, 81. 70 70
y 24-qt. crate Currants. fancy IS So
}t-qt crate: No. !. Si.50a5. Gooseberries
70. /. 81. 5oa3, 2i-q,. crate Huckleberries.
I'D. fancy. 81 2i-qt. crate: No. d $50
$50; No. 2. IS: black, fancy. s.. so, 2i-qt
cate No. I, $.75H5
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENs-Head
lettuce, fancy, 81 rs bu; No. /. Si.2s
11.75; No. 2, 75cmSi. Leaf Lettuce, No
l. 40ei soc bu. Romano. No. /. 4Od coo
bh. Escarole, No. 1, 5ON soc bu. No. q
tQe: Endive, No. i, 73c@sl.25 bu.: No
VEGETABLE GREENs-coIlards. No. J.
toM soc bu. Sorrel No. /, 5Oa65 bu
Spinach. No. 1. 75ei soc bu.; No. 2. soc
Tar sds, Nc No. l. sSa S Csc su. Mustard No
teG soc bu: Kale, No. !, 3oa5oc bu
VEGETABLES. MIsC.LAsparsgus No
Z. soc Tsi.25 doz. punches; No. 2. 5oa 75c
N.25. Fiat Green Beans, No i, sial.5C
be.: No. 2. s5c; Round Green Beans. No
\ u.75g2 IS; No. 2. sl.25. Horsebeans
No. ]. 2.o0@ AIS bu. Beets, No. !. 40
HToccoii, No. !, saga. so bu. Csbbsse
No. 1, 400 40c bu. Red Cabbage, No. l.
soc si.25 bu. Curly Cabbage, No. /. $40
Us bu. Carrots. topped, s2.25a2.5O bu.
NniEONhs 4No. OVWDOC uOLs punches
CNnlihower, No. 1, $l75a2.25 bu; No 2
sbnches; No. i. asa Soc; No. g. ~ SoaaSc
Sweet Corn, No. /, eOc u si.25. Cucumbers
fancy, So so bu.: No. 1. s2.75n325 bu
Dtil. 40T soc doz punches. Kohlrabi. No
II sou 75c don. punches. Leeks, No.
SfGl.25 doz. punches. oonions. dry. No
L. s1.20Gi.35 50-lb. sack; Green No. 1
900 soc don. punches; No. 2. 40c. Curl,
Phrsley. No. I. 4Oa soc don. punches
rsley Root. No. I, 40 n soc doz punches
las. No. 1, s225a2.75 bu.: No. 2. 81
okppers: hot, No. I. soc peck basket
Sweet. No. 1, son 65c; peck basket. Pota
toes, fancy, No. 1, Si.J0d1.T5 bu.; No 2
TJms5c. Radishes red. fancy. 75c don
punches; No. /. as e5c No. ?. 4Oc: Lonl
White. No. I, so e5c doz. punches. Rhu
bgrb. asa 35c doz. punches Summer
squash, No. 4, slui.50 y bu. Itallei
SQUASH, fancy. 75c peck basket; No Z
x1@ las. Tomatoes. outdoor. fancy. 81
1t-ib. basket; No. I. Sf.5Od1.75, hot
house. No. /. S2.75. 14-lb. basket: No 2
si.50 rs. TURNS, No. I, JOH 75c dor
bpnches: No l. 75c 81 bu
,EGGS-Large, Si1Tli.50 3O-doz case
MEDIUM. 50 75H i0.25.
POULTRY hens heavy breeds. q
er26c ID ieghorn. 23a use. Broilcrs
heavy. 29a Bic. leghorn, 2ig26c 10.
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BIRTHS

BOYS
Boys were born to-
Helen Kindred, sl52 Prest.
Helen Guthrie e0as Lauder. |
Dorothy West 1887 Ashton road.
Virginia Martin. 1882 BirwOOd.
Ruth zimmerman, 3o3l Mckinley, Dear
Mildred Richardson. 1901 LaPrairie. Fern
Laura splcer, 1la4s cavell. Plymouth.
Katherine Gould, l7l4 Dallas. Royal Oak
Catherine Gillespie, 22i4s Beach, Dearborn
Ursula Meshefski. 1881 Mendoza.
Gladys Folcik. 60i5 Larkins.
Sophie Milewski 1871 Chopin.
Charlie Hill. S79 Division.
Maxine Edwards. 9572 Cameron.
kngeIne saIk. 1914 Magic.
Rose Kuretich. l7l72 Sunset.
Nora Hurst. 5204 Roosevelt.
Rose Napoltan, 1892 Beard.
Helen Berndt 3317 Liddesdals.
Mollie Freedman. 2020 Elmhurst
LILLIAN Suchgta, ei5f Home.
Antonio Grillo 1922 Concord.
Bernice Jarvinen. GIT West Euclid.
Muriel Shapiro 1915 Collingwood.
Gertrude Davis. 745s Twelfth.
Virginia Harlton, 1928 Archdale,
Lille Strong. 1888 East Willis.
lima Morisette, 2539 st. Jean.
Josie Braggs. 1881 Madison.
Anna McVeigh, 9156 Woodhall.
lCecil Laird. 1910 Marlowe.
Jennie Aielio, 1928 Preston.
Molly Powell. 1924 Watson.
Carolyn Jacoken, 1903 Third
Mary Gray, go West Vernon highway.
Hide Ness, 1900 Bishop road
Maybele Sullivan. 10 Josephine.
Virginia Wegner 1921 Cavalry.
Marguerite Browning, 1906 Elmdale.
Jeanette Hunt. 5942 Linwood.
Irene Wyrzykowski. 1871 Mecca.
Beatrice Dean, 1887 Mack
Helen Anger. 1904 Asbury Park.
] Geneyieve Nation 3429 Second.
Emma Williams. 2274 Newton.
Jane Senchuk. 1927 sixteenth.
Marie Zabega, 1855 East Willis.
Naomi Nash. 1921 North Field.
Martha Summers 219 Woodland.
George Thornton, 1929 Leegrand.
Rossette Williams. 2s5 Farnsworth.
Mary Dickerson, 1854 East Harding,
Charlotte Scott, 263e East Lafayette.
Jesie Faison, 1884 Theodore.
Marie Davis, 1880 Fleming.
Sally Crawford, 1850 Remper. Pontiac.
dorothy Morrison, 364l buckingham.
Bertha Schulman 1858 Pingree.
Elsie Pickens, 20s Maxwell. Royal OAK,
i AnnabelIe Finkelstein, 2060 West Euclid.
Dora Bowden 1881 Stout.
ICatherfne Charbonneau 1929 Welland.
lLfllian SkIar, 1890 Roselawn.
Ellen Mitchell. 11025 Goethe.
| Aubutus Ratkov. 1888 Troester (twins).
Irma Fissette. i742 Fisher.
| GIRLS
Girls were born 10;
Marvine Sawyer, 1918 Thirtieth.
Florence Harvey. 3705 Waterloo.
marguerite Friday 564 South Solvay.
Lois Carpman. 10707 Dexter.
Leona Fiorini, 1915 East Jarvis, Haze
Mary oestman, sos Baldwin.
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Check Parked Cars
For Federal Stamps

BATTLE CREEK. July 16.-In-
ternal revenue department en-
ployes reported today that several
scores of Marshall residents had
visited the local federal offices
after being ticketed for not having
federal use tax stamps attached
TO their windshields.
Reversing their previous pro-
cedure, revenue agents surveyed
only parked cars in Marshall and
did not attempt 10 stop traffic.
"A similar survey of Battle Creek
automobiles will be made soon.
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browns in Mill Race

BATTLE CREEK, July 10
Louis Jones Towns. l6. of Battle
Creek. was drowned yesterday in
the mill race in South Monroe
street while swimming with sew
eral companions. Witnesses said
the youths body disappeared be-
meath the surface at 4;30. 1t was
recovered at 6 80.
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DIVORCES

Beatrice Kendrick from Larrz.
Treyce Dracka from Clare
Darrell Wolf from Marie.
Mary r.. Betwell from william.
Ruby Russell from James B.
Lula McNinch from Clair ".
Esteile Carrier from Kenneth.
Charlie Ivey from Ella.
Anthony Lepixza from Jennie.
Margaret Warren from George.
Leona r. Wadsworth from Alpheus
Mary A. Treece from Louis y.
Doris A. Page from Eugene.
Mary Budap from Albert.
Floyd Barton from Martbs.
ANNULMENT
Frank Koparsd from Nay.
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Detroit Poultry

Market weak Hens. averase run. 2ic:
leghorn hens. lbs. and up. lie; cocks. 10
I12c; rock springers, lbs. up, 26c; rock
brufiers, 2ii 10 lbs. 2fc: leghorn broil-
ers ia lbs. up, 2ic: under a lbs. not
wanted. old tom turkeys. lsc: hens, &c
EGGS-Market firm; current receipts,
81 &c: undergrades. 2eh n 30Ac.