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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-18

leaay - MAJOR " + Ho1an
State ora miministfaiss.
Thr Office ~ Defense Trans
~rpftation haa requested OpA -
kue Temporary 4mnapmtafsssn
10 alch operators su~ffirienf 81
take care ~ t1ieie NEEDS hesNncn
December I ard J4naary 81 10
eaE War rfirr aFa4 RMsunlnR
Boards Niis asur Nirh RamEIim
81 fhe basis ~ the uefatosa aNn
eNtlfgste # Ms minimum ntsiraee
nexds instead ~ On tha RallrsAae
stated "a ere OfyT wHr erftiflease
provided hoNetes thai aeal
boards witk their kno~ieaHe af
kaai conditions are a~atlsflfzf ilsaf
tie statement Vi gives - sna
faith Major iioiensnh e~NplAane1
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temporary arrangements MaH ~
deducted Efkm the opefstm al
kthsent granted - OFT 81 ne
eFnn beginning Deeemher i aza
enahng Mefsh "a in slEseek ease
the operator should take AZ I'M
mediate appeal - rs ODT DIS
uiet office. Il be h. not already
dHne 70 II Nuch rpefatnr
farmer. he ahFalid present hs
ea@ Il. the Farm TfauxpnftaElau
COMMITTEES = ms nosaasy E s
Department ~ Agriculture Waf
Bard fof assnlanee n making
appeal
Major HolcHu4b stated thaa 80
faKa aetian i nesessfy q -
lWN Uif time - lsas1e seFf@Im
certificates IT Naf neessIfy =
ssps where fbe srsnnal aIksW
sn1as pfoFea inaauuata
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-18

\ httl~ care snd Thought can
make that huafsehotd budget
siretrh iiks > rubtuet b@nd ~
eryune wants 70 sst hxfief snA
I've better has sometimes IL
hard - DO ia TIE facs II wartime
shostages and high psmeN 81
every day. mage and msfe woEn
On are discovering That their mou
ey gees further and their dis
positions and dier4uons Iare bet
ter i thev shop ~ JULES CASH
GROCERY on Telephone Road
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-18
Uncle Sam 10 Have
Feast for Soldiers
On Christmas Day

Atlanta GA Drr ~ Uneh
sam'a @alssesk " faAA Asga saasaa
= lhc aattheasfsfu Sisters say
haes the aka usas thea Thanks
gtxing ssn9sef SIS = ftshs Mstss
TN meat buf fisev hnvwu4 frNl
@en A. flssaE 1T
O. Cati4fnais DAYs fhTs - se
taalls kelna n ~ Down - :
fcpast thst Nnild rake : RuMzF
mes lase fer heeaase ~ hAAna
ifsnashs - something LIRE Il -
.afr t'se approved msena ~ had
quarters Fourth Service casn
mani reveals
kat vii shtae lighting men -
~ heuly ~ breakfast ssth thesg
wanEr eefral fresh milk hst
baeeu taAss lafiaef ssfuD
end cuffee Ana again. lsga 81
felix's eean 10 WITH shsir sunper
II rid sEacei iafkss pstsse
cakes eranbeffy sauce. hrend
hussef. srsrr cake and soeoa
That L. they can Aave that fus
supper II they're nos sana appe
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hat.

Very shasi u eaEsf g@tlga
card Is : nNNi3ss tagfasA wFen
80 knFW the answTF tp ksga "a
G@f and dessert pFuaiesns Is
WEHnERS BAKERY Mtsege vsu
can haE oefcsuu pies cske&
cpaktes and pastries fA yo1m
family There's ne need tef ysur
Sweet toaih 70 safirrl
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-18
Women Needed BY
Government To
Free Men for Army

Women are urneniIs newded r.
hfl hundreds uf army 1obs n re
ieve men ioF combat duty Lieut
Charlotte ToniA WAAc recruit
ing officer stationed 81 Head
quarters Fourth Service Con
mand. sad recently. She point
ed 0ui that unlimited numbers
can b recruited Al present from
any Iaxaltiy. kinep the authorized
Expansion II he Wuuensa Army
auxiliary Corps from Is 900 "a
i50gD00
Already n wAAc companies
are IA the feld taking ever "b~
htnd the llnes ioba. Including
AR rad warning services. all
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-18

sa@nts GO @n ssR YEA
- uH N&8 81 a Il
tuNw 80 q naef hAisraf w :
shasa Yeas naA4 ft6k
sst tk.af nssn Mas as
d sasreg f fftnf
A3nt a. kmaM ean nsss4 ~
se a nNhnS RAHarR S8nn
Af@s Punt assa @e aNaA e
s car a. fn s
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-18

sKprs Ut office wask. cssnmuna
cations uoFk e1seh A. tz9hsne
telegraph and faass operators
cooks ard bakers mattresses
Hieticiaus drivers 81 ARMY csrx
and trucks AMI many either a.
flek
II = uunan doesn't have krx
tsized training she can neeesiNe
this training n she army The
paw wale - tbe same tae
regular sfiay Nth wAACg also
|receiving their clnshine houssna
food AMI dental and medical
care Efke the w1en soldiers
To - qualiise4 fof enxolhnpnl
: wosnau must - = ciuxsn 81 the
United States htNecn he AGES
|of n and s. She must have nn
financial dependents. and II Aisr
has children under H. sae asast
prove separation from ihs1n Coz
one year she must naM the
mental aterfue6s test h0t ~ form
= anassuns ~ mhasslinE Is feqsaif
ed ami she mud pass m4 army
physical examination
Wives If service nien ere par
heuiarl. welcomed Aafhafiise9
snd wAAc Officers believe the
army wIli give he wife ubo IS
left begind some 81 ths lssslsne
Of security that was taken away
nsn her wben her husband wens
oH - 81 Aina she wsil have
ne satisfaction q knowing she
& working with him toward VIZ
terry
Eseh - the seeen sftsessterr
sistes hak tND WAAC officers
stationed II the main recruiting
and intlrtlesn center for ia.sl Ter
They N1ll SEND srpIlca
fNn blanks n anyone &rIisne
them and Information shout the
NAAC may aisa be 0btasned I'll
any regular arlFsg recruiting sta
ttou De- not write 10 WASHING
Ion
Main recruiting and Induction
sSia ii tss FosIftb ssrwsr Com
nand ere as folloMa Camp
Florida Port Mrpher
.an Georgia Fuft jackson s &
Fort BfarE y { Camp shel
p. Mississippi foFf Mcclellan
aishsHs and Fort OG3tmrpR
Georgia ahsch services Tanne1
-
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. That.

Even wtth the gasoline rstlan
lnE waking sgnt alNays the
snartesf thing b d. Of rulrze
you Rave 20 treat vnur oN-n car
like a hot house plant these
daYs BAIT Nhy moi eau . TAXI
fou VIII ave yo0F clothes when
It's bad weaiheri You vii save
time snd temper when vnu-re IN
= hurry Save fuss and effort
when yoa've bundles "a carry
Save yua e4f-tTeS-gas' Call
TAXI 491i. Moss Point
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-18
Emergency Rofion
OF Gas Issued for
Commercial Cars

Action 10 meet tbs Immediate
mileage requirement. pf fsFfner8
and either commercial usssua vr
hacic operators whose OFT err
aficates ef VA neteskiss o. mi
Isgfxtds fpF - maeh gasoline a.
fHeeahea aeeFn necessaFs iaH -
ssnttai upefsilons Nas Annuunced
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-18

Bess Toda Hettss
EEvEg SAY PAN
Keep pnshn3 tis aag
Thar sitting asa8e
Ard dreaming sn6 sirhtne
And waiting tha TOE
In ilirx earnest battle
They unix prevail
Who callv march unWafa
And newer Nv fail
With an exc ever usea
a tongue that's not danh
And a heaff that N8H never
Ta safroW ssaccumh
YuuM hSttfe and eus4uaek.
Though thousands axxaii.
How stroBg and hes mighty
Who neVer say iaIii
The spirit ~ anKeas
i acuve ] kpaW
A higher ard hiEuex
IN glory they so.
Methinks on brlghf ninionx
FfUm heaven they sail
t. cheer and encourage
Who never say fsii'
Ahead then keep rsfshinx
And eiboW xuaF wsv
Unhecdine the enviouS.
And aszaeS tha4 bray
All ak3fackNe vanish
All enemies quail
In the might 81 fhetr wisdom
wha never sly fall
In hfws early morning
In manhoadx firm pride.
Let tins BE- vnsar motto
Your footsteps 70 guide,
In STORM ard in Sunzhine
Whatever aSSail
Wen onward and Conquer
Ard never say fail
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That.

Clothes make the mAn bIf
don't forget fhat the man INSIDE
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-18

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Evening star., 1942-06-05

goodness 'u5ey tbsy ln prime ribs of bee,
Careful selection aah sDs Ds attained only by e fr
sss sss for siibtsTsy IA: Of
tenderness. ne them to fullest n nat,,n1e ume
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Harold F. Tomas. 20; Catherine r. Price,
Ernest Pilgrim. 81; Naomi ouart.rmsn. 20
John Ksranl. IS: Helen Batorynski. as.
Donald Myers. IS; Hazel I. Hughes, 10.
Horace ". Engler, 20; Dorothy @. Wesley
81.
John q. H.dekin. ~: Esther Hill. ~.
Joseph L. Barnes, 30; Ruth NJ. spitIs, IL
Shirley Flener. IS; Mable West. ~.
Warner A. Broughman, "a; Janice Muir
doch 81.
Otto Dean Kindred Jr.. IS; Jean Hayden
Is
Nicholas wooe. n: Margaret Mael.sn. 20
Delma J. Newcom, 35 Sophie 4. Au'
Assmsno. Manu,. IS; Ksn.na N. B.tho,
wfism }. Bay. s, Evelyn Cecilia Grow
ley 30
AlsnsndsT 3 KrupnOw, "a; Mildred r
Ronald A. Friend. 60 Leona Bennett. 30
Charles 8. Davis. IS; Madge Kohier, "a.
Walter Buchanan, a.: Della Verwey, 81.
Ben soklgE, 81 Mae Lou Irving. 20.
Robert =. Bergt. IS; Mary Raniak, ~.
Edwin J. oNeiii. IS Mary szabo. n.
Leroy Kruschinska. 20; Josephins Bali. is
Raymond T. o'Malley. IS; Anna N. Lotus
Edward J. cIsjkowski. al; Loretta srur.
Daniel Bond, 10; Beverly J. Armstrong
otto Heyde. 20: vsiba Dean. Is.
Herbert Koehler. 81. Amanda Elbing, -
Douglas Gladfelter. 20; Theresa Fogsrty
IS
Don Dawson. IS; Elsie Hockui. 20.
Aubrey @. Coleman. IS. Jessie p. Hall
Melvin v. Porter. az; Marin. B r.b.
81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Modern Woodmen
Meet in Battle Creek

BATTLE CREEK. June 20. -
Approximately 400 Michigan mem
bers OF the Modern Woodmen of
America Lodge were here today 10
attend state meeting of the So
ciety as a testimonial 10 their 60
year-old president. Oscar K.
Aleshire. Rock Island, III.
The program got un der way
today with public initiation cere-
mony at Carpenter Hall. followed
by a reception for officers. In
cluded in the group were Aleshire.
z. J. Billiard. Detroit, state direc-
tor. and w. f. Swan. Detroit, state
manager. The banquet this evening
is in the First Methodist Church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
BIRTHS

Boys were born to:
Constance Skibe, 540s Fourteenth.
i Rowena Smith, 5s2e Cadillac.
Nellie stoyks, litto Maxwell Van Dyke.
Helen stopeIyski. 1885 Mitchell. Ham
Marion sianic, 277ti oaNsn. East Detroit.
lvieno storhok. 1871 Glendale.
Csadis Street. 54S7 vinewood.
Ruby Sylvester. 1854 Fsirview.
Elizabeth T.dsseo 1881 Fsi Tn.
4 Maine Turner. 1883 Clinton.
Jean Unis s270 Decatur.
ivona Vandsputte 4I3s Giadvin.
Joyce vesls. 1920 Hamilton. Highland
EiiIabe,h v.nola. 1875 Tacoma.
Berntdine Wall. ASA Baglsy.
Mildred Wallace. 1913 sherman.
Margaret Brandies, 1887 Derby.
Rose Caruso. 6640 West Jefferson.
Anena Caycs. PSI East Canneld.
Anna Chianetts, 3603 Helen.
Lizzie Charles, s72l Russell,
Margaret cifsldi. Il777 West Outer drive.
Luvoh Clark s23 Belmont
Elizabeth Coates. 1898 Majestic.
Eva Corrsdo. it77t Wilfred.
Evsril costs. l57s East Nevada.
Josephine curstolo. 274l East Lafayette.
Irene DarEus. 6s7 Field.
Dsvora Disper. 1885 Prairie.
Helen Douglas, 1855 o ogelIs,ts W ,s.,,
Jessie Ester, 527l Bangor.
Justine Ewald. 1883 Harding
Geraldine Finan. 6is Temple.
Alyina Forester, l53ei sidonla, East
Est,n. fraser l243 Hayes. Hare. PARK.
Eleose Fuller 1910 Melrose.
Kathryn Gardner. 3437 Longfellow.
Dorothy GAsco. Liberty. Pontiac.
June Cas-. 3si covington drive.
Helen Gawlik., 1888 81. John
Nina Gay. 1859 West Grand boulevard.
Carolyn Gluth, IS East Charlotte. Ecorse.
iLeona Gooze. 304t Blaine.
Lily Green. 1918 Dolphin.
Frances Gruskin. 1888 Indiana.
Dorothy Henderson, 22oI Hale.
Helen Hopkins, 1880 Woodingham.
Mary Hovator. 40331 Alden drive. Belle
! Vile
Bernios Jsrvi. 1927 Anendale
Beatrice Jackson. $40 Waterloo.
Margaret LaHoud, 22sos Violet 81. Clair
Shores
Muri.i Lemke, 24s2s Colin Kelly. Center
Theresa Lindiseh. lio2 Deacon.
Jeanne MacLean. 1880 Kerchevsl.
Rose Msggi. 1900 Epvorth.
Eva Mayer. 20202 Hull.
Roetta Martin 5i06 Vermont.
May Msrshick. 1901 Dryden.
Andrea Messner. los East Savannah.
Cecilia Mchalak, 1901 wyandotts. Ham
tramck
:. Helen Miller, 1888 Provost.
Anrelma McCloskey 1880 Rad.
Eunice Neibel, 4735 Garland,
Sylvia Pailoln, 1887 Strathmoor.
Gloria Phillips. 1330s Mitchell.
j carmela Ptscecrata. 3473 Grandy.
Grace Pospeshil. 20Oe West Warren
Evelyn RAdin, 2225 West Philadelphia.
Jean Reesor, 24e Gambler. Highland Park.
Jean Reeee. 1851 Pennsylvsnia.
Gertrude Russell. I'll North Highland,
Dearborn.
Elizabeth scuIly. sal oxford road. Crosse
| Pointe.
Dorothy shand. 3i54 Third
Margaret Bodnar, 1901 Elmlrs.
Lenore Botterill. 1878 stAnsbury.
Rebecca Bordsky, 1889 Gladstone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted TO:
Dorothy Main from Perry
Estelle Dodson from Weldon.
Marion Scott from George.
Mack Flangin from Rosie.
Edwin Klopp from Opal.
Ruth Holden from Milo.
Viola Mann from Ellery.
Edward Holey from Bertha.
Henry Farhat from Florence.
Maggie Griffin from Ernest
Betty Williams from Jack.
Leslie A. Smith from Ann NJ
Marion NJ. Myers from Frederick teross
ybilD.
Elsie ssvicki from Richard.
Murry y. DeArley from Belle J.
Eva RuskiewicI from Frank
Vera stovel from Benjamin.
Bertha Novock from Frank.
Irene NJ Becker from John p
Louise Cherry Payne from Myron Francis
Anna Peters from Henry.
Florence Crawford from John
Wavs Pauline Nywall from Peter Charles
Martins Cameron from Albert.
Eugens T. Neal from Evelyn.
Dorothy est fvcrn rheodors (efoss-bilD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Special Father Day
Observance al Custer

FORT CUSTER, June 20.-Ar-
rangements have been completed
ut Fort Custer 10 facilitate the OBJ
servance of Fathers Day tomor-
row for men both inside and out
side the army. Mai. Ivan Reveal
special service officer. said that
fathers who are in the service will
be able to obtain telegraphed con-
CALCULATIONS from their families
and sons in service will have
available specially prepared army
service greetings to send to their
fathers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Calhoun Sudpes Up
ITO Tons Of Rubber

BATTLE CREEK, June 20. -
With the drive for scrap rubber
approximately completed. Calhoun
County salvage officials said today
that a goal of five pounds per
person would be reached If con-
tributions continued at the same
rate as during the first week. So
far, more than 10 tons, or an
average OF about "a pounds per
person, has been turned in. The
drive will continue through June
20 rs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Railways Add Equipment

WASHINGTON. June 20 (UP).
The Association of American
Railroads announced today that
292 new locomotives and 44,546
new freight cars were put into
service by Class 1 railroads during
the first five months of 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
DEATHS

Cashier sledziewskt. ts7i Dubois, So
Leroy Bishop. 2262 Monroe. months
May Wills Baker. II Smith. 81.
Walter +. sharmsn, 3206 Hardwood 81.
Belle Ransom, - Highland avenue. High.
land PARK s..
Nelson J. Dessert. 1884 Princeton, q.
Peter Kossivss. 50 East Willis. So
Edith Bsrrows 114o2 Yosemite. SIS.
Raymond Kapetan, 327s Leslie, 2 months
Maggie Porter Cole. SIS East Elizabeth. So
Isaac Koblin, 1878 Euclid. So
John Joseph Dougherty. s709 Morley, IS
Agnes Rose ouint 1883 Trumbull. &C..
Cleon King, 1724o Wanda, 10.
Charles LsPorte. 1857 Ithaca. 30.
Edward Poole. 3s12 Sixth, 65.
william Muzurek, 1851 Otis a.
Emma v. Murdock. so23 North MartindAle
IS
John McCants. e2a Brady. al.
Theodore Petryk. s097 Rutherford. 90.
Grace Leone Wood M15 Third, ST.
Sidney ID. Hovey, 347 East Jefferson, 81
johanna d. williams Alma, 70.
Katharine 8. Brown, e052 West Clarendon
rs
Mildred Bundy. 1920 Piedmont, 30.
Donald campton. 17156 Omirs. rs.
Dorothea Rudolph. 1851 Mark Twain, u
Esther Jane Rippon. 157ss Belden, 50.
Anna Roche. 1862 Maple. so.
John W. smith. 1855 Oakman boulevard
so.
Ann Mscsuley. 1870 collingwood. 50.
vertle Sparks, i1i42 East Warren. IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
PASSES ISSUED

Passes, which by color permit
enlisted men to be absent from the
post in periods varying from a few
hours to furlough lengths, were be-
ing issued today.
Col. George Shank pointed out
that the new orders were not de-
signed to restrict visiting of SOL
diers on the post by relatives or
friends but TO enable the army "a
Seep better check on persons en-.
tering and leaving.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Youths Vote Today
For Boy Governor
Times staff Correspondent

EAST LANSING, June 90
Robert Fraker of Saginaw and
Fred Schoebrath of Dearborn
were rival party candidates for
boy governor of Michigan as 896
Wolverine Boys State delegates
went to the polls today to elect a
slate OF city" and state" Off
Gals. Orval johnson of North
western High, Detroit, is a candi-
date for boy lieutenant governor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
S-BIRTHS-DEATHs-D
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Norman White, 20: IsobeI Brown. Il.
Willie Lewis. 10; Dorothy Langston. II.
Charles May. 80; Helen Bodo: as =,
Gilbert r. oDell. 10; Msrgie v. Robert
Milan N.nadic. 30: Lillian N. Ysisieh,
Robert Loui, Breest. ~: Mary =. o'L.sry
william p. N.whous., 10: ottn. Jacobs. 70
William Ailins Fl; MaE J.ns'' 20; "
John B. Brown. 81: H.rmins Fsuser. -
Thomas Crouch Jr.. 10: Helen L. Peele
Tony q Msnkowski. 81; Virginia Radon.
Alexander DAVE. ~; Evelyn Johnson, 81
Burton s. Wsliman Jr.. 2e: Eleanor NJ
Ksiil s. wasbey. IS: Nora W. Madsd. a..
Edward Barry Jr.. ~. Betty Jean Robson
20.
william K..i.r. 10; Mildred Graham. 10.
Clayton J. Rsmseysr, %; Doris B. Thonp'
ste h.n Pye %; Anc. Bubks, al
Joseph J. F1lak, 22i Jane p. sobsts. "a.
Donald Schultz, IL: Lila Brandenburg. n.
william A. Aubert 20; Ahee McCarty. 10.
George Ysnusks, 2s: Mary syssk, ~.
Norvel School, 20, Betty Magean, Al.
Norbert j Pawiowsk, ~, Bernieee Mel
Cen. KoiesE as: Ang.nn. strz.leryk. IS
Norman HolAppa, 81: Darlene Miller. 20.
Robert c. KaitI. ~; Mary g. Feten. IS
james H. Burns. 81; Nan L. Ingram, SO
cephas A. striplin. IS; Mary B. Tarrant
81
Alfred r Kurowski. 20; Lottie Rsdyko, Is
John Marine "a: Pearl r. Mlnistrelli, 30.
Harry p. Landowner, a.. Elizabeth Haas
IS
Erie Peterson. 10: Eleanor Anstett. 20.
Arthur Tonntng. II, Eleanor Kamp, IS.
Howard Rieman. IS; Elizabeth A. Wilson
"a
Clair. H. Carpenter Jr., 30; Elizabeth Jan,
Jones 10.
Robert B. King. 90; Kathleen Mclaughlin
81.
zysmund MatusIewski, 81. KsImiera Ma
Eanka, 80,
Samuel W. Tammings, "a; Freds Hickman
IS.
Samuel Lawyer Williams. 81; Edith WI
iiams. is
Willard K.mper. 30; Ersen Freeman. 81
August c. Buettoer. Sc: Helen Thomas
40.
Dormsn L. Rogers. 81; Luella B. Lamb
IS
Fremont swsstwine. IS; Edith Hassin, ~.
Weldin NJ. Paige, AZ. Alice p. Paige. 30.
Gordon =. Brooks 81: Betty J. Yam. IS.
Frank z. Nardoni, "a; Lucille O. silvsggi
Is.
Michael sudick, %: Helen Radwan, Il,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20

Cooking Without an Oven.
Timely Tips and Recipes for
Women Whose Cooking FacilI-
ties Are Limited Due to War
Conditions. Don't Miss This
Interesting and Instructive
Article In The Housewives Food
Almanack, That Unusual Fea-
ture In The American Weekly
With This Sundays Issue OF The
Detroit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Deatb notires

I.ECH-June le. Beatrice. beloved wife OF
Peter, dear mother Of Aarilyn. Betty
and Raymond dear sister OF Mrs. George
Eitel and Mrs. Alexander Jablonski. Funeral
Monday. from Anthony WuJek Funeral
Home. 1892 T. csnheld, al =. m, and
Sweetest Heart OF Mary Church At $50
n. m Intsrment at Greenwood Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Graft Trial Bill O. KID

A $500 bill from Carl Schwei-
kart, an attorney, for defending
six in the recent handbook graft
trial. today was approved by
county auditors. Schweikart was
court appointed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20

FORMER IS COURSE. 20 lessons, 81. so.
|. Aragon 4235 Woodward. TIE. 2-s3s3.
SUMNER special dance course. ST. so. Com
pIete Course, Private Lessons, now IS.
TREE STUDIOS 400 WOODWARD
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings in the big sunday Times Want AID
Sectionl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
CARDS PRINTED

Cards have been printed permit
ting civilian visitors to drive TO the
reception center. post hospital, the
two service clubs, field house. GENE
terry, guard houses, post and divi'
sion headquarters. post exchange
office, quartermasters office and
post prison office.
The visitor must display the card
on his windshield and must drive
directly TO the area authorized
While no penalties have been set
Np for violation, officers said visi-
Tors not conforming with the regu-
lations might be ushered from the
post.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
New Regulations
Ban Sightseeing
AT Fort Custer
Soldiers. Too. Affected
Under Restrictions Put
Into Effect Today
Ttmss stan Correspondent

FORT CUSTER. June 20
Thousands of visitors who will
come to Fort Custer tomorrow will
discover new regulations covering
their visits. while soldiers will find
their freedom of movement to and
from the post somewhat restricted.
New regulations, which went
into effect today, will eliminate
unnecessary visiting and restrict
cruising through the reservation.
Upon arrival at the gates, friends
and relatives will be required to
state names OF soldiers to be
visited and then will be authorized
to visit only the area In which the
soldier Is stationed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Lost and Found


AMERICAN beagle. brown and white tRed
Boy. Reward. Arlington oi27. 1882
Maiden.
BILI.FOLD-Between Drexel, Ksreheval.
Jefferson. Reward. Ernie, Murray ss2l !;
1921 kerehsysl.
BOSTON BULL-Blsck. white. tskippy);
license 43.444. Murray 4+ss. eH Chal-
rnsrf: reward
|CAT-Crsy white, bobtail: lost three
weeks; "Bobbis"; reward. Madison 1889.
ENGLISH sETTER-Biaok and silver
tBlackisl. Reward. Townsend e-2oez
<VS'f otii'' =.
LOsT-springer spaniel, black and white,
vicinity BEDFORD. Reward. Redford zoos
WHITE, gold link. Jewel studded bracelet /;
rings attached, June !; LIBERAL reward
Vermont SAID.
WIRE HAIRED FOX terrier. black and
white; reward; pet. Dearborn 1890.
$40 NEAR shaffer highway and Michigan
in Dearborn. Cedar ls4l. 1854 Faust.
READ Times Want Ads for pront-use
them for -esults
Trade Schools, Male, Female
AIRCRAFT RIvETIEG-wELDING
FEDERAL 1898 GRAND RIVER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Female Help Wanted

CLERK and typist With motor freight
experience preferred. Address Box 6ss2.
Detroit Times.