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Evening star., 1942-03-18
BY HELEN LOMBARD.

Washington women are appearing
In particularly gay spring suits and
giddy hats-not only at parties, but
In the streets-as If to deny that
the world is grim and at war.
Nothing could have seemed fur
ther from stress and bloodshed than
the festively dressed crowd which
strolled into Washingtons Gothic
Cathedral last Sunday to listen to
renowned foreign prelate, the Right
Rev. James Hutchison Cockburn,
Moderator of Scotland.
A sharp reminder. however. of the
world spasm which is shaking civil
ization. lies in the very difficulties
confronting that eminent gentle
mans efforts to return to his own
flock Of 1.250,000 Scotch Presbyte-
rlans. Today neither royalty nor
high churchmen. who ordinarily
outrank every other category, are
being placed by the State Depart
ment on the urgent priority list for
clipper space, known as priority No.
/. unless the individual in question
has been given a special mission
by the London Foreign Office.
Here Since February.
The impressive looking Scottish
minister has been delivering stirring
sermons in American churches
since February and it looks as If he
may be in the United States for
some months to come.
The moderator, who ranks with
the Archbishop of Canterbury. can
not be put in the classification re-
served for those on urgent military
and diplomatic missions. To the
British Embassy thesis that the
work of God has never been more
urgent, the State Department
heartily concurs.
But there is no technical justifi-
cation for placing a visiting clergy
man, no matter what his rank, in
No. l priority. AS the Scottish
moderator has neither naval nor
military status, he cannot be given
special privileges by either the Navy
or the War Department.
The British Embassy and the
State Department are trying to iron
out the delicate matter between
them and to obtain for the distin-
guished clergyman the best possible
priority in these trying times when
space on Clippers is a vital necessity
for technicians.
The adventures OF Swiss attache
and his family, who have recently
arrived in Washington. sound more
like Gullivers travels than like the
routine voyage OF diplomatic repre-
sentativeS
The little fa.silv. father. son and
grown daughter v first stopped at
the Swiss French border where they
underwent a good deal Of question:
ing and administrative red tape be-
fore their diplomatic passports were
honored
Finally Boarded Clipper.
Once in Lisbon, after crossing two
more frontiers. the Spanish and the
Evening star., 1942-03-18
Congestion on Clippers Keeps
Scottish Churchmun in u. S.
Priority TroveI Rules Make No Provisions
For Return Of Right Rev. James H. Cockbun

Portuguese, they, had to wait some
time for the coveted Clipper space.
Finally they stepped on board the
Pan American Clipper; found them
selves in the company of a curious
assortment of fellow travellers and
throught they were on their way.
The Clipper stopped at Bolama in
Portuguese East Africa for several
hours before undertaking the long
trek across the Atlantic to Natal,
Brazil. But half way across the
ocean, 1t suddenly turned around
and landed its passengers in Bolama
once more. Two days passed by snd
the travellers were still stranded in
the Portuguese East African village.
Somehow, Pan American had
managed to install Frigidaires In
the guesthouse and had organized
the bedrooms according to the best
hotel Ritz tradition. The SWISS
family was much impressed by its
first contact with American organ
ization.
The P. A. airship finally came back
and picked up the travellers who
learned that the Clipper had dumped
them in order to look for a bomber
in distress Prom then on the trip
was fairly uneventful. Natal,
Florida and eventually Washington.
Released by the Bell Syndicate, Incl
Evening star., 1942-03-18
Policemen to Dance

The annual st. Patrick,s dance Of
the Polcemen's Association of Mont
gomery County will be held Saturday
night at the Silver Spring armory.
Charles Barnes is general chairman,
assisted by j. Kelley Magee. William
S. Crawford and Paul Alexander.
Evening star., 1942-03-18
Give
Your Feet An
ICe-mint Treat
Get H,pov. Cooline Relief Foe

Get Happy, Cooling Rebel Foe
Burning Callouses Put Spring In Yo~ Step
Don't 1roan about tired. burning feet.
Don't moan about eallouses. Get busy and
give them an Ice-Mint treat. Feel the com.
fortinR. soothing coolness Of 1oe-Mint driv.
ing out fiery burning. aching tiredness.
Rub Ice-Mint over those ugly hard old cal.
louses. - directed. See how white, cream.
like Ice-Mint helps soften them up-ehass
them away. Get foot happy today tha Iea.
Mint way. Your druggist has Ics-Mint
Evening star., 1942-03-18
DR.. Crichton to Talk

DR.. Robert B. Crichton, Arlington
County school physician. will talk
on THE Pre-School Child" at a
meeting of the Arlington County
re-School Age Children's Associa-
ton at 2:30 pm. tomorrow at the
Cherrydale Health Center on Lee
highway.
Evening star., 1942-03-18
Man Accused by Girl
Is Released on Bond

William T. Moore, 30-year-old
Washington iron worker charged
with criminal assault on a 16-year-
old Washington high school student
near Oxon Hill March 3, was re-
leased yesterday on $500 bond fol-
lowing a petition for a writ of
habeas corpus before Judge Ogle
Marbury.
Mr.. Moore was represented by
Attorneys Robert w. Mccullough
and Joseph D. DiLeo. He was
ordered held for action Of the grand
Jury at a preliminary hearing
March 8.
Evening star., 1942-03-18
Age Limit Is Raised
For Volunteers

BY the Associated Press.
The War Department announced
yesterday that the age limit for
voluntary enlistment in the Army
has been raised from 36 to As
years.
Heretofore, initial enlistments
have been confined to the 1886 age
group. although re-enlistments were
accepted up to the age of IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
TECHNICAL ADVISER

From Washington comes mes
sage from Civilian Defense Direc-
tor James NJ. Lands urging for
nation of regional, state and local
committees representing the tech
nical and scientific professions 10
provide nationwide technical adj
vice and research on civilian pro-
lection problems. including an Or
ganization of intelligence units,
air raid shelter checks and a
breakdown service for public
utilities.
Here in Detroit. with the excep-
ton Of the intelligence work which
is done by the FBI and police. the
Office of Civilian Defense already
has working committees of the
sort.
There is a technical committee
on air raid shelters under direc-
ton Of Commissioner Of Engineer
ing and Public Buildings Joseph p.
Wolff which already has made sur
veys of over 200 buildings for air
raid shelter purposes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22

s-BIRTHS-DEATHS-D
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Urho r Lamp. "a Elms X waisanen 10
Paul Bonventre. 81. Gl0vanhA Aiberti, 20.
David Bessiey 40; Cassie Jones. -.
John p. Crawford, IS; Florence II. craT'
Herbsr, = Kahler. q; verna Blythe IS.
Rudolph Boehme. 81 Matilda Msko"ski
valentine Ruciak. %: Irene Psdys. 10
Isaac ii. Yoder Jr-. II. Glendors Hines
D6minick Porco. %; Frances l.. csrbons
phnp r. Peters. 30 Lots Lasster. %.
I,so ) Barber ~ Ruth Beal. 10.
Allie Hassan, 80 Annie DeMsrco 10
Robert H Alexander. 80. Margaret "
Leslie 800 O. oasiey. 81; Christina Fields IS.
Edward Homer IS: Wilma Fenske p.
Thomas Bradley. al Fay Doss II.
Dave Goodrich. So. Addie Finsley. 40
Morrison a. foung, as Emeha Nj. kfaper
Raymond Mega Is; Anna Gruden. -.
Walter Piepsney. 81 Marian Lohr, %.
stanley kiiish. IS Agatha Dickmsn. 81.
Narcisse Belanger %. Rose hurthagh. 20
Paul Il. Jukuri. %. Gertrude =. Lamp, p
John G. Perkins. Fl Betty H.ntz. II
SCION II BeuboS. as Edith~feezle
Lester DuvaIl. rs; Eleanor Williamson. -
Charles 4. Taylor, ls Marion {. McLaugh-
In. IS
JACOB LEVITT. 30: Tessie Rosenthai rs
Robert Riach. 10 wiutfred J. Davis, IS.
Leopold Martini Sc. Mary It's. SO.
william Lewis. 90 Dorothy ". Baker 20.
Stanley Gurtowsky. q. Jean Brennan, Is.
Lorne w. Northoyer, 40. Edna j. Hyud
man 81
Richard Ridley 81: Lillian Darling, 10
Jerry u. Clemento. 20. Betty J. Hutchson
p.
tfifti- - BfanAststter, 81. Isabelle Aeeipitsr
a.
Van olmstead. 81: Carolyn A Lang. 10.
Paul Barmore. y. Kathleen Wheeler is.
James Driscor 80; Margaret Harrison. -
Louis Tapavicza. 25. Ruth Curry. 20.
Roger DeNoyelles, %. Ninifred A. Mccain,
%
Frank Fnecia 2o Angela somzonetto. 10.
Adolpn schultz. So. Jessie Meisel. 50.
Davis r Ellis. 20. Minnie Freeman, Is.
Earl Grimes. - Louis Summers. II.
oscar Carlson. f6 Sarah With. 80.
LeRoy Hammons, 20; Gwendolyn Philips
James A. knight. So: Mary A. Pratt 81.
Wiibert F. Rautiola. 20 Wilma s. Lima
24
Nick c cou,oumanos. 20; Bertha Davlan
ties "a
CLIFTON stirling. 80: vernice Aiken. 81.
Oke J Anderson. ~ Ella Bernall. rs.
Vincent J NORM. 10; Betty J. Reddick IL
Edd J. Perry. 20: Juanita Watkins, II.
Gordon NJ Breese, 90; Alice J. Skiver II.
r. II Blair. 81: Hester Cassidy. SIS.
Arthur J. Ehler, 80; Dorothy Mccarren, 40
Frank Thomas Jr.. 81, Rosalind Neoulont.
%
|cIarence Arqueite. Is: Gladys Harrah. Is.
Charles X LeBeau Jr.. % Mary B. Moran,
Major Finch. 90 Matte Robinson 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
BIRTHS
GIRLS

Girls we're born 70:
Geneva Record e5ai Thisssr Dearborn
Bessie safrrsteir. 2225 Blaine
Elsie Belly. 1860 Deacon
Violet zsoke. 1882 Annchssisr road.
Lillian Okon, s2t5 Lswton-
Ruby sorrelis. I7if Seward
Margaret Burke. 1894 Garhsld, Redf0rd
Mary Megyesi. $3.50 Celsron.
Esther DeFazio. s44f Sterling
ottlie Mott. is77s Glastonbury road.
Monica Bsia. 1857 Saratoga.
Ann Martin 1882 Westbrook
Anna Marko,an. s075 VANDERBILT.
Alice Pace. 35si Barhan
Jennie Torres 543s Baldwin.
Dorothy Johnston. IS West Ferry
Alice Gagnon. 30f2 Baken. Berkley.
Mary Davis. es5 West Willis.
Mary Fraser. 1902 Winthrop
Edith Walker. 2i05 South La Sale Gardens.
Hazel YOUNG. 1881 Brady. BEDFORD Town
Elsanore Peno. 1880 Yves, Parkway
Clydia Isabel. 1852 Inksier road. Inkster
Rose DeMsreo. 9ii5 Harper.
Iris shook, 4e2 DrexeI
Audrey Kelly. 1888 Westbrook.
Mabel Olson 1920 Twelfth
Ruby Burnett, 1925 Nadine, Huntingt9h
Woods
Jeanette Jackson. ss2s John p
Gertrude Hobson. 4l22 Beaubien.
Martha Peters. sssi Copeland.
Minnie Smith. 1855 Cameron.
Aritha Parks s054 Thirtisth.
Mae Green 1868 Colfsx
Justine shanenberger. i450s Tuiler
Lorraine FTaiey, s422 Connors, Center Line.
Olga Hart. 1925 Eagle.
Mary Giomb. 1878 st. Mays.
Ruby Chapman. 1875 Humphrey. Birn-
ingham.
Frances Kizer. 1s523 Indiana.
Laura Cyr 1921 sixteenth
Kathleen Nusseh. 1881 Kehthelf.
EsteTe Fritz 1864 Webb.
Mary Forshee. 1875 Cherry. Hazel Park
Regina George. 1882 Gilchrist
Emma Firman. j573 Buffalo court.
Josephine Mosteller. i2O59 Stoepei
Nagdalene Kuhfeldt. 3702 Puford.
Mildred Lynch. $50 West EuGad.
Anne Damn. 1899 Burllngame."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
DEATHS

Alex Murawa 4T29 Joseph Campau 30
Abe Oliver sl2O Russell rs
Mary White eos Melbourne. IS.
Clara Anna Bamford. li06i College. ST.
Charles Edwin Pace. e402 CharlevoiS rs.
Ella Jordan, 225i East Lafayette. 81.
Wanda Murray. l2o67 Gallagher. Ham
Evelyn Trasre. 1878 chapel. 10.
Thomas Adams. 1890 Arndt 7.
Ann Harry 1900 Toledo. 70.
Norman Gould. 500 Gratiot. 40.
Donald Homer Hodges 1856 springle 10.
Barbara Bonkowski. 372t Bangor, -.
Homer Warren Parrish. 1883 Pearl. Fern
dale. 10
Louis n. Carroll. 1919 Junction. IS.
Josephsne o'Connen, 1892 McKlnstry. 81 4
Aaron Arkalian. 1891 East Lafayette so.
Frank Chrzanowski. 1871 stotter. IS.
Robert Spencer Waltz, 6el2 Stone, Algonac.
Mildred zo.nner. 2sl2o Neal. Rosevne.
Frank c. Eiso. 1920 Manning. So
Laurence w. Trolnger, lis2i wsshburn,
Al
Helen Noyes. $50 Marston. IL.
Wilhemia spybrook. s731 Beaman So.
William Trenchemontagne. 43e smith so.
Rosalie J. Jasaueloot. 1881 Guilford So
John r. Erickson, ESQ Colorado. Highland
Park. SIS.
John s. claus. 1884 Elmhurs,'si
Victor stelmhszezuk. 1922 East MeNichols.
81
Catherine Korienski 1906 Concord. 70.
Altha Anderson. s32 Division. IS.
Paul Cienanth. Rochester. y. Y. IS.
Emile DeProsse. 1872 Garland. "a
Julia Henderson, 621s lroquois. rs
Bert Eugene Sitlington. i43f5 East Can
field. 81
Otto Edward Nsgei. 1887 Young. II.
Amy Triphsgen. 2s1l Lenox, So
Kirstine Christensen, 1888 Indiana, a.
Carl Albert Weddige 3f6l7 Michigan.
Wayne. Mich SO
Emil e Hopp. 1885 Hickory. so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
DIVORCES
,ivnrces wers rranfed .

Divorces were granted
Carolyn VnleM0nte from Forrest p.
Hattie ruiey from william n
Dorothy V Stoner from Charles r.
Signe +. Nelson from Harold S
Frances Hovorka from Joseph r.
Emma Carr from Robert J.
Dean Sheriff from Ethel
Paul DammN from Geraldine
Matilda schabel from John Elmer.
Cecil c, Lyell from Hazel +,
Martha Erolo from steve
Andy Leo from Catherine.
kinnard Walker from Winnie
Helen 8. Dennany from Ralph
Mary Dosak from John.
Jack Allen from Hazel
Beatrice a. WATERPROOF from Peter ".
Thelma Wesley from George
Dewitt Blocker from Fannie
Msude Duke from Coral W.
Joseph Caporale from Rose
Katherine HsEgsrd from George.
Chester Rivard from Lorraine.
Emma Casteel from Coda.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
Home Defense Notes:
Home Defense Notes:
fDetroiters Give
1851 Tons Of
Salvage Metal {
By KEN HALL

Chairman Edwin j. Anderson of
the Wayne County salvage COM
mittee reports that during July
Detroters gathered 6S.571 tons Of
metal. 4.5l0 tons of rubber, 1873
tons of rags, 1851 tons OF paper
and 500 pounds of fats.
Next Saturday the first collec-
tion of tin cans is slated, and il is
believed Detroit will make a good
showing in this defining cam
paign which now has been under
way about six weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
Deatb notices

sTEkENsOS-Carrie, beloved wife of the
late Henry mother OF Mrs. William OFT
Mrs Henry Robe6k and Henry Stevenson .
also survived by three grandchildren ana
two great grandchildren services from
sehmalrriedt Sons Chapei. 1888 Michigan.
at p. m.
dear son OF Rose zywo,
dear brother OF Chester and Cecilia.
funeral from 302T Goodsou Monday morn
Ing Al s. 40 and 10 81. Floreans Church al
70 a m Inierment. Nj. Olivett
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22

Richards states that IL a request
comes from Washington he will
organize an intelligence unit
as well.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
UTILITIES GROUP

The public utilities group of the
OCD is supervised by Chairman
Lawrence p. Lenhardt of the city
department of water supply, who
has made. surveys of all public
utilities and is providing means 10
combat breakage in service due 10
air raids.
Associate Co-ordinator Glenn c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22

Richards states that IL request
comes from Washington he will
Organize an intelligence unit
as well.
Four sessions of the Gas Off
GERS Institute are scheduled this
week. Tuesday evening i'm the
Rackham Memorial Building DR.
Bruce III. Douglas will be in charge
and the subject will he "Toxicol-
ogy and Decentralization of Per-
sonnet" Thursday the subject will
be gas sampling, analysis and
identification"
There also will be two sessions
Saturday. one in the morning from
I10:45 TO 1215 o'clock and in the
afternoon from 100 10 $50
O'Clock. Representatives from IS
Michigan key cities and other
cities in the Sixth Service area
will be on hand for the sessions on
August %. % and 30.
The salvage drive in this county
is being greatly aided by the car
donated beverage industry led by
w. r. Bernard of the Coca-Coia
Bottling Company. f. A. Wegener
of the Michigan Bottlers' Associ-
alton and James Verpor OF the
Vernon Ginger Ale Company. They
have organized their drivers for
the collection OF rubber and scrap
metal under the Wayne County
Defense Councils salvage commit
tee and reports are 10 the effect
that the collections by the 400
drivers participating in Wayne
County are increasing daily.
Seventy-five zone and sector
>wardens of Area No IL will be
presented with their helmets and
tickets TO the army-navy benefit
baseball game between the Tigers
and the, St. Louis Browns al
Briggs Stadium next Sunday. The
wardens WIN go TO the game en-
masse. with their white helmets
on. led by Area Warden Barney
ChamskI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
Funeral Directors
Fred G.. Marshall Sons. Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
1892 T. JEFFERSON FITZROY 2i7s-7s
Lost and Found

BILLFoED LOsT-Keep money. return pa
pers. &. Maxwell. Telephone Temple
l-5e2s.
BLACK-Letter folder containing citizen
ship papers. Morris BorOyitz. Trinity
1887. (Reward
HUNTING poo DISAPPEARED from 1921
Hoover road. white with brown sPots
reward Call Pingree 1857.
LEATHER air force Identification case
containing citizenship papers. driver .
license. reward ". Mccain. $40 West
Euclid. TWinbrook i-7200.
LOST B-aVn rain purse. containing money
and check 'Fenken-Southheld DtstricU
Reward. RE. 0isi.
LOST overland bicycle tblack-white
Woodward. near Forest, 1912 Crosse
Poinie license: Reward, no questiops asked
II returned 10 Service Engraving Company,
SIS West Garfield
LosT-Eye glasses In blue case at East
wood Park. Wednesday night, reward.
Madison 1889.
LOST estfield wrist watch vicinity
Gratiot Parker. Van Dyke, Reward.
owe 6q73
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
GAS DEALERS HELP

Automobile. gasoline and tire
dealers have volunteered 10 estab-
lish hundreds of scrap depots in
Wayne County. They will set up
scrap receptacles In their outlets
10 aid the campaign as have the
carbonated beverage industry.
Heading the list will be Elmer
Ledbetter Of the Wayne OH Com
pany. Jack Rose of Louis Rose,
Inc, and James Bright OF James
Bright e. Sons. With ahis arrange
ment Detroiters will not have far
10 go to deposit their scrap in
official collection depots.
Anderson urges every one 10
scour around for old metals such
as old irons, keys, lawn mowers,
rake heads and anything else that
can be used for the making Of war
weapons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22

MEN 10 sell on trains must be single and
have cash bond OF $40: commission basis.
Apply Union News Co. office. No. )
Michigan Central Station
MEN for general plant work Apply Fair
mont Creamery Company. sos East
Milwaukee.
NIGHT COOK wanted: good wages Apply
Majestic Restaurant, 1908 Conant. at
T-Mile
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
WANTED
Situations Wanfed-Moie

Good references
Large apartment. Handy with tools
Cherry 7i17
INTERESTED locating Detroit, in person
mel or supervisory work, familiar latest
techniques. age 81. active, aggressive. Ad-
dress Personnel. 1921 College avenue. In
danapolis. Ind
WALL CLEANER Experienced, Al Reli-
able. reasonable Telephone Temple
i-425T Call Bradley"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
BIRTHS

BOYS
BOYS we're born TO:
Lillian McGtllivary. 1900 Princeton.
Virginia Bologna, 1924 Frankfort.
Marion Kellar. las Temple.
Catherine Coppois, 2Tt0 Elmwood.
Lois Andersen, $500 Missouri
Margare, Nina. PITTS Hayes East Detroit.
Loretta Huniosky. i2o37 Dysr, Hamtramck,
Catherine Madsen. $3.50 Athens.
Rose Izzo. 3tN Crandy.
Tfne galgnt. 1921 Hudson
Gisele Field. si4i Wabash.
Easmirs Brckmsn, s3l2 May.
Jeanne DIzzo $50 Emerson
Josephine Grech. 1884 Basley.
Ottice Austin. 705 Townsend
Dorothy Thompson, 299s West Hancock.
Betty Wtttenberg. 900. Cortland.
Ruth Gudenau. 1901 Nilfred.
Helen McFsul, 1887 stanbury.
Catherine Mowst, sol North Elizabeth.
Theresa wyrybkowski. s4oi Piqustts.
Elizabeth Hill. 1885 Inverness.
Rose Baksha 1901 Winthrop.
Alfreds Konin 1857 Shields
Daphne Chambers. $50 Fort Dearborn
Dearborn.
Anna cisvon. s4os Twenty eighth.
Dorothy Devine, s223 Merrll.
Lula Asquith 2s3s Hogarth
LINE Betten., 1883 Twelfth, highland
Arvoughn Russell. 2Ii Theodore.
Mildred burnett 2540 Hastings.
Laura Govan, $685. Stanley.
ADELAIDE Brosawski. 357f Kan,er.
Virginia Meredith 62s East Ferry.
Jean Musxynski 1850 Reuter-. Dearborn.
Irene Wheeler. 4slt Burlingams.
Genevieve Cody. 30s2 sixteenth.
Eleanor Blachura, 1888 Domino.
Ruth Easter, 1884 Trinity.
Irene vanDuser. 1853 Lsmphers'
Ann Menard-- l2l00 Xark-
Ruth Winters 2Ts7 Vermont
Cecilia Mielcarek. 2i25 Dslzele
Rosales Blanchard, 337 West Cambourne.
Fendale.
Kathryn Bunyercher. s7i2 kncdell.
Vera Muthleb. 434 King street.
Helen Leli,o. 1888 Lillian, Center Line,
Jessie Mayday 1855 Ashton.
Martha sihvonen. 5l43 orchard. Dearborn.
Dora smith. sO47 Hamilton.
Irene simmons. 1905 Taeoms.
Margaret Thompson, 1909 Birwood.
Irene stephens 1880 Wildemere
Cecilia Florkowski. 1871 vinewood.
stephania Burch. 1887 Ewers.
Rose Walker. 1910 Louise.
Josephine sullivan, ilsis PresI
Doreen orders, 14O4 Pilgrim.
Hazel Boley. 1911 Nardn.
Cecilia SIinger, 1885 Porter.
Marjorie Bali. 2s7f1 selkirk. Berkeley.
Helen stalker 1880 Turner.
Gloria Williams. 1854 Giddings road. Mil
oenevi.vs Dresden. 1923 East Grand bou-
France Hsnkle. 1885 Marlowe
Marie spelieh. 295 Louise, Highland Park.
Beatrice Bradley. 1850 East Ferry.
Mary McGillis. 2i00 Woodmere
Elizabeth Horn. 9iiS Henley place.
Helen 10th. 1854 Woodmere.
Edith Gaunt. 1882 Braie.
Eleanor Denote. 1905 Common road.
Roseville.
Marguerite Lsrmour, 1870 centrslis. Red
ford Township.
GIRLS
Girls were born TO.
Vera Zundel. 1880 East Jefferson.
Lima Laurino, 9i53 Vinton.
Catherine Birk. 200e Anita. Crosse Pointe.
Beatrice Dr1mmonds $3.50 Hart.
Muriel Coles ei53 Boleyn.
Harriet Sargent. 1924 Walnut, Inkstery
RoEeli Covington, 3771 Eleventh, Ecorse.
Sophia Finkel. 1855 Waveriy.
Helen Levy. 1850 Indiana
Virginia Rodgers. as West Maplehurst
Ferndale,
Helen Cslcsna. 1852 Grandvine.
Helen Nincler, 1898 Eureka, Wysndotte
Martins Lau. itTz0 Liberal.
Frances sheridan. 577i Coplin.
Donna Drave. 142 Lincoln. Pontiac.
Bsrnice Chinneck. 500 KinEley, Dearborn.
Edythe Antonian. 1919 Twenty-ffth.
Ann TWArdowski. si5e Dubsy.
Dorothy Pauch 1882 Asbury PARK.
Wsnds Tomaszewski, 1889 Gable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
Trade Schoois-Female


SHORT TERN courses for war worker
1874 Woodward. TO. $3.50.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-22
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