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Evening star., 1943-11-22
Symphony Concert Is Triumph;
MilStein Receives Ovation

Toccata' was given its first local
performance yesterday and dis
closed q composer Of original ideas
both in thematic material and its
treatment There is a neatness
about Reads writing, that, in spite
OF climaxes Of imposing character,
gives certain coldness to his style.
The work Is clever, concise and well
built but without great appeal. This
was emphasized moreover by its
place on the program between the
Brahms Concerto" and the Entr'-
acte from Moussorgsky's "Khovant-
selma" with its gorgeousness OF
sound, its deep-toned bells and its
lavish splendor. This latter work
together with Respighis THE Pines
Of Rome" both showing the or
chestra to the best advantage,
brought two encores from Soviet
Russia; DR.. Kindler's orchestral ar
rangementa Of Calvary OF the
Steppes" by Knipper and my Mos
COW" by Pocrass.
Evening star., 1943-11-22

tAlCu w AL SAluSly lllGO tflC QlAu . EN
these days. The Inocent Voyage"
Hughes novel, "A High Wind in
Jamaica" is Just the mild-humored
vehicle that would be perfect for
bringing Oscar Homolka back to
Broadway. It is tucked neatly into
the Belasco Theater on Forty fourth
street, least of Broadway, and that
is where Washingtor1ians will have
to see 1t, or else. There are six chill
dren in the cast and the Districts s
child labor laws being what they are
about even one child, 1t is six times
as impossible that this play ever will
reach there. UNLESS, of course, as
the theater always hopes, Congress
will relax the legislation as 1t applies
to the National.)
As the principal character in "The
Innocent Voyage" Mr.. Homolka i'm
personates one of the seasons most
beguiling rogues, a mild, philosophic
character who has drifted into piracy
in the Caribbean. In his code of
morals, piracy is not a condemnable
profession. Moreover, he ornaments
1t with a certain imaginativeness
that makes 1t vastly amusing. There
is much more subtlety than violence
in his methods, one of the more
arresting tricks being the use of
female garb on his boarding crews.
A bright yellow parasol and a huge
feather fan turn out to be mucn
more effective in stopping a passing
bark than shot across the bow. 1t
also gives buccaneering chic and
Evening star., 1943-11-22
They Refused Jimmy
His Use of a Rug
BY the Associated Press,

HOLLYWOOD.
Most comics want to play Hamlet
Many baldheaded men sigh for
copius. curly hair. Women usually
want to be taller or shorter or
thinner or fatter than they are.
Jimmy Gleason, baldheaded
Hollywood institution, couldn't wear
toupee socially without consider
able ribbing, but he longs to wear one
IN a film. just because-no other
reason. Jimmy has been CARRYING
around a new unused SIS toupee, or
rug, as they call it in the studios,
for six months, eager to get before
a camera with it.
Recently Gleason took his hirsute
treasure to Al Hall, directing Cary
Grant in Curly" and asked him If
he could wear it in his role. He gave
such a convincing talk that Hall
said ok. Jimmy. Well try it,"
Gleason blissfully patted the dome
doiley in place, walked into camera
range for his scene with Grant. The
camera man took look through the
finder. and called Hall aside. There
was a bit Of whispering, then Hall
said. Sorry. Jimmy, it makes you
look like Harpo Marx"
Anybody want to buy a rug?
Evening star., 1943-11-22
Where and When
Current Theoter Attroctio
and Time Of Showing

Stage.
National-"Uncle Harry" with LIE
Gallienne and Schildkraut: Tonight
at $3.50.
Screen.
Capitol - Top Man." Donald
O'Connor as he: 10:45 am. 1885,
4:2S. tbs and 10 pm. Stage shows:
l2:35, 3:25, Sis and e:05 pm.
Columbia-"Johnny Come Lately. /"
Jimmy Cagney in a past era: II :05
am, lilo, 3:l5. $40, 7:3o and s:35
pm.
Earle-"Princess ORourke," roy
atty meets commoner: 1l:10 am.
l:55, 4:4o, 1927 and 1913 pm. Stage
shows: Ill, 1857, 6:43 and $50 pm.
Keith's-'"The North Star,".a Rus
sian town fights back: 1880 am,
l:35. 3:35, $40, 7:45 and 9:45 pm.
Little-"Jeannie," introducing a
f1ne actress: IL am, 1880, 2:35.
40. sos, 7:50 and $50 pm.
Metropolitan-"Let Face It." Bob
Hope in the musical: 1880 a. m, 1:35
3:35. 5:35, TAO and 9:40 pm.
Palace-"Claudia." the Broadway
lass: 1o:45 am. 1888. sos, $40,
7:30 and 9:45 pm.
Pix-"Amazing Adventure" with
Cary Grant: 800, $40, 8 and 10 40
pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts: !:
CONTINUOUS from 10 am.
Evening star., 1943-11-22
a charm that they never have had

a charm that they never have had
before.
Novel as is this note, the real
imaginativeness of "The Innocent
Voyage" lies in the introduction of
six children as passengers aboard
the pirate craft. They get there
quite by mistake, grievous mistake
and one that is destined to be as
fatal as 1t Is funny. It works out
just that way and as merrily and
Whimsically as any one could wish.
Whatever you might think would
be the reaction of children to find
Ing themselves a pirates captives.
the Messrs. Hughes and Osborn
have quite different notion. Their
children love the idea. They pro-
coed not only to take over the boat,
but win the affections of the old
captain and his first mate so COM
pletely that they are willing to
see their lucrative business shot to
perdition.
The process Of disintegration
aboard the John Dobson is gener-
ally a larkish affair, but it is not
without its moments OF high drama.
There is superlative comedy in
watching the gruff old captain dis
solving under the spell of Emily,
an sffectionate 1l-year-old who is
blessed with more wisdom and hon.
or than you are likely to associate
with those presumably tender years.
There is stark tragedy, on the other
hand, in the death of a Swedish
captain who has been taken prisoner
on the Dobson, and in Emily's pc
riodic wrestling with moral values
and loyalty there is the stuff of
drama a bit beyond the ordinary.
X X y
The amiable fantasy of the first
two acts OF The Innocent Voyage"
turns to something deeper in a third
act in which the pirate captain and
mate come to trial for their mis-
demeanors, with Emily as the chief
witness against them. This is the
plays most moving moment and the
in which little Abbey Bo-
mime turns loose dramatic dis
Evening star., 1943-11-22
Wired for Accuracy

Don't believe all those knife
throwing feats you see in the
movies. Whenever the villain hurls
a stiletto that sticks in a tree only
an inch from the Aero's nose, the
trick usually is done by soldering
tiny metal eyelets on the back OF
the blade and handle, then letting
the knife hurtle down a sharply
inclined invisible wire fastened to
the tree.
Evening star., 1943-11-22
Guild Finds a Gentle Comedy
In The Innocent Voyage
BY JAY CARMODY,
Drama Editor Of The Star,


HNs gentle touching little drama Theae
Guild has that also in stock comparison pectacuarity
oklahoma and the majesty Otelo" Offering Inno
Voyage" merely simple which seems des
tined guilds
these days M Richard
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Death aotires

RAFFERTY-George. husband ~ Margaret,
father OF Mrs Robert Magic, Mrs.
James Morgan, Arthur, Mrs. John Essler.
Mrs RAYMOND Cast and George: also
survived By five grandchildren and one
brother. John Rafferty, OF Chicago. Funeral
service from residence, 1870 Kenmore.
Wednesday A. $50 a. m, and ST. Soho
lastioa Church al 3 a. m.
sNARSkI-John. February 8. beloved nus
band OF the late Sophia. dear father Of
Mrs Wanda Jarzembowski. Albin, NOrber,
and Delphine Snarsk Funeral from resi-
dence 1868 Mitchell corner Harper, Thurs
day at 80 a. m, 20 81. Stanislaus Church
At a. m. lnterment IN Mt Olivet
NEIIS-Feb :, Frank b.. beloved huH-
band Of Betty. dear father OF Clarence,
George Harry, DR. Fred. Albert Bardill.
Mrs Francis Maucr. Mrs. Pauline schultz
Mrs. Christine Lohmann and Mrs Betty
Williams Funeral from Verheyden's Funera
Home 1890 Mack a. outer Drive. Thurs
day A. 9i5 and 10 ST. Dsvids Church
al ~ 90.
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BIRTHS

- BOYS
Bows were born to-
Frraa Eeys. 1885 Coram.
Olga Ryan. lSis5 Steel.
Bertha Hubner 90 Louisiana
Dorothy Garcia. posi- Clarkdals.
GIRLS
Girls were born 10:
Evelyn Love. 1850 Fairv,ew Cwinsl.
Anna DoWney. 1905 Livernois (twinsI.
Mary shsmy 1909 Wyoming. Dearborn.
Donna Strunk, $500 Lane.
Pauline Grice, $50 Clark.
June Rses. 1882 Terry.
IvelVs HICKS. 3075 DIX, Lincoln Park.
Evelyn Klaus, 1914 Bangor
Cleo Braconnicr 1876 LedyArd
Ada schwab. $50 West Garfield.
Mary Allen. 1863 Pasadena, Highland Park.
IJAcqueline shannon, 2il West Margaret.
Mare Mlodzik 27s2 Roulo, Dearborn.
joyce Marshall. 1907 West Philadelphia.
Belle LeBost 37i1 collingwood.
Mary Cupoio, 1898 JOS Campau.
Isylvis Heidemsn, 1897 Linwood
Ada Dravsling. 5000 Helen.
Roberta Richards, 1850 Ferguson
Dorothy WaafA, 20l5i Sheffield.
Barbara Pink. if4s5 RosSini
Owena Ciaramitaro. 1903 LiiibridEe.
sophie linda. 1863 PtquFtte
Mary Leeman, 2ieO9 Grand Lake, St. Clair
Jeanne smts. 5i2o Garland
: EUupte Puttis, SUES Fourteenth.
Gertrude Nelson. 22O0s Grand Lake, st
clair Shores
Violet Schultz. 55ss Maryland.
Augusta Collins. s2ti Whtcomb.
Luells schuur. s7e Washington road, Grosse
| Pointe
Rose smith. Venice Beach. Nj, Clemens
Dolores RaEza, S2l Pasadena, Highland
J Billie Elliot, sos5 Chalmers Van Dyke.
Winifred Gallagher, $3.50 Williamson. Dear
born
ADELAIDE Addy. 1889 Harvard road. Crosse
Jean Green. eo'2 Jim DAILY road. Garden
City.
sernsdine Mitchell. 500 LaPrsirle. Fsrndale
Cclestiue OndrEek. 5073 Fischer
Leyena Scepanskl. 85l Emerson.
Marie Pionkry. iti7 Helen.
Charlotte Ludwig. 1922 Coram.
RDby Draper. 200 Continental ttwin).
Grace Gnles. ASA Lakepolnte.
Mune Murphy 537 Liihbridgs.
Harriet Niculs. 1902 Stout.
Joseph Scsndarit1, 3225 Concord.
Loretta Adams. SAB Kitchener
B4aiF4e-- p-sft+=-42i H- Ht1rub0t4t.
Heien Mclean. AZ Charlotte
Prudence swanson. 1891 Ardmore.
filzaSeth Mnrley, 1881 Fast Forest.
Martha Howe. 225 Pair street. Plymouth
Louise Crnkoyich. iS0j5 Forest, Detroit.
Virginia KulsWski. 1851 East Ferry.
Ahcc Crisier. ii2 Seward
Mildred Knost STlO WHyburn.
May Jordan, lbkZ7 hHckay.
Helen GrossmAn, 1922 Nine Mile, East
Detroit.
Bernics Zahrfeld. 334i Medbury.
Margaret pcsso, Ssfl Winfield.
rsllA Kapaiia. 1850 Trumbu.
Mary HirEsi, 1894 Maryland
Gsuevieve KAMA, 1899 Mitchell.
Constance BAeca. 1924 Dane
Esther krups $3.50 Genessee
Marion Fuhrman. 1888 Bradford.
Harriet Ethiaf j6sT Seminole,
Maria DiMegiio. i72i4 Charest.
Virginia PtpOck, fi44 Thrteth.
Louise Alberis. 1880 NorihiAvn-
Ellen Mswby, il2s Brsinard.
Rose TatA. 1915 Scharfer highway.
Mary stAdnik 3s12 Roosevelt, Dearborn
AnEeline eliza. ssss Floyd.
Irene Choke. 5015 Dubois.
Ida Mae Irwin 1888 Gallagher.
Olga johnson. 1921 Radnor.
Kathryn Bufkholder, 2s635 Hanover, Ink
EteT
Elsie Upton, 2siis Plum. InkSter.
Marie Miller. 1882 Robins.
Esther mclean. 1923 warrington drive.
Audrey Welmeir,er, 1i75 Hibbard.
Priscilla Bryant. 9i3 Alter.
virginia Malmberg. se25 East Jefferson.
Marcia KAtz. 1905 Ward.
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DEATHS

PhNip Fritz. 26O5 sturtevan,. IS.
Eleanor Douglas. i443t Longacre, ~.
Howard Lee West, 1900 Robson, 40.
Harvey Gillespie, i2714 Hsrtwell. 90.
George Kittelberger $50 Lakewood, -.
Edith Myrtle AcCraeken, 1862 Montrose
10
Felicia Kalbsrczyk, 1874 spariing, IL.
Joseph Mazur. 1929 Garvin. So.
Leo W Hogan. 3437 National. 81.
Frank Laskey, 1850 Southheld. u.
Marshall schope. 100 Mcclellan, As.
james Casey. 1882 Little6eld. Il.
Theresa Kral. s5t7 Elmira. So
John {. Kernahan, 1929 Plymouth road
SIS
Marguerite Norman. s2i West Euclid. 35
samuel u Berry. 1851 Vicksburg. ST.
Mary Lesiak. 1883 Horton, 81.
wyatt Bryant. 4is0 Brush. 50
Edward Fielder, 5l44 East McNichols road
IS.
Nicholas Yonkals, Receiving Hospital. ~
Daniel Bolshano. 1874 East Woodbridge, so.
Rafael villa Garcia, $40 Abbott IS.
Ferdinand Duran, i2s Rivard. 90.
Donald Hall, 29i1 Brooklyn, as.
John Kowaiski, $3.50 Dubois. %,
Joseph Bennett. 1911 East jefferson. 90.
Peter Weaken, e03 Farmer, so.
Wilhelmina schmsltz' sos vinton, ST.
Michael Dowd, 5O55 Eilltbridge. so,
Phillip Roberts. $50 Lawton, ~.
Emily Clowers, 37ss Milford so.
Jiovanna Carotta, 51s1 French road 90,
Susan Schneider. i4Os Mcclellan. IS,
Henry Powell. s733 Cardoni. 81.
Eyston Brooks, 67e Illinois. q.
Joseph Paloski, 3sT9 Twenty eighth, 10.
Harry Hook. 1878 Garland, So.
Fred p. Child. sos Webb. rs
Everett NJ. Adams. $685. Dumbarton road,
81
Lydia y. Cole, 16574 Avon. as.
Henry George Schubert, 6522 Sixteenth, ST.
Irene steinberg, 2o2o Tuxedo, So.
Goidie Grant 2214 Newton, 50.
veneshns Washington, 1895 East Lafayette.
1 month.
Homer Francis McClung. sal Burlingame.
90
Anna ovchinnikon, 1904 Junction, 81.
Mary Demesy, 43ft Toledo, al.
Isabella II. Wallace 1920 Lindsey. 80.
Helen E. Coleman, 377t Pingree, 40.
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DEATHS

Merl IT Dorworth. 1888 Spokane So.
Louisa Farweli. 1862 Hogarth, IS.
Ralph M Flint, 1886 Hudson. ~.
Eugene Madison CUP 1851 Marowe. i3.
William ID. Ingram. 210i Scotch. As.
Adell Mason 7O9 Hardwood. So
Eleanore Patterson, 1893 Twenty third. 81,
Catherine Gretz. 1905 Rutland IS.
Mary Elizabeth Tauriainen, 1904 lvanhoe
81.
Thomas jackson. 1912 Hastings, a..
Hazen LoSey. Herman KiefeT. ~. r
Victoria Pruchniewski. 35Is r. Palmer, As
Amanda Harris. 675 Theodore y
Frances Kemp MeDougall, 1885 W. Chi,
cago. e.
George Forsyth. 1903 Delaware. rs.
Laura Somes 1850 Audubon. A..
Ingrid HolngrSn. S3s North Solvay so
John " McHaney. 1911 Middlesex road
Dearborn. Sc.
Marie Powell. s43 Conner. a.
Raymond Bresso. 2i30 Mac0mb, ~
Calmeal Warren. 1902 FarnsVorth, ~.
Bessie Alexander, i27 Henry. 65
Helen Smyk 3i44 FarnswOrth. p
Anna VanWaey 20267 Mccormick
50.
Joseph ". schmid. 1876 Fnbert IS.
Marie Catarinchuc. 127ss August 40.
Carrie Todd, 1891 Seymour. so.
Anthony Kutzel, 1902 Justine, 50.
Jan Baran. 1898 Roosevelt. S.
Clarence Hyde. Oils W Lafayette, ~.
Samuel s. Mckee, 2o29 Cornell. Dear
born, IS.
Leslie Bodnar. 768 Lewerenz. ~.
William u. Clark SOC Piper 81.
Mike Czuly. 65s Michigan. So
Cazemer Majcherek. 7s43 Concord. ~.
Eliza Bell VanPoperin 1861 Third 81.
John G. Clemens. 1882 Kiibourn. S.
Bertha KiahB, 80 Puritan. Highland Park
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Lost and Found

BLACK and tan Airedae and Collie
Nike" teeth very bad, quite deaf
wearing harness 1890 license 5ilO2. vicin-
ty Puritan, NDrmandie. last seen near
six-Mile road: reward. University 2-o339.
BOSTON bull terrier, one blue eye, one
brown eye; reward. olive 056s.
BRINDLE male Boston bull. Holden, 9Th
name "sparky"; reward. Trinity l-306s.
BROWN billfold containing birth certificate,
draft card, money; reward. Please cal
Joe, HOgarth 1910.
LADY's cameo. .3-cornered ring lost; vicin-
ity Woodward Ave, Blvd. Fisher Bldg,
or theater; reward Royal Oak 064sR.
LADY's Bulova wrist watch, lost. vicinity
Alexandrne Rivard Russell; keepsake
reward. Temple 1865.
lLosT-Male collie or shepard with Whit
ring around neck, white feet face anC
chest. rest black 500 reward Mrs. l.. =
shipiey 1851 stephens Drive. East Detroit
Rosevile 2732-W.
Lost Rlue-ErAy fax raaH.-iH Kresge.S
| on Woodward; contains money. Reward
Wayne 1909.
MANS open-face watch Waltham: initiated
&C q. X" Keepsake. Reward. Airing
ton 47e3.
| PACKAGE containing money. checks
money needed 20 pay mortgage; vicinity
Mack Warren -Grattot. Reward. ". Kline
Tuxedo 2-s623.
REWARD for return 81 unfinished oak
wooden cover: lower rim Of ornamental
wrought IRON top representing q full moon.
p. o. Box 32i, Dearborn, Mich. Dearborn
lOs27.
SMALL brown male dog, bulldog head,
vicinity Campbell, Lafayette; reward
Vlnewood 1-Ois6.
WHEELBARRow lost: good reward viii
also pay IS To any person giving IN
formation where II can be found. Mistele
Coal Co, Plaza 1904.
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Male Help Wanted

a BANK planning an expansion program
has several openings for alert intelligent
are permanent positions which will not be
affected by changing conditions. Good
starting salary group Insurance. and retire
ment plan excellent working conditions
with Substantial future Experience in
banking financing or sales desirable hui
not essential. Telephone Cadillac $500 fog
appointment
THE MICHIGAN BANK
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Norman shorr, Is: Pearl V. Cable q.
Edward KruHhell, So Bertha Metro, 81.
Oliver W Taylor "a Mary Ruth Taylor
OTIS winoughby. 81; viola l. Bros,. IS
Frederick J. Comfort. 30. Gertrude Sep,
Albert /. Trudgson. Is; cereerina NJ
Elylro III Laura. 90; kathryn westDrook
John ylscoms. IS. Margaret MAianovlch.
George II Bindrim. 30; Frances B. Cold
Joseph Bahor, AZ Mary Rlobuchar. -
Warner A. Churchill, So, Anna Moulton
John KAMA. Is. Emily zakrzswska. 30.
Ralph R. Weiss. ~ Geneyieye l. cissla
Martin Thomas. 81; Lula Gibbs. IT.
Joseph X. Adams, "a: Louise Beyne, IS
Joe Dodd. 80 Ethel Major, 80.
Walter Fishman. "a Betty Blina Cohen. q.
James Ruiiedge. IS. Betty Jane Bfowder
George H. Rhodes. 2s; Frances d. Finch
Gustav Weiss. "a; wilma W. Ha~snrik.
Ballard SANE. q Ernestihe Harris. y.
John p. cusnman, %. Patricia Carpenter
Jesse Yeo. So Ruth Canary. 4s.
John Reyst. II; Winfred Arnold, is.
Russell y. Brown. 30 Minnie Low Beismy,
Melvin p. Holland. Is. Alice z. Hamilton,
Karis F. Kline. 80; Llman Loewen. q.
III ara Zupe+as, az Is-sa s4A!HR- Rnlak-- ~
John CF'srhss, 80. Ernestine V. Carter,
James d. Johnston. %: Nan Robertson. %.
Robert Allen. % Marjorie Hart ~.
Donald Hayes, %. Gloris Allan. 20.
Theodore Ross, -: Ella Mae Kngore. 20.
oscar johnson 81 6rruiitnr SsrkE "a
Mont A. DuSsesu. 81. Pauline Rsyment, %
Arpad Eick. a.. Emilis FarkAs, ~
Harold r. Burr. p. Betty De LsNey. ~
sivio Cancro 80 Julia 7 Irving. 36.
Roy Peterson. %; Josephine Mielle %.
Dougsl Cartiedge, 20. Joanna y. Hardness,
Patrick LAFrs,s. ~: Catherine DePs,rO,
Rsy wlo.n d. winkler %. Marguerite
William W Lutz p. Eunice Gutrie. ~
Raymond Solomon, 10. JuAnits Mcqueen.
Glenn p. jacobson. %: Ruth Koskela. p.
Abraham W. Braman, 4f, Irene schutzer.
william Braesy. 20: Mabel c. stanton. 70.
Walter MsrkoWski. Is, Frances Harper, 81.
hex Elder MaFsnan. 20, Aarilyn N. Ste
Ralph sprow. 81; Louise Dodson. 30.
William Dallas. u, Lillian Demopouios. -.
Norman thinner. ~ Louise Hoffman %.
Clinton r. Lee, 23 Roetta Foster, le.
Anthony J. ZenlIl. %. Rose Thesersa Lue-
cheese. IS
Michael Moloko. rs: Olga Dutcheshen, u.
Arthur Perkins. 81. Ruth Nleman. -.
Alfred A. Mudlon. % Rita Ruder, II.
William G. Beaie. %. Elizabeth }. John
son. 81.
Arthur Grimm. %; Wanda Kogut 20
Windsor Addy, % Marion Rivers L..
Peter J. Richter. 81. Jean r. Hutchens. II.
Herman Keller. 20. Annetta Ellis, q.
Joseph r. Stefano, 81, sylvia Marie Bir,io,
IS ,F -s'--
Charles ". Cox. Il. Betty d. NJ. schlne.
var rs.
Lester Stevenson, 40. Gertrude Cosby. 80.
Herman Otto, IS. Hfdur Lundgren, 81.
Harold Kerr, 81 Helen Seitz. 81
Jose Estrada ~. Ines SaKura. IS
RAYMOND LaDuke, -; Shirley Eldrtdge II.
Emory =, Hanna Jr., a. Audra {. shep-
hsrd, Is =
Ear Rowles, 81; Alice LsFeve, %.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BIRTHS
GIRLS

VIItLso
Girls were born 20.
Abbie Powell sie7 Cardoni.
Thelrna Smith. 3O2 Fast Palmer.
Catherine Carevic, l7267 Clarann, Melvin
dale.
Park
olga warzecka. 5i45 Wyoming, Dearborn
Hazel Donovan. IS Oskman boulevard,
Highland Park
Mary Long, 1890 Ferguson.
Oletha Gelske. 20025 Danbury.
Annie Heath. 1912 MerTick
Jean Copony, so Miller, Mt. Clemens.
Marjorie Mertaugh. l30ss Promenade.
Elizabeth Burton. 1919 RoseiAnd, Roya
Oak
Narcotic Hall, 1889 West Seven Mile
Pennington.
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DIVORCES

Rose Spencer from Cecil.
Ralph Block from Mary,
Marie Msnus from Peter r.
Wtnifred Clark from George J.
Ernest l.. Atom from Juanita.
Fern Grover from Clayton y.
Martha Larson from Nego
Jean Is. Duprey from Joseph,
Joseph Gleich from Dorothy NJ.
William @. Hill from lneI.
Nirol Lang from Andrew,
Margaret Richmond from Chester.
Sylvia Green from Harry.
Lester p. Balls from Onalee s.
Dorothy Peterson from Arthur.
Isadore Stanley from Felix b.
Irene Henderson from Russell
Eula Wilkinson from Glennie.
Marvin Lossin from Mary r.
Edward Matt from Emma.
Helen Senter from Boyd.
Madeline Morrow from Nelson.
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BIRTHS
nnNk

BONh
BOYS were born 10:
Betty witucki. 1929 Campbell
LYDIA Levin. 1870 Edison.
Mary Pruder. 23O5 South Edsel.
Dorothy Clark. 1904 Somerset.
Jeannette Kerchen. 1894 Blaine.
Jose phine Draplin, 57ls NessOn
wJnifred vallelunga. 2i037 Sunset. VA
Mary johnson. 1891 Riverside drive. Trsn
Betty Rosenow. 1861 westphala.
Frances Hrabec, 1888 Hanna.
Helen Antecki si93 Wetherby.
Zenna Hlnkle, 1914 Central
Veronica Rutland 1861 Tuxedo
Opal Ramey. if45 Yves, Lafayette.
Annie Williams, % Alfred
Helen Kuhn. 1880 Kentucky
Ella HUMPHREYS. 1850 East Grand ooule
ward.
Katherine Ronkowsh 2e3s Lycass.
Grace Hines. 1885 Hull.
Violet Clynick, 1888 Ardmor'.
Evelyn Reynaert, 257s Chalmers.
Alma westhon. 1882 Liberal
Mabel Newton, 1908 Ardmore.
Eileen Watson, 29es Hllger
Martha Lakso. 1870 West Winchester.
Catherine Doe. 1917 Kentucky Dearborn.
Helen cervsntes. 1893 LaBrosse.
Josephine White. 2225 Medium.
Grace Riedel. 607l Cadillac.
Catherine Letrick, 1907 .CoTRm.
Ruby Brdball 1922 Cedargroys.
Betty Matthews. 500 otssEo.
Irene Yourman, 1887 Ohio.
Hazel horreli, 1900 whteeomb.
Bessie schads. iTss3 Greeley.
Jsryes West. 1880 East Palmer.
Margaret Dyell. 1907 Blaine.
Lydia Kimmen, 1861 CreScentwood. Eas
Detroit.
Doris Evans. 1907 Fairmont drive.
Gertrude Flemmine. sa3s American
Wilma Trentacoste. 2eiS East Fort.
Ruth Letter, 1896 Dumoarton road.
Hazel Park
Mildred Lesvens s37 Theodore.
J0neil Fisher 1890 Columbia. Dearborn
MafalNa al ffA1f Eirrtag
Sue Dodds $50 East Philadelphia.
Gladys BOyett. pss Brewster
Evelyn Keilam. ~i3096 Rlopele.
Anastssia Mocny. 1901 kast Canfle6.
Mary wesche 1908 Twenty second
Dorothy DiovArdf. Ttz McDougau
jeanette Danhoff 1884 Anterior
Iayina Lacross 7a3 Kitchener.
Fida Kirk, 4ss5 Townsend
Ruby Draper 100 Continental Cwin)
Ethel Marof ASA Coplin
Virginia Hardy. $1,000 hoross road.
Frances Mlitello. 1926 Canton
Grace Weinherg 1873 Freciand
Gertrude Falkie~icz, tl5s TSenty-eishih
LnrettA RehnneEAsd-- 14-l-R lAhaT- --
Vera Thompson. 1874 Sprinelt
Margaret Knoll. 1880 seym0re
Virginia sisks. i272 wayDurn. Cross
poinfc
Resale schon. 1924 Wisconsin.
Bumella Holly. a53 East PHILADELPHIA.
Beulah strickland 1890 RosslaWn.
Mar Gardner 1905 VineWood.
Nffnlfr AnflfitaNs 80 FAFNf@hfHh
Dorothy Johnson 5T3S Berchwooss
Virgins DuBsy. 2i60 Townsend.
Pose Kane 1882 Greeley.
STELLA Jewell. $40 East Grand avenue
Juis Falus1i 1928 Caster.
Uarda Miller. 124OS NHfa
Lillian AdaHher. 1926 LaGAlle boulevard
Elizabeth Gazo a72i Third.
Marguerite BEDFORD. geo North BAR
Royal Oak
Carrie Bsidorf. 2sssi Wexford. Warren
Township
Nargusriis Mi~snt. 1881 Lakewood bogls-
ward
Mary Roberts. ?i2J Lycaste u~ins).
Ann McCrail. 1894 LenoN.
Lorna Gambler 1000 Yorkshire road. Crosse
Pnn,e.
Louise Crsb0vsh. l7l0 Thirty-fifth.
Mildred McCiArney, HAS Medium.
Bertha Miller, $50 Eliot
Marian LAkin. 1881 Waverly
Goldle Alter 1918 OakmAn boulevard.
Mae SElvin, 1853 Milwaukee.
Eva Peck 1922 Hastings
Irene Smokovitz. $50 North Mildred. West
Dearborn
Hettie Lasseter. ago Alies Dearborn
Aosellen RAoemsoher. 2to7 CeneYs, Dear.
born.