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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-19
DEATHS

vrrgrHrB FGr1er. 5657 woodrow, ~.
Calvin DAVIS. 5000 Hartford. 30.
GecrLe Jeners,-sG2a- KsEehsvsl- 60
Arthur J. Marquis. 5l53 Cadillac 4s.
Margaret Lawrence. 2s4 Ashland, 70.
Anna Markley. S795 Olivet. 50
kltmcut Kavaunas. 2fa6 Mcpherson. go
Lawrence Pearson Reuss. ll7i5 Appoline.
John Neider. 1882 sixth. So
sara Ptsaron, SOTO Fifteenth, -
Frederick W Cow. SIS Seward 81
Samuel i. Conkllng, zoo Seward, SIS
Charles F. Klrn. 1855 Ashury Park. 81
Rutherford b. Townsey, 4is3 Kensngton,
syIvai savnch. 1897 Fischer. u.
Edward Dobson. 437 Division. , months
Joseph Hart. 40 Orchard. River Rouge, is
! John c. Cox. Tnler Hotel 80.
Vincent a. Trepczynsh. 1852 Longview
Ena Brown scaeg. 2o1so cherrylawn. 40
Mildred Hnkins, ls417 Binder. rs.
Peter Milkovich. 363s kanter o.
Minnie Pettingn. % Hague, 81.
Emo Isaac Barney Pasanen. 1870 Forrer
! %.
John T .omelks, 10 cIairmount. 90
Victor Biancy, $685. Spokane, a.
Emily Fdi,h Haylock. l4sol Marlowe, 10
tCIaTa Duwe, 1850 Helen, as.
MsrsaTst n sachas 2o9o W ysas1.o0 a. -
Ruth GRAY $50 F. csnneld 29a
RAYMOND J Trap. 500 Pennsylvanis' 81
Felix Tumnowicz. 4336 Lawndale, as
Helen Grybas. 1871 Bulwer' 50.
William A. Houser, 1855 Westmoreland
/ 80.
Anna Hans. s7O3 Vinewood. 81.
lGernie Morgan, 2i3i Sherman. SO.
lGust Wyncaert, 1902 Alter road, 81.
Emma PFfFfnPr, T2I55 Wafk,
| HedWig KHriowskt 1892 St. Aubin, g.
Patrick Devaney, $3.50 Casper, "a
lCarrie May Chilvre. 1900 Kentucky, -
l.eota Irene Scroggins. 2740 s. Edsel. ~
iSsrah Lewis zoos W Philadelphia, 81.
Jeanne a. Parker 1902 Lenox. IS.
Hester l.. MacDearmid, 9i5s w outel
| drive IS.
IJuIan Odins. 42ls Dubois 81
ICeceha Rogowski, 1882 st. Louis -.
Cora r. Wiemann 22S9 Fullerton. y.
Monte l. Patterson. 2SSS Tillman, so.
tBcina Schwrrman Judd, e33 ". Nevada
| AZ.
lMary F Smith 1891 Mark Twain, 65.
flames Carney 1918 Log Cabin, 2.
Martha Flanagan. 1888 SnOwden, 81.
Stefan Hochhein. s697 Lark. IS.
Nora Hoes, g37i Northlawn, 81.
William J. Ziegler. TT Dragon. go.
Alvin Walter Bertrand 357s Townsend. AZ
Nelson W. Langell, 46s y. Main, Marine
| CIV SO
Evrett Barnes. 2s4 F. Elizabeth 80.
John KarChnik 44i5 Thrtieth, rs
Charles Marchner 1877 Hocomb. so.
Nettie Harrison. II Eliot. y.
Hattie Mcclellan. 665s Rankin, 70.
Ada Roberts. 1910 Brooklyn, 50.
sophia Lasek sl74 Traverse, AZ
! John Taylor watkins 50 Longfellow, SO.
IJulanna Nalezyty. 6fS4 Sheridan, II.
John Iwnsk. 1886 Frederick, rs.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

C.s a. ser es T,rre N's ~ ~.
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James b. s,s~7. ~. Ia... -'.-"'' ''
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MARRIAGES-DEATHS-DIVORCES
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted.
AlLLe = LAniZ from HAIRY e
2 t.ii.sft- ti-si3sf4,r--- s-ssrrs As-TtT7sr
NaN g. Bayley from Frank J.
MAY Bowen from Ois
So'pNn Fuller from AIheri.
JESSIE Coward from carl
Alice Hurley from William j.
S.ny pDss from N1lon
G.r' Mue,ni from Mildred a
Lula b. Wlrhufn from George NJ
N+4.+s..i ~ i--t1'lef tf.-F4 -t-e--fF e-h.
jackson Wilkes from CarIlG---
frf,T Daniels from clyde.
Madeline Massey from James l..
Csrrl. HAYES from Moses
tranrts IrJCzalak from steve.
Th.mas y Norey from Katherine L.
F'eRn.r sullivan from Arthur d
STANLEY T. Andersen from Ruth NJ.
Juur Gr.hhH0 from Edward.
Evelyn SpiiCU from Robert.
sarah Moore from Norman.
Audrey Yrlen from Florence.
Hazel BARKER from Charles
Erulth LHsicr from Ernest
is.c b. Talbot from Ada Martin.
81 ty Kirsch from Morris
EUfh J. tlstrr from William.
l.N4rt J. Meyers from Anna
ha Anna UUcou from Arthur X.
Alexander Casper from Julia.
ltlr n. Hughes from Richard.
Maurice Brackez from Pauline.
= Hughes Hirde from Roseila.
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Arise Close from Richard
Mona g.. Brodle from Arthur Thomas.
Helen Miller from James O.
Rose West from HersChcl.
Walter Watson from Fla,
lNtH Hams from Harry.
Ethel SCOTT from harry
tl2abcih r. Jenkins from Earl.
Roma b FOu'e from Avid /.
Anna Williams from Homer
Mildred J. Castle from Vernon a.
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DIVORCES

Johnnie Lee o'Neal from Curtis.
Mary Socha from Adam.
Johnnie Jankins from George.
Anna a. Lippert from Jack.
Myrtle r OConneli from William II.
Vera r KeatiUE from Woody.
Margaret Bailey from Herman.
Helen / Hodges from Thomas j.
Lee @ Wagner from Bernice.
Viola r Bowes from Hillary =.
George NJ Smith from Henrietta.
Poly Sporre from Orville
Corine Redmon McGuCkn from Richard A
f.tainc Harvey from A. "
John Giano Poulos from Koula
Frank A. Learson from Susan Jane.
Emma Cappola from Salvatore.
Minnie NJ. Lodge from Sidney.
John a. Rose from Violet.
Elizabeth Rizk YOusscphany from Jack r
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

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Ir...rr u, Mary , DHve' 10
-..t.r Na ACE, IS, Madeline. MnHmur,
3 lsr d. P a. rs'r Frv.v ~.
Fet~f Gc,, - Jerry Canhe.d.' %.
HH,-l \. Dyer. -, Martha N Mcclure
ANN morrison p saF,-.an,,e, Ha%ard rs. IS
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DEATHS

Mary Ktawczyk. ans Peter Smith, As.
Augusta Rieck 1905 Promenade. SIS.
/ Curuc rHeD, ASA Tlllman. 2s
! John KurpeWski, 1871 First. 40.
! Rasu paiedutkal 1892 Angun 81.
Jadwiga Ufbanski. 343i Edwin. Ham
trannck. 81.
RAY L. BENJAMIN. i277 Pacific; 81;
Elmer T. BahcoCk. Gls5 Twelfth, 70.
IRun BCan. 1904 LaWton. 90.
Robert c. Ptrtfef-3r+4.-- i-tffe--+'+v-43
/ Wiif4fl Townsend 65s Adelaide 30
ICharIes y Turner SOLO ST Pau, Al.
Uanau Hughes $50 /Medhury. rs.
John Edward Macleod, 576l Winslow. l.
Robert Champion. 1898 Central 81
A ma Buchanan. 53i y. Warren, AZ,
Joseph q Neil. 1913 Seneca, 81.
Ella Reynolds. G92 Madison. 90.
James Regain h3nI Cecil. "a.
Christopher c Campau, i36 Randolph, rs.
tNVrtIe- t-1ra- Williams 2IIs Woldmere, ~.
Peter J. Sund 2oi16 Grandview, SO
Michael Colompar, 3453 Roulo Dearborn,
90
Matilda Brjel 2O234 Danbury. So
Horace Hunter 2l69 sherman. -.
lGeraid Kemp. 1888 Evanston. is.
lJuIa FrohHch. 1909 LvernOis, 50
John Bradford Montgomery. 1882 Beech
wood months.
Henry j. Garyin, 327 Piper SO.
Catherine " Donovan. 1915 Ahbott, ~.
lConucious Fais0n. 1919 r. AleXandrIne, II.
Anna McGivern 455l Auendale a.
Ignatius Kazmierski, 1906 sixth. a..
Alfred Jenknsou, 81 Middlesex, Dear
horn. SO.
Bertha Stanck. 3ii2 Hart. 20
Joseph Goven. 2111 Sprngle, So.
waiter Fedoruk. 2g75 Mantlsiique. "a.
Juuanna Bielsk. 1921 BeNideIe. IA
\ ef+er-s-uruuw TcZ, J0O3 Dubois. IS
William h Becker. ss62 Falcon, rs.
clara Beeg. 1922 Lane, 50.
Charles Henry Stratfod. 12335 Second
Blvd. Highland Park, IS.
David Louis JorpayvaN. 2i9i Waverly, A..
stella Alexander, 67s Eliot, as
Ida Sabbota, 1921 Hardwood 40.
william Albert Blackburn. 10
Edward Peels. 1906 Fourteen-Mile road,
Fraser Mich, A.
Thorah N Spaulding. se3l Sorrento, p.
Mary Pink 1920 DAYTON 6i
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ENTRY BLANK
Hearst Times Rifle Tournament
For Beginners and Experts
OLYMPIA, MAY 1890
1000 PRIZES
ENTRIES CLOSE MAY 20
Open to All Citizens Of Michigan

lNo Entry Fee
Check you wish 10 enter and mail 70 Rifle Editor Times
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s-Junior 5-boy 80 shots pronc).
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1o-IIieh School junior 4boy 10 shots each prone
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Death notlrfs

DROBESCHA Alexander, May rs, 1913,
beloved father Of Michael John. Mrs.
Mary Prazuck and Mrs Rose Small; seven
grandchildren. Funeral Thursday, $50
a m. from the Piorkowsk Funeral Home
1878 Trombly St; services Immaculate
Conception Church A. "A. IN. lnterment
Mt Olivet Cemetery.
DJI.MAGE-May II. William T. be
loved husband OF Clara, father Of Will
liam Charles, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. william
&C. Dulmage, grandson Of Mrs. Emma iall-
man Funeral from Harvey A. Nicely
Funeral Home. 1853 Maybury Grand.
Thursday at / p. m. Member Of Detroit
Federation Of Musicians,
McCLtiN-May Is. George Richard, dsr-
ling son of James and Carmel tnee
Taschereau), brother of Mary Louise.
James Jr shirley. Frances Susan Roland
and Carol: grandson OF Albertine Tasche-
reau. Funeral from the A. J. Mclnnes
tChapet. 1891 woodward. Thursday, $3.50
a m, ST Mary Magdalen Church. Hazel
Park, at 10 lnterment Mt olivet.
MICHALAK=Iam es-V, helnped husband
OF Julia tnee Kosek loving father Of
Andrew, John, Helen Roman, Mary and
Joseph. Funeral from residence, 1851
Dohel, Thursday at 10 a. m Holy Name
Church at 1890. Interment az Mt. olivet
sCHWINDEL--May 1t, John, OF il2 Quinn
Road. Mt. Clemens. Beloved husband Of
Pauline. dear brother OF Mrs. Anna Zunich
and Andrew schwindel Of Sheridan. Ohio.
Funeral Thursday. a. m. a. A. H. Peters
Funeral Home l2057 Gratlot. and 80
a. m az ST. Margaret Mary Church.
fSINGER-Peter, suddenly, beloved hus-
band Of Muiiie father OF Mrs Edith
Helper. Archie w. and Mrs. carol Berman.
brother Of Ben, Mrs. 5 Freedman and
Mrs Anne Diamond Of Cleveland. grand
father OF Ruth Busch. Geraldine Helper
Mickey herman. Frederick and Michael
Singer Services AZ Lewis Brothers Chapel
I60lS Woodward Ave- Thursday at l p. m.
cleveland papers please copy.
lSTODDARD-Ed Edward M, May 10, 1943,
at residence, 1897 Seward ave, beloved
husband OF Frances X, dear brother Of
Harvey g. Stoddard OF Birmingham. Ala.
Funeral services from the Floyd L. Hamil-
ton Funeral Home, Twelfth near West
Grand Blvd. Thursday at y. m. In
lterment White Chapel Cemetery.
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HOME FOR FUNERALS
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BELMONT PARK
Track sloppy.
Second RAce-Lanerof Ezechaid. Grand
Party. Tell Me More. Discouraged
Third Raee-Flying Falcon. Greek
TlaC
Sixth Racs-Cream.
Seventh Race-Generous, High Com
rs--11- Prt-tt-=
Eighth RAce-Scotch Trap. Tedious.
nv United Press
SUFFOLK DOWNS
Track. muddy
First RAce-FlyinE Ned
Second RAce-pompeco, Bit o Green,
War Result. Miss Folly.
Third RAce-SunRmit
Fourth Race-Wine Punch.
Seventh Race-Second Thought WISH
ing Red Chip, star Boarder, Speedway.
Eighth Rsce-CRtomar.
LINCOLN FIELDS
Track. sloppy.
First RAco-Nnety Days.
Eighth Race--Pescharno Estreliita.
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Lost and Found

lSCoTTlE Black female. Duchess :
strayed vicinity Davlson-La Sale Blvd.
reward. Townsend 6-ss33.
IsIGNET ring: iady's: initials "a. W..
set in diamonds. Niagara 450s.
TAN pouch purse last Saturday on Wood
ward near Grand Circus Park. Plaza
96lf
WRIST MATCH -Lady,s Hamllton.- white
gold set with diamonds, on Woodward or
Woodward car; reward Madison 1882.
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AAA-1 Brick sidings Si79 up; Roofs,
Attics. FILA. TY. 6-9779.
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our Job experienced specialists advise and
give free estimates. Roofing and siding
Estimates Up 10 five years TO pay. Call
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INSULATION
LAWNS. GARDENS
MATTRESSES RENOVATED

A DEFENSE against hign prices, Have
your mattress renovated. Miller" se0s
Kerchevsl. Lenox 1894; 1854 East Jeffer-
son, Lenox 2970.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-03-18
OLD ROMANCE
 OF THE WEI
 AT CAPITOL
Valley of inc Sun Closes Run-Siory of Desert
 Romance

Staged against the glamorous vastness of the great Southwest, Valley of the Sun now showing It the Capitol Theatre, is based up- m Clarence Burlington Hollands Saturday Evening Post serial.
 James Craig the scout, in trouble with Army authorities because of his sympathy for the Apaches, meets the restaurant girl Lucille Ball and. with the aid of British remittance man and an old desert character, endeavors to keep her from marrying Sawyer a crooked Indian agent.
 Because of Sawyers thieving, the Apaches prepare to raid the white settlement. They capture Sawyer along with the scout and the girl, but the scout makes a desperate effort to save Sawyer's life, and finally does so on the agents prom ise to make restitution
 When Sawyer reneges and sur renders the scout to the Army au- thorities, the Apaches start their raid. How the scout escapes and averts massacre, provides a stir ring climax to this colorful story.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-03-18
J. I. FLAkNE, OTHERS HERE
 FOR MEETING


 Joseph T. Flakne, Acting Area Director for the War Manpower Commission for Alaska, arrived in Juneau last night from a trip to Seattle together with other off cials who will attend the first meeting of the War Manpower Committee which will be held here on Saturday.
 Others who are here in connec- tion with the meeting are c. D. Ross, Labor Relation Secretary for the Army Engineering Department at Seattle, Major Robert Hutchinson, Service of Supply, c. R. Shinn, Vice. President of the Morrison and Knutsen Company at Anchorage, who is a member of the commit tee representing the contractors; Glenn Robinson, of Kodiak, A.F. of L., who is a member of the committee representing labor.
 Additional members of the com mittee will arrive here between now and Saturday. MT. Flakne said. Purpose of the meeting is to set up the War Manpower organization for the Territory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-03-18
MAD, MERRY
 IS MARRIAGE
 MIx-UP FILM
All Star Vehicle Is Comic 'Misbehaving Husbands
 at Twentieth Century

William Beaudine, Jed Buell. and an all-star cast of excellent come dians have pooled their resources and thus accounted for one of the seasons most amusing comedies "Misbehaving Husbands which is at the goth Century, accompanied by hearty audience laughter.
 Which is as it should be For this new feature from the PRO. studios is a delightful comedy and a grand satire on the eternal tri- angle Tn the hands of such capable artists as Ralph Byrd, Esther Muir, those old friends Harry Langdon and Betty Blythe and directed by William Beaudine, "Misbehaving Husbands" turns out to be one of the most diverting bits of enter tainment this season has offered.
 The story recounts the trials and tIibulations of a well meaning but thoughtless husband who spends his twentieth anniversary, not with his spouse but in his store window with three beautiful blondes. When scan dal looms on the horizon, Hubby, -striken, decides to straighten everything out. His efforts result m some of the funniest scenes re- corded on film since way back.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-03-18
TWENTY ARRIVE FROM SkAGWAY; 49
 DEPART FOR SOUTH

Sailing from Juneau today for Vancouver were Virginia M. Le- chelt. Amby Frederick. Joseph $. Barnett and for Seattle Bernard F.. Feero. Rebecca Feero, Audrey Fee TO, Henry c. Davidson, John Lange- land, MT. and Mrs. Kenneth Fors- man.
 George Antic, Jeanette B. Ring stad Solomon A. Gold, Ernest c. Stewart, Mary F. Stewart, Victor H. Reeder, Henry K. Green, Eliza beth K. Green.
 Archie w. Shiels, Walter Keeley, Earl V. Swanson, John H. Hoard, James D. Blazer, Gardner w. Spence, George D. Germmell, Ralph L. Riiffe, Robert Hinkel, Glen E. Eadler, Seymour R. Berman, Lloyd R. Johnson, Berles c. Johnson.
 Sailing from Juneau to Prince Rupert were George Hurst, Will liam B. Bron, Edward Flynn.
 For Ketchikan--Frank G. Adams, Michel McIsaac, Walter B. Heisel, James w. Leivers, Edwin Sutton, John J. Fargher, H. D. Stabler, the Rev. E. A. McNamara, N. A. Mo Eachran, Robert Von Scheele, Hi- ram Sigbers and Arthur Libby.
 Van Hayden Fisk and George A.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-03-18
decreased from lo2 per 100000 to

decreased from 102 per 100000 to 30.
 Also discussed at the morning session were The Legal Phases of Public Health" the speaker being Assistant U. s. District Attorney P. J. Gilmore, who read the sta- tutes regarding health enforcement in the Territory, those governing the annual examination of food handlers, and the standards of cleanliness set up for food dis pensing establishments. He also ex- plained methods of gathering evil dence in cases where legal prose- cutionS proved necessary.
 Milk Sanitation
 Enlarging on point made by Dr. Eberhardt--that bovine tuber- culosis has largely been stamped out in Alaska by the killing of all infected cattle-sanitary engineer Richard Green carefully presented the subject of Milk. Milk Pro- ducts, and Their Relation to Health"
 As our most important single food, milk has all the essentials of a balanced diet, including pro- teins, fats, calcium and high vita min content. But at the same time milk may be our most dangerous food, since it can carry a greater variety of infections than any other, it is the, most difficult of foods to prepare and handle, it is the most readily decomposable of foods, and it is used in the un- cooked state"
 Standards of judging milk with respect to sanitation are sanitary methods of production and hand ling; meteorological, physical-tem- perature, taste, odor, etc; and chemical-percentages of fats and solids, MT. Green said.
 Reasons for grading were also advanced. and the various milk products were defined, while di- seases spread by milk cause an av- craze of from 30 to 50 outbreaks in the United States year. he said
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-03-18
Pot|ulk Supper
 Is Enjoyed by 4
 Guests Last Niqht

Committee members of the Am erican Home Department of the Juneau Woman's Club provided a delightful occasion last night for all club members and their guests, numbering 54 persons, at potluck supper held in the Scottish Rite Temple.
 Following the appetizing buffet supper, when spaghetti, chicken noodles. scalloped potatoes am other hot dishes as well as pies. cakes and salads were served, club members listened with delight to vocal solos presented by Mrs. John Headland Preceding the supper the Rev. Willis R. Booth said grace.
 Accompanied by Mrs. c. L. Pope joy, Mrs. Headland sang "To Eos tra" by Curran, "Ah, Love But a Day" by Beach, and My Johann" by Grieg.
 A comedy skit directed by Mrs. Willis R. Booth was well received and included in the cast Mrs. D. w. Heron, Mrs. Harvey w. Star ling, Mrs. Earl Russell, Mrs. Earl McGinty, Audrey Landreth, Mrs. E. M. Policy. Mrs. Booth, Mrs. R. L. Wolfe, Mrs. James Cole and Mrs. Robert Coughlin.
 A number of the guests remained following the program for bridge, Tripoli and pir1ochle. Mrs. Harvey Starling, department chairman, was assisted by Mrs B. w. Heron, Mrs w. c. Kennel, Mrs. Burrass Smith and Mrs. E. F. Russell Mrs. c. J. Peterson was coffee maker for the evening.