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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
/ Dead, I Hurt
In Traffic; DSR
Driver T Htfkkeeffeed

One person was dead and seven
injured TODAY in traffic accidents
IN the Detroit area, while one of
the injured, a DSR woman street
car operator. was tickeied.
The dead man pRs Alexander
BeIieviiie, 6o. o1 eSs NfauEuquF
who had been in Receiving Hos
piisl with compound fractures OF
his left arm and LETT leg SINCE
July -. when ne was struck az
Philip and L. Jefferson hy a car
oriven 10y Charles Plat "a L2f3S
Dorian. s.. Clair Shores
Witnesses told police BellCviile
walked into the path OF Piaii $
car from a safety zone and Platt
WAS cNonerf ted
MarEie Bryant -, 81 li2s
Hastings. who had been working
only three days as q DSR woman
street car operator, Skidded her
paSSenCcr-flled car into The rear
Of truck and trailer loaded with
steel and copper az milwaukee,
and 81 -AuAln.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
7 ConsiabIes Face
u. S. Trials tuesday

ConstableS Hubert X. Marx and
Charles Behrman viii be tried
Tuesday before Federal Judge
Picard on charges of accepting
5000 from a draftec with the
promise tAes-Heald- have him- a.
signed 10 Selfridge Field, Asst.
u. S. Attorney Thomas P. Thorn
ton announced.
AT the same time il was an
nounced that Adolph Spalek and
William j. Zrenchik, found guilty
of defrauding the government Of
$4,000 in war contracts will be
sentenced Nov. "A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
Grew Calls Jdps
Tougher Foe
Than Germans

NEW YORK. Nov 10 INS)-
Joseph c, Grew. former Y. S.
ambassador 10 Japan and now
special assistant TO the secretary
of state, last night was awarded
the Holland Society's gold medal
for distinguished achievement.
Presentation of the award was
made at the society's annual din
ner in New York. In an address.
Grew declared that morally at
least" Japan is a tougher enemy
than Germany. lie reiterated a
previous prediction that--unlikc
Japan-Germany Will crack sud-
denly.
The morale Of the Germans
eventually will collapse. said
Grew, and once this process sets
in. lit will be like SNOWFALL
rolling downhill, gathering mo-
mentum as it goes"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
2 Held in Ford Thefts

William A. Gross, 81, and
Harry Mitchell, O., both Of Ann
Arbor, were arrested today by
FBI agents who said that Gross,
a former employe of the Ford
bomber plant, stole 13 paint
brushes valued at So each from
the factory. Mitchell. they said.
bought the brushes although they
were stamped. "USA."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
HISTORY QUIZ

The Detroit Times erery day, ercept Saturday.
1riH publish 10 questions American history.
They should iRcentiDe and help TO high
school students 0ho hare equal opportunity to lO part
Of $3.50 ia bonds iChich constitute the national
and local Hearst history dcGrdS.
U6IcH Of these men ReUcr became president Of the
United States?
stephen 4. Douglas Franklin Pierce
Alton Is. Parker John Tyler
Samuel Adams -. ~
Alexander Hamilton o'' - N''"0"H
Henry Clay William Henry Harrison
j. Tlden Benjamin Harrison
James Buchanan Frank L. Polk
lanes Il, Blaine Daniel Webster
Answers Page IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
u. 5. Names Winant
To Allied Commission

LONDON, Nov. 10 tUP)-Am-
bassador Winant viii represent
the United States on the tri-
partite European advisory COM
mission I'm London. and Britain
and Russia also will name top
ranking diplomatic representa-
tives, IL was learned today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20

Jerry Poehlman, who
PLAYS the lead role in Ring
Around Elizabeth" the j.
Richard Gamble directed
play by the $3.50 Players at
Masonic Temple Saturday
and sunday nights for the
benefit of the military or
der of the Purple Heart.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
Beware Coughs
Following Flu

After the flu IS over and gone, the
cough that follows may develop
into chronic bronchitis II neglected.
Creomulsion relieves promptly be-
cause 1t goes right 20 the seat OF the
trouble TO help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm, and aid nature 10
soothe and heal raw, tender, infiamed
bronchial mucous membranes. No
matter how many medicines you
have tried, tell your druggist 10 sell
YOU a bottle Of Creomulsion with the
understanding you must like the way
1t quickly allays the cough or you are
TO have your money back.
CIRCUMCISION
for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
Tax on Profits
OF Buses, Trains
Studied by City

Railroads and privately owned
bus lines may come under the
city administration proposed
public utility excise tax IL was
learned today as officials put fin
iShlng touches on The plan for
postwar reconstruction fund for
presentation 20 common council
Monday,
Although the tax ptan in IT'S
present form specifies only the
Detroit Edison Co, the Michigan
Bell Telephone Co, the Michigan
Consolidated Gas Co. and the
American Telephone and Tele-
graph Co, the way has been left
open for the council TO include
railroads and bus lines.
I'VE avoided the term public
utility when we drew the pro-
posal," Richard 4. Sullivan the
Citys public utility conSultant,
said. land made no mention of
common carriers. But that can
be changed.
The Great Lakes division of
Greyhound Bus Lines, which
operates out of Detroit, paid
S!.000,000 In excess profits alone
last year, which qualities IL for
taxation under the plan. !"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
Heads Chicago U. IA Years

CHICAGO, Nov. 10 QNS)-
Robert Maynard IIutchinS, widely
known as the boy president when
he became head of the University
of Chicago at the age OF 81, today
began his fifteenth year as preSi-
dent OF the Institution.
Order War Stamps delivered
by your Detroit Times carrier.
La gaceta., 1943-08-24
AL SENoR
DE LAS VILLANIAS
Triunfo del Indio clink.toek

Mas de 1000 persOnas presen-
ciaron anoche,en ell Auditorio Mu-
nicipal, ell programa de luchas
"concertado" pOr ell active en-
presario Paul Butler.
Nick Bacalis, ell griego de Chi
cago, hizo frente a las innumera-
bles villanias de Walter Under
hill, Ell obrero de los astilleros, y la
victoria Sc lie eoncedi6 por desca-
lificaci6n merecida de Walter.
Bacalis gan6 la primera caida
v Underhill la segunda.
Ell "villano" no solo derribo a
Bacalis, prOporcionandOle Ia Sc
gunda caida, sino que lie acometi6
fuera de las reglas y lie hizo "ho-
rrores'.
Entonces, Willie Santana, indig-
nadisimo, solemnemente, Y en- re-
conocimiento de los fueros de la
j~usticia, hizo saber que la victo-
ria lie pertenecia a Bacalis.
Underhill miro a Santana como
81 lie prometiese una "tunda', pc
(Pasa a la pagina y
La gaceta., 1943-08-24
Con Los GUANTES

FL negro Henry Armstrong, un
maravilloso gladiator, ~veteranO
de c~entenares de combates, Sc en-
frentara ell viernes con "AEdcar"
Ray Robinson, Ell campe6n sin CO.
roma de las LAT libras.
Robinson es Ell favorito de los
"inteligentes", aunque Sc recon-
cen las magnificas cualidades del
negro que a la vez ostentara, pOr
virtud de su fortaleza de punOs,
las coronas de las 1876, 1876 y 147
libras.
Ahora Henry anhela recuperar
Ell trono del peso 'welter" y una
victoria sobre Robinson lie daria
ell titulO de eampe6n sin corona
Robinson pertenece al ej6rcito
del Tic Samuel y Sc lie ha cOnee-
dido un permiso especial.
La gaceta., 1943-08-24
A~COTACIONES
"BEIS B0LERAS"

"Esta de malas'', a causa de la
lluvia, la Liga Intersocial.
No Sc pudo jugar aver y tam
POGO la semana pasada, de modo
que los muchachos tienen va un
"exceso" de descanso.
Los inconvenience atmosferi-
cos extenderan ell campeonato en-
direction del invierno.
Aver iban a ganar los cuba
nos, con Chalin Cuellar en- la 30
mita", pero no llegaron a jugar.
De modo que la victoria "pla-
neada" por Granell fue puesta en-
ell caj6n de la bodega de Alfredo
hasta la semana que viene.
~ va para entonces, 81 no ST.
que lloviendo, Alfredo, sin ell a.
pendice, podra "hacer acto de pre-
sencia en- ell parque Cuscaden.
Alguien prOpOnia aver, deses-
perado por ell "descanso" de Ia
Liga Intersocial, que Sc compra-
Sc un encerado para cubrir ell te-
reno, como Sc hace en- las gran
La gaceta., 1943-08-24

No hay b~oxeadOres para Ofre-
Ger buenes programs, en- Tampa,
durante la tempOrada de veranO.
Disponen en- Jacksonville, 81 no
estamos NAL enterados, de mayor
cantidad de material.
Tommy Gomez es la "%estrella"
local v Sc ejercita en- Mississippi
para recuperar su "forma perfec-
ta".
81 Tommy continGa teniendo
buena publicidad, no tardara EN-
conquistar una "bOlsa lena.
Jose LetO es su director y Ie
cuida bien.
La gaceta., 1943-08-24

des ligas, y asi las cosas estarian
"menos mojaditas".
FL lado malo de la question con-
siste en- los pesitos que ell encera-
do cosaria y ide que bOlsa sal
drian los "papiros'?
iUn paraguas para TODD ell te-
reno costaria mucho mas; pero
tendria la ventaja de que sc po-
drian dar "picnics" cuandO no
hubiese pelSta.
iCuanto cOstaria un "paragui-
tas" para un terrenito de diez
acres?
Quiza seria conveniente hacer-
lie una pregunta a Benito Blanco,
nuestro maxine experto en- esa
clase de "aparatos''.
Ell domingo la Fortuna lie vol
VIC la espalda a los Piratas y per-
dieron NADIA menos que dos desa-
fios.
Ahora ell promedio de los Ro-
jos, en- ell segundo lugar, es de
552 puntos.
La novena de frankie Friscf
no ha perdido la esperanto, perC
aver solo contaba con 534 puntos,
1S menos que ell "remozado" e.
quipo de Bill McKechnie.
Rojos y BucanerOs pasaron e
dia de aver con los guantes col
gados; pero hoy vOlveran a la
accion.
Convenience es recordar que
Alfonso Lopez, apOrto Ell domingo
otro "jilote" a la buena causa.
Rudy York pasara de los 80
"cuadrangulares' en- este ano, 81
no lie interrumpen ell "pasodo-
ble".
Anteayer descargo, "g%lOriosa-
mente", su vigesimO sextO. Char
lev Keller dispar6 su vigesimO Sc
gundO.
La posici6n de los principals
"ionrroneros' es la siguiente'
York, 26; Charley Keller ~
Nicholson. 20; Mel OFT, II.
La gaceta., 1943-08-24

Despues de su pelea del vier-
mes con Armstrong, Robinson sal
dra a recorrer Ell pals como MEM
bro de un grupo de puzzles CO.
mandado por Jose Luis.
FL Ejercito lie ha concedido
permiso a Ray; pero prOhibi6 que
combatiesen, hace algunos meses,
Ell campe6n del peso complete y
ell legitimo aspirante a la corona.
La vara de medir, 81 no estamOs
euuivocados, no es igual para to-
dos los pGgiles.
La gaceta., 1943-08-24
NoNTCoMERY
IA zIvIc
mo Ell Negro

D "a Ell cam
Gro, Bob Mont
ciudad, derroto
i de los Juices,
veterano Fritzie
Bn de las lat IL
b cOmbate, en-
b es~pectadores.
tito en- las apues
lac narC0nQS
d cOnfiaban. Pc
y libras, tres So
division, Y 144
del total con-
cOncedieron seis
IN, ganadOs con
4 nor ell cuerpO
~percuts" de IL
Civic y unO en-
entrada fuertes
recha cOnmovie-
perO no lie derri-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Robert Barker. ~: Ethel Konopka. 20
William James Rae, 35: Eleanor CiesEkow'
ski 80
James Matthews %: Emily c Carter. IS
Charles Chill Jr q Mary c DAILY, %
William webb, ls. Gladys Campbell. II
Harry h Abbott. 90 Helen N. BIeyins
-
John B. PerHoo. 70 Harriet J. Potter. 20
Frank Gayrch, 70: Victoria sudul ~
Antonio J. Vogleane. 81. Elizabeth G
Cnndy 80
Solomon " MSurer. 81 Ethel singblel ~
Roosevely Williams. 81. AriesneE Jones
| IS
Leonard A. DALEY. 20; Gloria II. Nc
Donald. IS
Perry Coleman. IS: Terra Rcndrick. 81
Walter Fuqua, % Annie Williams. 81.
iGhulsm u. Muthleb. - Mildred Mutheo
10.
Howard L. Tsndy Jr, ~ Martha Brady
~
Louis L. wilkos. 2s Sophie Luke. y.
Edward Tor,ollnski, 90 Bertha P0pp. 10
William Pit,man, 80 Bessie Massey. ~
I Dominlck Puglio. q: Anna Kovallk. Is
TONY RaEbOrshek, 20; Annalou Manning
10
George Reiha 20 Ann Rakowskl, rs
Robert II. Wheeler. 20; Donna J. Hood
| 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
MARRIAeEs-BIRTHs-DEATHS-DN
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Harold ]. Augstyniak, "a: Edith Kett, q.
Robert q. Mcfarland. az Rita Thirty, p
Albert Singleton. az; Marie schmidt, IS.
Walter J. Locke. "a; Marion Schmitt %.
William crothers. as: Helen Dingman, 43
Adolph Pare. Al; Anne Wander Berg, 20.
Milton Zubai. %; Eleanor Dalton, %.
David Addison. 20: Phyllis Polan, IS.
Ralph Acker, 20: Lydia Dahlberg. 80.
Edwin Hatfield. 30; Florence Murphy, 81.
Edwin u. Hadam, 81; Grace c. Dom
brosh II.
Carl Finzel, %: Edith II. Rind.rknecht. 10
Fayette Darnell. 90; Arlene Reichmann. 10
Cecil II. Brley 26; Elaine Sova, %.
Joseph Msttarela %; Pauline Granats, 10
Forest r. Lewis IS; Dorothy Il. Caldwell
Gilbert C. stoet1sr. 81; Emily r. L. Beer
Vernon p. Lee. 81: Barbara u. Brown. %
John 4. Windemqth. "a Marjorie s. Cole
Charles o. stewart. 4s; Ruth V. Williams
Theodore o. Tswest,. 80; Virginia Pat
Charles Meehling 2s; Eunce Vaughan, 80
lcrafiord Holiheld. 50; Elizabeth NJ. Con
Wallace d. Nswlin. 81; Betty W. Larson
90
Lionel Elc9ek, 30; Laura Bel smith 90. -
Carl n Hendre' 80 Frances T. CAD
Richard Krogman. 10; lone NJ. Blades
wiler 10
Ernest J. Allen. "a. Julia Hathmon, 26.
Leslie Powell. IS; Alberta Jackson. 90.
Russell j. Schunk, ~. Eyaline Beck. 80
Andrew Zambosco, 81: Vera Ferrarotti, 81
David L. owens, 25 Lula NJ. Ram
Ado csrenel, "a; 1mogene Parker, %.
Jerry Brown, 80, Matte u. Bray, rs.
Earl vs.. Morton. 26; Elizabeth J. Hanna
! %
Darwin Msngsen. 80: Lefty r. Bauer. 10
Edward GloWack, 10. Adele Jackowsh, rs
Andrew Coy, 20. Anne Dmuchowski, 81
Penny Boyer Jr.. "a; Dorothy Brown. 20
Harold W Toley. %: Dorothy Wendell 10
Kenneth X. Myers. Is: NJ. June MCFARLAND
10.
William sIaughter. 10: sally Smith. Is
William NJ Barron. 30 Rose shulman. 20
lVernor Robinson. 20 Geraldine Eden, u
Max o. Lee 80. Marion Beaulieu, p
lNyholas pegel. rs; Helen Shldler, 81.
lJsrk H. Feldsteip. II; Allian Trier, 10
Robert ID. Prokop, ~, Frances kaczmarek
p
David y Petugrew, al Elizabeth W. CID
son, II
John T. cofiey IS. Jane, r. whalen. 2e
Harold Glassman. 20: RUN Reiner. 80
Rober, l. sehosnbeck. ~ Beatrice Kor
loch. ~
David l.. Bschmsn 81 Barbara A. Dsvi
son. u.
Glenwo0d Bstterly. u; Gertrude Lesnow. is
John Dallenbach. s.. Mildred Foley, 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
FURNACE CLEANING AND RErAIRINC
GAsEs-MEDICAI. INDUsTRIAL
ICE sKATING-wINDsOR

ROLLER skating nightly except Tuesday,
Saturday dancing Saturday wrestling
Tuesdays, Windsor Arena, 572 McDougall,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
DEATHS

Margaret Stencil. eO7 West Hollywood. IS.
Antonio DeFeleo. 1855 Benson, 81.
Jeremiah j. Mshoney. 5e43 Rogers, o.
Charles Seuska, 9i42 Yorkshire. 81.
John s. Novak. rs sproat, 50.
Ernest Louis Cent?. l20Os Cherrylawn. S.
Albert Woldt, IS Duifield. 81.
Rhoda StrantZ. 1877 Navahoe, 50.
John l.. Boecher, s575 Dumbsrton road, So.
Terence j. Bsrden, 5000 seyburn, To-,
Pas9uale colueeslli. 5o2o Horger' Dearborn
John W. Bar1art. $500 vinewood. SIS.
Mary Poska. ga Osborne, rs.
John Show 1907 Scotch, ~.
William j. Arlngham. 1902 Lahser. IS.
Gertrude Crawford. 5si3 Brush SO.
Valentine smolinski, 2227 willis East. 81.
Isabelle Wilkin, 100 Hague, 70.
Frank simpson, 1888 Second. 81.
Henry w. Patton. 1918 Ravenswood, rs.
William A. Ross. $3.50 Lothrop, ~
Byron W. Dibble. Crosse Pointe Park, 4
Christopher C.. sinsabaugh. 73O whitemor'
Pat willard 1900 Appoline, So.
Lee X. Oakley, e7S Brady, ~.
Hilda Washington. SIS Theodore, %.
Rose Bell. 1889 ClairmOunt, ST.
Alex RLesniowiecki. 1888 Freer. ~.
Charles Godlowski, sil5 Longworth. So
Bertha Frances Tuck, ls4f5 Fenton. 40.
Henry Bohlk Maple City. rs.
Ruby o. MeNsnus. 1895 Yosemite 3d.
/ Ella Skeens. 1859 Rivard, ~.
Joletha Lawrence. 1928 Brush. -. =.
William Francis Garter. 2s42 Hogarth, "
Catherine Mistele. 6l74 Sixteenth, IL
Ludwika Konstantynowicz. 5l20 81. Auoin
! AZ.
Hugo schmelzie. 1892 Garland. Sc.
Gaetano Rudoni. 1880 GARFIELD. Lincol
/ Park, 70.
Martin Klotzhober. 1852 Sharon, 80.
Margaret Pillon, 1850 Southheld, II.
Lucille Smith, Wyandotte, 81,
/ Elizabeth Weber 1910 Garland, 10.
Arthur A. Grosheld, 3446 Harvard. so.
! Herman r. Goodin, Fort Wayre, 81.
Luther M. Mligan, 676 w. Willis, II.
Mary NJ. Smith, 1875 Heating. AZ.
Ella Victoria Lutey, 1867 Courtland 81
Margaret Nina Morgan, 1871 Northlawr
| months
Christine Blair, 1859 Tuxedo. So.
Lena Hoffman. 5000 Calvert, So.
Paul r. Keller Detroit, So.
Robert Clark. 80 Seward. so.
Stephen Michalek, 1850 BTameU. S.
Erma Mae schoenberger, 1914 Pingree, 81
Charles Peterson, 1885 Hiiger. IS.
Agnes Benedict. 4s5 Stimson, 80.
Catherine NJ. Hsner. 1892 McMillan, Z;
Rita Anne Miller. 1929 Hubbard. 2 months
Joseph r. Fisher, 1856 Hillger, SIS.
Lewis r. Williams. 1900 Manistque, o,
Myrtle Faulman. $50 Newport. 81.
Henry Schroeder sol East Jefferson, 81
Andrew Lovas. $50 Michigan. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
DEATHS

Minnie Marriott. 4i07 Lemay. So
Anton NJ ichslskt 5546 Chopin. 80
Mary p. OsterhOut, fuller Hotel. So
Betty June Fisher, 1897 Fifteenth. II.
Edward Jackson. 1854 Benton, So
Daniel r David. 5544 Sheridan. 81.
General Grover, 1902 Livingston. a.
Robert Fields. i0i7 Nineteenth. I month
Myrtle otiiey. 1850 ST Mays. 90
AGNES Kreger 5s55 East Hancock 81.
Delivery Dowdsii 1900 Macomb 50
Charles A Bartlhf, 503l Whitfield. 50
Maria Frsncesca DARN. 39f South Hsr
rington 50
James Edward Miller. $40 DUmbarton. %
Carole Ann Williamson. $3.50 Chamberlain
months
Clarence Broghamer 1854 Dorchester, 81
Mildred starier sSs3 Lnwood. Is
dina :. FeldmAn 1920 WoOdingham, %
Albert Pegier. 1882 Artesian SO.
Ha rold Howard Weide. 1902 Scotch %.
Fred Bonarsger. 1920 Lumpkin, 70.
Norman Po,ocki, 1892 Moran. T.
Joseph Zsilvy $3.50 Marion So
Marie Rogotzki, 1879 Sarsheld, WArreI
Township. So
Anna N Deinzer. 2i35 Philip Sc.
Emma Johnsmliler 2s3s Poplar. IS.
William Luther Tayler. 1885 Coplin. S.
Phoebe Brauer 6207 Sheridan. IS
Frank Arthur Eckeri 57II7 WAyburn 81
Andrea Henry Bieiski. 1929 East Hancock
70.
Otis Stevens. 22i4 Brewster. SO.
Loring Fulmer, 6243 May. 70
Lena Donovan, 520s Conner. IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
DIVORCES

Ruth Proctor from Roy
Jeanette Byars from Tanner.
Rachel See from James.
Florence Minnick from Bernard ].
Vera Holisn from Ralph.
Rachel NJ Fernandez from Isabelle o.
Charles Betrus from Helen.
Lyndail Chalmers from George
Melton r. Watko from Margaret.
Elizabeth Small from JOHN.
Amanda Gary from Ernest.
Oscar Johnson from Florence
Elaine Higgins from Frederick G..
Blanche Roberts from Edward.
William Stewart from Addie.
Billie Prymak from Nick
Fila r.. penhall from Walter.
Floyd Astoviza from Carmen J.
Esperanto Torres from Carlos.
Lucille Rolando from John.
AIiuris Grayson from Pleasant
Ethel Waller from John.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
BIRTHS
GIRLS

GIRLS
Girls we're born to-
Mary Saryzenski. $500 MI. Elliott.
Dorothy Hubert, 20442 Northlawn,/.
Betty Yale, 1889 West Grand boulevard
Jeanette Woodbridge, 1881 Meyers ROAD
Willie Egbert. 7O45 West Vernon.
Ruth Dickinson, i47s6 Holmur.
Florence Carrayallah, 1901 Holmur'
Kathleen Boyaird. i4lel Lauder.
LeOna KruZman, 1883 Cecil.
Bernice David. 1881 Woodhall.
Mary Jakubek, 1881 Junction
Jean Mackenroth, 2Sei5 Lee sou'hhe'd
Ann Brozovic. 1879 cloverlawn.
Hattie Wolovits, $685. Riohton
Helen Girrback, 1925 RoselAwn'
Rose Campanella, 1855 Grandy.
Violet Gould. 3iOS Lemay
Theresa Nowak. 4l94 Oliver.
Constance Schroeder. i0fl0 East Jefferson.
Frances Ruszals, 1905 Fleming.
Sophie Olszewski, FITS Horton.
Annie Jackson, 1905 Brush.
Christine Deem, 1925 Ferguson.
Helen Kirk, 1913 Marlborough.
Jessie Orange, $500 Twenty,elghlh'
Florence Keeton, 1914 soutnheld.
May Head. s400 Somerset
Theresa Tenorio $3.50 West Fort.
Clara Livingston, 303g West Grand boule'
Mirsbei Gsul. 1910 North Vermont. Royal
Sylvia Dawson. 1851 Brush.
/ Florence Tucker, 37Os Richton'
Aitha Huntley. lOJO5 Shook road, Romulus
Catherine Wood 1875 Morrcll.
Alice Engel. 1885 Whiihorn.
ROselee Stoier, 1888 Prest.
Elizabeth King. 1854 Eighteenth.
Pearl Jones. 62i Hastings.
Elois stoysli. 1884 Merrick.
Marie Brunk. 1928 Richmond.
NAry Hanson, 1900 Appoline.
Helen Barrie, 1898 Ohio.
Josephine Bayer 1856 East Congress
IGrace Craechiolo. 800 Euefy
Helen Koziatek. 1890 Mitchell.
| Lulu jenkins, 1889 Riopee
Marjorie McKagen. 1917 Asbury Park
Elizabeth Bodo, $3.50 VANCOUVER
sigma LESLEY. i5i5 Blaine.
Julia Dzoba. 1885, Orleons.
Joan Konisk. 50 KenllNorth
Mabel Daniels. 1928 Lshser road.
Ida Lewis; 81 Eaa Ro9k~ood Ecor'e'
Earine Jones. 1857 Bangor.
Choe Turner 5737 Thirtieth.
Eleanor Barrier 1880 oskfied'
Ruby Morris. 1929 Division.
Susan Cohen. $50 Mack
Dorothy Bularo, 2Sls Springls.
Aivina Jones. 250Ol Mound road, Center
| line.
Vivian postcr. $3.50 cass
Edith McCAsuley 3pf1 Harvard road.
Arlene Kerr 1864 Virginia PARK.
Floulse Stokley $50 East KIRBY.
Theresa Jordan. Ass Fifty-frst street
Margaret Landy, l7Z25 warrington diiVe
wilma Mason. 30 Cottage Grove, Highland
! PARK
Virginia Probsi. 1915 OHkman boulevard.
June Smelling. 25ols Midland. BEDFORD.
Mary Sierpien, 22s27 Cyman, Van Dyke
Harriet Dingman. gs33 Nottingham.
Lucille Carbery. 1921 Grayton.
Lulu McRill 275 Riopelie.
Susan Kaiser. 2sTij West PARK. Roseyile
Lillian Latkowski. 1910 Yemans. Ham
| tramck.
Michellne Pawiik. 1899 Goodson. Ham
| tramck
! Dorothy O'Leary. 1895 Holcomh.
Doris kotwica, 1920 Greenfield.
Ruth Mueller i39O9 Young.
Theresa Browley. $500 Chene.
Lahoma Sacra. 1880 Devon.
| Ann YAke 5000 Baldwin.
Mary Bertrand. 1920 Farnsworth.
Aibina PArtyks 1888 Sherwood.
Anna LigUtu 37i3 Ellery.
Esteile sonnenberG. 1873 Ash East De
/ tFUlt.
Geneva Madurski 9li3 Peter Hunt.
| Ediih ReBHl 1903 Corbett
ElyiTA Hansen. s62 Ryerbank.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-10
Deatb gotlfes

BROwS--February s. Frank A., OF $780,
Fischer. beloved husband OF Mary Lehnel
Brown: dear father OF Madonna. Eugene
Douglas. Virginia. Howard. Doris snc
Mona Lee Funeral service Thursday
2 D. m, at A II. Peters Funeral Home
12057 Gratiot Ave.
COyITZ- FEB. T. i943, Michael. beloved
husband OF Stella, loving father OF
Earyann, dear brother OF Agnes Hennek,
Cecilia Reska. Rose Reinke, John. vslen-
tine. Andrew. Anthony and Peter CovitZ
Funeral from residence, 4977 Wesson ave
nue., Thursday at $50 a. M: ST. Francis
Church at 8.
kELLER-February Q. Chrstine Mary
dear mother OF Mrs. Stanley Frankowiak
Stanley. Joseph and Theresa. and two
grandchildren. Funeral Saturday from IN,
residence. 5l3s Grandy at $3.50 and Sweet
est Heart OF Mary Church at 10. Inter
ment at Greenwood Cemetery.
wELLs-Feb 7, Frank b.. beloved nus
band of Betty. dear father of Clarence,
George Harry. DR. Fred. Albert Bardill,
Mrs Francis Mauer. Mrs. Pauline Schultz
Mrs. Christine Lohmann and Mrs. Betty
williams Funeral from Verheyden's Funera
Home 1890 Mack at Outer Drive, Thurs
day al e:15 and 10 81. Davids Church
a. 1000.
WINOwIECki-Feb s, i943, Theofil, low
ing father Of Agnes Jurss. Mary Zalac
Ann Eleanor. Clara, stephen. Henry. Ray
mond and Chester; brother OF Frances Pa
iucki Funeral nom residence. 44s2 Junction
avenue. Friday. $50 a. m, 81. Andrew
Church at 3