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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-26
Mittpo6, ben 26. Ysai 1943


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oieie ibnen bon Der eipigen 8orlebnng
angeipieiene Sein1at, bielen perihieoe-
men g0lfern nibt NIT @etpalt ent-
rilien iperoen Iollte. 9ob bie @ral-
iomfeiten, Die in oieIer Siniidt idon
imner begangen nltroen, iino faum
mebr redt 5l1 MAIDEN. gs gibt pobl
feine 5ibiliiierte Station, pel9e iiG
oie1er Sdulo ni6t idamen n1iiBte.
Desbalb lit es eigentlif nidt auf-
ribtig, bieien Der ienen insbelonbere
oieier S6ulo 51 5eiben. Das @uf l,no
Nieoer in Der menibli6en @eIenidaft
5eitigte i11mer 1pieoer oie @eiBeln
@ottes. 9ie ausgleibenoe, etpige,
langniitige gorieblng ideint ii6 int-
ner tpieoer FOLDER @eiieln beoienen ou
miiiien, Tim BEN permeiienen So6nut
uno bie Sali6beit Ser &eeierenoen
au bernmen. ,@iner Der lebten 8Gpite
iagte: .,,@ib mir quite Oditter uno
id min Die @elt retten!" 9ie S6rei=
berin oieier 3eilen betet: 80 @ott,
glib ,ns Dir oienen6e, 6riltlid)e Siib.
rer, Damn f0nnen mir NIT ibnen 5l1
Dir fon1menp'
9eur bas tatfraftige 8eiipiel er-
n1untert "5ur Na6abmlng uno inter
itiibenben Mitbilfe. Sier Elm 8ei.
ipiel: General Stillpeu, 60 Sabre
alt, tp1rbe bieier Sage 6eforiert. Seitt
Sobn NOR al16 Elm uneigenniibiger,
tapferer Observation-Disclosures, befe<
itigte bie @brenmebaile auf ieines
8aters ebrbarer Sol6atenbrnit. 8a=
ter Stillipeu iagte: ,,@ebt oieie Me.
oaille einem an Der Sront &dmpfens
ben; i6 bin bier i'm marmen, bebag-
lt6en 3immer unb i6reibe nur. -"
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ieinen 60 Sabren feline nit linn fdmp-
fen6en &rieger our6 bid unb oiinn
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fenbar getporoen lit, nno tros Der
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gum Sdreiben, beionbers penn man
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nt6t geleien tperben, fir ote iie be,
ittmmt tpGren.
@s miro beba,1ptet, 6aB elm 8ier.
tel Der &egierungsi9reiber oieie Mr-
belt berri6ten f0nnten unb es miro
befiirportet, Die iiingeren Mdnner un-
ter ben &egierungsangeitellten an oie
Sront 5u ididen, INN oie Srauen uno
Defenders Die Miitter unter 6en in
oen &riegs5onen tpirfenoen Srauen-
organiiationen au entla1ten. Die frai-
fen lebel, tpel6e bur6 Die @inaiebune
Der Gra1 uno Wutter bonn &eim So
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fon6ers in BEN @roBitd6ten in f9ref-
fenerregenber @eiie 5l1m 8oridein.
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als Elm Utopia unn1ogli6 erfdeinen.
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fiibrhar, tpenn Der quite @iue oes
@in5elnen un6 Die 8efiirtportung Ser
Negieren6en aur angemeinen gr-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-05-26

@ott Der Batter, @ott Der 5obn uno
@ott Der 81. @eilt. SorgenDoa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-22
Meh|er in Charge
OF City Bank Office
AT Navy Yard
Ry EDWARD C. STONE.

At the request Of the Treasury and
Navy Departments, the City Bank
has opened an Office in Building
No. 81 at the Washington Navy Yard,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-22
Rails and Speciahies
Lead in SeIective
Stock Advance
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial wri,er

Ashoclateu Fress rlnaQclat WrIeT.
NEW YORK, July 22-Rails and
specialties led another selective re-
covery jog in todays stock market
and assorted new highs for the past
three to six years were we'll dis
tributed.
Carriers apparently responded to
additional pleasing revenue sum-
maries and talk Of nearby dividends.
Individual business prospects helped
some favorites. Further profit taking
still was a handicap for many issues,
but this was absorbed without much
difnculty in most cases. Persistentlv
optimistic war developments served
as an argument for reinstating sold
out commitments. Skeptics were
plentiful in Wall Street, however.
and there was notable absence of
any buying rush.
Prices were irresularly improved
at the start and, while losers clut-
tered the ticker tape, closing ad-
Vances OF fractions to point or
more were In the majority. There
were few wider spreads. Transfers
were around 100000 shares.
Peak marks for 1943 or longer
were posted for Santa Fe, Pepsi-Cola
austin Nichols common and "a"
Electric Power & Light preferreds'
United States Rubber common and
preferred and American Telephone
Soft spots included Devoe &
Reynolds A, Du Pont, American
Can, Philip Morris and Westinp-
house. Motors and oils were in
different.
Railway bonds did better
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-22
Farm Prices on Upgrade.

Farm Prices on Upgrade
The ABA is distributing a map
showing the index of farm prices
per acre in the different States, the
greatest increases being in Middle
and South Atlantic States.
The index of farm land prices per
acre in Virginia stood at l89 in 1920
dropped to SO in 1888, moyed up to
lib in 1912 and now stands at 131.
The index Of Maryland farm prices
per acre stood at 166 in 1920, tum-
bled to 80 in 1888, rebounded to Ill
in 1912 and has since climbed to 1874.
West Virginias index was 1874 in
1920, declined to IA in 1888, got back
to 80 in 1912 and is now 80.
Passenger Revenues Soar.
Sevteen class l railroads, repre-
senting $50 per cent of total oper-
ating revenues in the Southern
region had estimated operating rev.
enues in June of s67,915,763, COM
pared with S57,637 100 in June, 1912
or an increase of l7.S per cent.
Freight revenues of these railroads
In June amounted to S49,611. 500,
compared with 1866 500 in June,
1912, or an increase of SO per cent.
Passenger revenues in June to-
tailed sl4.5O4 1886, compared with
sS,236,l8l in June, 1912, or an in
crease of 76.l per cent.
Loan Association Assets Up.
The Semlannual report of the
First Federal Savings and Loan AS
ISOLATION. now being distributed to
stockholders, reveals resources of
Sl3,4l3.235, including holdings of
United States Government securi-
ties of Sl235,O0O.
Albert S. Galley, vice president of
the Lincoln National Bank and
treasurer of the District Bankers
Association, is back at his desk after
a two-week vacation passed with
relatives in Wisconsin.
D. J. McGanney has been pro-
NOTED to general traffic manager of
the Southern Pacific Co., with head
quarters at Chicago, succeeding the
late Sherman K. Burke, the Wash
fnston Office has been notified. He
has been with the Southern Pacific
since 1911.
oTnday's Trading on Exchange
Prices were strong on the Wash
mston Stock Exchange today, Cap
ital Transit opening at 3l'a and
selling later at 3lA. Mergenthsler
moved at 49si.
Riggs National preferred, National
Savings & Trust and Washington
loan & Trust stocks have been
added to the eX-dividend list, which
also includes all the Washington
Gas issues.
T, F and G War savings bonds
will again be among the leading
i2cues offered the public In the Sep
teuber war loan drive for SIS 000,-
100000, Secretary Morgenthau has
announced.
Mr., Morganthau also deplores SO
much comment about forced savings
SIS he, strongly favors only voluntary
savings in connection with all war
financing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-22

days. when the Navy Yard employees
are paid off.
The new branch, or banking
facility as the Navy calls it. is being
operated along the same lines as
those opened by the McLachlen
Banking Corp. for the Quartermaster
Corps at Buzzards Point. by the
National Savings & Trust Co. at
Bowling Field, by Richmond bank
in the Pentagon Building, and by the
Rosslyn Trust Co. al Arlington Hall
While these Offices offer other serv-
ices, the cashing of Government pay
checks is naturally the biggest item.
The Navy has notified all the Yard
employees that the Office is now in
operation and business is increasing
very rapidly.
The City Bank has an office at
Eighth and G streets. and has been
serving a great many Navy Yard
employees for years. In many in
stances the new Office will be dealing
with the banks own customers
n. c. Insurance Sales Climb.
After a very poor start. life in
surance sales in the Capital in the
first half year improved until they
were only 7 per cent under the like
period year ago, according to the
Sales Research Bureau at Hartford
New policies totaled S30,863 900,
against S32 $40 900 a year ago. The
June gain of 80 per cent, the sharp
est this year, played vital part in
making the six-month decrease so
moderate.
Sales in the whole country were
off per cent in the half year but
up 80 per cent in June alone. Vir-
ginia made brilliant showing in
June, sales reaching SS,939,000 up
81 per cent. Virginia sales in the
six months totaled S52,l47,OO0, only
l per cent under last year.
Maryland sales were up 20 per
cent in June for a total of Sl0,890.-
000 In the six months they totaled
s56,733, 900 and, like Washington
were off 7 per cent from 1912 North
Carolina led this territory in June
sales with gain of 81 per cent. new
policies totaling S8,866,0OO West
Virginia sales amounted to S5,637, OOO
In June, up Al per cent, and were
exactly the same as last year in the
six months. Arizona led the Nation
with June gain of l12 per cent.
The Washington sales turnabout
from drop of So per cent in jan
uary to rise of 80 per cent in June
is clearly shown in the following
comparisons:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-22
Wheat Stocks Show
Decline in Canada

OTTAWA, July % Canadian
Preas, The Dominion Bureau of
Statistics reported that stocks OF
Canadian wheat in store or in transit
in North America at midnight July
Is totaled 400.684, 957 bushel. a de-
crease Of 469,S5o bushels co., pared
with the total week earlier.
The amount of Canadian positions
WAS ass .516,46l bushels and in Unit
Cd states positions l5,l68,496.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-22
Washington Produce

From the Food Distribution Administra-
ton. Prices paid net fob. Washington:
E6GS-Market steady. Prices paid for
Fedsral-stste rraded eggs RECEIVED from
srading stations tJuiy 22. Whites, Y. 8.
grade A., medium. 4l-43: average, a.:
.. S. Grade B, large. 42-43 average, 421a.
age, As; U. S. grade A. medium 40-43:
average 4lb U. S. grade B. large, a..
Current receipts. nearby ungraded eggs.
whites, 3Sl2; mixed colors 3Sh Receipts,
Government graded eggs, ego cases.
LIVE POULTRY-Market steady Re-
seipts very light; some broilers and flyers,
2St2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-22
Paper Shares Climb
On Montreal Markets

MONTREAL, July % canadian
Press) Stock issues of paper man
ufacturers rose fractions to more
Than point at the opening today
of the Montreal Stock Exchange and
Curb Market as a reaction to official
announcements that the price OF
newsprint was to be raised 81 a ton.
Getting lifts were Abitibi 6 per
cent preferred, Major Winner, Alb
itibi common. St. Lawrence Corp,
Price Bros, Dryden. Bathurst, Con-
Solidated Paper, Donnacona and
Fraser Voting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-22

N. Y. Curb Market

80 10SVVAetC0 kAOSSsS
Sc Nebr Pw pr 2 - lloiA /
NEPA 8 pf Ok SOFA |
" N e tat 2.75s lob
New Idea go 2oM |
N j Zinc l.60g 66h |
N Y Merch .45s 12h !
~ NY Pol pf s. LOB
NY P&L pf Z sloe
y NYSE&Gp5.10. 100
- Mag Eud Pw )
- Mag H Pw 1 pr 1914
NlNiles-B-P IL - 1lM
- 1900 Corp so ga
= Nipissing h.10e IA
~ N A L&P of 70
IN A Ray (A) 1R San
y N A Ray tB) lg 32M
- N I p s pf 8 - 1o1
Ohio Ed pf g. 1o2
20 o P 8 LIST 6 - ITO
Okla N G pr 3 5Aiz
Omar Inc .50e IN
~ Pac G OPT 80 3sh
PG5apf 1875. 52h
Pac Ling pf g. lo7
- Pantepec oA
"a Park R&R.5Og 1871
;, pennroad use an
"a Penn P&Lpf z 100
20 Penn Salt 3.60g l73
- Penn W&Pw 4 50
"a Phila Co .45g on
- Phoenix Secur - 70
- Pioneer Gold ia
~ ? d L e 2.50g-- 64ts
Pitnev-B 40 IN
Pitts Met .T5g 13iA
% Pitts P G 1.5Og o6A
~. !, Pleas v w log AZ
- Pneu Scale .S0g 14ia
~. Press Met .a5g 7ss
- Prosperity B 8iA
- pSPGL So pf 75h
70 2SP&L 5 Of SIX III
Pyrene .2Og ga
~ Quaker Oats 4 1914
S-K-O war 1ze
70 RWy&L S .:t0g 13A
~ Red Bank Oil IA
70 Rep Avia 25g 5za
- 2heem NJ | 1ai7
70 Richfi'd Oil war, ia
70 Rich Rad cog 3A
y Rome Cble 60 In
~ Root Pet So
:, aoeser g. p L. II
n Royal Ty 2s s.
Ryan Aero .65e- "A
,, Ryer d Hay Ia
"a st Regis Paper al
st r P pr 6.25k l34A
~ Salt Dome Oil 7A
;, Savoy OIL 3A
~ Schultz Inc - IA
:, Schultz pr A1iA
~ Scovill Mfg 1g 5lA
~ Scrant-SBW pf 81
:" Segal Lock Ia
Selected Ind /
:, Selec Ind CIV of 6lA
'" Shattuck Il 25g 3M
Sherwin w 2 o7A
:, Singer M ga 237
70 Solar Air log 4
:" Solar Mfg Ah
IL oonotone log 30
~ Soss Mig 0g 5
~, Sou P l. 30g oiS
~ Southld Roy 40 11H
II Spalding AG 4
II Spencer s .25e- SlA
y st C&S ,2be 5iA
!" sta e&S pf 80 l6h
:, Std Dredge ia
" Std Dig pf ] 80 II
.,< Std OIL o pf B 112lA
q STD Oil KY ] I'm
~ Std Pw d l. Of 53iA
" - Stand Products 1oiA
70 y, Starrett vie IA
'1L1 Sterchi Br ,30g Sic
:" 3terl AL zoe IL
, Sterl Br .30e - 40
~ Sullivan ,75s 1914
-, Sunray OIL log 5h
y Tampa Fl .20g ASA
~ Technicolor 15h
~ Texn OIL .20g- ga
Thew Sh lg 2lb
!, lilo Roof cog SO
- Tishman Real 2
~ lob Prod Elk SM
~ Trans-Lux an
q Transw Oh .2bg -
= Tubize Chat 8
-, Udylite zoe )
rUnexcel Mi so 4
y Un Gas Can IA
- Tn Airc Pr Ia 1oA
:" Un Cig-Wh St IVA
;, United Gas 3fs
:" Unit Gpf 5.50k 122A
fT~sA y = o. a - EKlL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-22

1t was announced
today by Presl
dent G. F. Bur
ton.
The new Office
W bic h W a s
opened Monday,
is in charge OF
w I'LL a m B
Mehler, il, one
of the assistant
cashiers, and Is
already operat-
In g smoothly
The office has 1C
tellers' window
to take care OF
L,,c;,,occ IN r,1cb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-22
il:00 AN, 49,, 800 1900 Noon 2S3, ! sc
100 Pm. 4l8.ST0 a:O0PM $4,000

+U19it Of tredinE 10 shares: sales printed
Rates q divsasnda II the ioIssoina tabs
are snnuai Disbursements based on last
quarterly or semt.apnuai declaration. TN
less otherwise neted special OF extra, divi-
sr * tssts nv Ale s sssIa or :sIrs.' cash
or stock, Paid. last year. payable II
stess pssesss 81 PAD e tar ts sss,
lated diyidsnds paid or dsclarsd this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-22
CHICAGO Produce

CHICAGO, July ~ tP,---reultry, live,
ceiling.
Butter, receipts, Sai,ff,; steady; prices
quoted BY the chicaso Price Current are
UNCHANGED,
CHANGED at oPA ceilins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-22
For. Bonds

sI.s, q ssiyssns, N ths &c sfDs
ethsrSI.s not.d spssi. ~ ssfIs DIV:
idsnds aye net INDUCED 9 Ase extra Q.
s1sh cash q steSh u ls. s.i re-, z
EAecunuiatsd d,Yldsnd. psid 81 dssIsrsd
warrants,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01
~; xaoeM :Se41zce DzeczdW
AND BUYERS GU|D
KODAKs AND SUPPLIES
LEATHER GOODS

EASTMAN Kodak stores. Incorporated,
1863 observation-disclosures, supplies, etc.
Randolph 1853
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01
Hdndbd|I Stars
In Y Event

As part Of the New Years Day
open house program. the downtown
branch Of the YMCA viii stage
several handhall exhibitions, begin
ming az , p, m.
Al Zerbo. for five years the city
and state champion. will make his
farewell appearance before being
indicted into the army on Satur-
day when he plays Paul Merlo,
iHnner-up for the title last year.
Joe Winkler and Eugene Ep-
stein. state YMCA doubles cham
pions, take on Ben Waterstone
and Ted Lemmer state AAU
champions. In the other matches
Eli Pickens, state AAU chairman.
plays Prof John Vouvakis. city
IMCA chairman. while Paul
Stobbe, city junior AAU title
holder, plays Armand Duhart,
ranking No. 4 city player.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01
Death notires

R,InUCK-cpl Rem a. United states
Marine Corps suddenly Solemn memo
ugI Wner1 mass ~ John Berchman' q
'hIr,h. saturday morning. 10 M For
uf'her Information. call Van LerherEhe
rr'rv' Home
CR0NIN Margaret. o. 1891 Waveney.
beloved wife ~ John y dear mother
rf james: beloved daughter ~ Mr.. and
Mr. Robert clover dear sister % Sgt.
James Glover o. United states Army, Mrs.
Edward Beck, Patricia, and Jack Glover.
Funeral services from the Van Lerberghs
Funeral Home. 1890 East Warren corner
.cf Lakeview Saturday morning az $50
and So John Berchman's Church az 2.
Rosary Friday evening NJ 6.
GEIMER--Charles r. beloved husband OF
IRE ls'e Anna, dear father % Mrs Mary
BurFe Charles y. Honora. Mrs Mildred
Pollock dear brother ~ Adelaide Ter
(-asr Mrs Litbe Gesi'z src Mrs Mol,ie
sefurtcD, all Uf Rochester y W and
'hree gfardrtildren Funeral from chugh-
'crs residence. ges2 Nest Grand blvd
Monday morning 'afN $50 and 81 John 8
church " 9. Rosary Supdav evening ~ s.
HoLLHf TER-Deccmber 20 George. be-
loved husband Of Verns. dear father 81
Herbert and Mrs Geraldine McTaggArt
grandfather Of Barbara Louise. son az
Mrs. Pauline Hoizhefer; brother ~ Rus
SELL Edward. Mrs Flls PARKS ana Ms
Lhurs Davis FNcersi FROM residence a7St
Cuww0rn raHh AVE. SATURDAY morning a.
ln Hrt io sf pnulrics rh1fch A. 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01
DIVORCES

Edward Booker from Dorothy.
Mildred George from Russell.
Gladys Lucille Bowdry from Terry.
2dsislaus Chelmicke from Anna.
Opal Laforges from Sam
Charles l.. Mcintosh from Ardeth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01
Big Ten Sticks
To Frosh Rule

CHICAGO Dec u tUF> -Thr
BIG Ten. Al least temporarily Will
continue 20 enforce tho freshman
rule for intercollegiate athletic
competition. despite . rroommcn-
daton by the National Collegiate
Athletic Association 10 rescind the
regulation for tho duration. Mai
John I Griffith. conference com
missioner. said today.
A. p meeting yesterday in New
York the NCAA voted 70 reScind
The rule which required = year'S
residence before an athlete was
eligible 20 compete on varsity
teams
The NCAA makes the rules
for competition in its nine ma
tionai tournaments" Major Crit
nth pointed out. "but doesn't
form the regulations for the Big
Ten. II merely recommends
minimum requirements"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Stanley cywinski. Is; Mary senkowskt 10
Joseph Slubowsk %. Lottie Prusinsh, 20
l.. J. Pratt. IS; Alma l.. Rason, 49,
Ralph Martin. %. Virginia Goodwin. ~.
Merrill McMiller, %. Georgia NJ. Sheffield
rs
Theodore T. Miller "a: Elsie T. BeaHer
Hsrold Robert NaEel 20; Irene Dybas, 20
Grover c. Knott, 81 Carrie Allen. ~.
julius Schroeder il. az stephanie Bilczew
ski. IS.
William J. Constantine. q: Anna NJ
kerzykoWsn %
Clarence A. Lsdd 30; solomey Alexander
81
Andrew J Brown. AZ: Rosa Christian. 3s
Frank r. Boyer 30 Ruth Regime Volk. %
Edward Carrow. 50; Nilms Rankin. %
Arthur konot. 20. Helen Pogorzelski. 30.
Edward J. Baker -; Betty Boudrie 10.
EaEens Koziui. 81 Annie Burnat. "a.
Mainard Nathaniel, Al Alice Williams, IS
Alan Bryen IS; Helen shame. %.
Edward Ernest Babcock. "a. Martha
Lukkes, 90
Jacob White; Marjorie Davidson. %
Walter Buh Ford III. %, Josephine Clay
Ford, IA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01
DEATHS

Eleanor Van wiemeersch. $3.50 Lakewood
Charles Rqeouck. 1920 McGraw. IS.
Emily G. Lang. 525 Alger. 80
Edward Stephens, 542i Russell. SO.
Clarence Alvin Baker, 15f6s Stoepcl, so
Albertine Johanna hide 1892 Robins ST.
Thomas Box, 200 West savannah, so.
Cora NJ, Perry. 1860 Gray. II.
Samuel Amato 2930 McDougaH 81.
Casper Becker. i0Sl Porter. ~.
Barbara Kemczewski, 23s7 Horton, IL
days
Frans Oscar Larson, PAYS Glendale So.
'Charles ID. Levans l264e August ga.
Catherine Johns, 14772 quincy rs.
Florence Tremaine. $3.50 Dumbarton, 81.
Monroe Rosenheld. 5440 Cass, 81.
James Robinson, 1859 Ager. ~
Louise TeufeI 2ee4 Algonquin. So.
Leona Brown. 2050a Sacamai a..
Charles White. 3763 Second, 81
John steyskal 622s Holcomh. 81.
Marie Ano. 1863 sheridan, y
william Henry Smons. 1892 Ruhalo So,
William J. Haluesn. 1915 Hsnford Lin
coin Park. IS.
Barbara MAkins. 1909 Putnam 10.
WtIliam Moon. ass Hendre 70
Mgriele HAYES 81 Division. 81
iCarvtu MCClarv, 1854 Hartford. 81.
.Chappel Devore. 2063 Twenty-hfh. %.
Harry u Anplebaum 520i Stanton, 81.
Max siegel. 2os0 IVES, Euclid. IS.
Alan Joseph Moran, 1851 Huntington road,
s months
Alice Edth Harrison 2ses sixteenth, SIS.
ENpFiaNla llNhoUtE. ttN4 OAhldn1t w,
Emily Meyers, zoos Rowan so.
Peter Bars,is 1226s Chelesia. SO.
Felix poretti. 1852 Mt Elliott 80.
stella Poplswski. 4s3s loon r. Al
Joseph StrZelecki. 2l36 East Kirby. ~
John Nolan Brown CITY Mich. SO
William Meldrum s57s Beechdale. 50.
Betty PruItt ss55 BeFole 65.
Antoni Zenkewicz ls2ss Fenkell. So.
Stella God0s. 1890 McDougan 40
STANLEY WsNs, 1898 East Nevada 80.
Martin Weiss 1884 Fleming ~
Josephine VI Rund sa15 Mack. 81.
William W Horen. l246i Fairport 70.
flames Landino 1889 Cedar Grove SO.
Alexander Nadolny, 400 Burton So
Viola Hooper 1892 Antietam. 81.
Emma ! Mcclellan 5O2 Emerson. II.
Robert Trevor Lewis 23700 Shakespeare
East Detroit, 2 months
Frank Sararrolis So Wluder SO.
James Tjots 1858 Monica. 81.
Ellen " Naroucy s033 Morven -.
Myrtle IS Fielder 34ls Eastern place. 50
/ tobn Elisha Uurgins 1922 Cooley. 76
/ John r. Henderson $3.50 y Clarendon, -
sharon jean Coriught. Dearborn. /,
John Truchlr Windsor ont Il.
Anthony PaworoWsks. l025 livcrncis, 81
Potter g Harris, tt6 East Montana, 81.
Helen - AyfCs prRytOn Plains, Mich. 80
lNios Eause 243s West Forest 60
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01
PHOTOGRAPHER

PIN Settlers wanted Whlte; expert
enced Apply Riviera Rtcrestipn, 1897
Grand River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01
ADVERTISING DISPLAY
ATTICs CONVERTED INTO INCOMES

CARLSON sTuDIos-Advertising displays,
posters. 1909 Brush street. Telephone
Randolph elli.
ATTICs CONVERTED INTO INCOMES
ADDITIONS. ATTIcs INTO INCOMES
Brick or asbestos siding roofs FLA
terms, 3 yrs. nothing down; free esti-
mates. An home Improvements. TY. 6-9T7s.
CONVERT your attic into an income. We
finance. Smalley. MAdison 1S45.
ROLLERS INSTALLED. WELDED
BOILERS. parts. Installed. welded Brandt
Brothers 6505 West Lafayette. Vine.
wood l-3475.
BRICK, CEMENT, STrCCO EASEMENTS
CHtMNEYs built. repaired House-raising
posting Cement work o." Guaranteed.
TW 2o05t
COAL AND COKE--DEIJNERIEs
COAL on CREDIT
RORlN, 1910 w. CHICAGO. 10. 1922
PEOPLES COAL COMPANY 49, Roppers
stokcr pea Scmet S0lvay coke. Hopper e
Pocahontss, $500 Nevada, TW. 2-ll70.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES AND FIXTURES
ELECTRICAL supplies for wiring and re-
pairs. Plaza 1880.
FLOOR SANDING. WAVING. ETC.
Al absolutely dustless sanding. filing.
Narnishne. one-dsy service. Tyler e.s3ss.
FUNnGATING SERVICE
THE ORIGINAL CYANIDE GAS CO.
work Guaranteed. University l-io5o.
FURNACE CLEANING AND REPAIRING
FURNACES REPAIRED. exchanged. in
stalled new, USED parts reasonable
20bo tElght-Mie toad. TO. s-e4s7.
HUMANE SOCIETY
MICHIGAN HUMANE sociETY-Emsr.
gencies handled "a hours. 7401 Richmond.
Trinity 2-3400.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
inss IN the bis Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
ICE sKkIiNG--wINDsoR
icE. Nightly EXCEPT TUESDAY
Afternoon skating Saturdays Windsor
Arena So McDouVsu Windsor 1851
INSULATION
ROCK wool blown In walls. attic. saves fuel
adds comfort Ty. $3.50 Ewes RE ass.
INSURANCE
lcfTtZENs' Mutual Aptc Insurance.. jim
ssros. seiS Benltean. La 02IL