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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Livestock Markets
DETROIT


CATTLE son. largely steer run with
good Grade predominsting: fed steers and
heifers opening slow steady ~ weak.
some bids around -23c lower. COW run
scutely small. market strong bulls<steady
To 2Sc higher. common and medifrn show
advance good demand for replacement
cattle al fully steady prices hut trade =
htne less active than early last week
load choice around l125-lh heeves held
above Slb n. most early sales medium
and gnod 70 low choice fed steers and
warnings Si4n15s5 load good s7O-lb
fed heiers, $3.50 IS -. beef COWS $40 rs
n - odd head good western COWS ~ tho
latter price, Gamers and cutters s. 500
IN 50: few GOOD sausage bulls 5l9 ESQ
IL IS: best held ~ S13.S and slightly
above most medium bulls SI2ui3: most
medium N good light stock steers xl4. 80
n 70 choice 633-lb. averages kIR2S
CALVES-sj0 steady Bulk good and
choice vealers. SIS. 50. few head n Sit
common and medium largely Si31 Is so
HOGS 3 900 steady on all except lights
scaling i60 lbs down such weights hid
Is cents lower bulk $1,000 N butchers
So 20W - 40 top Slt 80 on some no 900
10 10 small killers bulk sOws, Si3 10 % :
best HIGHT sows Si3 SO
SHEEP 600 shorn fed lambs opening
fully steady. old crop wooded lambs and
springers lacking: nothing done carly On
sheep indications around steady double
deck good 10 choice at-lh shnrn fed lambs
40 pels. &i5 some mixed medium ~
good shorn lambs. Sif shorn slaughter
ewes quoted around 50 down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
EAST BUFFALO

? 600 mostly IS cents under Friday.
fairly active A. decline Bulk good and
choice loo $50 ms averaging under 230
lbs SO s. few decks uniform 2is lbs
Slipn trucked-ins 10 23n lbs SIC So
~ Il 81: rough ard veighfy sows ti3 50
u13fs
CALVES $40 vsalers fully steady.
Ecod and choice Sisais 81 common and
medium, fi21i7. p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
ONE-SIDED LAW

Then, responding TO rising
public resentment, our federal
lawmakers seem intent upon
bringing organized labor and
their leaders under regulation
instead of permitting them to
continue acti ng irreSponsibly
under the unconSciously one
sided Wagner labor law, which
accords unions not merely lib
erty but unlimited license.
The stock markets pace has
slowed down. This is inter
preted as salutary. SO is the
veering of chief activity away
from penny stocks, which
Overwhelmingly dominated pre-
vious activity. into issues OF IN
veStment rating.
Market students would like
10 see a lull for two-three
months. with absence of pyro-
technics one way or the other.
The market needs a chance TO
regain its breath after It's alb
normally long up-trend,' they
reason
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO. June Z UNsJ --cash grain
close.
WHEAT None
CoRN-No. yellow sio7 No yell
low, <lO4L.
OATS No I mixed 67a, C.: No. l white
6siac, sample white, 6Tiac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
Changes in War
Reflected
In Steel Trade

, CLEVELAND Jane Various
changes Do war strategy arc being
reflected u the steel industry.
causing Ilcertauf,ylH various de-
pertinent, as adjustments are
wsdr though alI-oycr demand is
nor affected and no additional steel
=, berg released for civilian use,
Says St5ct
a case IN point is found in tho
severely cur,aled landing mat pro-
e,am. As a result some producers
NJ hoi-rollcd sheets who were
hooked Sohdly through thrd quar-
ter and beyond have been able in
tHc past few days 10 accept some
tonnage for July delivery.
Gaps caused by cancellation of
landing mat steel have been filled
promptly IN most cases and n gem
cr7i II is difficult 10 get sheets on
current orders before September
for hot-rolled and stainless grades
and before August for cold-rollcd
ORDERS CANCELLED
Some foundrieS in the East have
received substantial cancellations
ot castings for Liberty engines.
following changes IN tho ship pro-
gram from Liberty ships 10 the
larger and faster Victory vessels
This has caused some change in
need for pig iron though supply Is
not beyond demand
Pig iron distribution is being
made smoothly under the alloca-
ton plan and all users arc rccclV-
ing their requirements Blast
furnaces arc likely TO be the first
10 feel the effects OF the coal
mining suspension and coke supply
viii have to be conserved This
may result in stacks being blown
out now for repairs that might
have been DELAYED until later.
Repairs 10 open hearthS last
week took a number of units out
of service and caused the rate Of
steel production 10 decline l2-pOintl
10 9Si2 per cent Cincinnati made.
the most important gain as fur
.naceS were returned TO service
after repair, rising 10 points to ga
per cent. ST. Louis gained Az
points TO 81 u per cent. Wheeling
/ point to 81 and New England 81
points TO 95 Pittsburgh slipped
l2-pqint to 9S12 per cent, CIeve-
land is-polnt 10 95i2. Buffalo 81
poiu5S 70 80 and Detroit ID points
10 so Rates were unchanged as
follows Chicago, 81; Eastern.
Pennsylvania, IS; Youngstown, 81.
Birmingham, roo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
WINNIPEG GRAIN

WTNNIPEG. June 7 INs l-Wheat ~
lures &C 10 &C higher today, oats and
barley unchanged and rye unchanged tc
3, c lower.
WHEAT July. sold 81 007. n OF Octo-
Der 81 OF December 81 o. = n 1921
OATS July October December, 81 "
bid
BARLEY - July October. December
81 q, c hid.
RYE-July. ssc bid October, soc sold
December, SOS sold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
4 IIIC AGO

CHICAGO June 7 GNsl-H HOGS 20 e.
500 steady; top. $3.50 bulk 81 201
"a IS. heavy. Si42O4I4 IS. light Sit 90
a go sight lights. Sif1i 40, packing
sows SIS s5Hiti5. pigs. Sl2>5Oo 10 SO
y CATTLE-IT 200 BIC n 40c lower
Calves ZOO; steady Beef Steers. choice
Si61l7 Is. medium SifHt6. yeariings
Sl31ls75 Butchers heiters S12Gls.5O.
90 ~ Is 30 fpr1rr--1l2Ml5 Is. Stockers
steers. Si3n l6 cows ana hefers, 20 50
~ so t.
sl3 SO if75, feeders Sf4913, ewes
SOB
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08
rnIIno CASH GRAIN

TOLEDO. o. June UNsJ Cash grain
on track;
WHEAT-No. 2 red 81 40 NJ. ~.
CORN No 2 yellow, 81. 0s n OF, No. ;
yellow 81 041 05.
oATsINn. white, ST.. n 67iL: No. 3
white Sal, n 66c
SoYBEANs- No. yellow, sl7ol. n
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DI IAIio-luur 4. Vincenza beloved wife
~ Andrea dear mother ~ Mrs JACK
lDifenhack, Anthony Domenic Albert.
Antonette Elsie and Joseph nj Faro
Funeral from residence 1856 ST. Joseph
81, Tues. at ? 80. san Francesca Church.
10 a m
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NAiBANDiA> Bazaar. .bIne ~ 2s39
Oakman court. beloved wife ~ Nishan
Remains a. the LOUIS Muiurdich Funeral
Home 1880 Woodward Ave Services
Wednesday June o. A. ? . m Al the
Armenian Apostolic Church A. 1898 OAK.
man Blvd Iniermeni Evergreen CemetsrN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-08

ITLEARN June 5. 1898 william, husband
~ the late Alice brother ~ MARY e.
Josephine ana Emma V. Funeral from
lresidence iOi F. Ferry Tuesday. q.3V
p m. Rosary Church, NJ To-
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SeIeF. l0cIndinG o0d tnte. ~. tal sharff
Dividends w the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid so far this year,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Sam Gold

Funeral services for Sam Gold.
81, of 1852 Monica, who died Fri
day in Hines. H., were held today
al the Lewis Brothers chapel,
1889 John r. Burial was in Mach
pelah Cemetery
Mr. Gold was a member Of Ford
Post 173. American Legion: Post
1875. Jewish War Veterans and the
Disabled American Veterans.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Sarah
Gold; a daughter, Mrs. Lillian
Zakan: two sons. Pvt IRVINE and
Bernard Gold. all of Detroit. and
a sister, Mrs. David Feldman, Of
Boston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06

Funeral services for Charles A.
Reekie, rs. vice president and sec
rotary Of the Detroit Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Co, were scheduled
10 be held in the William r. Ham
i1ton Funeral Home, CaSs and
Alexandrine, this afternoon. He
died Friday.
Mr.. Reekie was born in Detroit,
and had been with the insurance
company 90 years. His home was
at Col Van Dyke.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs
Helen Reekie: a daughter, Mrs.
forster Jutgard in Sweden, two
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06

until she took up residence in
Pittsburgh in 1905. Mrs. Scott
died, Saturday in Pittsburgh after
a brief illness.
N She leaves a son, William l..
Scott OF Berea. O.: a daughter,
Mrs. Newton l.. Tucker of Pitts
hurgh; two sisters. Susan a. Liv-
ingstone and Mrs, John r. Odell,
both OF Detroit; two brothers,
Soabourn r. Livingstone and T.
w. Palmer Livingstone, also OF
Detroit. and four grandchildren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Mrs. VI. Scott

Services will be held tomorrow
at / p. m. al the William r. Ham
.lteR chapel Cass afid 4 i--SaffdFineT
with burial 10 WoOdlaWn Gene
terry. for Mrs. Margaret Living
Stone scott. a native 81 Detroit
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sons. Allan II. and Sherwood. and
six grandchildren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
HELD % CITATIONS

Chief of the drlXers. license hu-
reau since 1871, Mr.. Girardln held
% citations tor merItoriouS con-
duct and his record showed no de-
merits.
His grandfather. Pierre Girsr-
din. was onctlme police Superin-
tendent. and his father. Burt
Girardin, was Inspector of the
record bureau for AZ years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
Sidney Giirdrdin,
Police Sergeant,
Burial Arranged
Obituaries

Funeral services for SGT. Sidney
Girardin. 81. veteran police Off
cor. VIII be he'd at Pm
Wednesday from 81 Mark S
Lutheran Church. Burial VIII be
in Forest Lawn Cemetery.
Mr.. Girardin, who Joined The
police department in 1921, died
yesterday in his home at Sl0S
Willard. after a long illness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-06
son ARMY OFFICER

An uncle, Pete is a retired po-
lice Inspector, and a brother. Bur-
ton. is assigned 10 Conner STa-
tien.
Survivors include his wife, FL
freda; a daughter Mrs. Bernice
Cottle, and a son Sidney an army
lieutenant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
DEATHS

Lula Nav Herbert sos2 Wiscor-in So
William Noble. s6fs Memorial IS
Lucille Washington. 1900 Chene 70.
Paul Stricken, Wyandotte Mich ~.
Mamie Brown, 1888 Raynor %.
Archie q. Ssrvis. 1875 Newport 50.
Isaac CANsOn. 1898 Elm S.
George Henry Barber, l20js Meyers road
81
George v. Russell 1920 NorthlASn 81
Charles II. McCuiloch. 1898 ChsrTylsVn
81.
Ear Glenn. l5334 Gnggs II.
Rudolph J Schulz. 1901 Twenty II.
Eudo II. Newton. 1890 Hardwood So
Ida M Shaw, 1925 Abingdon 50
Fred Hsink..-iT2a East Grand boulevard
81.
wolcieoh Jsnki.wicz, 1865 warsaw place
so
William PArson. 37it wabash IS.
Mary Gray. Cleveland o. IS
Jozef Pat'enSki. ss4l Twenty eighth g.
Aary sadko. 1910 Central S..
june Marie BSsOnnettr 1854 Dickersop ls
Henry r GeoTge $50 Esstiswn. ss
Robsu Edward Chance 1855 Mack
months
Edward Walter C1nsrd. 7s2 L4verenz. y
MAY T., FAwlsy. 2Sis springWens -
DANIEL HOyer, $3.50 oxford, Dearborn.
months
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
BIRTHS
GIRLS

Girls we're born TO:
Eeeiyn Oman 1921 Salem. Redford Town
ship,
Phyllis criitsnd.n. 2,AsO Midland. Redforc
Township.
Us lima Mack. 2os4s scbosnherr road. Ess'
Marie NichGson. 1851 Pinehurst.
Louise Mcdonald. 1892 Monica.
Frances Drozs 1890 Woodside.
Elm Lenander. 1885 Indiana
Betty Peters. 1854 Steel
Lillian Kreper 1887 Hamburg.
Grace Gremel, s20g Indiana.
REGINA Andres 1855 Ilens
Mary Hamilton. 1905 Columbus
Jean Knzsets. 1850 Rockdsle.
Inez Sfterlet, li1i7 Petoskey.
Anne Kusinsky 1884 morse.
Helen Ksszets. 1884, Besverland.
Patricia Hansen lb3i0 LinNood-
Mary Liensd 74t5 Chatham.
Margaret Taylor. 1912 Wilson ROYAL Oak
Remiida springstube, i3i North Atadsns
Agnes csiian. 1891 Hsmie. Milford
Marie Robert. 2s535 Lockwood, Bir6isg
b ham.
Msry Msdsry 3iT4 Harris FsSndsl,
Marjorie Wilson. 1880 Ponicianns. Red
Colleen Donaldson. l22e5 san Jose, Plym
Carol smith. SIS Cambridge Berkeley.
Helen Bmmenshlne. 2i311 Plymouth
Anna Poole 352 Rochester road, Clawson
Helen smith. 1910 Sunnyknoll, Berkley.
Edith Reid. 2s575 Glasgow, Royal OAK
Gen.yieye Cole. 22s07 wellington. Dear
born.
Marie Novak $50 Cherokee Royal osk.
Helen Oliyerlo. 1886 Wbttngton. Dearborn
MARY RinenbuTg i9fA Daily.
Ruth Edwards, 1912 Yellowstone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MARRIAGE LICENSES

sidney Marshall, "a: Norma Perry IS
Leonard A. Thursion IS Ruth q. sern'
dingeT 70.
Walter Olsen, rs Ruth Phillips IS
David Rothenberg % Yetts Cuhn, 20.
Dante Peasant q. Bsien DeCsrio, %.
Ike Coleman, o. Life 81 Moore. 81.
Walter Fedak. 81, Elizabeth Cichewicz 81
Joseph szymansk. %; Mariana Cvientak
IS
Henry A. Prudhomme. %: Harriet l
sawicki 80.
Anthony J. Jesionowski. 80. LOitie A
Zelachoski, IS.
Erwin Kalis. rs Edna Dobrzy chOwski. "a
James W. Reeves. 10; Joan Ellwood IS
John r. Smaniotto. 81. Palma Kunta, 30
Ray y. Mullen. 20: Rowena q. Meyer, 9s
Carl A swanson. a. Helen TucheVlcz ~
Theodore Tunison, az Martha Lewis. 80.
John Ingoglia, 81: Josephine Calandro. 50
Donald p Sehenk- 20; EI4ls y MecFssts
John w. Kianauskss. 20. Doris 4. Hsyse
10.
Hugh J. Robinson. %. Bette Fish. 20
Harrison A. Ningsf 80 Agnes Taylor IS
William Il. Lane %. Margaret Jaeger %
Charles Marshall, IS Nettie p. Wills. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
Lost and Found

ENVELOPE containing snapshots, inolud-
ing sailor son Al sea. IN HudSon's,
reward. Atlantic 1927
GARNET breach vicinity Cotton avenue
or Woodward car; reward. TOwnsend
6-05s6
GAS rationing book. BYsT7O Cali Temple
2-T776' reward
LADY's gold wrfstwatch9 on Hulgsr ne
tween Esst End Laundry and Charlie
voix Reward Murray 2lai
LADYs BuiOva wristWatCh. on Mack,
possibly between Mcclellan. IroquOis
reward Plaza 21Ol.
LADYs wristwatch. vicinity Grand River
and Center; mothers present. liberal re-
ward. Arlington 1881
LADY's Gruen WristWatch gold INK
band northv est section; reward.
Vermont s-7sss
LOST Black box containing doctors in
struments Liberal reward. Cali Cadil
lac III.
LOST IN vicinity OF Palmer Woods large
size male cOckeF spaniel all brown.
Reward Call UNIVERSITY 2-2i2f.
MAI Norwegian Ehsheana resembles
police puppy. Rosedsle PaTk-Outer drive.
Grand River Reward. Gsrheid 772e-w.
POCKETB OOK-LOst vicinity Beliview and
MACK Ford badge J-6o9s. Reward.
1922 Belview.
RED CHOW Mate scar-undsr- lett eve.
East side reward Murray 36J6.
RHINESTONE bracelet vicinity Cadillac
Harper ana Nativity Church reward
tNanhOe 1919.
TWO statesmen sample grips from Chsv'
{ s. Townsend 5-Of33, Liberal reward.
WIRE-HAIRED fox terrier. male, ran
away wearing chain; reward 5639 Gates
head Tuxedo 1852
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES


Jewel r Easton. 30: Mary Evelyn Spur
Harry }. simon. 90. Bessie McCloud 81.
Emanuel Bostic % Lucy Taylor. 10
Patrick y. Galloway. % Bernies I. Gavin
J.sse Parker IS Catherine spence 90
Charles p Bauder. p Marjorie r. Hsmil
Lester II FAR q: Lucille End.rs. %.
Frederick NJ connof. 3s Bette y RICE
william G. Fenn.r - Beulah X psin-
Buford Dodson, % LOUIS, Bivin, u
George snckuns, 81 Florence Z b'ouse
Alex senkoUski. %. Jane Tyborowski ~
Albert Holland - Mite Freeman. 81,
Marshall Aetcs!L 3s Dorothy Bowman
Joisph K,n,loot. 50; ENrs N Vincent
Levi. Dinkin.s q. Martina cisnton. Is
Leonard onor.kf 81 hsfr.na r
Joseph p ssssa 10 Jeanette xrost, 20
irwin Beitr 81 ,itac- Nestor -
Waiter Peoples % Elizabeth Watson. 81
lack Nofford. 80 Jusni,s Williams 10.
!o,,ph stem SER, ~ Ron s,, T.sss' ~
Peter Plu,s. 81: soph. Kuczsk. 2s
Edward Cannon. ~ MsTgarsi FeTsntI. %
Richard p. Baron. "a. Martha Pswio~1eo
John seh.ny. 81 Ella Gray. -
RAYMOND a. Bray u Mildred Andrews
Bernard GsuE,r 81 Mildred Epsld 80
Pau ~ sharp ~ Es-ie A+neiA -
William Q Peters - Fsyr PhsmistsT 81
Harry Brown Jr-. al Margaret hsndsf-
son. 10.
Louis r. Honsn Jr. "a Helen Bsrkoot.
Aioiry J. Ani.L Is. Mary Havrysh. IL
Edward BosEcIsr, %; Gtnsvisvs kiiSno~-
Norman Gr.nrks. 20: Mar. Gilmore y.
Hsrry !. Lancaster, Is. Amoosan TODD
L.iss ruks,r. 50. Helen Hsb.L 81
Ben sS.sringsn - Annie Radcliffe 81
PhinD c. Assehsm. Il Beverly }. F,rsu-
G.ofs. shsok.lford ~ Gstv Ty. a..
John shnSNnAoin AZ Am.hs Trscsis. Al
Manuel I. Ro'snesrg. IN MARVIN ). Zen
gvsr c. Aik.r. "a: xhirl,y Barron. 10
James psYl. 2s Laura I. Hun, ~
George y. nehnsn ~; Ru'h l. pf.,r.r
Rsynor n Miner. Is. Eh1sp,ih P Home.
WIZARD J Lock. rs: M,aonns L Taylor.
clar,ae, W sumner. 10. sarah J. Yrsn.-
Herman Ensisr IS: Aver. ~ Newton -.
william kUrteisk Is Helen Asinik 10
Henry PUmmsr 20 rh'lma J. PAGE.
-
Ivan Jsmison 70 SYLVIA y ws,for. "a.
gdSsro ostAshhy % Kathlyn Rsyni, 20.
'chars, PAU BoFsf - Pnvlns MiHst "a
Edward r. Connsn. 90; Anna X ssmuiski
81
Iclar.ne. v Noeusi. IA; Margaret pons.
hue. IL
|cyrn n. Foxley az; Gladys DoWIng %
Conner Dayton Hughes, as; Vera Jean
Ray. 10
Albert Lersr %. Eva csrnes. 2s.
James Burd IS Evelyn weist az
RAY MeAahon 80 Lila HallSou 81.
Albert Bark - May sw~S~xynsk o.
Gisnb = Nicholson a. Elstnof g Parks.
a
.R7usrt c Msnzss So, Anne Mar Dcvnn
~
shsIhs Hal~yI - IUuie DWs. %
Clarence ActlrCE p clara NcIots .o go
henN tAt.is "a @srlor. Jot0..u -
linus hohisr - Joyce HArr OFT. ~
John q. Greene t5. KAthern. Kaufmsno
Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
Death Hotlres


BtkfR-Fsh. az 1913. Carrie Worcester
kHF-fHetl@f Of -5b.rpf1tup Huff fETns.
worth: sister 81 Herbert Wnrcestsr
aunt OF Hazel y Bowers Funeral s,rytc,
a. chapel Of the Wn r Hamilton Com.
pany. Cass avenue. al AlexanaTine. Ffiday
al IL m.
'CiAGO-Feb. 20 1913 ZAne 3 Beloved
husband ~ Catherine nee Mammalian
Gear fath"r 81 Walter 81. brother Of Clsr.
ence X. and Celia grandfather Of three
grandchildren. Services from Thinker
Funeral Home, 2ffS Nesj GranG Boulevard
near Fourteenth Thursday Afternoon a,
20 Please omit flowers
Oh I4Ck FtnfuAr "a Mar. = usiuved
= lie 81 John dear mother 81 J0nn il
TiFs iUiius RizsAk Frank snd Mfr Theo.
dors kuisin four ErAnoc n.ldf-n F4nersl
.nOm residence. 49, tourth street NSan-
doiis. SATURDAY A. 0 o'riyCh. ST Elizabeth
'churea - 30
PpLI6LER-FrsBE X Fsbrusry - eear
rather OF Frank aud Seors. r.
Funeral from Gsotg. p wa,aeI Flrers1
Home. 1923 East Grand Blvd. FRIDAY a,
30 lnterment A. woodmere
WEAVER FEB. %. 1919 Peter bsIovs1
husband ~ Cassie, dsar father Of Mrs
Ruby Marby Mrs Ruth Casio Mrs FIis
Stevenson and Barney ". Weaver Funeral
services from the Floyd l.. Harnflt on
Fun.rAl Home TWelfth street, near west
Grand ooule'ard. Saturday. ? , m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
DIVORCES

Clara Rose from Fidon.
Brown Barrett from Lsnofs
~ yrils T. nan from Howard
s'ephanie KaTash from John
George jarrett from Pansy.
Emily Taperek from Eugene
Pauline Smith from slton,
Mary Simms from clyde.
John Mank from Mildred
Florence DeR0se from Bernard
Lee Luckmsn from Selma
mckinley Brown from HATTIE
Rose Lang from Leo.
Marie Kenny from Clifford
frtrn Turner from Lawrence.
Mildred Lsuffo from Russsll.
Dora Boyer from Albert.
Charlie Foster from james
Wanda Ziellnski from Frank.
James Lewis from Luc,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
DETROIT TIMES
Exoett Se4Ecp DE4eczdM
BUYERS GUIDE
INSULATION
- 80
MATTRESSES RENOVATED

ROCK WOOL blown ~ walls. att
fuel, comfort Tt $3.50. Ewes, !
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
Funeral Directors

Fred G. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
1882 JEFFERSON. FITZROY 2l7e-7s
SUTTON A. SON
It7 TRUHBCLL AVE TEMPLE 7-sloo
Memorials
FINEST quality grant,, mArstT Xi4.g3.
Winons Memorial. Can TO $3.50
Lost and Found
Bliltpi-b tlagt fniaI. b. contains
FFrs valuable rapefs. reward TWIN.
ftt"a .-Uz10
BLACK cocker male "Lucby" vicinity
7.hts Reward. isis1 BejAnd Pin
Rtss 7sis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-25
DRLssMAKING
rIMGAIING SERVICE
FURNAcE CLEANING ASH REPAIRIN

Al furnace vacuum cleaning. chimney,
swept hrep0ts installed 81; CRATES ane
paGs AZ cost. Bringafd. INanh0s $3.50 Of
lt.nuN 5AHG
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-05
FULL-MOONLEss FEBRUARY

February, 1866, did not have a
full moon. The same was true in
l915 and 1884, but there will not
likely be another such occurrence
until 1861.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-05
Fertilizers, Seeds, Plants

FREE-12 PLANTS with every $500
purchase. Tomatoes, peppers, cab
bage, egg plant, etc. Is varieties of
flowers. 100 plants for SITE at
greenhouse; So delivered. Send
check and we will make prompt
delivey Drive out and see our
stock. Your VICTORY GARDEN
is your patriotic duty. MYERS,
FLORIST, Power House Rd., Ches-
hire. Dial OFT.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-05
Miscellaneous For Sale


BIRD BATHS-Attract birds, beau
titles your lawn, garden, solid
cement, ionic pedestone, bowl 26
across, height "a. Last forever,
cannot tip over. SIS delivered, 400
Perkins Ave. Tel. 3-5057.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-05
TENNESSEE PRESIDENTS

Three presidents of the United
States have come from the state
of Tennessee: Andrew johnson,
Andrew Jackson, and James K.
Polk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-05
LIE You Lose Something Dial Work
Real Estate For Sale
Houses For Sale


$3,700
5 acres, 8 room house, chickens,
barn, garage, miles from here.
$4,000
4 room modern bungalow, furnace
heat, large, beautiful. lawn, on wa
ter front, outdoor fireplace, boat,
one of the incest Lake Properties
at Cedar Lake, miles from here
on State Highway.
$4,000
Six room house at 239 Wood st.
near Oak st. 1st class condition.
Also furnace heat.
$4,000
Five room house also including a
tWo-room house, one car garage,
one acre cultivated land, grapes,
fruit trees at 1874 Colonial in Oak
vile.
S4,950
room house, 3 acres, apple Or
chard, nice view. On Bucks Hill
Road-bus service.
$4,000
For a room house, furnace heat, 2
car garage, large corner lot, in the
Overlook Section at 81 Bonair
Ave. This house needs an outside
paint job but the inside is in very
good condition. Do not hesitate to
look over this bargain, can be
shown at anytime.
$500
Six beautiful large rooms, furnace
heat, large level corner lot, garden,
flowers; one car garage. Near Wa
terbury Tool Co. at l Huntingdon
Place.
$500
Six room house, nearly new; living
room 16 TT. square; large modern
kitchen and cabinets, dining room
and one bedroom on first floor, 2
bedrooms upstairs. Hot water heat,
concrete cellar floor. On Chestnut
Hill Road one mile from North
Main st. near Lakewood.
$4,000
room bungalow, hot water heat,
large yard. Cooke ST., near Water
vile.
$4,000
2 family house, rooms each and ex-
ira rooms on Bird floor. FairvieW
ST., near Lux Clock Co.
SHERMAN GRINER
So Bank Street Tel. 4-4667
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-05

Housewives-Any Age
If you have 3 or spare hours daily,
we can give you profitable employ
ment. Call 3-7528.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-05
Automobiles Wanted
NOTICE

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, DIS
TRICT of WATERBURY,, SIS. PRO
BATE COURT, June End. 1913.
ESTATE of STANLEY NIDUNAS,
late of the town of Waterbury
in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis
1rict Of Waterbury, hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said
estate to exhibit their claims for
settlement. Those who neglect to
present their. accounts, properly at
Vested, within said time, will be
4ebarred a recovery. All persons in
Aebted to said estate are requested
10 make immediate payment to
JOHN w. JENUSA1TIS,
Admin stra tor.
Il Chapman St, Waterbury, Conn.
Per Order of Court
Attest:
JOHN J. HOWARD,
e-S-3t Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-05
Real Estate For Sale
Houses For Sale

FOR SALE-96 South ST, four ten
ements; also rooms in basement.
Six rooms on LIST, End and Bird
floors. Inquire on premises or call
4-4861.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-05

MATTRESSES, 2-Wanted. Apply at
Sails Restaurant, 379 East Main st.
Phone 3.9770.