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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20
Utilities
Tax Eyed

g, LANSING. May 19-The Michi-
gan Public Service Commission
todsy notified state utilities COM
panies paying excess profit taxes
that they are liable 10 rate adj
justments under an opinion
handed down IN the Detroit Edi-
son case Wednesday by the state
supreme court.
Gilbert T. ShilSon, commission
chairman. said that all companies
are being instructed 10 prepare
immediately an estimate of 1914
taxes and an analysis showing
what effect adjustments eliminat-
ing excess profits taxes would
have on net revenues.
Companies are being directed
TO send Representatives TO Lam
sing June ! for a general confer
ence with the commission. City
attorneys in territories served by
companies also are being invited.
THE supreme courts action
ordering a review Of the Edison
case gives us authority to deter
mine whether lower rates are
warranted to utility consumers"
Shilson said.
I'VE will clamp down on
companies with large excess
profits taxes"
In its 4 TO 3 decision Wednes-
day. the court criticized the COM
mission for failure 10 act on the
City of Detroit's request for a
% per cent rate reduction and
charged the commissions action
almost amounts TO non-feasance
so far as the duty TO investor and
public interest is concerned"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20
Pistol Packing Plea
Frees M(AIIister

Frank D. McAllister, Birming-
ham industrialist, today was free
under a suspended sentence inn
posed by Recorders Judge ellis
after pleading guilty to charge
of carrying concealed weapons.
McAllister was arrested April
Is when he allegedly threatened
a taXicab driver during a contro-
VerSy on Woodward avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20

The Wars Llveliest and Love-
fest Spook. The People In a
Little Italian Village Thought
She Was the Spirit Of Dead
Princess, But a Polish Army
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20
See Planes-Guns-Tanks.
Model Craft Show
in HudsOn's Auditorium

Over 400 models of military equipment designed by
Detroit and Michigan model builders make this show
OF noteworthy interest. Open through May y,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20

Officer Changed Their Minds.
Read This True Ghost Story In
The American Weekly, Fascinat-
ing Magazine Distributed With
This Sundays Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-20
ForenndnRow
Up 10 Panel

As production resumed IN Is
war plants affected by the strike
of the Foreman's Association OF
Amercia, the War Labor Board in
Washington today set up special
fact-hnding panel to investigate
the disputes between the union
and six corporations.
Although not all the 5000
workers idled by the long stop
page had been recalled. full pro-
duction is expected TO be reached
Monday.
WAIT ON FINDINGS
In setting up the panel, the
WLB said that its findings would
lay the groundwork for WLB de-
cisions involving the foremen in
Detroit plants.
1t is expected that the panel
will hear representatives of the
companies and conduct any sup
Elemental Investigations deemed
pertinent.
Briggs Manufacturing Co. en-
ployes in departments 80, 81 and
II of the Mack plant reported at
work on regular shifts today. with
the remainder scheduled to report
Monday.
CALLED IN OTHER PLANTS
All workers at the Briggs Outer
Drive plant reported on schedule
except the assembly and Servicing
assembly departments. which are
to report Monday. All Hamtramck
plant employees reported today.
The Aeronauticsl Products Co.
today was under order by WLB
Chairman William II. Davis Ia
restore 20 foremen TO the jobs
they held before taking part in
the walkout.
Davis telegraphed Alfred Jack
son. the firms president, that the
board had been told that six Of
these had not been taken back
seven had been offered only pro-
/ duction jobs, and the remaining
seven had been ordered 10 super
wise two or more departments
although before the strike they
had been responsible only for one.
Evening star., 1944-12-27
Dr.. H.G. SeboureD Dies,
Long in U. 5. Service

DR.. II, dehr seboure. 8b, pharma
cist at the White House during the
administration Of Theodore Roose.
welt, died yesterday at his home
3G2A Thirteenth street NV. He had
been III since October.
DR., Seboute was superintendent
Of the Ink department nj the Bureau
Of Engraving and Printing at the
time OF his death, He had been
employed there for 80 years.
A Spanish American War vet
eran. DR.. Seboure served In the
Navy for eight years. When he left
the service he held the rank OF
chief petty officer. He was u native
Of Emmitsburg. Md.
Besides his widow. Mrs. Annie
Gilroy Seboure, he In survived by n
sister, Miss Ncttie X, Scboure.
Washington. and Ave brothers. Will
liam g.. Charles and Jesse Seboure.
NIL OF Westminster. Md. and George
and John Seboure, both OF Balti-
more.
Funeral services viii be held at
2 pm, Friday at the residence. with
burial In Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1944-12-27
John |. Whip, Grocer,
Dies Of Long Illness

John L. Whipp. b5, OF 1928 New
Hampshire avenue NV. died Mon
day In Sibley Memorial liospita
after nm Illness OF six months.
A resident OF The District for the
last 30 years, Mr., Whipp had oper-
nted grocery store In Randlc Clitfs
Md, since 1920, He formerly wa'
employed by the Baltimerc ~ Ohic
Railroad He was Il native of Bur.
kctisville. Md,
He Is survived by his widow. Mrs
Helen Engels Whip; two sons. John
l., Whipp, Jr. and Charles G, Whipp
both Of Washington. two brothers
Charles Il Whipp. Millsville. w. Va.
and William II. Wh,pp, Fairfax. Va
and one sister Mrs. Julia Viands
Charles Town. W, Va
Funeral services viii be held ut
pm, tomorrow nt the Hines funeral
home Burial will be at Fort Lin
coin Cemetery.
Evening star., 1944-12-27
Admiral Small, s.,
Task Force Chief, Dies

~ the Associated rress.
NEW YORK, Dec. 27.~-Rear Ad.
miral Ernest q. Small. SO. of Great
Neck, N. Y, commander OF q task
group OF the 5th Fleet In the 1884,
Pacific offensive against the Japa-
nese, died yesterday at Memoria
Hospital, where he had been n pa
tlent since October 8.
Admiral Small was decorated on
November 10 with the Distinguished
Service Medal and also held the
Navy Cross. the Legion OF Merit and
Ia Gold Star III lieu OF second
Legion OF Merit award.
A native Of Waltham, Mass, Ad-
miral Small attended Dartmouth
College and was graduated from the
Naval Academy In 1912
Surviving are a wife and son.
Third Naval District officias said
Admiral Small had been n patient
at the Brooklyn Naval Hospital prior
10 entering Memorial Hospital on
October q,
Evening star., 1944-12-27
Blair Lee Funeral Rites
10 Be Held This Afternoon

Funeral services for former SEN
ator Blair Lee. 81. who died Christ
mas night Mt the home OF his son,
1t, Col. II. Brooke Ice. at Norwood.
near Sandy Spring. will be held A.
I pm today at Grace Episcopal
Church. Woodside. Silver Spring.
Burial will be In Rock Creek
Cemetery.
Gov O'Conor on learning Of Mr.,
Lees death. said his loss will be n
Source OF deep regret. particularly
to those Marylanders who were ac-
quainted with the political scene In
the State several decades ago"
One of the outstanding Mary
landers of his time. Blair Lees name
was connected with every major
undertaking of his time" the Gov
ernor said. In fitting tribute, 1t
can be said that opponents and as
sociates always conceded his integ-
rity and forthrightness. He was, in
every sense. a Maryland gentleman.
His activity was not confined to
politics, but extended to civic affairs
and to high Office and membership
in various historical societies"
Evening star., 1944-12-27

BOokER. CHARLES T.. In loving mem
ory OF ny beloved husband, CHARLES E
COOKER, who departed this life one year
ago today, December -. 1914
Loved in life, remembered in death
JOSEPHINE BOOKER
BROWN 1T. ULYSSES. In fond men,
December 26, 1910.
CAMPAGNOLI, NICHOLAS. A sacred
of my dear husband, NICHOLAS CAM
PAGNOL1. who entered into eternal rest
eight years ago today, December -, 1895
Until memory fades and life departs
You will live forever in our hearts
Time takes away the edge of grief,
But memory turns back every leaf.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. :
COOPER. MARY R. In sweet and low
ing memory of our dear mother. MARY r
COOPER, who entered into eternal rest
one year ago today, December 81. l943
December brings sad memories
OF loved one laid 10 rest,
You will never be forgot.en
BY those who loved you best
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. JACOB TER
REL AND DAUGHTER -IN-LAW. PAR
THEN1A TERRELL.
EARLY, EUGENE H. A tribute to the
memory of EUGENE H EARLY, who passed
194S. i'e ' ''''' 0H De'en'0es ~
There are times when the world grows dark
and cold,
When sorrows make my life path bleak;
When look in vain for the smile of old
AND miss the voice that has ceased to
speak.
Then I turn my thoughts toward Him.
Whose name is solace and peace and
rest;
Let me say when the carecup is filled to
the brim,
'Tis hard to drain It, but God knows best
MRS. LEOLA B. LOMAX.
GRAY. BERTHA R. In sad memory Of
our dear mother and wife. BERTHA r
GRAY, who passed away one year ago to.
day, December -, 1943.
see you in my dreams. mother. dear
Oh, how ! wish it could be true,
That I would be Just a little nearer
To say few words to you.
Missed.
HER CHILDREN, CYNTHIA AND ROGER
w, AND HUSBAND, ROGER GRAY
JOHNSON. LEILA v. In loving memory
ed Ct our wife and mother, LEILA v. JOHN,
day, December 21, 1943.
Often 1 pause and think of you
Ana think of how you died
| And know you could not say good-by
Before you closed your eyes.
Today recalls the memory
OF the loved one laid to rest
| And those who think of her today
Are the ones who loved her best
HUSBAND AND DAUGHTERS, BLANCHE
AND DOROTHY.
POLLARD, RICHARD CDICK). In de-
voted memory of our dear brother, RICH
ARD tDICk) POLLARD, WHO departed thi
1898
Thoughts of you come drifting
Back within our dreams to stay,
To know that you are resting
| When twilight ends the day
PERRY AND MISSOURI
SADLER, ETHEL MAY. In loving re-
membrance of our dear mother, Ethel
MAY SADLER, who departed this life on.
year ago today, December 81 1943.
We watched you suffer day by day,
| 1t caused us bitter grief
To see you slowly pine away
And could not give relief.
| Your weary eyes and days of pain,
Your troubled nights are past,
And in our aching hearts we know
You have found sweet rest at last
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN.
SWINK, EDWARD B. A tribute to ths
| beautiful memories of a devoted friend
EDWARD B. SW1NK, who suddenly passed
into eternal rest three years ago today
December 81, 1941.
| Then with no fiery. throbbng pain,
No cold gradation of decay,
Death b. oke at once the vital chain
| And freed his dear soul the nearest way
A SINCERE FRIEND, VIRGINIA McC
JONES.
Evening star., 1944-12-27
In Mrntnriant
TERRY, JAMES WADE

TERRY, JAMES WADE. In sad but low
ing remembrance of our dear brother,
JAMES WADE TERRY, who passed away
eleven years ago today, December %. 1888
We often sit and think of him
When we are all alone.
For memory is the only friend
That grief can call Its own
Like ivy on the withered oak,
When all other things decay.
Our love for him will still keep green
And never fade away.
HIS SISTERS, BROTHER AND DEVOTED
WIFE. MARION TERRY.
TOLIVER, MARTHA JOHNSON. In
sweet and loving memory Of my dear
mother. MARTHA JOHNSON TOLIVER.
who passed away four years ago today,
December 81. 1910.
Today my heart is heavy.
My thoughts are all for thee,
For four years have passed. dear mother,
And my heart still aches for thee.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, BESSIE THOMP-
SON
Evening star., 1944-12-27

served on 4 number Of newspapers
Including the Denver Post. Topeka
State Journal. San Francisco Gall
San Francisco Chronicle. Kansas
City Post and New York Evening
World.
Mr., Israel was employed by thu
Associated Press IN lala and held
positions In Louisville. Atlanta and
New Ofleans. He WIS stationed In
New Orleans with tho Ar from
| 1913 to iplH,
Evening star., 1944-12-27
Mrs. Iona Miller Rupert
Dies Of Iona Illness

Mrs, Iona Miller Rupert. 70. OF
5437 Forty first street NV. died
yesterday IN Georgetown Hospital
after an illness OF several years.
Mrs. Rupert was born In WASH
ington, the daughter OF the late
John and Katherine Miller. also
natives of this city. She was the
widow OF John A, Rupert, butcher.
who died in 1889 She was active In
the Sodality of st. Mary's Church.
Funeral services will be held at
8:15 am. Friday at the residence
followed by requiem high mass at
ST Mary's Church at am. Burial
will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Survivors include one sister, Mrs.
Anna B. Gagler, Washington; four
nepheWS and four neices.
Evening star., 1944-12-27
Instructions by Judge Oils
Followed al His Funeral

bs the Associated rteas,
HOPKINS. Mo, Dec. 27.--Federal
Judge Merrill Il. Otis had written
down exactly how he wanted his
funeral conducted.
The 60-year-old jurist. who Sch
fenced Tom pendergast. died In
Kansas City Saturday, and yester-
day. here In the little Baptist
Church In his old home town. his
requests we're carefully carried out.
There was no sermon. but Judge
Otis favorite Bible passages were
read. and his three favorite hymns
were sung
There even was a bit Of ainstruc-
tion for the mournera On the
hymns. the Judge had written, they
were to sing Justify"
Evening star., 1944-12-27
DR.. Arthur Wherry Dies;
Once Ron for Senate

BY the Associated P:esS
SALT LAKE CITY. Dec. 27.-Dr.
Arthur Cornelius Wherry, 64, a
past president of the American
Dental Association, died of a heart
ailment yesterday while undergoing
a miner operation.
He was a member of a committee
sent to Europe several years ago to
study dental conditions. In 1888 he
was Republican candidate for Sem
ator from Utah.
Evening star., 1944-12-27
lit Mrmurtun,
BOOKER. CHARLESE In

BOokER, CHARLES T.. In loving mem
ory OF ny beloved husband, CHARLES
BOOKER, who departed this life one year
ago today, December -. 1914
Loved in life. remembered in death
Evening star., 1944-12-27
Albert R. Israel Buried !;
Once Worked on Star

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. AZ WD,@~Al.
bert r, Israel, 80. former newspaper.
man. who died Friday at his home
here. was buried today In Green.
wood Cemetery.
He was best known In recent
years ~ public relations man for
the Southern Pine Association and
M a partner In the Associated Pro-
duccrs and Distributors OF Louisi-
ana.
Mr.. Israel started his newspaper
career In 1900 IN reporter on The
Washington Star Later he was a
washington correspondent and
Evening star., 1944-12-27
Deaths Reported

Ct. Elmo Todd II: 46l3 Albemarle st NV
Samuel Lftman. -, 4027 5th 81. NV
Ernest M. Parker. IS, 3704 35th St NV
Clarence w. Blythe. 80, 2l2 Jefferson st
NV.
Frederick A. Brown. b5. 1899 oirard st
Dewey W Neil 4s. 1O11 st. Sc.
Samuel H. johnson, rs. 2135 Newport pl
NV.
Minor Duson. rs, 434 Franklin st. NV.
Mary G. Fletcher, .s5. 237 14th st. sc.
Lucy Young. 40, 1909 C st. Sc.
William Brown, 40, 1877 Fla. ave. NV.
Samuel Brown. As, 12l1 Sd st. sv
Elizabeth v. Toller. ~, a02 Barry pl. NV
Louis johnson, 80, 735 4th St NV
Martha Wohl. "A. 153 It Sc
Evening star., 1944-12-27
UarA nf Chunks

WHITE. WILLIAM H. The family Of the
late WILLIAM II. WHITE take this method
To expfesh their sincere thhnks Tor the esr
nreshions Of ssmpathy extended Ia Them
during their recent bereavement Eane=
eialiy are We grateful for the beautiful
1oral pieces and the cards OF condolences,
THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1944-12-27
Hugh Beirnc, DRUGGIST. Dies

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Dec. 27 Ho,
Hugh p, Beirne. 81, president OF
the National Association Of Retail
Drugeists In 1912. died last night OF
a heart attack,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
Al DIE
DESIGNERS

Permanent work for right party; excel
lent postwar future. must comply WMPC
Apply Oskman Engineering Co, 1880
West Grand Boulevard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
DEATHS

Mary LuklewSki. 1928 Caldwell SO.
Eva Decatesu. 5i37 Field. 90
William Henry Losing SAT- LOSING. s.
Pheoa Jane Leslie. 924 Haokett. ionis'
Moses Lsfs. 1880 Trumbun. Highland
Francs Harmon 2s4o Hendricks 80 .
Nathaniel Garner, i425 Clinton. IL
Car, ~ voelkner s3s Philip. so.
Edith McClain. 20l1l Hanna, 81.
Gilbert A. Roller. 4s49 LinSdale. So.
Lottie Hsttey. l543 r COngress so.
Cirolorno Caialano. ss34 Z. Warren, So.
John Lava sr. 5725 Msrseilles. u
Lewis Leo Saulle, 5szl Iroquols: OIL
Myrtle Deure. 1888 Wayourn. -.
Rudolph Wargai. 1904 Henry, 81
Kaziuiera Chosta. 1917 23d. So
Marie Chase. 1902 z Hancock, IS.
sidney Falan. 1927 Appoline, SIS.
Emma Koetzle $50 soivay II.
Fred Bondy. 1884 Green, 80.
George Ycnulsd. 9I74 Homer. IS.
Antonio Fernandez. $3.50 Toledo. s..
Angela Mastropietro, 1898 Mayheld.
90
LOUIS Van Dusen 444 Howard 90
Fannie Carson Aihnshsm. l43s Liver
Sons walker. i74ee Flint. Melvindale,
nellie vyse, ioss7 stoepel. 70
william {. Robinson. sss3 Kimberly,
Flsvia L. McKiesynsn. 4se6 Linsdaie
Is
Carrie Lacey. 22ss Fourteenth 81.
Charles Edward Hall, 1888 schoen-
herr So
Agnes Young. i4IOO Glenwood 81
John 4. Guths 1890 MaplcridEe. -
Frances Stuck AGO Dubois. 40.
Henry Vermeersch. ~ Lemsy, 20
Lawrence r Nault, 7117 Vergo Al.
sarah NJ Elk 26ss Clements, SIS.
George ForrosA 1929 sixth. 40
william Grips. 32l4 Brooklyn. S..
Nary MAY Dupius 1851 Ten Mile 81.
blanche Jones l227s NcDourall. So
Edna NJ Peterson. 47O6 Three Mile
drive &c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12

Bsnnie Bellomo. 30: vencents Ferru1za
"a
Clarence " Hall 10 June Leslie IL
Bernie CenterS. 80 CeneVieve Inroop
10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12

George Jacobson, IS. Beulah NJ For
lRnac widomsh. So Angelina Burek.
a.
Hurley Terrell. %; Nellie B Johnson.
Thos G. McMsSter. 81. Mary n.
Coyle a. NJ
Tfr6e1sc J Kaczor. 81 Eleanor J
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Aaron Finkelstein, % Miriam KstE. 40
Herman Albert Menu. ~. Harriet BO-
niia CAssaday. ~,
Arthur krause. 80; sophie staren-
Isnles GrApt. az Lins johnson. 40
Frank cYReed. 20. Barbara 81. PEN
sock 2A.
Ray Dakota ~ Brooks. a: Jusnits
james P FOLEY, ~ sernadine c ssnk-
CHARLES Brown. ~ ROBBIE Lee van
Cleave 10
Richard j. Duffey. 2S. Patricia Anne
Gerald A Cox, so Marie cleary %
samuel Taormina. 80, susanna Bodno-
Adsasi Banks, IS Marie 5. Del.
James ciannanioni. 90 viols Leblanc.
Robert r Thomas. ~ Jane, Hurst %.
/ Louis Pulaski. 50 Elesnot Ludvik 50
Randolph " Proudioot. %, sophia
Weller 6. Cook. a. Juanta Frierson,
az
Douglass o. Denton. - Evelyn I Ia.
worth. "a
Richard cbsmberlin. Is Alice z.
Paul s Crane a. Rose Jsckman. 80
Leo Cannady Al Ells Jane jsuews. "a
Jerome somewhat % Adele Ruth
| Bumberg. 81
william Z. Ma,teson, %. Beatrice NJ.
Alpsonsas McEvoy. 81 Dorothy Ann
Bernard c schul,a. % June Z Adams
~
John Msjks 2s Irene Rsos's u
Arthur Cunningham. 20. A1alee Dur
sylvester r. Carney. Is Lavergne a
slss smiiA-4a Rs,ay HarAss
Ollie J. Bagrowski. %. Helen Wehlian,
ctrs.q b Scott. 20. Patricia N
Joseph Fucbs 81 Mary Rawlings 80
WincaS Pakuunzky. So. Adele Aakas.
Frank o Grub 40 Edns May Pur
| Michael Dohsnich. IS. Mary Kruly n.
Michael James Lagos. 10 Luisa Papa
william c. Gore. 10. Dorothy Pan
Jshn Bulard "a Dorothy white is.
Melvin Weisz. "a Lillian p Klein 20
lO;'o Carl Cnem. IS, Eta June Wood,
| 81
Rober, L. zukowssi, Il Lois Froelich.
Truman p Bishop, IS. Ruth Janet
Angelo Emmanuel. 45. Anseih Ka-
Ar,hur Yfetz 30. Dorothy Eeff. D
samuel Earl coan. %. susan Edwards
sifmund Krsselynsn. 27. Lillian Es'
IAr,fur BsrsnsA. ii Grace G Tren-
| Ruel Grubbs. IS. Emily wssliewcz.
joseph s. eekssi, 80 sfesuure II
Louis Presutn. % Florence F Mar
Aq s5.,. N !, saarop' a' Josephine '.
Raymond a Henden % Bernade't'
koruna 20
Alexander Bianre. 30 Martha Mon
Luther Johnson. 80 Ethel Perry 80
Herbert 3 Warczsk. 81 Elsne Baker
rnro1v-c su..ry - Evanseiiae Me-
Everett c. Merrick IS Emma Merrick
clyde pesrson, ss Minnie wenderski
ceorge Jacobson. IS Beulah NJ For
isnae widomsh. 50 Angelina Burek
Hurley Terrell 81 Nellie B Johnson
rG2 s,, c MeM's'ef. 81 Mary NJ
Tfsae.c Kaezor 81 Eleanor )
Bonnie Bellomo. 30. vencenra Ferrulzs
clarence " Hall. 70. June Leslie q
Bernie Centers. 80 Gene"eVe Throop
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
PERSONALS

inerpensive Lifetime guarantee, Doc
tors references. ElectrolysiS Clinic. TO
s-3il4
Will not BE- responsible for any bills
made by my wife Mrs Maggie Nc
kisSack William McKiSSack
INVESTIGATIONS I. c. s.
Business. Private Commercial, Criminal
Missing Persons Phone Gil 1868
daily. TE l-T9Si. evenings
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful treatment while working.
Doctor De SSaTte. Rectal Clinic
S7i5 Second. mr. Palmer TR i-7242
sWAMPED By billS7 Avoid gsrnish-
ments one place ~ pay everything.
CREDIT ADJUSTMENT co.
633 Rarlum Tower CT s347
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. about Elmer W
Dodson. last heard from In Cleveland,
Ohio Please write his sister. Matte
DodSon. l35 Brighton Ave, Rochester.
Pa
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DANCING INSTRUCTIONS

IL YOu- can-xAlk- dance.
Quick simplifed method, separate room
for each pupil: peacetime rates. Ispano
School, 1877 West Lafayette CT 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
DIVORCES

Florence r. Weich from Thomas I. an
MILDRED Jackson from Jerry
Ksthertne /. Blomcuist from August.
-TTT-IaT- II ST5TCT Tom HfUTy ",
ORA Mansbury from Edward
John I. Williams from Annie q.
Geneva hf,rsfe fFeHR DeRiets
Lillian DeMitchell from Foster.
Matte HickS from Ira.
Betty J Franton from Lester
Stella c. Sienkewicz from John.
Claire smith from CLAUDE ".
Almanac OFT from Harold ,.
virginia Ciavson from JenS.
HARRIET Taylor from Tom
Marjorie {. Pillen from Arthur J.
Thomas T. Gates from lmoeene.
O.den White from Ruth.
sarah A. ECan from Edward
Pose : Fleming from Raymond J.
Anne NJ stree. from John
Tdrsr 7 Jones from Florence y.
Helen {. Wells from Seward NJ,
Florence Teepie from Gordon
Beatrice u Stephen from Philip @.
Pauline Brown from Richard A.
Ca,le Csskin from James
Marjorie McGinris from Aubrey l.
Julian FontAiTe from Catherine.
Fate smith from Eva.
GLADYS Adams from Charles
Arthur Avery from Mildred
William Mcdonald from Leone.
Gloria Kruger from Gordon.
Charlotte Funck from Karl.
CIeor,e Neuman from Edward
virginia Munkholm from Paul.
Jessie KaminSki from Mitchell.
Robert Wiegand from sophie,
Go'cie WozniAk from Charles,
Jane Dombrowski from Leon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
Death aotlces

BDKN HIhN-NpN. ~. Marie ffumdhkl
dearest wife Of Floyd. dear mother Of
MIS- Earl West. Mrs. Wilmer Griffin
Leonard Fomask dear sister ~ Victor
Barney and John SzutkONSkl. grand-
mother OF two grandchildren. Funeral
Tuesday morning a. 2 from the resi-
dence. i3474 Charest and 81 Augustine
Church 81 $50. Interment az at.
CoTE-Nov g Albert Joseph a. his
residence. 262s0 Pembroke road Hunt.
inrton Woods beloved husband VI
Agatha Reaume Cote dear father OF
Mrs Raymond Dahlinger, Joseph B
J Lafayette and Louis / Cote. dear
order. Chatham, Ont, sister Holy Gross
S : J London. Ont and Ale1andTine
Cote Of Belle River ont Funeral from
A J McInnes Funeral Home. 1884
woodward. Monday al 9:i5 n
DuNCAN--Frsnk r at home. 233,77
beloved husband % Agnes. dear son oi
Nj and Mrs Joseph a. Duncan Of
Sault ste. Marie. Mich, brother 81
Oswald and Mrs. ) y Brownell 81
Sault ste Marie. Roy = oi Nashville
ty1ii Funeral Monday ? O'Clock rom
Spauldlnr A. son Funeral Home, 500
". smile road, Ferndsle.
GRANT-Nov, 3, Howard. age 81, Of
also After road. beloved husband Of
Margaret. dear father Of Carol and
Richard son OF Marion and the late
Walter Grant brother Of walter, Helen
Mrs John T. Morisette and Robert
Funeral from the verheyden Funeral
Home. 10000 Mack at outer Drive.
Monday A. 100
INGLEBY-Noy Q Donna. Of 1920
Indiana beloved wife 81 william dear
mother 81 Donna Patricia and shirley
sister Of Donna Kinderee Services a.
the Haley Chapel. i6O6S Hamilton. a.
Puritan. Monday. ! D. m.
KAECHLE-Nov. Q. Florence z wife Of
lie Roy. daughter OF the late John
o'Rourke. sister Of Andrew. Prank and
Joseph O'Rourke. Mrs. James DOnnelly
and Mrs. Agnes lie Blond Service. from
mothers residence, AIS EnFlevood. De-
troit. Tuesday at els. and st. jane 9
eAurcA S0adaaa, 81 10 q. m.