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Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07

hansen Big Eapitz
usgR@s5n G .. oaR ar sDA sas Mf, Sfsa"T Es Tnomss
huuEgt-- -Zsla
RPANTfF-Y- -tfOYD GEORGE RAbIoMAN
2 C. rSNR -Huband OF MIS- Lorraine Wilma
BrsnNCy. IrgnVood
ChyENhUGH CFCII CLAER. TORPEDO
MhN. USN- husband Of MIS- Florence May
'1,s,EsEIW 1G9,EsEIWhy DEAN WILLIAM FIREMAN
c uSSP-Brothcr Of Robert Gerald Dean
" "CPAWF0Rn FRED HARRISON vTREMAN
q USNR- Husband Of Mrs. Joyc, Marie
Crawford. Twin Lake
nAtrcUFPTY. DANIEL NERt SEAMAN
q USNR son of Mr.. and Mrs William
ibixoS JACK JACK EUGENE SEAMAN &c.
uSNR-Son OF MI End Mrs. Ralph Dixon
FORCE. D0FMAN STEVE. SEAMAN e.
.USNR-HuEband OF MIA Phyllis Elena FORCE.
Lansing.
CtNSFP WALTER WRIGHT JR FIRE
-CaNTRaI IpAN- < -tfsNR--son ~ Mr.. and
Mrs W4rt0r Wesley CumSer Lowell.
CtNTHFR. IRWIN KENNETH SEAMAN
. O. USSR Husband OF Mrs. Wlnifred s.
Gun'her Midland
-HaRnwtT2- -eAAitiEf- MAcHINTsTis NATE
3 @ VSNR Husband Of Mrs. June horoVit1,
Grand Rapids.
MARBLE CLARENCE RICHARD. SEAMAN
g. USNR-Son OK MIS-. Bessie J. Marble,
Albion
MCCAIN IFsrrF GEORGE JR AVIATION
NACHINISTfg MATE &c USNR-HuSbRnd
n Mrs. Jewell Estclie Mccain, Traverse City
NORMAN. rFo ELMER. PVT. usMcR-
Husband of Mrs BonR4e-t l.. Norman. Pontiac.
PEMBERToN. KENNETH CORNELIUS
PFC SMCR-Hushand OF Geneyieve v Penn
POTTER. PARKE McELRoY. PFC. UsMCR
Son of Mrs Evelyn NJ. Potter, Dundee.
PROCASSINI ANTHONY JOSEPH. PFC,
USktR= husband uf Mrs. Marguerite d, Pro
casSini Ann Arbor,
RUST DONALD MCBRIDE SGT USMCR
son ~ MI and Mrs. Marx j. Rust
Ypsilanu.
/ SHARf HERvEY CLYDE CPL, USMCR-
son % Mr. and MIS- Clarence sharp, Adrian.
SON ot Mr and Mrs Charles II. smith,
STREMpKosKI SEVERN STANLEY PFC
uSNC-lIusaaud OF Ms ROsemarie Suemp-
koski, BAY CITY.
/ ToRIAN SAMUEL LEE FIELD CLERK
/ tSMCF son ~ Mrs. Louise r. Tofian,
Kalamazoo.
/ VAN nCHTES IaVFEN FRANCIS 6 SGT.
tSMC-Sou ~ William D. Van Ochten, Essex
vile.
WAGNER FRANK ARTHUR PFC. UsMCR
Son of Mrs. Fern W Vanderveen. Battle
WliEELFR. BERNARD FRANCIS. PFC.
.VSMCR-~ou ~ Nj and Mrs. Norbert
Benedict Wheeler. Kalamazoo.
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SCHOOL BACKGROUND

Educational backgrounds of the
other students range downward
from Ph.DS from the University
of Leipsig 10 those who failed TO
complete high school work.
Mrs. Lee emphasized that none
of the students is subsidized by
the L. S. government, and all pay
for their work at prevailing rates
charged for correspondence work.
IL find them faithful, serious
and thorough i'm doing the re-
quired work." she said.
Among the prisoners receiving
courses from Michigan, none of
whom is in POW camp within
the state. are six at Camp Ellis,
Ill; three each at Camp Pickett,
Va, and Camp Dermott, Ark,
and two at Camp Campbell, Ky.
Mrs. Lee said the courses were
offered independently of the u. S.
Armed Forces Institute at Madi=
son, Wis.
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NAVY DEAD

EaSsF1T STANLEY TRUSCOTT 1T. Oc',
usSF-rsrena. A.r and Mrs Thomas Quick
Bassrtt UuURuod
RRICKER. Carl HENRY. SHIPS sERv-
IrFMAN T. g O. uSNR-Mother. MRS. Eva
Bucktf ssul' STE Marie.
CDOPERIDER WILLIAM LLOYD SHIPS
-Gt-1K tSNR-Wtir, Mrs sylvia A.
CuQptidcf Hancock.
HENBICsoN ROBERT AUGUST. AVIATION
CFUShE'tMhN .c. USN-MotheT. Mrs.
Peter ~Uuaefcr Nuskegon
HOARD CARDWELI. ALIEN, SEAMAN c,
UsNF- Parents Nj. and Mrs. Claude Hoard,
p-Hff--if
HUFFMAN. RAYMOND MATTHEW. sEA-
NAN g.C N~NR-Mnther Mrs. Margaret
Elizabeth Lets0u Sault ste. Marie,
KOSKI FIRED DONALD. SEAMAN &c.
usSR- VIE MI2- kettlr KuEki, i&hpemiag,
MILLS KENNETH EDWARD AVIATION
NaDINNAN 3 .r ESSR-Parcnts MI. and
Nss. Ralph Edward Mills. Pontiac
WRIGHT OLIVER LEE PVT. USMCR-
Parents ST. and Mrs. Oliver l., Wright
kCrr1 Hsr1or
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07

DRAFTSMEN. mechanical background.
FOR fun size body drafting; also detailers.
postwar program. previous body drafting
experience desirable. Fisher Body. 465
W Milwaukee.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07

DRAFTSMEN-EXperfen on layout OF
domestic heating equipmsDt,- Product
4 design. Excellent postwar future. The
T Timken- Detroit Axle Co. Telephone Mr..
HomburE la 5000.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07

DRAFT MEN. layout. eheckeu. proposal
men. detaiefs experienced on special
machine designing hrosch and cutting
jigs, fixtures and tool designing 54-
hour week Postwar future. EK-Cell-O
Corp. 1410l Third
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PALusZCZAK. TADEUsZ. PVT USMCR-
Parents Nj and Mtz- Prank Pause fss B.
1913 Belmont. Hamiramck.
PAPP JULIUS -GABRfEt5- JR TET
rSMCR-PArentA MI and MTs. julius Gabriel
Fapp Sr., 6573 South
PENN. 1OKN EDWARD. PFC. UsMCR--
Noiher Mrs Lillian L. FiSh. 32o5 W. Phils-
uelplfis
POMEROY JOHN. CPL UsMCR - VIE
Ms, Ann PumerUy. 4sSl Dubois
ROY. LEON BENJAMIN. CPL. UsNCR--
Mother, Mrs Mary A. Roy, i42ll Appoiine
TIERNEY. CHARLES. PVT. UsMC-Psr-
snu NJ and Mrs. William n. Tierucy,
14O42 Foyrer.
vIoLANTE. RAYMOND PFC. USMCR -
Mother, MS Madeline NJ. Nioiante, s995
Culver.
WAIICRE. ROBERT WILLIAM Cpl
tSMCF-Parenty MI and Mrs stephan ,
NaliCke 656s Gladys.
wiDMER JOSEPH HENRY. PFC USMCR
Mother. Mrs. Cora l. Widmer. 5l67
v AbaSh.
WYDRZYEsEI. THADDEUs PFC UsMCR
Mother Mrs. Anastasia G. Wydrzynsh
124ss Maine
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07

sUsiSEss ,oJ; o'nee rspeh'n ,,,no,,.
cooks and bakers are needed by kichi-
gan Bel Telephone Co. No previous
experience required. GOOD vsges, regular
increases. these Jobs viil last after the
war. too Apply Michigan Bell Telephons
Co. or LIST Floor. General Motors Blef.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
DETROIT
ARMY DEAD
IiRoPFAN ARIA

ft~CV THEODORE FL p--Sr0 % Ms
louise ~ Lal>E Ass ttrssoQd bcIEcy.
PACIFIC ARIA
POI KINGHouN JoHN r. TF PIC Son
o, .Ea g. pl.EaL-l. -o.As fsanrs
SAWYER STANLEY z SCI Son 5' NJ
Aksos sawyer sS1l Coy.e.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07

! DRAFTS positions for
qualified engineering designers and lay
! out men 20 work on heavy duty truck
and bus axes Axle experience not
/ necessary Excellent opportunity with
J long established manufacturer. Tele-
phone Mr. Marsh, Ia $500 or apply
/ The Timken-Detroit Axle Co. 43l5 W.
Fort street.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
NAVY WOUNDED

ABRAHANSEN JOHN PERRY RADARMAN
? C.. JSSR-iusband OF Mrs. viva r. Aors-
hansen Zig EHpitz.
ArNGST FLOYD EDGAR. SEAMAN &c,
USER-Son of MI and Mrs Earl Thomas
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NAVY DEAD
NAVY WOUNDED

KOIODZIEJCZYR. CHESTER John HOS
rTTAL APPRENTICE c. UsNR-step-iather.
4 eI RGmatovSN, 4l3S 3lu.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07
BUS TRANSPORTATION
TRADE SCHooLS-MALE
TRADE scHooLs-FEMALE
MALE HELP WANTED

COMPLETE BEAUTY CULTURE
ing. $3.50 weekly. hygiene 5
$40 Twelfth. TR 2-s570.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07

SnturdaY. JuIY Z. 1915 ,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07

DRAFTSMEN - Mechanical draftSmen.
Layout work on heavy duty sxles Long
postwar program. The Timken-Detroit
Axle Co. Telephone Mr.. Marsh. LA
$500.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07

ARC wELDERS, aircraft. must pas
army tesu. seld tubular ohromoly In
all positions. all Light work. Consolidated
vultee Aircraft Corporation. stinson
Division. Employment Office. 954os
Main St. Wayne Mich. Houu O. m
20 3.9o D. m. Mon. throuIh Fri.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07

ROY. LION BENJAMIN CPL. UsNCR-
Mother, Mrs. Mary A Roy, i42l1 Appoline
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07

BOOKKEEPER. wanted. experience pre-
ferred, 5h-dsy week. Apply mornings,
seal Rite Combination window 4 BLDG.
Co. 575S w. warren.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07

vIoLANTE. RAYMOND PFC USMCR -
Mother. MIS-. Madeline NJ, Nioisnle, sg95
Culver.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07

TIERNEY. CHARLES PVT, t'SMC-PAr-
snts NJ and Mrs. William h. Tieucy,
14O42 Foyrer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-07

VINO regulations governing eligibility
for employment. II you we're last EN-
ployed az an essential or locally needed
activity, you must have a statement
OF availability. IL you are qualified for
employment In . critical occupation you
must be referred throught the United
states Employment Seryiee-World War
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Oais Msiirusrenss

0ieier augenbIid einen giBornd BIN.
terldBt, Der nadmirft b,,rd ibr gan.
aes ferneres 2eben.
SbtpobI 11lrifa Die alte sSrau, Der
fte eben ibr Ser5 a11sgeidiittet, geitern
oas erftemal geIeben bate, fie bielIeidt
ME tuieoer iebn follte, bilote oie gead.
mittagsitunoe bic fte IN Nummer a9t
berbradte, 6od etnen Wtartitein in
tbrem 2eben.
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SO. Dart Street

OO$ SSN%% 0>A&N%
Sros oes glIbenben Offers, Der fie
5u rai9em Sanoeln trteb, tpar beute
nt6ts mebr 5u t1n. 11lrifa iab Elm,
6aB Der 8eiu9 bon Dart 5treet, ben
ite borerit unternebmen tpollte, big auf
Den nG6iten Sag oeridoben tperoen
ntiifie.
am ndditen Sag fonbte l1lrifo 10.
fort TIM einen 8agen, bod ibon BEL
oieiem eriten Sdrttte itteB iie auf
S6wierigfeiten; fte batte einen Gia.
fer fommen 1aiien, tpeil ite unbe1nerft
bleiben mollte un6 aud ertpartete, Elm
FOLDER tperbe in gait @1t6 beier 8e.
fdeio piiien, als Der alte 4utf6er If.
res bornebmen Sauies. @ber au6 Der
Slater puBte Dart Street nt6t 5u
finoen.
,,@s lieet irgenotpo i'm Gait gn6",
iogte ulrifa ungeoulotg, ufabren sic
in oieie &i6tung un6 erfunoigen sic
itd BORT no6 oieier StraBe."
,Srgen6tpo inn gaIt @n6", rnurmel~
te ser 8uri6e, uSeufel, tpie fonmt
Die 6abin?"
gea6 tpenieen Sdritten begeenete
ite einem roi6 fabrenoen Siafer, 6eis
fen Snlaiie it6 borbeugte, obne baB
ieood l1lrifa Ner. Rodingbom ertannt
b1tte.
Ser @eian6te 6ogeeen bate Die
Dame i'm Sono 6es @aeens iofort ers
fannt, uno nod einem turaen aueei1'
b1id oes 3oeerns CAB er ieinem @1t.
i6er Elm 3eiden, ,6em borausfabren.
ben Gob 81 fo1gen.
2lud er batte BEL ieinem geitrieen
8elu6e 0en 8ei6eio befon1men, 6aB
Die @rdfin rid)t oabeim iei, uno 6tes
tpor cine groBe @nttauidung fir i'm
getpeien, % ibm ia nur n1ebr oret
Gage ieines l1rlaubs our &erfigung
Itan6en.
So er elm Mann Der Sat tpar, be-
ibloB er l1lrita 81 fo1gen, INN BEL bic.
fer @elegenbeit bielleidt einen iei,ten
Abit6ten eiinitieen Moment au er-
ba16en.
8obin mag iie fabren, fraete er
ft6 eritaunt, o1s Der &utider itets bic
0itli6e &idtung einbielt, ift es oenn
oentbar, oaB ite in Der GitD at t1n
bdtte2 Seinem @uti6er 1ti9t GENT.
geno bertrauen6, beugte ct ii9 Dor
uno lieB l1lrifas gab ni6t aus ben
Gugen. slls 1te nod Cannon Street
famen, fragte fid Wer. 9fodinebam
ner&p1n6ert, Oh 6enn 11lrtfas 3iel oil.
Berbalb Der Staot lieee. @eid6fte
fonnten iie bob bierber ni9t fiibret,,
uno nod i1nmer eing es oitp6rts uno
oItpdrts.
&aum bunoert garos bt,1ter Ser
9inie idien Der @uti9er anbalten 81.
tpollen, baitis beuete ii9 Wer. @oding.
bam btnars; bod Der 8uri9e la9te
beritdnonisbou, tetne @efabr, Serr,
es eebt nod 1peiter, utto bortpdrts
fubren lie gerooeaus auf @bitedapel
au. 9es @eianoten 3uee oriidten
maBloieites Staunen aug.
geun bog iid aud ulrifa uneeouL
! big aus Dem 8agen. Nabm oenn bic.
ies entieslide 2onoon niemals Elm
@m6e2 Strabe um StraBe. gde IN,
lGde flogen an tbr boriiber, Biz enb.
Hid Der 3uti&er oas Sempo mdbiete,
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Gtne .
Sorff6ntgtm
(21. 6ortfesung)

III Uc!l AAcLteu JtuAHle, VIC SSu'US "%%t
bem ormieligen Eii9teppid eefoltet,
Die fd5nen augen eeientt, fliiiterte
Q1lrito leiie: ,,l1nb lobnt ft@'s nun
5u leben, tpdre oas Sterben ni4t oer
et,5iee 8eg, Inn &ube au finoen uno
gliidlib au tperoen?"
,,geein, mein @ino", iagte Ners.
Meooes ernit.
,i8as ion i6 olio tun: tpiiien Sie
Elm Mittel, tpoourd 0os 2eben lebens'
tpeter tpiir6e?"
Mers. Meaoes' 2ippen un1ipielte
Elm unen6Iid miloes 2ddeln.
sd oenfe, onoere gliidli6 gu ma'
den, bas tp6re 6os ridtige Wittel'',
fogte fte beinabe idiidtern uno oo6
NIT tiefer l1eber3eugung, i'd liebe es
nidt, meinen Sat ouf5uorGngen, uno
liebe es nod tpeniger, tpenn alte 2eute
glouben, oen iiingeren pre0igen 5u
oiirfen BLOB 6esbulb, 1peil fte friiber
ouf Die 8elt gefommen ltn6, aber-"
Sbre Stimme font gum Sliiitern ber>
ab - ,,es gibt namenlos biel &um'
mer uno @leno in Der 8elt, &1t6, uno
Sie fin6 NIT &eidtum geiegnet."
l1lrifa iab nit groBen augen 5ll
ibrer alien Sreunbin ouf; tparen oas
ni6t oieielben 8orte, Die ite ielblt -
es idien cine @tpigfeit ber - 5u Ell
nem on6ern ge1proden? Ilte @rtn-
nerungen, oie 6as Ereiben, Die Sait
bes iesieen 2ebens betGubt batten, er'
1tanoen pl0bli9 Dor ibrer Seele, tie
ge6o9te ibres eriten @efprd9es nit
@ilbert in Dem Si6tenmalbe. Damals
tpar Der 9fei6tum fem, ben iie nun
ibr eigen nannte, oanols batte ite
Den &eiden oer6ommt, Der Die &dn6e
inn SdoBe oer 9inge geben ldBt uno
nur Dem @enuile lebt, uno nun2
SSbr Nuee iob in ben Aberl&n0 oes
glenos, 6en er ibr oomols eei6il-
bert; tpie bate Die uneludlide 8or,
itoot eebeiBen, aus tpel6er Die 9ee-
opns einen Sell ibres foIofiaIen @eid>
tu1ns i90pften? Ni6t ein einaiges-
mol, felt iie 2onooner SUIT atnete,
mar oieies @ilo iammeroolle11 @lenos
Dor ibr aufseitieeen, Inn 6as Ser"
gniieen Der St1,n6e 5u triiben.
5tumm ioB ite cine 5eitlang neben
ibrer Sreunoin, 6ann iprang fte ba.
ittg empor, elm untpioeriteblider
Drang, 5u bonoeln, batte ite erfaBt.
,,Sat meme 8emerfung Ste aufee.
ideu9t2" rief Oers. Meabes beo@.'
erno, ,,6as lag eetptB nidt in nteiner
abfidt, id tpar tpeit entfernt banon,
Sbnen preoigen 81 tpouen."
80, sic baben 8eneres eetan, als
mir eepreoigt", rief ulrifa tief auf.
otrnen5, ,,Sie baben mir ben @lau-
ben on bic Menldbeit 1pieoergeeeben.
Cine Belt fann nidt idledt iein, in
melber Menfden lebea, bic oenfen
1.no fiiblen tpie Sie."
9faid beuete 1ie iid nieber uno fuB.
te ebrfur@tsoou bic alten run3eligen
Sdn6e. Inter al ben ieltiameu @6t.
feln oes 2ebens lit es eines Der felt.
famiten, bob @riitenoen iabrelans ne.
ben einanber laufen. obne ginfluB
aufeinan6er gu nebmen, spdbreno on.
oere. bic ideinbar unermeBlid melt
bon chamber liegen. fi9 einmaI nur
fir einen Muoenblid heaeanen. l,nn
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aaitt,Dod. ben 81. Sebrsar f945


men berrf6enoen DrnteIbett ipdre tie
Ibalo aitf ber Steintreppe geitiir5t He
Ifudte noh Der Gonpe, bod oieIe tpor
Iuobl fhon ldneit our Seuerl,ug Der.
uenoet iporoen, 10 taItete lie oenit,
lid on Der Mauer boltett6, Die ausge.
brodelten NIT bart getpor0enem
l5dmuse ipieoer a,sgefiilIten Sreppen
bfnan. 8ar's oenn nt6gIid, oaB bier
Menfden lebten. bob menidlide Gun.
| gen tagtdglid oieie entiebItde 2nft
einatmen tt1uBte,tl
Qm eriten Ereppenabinte ange.
longt, 6ffnete ite na9 bergebIi6em
aopfen cine giir, ooer. befier gefaat,
fie itteB 6teielbe al1f oenn es mar tpe.
Der Elm 5dloB nod eine GlrfItnfe
borbanoen. Sm Sintergrunoe oes
@aumes fbien eine 6untle Mai1e au
liegen, bic @inridtung 6esfeIben be.
itano aus 5tpei alien, umeeItir5ten
8agent0rben, ote aht ODER 1teun ser.
lumpten &inoern als Slid 6ienten.
,&ann mir ieman6 Gustunft ge.
benz" fragte 11lrifa.
Die f6tpar3e Waiie am 8ooen reg.
ter uno erbob ftd ein tpenis.
~Bas gibt's?" LATTE cine truntene
5timme, u's lit bod nidt tpeeen Der
Miete, es lit ia ni6t Montag beute."
sd fam nidt Der Miete tpesen',
anttportete l1lrifa, ,ion6ern Inn at er-
fabren, tDem oieie Sauier geb6ren,
fonnen Sic es mir iogen2"
~8eiB Der Sinmel tpem, 70 'uem
@eloproben notiirli6."
0aS 8eib fiel 5uriid tpie Elm 5ad,
nur Ser @eoonfe an Die Oeiete nor
imitanoe setpeien, es fir einen au.
genblid aus ieiner 2etbargie auf3u.
riitteln.
@ntiest uan6te ulrita fi6 Inn uno
flob Die .Sreppe btnab, aber Tim balo
pieoer un13,febren uno tpeiter 5u for
i6en; ibr idtpin6eltel sic batte ge.
glaubt, ote arrnut at tennen, bertrout
5n iein NIT @ntbebrl1neen uno gIeno,
uno bod 10 @rauenbaftes~ bate 5ie
ntdt etnmal geabnt.
Bas tpar Die Arnut oes drn1Iten
9ausleinsc in @lodenau gegeu 6tefen
I6gruno oes @lenosl sic Stuata Itd
bortparts 5u geben; au9 bier cben
tpor es ni6t better aIs unten, 0enn
bic .Geniteri9etben tparen ourd iabre>
langen Sdmut bollftGnotg erblin6et.
l1lrttos 5uB itraudelte iiber alIerIei
l1nrat, Sir Inn Cir itieB ite auf, mon.
DIE Haune &uaren 4eer, au6ere NIT
elen6em @eriiupel gefiilt, ale bon
Meeni6en betpobnt, 10 berfomuen ano
elemo tpie ite no dnientals tpel4e ee.
ieben.
Dte Mdnner, Die nidt bollitdnoie
betrunfen eetueien, tparen alle aus.
tpdrts BET Der Arbeit, tpel1e i'm Steb-
len, @aifenfebren ,1nb aanalrdumea
beitanb; oieiem nmitanoe anein ber.
oanfte ard lllrifa bic berb1ltntsma.
bige @efabrloiigfeit ibres toHen I'm.
teruebmens; oenn bic 5uriidgebIiebe>
men Snoibibuen tparen nidt imjtan6e,
Ifi6 bon ben &aufen idm,tsiger Set.
aen au erbeben, bic ibre 2aeerItdtte
biloeten.
aber tpel9' entiesli9er, tptoerlider
anblid bot itd ibr irnmer tpieoer bar.
blutunterlaufene Augen itarrten fie
an. beridipollene @efidter erinften ibr
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III T. - -
leien, tells neil es 10 nidt taebr tDet
ter ging.
.Sino mir nun en6lid am .3ieIes'
| lrief l1lrtfa, als Der 8aeen plSslid
| littIe itano.
agsoG nidt, gepIaop, mir miiiier
gan5 nabe oobei fem, aber.
..Nun2" -..
"Siirdten Sie fid ni6t, es f6oni
iebr utbein1Iid aus, Iebnen Sie iid
5uriid ltnb eeben sic auf Sbre 86rfe
adt; baben Sie benn tpirfli9 6a orin.
men au t1n2" @
,,@etpiB, raid bortpdrts" T..
Qls Der Rutfder ettpas ip6ter tpie.
Der anbtelt, 5iin6ete ct fofort fetn
8feif9en on, tnas offenbar be6eutet,
iol1te, ooB ct nun tpobl am 3iele iei.
nlrifa ftieg aus. Sn Der eneen
i6le6t eepflaiterten StraBe lag redts
Elm tpeiBgetiindtes Sobrtfgeb6u6e,
Itnfs cine 5denfe, tpie lie aus oem
tpurmiti6igen SGiloe erieben fonnte.
9ie StraBe mar beinobe Ieer, nur
aus ser S6enfe trat ioeben Elm @eib
NIT einem 8iin6el auf Dem &iiden,
tueldes auf u1rifas Srage, oiefe nit
balbblooen Nugen anitarrte.
u@s meroen mobri6einlt6 Die S0fe
fein, Die sic fu6en', latte oie 8e.
truntene, na9 einem niebern Dur6-
gang neben bem berfanenen Saule
5eigeno. Sbne aud MIR cine @tfun-
De gu 50gern, trat lIrifa unter ben
gemolbten 8ogen; er ertpies ii6 aIs
Der @ingong 5u elmer Irt falrn 5ebn
SUB breiten Sof, pel6er bon boben,
i6malen un6 feu6ten &Gui fern nit
btelen fleinen Senitern gebil6et tpur-
De. Oarf Street beitan6 aus elmer
sln5abl bon @auiern, Die uripriingIid
etne Art 8iered gebil6et batten, oas
@arten uno freie Rlabe entbieIt, oie
oann~- als 8aupl6se pertpertet uno
5u etnem tpabren 2abbrintbe perbaut
tporoen tparen.
Ser Sof, in tpel6en uIrifa eiu-
trot, fonnte als etn gan5 beionoeres
@remplar ieiner @attung eelten, etnft
mar er gepflaitert eetpeien, aber bic
3ett batte Stein Inn Stein ausgebrof.
felt, uno nun biloet e6os HfIo1ter 5abI.
lo1e &innen, Die i'm Sommer tpabre
Staubreierboirs biloeten un6 i'm
8tnter NIT SCOT, S9nee 1n6 8aiier
gefiiut iein mo9ten. 9ie 8euobner
fanben offenbar ben Sof nod au ge.
raumtg, oenn ite batten cine Wenqe
bon altem 8anbol5, 5erbro6enen Rd.
bern uno fonitigen @ram 6arin auf.
geitapelt. Nus einieen Der Seniter
btngen 5erriifene @di6eltiide beraus,
eine erobe an5abl bon @9eiben mar
5erbro6en, uno Die Oeffnuneen tpo-
rem oa uno BORT nit i9musigen 2ap~
pen berltopft. 4m gnoe oes Sofes Iun.
gerten Elm paar 2e1te bor ben Eiiren
beruH, uno nabe Dem @tnsange 3D.
oete ein fleiner 5erluupter Sunee fei-
ne mageren arme 1T Der NIT 5taub
gefiinten Slime.
~&annit ou mir fagea, tper Der 8e,
itser oieier Sduier iit9" fraste III.
rita ben &leinen nit bo9flopfenbenl
Ser5en, ite beeann Dor ser Anttport
5l1 5ittern.
Des &naben Gueen itarrten 1ie aus
benz alten @efi6tden ideu un6 bIooe
an, Damn erfaBte ct baitig Elm Stid
eitfpa hnIhhnt.fn1tIAa.a GiSMaa tsaarGaa
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

babies and Tommy minded them recently while
Mrs Rcavely got her second divorce in Reno.
out there Marie Louise switched her SWANS
like a man operating a shell game
on leaving she had forgotten TO tell her
mother she was planning to marry Jack Hughes.
Long Island SuitOr, after rclinqushing Mt.
RcavCly Nom found out and wouldn't send
Marie Louise the money for her divorce
So Marie Louise hustled from Reno 20 Mar
qucttc 10 leave young Jerry with his grandparents
and who should be waiting there but Sergeant
Carl Tonclla home from the wars and LOOKING
like million The sergeant said he'd bc glad To
under,vritc his first WifcS second divorce, So
Marie Louise shutilcd back 10 Renn.
This time the divorce went through and Marie
Louise married Carl Instead OF Jae4t.
OF all five kaufman girls, Joan has collected
the most husbands and dallicd in Reno the most
often Now that she's the wealthy Mrs William
f. I.add she doesn't 90 there anymore She has
four dvorccs-two of them from Frank Polk,
Rcnos whiting cowboy.
Joan's first husband was George DrcNel Biddle,
Of the Philadelphia BiddlcS and the second was
Joseph Nj WintcrstCcn. She divorced WlntcrStccn
in 1910 and married Cowboy Polk after taking
the marital rest cure I'm Reno.
- f5Ht-iifc on t1C range sUOn pated and she
divorced her dude in chaps and flew home 10
mother Frank caught the same plane and per
suadcd her 10 go back. They were remarked I'm
Nevada and rcdivorccd in little while Then
rich Mr.pelk came aleng.
The statistics for the three remaining marrying
sisters are not so complicated. Sister Ann married
Illustrated by JOSEPH WATSON LITTLE
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

nENO now as always. is a city Of rich and
lovely women looking for a change of atmOs-
~ pheIe and husbands and perhaps a sip OF
the red wine OF enChantment.
These ieWelcd ladies on leave from matrimony
are both source of pride and problem Reno
lives on their largcSs and tries to live down their
folly. Many OF them are old aCquaintanCcS who
have learned from experience that here is young
wives green paradise, where new romanCcS are
forever SpTOuting from the dead ashes of old ones
In the hopeful procession of wives who have
stopped over at this shining caravansary, and
come back again another day. are the young and
attractive daughters OF Mrs Alexander Dallas
Bachc Pratt and the late New York banker. Louis
c. kaufman.
The five Kaufman bellies have run up dozen
marriages so far and there's no telling how high
the score will go before the last man is out
The latest TO ride the Reno Cmouscl is Marie
Louise kaufman Tonclla Reavcly TOncla, who
disposed of a husband and a husband prcsumptivc
Il iil1tll.- she -lctt-ln -lnrF-aFer-
In 1886, the kaufman clan was distressed by
Marie f.ouiscs runaway marriage to Carl Tonell1,
a young man of great expectations from her
old home town OF Marquette Michigan. The
family finally forgavc and forgot and the couple
had L son. IcrIN,-noN- -plpp~-
But the marriage failed and Marie Louise got
a divorce In 1910 she clopCd by air with
Thomas J. Reavely, Jr, flicr. They had two
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-18

cocktail hour i'm 1886 Even though the count
was later promoted 20 clcrl, in the London hotel
where ne worked. the marriage ultimately folded
up and JuetS now in California reputedly
arranging for Reno wlitc-olL
So much for the Kaufmaus and their coutribu.
tOrS 10 the Reno chronicle.
Another merry wife OF Reno is Martha CurtiSS
Potter lovely daughter OF rich New Jersey
munitions maker. Martha, now p, has married
and divorced tho twin brothers Potter IN four
years OF committing between Jersey and Nevada
She married George Potter I'm l94l and bruthC,
Joseph was best man. y son Richard, was born
and pretty soon Martha landed IN Reno with q
tale of incompatabty and woe.
Sire mt TOW friends and Joined In Their
rcvehicS In due time her divorce came down
and she returned 10 her fathers home But not
for long.
In the spring of 1914, she was back in Nevada
and II was there she ran into cXbrothcrnlaw
Joseph Potter who says he only passing
through on business. Love struck them with the
sudden rush of an April shower and the eX.Mrs.
Potter became Mrs. Potter all over again.
PABY RICHARD, at the same time became
II the stcpsOn of his uncle and the nephcWhy-
marriage of his father
But the second Potter marriage didn't last as
long as the first and only little while ago Martha
was "A soiourner in Reno again. After she did
unto Joseph she had done unto George her
mother said:
Martha likes going to Reno. She has many
friends there and likes the people
Su-cr Ucress Sarah 1ncr, good looking
November -, 1915