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Evening star., 1945-12-05
RiverdoIe Post Office
Announces Extra Hours

The Riverdale tMd9 Post office
plans extra business hours during
December to facilitate the handling
of Christmas mail. A. Franklin
Bowers, postmaster, announced.
Starting Monday the post office
will be open weekdays from 8 am.
to 9 pm. through December %. It
will remain open from 10 am. to
pm. Sunday, December 9, Is and 23.
Only special delivery mail will be
delivered on Christmas, Day.
Evening star., 1945-12-05
Silver Spring EIks Lodge
To Sponsor Bows Club

G. Walter Hendrix, chairman of
the Boys Activities Committee of
the Silver Spring Elks Lodge, today
announced the organization will
sponsor a Silver Spring Boys Club.
The project has been indorsed
ny Or. Edwin w. Broome, superin-
tendent Of Montgomery County
schools and n. Leslie Carlin, county
police chief. Mr.. Hendrix will discuss
the club in a broadcast at 1880
am. tomorrow over VOL.
Plans for the organization will
be made shortly at the Elks Home
the former Argyle Club on Forest
Glen road. Activities will include
outdoor sports and hobbies
Evening star., 1945-12-05
County Heads Accept
Robinson Resignation
Before Board Hearing

Charles T. Robinson, Montgom-
cry County policeman, under sus-
pension and awaiting hearing be-
fore the Police Trial Board on
charges of being AWOL, submitted
his resignation to the Montgomery
County Board of Commissioners at
its Rockville meeting yesterday.
Robinson, a corporal at the Silver
Spring station. was suspended by
Police Chief H. Leslie Carlin for
not appearing when summoned as
a witness in the recent trial and
acquittal of Capt. Leroy Snyder
for malfeasance His resignation
was accepted by the commissioners.
Ricketts, Retired.
Clayton K. Ricketts,, with the
Rockville police seven years, was
granted a disability retirement with
so per cent pay on the recommenda-
ton of the Police Trial Board. 1t
will become effective December Is.
The resignation of H. w. Hol-
land, emergency policeman with the
Bethesda station, was accepted.
An appropriation of s8,093 was
made to the Montgomery County
Welfare Board for anticipated ex-
penses in December.
The commissioner authorized the
county clerk to advertise for bids
from contractors on a storm sewer
on Maryland avenue in Glenbrook
Village. Bids will be opened Decem-
ber 26.
Appointments throughout the
county included Richard Varney and
Miss Maxine Poole, both in the
treasurer's Office at salaries of 81, SOC
per year, and Clyde Thompson as
a clerk in the county engineers Of
flee at $1,000 year.
Study Memorial Action.
A request for an appropriation
from the county to employ an archi-
tect for proposed Gaithersburg war
memorial was referred to Commits
sioners Alfred D. Moves and Walter
P. johnson for study and a re-
port at later meeting. Herman
M. Wilson, chairman of the Gath
ersburg Committee, said, in his re-
quest, that the planned building
would house library, health clinic
and a swimming pool, in addition
to other recreational facilities.
A new elementary school of ade-
quate size and facilities was asked
by the Woman's Community Club o1
Kensington. The request was re.
ferred to County Supervisor Willard
Day for submission to the Board ot
Education.
Evening star., 1945-12-05
Tokomu Park to Plan
Recreation Expansion

A special committee to plan for
expansion of park and other recrea-
tional facilities in Takoma Park was
authorized recently in a resolution
adopted by the Takoma Park Com
nunity League.
The measure also urges that the
committee encourage residents to
use recreational activities in the
community. 1t was pointed out that
attendance should rise at the
Takoma Park Canteen, operated
three nights week at the firehouse
hall for high school youths.
Sponsored by the Maryland-Na-
tional Capital Park and Planning
Commission, the canteen is open
Wednesdays for boys, the following
night for girls and on Saturday
nights for both. %
Evening star., 1945-12-05
Navy Abondons PIons
For Putuxent Anchorage
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Navy Department yesterday
advised Senator Tydings, Democrat,
of Maryland, it had abandoned
plans to berth decommissioned mer-
chant ships along the north bank
of the Patuxent River.
Senator Tydings said he had no
details as to why the Navy had
changed its plan, but he did know
some residents Of the area had pro-
tested that berthing the ships in
the river would deny them access
to the stream and would close some
oyster beds.
The Navy had intended to tie up
ships for distance of several miles
and close the area, the Senator said.
Evening star., 1945-12-05
County Refuses
.To0ppose Bus
Rerouting[ Plan
Prince Georges Heads
Are Neutral, but Call
Terminal Inadequate

The Prince Georges County COM
missioners have decided that the
Mount Rainier terminal facilities
are inadequate for the increased
load which would result from the
proposal to reroute Capital Transit
Co. buses serving the county.
The commissioners went on rec
ord to this effort yesterday in
Upper Marlboro after refusing
to oppose the rerouting proposal.
They emphasized their stand was
not to be construed as either favor
ing or opposing the plan.
The request for opposition was
made by Fred w. Cast and Mrs.
Betty Tayman, both of Cheverly.
They said the proposal, providing for
the rerouting of transit company
buses to the Mount Rainier terminal,
is practically the same as that
turned down by the Maryland Pub
lie Service Commission in 1910. They
recalled that the earlier plan had
been opposed by the commissioners.
Carson Ampiifies Stand.
A hearing on the plan, submitted
to the commission in October by the
County Independent Trade Associa-
ton, was held November 81 in Bal
timore, and was continued at the
request Of Walter F. Mulligan, pres
ident of the County Civic Fedora
ton, a leader of the opposition. The
commission announced today that
the hearing has been scheduled De-
cember 18.
William A. Carson, president of
the board, explained that the COM
missioners could not take sides on
the question since it apparently is
a dispute between two groups of
county residents. He said that in
1910 lit was a dispute between the
people of the county and the Capt.
tai Transit Co."
The commissioners also took no
action on a suggestion by Mrs. Tay-
man that they hold a joint hearing
with the Public Service Commission
since the commission Is not ia
miliar with our local transportation
problems.
Rezoning Petition Approved.
A petition to rezone 86 acres of
the Mccormick -Goodhart tract at
New Hampshire avenue and Univer-
sity lane, from residential C to resi-
dental A, was approved. The re-
quest was filed by the Maryland
National Capital Park and Planning
Commission.
Unfavorable action was taken on
petition by residents of the Ritchie
area to have the county take over
the road beginning at Mitchell's
cottage. about l mile east of Ritchie,
and continuing south for 11a miles
to Barnett's Community Market on
the Almshouse road. I
Installation Of 3o-100 candlepower
street lights in Coral Hills at an an
nual cost to the residents of $409. so
was approved.
Evening star., 1945-12-05
High Production Cited
AS Postwar Goal Of
Maryland Farmers
By the Associated Press.
ANN Tc xFI

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Dec. 5.-Evo-
luton of agriculture at high pro-
duction levels-not reconversion to
prewar methods-must be the goal
of the Maryland farmer, DR.. T. B.
Symons, University of Maryland
extension director, told ITS State
Grange delegates yesterday.
The Grange convention during
the opening session of it's three-day
gathering also heard Thomas Roy
Brookes, Belair, master of the Mary
land Grange, declare that "it is diff
flcult for farmer who has worked
from 5 o'clock in the morning until
7 o'clock at night, with no thought
Of striking. to understand the atti-
tude Of the organized laborer who
works about Z hours a day and con-
tinually disrupts industry by strik-
ing"
Labor Shortage Main Problem.
DR.. Symons told the farmers that
labor shortages today are still their
most pressing problem and that
higher wages with better working
standards will have to be provided
to ease the situation.
He said the university extension
service would provide farmers with
information on sectional policies, on
foreign trade, tariffs, price problems
and labor and wage bulletins.
Next to farm labor, the speaker
enumerated soil conservation, i'm
provement of the nutritional value
of crops and renovation of war
depleted equipment as the most i'm
portant tasks confronting the Mary
land grower.
Grange Master Brookes, devotine
much of his report to a review OF
the past, pleaded for economic JUS
tice," for program of parity be.
tween labor, industry and agricul.
ture.
Farmers Worked 90-Hour Week.
The American farmers record wal
production, he said, was not &C
complished by working a 40-houl
week." nor had it been stimulated
by time-and-a-half overtime"
Intense patriotism, he explained
was responsible for an effort which
saw farmers work 90-hour weeks
"The average farmer, he COM
mented, cannot understand legis.
lation for. unemployment compensa.
ton that would give the idle worke,
more than the farmer himself car
earn by long hours of toll"
Evening star., 1945-12-05
Lions Clubs Sponsor Dance

The Falls Church, Mclean and
Vienna Lions Clubs will sponsor a
dance at the Fairfax High School
on December 28 Proceeds will be
used for Lions Clubs activities, in
cluding health and welfare work,
work with blind boys and girls. COM
munity betterment, civic improve
ment, education and other projects.
Evening star., 1945-12-05
COP Federation Bocks
Mills for Governor
By the Associated Pres,

BALTIMORE, Dec. 5.-John H.
McFaul, jr., president Of the Mary
land Federation Of Republicans,
said drafting committee" would
go to Hagerstown Friday, where
it is hoped Herman L. Mills, busi-
nessman Of that city, will announce
his candidacy for Governor.
Many of the committee members
were closely associated with the
administration of the late Gov.
Nice, it was said.
The federation opposes the or
ganization of Mayor Theodore r.
McKeldin Of Baltimore and the
national committeeman, Galeh TAFT.
Evening star., 1945-12-05
Court Frees Virginia Sailor
In Death Of His Cousin
By the Associated Press.

LURAY, Va, Dec. 5.-Myron
Painter, 19-year-old sailor, was freed
in Page County Circuit Court yes
terday on a charge of manslaughter
in the death of his cousin, 52-year-
old Lester Painter, six weeks ago.
Judge H. w. Bertram, after pro-
longed conference in chambers with
counsel in the case, dramatically
ended the trial by striking out the
prosecutions evidence and directing
a verdict of acquittal.
The defendant had taken the
stand earlier to deny he had struck
Lester, as the Commonwealth
charged. on the day the latter died.
Evening star., 1945-12-05

oC1 wing III oC4
lin, recently re-
ceived an Oak
Leaf Cluster to
the Legion OF
Merit Medal and
t h e FIR e n C h
CroiX de Guerre
with Palm.
Col. Miller won
the Legion of
M crit citation
for outstanding
services as chief
of the occupa-
tional commit
ments co-ordi-
mating SubdiVi-
Evening star., 1945-12-05
Guild Sponsors Dinner

The Woman's Guild of Ascension
Episcopal Church, in Silver Spring,
will sponsor q. turkey dinner tolnor-
row night at the parish hall, Sligo
avenue near Carroll lane, starting
at 6 o'clock.
Evening star., 1945-12-05
Greenwuy Downs Meeting

The Greenway Downs Citizens
Association will meet at 8 pm. to-
morrow in the Hillwood Community
Hall. David Scull, president Of the
Annandale Citizens Association, will
discuss "Reassessment.s
Evening star., 1945-12-05
Tokomo Red Cross to Meet

The annual meeting of the Ia
koma Park Branch, District Red
Cross Chapter. will be held at 9 am.
tomorrow at the Takoma Park Pres
byteriar Church. Mrs. A. F. Lingle
Is chairman.
Evening star., 1945-12-05
Church Dinner and Bozour

The Women'S Society for Christian
Service will hold a bazaar and serve
a turkey dinner at Wilson Memorial
Methodist Church, 756 Eleventh
street Sc, tomorrow from to Z pm.
Evening star., 1945-12-05
Col. Francis Miller
Gets Decorations
From Two Nations

Col. Francis Pickens Miller, Fair
fax, Va, former member of the
Virginia General Assembly and of
the Governors Council, who is now
Evening star., 1945-12-05
FoIIs Church Benefit Dunce

The Falls Church Parent-Teacher
Association will sponsor a benefit
square dance from $3.50 to 1880 pm.
Friday in the new Falls Church
High School,
Evening star., 1945-12-05

Tuesday for duty
forces. They are
Brodus, George B.
Ancell. William D.
Fowler, Marvin B.
Little, Frank j., jr.
Gibson, Thomas j., jr.
Maxwell. William F.
Jordan, Millard r.
Langley. j. W. A.
Lantz, Milton l..
Turner, James A.
White, John T.
Savoy, James H.
Wells, Louis F.
Strother, Reginald e
Snowden, L. o.
Hawkins, Vincent E.
johnson, Clarence E.
johnson, Thomas H.
Norris, Willie w.
Thompson, John r.
Weldon, James A.
Evening star., 1945-12-05


with the armed
Boswell, Almond T.
Foster, Robert NJ.
Galeano, Salvatore
Stacey, Arthur j.
Loving, Harold r.
BurroughS, Lewis C.
Carrick, William E.
Francis, Charles H.
kamm, John A.
Penrod, James A.
Coleman, John P.
kerby, Lindy A.
Thorne. Clarence r.
Hutchinson, G. l..
Felischmann. r. j., jr
Weimer, William A.
Proctor, Michael H.
Hill, Frederick
Harrod, Clarence
Savoy, Joseph L.
Davage, Russell A.
Proctor, George E..
Evening star., 1945-12-05
43 Prince Georges Men
To Be Inducted Tuesday

Prince Georges County Draft
Boards No. 2 and 3 at Upper Marl-
boro announced today that 43 men
who have passed their preinduction
physical examinations have been or
dered to report Tuesday for duty
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15
SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE. f. hereby given that chr
Prince Hail Nts0ric Tcuri. Association.
whose premises are lf-Hfrd o. 1fr
Ferry Ave Detroit Nich har 1gI.ifd
% the Mlchinn Ligu0f C'ntrli. Com
mission Tor club license % Eei beer.
wine and spirits % t1uAade members
only sA that n is me intent az me
LiQ0or CpS'-1i C0wmifsi1n ~ rfant
said license 'upon the rN..rsti1n q frp
-iiol-GaXG- ttlm t.ze eAta haza--:- ,i-rt-e
"a YQas
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15

AUTOMOBILE bumper wanted -hr
atek ufne and one-half for overtime.
t0l wages excellent working conditions.
steady emrllysaFnt see Mr. Nestle
Hirnaud Chevrolet Co, 1887 Wood
wdTr TO $4,000
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15

woODwoRKERs : Models and forms
Chrysler Corporation Engineering Di-
vision, 1880 Oakland.
YOUNG MAN for clerical work In cost
accounting department. splendid oppOr-
tunities. permanent work. some previous
experience necessary. Apply Mr.. Under
wood. Detrex Corp, 1905 Hiliview. ?
blocks south Of Fenkell, blocks west
OF Meyers
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15
MALE HELP WANTED

A PERMANENT position. Established In
surance route, careful training and sales
assistance. Only reliable man under SO,
interested IN permanent connection. need
apply Phone CA 2l2h.
a yANDERCOOK proof press operator:
good opportunity, good wages Apply.
owing experience The Thos, y. Henfy
Co, 4l Burroughs.
ABLE men 10 train for garage assist
anu superintendent and superintendent
iobS sieady. 1903 Csss Ave, Parker.
ACCOUNTS payable Junior clerk. down
town wholesale house. excellent oppOr-
tunliy, state age. experience. draft
status and phone number. Address Box
B-ii50, Detroit Times 81.
AERONAUTlCAL. Elecironic. Mechani-
Cal and Radio Engineers. Physicists and
kinG Applied Physics Laboratory. Apply
a. your nearest office Of the United
staieS Employment Service. June 10
through ~.
AIRCRAFT arc welders, certified on
chrome molly. aircraft tubular steel. Top
rates. 5s hours per week. Aero Products
Co. 1000 Cratiot. PR 1900.
AIRCRAFT ENGINEERS = Here's your
chance 70 help build Psi Mustangs In
southern California. We Gan uSe de-
slgners. stress analysts. model builders.
acrodynamicisis, craftsmen and lofts
men See North American Aviation rep
resentafiye a. your nearest USES office.
ANAEAI.IHG, and shearing helpers
wanted 81 hours weekly Detroit Steel
Corp. 1923 s, Oakwood
ARC WELDERS-Experien In mild
steel and be able % pass navy vertical
test. Glahsm-Paige Motor Car Co, ooo5
West Warren.
ASSEMBLEBS material handlers. steady
postwar employment Apply 1900
freelsud
AUTO t0fy bumper and painter must
BE- firht-ClaSs. of working conditions.
opportunity for large earnings DE Soto
Plymouth Dealer See Mr. Snyder,
Hamilton Auto Service, Hamilton al
Dawson.
AUTO bumper and painter. son nat
rate. plenty work. tne working cnndi-
tons. must be experienc-d y. and B
Cheyrolct. ssh East Jefferson.
AUTO MECHASIc-Aysilab VINO for
fleet maintenance modern shop. steady
plstwar. essential work, union wages.
MI Harrington, shell oil Co. foot Of
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15

HOSIERY repair The J. L. Hudson Co.
has openings for experienced OF mex
perienced women In hosiery repair work.
Telephone inquiries are not satisfactory.
Please apply In person at employment
offfre 14fh floor
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15

RASk-June IS. Charles r. of 335A
Mack. husband % the late Meta dear
father Of Marvin and Norman, brother
Of Mrs Emma Kngner, Mrs Charles
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15
Death notites


BURGESs-Catherine. June ~. of si46
Parker. wife Of the late George. dear
mother OF Mrs John Pulhamus. Funeral
service Friday 10 m. al a H. PctCfx'
FUNERAL Home, l2O51 Grauot. Inter
nient Toledo. Ohio
fL0ETHE-June "a, @aFy buuiSc Of
1850 Verona. East Detroit. wife u
the late Richard. dear mother ~ Ar
thur. MIS- Edward EetSel and Clarence.
sister OF Mrf Rose Rehm. Mis Ella
Cameron. Mrs Lillian Moyna, grand
mother of five grandchildren Funeral
services SATURDAY 3 .. m. at a. n
Peters Funeral Home. l2o57 Craiiot.
GREENBERG - Pinkas, of 26O5 Kim
hurst, aged s2 beloved husband Of
ldsl, beloved father Of Mrs. Peter yucca,
hrS Ben Lewis MIS- JACK Feldman,
Jacob. Henry. Abe and Ruby. Funeral
brew Benevolent Soeieiy aces joy
HOLSBEKE-Triphon June,l3. al resi-
dence. iO900 Roxbury. beloved husband
OF the late Leonie. dear father of GeOrre.
brother Of Gregory, Bash and Mrs. Mary
Tessens. Funeral from the Verheycen
Funeral Home. l69OO Mack. az outer
Drive, Saturday Al 8 and 20 Our Lhdy
Of sorrows Church az 10, Rosary Friday
evening al D.
kRELITR-Sophia. June / ?. wife ~ the
late William, dear mother ~ Aualine
Grulke. Edward. Mrs. Viola Eggcrt, Mrs.
lhittta DtftluIft MIS- Asialf ihAAF Ahf
Henry and william. sister uf Mrs. Eiiza-
beth Freiheit Mrs, Amelia Bhnkman and
Mrs Lucy Jacky, grandmother Of 10
grandchildren and hye grcatgrandchli-
dFen. Funeral services Friday ? 2. m, az
a. II. Peters Funeral Home, 12O57
GratlOt
pOULIOT-June 10. john. beloved hus-
band OF Esther Rieck Fouiiot. dear
brother OF John Grant. Mrs. August
Gzischke and -Jssesfitte- -Fruitut. fuuFrHI
saturday, 4. 80 a. m from residence,
J ha46 Dresden ana 2 o. m. al Our
LADY OF Good Council -GauEch
RASK-June l3. Charles r. of 335A
Mack. husband % the late Meta. dear
father Of Marvin and Norman. brother
of Mrs Emma Kngner. Mrs. Cherries
Mansell Mrs Lillian Townsend and
John Rank Funeral service Saturday,
/ p m AZ A a. Peters Funeral Home
J 2o57 GTAtiot. Intermcnt % WoodmeTe
Cemetery
1IEGMAS-June -. John ~. Of 404s
Field, beloved husband Of Della. brother
az Fred % Dayton. O Funeral services
Saturday, m. az II. Peters
Funeral Home i2OST CrgtiOt
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15

BURGEss-Cathsrine June ~. Of STAG
Parker. wife Of the late George. dear
mother OF Mrs John Pulhamus. Funeral
service Friday 10 q m. az a II. Peters
Funeral Home. i2O57 GrsuOt Inter
ment Toledo. Ohio
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15

nurse IN large vest side industrial plant
with postwar future. In reply state are.
expcrience and give phone number a.
dress Post Office Box ATT. DETROIT.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15
TRADE scHooLs-MALE
TRADE scHooLS-FEMALE
MALE HELP WANTED

COMPLETE BEAUTY CULTURE train
Ing $3.50 weekly. Hygienic School,
psa0 NTWcifth TR 9-saTO
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15

BRACELET. diamond platinum Monday
~ Jesu Church Lihefai rtxefd Caa
Miss KgrEmGn. RA I107
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15

HOLSBEKE-Triphon June tl3. az resi-
dence. iO900 Roxbury. beloved husband
OF the late Leonie dear father of GeOrre.
brother Of Gregory, Basil and Mrs. Mary
TeSsens. Funeral from the Nerheydcn
Funeral Home, l69OO Mack. al outer
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15

REFRIGERATION service mechanic;
experienced hp. and up: top wages
plenty Of overtime Atmospheric Contro
Co.. CA e0s7.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15

1IEGMAN-June -. John H., OF 4O4s
Field beloved husband OF Della. brother
az Fred % Dayton O Funeral services
Saturday 2 p IN. a. II. Peters
Funeral Home i2OS7 Cretiot
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15

KITCHEN and cleaning woman: closed
sundays and holidays. meats and uni
forms furnished Apply nearest store or
100 Oakman Blvd. 10 5. Fred
Sanders
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15

black cord band Ear'W#71i CssFdrnt Sa'
urdAy night GIFT @ EcrFiCeman IeA
OYerteas reward CaN Au Al1t or
write Mn. Bgrdr,t, Warrington. AllL
R0F 500
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15

AHfcs--Unususi Opportunity for
mechanics 20 work on feet OF local and
intercity equipment. essential postwar
work now and after the war nne work.
Ing conditions with top pay TO start.
John v. Ivory, so35 woodward. MA
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15

VINO regulations governing ,liel5iuty
for employment n you we're last en-
ployed a. an essential ~ locally needed
activity. YOU must have = statement
OF availability n you are qualified f0r
must be referred ihrought The United
states Employment Service World War
III Veterans Excepted
a NUMBER 2 Kelly prcssman' wages
above scale permanent good postwar
future Thomas p, Henry Co. 81 Buy.
roughs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15

CHANCE purse containing t3fut leu.
Vicinity Sis Mlie-ThILt IS--441A-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15
LOST AND FOUND

BLACK PURSE last--stiuAi.s tfeGea-
tlais. citizenship paatFi drivers lirrrfe
marriage license eif Reward 14Iu3
MarlDWs VIZ 5-T2F5.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15

LOsT-Mauonic Ccnslstory flkuYnd urE
"wednesday. On Sar'nNeafern FIFi1, cls-
mcnf No Finccr piesse Cll II
E-eoBp Reward
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15

SCHOOL of Charm - Under personal
direction o. Ciarice NILS rr00ming,
poise. posture. hgure perfection AZ
~ dress diction. Also modelling course
Call CA SOTO week days ( 20 2
TOBACCO hshit stopped within Z dsys
ONCE hrs 10 % 2 ? ~ MA o32T.
VERY important that locate NJ
Clarence erase Any one having infor-
nation conCerEing him please call
CI 3421. room 1T W
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15

BURRfs Employment AEeney-Domsstie
help. S25i Cameron. TO 5-O647.
EyER-READY Employment Agency-Ail
types of positions of experienced help
with references. available immsdiatey
CHURCH circle employment. days. part
2-sSs4.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15
LFEMALE HELP WANTED

NURSES and nurses aides wlntesh good
working conditions. day or night work.
Apply In person. Detroit Sanitarium.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15
IN MEMORIRM

IN LOVING memory u Robert ~ Car
pentcr ShO died one yvAr Nrr 'sTe
IL ssciy missed % rH losag vliE-
three E1na and tao cauEhftIt
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15

IOsT--A portable ROYAL 'yqesr.ef oI
the west side Reward. II t-saJr
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15

pTKTSGEsE- White. ref lost v'rtr''y
T%7 Philip Liberal reward ~ 1880
POINTER -- short -hsired wFifs Nrr-
color. Win c1lihr. f"sf togftwfFt sec
tton Reward At eTsT
t'PPER pArtiai plate of y teeth 'rf'
vicinity Veterans Hall River RC8Eg
Reward DE 24as
WHITE purse seven Nils-Gfa'iC' Jlna
& GSfssy eirsor -ts-ps assfushi- srfi-sss
Reward NJ oEf2
WOMAN ) BLACK gyeruiTrf taR lFEt
Saturday. containing l.a'aivr REGARD
JI 2Ogs
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15
MALE HELP-SALESMEN

DEALER WANTED-Big routes make
good living 400 farm-home necessities
medicines. spices, foods. etc. well
write Rswleighs. Dept. Mcf-lio-i42.
Freeport. Ill.
EDUCATIONAL SALESAAN-Our highly
specialized courses are In demand-quall-
Aed -trsds, no competition. Kepresenta-
tives earn up 10 500 and $50 weekly.
Write Mr.. Smith. Art Instruction. Inc.
Minnes polls. MINI.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-15

MEN wOMESl OLD AT 40 SO cor
want 70 feel years younger Ot'rrH
Tonic Tablets pep NJ tcties 'arFiug
iron. also contain vitamin 81. calcium
ssc trial size nov ONLY 2q- Az drug.
Fists In Detroit CuuninEhams Sans
Cut Rate and Kinseia