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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13

dure the embarrassment Of senter. ing q hospital she just won't do anything. Gan your family doctor treat you for such disease, or do you have to 90 to the hoSpltal9
 (F. R.)
 Answer-No one Is compelled to enter c hospital in this country, No matter what you imagine your trouble may be, your family docs tor or any reputable doctor. will take care of you and give or ct lease advise the best possible treat. ment AND keep 1t ali as secret as you wish-provided you are not Q minor. If you are under age, your family doctor is still the safest and best confdant, no matter what the real or imaginary trouble may be- Of course doctors in general prac- tice treat veneral disease every day.
 Your Buahel of Wheat
 I am l2 and weight only S4 pounds fully dressed. Most of my friends weight 9e or over. May l please have your pamphlet How to Gain Weight9"
 (Miss M. Al
 Answer-Girls aged l2 years, 6S inches tall, should weight 87 pounds. If 60 inches tall, 96 pounds, Pamph- let How to Gain Weight" avail- able on request-in writing. Inclose stamped envelope bearing your ads dress. Meanwhile, better procure 6 good supply of plain wheat from farmer, feed store, seed store-for you must eat some every day, raw os cooked as you like.
 Copyright 1945 by John F Dille Go.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13
BEAUTIES HINTS
 Many-PurpOse Creams Help College Girls Save Space And Allowance
By ALICIA HART (NEA Stan Wrlterl

Most teen-age budgets would break If they had to cover ALL the cosmetics @ girl would l-o.v-e to pack off to school.
 Even fl there were enough dole lar bills to lay down for one cream for the complexion, another for body skin that chaps, and yet an- other for hands that also like soft. eners, think Of the travel difficult ties that require you to keep llg" gage thinned out to a minimum. Think, too, of the dormitory space that is going to be shared by other girls.
 So, to make your lot easier all the way from pocket book to tho community cabinet in the college dorm, see that several needs arc served from one cosmetic Jar.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13
TOMORROW's MENU
BRNAKWAsT: OranRe

BREAKFAST: orange and grapefruit juice, fried scrapple, currant jelly, enriched toast, but- ter or fortified margarine, coffee, milk.
 LUNCHEON: Lima bean soup, cottage cheese and chopped olive sandwiches on enriched Wholos wheat bread, raw carrot sticks, baked custard, tea, milk.
 DINNER: Baked meat loaf with brown gravy, mashed potas toes, grilled tomatoes, cole slaw, rye bread, butter or fortified mars garine, chocolate pudding with whipped cream, coffee, milk
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13
Shelton Women Baptist Speaker

The Chlld study Group will have Mrs. Philip II. Jones of Shelton, Conn, as their speaker at their first fall meeting in the Blue Room of the First Baptist church on Friday, September 2lst at 6 D. ia. Mrs. Jones tells the story of her family exper. fences going to Philadelphia to Fe- ceive the dimbel National Award which they received in ivA2 when they were chosen Q typical Amer lean family The award and one Thousand Dollar swas presented to the family by Mrs. E'eaFor Rooses welt who received the 6imhel Na- tlonal Award in lo94. Airs. Jones has told the story to 5000 people In many different states.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13

that she should check up on his bus- iness day any more than any wife would.
 Perhaps the reason why that makes Mrs, Nelson seem unusual among sports wives Is because in tho world of sport the little woman who sits biting her nails while her husband comes up to mat, steps in- to the ring, or heads for Q toueh- down Is so familiar Q picture. Wives have felt 1t their duty to be their husbands most loyal fans.
 But maybe Mrs, Nelson has the right Idea in thinking the man who makes c sport his career and the means of earning his livelihood doesn't need Q wife on hand to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13

plays in on im- portant [ o u r. n c m c a [ Mrs. Nelson doesn't Q l ] o W h 1 m b r c a [ h l essly . Q Il n d [ h Q links. Instead shoe SitF qultely knitting in her hotel room.
 8 h Q claim 8 she Isn't even Q golf enthusi- ast, that golf is h c 2 husbands b usin ess c n d ailo doegn't feel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13
QUESTIONS and ANSWERS All Thru the Night

Please find 1Oc enclosed. for a pamphlet telling how to eradicate night visitors in the bedroom
 (G. II. Al Answer-I have returned your mess of tape and stuff - perhaps you can find the iOc. If you find 1t. suppose you clean 1t up. or send a negotiable dime and stamped en- velope bearing your address for booklet "Unbidden Guests" It deals with hedbugs. lice, cockr0aches black widow spiders. iieas. ants. files and other pests
 Keep N1 Secret
 Dear friend faaFs alse has a seT- ereal disease but rather slan NAs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13

dealer. Follow directions on mixing the powder or grain with water some specify hot, some cold-apply 1t by pouring from Q pot on the rug turned upside down. Now, spread sizing evenly around the rugs under surface with 0 broom.
 Let stand for two days, and you can turn over Q rug that won't allow itself to be kicked into e heap.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13
3 McKENNEY oN BRIDGE

enough to have the club flnessG work too, SO he played out oil hii trumps. East found himself squeezed. In order to hold dlamonds he had to blank down to his king of clubs. dintell ied the club, went up with the ace, dropped EaSt's king, and the club queen again squeezed East.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13
HOW ARE THE MOSQUITOES
 DOWN YOUR WAY?

Are you annoyed by mosquitoes out your way2 Be careful how vol answer, for it depends largely up on your own intelligence and th, standard of intelligence in you immediate iieighberhood Whethe you suffer much, little or not at al from the mogquito nuisance.
 If this is not quite obvious tt you, here are some indisputablt facts to make it clear:
 1. Mosquitoes breed ONLY in
 stagnant or standing water-A
 salt water, fresh water, pure
 water polluted water, water
 standing in open well, ciStern,
 barrel, can, coWtrack, wagon
 rut, obstructed cave though,
 pond, pool, fountain - where
 ever water or watery liquid
 may stand for c week or
 more.
 T. Mosquitoes commonly hide
 under weeds, tall grass,
 shrubbery etc thru the day.
 time. But they do not breed
 there, unless there Is c bit of
 broken glass or an old can or
 piece of croekery that holds
 a little water,
 2 Spraying c little kerosene or
 petroleum oil on any such
 collection, pool or reservoir of
 water keeps 6 film on tho
 surface which prevents the
 mosquito larvae from breath.
 ing and so stops the cultivas
 ton of mosquitoes If your
 fleighbor is both ignorant and
 obstinate about this, try giv.
 ing his fiosqulto-growing pool
 shot of Kerosene or other
 petroleum oil some night
 when he isn't on guard. Of
 course this doesn't promote
 the longevity fish in the pool,
 or of plants, but 1t does im-
 prove the environment so far
 as the mosquito nuisance Is
 concerned
 (. Minnows, # you can procure them, eat the mosquito earvae and 90 ct least tend to ameliorate the nuisance. Goldfish are of no value for the purpose,
 s. If the water Is running water, even tho the same water is kept circulating round and round by water pump, or if 1t is naturally water, mosquitoes will not breed in it. If the water in q standing pool. barrel, or other con- tainer Is drained and fresh water supplied at least once e week, mos- luitoes cannot breed in it. If the water in barrel, well, cisterr or other container is kept carefully screened the female mosquito can- not deposit her eggs on the sur lace and so mosquitoes cannot breed in 1t.
 6. If you use kerosene or a mix. ture of one- e-third kerosene with two thirds crude oil, the surface should be sprayer about once a week. as the film of oil is volatile and may disappear in that time.
 T Tn surveying a neighborhood or district for mosquito-breeding nuisances, do not overlook such likely places as old unused wells or :isterns privy vaults, sewer outlets oot-holes, watering troughs, sag ying or obstructed caves.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13
0924a k.i4 yFs. 
By sue Burnett

For the grade school crowd, . charming. simple made button front dress gayly trimmed with bold xic rac. It goes together easily your ABC special for today.
 pnttern No. 6024 is designed for size 6. 6. 10. i2 and 14 years. Size 2 requires 2h yards of 35 or 39- Inch material.
 For this pattern. send 20 cents. in COINS your name address size eslfed. and the PATTERN NUM-
 N Co Sue Burnett. Waterbury
 ocrat. li50 sixth Avenue. New NNzk 70. N. r.
 4u&T oUx~~fhe Fall and Wiut<s 4sS lAsns uf FASHION. &end fos
 copy n0M lk nAnfs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13
SINGS oI FAvoRTrEs

Frances Langfords most re- quested song during her entertain inent of CTS !s "f'm in the Mood for Love-" so she sings it in the Pine-ThomaS picture, People Are Funny"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13

reservations, however, if you'll sew or glue an Lsshap0d piece Of card. board-cut from any stiff piece underneath the unFuly corner of the rug. Small siippeFy rugs can be fixed more firmly to the floor if you'll attach several old jar rub- bers to the undertake
 To resstlffen 6 rug that gets kicked into c heap because it loses It's starch, use sizing which can be purchased from Q rug supply
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13
. e.WcToRY KITCHEN !

ln individual cups, allow about @ minutes in q slow oven (S2B degrees F) xf baked in the baking dish, allow about l hour in c slow oven (32B degrees P,).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13

mems pair championship this year with Lee Hazen dinteil certainly counted today's hand down nicely to execute c good squeeze lay and make his contract.
 East won the opening spade lead with the ace and returned the trump. Dummy's l0.spot won and the ace picked up the other adverse trump. At this point dintell took the diamond finesse.. When 1t held, he decided he could not Do lucky
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13

Joel MoCFea, whose latest film role Is in paFaFnount's "The Virgin- ian," is Holiywood's cattle king. His stock ranch Is one Of the biggest producers in California.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13
R0tiOning Regulations

CThe ration beard headquartegs co lie West Main street will Do closed to the public all day on Sat- urdays until further notice.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13
Your Health By Dr. William Brady
sIgued letters psrtaInIns to per.

WIBWVW IBEtUFB WUEtWIUIWB " VVE' sonal health and hygiene, not Co disease. diagnosis Oe treatment, will be answered by DF. Brady ie Q stamped self-AddFessed envelope Is enclose, Letters should Do brief and written ln Ink. No reply can Do made to queries not conform. ing Go instructions. Address DP. William Brady. National Newss paper Service, S2O West Madison Street. Chicago. lll.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13
ANOTHER ROAD SHOW"

Bob Hope and Bins Crosby are teamed with Dorothy Lamour for tho fourth time in PaFamount'A Road to Utopia"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13
SHOES

Alrpiane Stmaps l, 3, 3, and { In Book III are each valid for purchase Of one pair of shoes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13
RENT CONTROL

All persons who rent housing co. oommodations of any type tn rent controlled areas and have not reg. istared, must register with OPA area rent offices,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13
Count, Squeeze
 Helps This Hand
BY WILLIAM F. MCKENNEX
 Amerlca,a Card Authority

While Sylvester dinteli Of New York has won some team cham. pionships in the past, his first major pair victory was in the national
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13
SUGAR

Sugar stamp Se b valid for pur. chase of five pounds of sugar until Dec. A.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13
NFRATs and FATs

mMAEb @mu TAEb Red stamps va through z.2 and Al through Gel in Book w, each worth 70 points, are now valid, Stamps V-9 through Ss2 expire Sept 90.
 Stamps Al through E.i expire Oct. Sl.
 Stamps F.i through K.i expire Nov. 90.
 L.i through Gel ex~'" Dec, Sl.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13
Make Scatter
 Rugs Non-Skid
BY JACK E, DREAMER Author OR "Handy Household
 Manual"

When the corners of c rug turn Up, you don't have to consult c foFtlne-telier to know that, sooner or later, you're going to take . short trip. You can cancel such
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13
I'VE, THE WOMEN
''.----Wk, TIE WONkktS--------- This Goyer:S WveHaSthe Right Mea
BY RUTH MILLETT

m the world of sports Mrs. Byron Nelson, wife of the golfer, Is some- thing 0f an oddlty.
 When hvr famous husbAn a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13
DoNLEvx's wooD.woRKER

Brian ponlevy, starring ln Para. mounts Trouble with WiSmen," has one of tho nations best aSna- teUr woodworking shops ct his home.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13

Mexico hes lifted lts embargo on United states fall ears snter- ing the country. as
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-13

EOR an instant there was the
 E stiffness preceding movement then wordlessiy she stepped out
Evening star., 1945-10-07

ssHm-m-m," he muttered, giving
Hattie the Double-O. 'It can't be
your hair-it's heavenly! It isn't your
eyes they're slper! It can't be your
skin-it's like satin!"
t'Then what can it be?" sobbed
Hattie. And the Big Boss SAW. 1t
was her SMILE. It was definitely on
Evening star., 1945-10-07
there was q Tomato nomed
Hattie. the Hot Check Girl

The Big Boss of Coca La Cockrocha
told her that ALL she had to do was
Flash her little Toothies, get the Right
Hats back to the Right Owners or the
next of Kin, and the tips would get
her a full length Mink and put her
through College. So Hattie became a
HatrSnatch.
But, alas! Something was wrong!
Though she smiled til Her Teeth
Hurt, all Hattie got was nickels and
Dimes and sometimes only Kick
in the Shins. At the end of three weeks
she found that she owed the Coca La
Cockrocha SIT, whereupon her tears
filed two Derbies and a Topper. So
the Big Boss came running.
Evening star., 1945-10-07

the Gray side and gave the Customers
a Chill. Hop out of here, Hattie"
he said, land get busy with Listerine
Tooth Paste for a few weeks. It's a
real cleansing prescription for your
teeth and smile,' and may lead you
to Fame and Fortuner'
When Hattie came back to the
Coca La Cockrocha .. what change!
In place of that chilly, gray grin that
Froze the Customers, there was one
so naturally Radiant, so Warm, so
Sparkling, so Friendly that it Melted
one and All. A
Evening star., 1945-10-07
Advertisement

Eventually she got a deadlock on
the Senator and led him to the altar
(
MORAL: Who says q smile
doesn't count especially
when IT'S q Lisferine Tooth Paste
smile?
LAMBERT PHARMAcAL Co.,
St. Louis, Mo.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
Motor City Lodge
Is Host To
State Elkdom

More than $40 go in War Bonds
were purchased by the delegates
% he annual state convention
of TIE MichiEzn state Association
OF Elks IBPoEw. June i5 10.
and l-ih
Hosts 70 he convention we're
the Motor City Lodge No ss2
and Emma Y. Kelley Temple
Nc $50
Charles T Cole chairman Of
ne convention committee said
that 500 persons attended the
three day session
Dr J Finley Wilson exalted
ruler o. The IBPoEw presided
a. the opening session.
Hrs7.l J Bryant grand trustee
and president o, the state or
SANITATION was reelected BY ac-
oisns,ion and his wife Mrs Grace
Rrrsrt was reelected head o. he
wcmans auxiliary
The Detroit sessions were hiEh-
lishfed with parade or SUNDAY
which IN he opinion o. Exalted
Ruler Andrew smi'h co-hos,
was The largest and mos; color
tul pasades s-ssed n Detroit
Stree ne national convention o,
the order in 1882
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
h, vARTHt IEDFoRD

Miss B4rszra Forc . visiting
her suri US Bessie Fore
Mr. az A-s Russell Cole also
their SCI {. Detroit srd Ms
Joh- c 1 &: Ar.zorA- are VISIT
ing ths r4sr-,s NJ Ert Nrs
Charles = Hrysr;
~ srs US Charles Z. Ry-sni
s;tsndsc ~. asrsisrsl services q
wirdsc- ss Sordsr
satur-zy x-esis o. NJ and Mrs..
Tom Joaes ~ere Mrs Meade an
NJ. and Nrs DAVIS. All c. Irks;er
X J uo nan. Jesse and Theo-
core Vi man O. Etorss also
Ernes, : ~e- o. Clay Hill visited
Nr. xre yfs Reeves sunday
las, SA1scsy sti%r1cor. ReF.
AID Ns Nstsi G. Cha stor s-l
Julius Ray & Dt'rc. Mrs Ser
TIA k.,tr sr- Mr. Betty Reeves
ard cs st'er Psgie,'a we're s.so
visitors .fi- parents NT snt
Ma. Reeves
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
PICNIC AN ALL
PIIVIC AN ALL
DAY AFFAIR

III Annual DAILY wo,9fr Pic
RI. nttn Is az az cay sffair
20 gwen July A. cafifoi
fart A Frf al program ni en-
terfairrfr, fas been arranged
Nus ~ Jrmy Davenport Or
raes'ts s'rlrses and various
games viii rsEs ne affair en-
eriovat.e one IT. addition %
his rsfionsi groups will have
.oo9 hoo'ts .. famous national
u9H, Beer 10, dogs and ice
cream vii ~ served
Pres % various types viii ~
given away During The fss'iyi y
NE Dsclars .on q irdepencfrfe
..l Re celebrated a prominent
leaser from The National COM
p re viii highish' me ocea-
directions: Take ne VIVIAN
lore bus from ne Family thea
ire 70 Eureka Road. Transfer 70
Eureka bus ana take 70 TELEGRAPH
Road FOR Two miles south Picnic
raesfs will be picked up At ne
end Of the bus line and taken
% the picnic grounds
Tickets can be obtained a. 900
LAWYERS BLDG Gas Randolph 81
Room so2 or az the gate Matte
Lee Woodson is Picnic Chair
man.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
"PORGY AND BESS" COMPANY
RETURNS FROM PACIFIC TOUR

IA; 10 hitter racial experiences
occurred and special services has
zlrsstr expressed wish that
Perry ard Bsss visi; the Euro
pskn trsaire
Pcrry aud Bess members lived
win Negro officers with the ar
prcss. @, Nsgro els They played
Tor uhi,s and Negro troops al
WAYS IL open-sir theatres vita
two pianos for music PLAYING n
rain o. heas a. al times
one member. John GartA who
playec Perry was operated on
fcr appendicitis hut vas back n
me cast sish; Gays after the
operation Ne had undergone .
previous operation Tor hernia
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
MOSQUITOES
ON INCREASE

Mosquitoes are increasing and
the excessive rain fan will cause
he problem to he more acute
thar usual this summer
DF Bruce H. DOUGLAS com
missioner q health says while &
IS advisable 70 screen houses
tnrogghly 50 thai mosquitoes
earro, &c, in easily householders
cannot expect 70 replace old
screens with new ones because
very little screen wire Is ayai.a-
bio Screen doors and windows
with holes should he patched IN
order 70 extend The supply as
Ear as possible Windows In
sleeping rooms which csnro, be
screened should be kept closed
Standing water should be
drained whenever this is possible
and standing pools which can
10, he drained shonlf be COW
cred with Light film OF oil
70 proven, their use as breeding
places for mosquitoes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
RIVER ROUGE
p, RIPTHA CASwFLL
TnioH Bapii,, Church

Tie tr1a 5s5t.s. S-a-sy aool
~ss We swt-cer s-a1sy mosn-
.ns
u an .s vsrs l1..s'-
.rF Pa Cert.anc qfsst1ea
from ~ Ns A. Htovl ren-
cersc Ha'ti OHIO scecnS pas
iec IS i yer9 peoqiss chorus
Thfte se1-d 70 The ca-r b
MANY vsre 3resent
Go-Geltsr. Club
The sffrs xer 81 TIE home
Q, M-- Ns Thomas The pro-
gram .te and vas rerierec
ny N-sl i'aser sr1 winters
a love'y reon was served
consisrrs ftc chicken Potato
salad peas and ice cream
Two fre guests were Nrs
saiiie T-ss srd Trs Freerer
The nfs ~fe'lrg will 10 WITH
Mrs T Mrs Cora smrn j.
club r.r FER
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
INKSTER
IJOT TINGS

Graduation Party
Miss Naomi Jones vas honor,c
al a lovely graduation psSS ss,.
urdsy night. given BY Miss Lillian
King. at the home OF the hos,sss
on Walnut street. Miss Jorss va,
az honor graduate OF Inkster hish
school. She 10 planning 10 enroll
for nurse training on June n.
Cluh Tea
The Red Cross club sponsored
lovely tea Sunday. June II Il
IRE home OF Mrs. r. Perry.
Tbs Junior Usher board spon-
sored fish fry Friday A. the hons
OF the supervisor. Mrs. cellun. On
Beech street, The affair was qui,s
a success
The C-cleff Singers be-
audience speiibound sunday al
Smith Chapel church The c d
was directed by Esielis Andrews.
The senior choir sponsored The
eseell.r, program
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
SAGINAW
Nv MRS ROSE WISE WARE
General New,
n uus "A uI-pntN

General New,
By MRS 6. ". BURDEN
NJ ard Mrs Rober Burden
NJ and Ms George ~ Burden
VI ard Yrs Clarence BerGer
from saginaw Mrs Gsii-ofe
from pin, Nchisan. spent las.
week end u Detroit pt'h Mrs
Blanche B1sctn ard SOL Master
Lors1to P4ek d. and Mrs MAY
.orss Gilmore aud Perry officer
Walker Gilmore The gsis are
ihe daugt,ers o. the Robert Bur
dszs ard water The son q Mr.
and Nrs Gilmore o. Fiat Ofn-
ers fter4 were Mss Am Jack
so1 Mss hrisline Fowler Mr.
stuart and az Paul The quests
VISITED ne airport; and the boa,
THAI has .ns; come hack from The
invasion o, 0kinapa The ship
was also hs same ship that
Wsits- Glrc-4 ras en- Walter
Gilmore has rov gone back 20
81. post sre- 2i-cay farlough
after serving his COUNTRY across
se1s re vent via sirflane On
10 ship We passed arolrh q
realistic jungle wi'h srirers and
81 ,orin I, was very irfsr4s Ink
TIE ladies went shopping and
$50 wsr' 10 me hestre waite
II Detroit An ENJOYABLE time
vas hal Is az
4 rarfy wss gwen 81 ~ hou-
or q George ~ Burden. II who
was four years old June 18Th a.
ne hone q his parents Some
- ne guests we're Miss juara
Mar.a burden IN a lowered coz
ion dress with ribbons 40 MAJ h
which vas msie hy her grand
ro'he MIS- Curiley VEL
kroHn Sagn.naw seam stress
Miss Angelina Browne. in a love-
~ pale blue slik dress with rib
hons 20 match George Carl
Confined on page ls)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
Native Shows
Singer How To
Add Bill OF Sale

Catherine ya- Fl-sn. VIC r1nks
anorg Ansf.eAs o-tftsncirr 80
9asos fas .-ss refereed from a
rSC es-rs -osr Q. ,,f scg.h Pscs-
re fcr wtirA she ccrrtiiec ne
Ar.si.tx- torcert tour sor lsff-fs
So 80 "a ;o c1e- a. icffan Hail
10 Bos,o- AS seven p See sang
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30

san FRANCISCO -iANPi =
Seventeen rsnbsrs q ne Per
ey anc Btss company rstarrsc
fc ~ s'1sss .kE week after e.
tsrtzirl1g troops II TIE Faci,ic
wSr ,tsAr@ tor six rnor.hs
BoiA ~ conrany and sPeciai
ssrvscfs 81. led pleased With he
results -hs COMPANY rfp7r;s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
ROSEVILLE

Ms r ! i-e1is retained home
iss' week from Wayne hospltsl
Nrs John Q Emerson o. z5229
LAM street nas returned hume
sr.y flst.nz her mother and 9th
ar relatives Two weeks z Prince
ton ky
The 81 Luxe AME church on
Oakcsie held a sfsts housing rally
on Fathers Day The church raised
i2ts Mrs John Miller raised ss4.
representing South Carolina. and
received 2 prize % Ten dollars
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
ORDER or PUBLICATION

Al session OF said Court held
al the Court House. in the Wayne
County Building. in the ely OF De-
troii. County OF Wayne and Sis,s
Of Michigan, on the 2lst day OF
June ls45
PRESENT: The Honorable Lila
VI Neuenfeli. Circuit Judge
II appearing by affidavit attach
Cd hereto that tho defendant. lda
Amos Is not a resident OF the state
of Michigan and tina, her last
known address was College Park.
Fulton County. Georria.
On motion OF AlonIo D Petit
ford Attorney for the plalniiff.
william. Amos. n IS ordered mat
the said defendant. Ida Amos en-
Ter her appearance IN this cause.
on or before three months from
The date % this order. or that the
said Bill OF Complaint be taken az
confessed and that the said order
be served and published as re-
cuired ~ law
LILA N NErENFELT Circuit
Indre
a True Copy
CASPAR J LINGEMAN Clerk
Bv A. sHEDD.
Deputy Clerk s-so--s-ll-4s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30

Looking for Work. There 70 .
good paying job for You IN our
HELP WANTED COLUMNS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-30
LEGAL NOTICES
ALONZO n. PETTIF0ID. atty.
1905 Broadway

STATE or MICHIGAN il ne
Circuit Court for the County a
Wayne In Chaaysry.
WILLIAM AMOS. Plaintiff W.
IDA AMOS. Defendant
No. 2sse3f