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Evening star., 1945-08-25
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STOVE e EQUIPMENT CO.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.

-United states marshafs sale Of real
estate by virtue of 2 writ of execution
Of hf Un.a ss s.e. Ct hs fsr P &.
VII ss = paSe .ae.ea .ns To- saas'ts aas 4
house on D st. between 4th and bth SITS.
n;ws f.ws. Washington, % .. C.; on Monday, Sep
: & saS I'd interest," g. aeset o tbe m IL:
the District Of columbia., to wit: Lot ss
cellar brick dwelling. No. ssss Tilden -i st.
seiz.d ~fn snd tw9Sar .T,.S metal Fsrsg. in rear
the defendant. Marshall Low. and sold to
cegTt e:s1Ta.. sss5 s; il isyor q E.nds1s' Inc.
W. Bruce Matthews. United States mar r
sns, au9 II eng tST she District of Columbia
aaa1s adHas:rn q%ks sssn. SON 4
basement. has; containing six rooms and bath.
basement RH Ifttn. premises 1I31 9Th st, ne
IN Of sersn Nn essd q ru; u,
seq, Of the land records i Of the ED District of
;espTsS i !.5, thsIsby aadersisned trpstses .
AUGUST: Ap 1915 4 '1f o'cloei sn pm: aa' tHs E.
the 6sst ane Of ead coum5is Rismi:ss ssa
sastg designated st e, as and being lot numbered
tepty tep % f9n p sd,s Ct lots nupbsrsd one m e
and eight ,9Os). in the City Of wishing
eopde6 ton 9ist1iet tn LSf Of csgmPis 81 s plat
With gimprovementsv thereon known as
ba.nee a So Dsl Terms Of ss !. fGSSe soe
all cash: with interest at six peT centum
day OF sale. secured by first deed of trust
upon upon tn, PROPERTY sold: or ali cash. at ths
vii Be reaursd @ s tim. q Gs9es .s al ii ssno eono
veyancins; recording. revenue stamps. etc.
sSs p h an Js5n, aas. p from aa d.s % &
trustees reserve tse rls6t 70 rs.eil x.
Of such resale in some n.xspapsr puSIished
EhS fSsS tasSfRss fss:.s ss''D
IHos: !. OWEN = SON, auctioneers, 436
tSo.ssory row brick dsellins being IL pnopn
as premises. 1881 18th ST. NV. BY virtue
Of s: certain Nm deed 1ss of trust daiy recorded:
the land records of the District Of Coium-
bis, and at the request of the party Sc
sdTec s thereby nnb the nndsrSisnsd trustees
seDtemhsr' 5 p Der t.;59 tA;p; Is45: a 80 O'clock
Premises situate IN the p ns Ia co,um and
bia. and DESIGNATED as and being Lot Ih
in coltm1n and Adams, Trustees subdivi.
sion In Square 300 as per plat recorded
ITict of Columbia in Liber WI. at folio e.,
Terms: Sold subject to prior building
ASSOCIATION deed Of trust for S4,3s727.
nounced at time of sale; the purchase
price above said trust to be paid in cash.
ancing, recording, etc at purchasers cost
Terms to be complied with within 80 days
otherwise deposit forfeited and the prop
erty may be advertised and resold at the
discretion Of the trustees HERMAN Mil
LEX. J VERNON THOMAS, Trustees
Evening star., 1945-08-25

WhAl. $50" "Ruddiqors' is ioaisht's pres |
sntation.
VOL. 3:30-CeIIit Jssehs Sehwaumsan
plays NiatSsens "Coaterto for Cello and Or
ehesirs." ensaos "Rumsaisn Rhapsody No. f.
and Shumsnns "5ymphoay No. f. also played !
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17
Auditor Begins
Court Survey

Edward = RIchl. chief auditor
for the city controllers office,
today began "A check OF traffic
court cmpIoycs' duties. pay roll,
irregularities ln salaries and claS-
SldcationS and a general survey
OF court personnel.
ClTCud Judge George b Muir
ply had recommending tho gen
eTal survey in his investigation OF
the . traffic court as one-man
grand jury.
Arthur l.. Barkoy Of the cor
poration counSels office WIS eX-
pccted today To check legal as
poets Of changes requested IN the
survey and 10 draft "A new set Of
rules and regulations for traffic
court employees.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17

harsh chemicals. Instead, its bene-
fetal OIL base helps keep hair from
becoming dry or brittle.
SO buy a bottle today and CLAM
our -bathe' your hair ike divinely
beautiful Powers Models do. All
drug, department and 10f stores.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17

MoTIKA-Robert John. Of 1850 Mont
clair ave brother ~ Joseph Andrew.
william OF Los Angeles Cal and FrAnt
and Margaret OF Cleveland. o Funeral
from Doherty's Funeral Home. loSi7
z. Jefferson. nesr Harding Thursday
morning 9l5 and St Rose Church 81
9 80. Interment Mt OliYet
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17
Up Phone Wages

WASHINGTON. oct 16 (INS)
The WLBs telephone commits
sion today awarded pay in
creases ranging from 81 10 81 a
week 10 some 5000 downstate
plant employees of the New York
Telephone Co.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17

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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17

LosT-Overnirht bsg containing spec
tacles, valuable papers etc between
John r Smith and Leicester Liberal
reward TO s9O97
night. downtown Thea
ter. one large bow pin, with yellow and
white stones Rrrwsrd. Gail "A S7as
LOST-septrmbe 29'h. ladys Elrin
open-faced lapel watch reward Vine
wood 1883. ..
LOST-Vicinity Av1n-Seyen Nile German
shert-hsiref pointer brown head white
body. answers name Major sixteen
weeks old Reward 1886 Avon road
oregon e66T, until O'Clock
lost -- Small male Cocker Spsrie'
northeast Sectiln-- eA4laFeH-s 80 name
Gruder Reward TO 5-6773
lost - Wallet containing money and
Identification Grand River SOuthneld
Reward. i4O47 Ashton w $3.50
STOLEN-i93T. Ford tudor black SEDAN F,
right rear fender torn license No
BZ Sb2s Any information please call
OR Os31 Reward
WALLET lost. vicinity SchSeier west
wood Dairy please return valuable
papers. Keep money Dearborn 472l
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17

4 prewar French cabinet minis
ter declared
"IaVarS trial was a farce,
disgrace 20 French justice and
10 the meaning 81 the word
Justice. Isyals execution was
political murder. Laval had
asked that 200 witnesses be-
summoned. Not one ot them
was called. He was given no
chance Of defense. He Was put
out Of the way quickly and
given no opportunity To put IN
testimony for himself because
ne knew too much. That - the
truth Of Lavais trial, the re-
fuSal Of n new trial and his
quick execution. IL was a case OF
dead men tell nv tales. .....'
BLOW TO PRESTIGE
The manner Of LavaTs trial so
IN contradiction 10 the recognized
rights Of defendant under the
principles Of law and justice IN
many civilized countries. and his
execution following the death SEN
tence imposed on 90 year old
Marshal Petaiu. later repricved
has been a blow 10 French pres
tIge and her reputation for JUS
tiCe.
II is reasonable 10 assume that
q Frenchman who has been a
cabinet minister Ia times and a
prime minister three times. Is a
man Of some qualities who has at
times served his country well
Therefore, regardless of what
ever crime he might have been
charged with. he was entitled to
fair tnal by an impartial court
Instead the government APP
pears 20 have bowed 10 politics,
10 Communist agitation and TO
the Seething hate that IS Scorch-
ing the soul Of France.
Even in those most eXtraordi-
nary and sensational Soviet purge
trials in Moscow, the defendants
were given an opportunity TO be
heard IN their own defense.
Throughout Frances history. the
French people. easily aroused 10
hate and passions. have demanded
victims or scapegOatS.
In the reign of terror $50 years
ago. the various factions in the
French revolution and leaders
such as MIrabeau. Robespierre, ST.
Just, Danton. Herbert. and Des
Moullins. 10 mention few, purged
each other with the guillotine
until none were left and Napoleon
took over.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17

Al AlhlNSON-OcL "a, l945, Christina
Cameron, mother OF Alton c. and
az chapel OF Mcfarland Funeral Home.
540i Schaeier road. Dearborn. Wednes-
day at 2. so D. m. 4,
BARNES-John, died suddenly. oct. IL,
l945. al the home Of DT r. J. NJ
ClelIan Of Walled Lake, Mich. Dear
friend Of Mr.. and Mrs J. Z. kylsS and
family. Body will lie In state al Bristol
a Bristol Funeral Home. I24I Joseph
CAmpau. Detroit 2. until Saturday. Oct
40, at IL a. m. where funeral serv-
Ices will take place Burial Will be In
Detroit Memorial PARK cemtery.
DERTHICk-Oct. Ia. Hmer X. dear
usband OF Bessie Tyler Derthick
Funeral from Geo P. .wsrrick Epnersl
Home, 1898 e. Grand Blvd. Wfdnes-
day. ? p. m.
RGUSON-Horace stephen. i723 81.
Antoine Detroit. Mich Born IN Le-
banon, Ohio. 1890 Died on oct IL al
Harper Hospital. a. 4 p m. Operated
a chain OF restaurants In Detroit over
a period Of IS years survived by his
vile Marie a brother. Fielding Fer
gusOn and other relatives
HOFFMAN, - oct. Is. Theodore. Of
i26ll Fsirport, beloved husband 81
Rose HoiIbauer Hoffman. dear father
OF William i and Mrs. Robert Zuelch
grandfather OF Marilyn. Arlene and
William Jr. Funeral service THURSDAY
p m, AZ A. u. Peters Funeral Home
HOsKE-Oct / , John. of s334 Town
send. beloved husband OF yaleria lnee
Boike. father % Marianne. Funeral from
George p WarrickS Funeral Home
1898 + Grand Blvd. wednesday . 30
a. m, St. Thomas the Apostle Church
a. 10.
IA FLEUR-oct IA Jacob O 52sl
Bewick beloved husband OF Barbara
Wsigsng, Jacob and Nicholas grand
father 0f 5 grandchildren Funeral from
A h Peters Funeral Home. l7O5T
GrHtiot. Wednesday. 8 80. and Nativity
of our Lord Church az 10 m.
MeyICKER-John. oct IS. OF s373 Y
Jefferson. beloved husband OF Grace
Alice. dear father OF Margaret SlSco
William, James. Ann BlackwoOd and
Grace zikmund also ? grandchildren
ana great-gTandchildren. Funeral from
the }. DeSantiH Funeral Home. Chat
mers az CharleyuiN. Thursday at z p. m
MILLER-OCt is. Mary r. OF 592s
Dickerson. dear mother OF ArT Edward
A. Schultz, Mrs Clara schmidt. Otto
grandmother Uf Betty Jane Miller and
Gordon X. Peltier. Funeral service
Thursday 1 p m At A r. Peters
Funeral Home. l20S7 GTstiot Ave In
terment Clinton Grove Cemetery. Mt
Clemens
MOT1kA-Robert John. u 1850 Mont
clair ave brother ~ Joseph hndres,
william OF Los Angeles Cal. and FrAnt
and Margaret OF Cleveland o Funeral
from Doherty's Funeral Home. losi7
z. Jefferson. nesr Harding Thursday
morning 9l5 and St Rose Church 81
9 80. Interment Mt OliVet
RUTHA-FTank beloved son OF Juns
dear brother oi John Felix's. Anthony
and Mrs Anna Foguth. Funeral from
J.. T SobOcinSk Psrlorx. Sl44 Nc
Dougall, Friday. = 30 . m and 81.
/ Albertus Church a. 9l5
sADLoWsM-oct. -. Albert o. s72s
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17
MUSIC LESSONS

BOOGIE WOOGfE plano. swing vOice
Dance. Harlem style Colored teaeher
1908 Broadway. Cadillac o5Ss Tylsr
4f4aa
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17
WHY GORGEOUS POWERS MODELS
'T nss ;ss'p pNkZT KREML SHAMPOO!
Give Your Hair This
10-Mnute GLAMOUR BATH"-

John Robert Powers, a foremost
authority of feminine beauty, al
ways advises his lovely million
dollar Models 10 use only Kreml
Shampoo 10 wash their hair.
This remarkably beautifying
glamour bath not only thoroughly
cleanses hair and scalp OF dirt and
loose dandFuff bat it leaves hair so
much softer. silkier-it actually un-
locks all the natural hghhghtS
that lie concealed in the hair. II
leaves it shining bright for days.
And Kreml Shampoo is so mild,
gentle! II positively contains no
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17
Death Qotlres

"a. i945. Christina
Cameron. mother OF Alton {. and
Arthur ]. Atkinson Funeral service
az chapel OF Mcfarland Funeral Home,
540G Schaeler road. Dearborn. Wednes-
DIV AZ ,. an IA "a
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17
WORSHIP FORBIDDEN

On Nov. 10. 1893, the worship
OF God" was officially abolished.
on June s. the following year
God was re-eStablShcd on his
throne. and the festival of the
Supreme Being was celebrated
with Robespierre as the high
priest.
For the defeat Of France by
Germany in 1870. Marshal Bazaine
was made the Scapegoat, and the
exCeSSeS of the Paris commune
eventually were ruthleSsly sup
pressed by Adolphc Theirs after
Archbishop D8rboy of Paris and
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17

three prominent Frenchmen, Le-
Comte. Thomas and Gems, and
many others, had been executed
hy the commune.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17
Won Wiegand Says:
Trial of Lava
Blow To Justice
By KARL H. NON WIEGAND
bean of American tarrign Correspondents
Written ApryssN toT the Hearst Nr"spatf's

MADRID. Spain Oct 16-Wth the trial ct Pierre
Laval and his hurried execution after court procedure IN
which the principles of law were reduced to such farce
that even the Paris press called the proceedings scandal
the De Gaue government has added anolhef extraordinary
ohanter 10 Frances political history.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-17
ADVERTISEMENT
ECZEMA

a simple way TO quick RELIEF from
the itching OF Eczema, pimples,
angry red blotches and other skin
irritations. is by applying Peter
son Ointment TO the affected parts.
Relieves itching promptly. Makes
the skin look better. feel better.
Peterson Ointment also soothing
for tired. itchy feet and cracks
between toes. 35c all druggists.
Money back IL not delighted.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1945-02-03
Navy Needs
Petroleum
Engineers

Petroleum and mining engineers
are needed urgently by the Navy to
serve as officers directly from civ
ilian life, 1t is announced by the
Office of Naval Officer Procure
ment, lit Marion St, Seattle 4,
Wash.
A special program for petroleum
inspectors, between the ages of %
and 3S, calls for men who have col
lege degrees in petroleum engineer
ing and two years actual refinery
and laboratory experience in the
analysis of petroleum products. Ten
years experience in responsible
position in the oil refinery field or
In laboratory work In connection
with fuel oil or its derivatives will
be considered the equivalent Of a
degree, the Navy says.
Officers appointed under this pro-
gram will handle petroleum pools,
inspection, preventive maintenance,
application of products and devel-
opment of new products.
Oil terminal supervisors between
30 and so years of age are needed
if they have had water terminal
experience in the loading and un-
loading of ocean-going tankers of
large capacity. Applicants should
have had at least two years of col
lege.
Mining engineers up to 38 years
of age who have had extensive ex-
perience in heavy construction are
needed for the SeaBees. A college
degree is required, and some physi-
cal waivers are given.
Men interested are invited to
write the Seattle office for COM
plete information.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1945-02-03
FPC DENIES SINISTER
INTENT I'M GAS PROBE

WASHINGTON.--The Federal
Power commission has fatty de
MED that in instituting its natural
gas investigation 1t has any desire
ito interfere with the several states
in the full and effective exercise of
their authority regarding either
production or local distribution Of
natural gas"
Statement as to FPC intentions,
made in letter to Kansas Gov
Andrew F. Schoeppel, chairman OF
the Interstate OIL Compact commits
sion, was intended to eliminate
amy misunderstanding In oil and
gas industry circles concerning
purpose of commissions cOmpre-
hensive inquiry into the nations
natural gas resources.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1945-02-03

American oil men are gambling
that Egypt's great Sphinx of Giza
may be sitting on top of an oil field.
Some 10 miles from the ancient
monument that guards the valley of
the Nile drilling crew of the allied
Standard of California and Texas
companies already has bored its
way through 1000 feet of sand and
rock in a search for petroleum.
The alliance is one of three
groups of American oil interests
which combined to spend at least
$4,000, 900 In the next few years
searching for oil In Egypt.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1945-02-03
Alberta Well

Devonsan discovery well, cause Of
all the excitement.
Starting with surface elevation
of 2,48S feet, this well got the top
of the Madison at 3248 and the top
of the Devonian dolofnite at 4.063.
On the top of the Ma<l1son. this well
checked about 40 feet strxcturally
higher than the Standard of Cali
fornia producer. bat the Madison
was found thickened. with the re.
suit the wen checked about 100 feet
lower ON top OF the Devonian than
did the Standard of California pro-
ducer. II showed no water on drill
stem test, but had only pin-point
porosity, with some oil and gas
showing.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1945-02-03

81 per copy will be made.
Memoir % covers the history of
mining operations in the Jardine-
Crevasse mountain district and de
scribes the geology and ore deposits
of the Jardine mine and OF the
mines and prospects of the Crevagse
mountain area. Included are geo
logic maps of typical levels of the
Jardine mine and maps of typical
mines and prospects on Crevasse
mountain, also maps showing the
mining claims, topography, and sur
face geology of the Jardine and
Crevasse mountain areas. The re-
port presents comprehensive dis
cussion of the scientific and eco
nornic aspects of the geology and is
expected 70 be of much value to
those interested in the theory and
principles of ore deposition as well
as TO those interested in the prob
lens of ore production from the
district.
The gold,arsenic-tungsten depos-
its are considered to be unique, both
structurally and mineralogically
Furthermore, they are of pre-Cam-
brian age, and are the only gold
deposits of this age known In Mon
tana and one of the few in the
United States. The veins occur as
selective requirements of beds of
quartz-biotite schist and quartz
cummingtonite schist, or of the n.y.
drothermally altered equivalents of
these rocks. In general they paral-
lei the foliation of the schist, which
in turn is essentially parallel to the
original bedding planes of the sedi-
mentary rocks from which the
schists were formed. The valuable
ore minerals are gold arsenopyrite
and scheelite.
Jardine is among the oldest and
most productive mining camps in
Montana. Although primarily a
gold mine, the Jardine mine has also
produced substantial quantities of
arsenic and tungsten. During the
past two years emphasis has been
placed upon arsenic and tungsten
production at Jardine because of the
accelerated demand for these two
products in the war production
program.
Memoir % was written by DR.
George F. Seager, formerly assistant
professor in the Department OF
Geology at Montana School OF
Mines and now associated with
Union Mines Development Co, In
New York city. Ray e. Gilbert
geologist for the Jardine Minine
Co., and graduate of Montana
School of Mines, contributed much
information on the geology of tbs
Jardine mine and assisted in map
ping the surface geology of th'
district.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1945-02-03
The CameI's Back :

You remember the old story about the camel They
kept pouring on adding and his load and
finally he just begged down, when the final straw
added.
The present-day counterpart of the lamented camel
is the Independent oil producer.
He has just been told:
ID He will be expected to drill wells and pro-
duce OIL than before his 1e45 contribution
to the program.
(2) Materials already scarce will be still harder to get
So he's wondering:
Is the present highly touted study of oil producing
costs just some more of the same old hokum?
After it's all after what will likely be months of
official palaverng will he get relief will he gea further
application of the treatment that threatens his extinction?
Like the camel, the independent producer has about
reached the limit Unlike the gentlemen who change
the of their product and boost the price the oil pro-
ducer stuck He produces oil only And his ability to do
that will be sharply curtaed unless his government
fit to accord him the standard of treatment
enjoyed by all other producers of vital materials
including the farmer
Montana oil and mining journal., 1945-02-03

An ornithologist says he has made
a study of birds for many years but
has never solved the mystery of
why a heron stands on one foot.
Well. if 1t lifted both 1t would fall
down.
Montana oil and mining journal., 1945-02-03
State Bureau Memoir Describes
Park County MineraIized Area

Memoir No % Of the State Bureau Mines Geology known
the Gold Arsenic and Tungsten
Mountain District Park County Montana ready for dis
rbuion according Thorn
director of the bureau The distributed
the presidents office of Montana School charge
Montana oil and mining journal., 1945-02-03

This advertisement is one of q series. sponsored
by Montana independent oil producers. to acuuaint
the producers with facts vital 90 their welfare and
from time to time TO acqualnS the public with OF
the problems confronting fhis vital industry.
These advertisements win be continued throughout
foAS
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
McCusker Rites
Set for Monday
Obituaries
Last rites will be held at 8 am.

Last rites will be held at 8 am.
Monday for John c. McCusker,
66, who died Friday at his home
at 53S7 JOY road. lie had been i'll
only a short time.
Born in Detroit, Mr.. McCusker
was employed by the Eureka
Foundry.
Surviving are the wife, Julia; a
son. Joseph r.. and three sisters,
Mrs. herine Lynch, Mrs.
George Moore and Margaret Nc
CuSker.
Services will be held At the
George NJ. Haas funeral home at
445S JOY Road, and at 9 a. m. in
St. Cecilia's Church, where Mr..
McCusker was A member OF the
Holy Name Society. Burial will be
in Holy Cross Cemetery.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
State 10 Discontinue
-0CD Mileage Board
Detroit Iires LansInt Bst,,s

LANSING. Dec. % The state
mileage and gas rationing admin
istration will bc discontinued as
soon as practicable. State Auditor
Gen. MorTission announced Sat
urday.
He said there was no need for
tho agency with tire rationlng 10
Jan. / lie also called for clos
ing nj the OCD which still oc-
cupies space in state police head
quarters and bills the state 5000
a month for salaries.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
MONEY TO LOAN
N O w
at Provident
. Lower
Monthly
Payments
Upto IL months to repay
SO to $500 Loans

YOU KNOW it always pays 20
see specialist. And II you need
money, see Provident: and benefit
by the advantages Of dealing with
a specialist In making small loans
a company with 30 years oil
experience. II you want 10 borrow
$40 10 $500. write, phone or visit
any Proyident office. Here you'll
find plan TO III your needs.
Loans made on furniture, autos,
signatures and stocks No inquiries
made Of friends or relatives. Serv-
ice is prompt. II you are tempo
rarily out of work see Provident.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
REV -ReBERFIEtftrHrK-

MAN, s.. pastor of Nativity Luz
theran Church, l5S0l W. Chicago
for the last Is years. The Rev.
Leatherman. who died yesterday,
viii lie in state at the church
from 10 a. m. Sunday until 30
p. m. when services will be con-
Burial: Thurmont, Mary
land. Survivor: wife, Helen.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Funeral arrangements haze been
reported to the Times for:
CARL WITTKOPP, 81. at 3 7

m. Monday, in the-A H. Peters
Funeral Home, 12057 Grafton.
Burial: GethSemane Cemetery,
MIR. Wlttkopp, resident OF Waltz.
Mich, died Friday at the Wayne
County General Hospital. Sur
vivorS: children - Mrs. Martha
Neuman, Mrs. Emma Skrike. Mrs.
Lena Kleinow, Mrs. Lillian Weller
and Walter.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
PROVIDENT
LOAN & SAVINGS SOCIETY

DOW NTOwN, I2ss GRIswOLD. 20
Main Ofhce, Farweii Bldg. Oh $3.50
SOS Tohin Bldg. RA s5is
HIGHLAND PIX, ls20i WOODWARD
Corner Moss. TO s-o05l
EAST SIDE. 1881 GRATioI, is
AZ Harper. FL Its6
EAST SIDE. ltsi2 MACK AVE, "a
Corner Alter Road. II 2-gs00
WEST SIDE, 1902 CD. RIVER,
West of Oakman. no 1880
MYANDOIIE, 29as- RIppbH- AVE.
Cor. Oak ~. Wyandotte ;2s0
PONTIAC, ssL9 y. SAGINAW ST.
Cor. Mt. Clemens. Pontiac 2-92i9
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
EDw ARD BERTRAM, so. at .

p. m. Monday in the George p.
Warrick Funeral Home Al 1899 r.
Grand Blvd. TO the First English
Lutheran Church 36i9 Mt. Efiiot,.
at 2;30 p. m Burial: Lutheran
Cemetery. Mr. Beftfam died Sat-
urday AZ the Detroit Osteopathlc
Hospital after a short illness. lie
was living with his daughter. Mrs.
Eleanor Wilmington At 1863 Lake
view. Survivors: other children.
Erwin brothers. Gustatc. Adel-
bert and Adolph sisters. Ida. Mrs.
". PctZ and Lena.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
TuscoIa Draft Aide Dies

care T4t-e- 2 .22.ll-tsetr-ff A. Fat
lahy secretary Of the Tuscola
County draft board. died at his
home IN MlllinEton. lie was Il.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
8 Factories Burn

CAMDEN. n. J.. Dec. q GNSl
A three-alarm fire which swept
through eight midtown industrial
structures today. threatening for
q time 10 eugulf an entire block,
caused damage OF Sl50,000.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
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