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1 "II It I' THE DETROIT FREE PRESS TUESPAT, OCTOBER 14, 101 Help WantedMen Help Wanted Men Legal Noticet I DAILY AND SUNDAY IN THE DETROIT FREE I PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION A GROUP OF I NAMES WILL BE PUBLISHED LOOK FOR YOURS Brint) tha clonitttd ad containing your Bam and oddrtit to th I Fro Prtit and rtctiv two gitit tickttt to this WHk'l attraclioi i I at th FOX THEATRE. 1 TYHOHErPOWER RANDOLPH 9400 Rates, Per Word, Per Day General Classification 1 I Youths Guilty in Workers9 Fatal Slugging A jury of 10 women and two Jnen found Ray Mathews, 21 years old, of 652 Hendrie, Rnd Arthur 21, of 680 Division, guilty of murder late Monday in Recorder's Judge Donald Van Zilc's court room. The two were convicted of the Haying of Harold Walker, thlrty-nlne-year-old factory worker, who van killed when he asked the two men to push his car when It ran cut of gas at 5 a. m. last July 28 In front of 2718 Hastings.

Witnesses testified that Mathews held Walker while Williams went through his pockets. Then, the witnesses said, Williams hit Walk-tr and his head struck the automobile. Following a post-mortem at the" County Morgue, Walker was declared to have been a heat victim. However, after the arrest of Mathews and Williams, a second examination proved that he had been struck on the head. A heated argument flared up at the time between Coroner Edmund J.

Knob-loch and the medical examiners because Knobloch stated: "I am definitely not satisfied with the manner in which this case was handled." Walker's wife had been a spectator in the court room since the beginning of the trial last Thursday. She now lives at 5096 Rohns with her five children, ranging from 2 to IS years. BETTY GRABLE llllllllillllllilllllllllllllllllillllillllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliiillllu Help Wanted Men BARUER $'5 guaranle and perceuu.re. Penobsixit lildt. Barber Shop.

BARKER wanted, fib juaranio; SoSi Cass. fiARHER, sieauv. good guarantee. Tffi i rtnau. SaSrER shop porter.

Bring brushes. 8110 Linwood. A-X BaRIIKR; s-ood lob: Kuarmilea and pereentaire 1 Mailt. BARBER Steady. Good hair cutter.

Wack. near Harding. BARBER wauled: 'J5 cuarauleo. Polish preferred. 41UK BARBER wauled.

1111:17 Van Dvkc. BARBER WANTED list re lirwl class: tuarnntee perceniare. Wolverine narrKT nnop. j4ir oodwarci. BR'i KLAYER.

A-l, lor veneer work. Call VErmont 7 (1(150. BULLARD SET UP MEN TOOL LATHE OPRS. CUTTER GRINDERS MCST BE EXPERIENCED Morse Chain 7C01 Central BUSHELMAN Able to press, or presser ahln pi sow. Apply 11 1(14 Kercheval.

CARPENTERS Finish, experienced. Call T()wnsend 7-11070. or em Richton. DENTIST Good contractor. Sober and conscientious.

Ohio license. Wonderful opportunity for the riBht man. Salary and com mission, Addresa Box 1714,, Free Press. COUNTERMAN lor barnburner stand. Call after a.

m. aitia Mt. Elliott. IIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIW Morticians COOPER 1SKOS. 104OO MACK LENOX BWIa ALFRED E.

CROSBY 13308-18 VTOODff ARO TO. 8-0000 Wm. R. Hamilton Co. for 18 rar and oualll hae lvp mir ttriit coii.l'li'ratloii.

Comiiiftu lunralit a low a hava alwar h'pn pari of our Th; IikIuiJiw tlm of our Fimi'ral Hume and Charwl. A ilriH'riptlva h'inklci will ha upon ri')ii(. PARKING A an ailillliunal have a fi'M parkiiw lot with apaca lot ilOO earn. 3975 Cass, at Alexandrine NO BRANCHES COLUMBIA 2713 M. Frank Ilamlltjn Clarnaa ii.

Ollar Wm HamllKin JOHN J. HfcEiXJ.M Mn Wt Uraml Hlnl. TTIrr -1 71 HILLIKLR'S S44ft W. GRAND BLVD. TYI.KR fl Fred G.

Marshall Sons, Inc. HOME FOR ri'NFRALS r. JKKr ERJM rsTZRdf 817M J. SIITTOS It SON 4147 TRrMllfl.L AVE, TEMPT.g "-SIOO Monuments MARKCUH and Monument! But dlrrrt Iruui tnanufacturrr an'J mttera. bava lh difffereni1.

Ooea aventur. Detroit Monument Works 744 DAVISON TOWimEsn n-n; MUKE THAN '0 teara of Knowme How THE LLOYD BROS. CO. BOOK Cemetery Lots iOKKST LAWN t'eniptvrr H. rain, t.au l-iOSii.

sacrikick rfm Slxt-rave lot. Rowland fark Omrtrr. Where to Dine DENUY RECREATION CHICKEN IN THK WJl'OH. BOc. SCOTTY'S FISH "(Htrn Inii- i.it"d.

Nnvor r.nualied. 14145 Livtrnoia. CNirrr.lly 1 O'Mll Plants, Bulbi and Shrubs CHOICE Evi-rxrcena. Shawl Tree. Mark mn.

a.i Mile and an Urke lenrneri DAHLIA rooin and fuliol Imltu. bi varif tins: dlfginir now, lowp.t nnce. lynniv-. prtr li.t nn rrrinr.T. Special Notices HOSPITALIZATION Insurant's now available for entire famll at low rate, inciuuint- turireon pill, i'ovem operation and eicktiPAR and arn.

dent from any oaue. Carrie dfath twnefit; waye reimhursement optional. Wni Box 4. XHa Book fild. ItplroiC Lost and Found LADY'S while sold diamond ring; lo.t ivitunlay morniuiE, either in Haair Mart.

E. Warren, or Kroger, alore. 1 lft E. Warren or along north aide of Warren from Kroner's to Chalsworth. Reward.

Call 614(1 or Macara 4l.t. LtST Wine purse, containing; money. ramanie ji-wnry ana paper, newara. COIuniPia 5n5(l. LOST Black bae contamtnir badge, valued aa KeepaKe, blue tjoono interilrban.

nat-unlay. Lllvral reward. TVIcr POINTER Lout In Redfnrd Township. Liver with wiiit Litjeral rc- ward. I'nnne KKdtord IH05.

RED HONE lemale hound, laree aear on one Hliouider; liberal reward. TOwnaend bFRINGKR Sl'ANIKL, white with lier Kpota. toiiu put. ttuward. i.t.uoa WATCH LOST Open lane, a-reen-jold initial on back, I J.P.; reward.

TUxedo WIRE HAIRED TERRIER Male. Van Dyke near Forest. Reward. IVanhoe Laundries AAA FAMILY WASH, all flat ironed 15 puunda SI. 115, Everything; ironed 15c pound aniris iniiAlieii i-t.

uemrai cp-town Laundry. TO. H-2077. A DAMP, ALL FLAT IRONED SPECIAL 15 LU. He FULLY INsE'KED '111.

A-l LACNDRY 15 pound family wash, all Hat ironed. $1.05: everything' Ironed 15e pound, blurts finished 1-e. Com niereinl Laundry Cleaner. TR. 1 0154.

A-l SPECIAL I 15 pound wet wash, flat ironed. Hlk. bhirt with bundle. Super Laundry. t'Adillac 8II5H.

A SPECIAL IN CCRTAINS TlOLLYWO(ll) CURTAIN CLEANERS .1018 JOY ROAD. TYLER 5 :1001 SHIRTS FINISHED ltle Damp, flat ironed 17 pound U8c. Eaton Laundry HO. KS7II. Moving, Storage Cartage ATLANTIC.

Pail, led Van low in aured: estimatea fren; careful. TOwu- rnil COCLTER Mnvinc. Exnre.sinr. Tnn-kinr. baeaire.

odd piece. Reasonable. CAdillae CI HI. HENRY'S EXPRESS Lleht movlnr. baa--rae.

Low rale. 4035 John R. TLm pie 1-1 115(1 SOMETHING DIEEERENT TANNER. 25HI Third Ave. CA 14 77 NIfJIITS.

NO. RLTI'RN loads wanted Immediately to 18 ttaleg. Wuinrr Van Lmr. and moraue. Injured.

15'tbU Wuincy. LNi vrrlly Music Lessons CHRLSTESSEN 1'onular Piano le-ona. fa'l Michiaaa Theatra BuildiiiK. i HiTre PIANO Experienced ronaervafory pradu-ale: at studio, pupil a home. TRinlty SWING, piano, yolee.

5c. lmprovi.lnr, radio work. Colored teacher. TYler 7-. Educational KINDERGARTEN NURSERY opened.

aflernnott classea. 8iUl East Kllrny SHIH. Help Wanted Men Aircraft Draftsmen 5 Experienced in sheet metal, hydraulic equipment and aircraft accessories work. Give detail of previous employment. Addrr.s Box Free Press Aircraft Project Engineers 5 Experienced in all phasea of aircraft, prop- r-sintf.

ueurninir. etc. tiive details Ol revious employment. Adores Box l-o. ree press AIRWAY BRANCH OP DETROIT WILL PLACE 4 MEN' FOR SPECIAL WORK (JCALIFICATIONS 25 to 50 year of aue.

rood character reference), ncn' Hiipearancp and wtlliuitiiess to work. Prefer men with automutJlle. Apply Tuesday at 1,1 a m. du fo. hldq.

ALUMINUM EXPERT Must have, experience In all phase of iilnntinum Joundry and I) cat treatitm work. In reply srlvp detail dunht.va-tiont. Addrchu mBo ITC'i. Free l'fftf ASSISTANT FoltVM A Aittomatte erew niH'iune dcpartmeul: must he rupabte wt tun hine. deKun aiul instruct uppreni ice, I'-rmsnent and promotion aKiim1 riiht niHii.

Write ntutioir hk and exiwrieiu-e to Pot office ilox J5, Trnn.njl A. Toronto. Out. Al'TOMOTIVK MKCHANK'S. firel rhF, want d.

Generril Mot on Good par; clean hop. AdJrea liox -J 7 Fret? Pre. A-l DESIGNERS PROCESS ENGINEERS CHECKERS U. S. CITIZENS ONLY Triangle Engineering Co.

22747 Woodward BARRKR WANTED Steadr, good ili BARPI'R steady ork. Api.iy a'd ii ii rti I ,) A It 1 h.VKMCH i'l be HAULER i. lljinr I RARi'Klt- 'r' vv, BARIifcR 61 Wft iJi Die Designers, Tool Designers First Class Men Only Plenty Overtime TOP RATES ENGINEERING SERVICE CO. 3445 WEST FORT FURNACE Installer nd air conditioning erectors. Must have car and tools.

Best of oay. White Furnace bridi ju icmgan GAS STATION Attendant Wauled Eipe-rirnced. Apply East alcNichola Road and uripiiriui JUNIOR DRAFTSMEN 23 Experienced In any phase of aircraft work, Cue details of training and employment. Anun ss pin i riii MECHANICS Wanted Experienced Chevrolet mechanic, clean, warm shop. Ask for service manaper.

The Northwest Chevrolet Orand River, PIN SETTERS White, colored, flic Hue. Annlv noil Woodward. Room 2K). PJK SETTERS wanled. Apply ilHIrl Con- tiers PBKSSEK Must be food.

Olsou Tailors. li i i l'RESSEii--Experienci'd', iteady work. Apply r) a. m. 67tlOWest Warren.

REAlTEStATE SALESMEN Position open lor two additional salejinen. Apply Junction Mr. LaPrad. LAI- ayette sm.i ROOFERS wiih euiiiiinieiit wanted at once. SALESMAN Experuinceil paint ebon and avinuie equipnicnl.

Salary and cooimn- siaie rooicis, Sinn. lis. in marunrvo; SALESMAN WANTED lo sell utters, dies, jigs and future: also production machine work the Detroit area on commission basis. Write noil, ciion Tool Machine Industrie, 13ISK West Tierce street, Milwaukee. Wis.

SALESMEN 1'LCVCS" NEW YORK si-eks (our thoroughly experienced specially salesmen lo call on business and professional men with fast selling Tipcat Hem. Hard workers eam $10 to daily, iield training assures See J. K. Foster sale manager, l'ark Avenue Hotel, Thura. or Kri.

after p. SALESMEN and women. We're adding six 8 more to our, present atati. growing school in the city. 0 lo 10 a.

60 Fclerboro. AparUncul 3iii-C. E. Huhler. Deaths Stanley Cherwintkl.

20; Violet Hebeslreit, David Low 21: Ruby Dell Kemp. 10. Robert H. McKiugill. 37i Dorothy G.

Allrell' SI; Mary Bcgelman, llaroid R. Emily Knwal, 10. Cornelius Carver. 21; Gram iiht, 23. in, sin.

7 James L. Burch. 21; I'aUicia John stone. l. T.1- 1.

Lawrance C. Michaelson, 2: Mary rush, Edward E. Fassieux, 40; Antoinette St. Imn'llLrRogge. 27: Alielha O.

Moser, San'Alrllo. 34: Patricia Vitale, 28. Stenbru J. Grubcr. 41; Lorelta A.

Lhl, 41 Peter Jarmosevich, 24; Relcanne Du- Johll" Perliskey, 30: Allele Rendrlck. 34. Jerry II. O'Drieo, 23; Elizabeth E. Wil- llflfl.at Casev o'glesby, 54: Ruby E.

Walton, 10. Richard Dumire, 22; Josephine K. Don" EmersoVi. 23: Bellie Reeve. 24.

Laurence A. Levnretn, 2U; Mildred A. I'rieb 2d. Matt S. Karvonen, 28: Marguerite Coons, 20.

Ionaid llaggerly. 21; Barbara Mer- lllir. 10. Alfnsl Dinverno, 21; Grace Ciaranularo. 10 Cprti 22: Ann Csrhanlt.

21. Eureiio -Michaelaou, 22; iraili Hitchie, Wiiiiam Wood. 23; Audrey Beach. 51, tharlc Rumbold, 23; Ruth Janke. Robert E.

24: 13ah D. Price, t. Lawrence Starks, 22; Elizabeth R. Burns, 17. Thomas S- hram.

30; Dorl" Kinsky. 21. Ralph A. Schroeder. 23; Evelyn 0.

Ea- kula "i Robert' 21: Eleanora Lincoln. 20 tliel. o. fint.li,, on Earl H. Wilson.

10; Pauline Woodvvard, Douglas J. Trough, 19: Vera P. Johnson 10. Bernard A. Kaback, 21; Row Nodlcr, William A.

Lake, 20; Betty L. Palmer, 18. Wendell Semelrotli. 53: Ethel Miller. 10.

William Newman, 11); Margaret Golding, James S. Wadded, S3: Beatrice A. 22. John Iwanowiiv. 5rl: Nellie Zakalata.

2fl. Theodore w. Trelzer. 25; Rita C. Beau-pre.

20, Joseph Knsus. 22: lary MeLean 52. (ieorge J. Bernstein, 33; Dorothy Wiener, 24. Edward Mays 23- RuMi Handlrwer.

53. (iu( LaT'is. 23: Mary Nleknlaides, 51. George M. Diebolt, 21: Frances O'Brien, 23.

WlHiain Berghoff. 21; Evelyn Shamie, Fdward F. Clark. 54; Doris Order. 23.

Bernard L. MK'oIl, 3d; Harriet 8. Sbaundilig 27. Brooks Duscnbury. 2(1: Virginia If.

Stone. 23 Cecil F. Chafee. o(): F. Boehm 55.

Tboms O'Connor, 21; Rose Mario Scott. 50. Rav Lnt'ti, 30: Vienna Kivela. 24. Ralph Leonard, 20; Martha Cole- man'.

21. David L. Jones. Elizabeth H. Birt.

10. DEATHS Fred D. Rubins, 801 0 Oakland, 40. John A H'i'Hcrt. Nrnara.

4(1. Ethel MeElroy. 827 Putnam. 53. Curt C.

Geppert. 3507 Haverhill 80. Ianis Cavanaurh. Saverlus Hotel. 34.

Albert AOilns. 0151 Cameron. 25. Pateiek Henry Kennedy, 8525 Becchdale, S5. Vet a Weln.

tein 17542 Santa Ro'a, 28. tlonald n.ioiisUl. 3104 Foitrlh. Percival John Abbotl. 2H40 Lawrence.

5S. srah M. Iz-frit. Wa.liio-inn, Indians. 78, wi liam Ha, ulles.

I avalrv. (j. Frank Wolfe. 2152 Morrell. 75.

Edward Wvonunni, 63. K'nerina Bailk. H44H Walton. 75. William 4 lloble "525 Stiirtevaut.

57. Herman Frlh. 4 Edmund Place, 78. Frank M'ller. 77 47 Carrie.

5S, Michael Zawacki, 2231 V. Pa mer. So. Sarah Knorr. 1H0O4 S'nit.

13. Carsiline I'hall, 4l Twenly-fnnrtlj, 10. Richard Wendt. 10270 Prairie, 73. iiltub Dybas.

57-'U Hammnnd. 70. Margerct ifehestecit. 1 1 27 70. Kov Lilf-hfield.

H'Thland. 36. Antontna Woniaekl. 5H25 Konernick, 52. V.

Warner An'more, Herbert B. Steele. Pmgree. 78. Fidelia Manes.

14223 A'nia, HO. rrmiia W'eston. II 115 Sussex. S7, Kathleen WMsh. shnecraft.

jt3. Vrnpees Chonololl, 1HS4 Robert Czanlicki, fourth, Wyandotte. 2 months. Sam Roscnhlooin. SS02 Twelfth.

82. i-'reilertek A. Lientuann. lilti Palllster R7, Mii liabnii Chlel.owicz, 41 SH llnilre. 73.

Roz-ilia Dombrowsln. 5413 Mitchell. 50. rank s.tne hez, 1 Seyenteenth. 1,0.

Frank r-lol Central. 00. loscniiine l.uneiia. i bourne. 47.

(Jcnrse Jow'ph Mi'Coul, 1(1522 Northlawu, ll i Robert M. Anrletnn. 57d W. Vevaila. 75.

Thn-oas Nicholas Biirle. S'I2 'rt. 05. rrcoricK ucorgo tune, aim Bewick. r.

Howell. 20S Elmhurst, Highland Park 01. 'term R. B-enan S33 Naral.oe. 58 Thomas sizemore 1.VI5 Centre.

53. Eurnpa Urbano Leonardo, 1S05 Sheridan. 20 riinvuniu Clmlno. 3 Theodore PA. Mririin nllioan, il Michigan.

7, Mason. 5-M4 Resubiii. 63. Cora Felluns 4401 Third 10 Josenh iiaitiu Ileiidnrk, 2(150 Fairview. j.i.

Tohn William Sweeney. 31 "0 Second. 78. luinin iieiie iane, iiiniii gt. 2 months.

Anna Juronoc, POO Monnlg 6D. 'barles Freeman Ersltine. Ann Euljs. 1100 Lakewooil, 8R. n.ucMiia iiwen, -jiii tfrnnd H'vd fit.

Ha -I M. Totter, 4835 Chovm, Dearborn. 4S Robert Mille- 1IS0 MeTtin.try, 17. irleenor 12775 Turner, 20 Fmilv B. Biclio, 3011 Moran 05.

R'li-mond Leisure Marshcll Vepney 75 Louis Hnffno'ii. Stell Herbert Slom, Maiiiinu Be-sr-h 75 Ruth Ghidr. Periro, 1 Prairie .32. Margaret Socder. Femdale, 33.

DIVORCES GRANTED Milviii fr-nTi Ji-hn TTrnrr, f-oni Ihirun. ItahPt- ffnrii liffon). 'f Crrv frnni Vvrtt-' Intli'-r fri'l. rv -if i oni Mr- 'RtC'i n.wr frnm Ui' iMfi-l rf irk from f'irnthi- N' I i -i-r frnm (I i-r fi'in Jsutm ll if'fv otri T- int tf-i If -ir T.n,!ln p-va-it IT. np ANNI lxzst frr-m FrHnk.

CONTINENTAL MOTORS CORPORATION OFFERS EMPLOYMENT ON BASIS OF 10. HOUR DAY T0 TOOL DESIGNERS PROCESS ENGINEERS TOOL TROUBLEMEN CUTTER GRINDERS PROCESS AND FINAL INSPECTORS MUST EE U. S. CITIZENS APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 1 260 Algonquin SALKSM fcN to rfpresfiit tanripappr numi-fs-'tuifr. Hirli qunhiy at hm; Urire fpm liuf)innn.

8nM in nht for. lorien floor numlitiK. woolvorknii: tri(. and nurrtfroiiH oilirr 1'nUinn-nl opportumiy ami future ir turn wiih intpfrtly an-t amhitinn, lvb eial Sn(e Jull A (I Roy jaU, Vtpo Pro SALKSMKV or Salrnwomen nwv for Chrifttma, lull or purl lime, vour iiKhhorhofni or nnywhrrr, hU -rt-criv tilling phuloirranhifj rnupivtn, 1 to Hi a. "-Hi Kuwt Hlvd SHEET METAL WORKERS Layout from blueprints.

Aircraft eynrn-ence preferred, Give detailed record of previous employment. Address Box 173J. Free Press. SHOE SALESMEN Experienced, steady positions: good pay, Allen's Shoe Store. 14143 Woodward, Highland Park.

SODA FOUNTAIN THE J. L. HUDSON CO. ha an otmiinr for thoroughly txprrifnfM nod a louiitain rltiprnrT. Apply fiui'i-niinl oftiw, 14lU lloor, btttween 3'l ami 1 1 'Mi a.

ni. SULl' lTOHS. houxft to-lioutta for rnolinc, Biding-, modernuatum; eipflrifn-'P not li(-ifisary. Good salary and (Mjninijonnn Mpfldy man can make leabl 0 icr wtfk. TT-Mar '2'2'Vl.

TEST MAN' Must tar tooil electrical backirronnil of artuul exuerif n'-e in relay and rntTator aduHiniPnt. Thoroiutiiiy jfamilifir with nnfmhon and adjUKimcn! of internal ennilnntion eiKliie. trfiicrai Klpotrii' 5ITn Third, TOOL DESIGNERS, DIE DESIGNERS, CHECKERS U. S. CITIZENS ONLY MECHANICAL ENGINEERING SERVICE CO.

153 E. ELIZABETH "TOOL DESIGNERS DETAILERS CHECKERS TOP RATES EXTRA OVERTIME Associated Designers, Room 617, Boulrtsnl Building. MAillson lHM'i. TOOL DESIGNERS DETAILERS BromV.r i F.ncinwrinr ffnfl'1 TOOL AND DIE MAKERS Aircraft MpeHcnpe prrfprrM. Atlra--trft rate.

bet workinsr I'nnilttionn In orKaniation ft-ay pruployuirnt. Ad i rBi Ktpp PrrM. Transformer Kcpair Man A man with thorough UnowMr pcripnco qiiiilificii to mippn is al phawa of rchuildnig and repair of and large powrr tranf fortune' "Pnoral Elfctrti PH OLST ER If r0 ppr wppk and pimdy portion et you thpii anwpr tlm sd. Meadowhrook nt Knt a lie" you' rrAvATsiN now? "we di a-Ktiro you a roibsianlial tip-rpwie tn rn'ir if you will add our lnif of houfhold (tooiJh and plr'irj' appliaif-pFt. Saniplr-f.

and amok nupp''i on foiisiumcut. Royal Crown, o. Woodward. COYS WANTED Intermediate or high school students for carrying Free Press routes. Good profits.

No interference with school work. Write or phone Home Delivery The Detroit Free Tress, RA-8900. ROYS uaiind. with bn vi'b-s. Me ii'-'r work.

Wuigfoot Messengers. Pltl BOYS, 10-17-1S YE4.RS OLD In our si-nice you como 111 contact big business men and gain exoeneii'-e money cannot buy. If you 3 bicycle and are not golnr lo schcl- Mr. swarthout, Room 200, 538 St. BOY -To oik in drug more driver's ii-cense or bicycle, 1 Mil 13 Luiu-ond.

BOYS 10. 17 IS YEARS OLD WHO ARE MIT IN SCHOOli. WITHOI'T FOR fiER WORK: KNOWI.EnCK 1 NOT NE' "FSSARV. SEE MR, SWABTi'-OUT. ROOM 2ud, 530 SHELBV.

HllYS, 17 2.1, neat appealing; not es.e.ntial. Eirmius rapgo SI to Meekly. R.Trluni TowerS -10 1UIYS With APOW ft I Pnish CHEVROLET servlie manager Jlan not sill'ie. to draft, "ic-'i'' orifanirinr. and hnil'l'im on perroaiienl busojc.

silaiy ac eentaj-e of ik lirolit. i.irs a of f'oni I he I'ernin nent po-ite'ii totiire ilm ri.lu man. I''' t. rte iil.irs in in, I wnn I'si no lit I I'. I 'il'ip-T'V, i.Hl'.lilT ai- rs lence rm-t I'll'-' it.

1 'Hie il SI', re. Sl.i .1 city of nrriioiT offick or citv treaslk'eh Detroit, ScpL 30. 1941. STREET PAVING ASSESSMENTS Nntfr fa hereby given bf tli Clly Trfia-umT that ait hunt beou loviwl aafainol the adjacent property lor i ut naviiiir the foJlowtni' NireeU. a in the itement ro Ut uf Uie numtwra attached: Koi-t No.

utidH Forrer i'aul to ROLL No. fii-'jO Forrcr to Wtiitlo-k. BXUX NO fUlrt Forrer 20 N. ol Wliillo.li to VUrr-'ti. ROLL NO.

IM141 Montrrfae Waat- f-ld to 8" S. of W. Chicago. ROIX No. 0( Koboa Fuller ton to Tjler.

ROIX NO. flfi4.1 ThsddeUi 12 W. ol Leigh Ui ieartKjni. ROLL No. U44 1 1 a Irom Ditviaon to Sthool'-raft Ave, ROLL NO.

ff4n itl B00.28' 8. of vmouth to yoioutn avc. ROLL NO. m4H Wmtbrvp Ave from Kliia to Weatfteld Avea. ROLL NO.

tt47 Abuigton irom Kllia to West Chicaao Ave. ROLL NO. IM4ti Drake from Sherwood to Carrie Avea. ROLL NO. UH4 Dreiden rom Aoanvuie 10 Mcinota nu.

ROIX NO. 9.r)U llene from Florence to North of M'-Nlchola. ROIX NO. Monte Vista Irom Manrarrtii Ave. to seven mm na.

ROLL NO. mint Han Juan from JWnbruHc to Korm ui x-nm, imb Rd. ROIX NO. 065.1- Snowden from North Line of Lambridg'e Ave. 10 aaar ROIX NO.

0054 Jtambury Irom Intervale to Lyndon Avea. ROIX NO. ltJ5fl Ward Ave from Outer Drive to St Martin Ave. ROLL NO. Arcbdale from Lvndon to Midfieid.

ROIX NO, Glenwond ro to Moranr to fiO' E. of Ken. ROIX NO. wrtiK Gnxdale from I. 1.

H. It. R. to Hawthorne. ROLL NO.

PuTtit Hiidale from Oak- to KatlhorriF. ROLL NO. itMiti Longacre from Plymouth to i-'ulferton. ROLL NO. OtiOl Mitchell from Seven Mt Rd.

to Outer Drive ROLL NO. Rutherford from Paul In Mnirtte. ROLL NO. 9tit3 Savannah from MHSA'Z' W. of Oakland Ave.

to UHe Y'fMt T.lnr nf Hawthorne. ROIX NO. 0104 Ann. ami from W. P.

L. Llvfrnoia to E. r. Ntoeprt. ROIX NO.

(HIOA Devereaui from Martin Ave. to A Her B. of Daolele. ROLL NO. DHfltt Artesian from 8.

of Havlon to Schoolcraft. ROLL NO 0flfi7 Biltmore Iron 2.T 8, of MfNtchola to Curt if Ave. ROLL NO. Bryant from Wa hah to St. A ROLL NO.

f.it!t Forrer from Mid land to Puritan. ROIX NO. 0070 Gatet from 10 8. of Carbon to Barron. ROLL NO 0071 Haverhill from Wh tch to w-miurn Ave.

ROLL NO. 0372 Len.ault from M.M'.lrMlnn to ooner. ROLL NO. 0H73 Mansfield from Warren to MajeatMr Av. ROIX NO.

074 MnnfiHd from Paul to 20 N. nf Warren. ROLL NO 0H7fi M-ndnt Curtii to 2.r N. of Scvz-n Mile Rd. ROIX NO.

9070 from KfiikHl to Kiintan Ave. ROLL NO. 0077 knock from Tavt inn to Bchoolrralt. ROLL NO. O.J7R Preat from Flor ROLL NO.

0H7U Patron from Fen kell to Puritan. Following la the rhartrr provision rU live to payment of the above aaaeaamenla. See. 10. Part one of aorsimcnt dhall boiHime due and payable in thirty dava from the ftret publtcalion of Mirh notice Sept.

M0, 1041, and parts two. thne ami umr aha I become ouo ana psiynrufl in onf-, two nnd three veara. reapt-otively. from thf rliite that nart one oup and payable. Any pprswna may pay the amount of tbfl npesamem in part a onf two, three and four, or any of thnm, at any time within thirty dnya from Sept 30.

1041. without interest, but if the amount nicnliotiM in part one ah all not be paid within thirty day a from the fa id date a penalty of on pt cnt per month for all niontha. in ad-Iition to interest at the rate of per cent pr annum, ahall be added thereto. A like penalty of one per cent per month for Jx month a. In addition to interest at the rate of ai rter rent per annum from aaid date of publication, ahall ha added to each of the other parta if they are not paid when the same eh all become dim and payable a aforesaid.

The tnterent on part a two, three and four, tf auch arveral parts are paid when they become due and payable eh all lw computed at the Tate of aix per rent per annum from the eaid date 01 publication, Sept. 30, ALBERT CO BO, City Treaanrer. Death Notices AlKLNOct. 1.1. Rom of 11)05 Alkut-con, dear husband of Hilda: father of Phillip K.

nnd (iordon K. Aiken; brother or itazfn J'. Aiken, or i.o a Anceien, and Kenneth Aiken, of leiroit Null. Servlees 2 o'clock Wednesday nlternoon at the T'. G.

and (i. llama Funeral Home, 4'iol (M Ave. AKCMtlH Sir Oct. 13. 1041.

beloved father of Michael. Tymi Oeorre and Mrs Virrmia Karih. Kunernl aerv i-e nt F. Mci'alw ft Son Funeral Home, Inr. Wediippday, 0 a.

m.r Ouni (niirvre 11 a. m. lnienieni Unlv Sepulchre. Roiury. 8 O.

01. Tuesday. HH Oct. M. Cienrtre of 40 H'M'-v; dear husband of Clara: brother of hnrle; J.

L'umi'. of Loehhaven, Pa Mim Anna and William Uramer. of Jieiroit. In state un'il noon at Hie G. R.

llarria Funeral Honm. 4-51 Caa Avo. DOVMirK Oct. 1:1. 1041, at her home, Chalenit Fronlcuac.

fietroit. Gladyn, mother of Kdinund Donahue; da 11 enter of Mr. and Mra. Benjamin Pucoud, of WtnnVor, and moce of Mr. Edward A.

TTeltern. Ttrnit. Sfrvlec Wednesday afternoon at 3 o' clock Ht. An (Tlii'Jin Church, Sandwich, Ont, KOKCtf I-eo acn fi-J. of West Mapleluirat, Ferndaie, Oct.

13. beloved mn tjami or Anna, near tauter or mimic, The body is at Albert. Steinbaurh Funeral p.irlorc. W'oodward Verndile. Funeral acrvieea at 0:0 a.

m. Wrdnet.d:iv. Oct. 1.Y Ilnrhil In Tawai. Mich.

He wa a meniler of lie roil Lodee No. 1 F. and and Detroit rmiiitorv nnd Shrine. Oct. 13.

1041. hue-band of Maude K. father of Mrt. C. fcxley: brother of Mij Lottie (ircfimen Funeral service' at chapel of flip Wm.

R. Hamilton C-a at Alexandrine. Thursday afternoon, at 1 o'eh-M-k liKK FK Oct. 13. brloved broth ir of Margaret Anna T.

lirer and Mr. K. J. Seder. Funeral Thurwtav from home, tvl Sheridan, ut 9.3U; St.

rharlen 1 htirch at Id OI.ItKK- iVt Chiirlea Duncan, verv und.lenly, Oakdale Pleasant Ridce. beloved lni-band of Chri-mne; dear father of fharlc Iti'hard, Patricia Aon and Chnxtine, at home; in-other of Jean, Christ inc. Wilbur mid Rid'nTt. of Detroit, Service from Vttvo K. Kinney Funeral Home.

La fa yet at Fifth, Itov.tl Oak, Tlturnda.v, at 3 p. Port, I'Ui'iMjHtcMpU'iicoiij 1 A UK Robert i'5 years, Oct. 1041, at reidence, Flm Windsor, Jm-band of Mary: father of R. Htake and WiMiam J. 1'arlt, ot Windor; brother of Mrs, W.

TC JohiMtitn, Mi Mary Prirk and Victor L- of Chatham: Samuel, of Windsor. Service at Funeral Home, I.i7 Oueiptte indoor. Tueiiy at 2 In-terniftit icioria Memorial Aunplc'i St. Andrew a Lodce A. F.

A M. miMiL'v 11,1 t-. n.j a -lino Hoimmh. beloved hohan-l of t.alla dear father of Aritiur and Mr. A.

I ar-P'tif erafiiifathT 01 SUulry and Jean; dvtr brother of Mra. Anna Mr Hettie Bobreer. and Mr, I'iumb. Funeral p. in at A.

H. Petera Funeral H-mte, Ave. Inter-nteijt Kin-'vood C'-nirterv KOHINsON Marie (nee Kverhart) Oct 11, beloved, wife, of F.rie; dear mother of Arnold and Joyce; daughter of Mr. Mabtd htiMiun; sister or Mr. Ilarel Ho.

NrfTvn-en at A ti. Hinh'V Fuivral Home, l'J71i Livernois, Tuenday at 2 KOHMNO O. f. anddenlv. In Chicago.

Loin beloved (rf Lillian father Allan Loum SrrvW at lUrUer Fun'-ral Hotm. I''OO Hamilton. Tillie o( later. lUt -Oct. TL Frci'-rick.

of 81(5 Ka-t slit Ue Road, behjvf hu-hund of i Morr'n Wpi'do; d-ar father of Mrv Wehstcr a) Mr. DnnaM Hm- koti of Mrs. arv Ann Waldo; h-oiher of Rnt-rt J. and Mrs. Martin Bifo-N .1 father cf IVmaUi.

Fiincral ffrvief Wednesday. Tiid at A. H. Pet.ra Funeral Hon Gratiot O.d. 13.

axe Pi yr-ar-. tudnved it'- of (He ntf F-rd ir nniSh'r of t'lrirli. Wil-hm. Ma-ch. t.

Fred at- Frvd, Cra'id-'i'Uhrr nf 10 11 r-a Tir-ir-'ay 1 m-iMd r- it 1 it H. at in a) thV h-n I U- -ut Tiiv- ar-ti A' i I 1 a W. A N'- iM. Cr'f. llii' lit at 3 r.

ni i Chum Cash Per Per Word Word 1 Time 7c 6c 3 Times 5c V4c 7 Times consecutive 4V4C 4c (Minimum 11 Words) RATES OUTSIDE MICHIGAN CUARGfc 8o PER WORD (MINIMUM 88c) CASH 7c PER WORD (MINIMUM 77c) Exceptioni For transient advertisers under the following classifications: Situations Wanted, To Rent Rooms, Board and Rooms, Housekeeping Rooms the rate per word Is: Eireutlon Charge 1Mb 1 Time 6c 4c 3 Times consecutive 4o 3V4c 4 Times consecutive 3Ho So Minimum of 11 Words Kll.E.H All want ad compiainte (lid reooe.t for rniicfllalton. correction or adjustment aiufti tie niBlt to Hi adjustment department between the hour, ul II I. in. and 6.JU KAniloipli WOO. This newspaper reserve the right to clarify re.tse or reject any want tit and 1 not respniiMlile tor error slier the first incorrect insertion ol any advertisement.

The Helroit Pre Pre shall not be 1 responsible tor error einepl to cancel the cnsno lor turn imrttoo ol advertise-nicin at niv have trcn rrnderrd valueless. Vt lien niure than on insertion of an advertisement ordered. 00111 of error must I uvea in lima for corrtcuoo l-'n'-e 1' edition Lego Noticeg THK A NO TW '''W-'AT- btiRiAL 0H.I ItONUi td JT'MS 1. 1 r4rf KOTU'K Or KKUEMPTrOK a VOTH HKRKliV KN that thi d'HK CONXRAtT AND IN VKm'MLNT COMPANY. ui.nor lo Tt.e Titie und Trunt Company.

Mi the pxcrrtte ot rnnU uvea t'y the prnvtsiont of Arthie iV ol Xnit or (rase dated of June 1. 100. t.otwffii Uie Title and Truiv (oinnany mix (iiiariiian Trul Com-I'any itoit. a 'Jiutf, has cltH'td to en lfi-4-uitH-r 1. 154 I ell outMaiid-inc Thf Tmlc and Vrust ornpauy Fimt Murtfcara Six P--r ltil St-nal Ootd Bom in, dim June 1.

and to likwie redeem and pay on au-'ii dslfl two Deferred Couvrtnn annxni to Vondf with 8umjlimijlHl Morlifaife AfcTuemi'tit entered into Vtwet-n The Title and Trut Cumpinv Hint the I.ntoti (tuardian ttt pptruit. Mk-hi fan Sun-f-or Truptw-. a tt June 1. HCt.l, whih IWJrrrd IntrrMts ronrwuii are in thf atiumnl of 3' of the face or par value of bond to blh t'tmn the mirtnptiuti 'itaie miecided, thf undrrmirnwl rinnnanv will rfdef-m all of ttU btnitm and roupon upon nrfmitatioti Hii.f sin t1 Miti hnndri witti nil unpaid coupons thm-to heioiitfinir, iurluit inn two iiii-rr3 ihiiTPM uupoiif upon ca-h much hnnU, hup June J. at the nflicfl of the SwMtir TrtiMiee, tjntur.

Ouardian Truit Comcimy Guardian Hwldtt'tr, Iteit'oit. Michuan. at tho isito ol ot principal or taca amount ol nititl iHjndo, tntethur with accrued and unpaid intercut to Iwmbftr 1. 11141, toif-Miicr with the fa-: or par amount of Urn two IWprrcd lni'ret Coupons hereto orf Uficritwl, ench of kuIi couponst tK-infr in ths nmount of 3'i nf ttie par amount of the bond a to whtch annrxwt. Th.

holdrrn of auch hoii'N and Drfprrrrt Inlerest Ct.unon urn not tf ted to present Diem for payment at paid offioe oil or twforn 1. 1P41, on whifh date alt mtereft on aaid bonds will M'te. THE CON TK ACT ANI INVESTMENT. COMPANY Ut tieorire H. Vwter, Obituaries Sirs, (leorge G.

Lamb. Services Tuesday in the home in East China Town8hip near Marine City, where Mrs. Lamb, the former Susan Parry, had been born nearly 85 years ago. Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery, City. Mrs.

Lamb died Sunday. At one time a resident of Detroit, she was graduated from Central High School here and attended Sacred Heart Academy. She also lived in Marquette and Grand Rapids before returning to Marine City. Her great grandfather, Andrew Westbrook, was the owner of the land on which the American approach to the Blue Water Bridge is situated. Surviving are a son, William W.

Lamb, of Marine City; five grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Charles I). Oliver. Services at 3 p. m.

Tuesday at the Kinsey Funeral Home, Royal Oak. Burial in White Chapel Cemetery. Mr. Oliver, a Detroit commercial artist, died Sunday at his home, 36 Oakdale, Pleasant Ridge. He was bora in Port Huron in 1895 and lived all his life in Michigan except for a period of study in France.

He was an early member of the Scarab Club. Surviving are his wife Christine; three children, Charles Richard, Mary Christine and Patricia Ann; two brothers, Wilbur and Vaughan, and two sisters, Jean and Christine Oliver. Mrs. Donahue. Services at 2 p.

m. Wednesday in St. John's Anglican Church, Sandwich, Ont. Burial In the church cemetery. Mrs.

Donahue, a resident of Detroit for 20 years, died Monday at her home in the Chateau Fronte-nae, She was born 38 years ago in Windsor, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Paooud, who survive. Surviving also are a eon, Edmund S. Donahue, and an aunt, Mrs.

Edward A. Fetters, of Detroit. IJcvicw Is Kef used in Ford Patent Suit Announcement a received here Monday from Washington that the Supreme Court had refused to review a decision holding mat tne ord Motor Co. had not infringed a patent owned by William G. Wheat, of Kansas City.

Wheat contended that his patent waa a combination of elements which helped a light car to travel safely at high speed. MICH13AV DKAT1IS JiriVF.fi Willim in LAPIIKK I'iiiii. M. ST: Mr Wilh.nri II. Irim.

'ir Stuart rl.IMAX-ThfWH V. V' II A ITY- Mi, T5: Mr. Aim Moori1. Hurnn-kl. if'tiree eh.trtmotnu.

W. o. Jiuui j( KUVT--IM(t) Mi-lUsi, William L. ITB 'All vli r.fl. i i i ss (111 UV.lhri'.,k I.vi.l..

i h.ir' pirrr-- 44 i.i W. '-I- i a I' t. i I.A Ol I I' In i 'l A HI nine Hi- ii.im A i FK Ml L.t, v- .1 I 1 tj, l- Ma R-- Mn i-i'-n rr. M.iry K. Md IVr, I H.

'l I. Help Wanted Men Collection Debit Open P. F. Collier ft Son ha an opening in Nonhwest Detroit, 'or an arjereauve youiiK man, between preferrab married, who reside in and la thorouithiy familiar with that eeetlnn, to take charge of our entire collection debit wiih commissions averaning about Mil weekly to start. The man selected must have clear past record, own a car and tie able to qualify for a Fidelity bond.

Our business In Detroit 1 growing In leaps and bound and there Is all exceptional opportunity lor promotion to the man who Qualifies. Ho selling nor canvassing of any kind. Apply Mr. A. N.

Palmer, KI8 Fox Bldr p.m. 1'LEASE DO i'oT TELEPHONE DIE, TOOL AND FIXTURE DESIGNERS Empire Engineering Co. HANCOCK TEMPLE M5t DISTRIHCTORS to pass hand bills house to house: 4-? to 50c per hour. Pay every night. No iclling.

9(ld East Larned. a. m. DRIVERS WANTED Gone! money-makinir opportunity rirlrlng Checker Cab. All outdoor lob.

driving a pleasure car. Healthy and profitable. Steady. Between -1 and 68. Apply EltiS TRUMBULL.

AFTER ft M. I'URNACE Installer; must have car and tools. Sunshine 7521 West Warren. Marriages Herlw-rt K. T.ctcher, 17; Isobel t.

WU lianison. 23. Joseph. Syac6urrj, 28; Josephine Johnson. Samuel Farris, 18; Annabels L.

I'm- Ilect, 10. Arnold F. Htilman, 22; Jean Paqurlte, 1 Henry V. Turner, 20; Shirley A. Veis- hroiit, lit.

Arthur 3. Boncll, 22; Virginia E. Gal- lb'her 9:1 Charles DeWaele. 30; Jva DeWaele, 2S. A lev .1.

Ilernii-B S. KaiKowsKa. Josi ph R. Delor, 20; Lillian Wood-rulf, IS. Josi-iih W.

Barnyak, 23; Margaret E. (rex, l. Viiv-ent Gauiar, 24; Sophie B. Wewiera. ll Thoiria Wixncr, S3; Josephine II.

wasstcK, Edward J. Cantlle, 37; Boio Scliacher- nicyer, 2(1. Pari F. Sctiical, 34: IWen E. Aho, 10.

Millon J. Krcnn. WlHlad Naff. 25. Stanley Romanik, 24: Clara Smagaca.

23. Han on sears. n. nick. in.

Adelbert E. Sherman, 'i'i; Virginia Kyle, John' Wadsworlh, Louisa Boomer, Aarnii Edwards, 29; Mary E. Martin, Saul Schwartx, 24; Dorothea Weltenstcin, 23. Samuel Eder. 23; Helen Walt.

22. Wilbur R. Davis. 24: Vera Duke. 24.

Joseph Borys. 2d: Mary Dial. 21. Louis Veilh. 21: Sylvia Reisr-hl, 21.

Harry L. Harding, 02; Ataigarctbo Hocn 40 Therein JJ. Tallmailge, 21; Jennie E. Bassett, 20. Claude Wright, 35; Grace P.

Howell, nil. Armour R. Textcr, 22; Audrey L. Falk-ncr. 2o.

Victor I'etretis. II); Lucille Doran. 25. Harry 11. Power, 22; Ellen Jorgensen, Is, Herliert M.

Pllzhugh, 35: Ethel Lee Jackson, 33. Robert F. Bcgcman, 25; Ruth Halver- son. "It Oliver Duprey, 47; Frieda 0. Klingman, Anthony Blbilonl.

3S; Elizabeth J. Siobhe. 20. Francis Knnock, 26; Dorothy A. Colias.

Jaiue's A. Haslackcr. 21; Dorolhy T. Dove, IS. Vernon L.

Casson. 24; Genevieve C. Taylor Cecil Lessard. 3d; Margaret Hainos. 33.

Clayton Lavigne. -o: f.uinco luicy, 10. George Howard. 25: Mary Belak. 22.

Norman Coram. 34: Agns F. Fry. 2S Salvatnre Scovone, 28; Josephine Barbara. IS.

Leonard S. Ludford, 34; Sylvia Schwartz. Frank J. Tenaglta, 24; Violet Ann Lucas. Hiiroid Beitler.

20; Hazel M. Selzke. 22. Irving Davis. 20; Frinlel Mertz, HI Alexander Stosur, 24; hiephaiue 1'adlo, 2D.

Rov W. Tank. 20: Margaret Tullock, 22. William Bales. 27; Mary Adamowiez.

21. Thomas McGregor, 40: Maggie J. Sutherland. 3(1. Waldo Baker, "fl: Hlordis Rein.

Rolrt J. Reed. 2S; Clayton J. Dsborn. V.

Winkler. 2rt; Katherlne E. Dye. Edmund .1. Wisnlewskl.

25: Theodosla Ptolrowsbl. George Bailey. 2(1: Frceda Ward. 20. George Meaner.

21: Dorothy Culbertnon, is. Emrien Schntzbcrg. 20: Ruth Hyson, 2.1. Dominick. Virginia Atisclm.

10. Lynn S. Grucsbeck, 20; Jeanne Tremor, is. William J. Vllet.

H7: Sophia Swltek. 27. John J. Smith. 24: Evelyn ItobiiiMin, 25, i.iovu jt.

mina khu. Merlin A. Tellock, 21; Dorothy Stonelake, 20, Sam Vudrag, 20; Mildred Opas. 17. Stanley Skroclii.

24; Lottie Blaszciyk. 22. Lawrence L. York. 18; Nancy M.

Beach, 17 Felix Odraklewlcg, 46; Cecilia Ccndroskl. 3d. Robert R. Martin, 34: Isabell Middaugh, 23. Winslow Chapp.

31: Dorothy Ruppenthal. Allmrt C. Heckendorn, 13: Katalie A. Shield "-1 Clifford B. Nye, 20; Dorothy II.

Beau- mie. Vi(n W. Sinacorl. Sarah Fox, 19. -Tack Duma.

Media Adani. 21. Sam 32: Esther Slianltan, 21. Frank LeGallaz. 3S: Helen 0.

England, James Alexander. 22: Alice White. Jfl. loiiu lolor.iei. H4: Maiieline ho ak.

21. Waller Ziliel, 22: Margaret Miners, III. Aloysius Dziudziola, 23; Anna Zarnick, Gust 4(1: Florence Boys, 20. James T. Gresham.

21); Ruih T. Slern- Ji-IS. 2ft. Howard Parsons. 34' Harriett Ball: S3 George Vezetcn, 4S; Eliaabcth Tliomas.

in. Harry Kozlowskl. 2S: Joanna 7aba, 20. Burton w. London, 2S: Ihillis Ag- ranovc.

10, Mnlia.l J. Trupiano, 28; Elizabeth G. Baulr. is Elmer Hanicr. 23: Audrev Wilbur, 1f).

Stewart K. Canficld, 22; Virginia J. 10 Ravniond Mayotte, Lilly Thornton. 1 is. Clarence R.

Johnson, 43: Ellen G. Cuff. 2.1. James K. Husk, 21; Margaret Dudding.

in. Robert J. Sokolowskl, 21: Irene T. Bare. ii.

Lens R. Fisher. 22: Patricia F. Gratton. jo.

Sigmund Zygila, 23; Anna Wlerzbicka. 2n Chester Plocharczyk, 20; Helen Rulhow- ski. Everette Sanders. 33: Madeline ilmer. 25 William A.

Crtiddcr, 27: Helen Miller, EltVri E. Copcland, IS: Eleanor J. Cad ger, i Hans Behn, 30; Mildred L. lllsworth. 28 arl S'erlinr, Mildred Hledsoe, 24.

VruiAIIen in- V'va I unit William A. iwasiuk. 2S; Emma Sl.oileT Wiekowskl, 28; Mary Magif-ra Eid'-n C. Tlnimiugway, 21: Caroline snrnerviile, VI. Vera Lewi.

20 R.iduaiiskl. 27: hvcijn M. Mar tin. 27 How-ieit Sluiebmsh 10. Beniice Col y.irn.

in. i'k. Lorine G.ii.f.ky. Kiil.h BrilMi. 2-1' Ans llarb.r.

H. Hi i'l, Ii. Stmkin. 3.1; Dnns II.iw-Ihv 2 "ii: M.iv Duffy. E'iwird K.

s. hoot 41: ora K. 21: Le-nj 1)'" 2.1: M.rv Helm M. I'i Ju l', i i -1. 23: SI, i hume Wnk K.

Tll'imis. 23; Alberta 21 In C.t.: Ii i fa I Along the Water Front by KE.vxrrn a. Thompson IV Pre Hula Six ore-carrying vessels ordered by the Maritime Commission from the American Shipbuilding of Cleveland, will be turned over to lake carriers for operation, a commission official said Monday in Washington. In line with the request of the OPM to expand the Great Lakes ore fleet, the Commission' announced the construction award Saturday. Four of the six ships will be built at the Lorain (O.) yard of the American firm and two at Cleveland.

Monday's announcement calls for turning the new vessels over to the carriers and taking title to old vessels. The carriers will be credited with the appraised value of the old vessels toward payment on the new, but will continue to operate both for the duration of the emergency. The old vessels would be operated under a charter arrangement with the commission. After the emergency the Commission would take possession of the old ships' and dispose of them as it saw fit, Crews aboard member fleets of the Lake Carriers' Association up to -Sept. 1 Baved $1,531,242, a new high for the organization's wage-caving plan, according to the October bulletin of the association.

The previous figure was in 3937. Both in that year and in 1929 total deposits for each Reason were over the two-million mark. Increased wages and the earlier Btart of navigation this season contributed to the increase. Vessel Passages DKTHOIT I llrt. t'J Pr.rkhmtftad-roMtitiii.iMi, 1'lba, Ujdc, Cornelm iifwiu, Baylun, 1 aurus.

Ill Oft, 13 MnrMiBm, Huron. Window. Black. 14 'rihy CnniH'o, 1 riv it, Klmr Murphy-Mainia. J.

L. IUk-s Filhrrl. Vifh, I'roU. Vittur, Taylor. Tity of Wind-of.

lUinUp, DiWiiflty, Wimi-olltt. Uri'-'tlilno, A ai.haH r.iiii huil'ima, 'rfL-i'iiL rny, ahi-nndah. IVr-mmin, p'crnw, frr-tc. T. MO.

T.iipiitn"ti-K(it'!iliti8 Cwrim Siw-imy, Km )nt, Si watt, stictiJitmii, CurtflniH, hulltvati Vrsa, (apt WiUoii, Mania-India, F.trr, liut-taivun-Sapor, Bra-llcy. Munsoii. YfH.nir. W. A.

Rcim. Miir'Naiirftumt. Jum-(-M iicn Kurd, tiitliab-ht-r, K. t'ioi, Down CM. It Ton.

Powr, Pfarnufi, Huh hard. Jim Biuwa, Irviu, Tfukbay FlHft wctutl. Down Oct VA PuMUe, "Rcri. Yon, Smith T'umipmm, AtiKolitic Irrno A'Imi, Kwii, llfwlit, -'inntM. KitHiliiy, WHtt, rn'-(xitl.

Unciiifit TrUmnr, I'ritdoil, Huron, K. E. Johnnnn, Ncct, ICuU, Cliryrnnf-, TrtmiiH'o. TiipMn, J. vvilliaius.

Kutt'rciii liirtha, Vlkinnti, Humnrk F-vttift, PatrHHn Ireir- If A IpniKi. (Jro, tinrnian, tjrrrn I-laiiU, John. SdhafiMni. M-'Ciirthy, N'-nlrton. lrrylon.

Buffing-ton, H. K. joufi. Htilutti, IV M. UVir.

W. K. Whitv. Pu-hdiid, lu-Juth, EUimmton. I'rt-wii t'iljr, AT AHRIVKD TTosford.

Vra W. p. Crawford Y- P. Smuh W. Mead.

Pionrer, Jjtffrav. Ais-n. W. II. Volf, Smith Park-Resolute.

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R. it. InralN. (' Rnhimcin, Kmr. Mot'tr-r-hm Mirhican, Willsrd A.

ISniillt. J. Scilwoud, J. Iavidson. AUrail.

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a. ji Births If a birth that occurred In the Cily of Detroit does nut appesr in tbia column within two weeks of the date of birth, the Department of Health ask that parents renuest their nhvsiiian to send in records to th Division, of Vila! statistics, John R. BIRTHS BOYS BORN TO: Theresa Altwies. 1010 McClellan. Elisalieth Brooks.

61 Division. Ruth Berry. Rlvard. Theresa Brooks, KITljo Keystone. Antoinette Ccthnski, lWJS E.

Warren. Marion Cusac, E. Ruflucr, Birmiug ham, Frames DcIVmalls, .1102 Crane. Gcraiilme Dahl, Robina, Berkley. Jeanne Daultoii, IUS Lane.

Rulli Ellis, 141.M Wmthrop. Kathleen E'-hlln, Mendota. Iteriuce Formolo 11170 HazclwodiL Fannie Greer, OHIO Woodrow. (iiamiiana. 47:17 I'onconL Ruth Gussin, 1 jSTU Liberty, Redford Twp.

Vlreinia Gregorius, 361 Merton Ann Arbor. Berime Hurley. 31SH Brush. Matgaret Iligcins. Waltham.

Ra.hsl Harper, inalS Sorrento. Elisabeth a25l Cumberland Berkley. Anns Holliday, 3S24 Edrar. Royal Oak Gertrude Kasoer. 11147 Clements.

Violet Krecow, 028 N. Altadeua, Royal Oak. Helen Kownlsttl, 4515 Military. Virginia Kirk, 85)14 Northlawn. Virginia Leigh.

6004 Fairview. Loraine Laramie. IlllS.i Cbrislme l.ntiifl. At. SO Ellsworth.

Rose LeGioa, 129 W. Robcrtfc Hazel i-arK. Artha Moody. 3362 Hudson. Louise Meraslia, 41.VJ Elmwood.

Doris Michaels, 74S4 Prairie. Helen Mumley, 2435 W'oodmere. Marlon Nowpll. (171 Hague. Mai-y Nutting 21457 Santa Clara.

Bcrneida Nelson, 21700 Robinson, Farm. Ington, Ann Oldham, 12024 Sherwood, Hunting, ton W'ood. Helsn rir.hnskl M. RolvaT. Marion Parnes.

813 S. Knowlei, Royal Oak Theresa Pawlowahl. 8338 Beatrice. Garden CtlT Mildred Polutanovich, 204(11 Schoenhcrr Ml. i lemen.

June Penbeilhy, 15671 Beatrice, Allen farg. Jennie Randzn. 3513 Maclr. Ali'lia Bimbci'f, 327 Pasadena, Highland r'ark. Naomi Reynold.

(1031 Stanford. Genevieve Szlacbla. 125U2 frallagher. Joan Shechan, 207d Twelfth St. Beatrice Sa-k.

S.I15 Appoline. Helen Slur, 111177 Prairie. Olive Spiegel, 10,1 Abbott, River Kongo. Mae Thomas. 1341 E.

Montcalm. Margaret Taylor, 443 Fourth. Margaret Thomas, 2TI Josephine. Mary Tavlor. 443S Rivard.

Dolore Cpton. 15411 Rockdale. Marie Van Dyke, Hull. Oral Van Dvke, 1215 Colliligwood. Fern Van Burcii, 15H0 Hrnille.

Ilernlce Wood. 2015 Sixteenth. Mary Zuk, 6348 Prescott. GIRLS BORN TO: Coltlle Aplgian, 1029 Canterbury, Dearborn. Hannah Booth, (1527 Terries, Dearborn.

Angelina Bugnell, S002 Wetherby. Bciiriee Bowcn, 30885' W. Six Mile, Farinlngtoii. Mary RciidzinsW. 3St(1 Fredro.

Rosfe Brooks, 2015 Clinton. Myrtls Burkes. Rionclle. Lticvcrne Brown. Rionelle.

Rosamond. Cocbraue, 22700 Alexandrine. Dearborn, irv Crisp, P57 Clinton. F.lirahclh Croom. nil 5 St.

Aubin. Jennie Delia, 171U1 Sunset. Elaine F.spel. 24iiO Field. Aluira Fields, 174'iO Birwood.

Marjorie Frank. 1720 Collingwood. Sophia Figas, 221S Ycnians, Hamtramck Helen Flovd, 1C3K Bellevne, IVirothy Fischer, 1170P Wilfred. Victoria Frelich, 2057 Sierocr, Ham tramck. Hilda Graber, 2201 Lawndale, Birmiiii- ham.

Heeu Green. 943 Salina, Dearborn. Enua Garretson, J73h5 Kentucky. Marls Gsneer. Birwood Lucy Granferom, 3051 Gramly.

Geriruile Gallagher. S445 Grand River. mla (Orouard. 741 Emerson. Flora Hanill.

1021 Denwood. Dearborn. Annette Hopfiugcr, Rivard, Baseline, Lentm Hawkins, 4142 Maxwell. Alma Jat-kscu, ilttii iishorne Place. Lura 20S Tlieoil.irc.

Vera Ktlowliog. 1270(1 Iniliiiiia. Julia Kuclililskl. 1 Jefferson. ine Lucas.

131(1 Grand Blvd. Dornlliy MeCraek- 015 Lothrop. Margaret 'Arthur. Rnsclawn. Jane M- H'-nry, 55,111 Field.

Heatnee Meagher. 1 57S 1 Qulnry. rannie Vnnre. Inf. Ilsiwrul, Lii' ille McFarland, 3D Aniliurst, ricasant nuie, Nur.i Parkide.

lu.IHS Coram. lb I'll Van Oiileghrm, 5011 Middlesex. I 'esrnnrn, TIe.ie Proln. 4 VnM Teresa Puicrski, 310 Artimore Dnve, "rnn lie. Lorraine PoTiorskl.

Ardmore. I linstine iintco. Jsnvce snn-v. Five Pnints Joinlla Stone, E. Milwaukee.

Ann's S'ar-ktiole, Virginia 1'srk. Eleanor S-hertxrl. 505S Marlborough. MaHie Stiannaii. 01.

IH 1'ariloiu. Ine ct, (irinra. I-ta Vine, 175 H' mine Hlvd Royal Oak S'ephinie Wade. 7.4t Margaret Warner. Nelue.

Dearborn l.iila 27o Ithica, Roval lk Edu Walker, Sulll Veniaua, lLiniiraiuck SIARRIAGE LICENSES (Applied for) Morris S. lojd, 24; Alice M. Cartwright. Clarence F. Sills, 21; Carolyn H.

Wood-aril, 24 Rob.rt 24: Dorothy A. Sliaul. Rosan, 25: Pattie Ewicg, 19 Win. FentoD Sihunardl, 10: Gladys Teal. ID.

Ilojiard O. N'altel, 22; Elvera Gallagher, Da id Petras. 24' Carrie Riehey. 24 Wiilie 4'olHri. J.eiij A Licavnli, 23; uy (Lr-iaJis Ai'ihony J.

Kiiviak. Gladia B.irlnn. Srv'oiir King. 22; Shirleen Gcrmnii.ky Sliinley M'irsalei, 22, Teng It, III. Sniiih "I a mii I.

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