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Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • Page 19

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THE DETROIT FREE JANUARY 17, 1939 Auto Driv-Away Situations Wanted Male OBITUARY gan his career with the American Bridge Co. in Detroit in 1903 and a year later joined the Trussed Concrete Steel Co. He was sent to England to organize a company in 1905 and from 1906 to 1923 served as managing director of the Trussed Concrete Steel of England. In October of 1923 he returned to Detroit and joined the firm of his brother Albert. Mr.

Kahn also was Interested in numerous real estate activities. To the field of construction work, Mr. Kahn made several Moritz Kahn, vice president of the architectural firm of Albert Kahn, was found dead In his berth Monday on a train arriving the Grand Central Terminal in New York from Detroit. Physicians at the New York Central Emergency Hospital ascribed death to a heart attack. The son of Joseph Kahn and i 4 1 4- J' i I I Fireman ho -B.

O. piwr; jood retereoc. njliflre. i. Horvitu, 66? turf tt.

inj. Will anjher, AcMr'. BiHIf Cr-vft Ni i dri p-'n Situations anted emate fir. To '1rlVf OH'Ur hf- corbie unt, reiisTjie, npat. TownMnti eU'-f orm lion rttt: fKc STFMiGR P11KR General off-e noeri.

eiii, rei-onatue saurv: ex.iient retar-ent S'ark Trier 7-4133. I LACNLKKSS for day work: specialise tn shirts 1 A-1 LA! NDRCSS ish. dav silk. S2.50. tOI.oRHi maid neBl, intelhsenc deques honewi'iru secom) work.

Lenox p5fl COLi'iHLD wiinian, ejiperienre, eleanm days, full, part time work rilroy laundress, experienced, snort shirt ironer. w5, no fare. Tt 7 3701. CM.ORFf Isdj. day work 3: rarfar.

Keliahle snd honewt. Fllttny fl.iUT, hiltier. house- man ehaufleur cook housekeeper: ret- l-reiiccs '1'iti ien-j li HTll-t Kll woman wishes laundry, 'leaoiiur day work; snod references lm-i 5S7'I vp't. tfinmiirrh Vnowlftijt of ftca routine. genili il ''MiraciiTit; it 4 wtfkiv.

Ti iiiiiy 1 -1 liMiH JK'Hi tftr, tirl wish' orl aller hnol rftHvntnftii. Tylrr7 ''Ut MMiIjI.K whit1 woman vmi rnoh anti Uixwlrnix. srnttral Onulr afiult REMAHLB woman: laifii1ty. xpr nhirt irmiPi food cleaner, rtltroucci. Tyler ttiimn lav i)tii.

ivrifi rd tlaninr or Itnuil WHITE -H'-mau w-int rU-antnr or iPn.inr. Tl hour: rf ff r-n-v ant i)M4N nf totnl t-ii(rat ufi'rrionr. Flrt TrV rr-wt want part-time work. Auto Drive-a-Way DRIVERS to Califn-nla and Reatll. Wash- inton: a so Fort anl.

oreaon. nai cars See Lawii. 30 Selden. Terrac 2H1 S3. California Teyaa an y.atern tales Fa pns Paul.

CLlIIorel 013. LiDrary Parle Hotel. 1 MORITZ KAHN Rosalie Cohn, Mr. Kahn was born Echternach, Luxembourg, and came to America in 1881. He graduated from the University of Micnigan, and on Sept.

18, 1806, married Edith Jackson at Brooklyn, N. Y. They had four children, three daughters aryl a son. The Kahn home is at 1611 Lincolnshire Drive, Palmer Woods. A civil engineer, Mr.

Kahn be- Vital Statistics of Detroit Detroit Free Press Business Service Directory tR'VFRS for California; stnt rr leavinf dans- sas and o'l litrBiahedu In' re-H i' Patents A. -T IM KV LlGHTFi Patent Attorney: over 30 years expe-i-sos. Terms to reroniote clients. ul Guaranty If. trlo'i fie'roit Fvenm or Personals Inni-t 2 A VI 'I FT Hl.Ai to meet Fnieriainir.er, tc l.aitr ot radio fame lie uo- Tea Room.

Row! is 7j'Vl-(jltV relalioua. bom, busts pes finesse, rjtiiorintent neco dres. evlucfl'inn. e'c. Where? to smi is do.

Ld ill i. tr ie. Suite -2033 Kn'stU Br anunrnier.l f.herrT 4. ALI 0iillI.TM treatedin 4 4 hour pUiii eriyelore: fre con sul'aiion McHuh Samiarium, 641 E. Grand JUrd.

st'ippe4 Gna'tns teed afs. 1544 Ban4 A I njl72 8 4. Eczema-psoriasis ATT1LKTF' rOOT ACID ITCH. ChrontJ vases eaaCy correcied. M.

2S44 Gratiot, ('pen RsISG Kouiiy. daily, Touf hiime or mine a rpointnietU. CH- 02'-, Rectal and Chronic Diseases office treatrnenta whila workinf, Ie Swarte Richard. Re. t-4 Clinic, fttulS Cass Aye.

TRrupla 1 2I2ks RUITUKE TREATED No operation, better Tr, McVny's Rnnlur t.V.T. Hotel, ABERDEEN HOTEL Mn-lfm Flrcpf, 100-Room tlNa.K OR IKH-HLlC. $4 PKR WEEK mo roomv-aix 6ne price SINGI.K OR I'OVH I PKtt D-iT Hotftl AHHOTT.AT TKiBO De Vur Hotel Trnlt's N'ivst ciorv Etrepmpf ONE lil.Cll TO HOSPITAL HI.Oi TO CENERAli XCTORS MUa'ii'ee at H-tmiCon RATEH tl TP WEEKLY RATES ''2 DIXIELAND HOTEL HF. Or fHOPPrNO $1 Daily fl. 50 Private Bath ALL OUTSIDE ROOM? Attractive Weekly Kates S.RMER AT JOHV ST MELROSE "HOTEL WEEKLY FROM $1.50 DAILY $1.50 A Ral Horns with Cnmplt Hot! lerrlc 87 EAST CANFIELD MILNER HOTEL fl.00-stl.50 DAILY Low Weekly Rates GPFtT LAt'NDRY FR EE -PilIN AT CFSTFR 1 BIX1CK EAtT OP BROADWAY Painting and Decorating A-l American decorator isapu work thi s-rK.

liuaraiiteed. Tyler Plaia 94H7. A-1 PAPERIUNi.INI, Unit ssork. room; kaisr.ruJnlii. $1.60.

Guaranteexl, Inoypsil DECORATixii ft Patiei-haiiiiif $2: r-eilmira $1, Guararv teed. Lalayetm O'im. PAINTING, yraftex, s'lp pimir, paper removed: low pricfe. tuar antred Trmtty 2 tlrtlo. WALLPAPER ren'ioyed" by team for tZ orators, iriaiiairements.

Individuals: rse Diovitiic eyclusively. 1'niyersity 1-Ilfi7. Plumbing and Heating A-1 PL! MB INO" arid'heatina- rrnatra. tnwi CKEATER i omiilels sr-ryir; estiznati-a. TVH-r H-lf)4.

PLI Kill I N'Ti- HE ATING Rrpstrunr ty Cheiin fur Any time, anywhere a Printing ATTRAf'TfVE r.sltfis. fTl thousand! leiierlieads. snvelopea, hlottsrs. circulars, 'tool- juiierso 1 5tl First LOWEST pnees. hishtst nuahty: any jobv an.fim.

tiDo Tahsia, lstterhevis. Sl.8. Colorpreaa, lt) W. T.arned Radio Service A RADIO Sen-ne Minor repalrt. $1, 1 W.

srnor herry 57 AN ahsi'lutsly iruaranteed seryiee job. si, BeJrii.la. Reasunaole. i'roniol. Tvi" A KAIHO servi-, iSI'IU (tran'l $1 Free (the, I of, Hotartti fllD'l, Refrigeration Service AT ALL MaKE- Commercial refrutt-rstittu se.ryioe.

Heaaonahla ori-ua. T-, 4 1 4' ALL MAKES rrfriser.ilors repaired esp'-ris. Orand Rirr. Hog arm Olli" DETROIT REFRIGERATION SERVICE All mateei. runiiner.

iai. Ija- It'-ndnlnersasoriaois Hogarth 3.10-. EREE esliinatsa: seryire any make; pricoa nOit. liiy. TY.er Rettaurante DAN'S R.

aurant Tha Hest fish dinners in wn 7251 O-atint. Roofing, Siding and Tinning ROBERT CANDLl: RCO. Complete loir and si.eet, rr.e'ai work. 2050 W. F'rei ztin.

SPEt'fAL this ween only! Gii'ter. dowiv '2 riuye. r-ainied. yvM'i 1 fot.k. Ouaiaiiiend oik.

Tonnser.il 7 4-im Rug Weaving REVEhMIiLE f-om oid nrjfi. Kopainna. 0HI7 Mldt Plaza 75V Sewing Machine Repairing REPAIR ail makes, "no in homsr also rts h-li 1 vao: 1- Terms. Fvt-ninf" T-rf ''1 v. rr- ntjVr Rt.PAIREIi hoot.

SI. free e.timatea. SaVs Pla.a Tireti Cut Rate, Vted, Regrooving AIJ. -SUE TIKF. $1 S-ors, 3 ITS f.rmd Ri Wc.lei Ti- Tool and Die HENZE Mvh Tool CntRpanir Tool.

t. 2si Haioion. Townseinl ifactuitrs. Traetort, Farm Implement VI.nETT-Iriur.EMNtn:oMcCs?m lTy.l) La-iser R--it'-r-i 4nl. Truck for Hire HERTZ TRICK I.Et sERVIfE Rent rs ison'i-ir both c-mels.

stakes 2o'5 Etsf, EliriQetri Rar.dtdeih Vpholttering is Hi Help Wanted Mate ANOIHKR r.KNrRL ACYST tor Nonh or Sii'- left-oil tot Tnn RirtKin l.ifr i criiimnv. Cnnwi Kid lit). T'c t'H liKta' iivifi in Mit hie tlitni tvl. iiii. (i'i.

A FrKe;" In n-r Iuui HiU Uf Ue Ht mnai't to anuisc. A-Hrfa fci if nwit)Uii Mji.Miir with MIH-TiPtnf-, mu-i ut.ri'i)nie. Ap- liyloio a. liay. rii'-n otw Wrma- Want Five aleMnen ti'iji in n( Mi- iitnan (u'iv iT'tn jj.t'-tf4 sa lUr t( cr (I'-f! HPIT.

(iHninm te.lrln fnnii-fi! in f'liti'fl uusittunt utn to rueo i iMJaMlN A Tf r.NA r.p A KJP I ro IJX nit two ti in on nj srttnil I i.ow yuii how sriii rei our lht (v. liai'trun. Risi Paim Hoi M. 1U to I 2 in 4 p. m.

-M i KurrVa Cn, ban opfrnuf In? nM, atrfit rpn, ttf vt lo in, tt worn Ihmuiili bran fre and dittnrm, .1 cr tUy whiif frainmr; good ouporl unify for art vane? n.f.ni. loil BROADWAY MEN Factory rcprt'M'niaiivft ot tern POrtviraur'H will in DftfMt on 'luwuy. Jan. it. in mn rtai iiiiit a trt mmut inw'Pimnt.

hve nuihins in you, no pou rfyuirKt, tun sfvw-ftf men tf iivnn a tai'fi oiMirtuniiy for a uJan- hal Inoonn. Hii to 1iomi who quaiity ratiif aUvftrnn-rnfiit. AK i no hsrwi1 In this bum. bnt prclpr npi-HiiiifainK fi homcpn lh of i'5 and 4 who bonir )if it? conifnial and who believe to provjn tm'ir worih IS PKRSOV H13 FOX THRATK.R BLDO TiiwwUv. in a only.

pnrM in remain the baUnifi fit the day A nil at'f loonins I or ritir'rie-n. and tiKi farn.mxi, call MaiUun 4411, with rarm for rcintl Vatklr. TOUle. must honest ami rpuanie. not nprenarr, i tism you.

StT-iniy to y40 nii frntn. rouie Maji- tr at, Hamilton ii ouaiinon. for intfiifw nf Croup. 4m Park Ae. i.

NKAT MAN' M-nl Jii; vr. 1 Armr MnnnjrT, i YiTrEE iunir nin, mrr. ppriO'li'Mi fTItTlf ni nui mi.) nev, willing wnrkM; mui aatifip1 hmit wkly tn atari Apply fi only. TrHnorMMiatmn Bi'lr HHEE ynmwr n'i. 0 lo Iarn ire1 iraininij, iuuit.

ftmnii wkly lllnl E. Jrtle raow, upataira, nm. ifi to 1 m. TWO utf! car hv wir. muh s-ti mam n''' Want a Business of Your Own? vacuum cleaner salesman with manaerint in w- town' Mt.

ritm'ri. Fat Dftroit. Pontiac. D'rryirn. Kiuit, No raah Ail tinan'Mnf ar-ranc'H.

Prffripti tprriinrr. Ato hav an anracliva lor uipn JCvtroit. Writ aivina sc. Kpnn and relerent. Adilrtea Box lo'2, tr factory work.

Ampnran nmnow nan 4 VOrsO ni-n. IS to S2 yra. nai, hit Autiir a mj Km. 21nV 1504 4 MEN Nt (Jal tn mn. Trade Schools Male A JOB WORTH WIIlLf; Acrty-Are VMiny.

Col'isiup Work Tool, IHE MAKING. MACHINIST lie Men Tiainuir. No Time, Limit. Free F.tliplin mi lit riar Surllt fe. li'i'il.

VVot.VKKINK Itild KURT. lolI.EK OI'R. Steam electricity, re- Injeratiun. itiruiv 4.1S Bates. RA.

9142. Pay. v. claw. OTaRN MODERN BAHREiUNfr Phone or writ fnr Ineal ratts.

Moler toilette. 55(1 Mtrhifan A'- tl.uv Rftrhsrms Day or eyea. iVtrotl Barber Collee, 317 E. Jefferson. MEN vantM tp Karn barlier profession tcirb.r fulli-y YicCr Trad Schools Female r'mtpTrfr.

emnse only fuH in ircjit S.thnnl ol Beautjr Culture, 4-8 fourth IeTBS Beatujr Culture Now. SI weeklT WArlisun Wiite Tixlay fur Free Cataioj. DEL MAR BEAUTY SCHOOL 21ft uiok. Woodward at East Gran'l Blrrl. Lcur Tuition.

Easy Term Help Wanted Female BOOK and Mai.ime Saleswoineii our newest senin erinr lie riuiim hook proposition is now ready for vou, Cmr SriK-s ni-'inaer win lane j-on out in the field and cnnulrii-e you that you ran earn 50 and a treat deal more weekly romni. See Mr Conners, 1-4 nlniHLalaiete Ping. FTf.TiF.K(s ainf foliiei eun neili ed. eol-ci Kului miw tViiite Laundiv. I lill 1ft Woo, hi ard.

GENERAL- Exiierien'd airl Tyh-r Relerencrs HOI'SKWOKK -Ot capiole hite 3- dav ue, li Slav r-ieuules, Relereur-ea. o. I niverfilv .1 ti MANP CRIT Exprrienied. food sataiy H.itel olveriti, Kilais-th Street OFF 11 WORKER We your hosiery income! i guarantiee: aci le. to f' I'ow employees and friei.da a I 1 liiii-stnlent I'll Wo lhali store pi-loes No Royal Crown WAITRESS Exie.rieuiEd only.

No iiteht nr Sunday work. Lol.t.y Stormleita-Loieii fli'l. 7-IKi Woi.dnard. A-1 IOL.ORE1I TVPIT. on" na tan fii-nre, oil! East Vernor Hnrhtsay.

AT ONCE 12 ladies, eyperienee unnecessary. $.10 bonus on produftion. Must hs neat and alert. Apply 1 to 12 a. in.

only. Room 5-l't. lid E. AT ONCR in neat, alert, youiur orer IS order dent steady lieht work: JIS weekly. Apply 10 to 12.

1501 Broadway, Room 211. EXPERIENCED woro'n for selnr csi pit7roy EX fT KIEV KD hitA rrl. mll af.f-t- wmi; 3709 Ricliion. Apt. 'L-J (L.e,- GIRL Krn kiv Iarr (5'inn Pr! while l-armr bauiT culture.

jIj V't-it Grand Btvrt. T.VniF'd-Tvin out Jan M.rv Mr. A I'Ftfv wantH an: at 4 i 5 V'i IT 1 nnen 1 nh iti frnftf in-Mltln aprufW)! i a tiar ririrnt'-t'intiv an a 28-16 -it 10 an a-lv tup ivj. lin'-n'1-ri'in'trt-r A-Jor'' orN'fc'iTiM C.i "for dry r.rtnin oHci- Educational Thr KCSLNF-SS INSTI U'lL is "Mit hn-an I.nrae.t Business and reU: ii Visit the (ni. e.k.

or I'llOXI-: RANDOLi'H fi53t loe r-opy of nets" Tirosneotus. Sohf.tiiti are etinHil-ted at U.l-,..n oetl Etetrol. at. Rond. near tlrand itlvtr; al 3.1" Gratiot, at ot Mark Also ill Pontile and iin.

rernianent Free Employment Service for Graduates Employment Agencies iiR ET--MAN. r-'-an! layout and fras engine fui ri: ute finishers and airmen soe ret aivmn mm and wife irr f' m-i house. WOMEN im.KS t-otioter fir la Hni-'l tjtir-or-lrators anc; r-a-r-a; n-irse. ci.t H.tusefuat-ls itoc riei rfi: no sf I Ft''K 'M PLETE 1 T-T I At'lLLAf FMPLOVVEVT V'-ni if- AVE. AT it AN, NI 'is Vol" bv A COl Morticians ZSTABLISBFD 1858 WM.

F. BLAKE PETERBORO TEMPLE X-8800 COOPtR BROS. MACK 1.ENOT 5" ALFRED E. CROSBY lSSOS-lS WOODWARD TO. 0900 Wm.

R.Hamilton Co. 75 jfr wrric r1 quality hurt our Iir conmucrauon. oinpirto limerali low a iluO ha ly tw-en part of our rrlf. Thif tha use of our Funeral Home and Chap! A dcrlpttv booklrt howini( phnto-frapha and fivhur romplw information rftariimr our elbllhmDt will Dt in a plain nTlop upon retjupat. 3975 Cass, at Alexandrine BRANCHES COL, 271? H.

a ran tiimmnn ia.rnc a. Vm. K. Hamilton Fred G. Marshall Sons, Inc.

HrtVT! FOR FUMFRALS S4fl3 E. Jelfertoa Fluroy S178-7 uiTJvc-v i Krrrv HOME MAY BURY fiRAND TYLKR. T. P. Sullivan's Sons FUNERAL DIRECTORS ESTABLISHED 1(00 NO BRANCHES 8274 Crand Riyer Aye Tyler Ote SIjTTON SON TKMPT.E 2 8100 47 TRrMnrLL ave.

Cemeteries ELM WOOD CrMETF.RY PtJSIBARt.E en iiriiiviiif t- xfimttv Monument More Than 00 Yinr ot Knowlcr How THE LLU JJ liKUb. LU. book ntfi apilt.ap Lost and Found RAi: nnt Vndnv llliiht btwri I ntnn ami I niH'-i. brown (iladsionp. JnitialP on hn k.

l-uwut rf ard. Rav Riewold. Hotel RFAf.LK HOT NHS lot (two dihmm male and frrute ltntx l.Mir RIT.i.KOI.K loftt. conl.iinme Papyri, hrn HANDHAf I.om. ladif Dtiblw1 rplroom rontinmi; moiipy.

jveeu oaniy. ijier Rfward. IRI'-H TF.RRlhR. re1. 8 month oh).

mi" loat Fno.v. Jn. 13. "Children a MONEY tno or $700. badly.

child a pet. Madiaon Xtt4U. aid SCOTT1E TFRRIFR Black, male, full grown; GroMe Poinle. Niagara 13'. Dressmaking DRKSMAKING.

deBtantnir ff 'ZiH Wyoming. orihlawn 4I0H. EXrrXSiVE rtrpmakinr altrraliona fit. tinrt. narantfd workmannhm.

Ranrv Laundries thinr ironH. 10c lb. Way Laun 4 ri'DTllV! CIHTIir. .1 nlilra I flO hour service. Ambassador, Townaend A DAMP Wfteh all flat ironed.

20 $1 KvpiYihina' iroii'-d. If)1 tb 8hirts in- ihd. lt Tnmty A FAMILY WASHING Kvciythnia ironed lOo lt Mfndiiir lre. Woodward Grand Laundry A SPECIAL 20 LBS DAMP WASH FLAT IRONED 95c Ea.t. 8irl TWO BRANCHES Weel flide DR.

4T8!) LA. Wlo A frK''IAL 10 poundt at! ironed, ready to wear, lnemnnn mendinir and narniiiK Sinn. Slnne finished 10 ceiua. Tnwnsend fi VT Id Dltl'VllU flat irnncH Guaranteed. Wonder Launorj, CALL TS 1dimi 'TliS.

2 lbs. wet flat asi.ou. riiuidKercnieta l'lr wilh bundle. troued. 8birta CLTiTAlNS Plain.

Ruffld. Frinied IHtAPKR (gl'ALITV WORK1 HOLLY WOOD Cl'RTAlN CLKANF.RS nillHJoy Rd. TV.5-3Q01., (Wr Speeialute) CURTAINS. 30e pair, tinted: drapes, 75c pair: suits, dresses, mats, ptic: tiats. xwc.

Ilnndcd Cleaners- cniversily i-iinio CURTAINS, 6 pair. hand-liriistied. call and deliver, Tyler ti DAMP WASH flat ironed, 14 ponmls, Miissjir-riiisetta Laiuiory. ,4 UF. UXK SERVTCF Flat lroneri.

V. pouiKls, Massaehusett Laundry. cwhii.ic EXTRA SPECIAL- KXTBA Sweet, clean. ilsnip and flat, HHr; three shirt fiuiliel absolutely free. Maillson 1371.

IN TOlA V. Out Tomorrow I pisces flat. Ml'e. peaut 1 1 lroneri. Tyler LAI F.

CURTAINS, ecru, tintuit free. pair: 4 pairs, 00 Nassa-liusi tts LanrntrT. 74.3. bHIKTS. he-uitifully launuered.

1 fie each. Mnsachu.tts I.annnry. i auutae 5 LBS A DAMP FLAT i5Aiha. RQr S. He Damn only.

15 suimTS kew wethop LApynnr. plaza.ii? Murts. le luxe finish, lue. rr" I Family finish buiclle. 10c 11..

VSf LJ flat ir.iiie..j. TK. 1 IT'S. WKAHINU annarel. 6 flat i oil; snnis.

cc ii inv I.tMi'iTi 4' Music Lessons CURISTKNcEN Sm- l'lano c-haol 20 jc-sons. iiiutf ilroaxiway luor i HI. Moving, Storage 6 Cartage CITY TRANSFER CARTAGE. BaKv. Tninna, onils.

mesaepcer. one up. inerry 144U. DKPENDARLF movin anrsherr Trunks. POUS.

UP, lliewoou Prairoon Visit TANNER FIREPROOF WARE- HOT PES pelore stoniif your uou. Private rooms only. Thiri. It VVARREV. local, distant Insured reaaonahle larill.

fitie-i i.orain. Jjier 4 fC.oil Help Wanted Male AC' ril'NTsVT it)i several years eaperi en, i overed Wagon Co. Cass Ave Mi lemens BARREK First Younj man pre- s.edy Work. OOd STSSea pctrie's, 111 Washington. Ann Arbor, M-h.

BARBER to start work Jan. 53rrl for one month or more. Tullle. Box 4t.Clir!s,.a. Mnti.

BAHHER aiH'fl. enisle man prefei.d s. Monroe St. Monrne Ml- BARBER steady or will lease harlier shop, rheap rent. Carpenter Hamlram-k.

BARREK First hair cuIPr: guar antee or roniniisrtion. Ilo't Fort BARKER Guarantee and percentage. l'nnfient flai ocr Shop. Room 1 BOOK and M-ia-ame Salesnitn Our newest fMtup olfrrnuf Ihe yreaienl. piemturn hook prnp'istttnn is now re-oly for you Our sales will tnke you oul in the and ooltvince you trat you earn and a art at tl'al more weekly tonitn.

see Mr I oTiicrs, a. lulfl Lafayette Riiilouu ANT' S- Expr-rienc-d on all Muct he A- Auio. 4 4 Brail POitTF.R-wanted. Brim brushes. 37J7 Third St, PREMIUM salesmen for new- sale eard plan- easy auar-iiiteed income a.

124 Michigan Theater Elda. R. E. SALESMEN Building- Program. Mark, 14'iQ Cnit'l Artists SALESMEN to tll hxh Yradei lauVdrr.

rlomestic soap. Call Trmp', l-3dla. Of toe, li oil ra -eo 8 and 5 p.m. SALESMEN t2i. evr- I.

to sell usrd cars 11750 Grand Klier. SALESMEN An quu1 nprrt-mftr for t-f in (teit Cnnvf.ir,n rtitirtn is prman.it. ITe lec'M will train. our work from cjuaSif i-sd. mn'i argri -iv, ci-n ri arl -iiiTjg -orif.

Car li r--ntlnti. wilt hirh wi1 rwir. n-x-wirt y-e of il j-na cm prove yy.ir ai:" v. AWiV 9 a. m.

Hi a ni. Mr HHmrrng, 0a rl I- I'Oi Tha Ford Hospital. He was born In Huron County, Ont. Surviving are his wife, Amanda, and five children, Mrs. Carl Whitney, Mrg.

T. E. Jeffries, Mrs. Colin Ross, Ben and Howard Davidson, MONROE-Wllliam G. Gut-mann, 76, former cashier of the First National Bank here and prominent in local Republican politics, dropped dead at his home Monday, exactly a week after the death of his wife.

A daughter, Mrs. Burell Taft, of Monroe, sur vives. WANT AD RATES Effective November 6, 1935 Phone RANDOLPH 9400 Rates, Per Word, Per Day General Classification Cham I'er Word 6c 5c 4 ViC 4c Ca.h Ward Time Times In 1 week. 60 4'ziC Times in 1 week. 4C Times consecutive 3V4c Minimum of 11 words.

RATES OUTSIDE MICHIGAN CHARGE PER WORD (MINIMUM 88c) CASH 7o PER WORD (MINIMUM 77c) Exceptions For transient advertisers under the following classifications: To Rent Rooms, Board and Rooms, Situations Wanted, Home Fumisn-lngs the rate per word la: Exrentlona Charts laah Time 4'so Ze Times In 1 3c Times in 1 3c 2e Minimum of 11 words. RULES All want ad eomolainta nd reomeett for canvcllauona. corrertiona or adjustmenta must be made to tue amuiimeoi ueoari-ment between hoiin ol 8 a. m. and D.

m. Eanoolpti 9400. Tlila Dewapaoer reaerree th rltbt to rlas.ity revifce or reject any want ad and ii not reapnniibie for error ftr the first incorrect meertion ol any auvermeraeoi. The Detroit Free Preea ehall not be renponuble lor errore except to.catice.1 the charse lor eucn poruon oi an aim mcnt aa may pave been rendu cd valueleea wi.a than one insertion of an advertleement ii ordered, notice of errors mint be niyeo in lime lor correction before the aeiund edilion: Death Notices BBOW Sman. Jan 10.

1H39. Beloved i.t.iitve. near (iioiuci 01 Wm, Althau.er and John IX. of Toronto, onl. ervicca at oauKinera reeiutni 11 351 Mark Twain -i Vicdneiilay.

Ralph Micall. Oil Bl In. Scrvici from Ihe Bud and Mull Funeral Chanel, box W. Uiand allirnonn at 2 .10. Danrville.

ew orK. BTfifON Jan. 13, ltWM. at Iiaj-toim Bea- h. Klomla, Lnuie, huehand of Lela Klner Burlnn.

latlier of Mm. Kaj mond rmter bi-niher of Mr. Harriet Rwil, Elizabeth Pnok. of Ann A'hor, M. Amea, (harlea irM, 'rank anil Rlph Burton, of Loa An-clee.

Calif. Funeral crvice at Chanel of Tim Wm. R. Hamilton Cae Ave. at Alexandrine, Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'uloek, CAI.I.VII.V.N John Jan.

IS, 1IJ.IH: bruttier of Thomaa. Mia. MarKaret Wal.li, of and Wra. John Cohen, ot Covinaton. Ky; memlier ol Imllicld ('anin l.t.

S. V. funeral eei-vif-es J'i a. m. ai im-f .1.

BM-ker Klliieral Homo. Ilka.) llamillnn. Burial at I'ort Huron. DM IDSON 1mi Jan. IS.

193. helnvfd llUfOand or Aaiarvta; near lainer oi Carl Wlillnev. Mr, T. lr. Colin Hoe.

Hen and llowaid Oavioeon. Funeral eervke at Alfred E. Cjiisby Mortuary. Woodward Tues day. Jhii.

17. tn DIF.TZ Jan. 16. 13. Carrie R.

wit ol the line Merman mei: moiner Mrs Antv KiUutir and Ada K. prHndmolher of Kathleen and John Kil-pour. Funeral service at rhapei of the Wm Hamilton Co. Can Ave at ni FKX Jan. 14, hallierme oeioven mother of Mrs.

"Hi Barney T. Si'barhaoh. Harry and Dr. Arthur Fey. Funeral Tuesday.

8 -30 a from Frank J. Blokes Funeral Hnme, Hit E. Vernnr Hurhway, and isi a mil Mireh atB 1 5 Gl.LINKKA Ian. 14. al Hinoa.

111. Wal ler helmed hneband or r.va. n'-ar rauor of Walla.e and Charlotte; son of Mrs. Frederick Claim. Li other of Mrs.

Clara Groehn and Mr. Chal ks GltK'hlar. I'uneral Wednesdav. 1:30 m. at.

A. H. Pelera Funeral 12H57 Oratiol. GHKI SKI. Isaac Lockwoorl, Jan.

15: drar hrother ot Mrs. ei. i. i Servirea at residence, oilb Scot- ten. Tuesday at 4 p.ip HARING Noima ol 4270 Allendale Ave Beloved wite 01 Myron, ue.ar si-ie "i Mrs, Georae Murray Mrs.

R. Greer Mis Bertha Watson. Mrs. A I Morion. Mrs J.

T. Bravir. Mr. Samuel Watson and Mrs. G.

Pmkerlon. Servi'es at Schmalrriedt Sons Chapel. 4d.l6 Miehlian Ave. Tuesday, "lin P. m.

HA1.KNBI HI f.R la. 14, John, dear father r.iizaoem i.s:i.hii. Helen and srranuHther of riettw Maw-ey Funeral from resident. 2139 Baldwin Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. KAHN Moritz, Jan.

16. beloved luishaod of father ol aire rtare i.e-, in Bettv. Albert F.ueene and Pauleite Kahn. Funeral pnvaie T'lerf-e oiu.t tirjwerv tf.MON Ian Hallelt Whltlnek. ot ,3 jdc -la ne oveo oroii er Salie Sue Lemuu.

Funeral from parlors of J. Sutton Son. 414( irumDull Ave Time later. HI. LIT Julius riird Jan.

14. a ui he ii, eo ii ni iioio, neral ser i- es Tue-daf 2 m. St Van Kula Funeral Hume. Harprr Ave. 1 1 1 1 -11 1 1 1 rne 1 1 Mrl.hA.N Jan.

14, Lillian, hloved il of near mniuer au.fi or'-er. Funeral Tuesday. 2 p. frotri resi- ch iice, 87115 Forest Aye East iKisiiv Ian 15 1H3II. at residen-ii Scollen Alex, oeinveu ni- band of adle Campbell hrother of Mis.

andler. At re-i deuce until '1 uesday 10 a ro Funeral -crviec Tueiay. 2 30 p. at the J. W.

Chajiel, Lincoln ancock. ntll.lD'N Jane, suodenty at home, I I er I l.i icon raiK. l.ned wife ol William 1 liarles, dear mother of Gordon, ot Dearborn: i and Maud, of Lincoln Park Vmii-iai -day 2 Ill -I. Methodist Church. T.

Paik H'-v Vi-ior nffoiatint Diki.in. Ian 14 HUOn rc.i.lcnce or er irs-oua ia' t.i-oil.er of Mrs lietia Merrick and Walter J. Funeral sr-rvo-es at Flovd Hamilton Funeral Home, neor Wet Grar-d Tipsday 2pm. Interment. Woodlann Cemetery Til Jan.

IS, ISM, beloved mo, her nf William. Mildred. Myrtle, HaroM and Arnold Walo. Remains at Alfred E. Crosby Mortuary, 133ns Woodward until Wednesday, Jan IS 7 a.

rm BAssMIs Ian. 14. William, of 12081 Lonir'iew. beloved huspand ol Emma. fjii.ee of William Carl, and Mrs Emily Stock: gramramer oi me fcT.innrloidien b-olher of Carl and Mrs.

Elia Noetzel. Funeral Tue-xiay, 1 fom A. II Pete's Funeral Home Gratiot, and 'I at si. Pier Lutheran Ci-ur-h. a'-d r-'v- WEBER Ian.

U. 1W Baiph. of Wehh- fluting sr-n of Rairn and Fiieen I'-aae Whr. Funral IcM, in a from A. H.

Peter Funeral Home Gra'ot tXl ETTfi 1 a 4o-l TuMinr I.ape Ilirnunsharr. eis'-r of H. of no li- Franklin Martin, of aoel tiail Pnirsiafl. P' iritlr bsrvicca WeUcefV. It 're pen II Es nil i nn- Hi train.

8 For RO ii Mrv Jane Fhllllps. The Victor Longfield will officiate rvicw at 2 p. m. Wednesday the First Methodist Church, nLdward and Church S-rtland Park. Mrs.

Phillips d.ed idenly Sunday at her home, 1182 Ik Ave. Lincoln Park. Surviv-f are her husband William rtfiries two sons, Gordon, of rvarborn, and Albert, of Lansinp, a daughter Maud, of Lincoln park. William Wassmus. Services at m.

at St. Peter's Lutheran rtun'h Chene St. and Pierce Ave. at 1:30 at the A. H.

Funeral Home, 12057 rmtiot Ave. Burial in Forest lawn Cemetery. Mr. Wassmus, president of the Wassmus Printing House died Saturday at his ome, 12081 Longview of a heart attack. Mr Wassmus was born 72 years eo in Hanover, Germany.

He established the printing house which bears his name in 1893. He was an active member of St. Peter's Church. Surviving are his wife Emma, two sons, William, Carl; a daughter, Mrs. Emily Strick' five grandchildren, a brother Carl and a sister, Mrs.

Ella Noetzel. ROMEO, Mich. Services at 2 m. Tuesday at Wilbur's Funeral Home. Romeo, for Mrs.

Agnes pavis, T6 years old, lifelong resident of Macomb County, who died Saturday at her home in Romeo. Surviving 'e her husband, Fred pflvis. six children and eight grandchildren, mm. Lillian McLean. Services 2 p.

m. Tuesday at the residence. 8705 E. Forest Ave. Burial In Forest Lawn Cemetery.

Mrs. McLean, who died Saturday at her liome, was born 60 years ago. Surviving her are her husband, George and a son, Allen Keeler. lr. Siiaan Brown.

Services for Brown Wednesday at 2 p. m. it the home of her daughter, Mrs. William Althauser, 11351 Mark Twain Ave. Burial in Grand Lawn Cemetery.

Mrs. Brown died Monday at her daughter's r.nme after a long illness. She was 64 years old, a native of Colling-wood. Out, and a resident of Detroit for 13 years. She is survived by her husband, John; her daughter, and a son, John of Toronto.

Mr. Hilda Walo. The body will be at the Alfred E. Crosby Mortuary, 1.T.08 Woodward until 7 a. m.

Wednesday when it will be sent to Lake "Nordwi, S. for services and burial. Mrg. Walo, of 7320 Keeler died Sunday after a lengthy illness. She was bom at Calumet, 62 years ago.

Surviving are five children, William, Mildred, Myrtle, Harold and Arnold Walo. Walter Getlnka. Services atl 1 30 p. m. Wednesday at the A.

Peters Funeral Home, 12057 Gra tiot Ave. Burial in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Mr. Gelinska died Sat' urdav st Hines, 111. He was born 48 veins ago and formerly lived in Pontiac. He is survived by his wife Eva, two children, Walter, and Charlotte; his mother, Mrs.

Frederick Grahn, and two listers. Mrs. Clara Groehn and Mrs. Charles Gitschlag. Mn.

Katlinrln A. Fex. Rerpilem mass at a. m. Tuesday it Visitation Church.

Twelfth St. nd Webb Ave. Burial in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Mrs. Fex, 69 years nld, died Saturday at the of her daughter, Mrs.

Barney T. Srharbarh, .1290 Rochester hr-re she lived. She was born In Three other children sur vive. Mir. Will C.

Mee, Harry and Dt. Arthur Fex. Ale N'eUon. Services at 2:30 p. m.

Tiifsflay at the J. W. Maney Mmi'iRl Chapel, 4763 Lincoln Ave, Euiial in Wnndmere Cemetery. J'r. Nelson, 80 years old, died S'imlay at his home, 3897 Scotten Ave.

He leaves his wife, Sadie Nelson, and a sister, Dflle Candler. llerhert L. Berdan. A real and property-management new in Detroit for 25 years, Mr, died at 11 a. m.

Sunday at Harper He was at Keh. 23, lTS He was a member nf the Detroit Real Estate Board, Detroit Golf Club, the Recess C'nb. Corinthian K. King Cyni Chapter, Detroit "A 1 i'i ni ndery 1. Knights is survived Mr.

Berdan P. v. ife Rlanche a son of Birmingham Hfthoj't and a sister, Mis. Dui'fpe, of Plymouth. Tii" flov.

E. VV. PulliiiRer. of Kpiwopal Church will 11 a. m.

Wednes-at the William R. Hamilton ''hnpfi, ,1975 Cass Ave. Burial v. WoMiiawn Cemetery. MU.AN, Mich.

James K. John- whose enlistment lor Civil service 8t the sue of 14 won medal reosnizing him as youngest man in the Union tn carry a pun," died Sun- at his home here. The 1 was present) to him after 'ar, rlui-inp which he foucht the '6'. era 1 important eriRagement ''a cRptnre.1 by the Confed-''" He escaped from a Con- prison at Kahabo, Ala. at in 1 notable contributions, including hollow-concrete piles, steel-sash construction, steel tile-floor construction and pre-cast reinforced concrete ships, which were used in the World Wrar by the English Admiralty.

Mr, Kahn spent considerable time In Russia where his firm acted as chief designer In the Soviet Union's industrial program. His first trip was in 1931. Mr. Kahn's body will be returned to Detroit for private funeral services and burial. The William R.

Hamilton at 3975 Cass will have charge of the services. Mr. Kahn is survived by his wife, and children, Mrs. Bayee Leven, Betty, Albert and Faulette Kahn, Frank Zldel. Requiem high mass at 10 a.

m. Tuesday at St. Elizabeth's Church, McDougail and E. Canfield after prayers at 8:30 at the Anthony Wujek Funeral Home, 1432 E. Canfield Ave.

Burial In Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Mr. Zidel, of 2642 Garfield died Friday. He was born in La-trobe, Jan.

12, 1911. Surviving are his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Zidel; three brothers, Stanley, Louis and Anthony, and a sis ter, Mrs. Mary Hallman.

He was the husband of the late Martha ZideL Isaac Davidson. Services at 2 p. m. Tuesday at the Alfred Crosby Mortuary, 13308 Woodward Ave. Burial in White Chapel Memorial Cemetery.

Mr. David son, 78 years old, of 41 Hague died Sunday at the Henry Luey lamnelll, 3712 Mllch.ll. Helen Zecman. 1430 i lairnioiint. Verna Kcnnciiy.

li29 McUoujall. zatip. h.hi ciwver Ann hner. I Hull Margaret Lovell. 245 Willia.

Or.ia BrO'lie, 5:39 Lanfiale norenre Crawford. Kentuekr. Winifred Gallasher, 644U Wiiiianuon, Uearhorn. All. Rourke.

73S4 Twelfth, Mary Kaeiyoa. 9113 Pulaeki. Helen Buker. 41HH Lanndale. Lillian Wieu.ik.

7 04 W. Vemor Hirhwav Joseph Doliek. 4H23 Ruoeevelt. Bernice IVnclor, 113S7 Terrv. Leona Mdailden.

1 11154 Ruth. Melvindale. AH'. Imiiu. Twenty Madeline Herron.

5iM Charlolle. Elie Holniee. 1N43 Temple. Mae llnvle, Hlfi? Graham. Dearborn.

Ukraine Henediet, lllkK Central. Cwlwell. ir)3ll hen via nil, Blanche Payne, 4H(J Trumbull. Gerlruile McKennn. lll'il v.

Forry Sally 1 1 f'4 W. caunne jonnaon. jtih I'utnam. Irene "yilo. 1 f)T0 W.

Fort, GIRLS BORN TO; Maria 737 W. Nine Mile, Fern. dale. Eether Chamberi, 3570 Rooevelt, Caiherin llayce, 9-41 Voeemite, Unroaa LevVHllen. HI4H Henry.

Leonora Miller. Elmhurst. Lotltf Holda, Cecil. Kathleen Wood. 15HI1 Murlland, Kalhcrine Myles, Blame.

Zelila Hiiyward, 9W0 Ohio. Nellie Zukoky, til Clamnnunt. Bernice Dailcy. Dcnter Blvd. Ann Sullivan, 8274 Grand Kiver.

knne Murie 4 I '1 U.ininAl. Dclphliic Millp. o7 Kriiklne, Atrue. Williuni. f.4:t rI'hirH olan Uorvath, H2 Viem.r koad, Ecorse, Helen Scavone.

1481H Young. Mary CunllliiKiiam. '2431 Julia Mardeusz, H022 Smart, AmiPtle Nick. hVer. Edna Krieuall.

1425 Eaetwood. Barbara Knight, 209i) Iieomndre, Hazel Park Sarah Bidnniir. SS43 Brvden, Sylvia May, 3297 Glendak Lucille Moore, fi44ii Regular, Kiiin tinttin. ltti.f Graiioi. Iiiok Thompson, (nnee.

Mariorie Geraci, inrUrid. France Pavlni-k, Greenlawn. France. auneld. Miry AVontroha.

3444 Marlm Mary Poaivak, 72rt4 Mcilonald. Faillne Barnee. Beiienn Eieen Ponaldeon. Mar. Inn, Vera McGarrv, 1.T13 Til-cla.

Norah Linehan. 1494 Jnneiion Mary Antonclli. Si Joseph. EdHh Hampel. IKillk Wallham.

Edna Becht, 19765 Wimhi op, Deaths Proctor RH1 1 no. Fa) ward 2lii n'reford. Lllollla Small, "til Adelaide. Margaret Booth, 41D Fernwood, tH. Caddie Palmer, 41'lS Clemenle.

64. Pter Shelley. Hanlm. 6 Kdnard O. Kunk, I 'L't'i 1 stoepel.

Sinn-on Newmmi. 'OMI Harrieon. 80. Henry Braliru, smh. hi.

Mntlv Brauer. i Pnrler. T4. William Kllri. 41i; Horloil.

4. Alberto La Toira. rfHVS Ree-more, (jfj. Waller Graboweki. 43:17 Tenly-fnurth, 66 Frank Daiikowiioh.

Plumer. 53. Ader-rt Trayia. 10T1 Oakland Oxford. 71.

John Lapham. nator. 75. Anna Christina Yo-ky. HH3 Garland, 7S.

Elizabeth Koop. 31142 Fiher. William F. Holfman. IftlLll Wnodhln, 75 Acnes Polierty.

H.c'-'Orv, 4'4. Gardner. Alden. 43. Adolpb Keil.

KiO Cawrain. hd. Adda Mamaret Renlon, 888 S. Chester, Birminaham. 3tr.

Wilhelmina R'ehl, Field. 83. Mux FidVr, RkIi.oii, B7. iJianna Lancia. Ma'k.

1 Kosa Johns, 111" Meldrum. 77. Frank W. Stool, Krant! Hotel. Twtrolt.

75 Mi'tia-! 7.rem-ki. 4.i.'lt Ca.per Alatider Stevenaou. J.Sr8 Buena Vteta an. Kat Waldo Bird. Whiltier Apts.

Burne Drive, Julius Boih.ohild. )0 Mosa. Huhlani. Park. Mi' HoniT A.

Wolfe. Flerenth 65, Jolinine Bloyd. Rio.irlle. Jennie Shnilr-T, oil ft4. Hinire Mupek.

tl. John wart, 7 Min-hrll. SI Viola Svrll o.ir.ll Milnallkee. R9, Flennnr. L'anfi'ld.

11 Berl Clareni''' petkham. Green. 66 Kmroa Hamilton. 'J 4 Williamson. 64.

Anna l.enon. Ml. Mary Barn-k. I4'K'! Lauder. 40 1'homa Hoiler 7 Military, oy.

Anna Cooiwr. 3::7 Birlilon, 7. Hurry Hai iiofcton. 4 Blail'he Sawyer. Kiirif, Orleans.

Hymaii Mt'l Caa. 5:. Lennaid F. Mllllvan, 29)3 B. Granl Bird t.r, A.

n'Uelis r.SO F.nie wood. 00. F.imer fljron MerkT, nxi st. i-tair, 49 Pauline ScriTrr-r. 3 Ha'dintr.

on. Roland Hiioer. 4olia crane, Lmerance Veratraete. 1324 Crane, fio, Victor Lamere. 4101 Pennyl vania.

70. Lurrata Morton, Frederick. 46. lli. NJewman.

ftO rill in. Dr. Georse B. McCutclieon, S2U0 Wood. -rA Ml Pairida Ann Belanser, ostin Barren, 1 Sophia Anderson, J7U urieana, no.

Thomas Redman. nlg Ternea. 18. Ui.v,r Spcffrriaii. iin, uuincy.

William T. Kurtirnek. 15477 Oakfield, Tl Jack Maxwell. 43H -leniple. 40.

Julia S-iiwedel, Piiienurei. va. Gr-i-ler. 5ii3 Bun. Vault, Jean Wavinrk.

Marnuett. cirie Iircrka. F.I Indae. 4( Hariev Gordon. Ph'lip.

ft. Incr islelfnrd Hamilton, 29. Skomui, 1 ampau. 1 day L-rnui, 7.i4fl Nevada. 44.

Jn-eph Fenien. "Ot.i2 Helrn. "2. nOT-iP. rhaln'eis.

AMhnr Hin'kfooi, Maxwl! 46 Peo-r Stuart, 18 Midland, Huhland Park. Pe.l Wamnrton. 201 P'rr Road. 44 B-ny fv.manke 4 luiiey, o. Miry cliler.

B15 65 Antoo Riehtrr, 9t4S 'tone, 70. Divorces Granted 1 3 1 7 1 3 4 Marriage Licenses (Applied for) Joseph Olah. 30: Anna Kaleniot, IS. e.imard Kitko. Clara boika.

IK. Felix Burcellato, 2U; conceua Smnale. I Louis Gheta. 21- Dorothy Keener. 18 Joseph 1.

Patenaued, 20: Margaret M. Olllesnir, 20. Anthony Wroua, 26; Lottie Kosvalewski, Curl Tuohel, 51 Soma Stankiesrh, 2(1. nomas u. Annoy, Mary J.

run, Alplioiise, J. White, 24; F.orenua C. Averea, Thomas Baker. 21: Virfinia Cooper. 20.

Lester Cameron. Vivian Brown, 27 Howard Davig, 26: Verla Mae imams, nil. Paul Crny. 21: Doris I. Pult.

22. lames Henderson, 211: Grace WJiieham. IS. Stephen Andor, 21; Sylvia Averaa, KmniPII. B'll.

20; Frlcil 23. rhendiw Spldnn. 3(1- Ruth IluMinlr. 23. Ousial Malmberff, 20; tvelift bhreiber, I Anibo Bochelau, 22; Marjorn Robmaon, 'ii.

Ja-k C. Hanilir. Sf); Flow 25. RohfTt E. Caldwell.

21; Mane T. Ardiuo, til. Joi A. Kowak, 22; Wanda J. Zielintki, AIIhii Mallnowikl, 22: Estello Cherepo- wirkv.

Monrnn. Ovfalpan Murrav. 29 Tupetawulu, Helen Plocharciyk, John Jflfoba, 27: Hflfn Jfeumann. 20. Hflen TrapiHfi, Roe M.

24. warn r. lura. dl: sara r. ivay.

-'-i. John Urohman. "ti; Mary McCarthy, Allen Thara. Thera Kruw.ka. 57.

R.ull iinldtn, 21; Margaret fc. Howey, it. John Swialkowiki, 29: Lillian Boi-ualaw- -'I HKffCll Kfilr. 3(1: l.aura Furm'r. Thr-ftriruft Vr.

hcUki. Mnrv SjllOW. IP Thnmaa J. 3: Helen wasrsK, nnh A T.ilr-aa. S(l: Hel'n M.

May. 23. Ftr hurrhvara. hwiairii, v.i. John HnjanoWKkl, Irene 1W.

Jnhn I inka. 21: Frnnrea Bednarnki, in. Ux Sffinsrer, "Jft; atmie weinian, Andrew BhUIupco, 23. Minnie V. Jakaon, II Anlhnnj Srnck, SI: Barbara Wnrlke.

en Jernmn M. Terhaar, ii.t, Mildred Kenoe. II. John Trenxty. 21: E'We f'evora.

19. Earl M. Grove, 34; Horema Johnston, 4. Thomaa Hefferon. 21: Betty M.

Ed nr I Arthur E. Heaum. 31; Eleanor M. KrauM. Alli.rl, O.

Borhere, 22; Lill L. Droller, 1H. rharle Murray. 6: virlaine Baul, Wall'T H.ilM-r, i ainenne Stie 25; Marion Hooke. tl.

I mi Mavme Kfe.e. 2 Edwm Jatoby, 31; I. Reyaldo. "7 William M. Lennie, 23; Ella Mae Hufhea.

Jo.ih Marclnak, 23; Stella wrowewaKa, Ert.Hrd Grochala, 25: DoroHiy Lawrenoa Miraoola. 25; Katn'rlne H- Laurence R. tljerman, 26; Mildred rrey, i erni.t- Tr.tkow.ki. 27: Mary 19 Lenmon Harblfon. 'ii.

man in Stc.n Fedorka. 29; Colleen A. Adami Jame. Rotkay. 24' Marie Bnrnartel.

23. lloherl Mann. 20: Mildred Hatee 1. Hpiirv Conner, jeie nipnip, I 'U' Anna I.llkawy. 19 Hon Kinch.

W. Marearei John' rhnnina, 44: Elisabeth M. Barink i Hibbard. 25; Joa'phina Sryman In.cph Nielllaki. 21' A TO Brr.u.r.k.

IS reedon. 2.1: Julia M. G'n rillffAr Ch.eK-r Bmnli, 2: J-ie Oihm.ki. Vi. Bernard alkiei'-i, 20.

Rnte MalOAiec, Ca'l' G. AndTon, 27; Alma Toryerson, Clenf-til "on. O. Theleen. 33; Marion iff.

Fihel Patterann. Kilanoki. 2: France Jikubnw. H. v'ii'ld Renaud.

M. Marlin. Orion, Crt: Maisaret Si-hneider. t'lto Porta "'t- Rne Patazoio, 19 Iiolii-ft Slatrr '-'I. Kilu.inl KmalUowki.

Stella Kran-jyn- ki. Wlme. Barbara Brera. Mil. hell llviluk.

Mi Kmata c. KliK-hack. 21; Ann v. 1 Goiian. ar, 11 Haltie Chmiel-w- Flai-h.

3: ion .1. Kora'i. Fern B-arer. H1 Vernm-a R. Gnrrlaa.

7 LoiH4 Hchwarla, "5: Florenre DolmekT. Lou'', J. Colle. Mary M. Harcourt.

Oemte Plirak, Fv Bio-hsn. "0. Rmharrl Huff Mary Head. Tbraebcr. 23: f.veljo Cope- Th'oma'n nmn Sute Sahn.

10 t( Franca Buskin. 53 Toairii SiiHl. Wiena Bmwn. If. Frank S' Stefanekl.

1. Aih.rt Rovinakl. 21: Margarrt Mcamara. i 7danowki. GencTieve Zmiida.

Krlnr Shantt. 31: Grnevieie Poneoi'k. T.ro'n R-no I.eona Vrlln. "3 MiiUlrv Vrrymaia. A 26, Podle- 1H Fi Ma'kiewirj, 1: Alice, F.

tal rel. ff, jliran. d-1: r.iir r. Rrepk. 'nhni atek.

(Nomina and porltrl TRI ssEs. tupmrter. Elastic fstneain. expert lany and m'n iineia. run lialld chairs.

Pe.ls lor rent or sals, (tick room supplies. RuPKr foods. Kiitil-man to, IM K. lefl.reon H-H E--ta 70 a rs Auto Clutch Strvict SLIPPING Tt VlIES repaiiBt ib 10111 til Rner. HO 7.1.14 Auto Cta lfTfi uVnTv Ssleiy reasonable.

MtGraw. Oreeon lliJl Saufv Shop i ti ill INN HEACTY 'IIOPPE Oakwood. Ford Airport. An- nomtment. li'-aroornj ii ii IT ti FA IT SALON noeo'eteiliin's till illock, Cap.ll.le oper ators to aeiye you.

4711 Hamilton, at F'ortihf Boir Wldd, fftf ana Vt V-eMind West Lafayette. Vine- wood 1 H4. Boakhping Strviet Ti 'tEVK flli'inei-ll Fdird Koppel. 3 H.J Chutn. Tyler 6 Bowling Allty snTTEXTKii be'-reatios.

iirand utj uci n'. 2 lid l-l. Brick Ctmtnt, Slueco A-1 BcE.MENT cement. I vn, lloaarth Tisltl Carpentry Careen -r -r rt No job on small Itrexe, Corpertrara onJjConfrocfora ALTER A'll'iNS uarat'S. altica lartiiw.

lepa, reens, rn- i.c. Trinity 1 1 4 1 CaKPESTEB ams ork work Keli-tirilli a stHJciauj. nt.i- Carpet and Rug Cleaning CAPTfl.ls If', fW- ti i kJ 'A" sT'l-utN' fajtt'i Ih-inuir oilnif ac's-l Rum cleaned. Insured. Complete Collition Work fVATk'pi Auto k'-rvi-s ion himin-.

pa.rittr.ir i :18 Joseph Campau. lowns'Td -'itl- Electrical Fixturee and Suupliee IIXTIREi. laM's. Apnusnt-ei. we S.

cnW Fixturee and Wiring ALL 1. ni yniora fatones. Jack lajner PI.Tt, 1 'j up r- lei ices, raniie -2 repairs reasonable. -ih 111 wlll'if. l.li ,1.

a jowen orites; n-. ni Tnmiv Faucet Repair Service Give Life time vo-drtp Jaucet aerrlca. 'lino Vll.VEASn a rCET friRP 401, iroenjhla. Floor Sanding and Waxing c-T7u (lid. new Guaranteed tal Frea astimate.

Temnle Thirteen yers' et-" 1 en. Host at. 11 ol Wa! Pttliaflfl. Tr'nily 4 117 "Furnace Cleaning and Repairing 1AL--HfISW EEK Ad f-i-tiace. yaeiul'n cleaned.

Jl stwiaf laken dotsn. chonoey and Irttct snameled Retmnnt ,11 U'or'mntin-iiiO l-arls auarantwl. Ettiroy S40 or TEmc.e Idll'-M a ci-yt'iar ctvmnevs. hO'tl cleimd i i .7 rcnairs iesonihie. Ureas 4.1O' 1.

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