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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

Asked the Builders building three
four small model homes each section
dwelling comary constructed McGegor replied
We've given this question serious thought
might build
represented by single house And many
>fickets the Builders Show.
But TO do this would be a
gambling do nd in smaller
couldn't anything in
home Primarily hope will
visitors As know, it's 10 an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Stands Knee-DeeD
I'm House Plans
At Work Already
On AZ Ideal Home
BY LAFE ALLEN
Detroit Times Real Estatk Editor

IKE Old St Nick who begins fahonins the Christ
IL December 26 McCiregor manager
Detroit Builders Show nee-deep plans
exact Saturday although the Ideal Home open nearly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Realtors Hear
Experts Cover
House Problem
Haskins, Wolff, Gonon
and Hall Discuss
City's Home Needs

All phases of housing, ranging
from the viewpoint of the land
lord to that Of the welfare Client
were covered in forum discussion
at the Detroit-Leland Hotel last
Wednesday night sponsored by the
Detroit Real Estate Board.
Speakers were Lewis II. Haskins
of the Detroit Trust Company,
Joseph p. Wolff, commissioner OF
buildings and safety engineering:
7 NrS! Josephine Gomon, former
director-secretary of the Detroit
Housing Commission, and Willis
II. Hall, manager of the industrial
department of the Detrt it Board
of Commerce.
Henry N. Johnson, president or
the real estate board, presided at
the capacity gathering.
No Need for Panic
Haskins. speaking on The
Rental Situation in Detroit as I
See It." told the realtors that
there was no need for panic as
far as housing Detroit's defense
workers was concerned.
"Our operative builders were
never more numerous or cap
able, and are ready to build
anything at the drop of hat IL
the demand Develops" Haskins
declared.
Because OF the transient ma
ture of new people who may be
expected TO be attracted to tho
Detroit area I'm defense work, IL
seems to me that there should
be considerable elasticity In the
accommodations to avoid over
production and worse panic
after the need has passed.
Estimates Home Needs
"Along this line it seems
several unused facilities are now
available, such as q so per cent
vacancy In hotels, fats over
stores, Summer cottages, Y. Nj.
c. A. dormitories and rooming
houses. Perhaps many portable
houses could be erected which
could be later moved away IL
the demand passes.
III defense takes $4,000 works
ers here" Haskins continued,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

year
McGregor revealed that next years
model home won't be as expensive as this
years Pontchartrain drive French Town
House, but that it will represent efficiency
plus.
Were going TO see just how eff
fctently we can build home" he said
and we're planning an innovation. We're
going to let the Ideal Home visitor know
how much each particular installation In
the dwelling costs, 30 that he'll know
whether or not he can afford to remodel
portion of his own home TO take
advantage of the latest advance in home
equipment. And potential builders can
get ideas for their new dwellings"
The 1912 Ideal Home will probably be
an American Colonial type with the posi-
bility Of Early Michigan architecture be-
ing followed McGregor said
'sThere are Eariy Michigan type
homes In Ann Arbor. Marshall and
Chelsea which are architecturally beau
tifuI," said the show manager eff We
can make this style exterior conform To
the modern interior we're planning. it
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23

Continued on Page Two)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-23
Estimates Home Needs

Continued on Page Two)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16

neutrality patrol Of Western
Hemisphere waters.
Orders 10 the navy 10 sink
any belligerent raider menacing
American shipping.
If adequate guarantees are
not provided by Germany that
American shipping carrying
cargoeS of a nonmilitary char
acter in noncombat zones will
not be molested, severance OF
diplomatic relations with the
Reich is expected. Z
Official Washington meanwhile
awaited Gemany's next move
following President Roosevelt's
order freezing all assets of CONT
mental Europe in the United
States.
The Italian governments quick
retaliatory step in Selling Ameri-
can assets in Italy came as no
surprise and similar action is ex-
pected from the Nazi government.
The United States freezing
order. approved Saturday by Sec
rotary of State Hull, was long
held up because the secretary felt
that it would lead 10 retaliation
by the Axis powers and place fur
ther strain on diplomatic relations.
The treasury had favored the
move for some time.
More than a half billion dollars
of American holdings are tied up
in the Axis nations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
MELoDRAMATIC DASH

That their melodramatic auto
mobile dash from Spain across the
PortugaSe border was real and
no put-up job was confirmed by
Carol
II cannot Vet speak OF what
happened ~ spain" hn told me
III j. still too near and too bad"
Even Hftor tho trio sailed from
Lisbon i'm tho American liner SIS.
EXcambior on the first leg Of It's
Journey 10 Havana Hitler still
doomed over them like an aveng-
ing shadow, There were reports
that "a German submarine would
stop the ENcaWbi0n and demand
The royal party,
So they have cause 10 rejoice
that their nine months Journey
mas brought them 80 last 10 a
land-fall lis pleasant and q sane
tuary as safe us llayana
Herr, IN tt-r i1erty rap7tai ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Applications Open
For Detroit S Camp

J. J. Considine. assistant gem
eral superintendent of Detroit
Recreation camp near Brighton,
today invited applications from
parents having children between
the ages of 8 TO Is
Application blanks are available
at 504 Elmwood avenue and
further information may be had
by telephoninG Fitzroy $50. The
camp is operated by the city rec
reation department..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Croatia
Signs ON
Axis Line
International News service Cable

VENICE, June 16.-The newly
created kin d ON of Croatia,
carved out of YugoSlavia after
Axis conquest of that nation, was
a member of the Axis today after
a colorful ceremony in Venice
attended by representatives of
Germany, Italy and Japan.
Ante Pavelitch. chief of the
Croat state. signed an alliance
with the tripartite powers in the
presence of Fascist Foreign Mini
Ster Ciano. Nazi Foreign Minister
Won Ribbentrop and Zembi Hori-
kiri. Japanese ambassador to
Rome. 3
BY this pact. Croatia joins com
pany with Slovakia, Hungary
Rumania and Bulgaria in the Axis
train, comprising virtually a solid
Balkan block. The Duke of Spoleto,
cousin of Italian King Victor En-
manuel, will ascend the Croat
throne as King Aimone /.
"a London broadcast picked
up by CHS in New York pre-
dictcd that the old kingdom of
Montenegro would be reconsti-
tuted as the next step in the
AXIS partition of YugoSlavia.
King Nicholas was deposed in
1918 and Montenegro joined TO
Serbia, to become part of Yugo-
Slavia after the Versailles
Treaty. A member of the former
dynasty is to be placed on the
Montenegran throne, London
asserted
The alliance signed by Pavebtch
makes Croatia a military as well
as economic partner in the AXIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Your Daughter Has a
Right to Know

II Is every mothers duty to tell her
daughter physical facts. How much bet
ter that she learn them from you, rather
than from girls her own age. In feminine
hygiene, facts may be distorted. or wholly
untrue. Result. many brides use douches
of over-strong solutions OF acids which
can actually burn or scar delicate tissues.
Today. there is no need to use such dead
" solutions. Science has given Us Zonite.
Non poisonous, non-caustic, yet kills
germs, bacteria on contact. Actually de-
stroys undesirable odors. Protects per
sonal daintness. Most important, safe
for delicate tissues. Over 10000, 900 bot
ties already bought. Free Book Tells
Intimate Facts. Give your daughter
this frankly written booklet, Feminine
Hygiene Today" which you can get
FREE. sent 10 you postpaid N PLAIN
wrapper. Send name and address TO
Zonite Products Corporation. Dept. a
80 Lexington Ave, New York, y. Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
False Teeth Wearers Often
Worst Breath Offenders!
"Need More Than Mouth Wash"
say Authorities i. /. Recommend Polldent

A thin dark film collects on plates
and bridges. This film soaks UP
odors and impurities like sponge!
1t holds germs and decay bacteria,
and 1t is SO tough that ordinary
brushing seldom removes 1t. II gets
into every tiny crevice where brush
ing can't even reach. Almost always
1t results In "denture breoth'-prob-
ably the most offensive Of all breath
doors.
Yet there's a perfect way TO clean
and purify false teeth without
brushing, acid or danger II IS Poll
dent. a powder that dissolves
away all scum, stains. tarniSh and
odor. Makes breath sWeeter- 4
and plates or bridges look bet
ter and feel better. Tens OF
thousands call Pohdent bless
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16

lum as to remove a hunk of thumb
were the words King Carol of
Rumania."
But if his majesty thinks Of
himself as a king only tempo
rarily out of a job, then in all fair
ness 10 the man il must be
pointed out that his impeccable
conduct is that OF a private
citizen.
Tomorrow - THAT Woman"
Mime. Lupescu.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
u. s. TO Put 6 Seized Danish Ships
In Service as Troop Transports

many full indemnities for the loss
of property and life incurred and
guarantees against further attacks
on American shipping.
STUDY SAFEGUARDS
Far stronger measures TO pro-
tect American commerce against
the menace of the U-boat, the
surface raider and the bombing
plane are also under active official
consideration. it was learned in
state department circles. This
forceful program contemplates
these possibilities:
sThe arming OF American
merchantmen, with orders 10
defend themselves against at
tack by any armed raider,
either submarine, surface raider
or bomber.
eThe possibility OF outright
escort of American merchant
shipping outside of defined COM
bat waters by United States
warShips and airplanes.
Further extension and rein
forcing of the United States
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
WITHHOLD ACTION

The state department is with
holding further action on the sink
ing of the American merchantmen
Robin Moor pending receipt early
Tuesday of the full dispositions and
Photographic evidence of the II
survivors of the ship who were
picked UP by the Brazilian rescue
vessel Osorio and taken to Recife,
Brazil.
The record is being flown TO
Washington by Philip Williams,
third secretary of the American
embassy at Rio de Janeiro.
The state department, however,
is expected TO dispatch stern
protest to the Reich over the
torpedoing of the Robin Moor.
Observers said the protest,
destined TO be the strongest diplo-
matte action since the days prior
TO United States entry in World
War. will rebuke Germany for
sinking the Robin Moor and cast
ing its as passengers and crew
members adrift in the middle of
the South Atlantic, will firmly
assert the American formula of
the freedom of the seas, will de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Newest Bomber
Ties Speed Of
Pursuit Planes
By ". ". CHAPLIN
Int. News service National Defense lSperi

BALTIMORE. June To- ne
fastest bomber IN the world equal
ing in speed the best pursuit planes
now in action IN Europe. was flown
for the first time here and mot all
expectations OF ITS manufacturers.
the Glenn /. Martin Company
This plane. known technically rs
the Isl and having The export
name Of The Baltimore. vas bullt
to meet British specifications and
was flown before English lnSpec-
tors. All preparations for quantity
production have been completed
and deliveries viii begin IN July
The entire production Wi! so TO
Britain.
PLNSTICS USED
First flight test of the initial
Baltimore. a medium high WING
monoplane with transparent plaS-
tic nose and turretS conceded
with inspection of the Martin
plant. largest single airplanc fac
tory in the world. Of a group of
returned war correspondents who
have been visiting American de-
Tense centerS-
After the successful test J. T
Harrison, executive vice president
OF the company. told us:
This looks like the real thing.
The 1877 il development OF the
I67 model known as the Mary
land. OF which 500 are in use in
Europe now. The Marylands
were made on French order hut
the British have all of them now,
except for 100 which were cap
tured from the French by the
Germans.
SPEED KEPT SECRET
"The Baltimore is faster than
any other bomber yet built. with
n speed which is a military Sc
cret hut which may be said IL
compa rable 10 the pursuit planes
now I'm use in Europe"
Fighter planes OF English, Amer
ican and German make now en-.
gagged in the war. Harrison said,
have speeds up TO about $50 miles
an hour.
The Baltimore has critical
altitude flight level Of great
est efficiency and speed-of $4,000
feet and a range up TO 5000 miles.
Because of its speed and other
factors which cannot be disclosed
n is believed that the Baltimore isl
suitable for daylight bombing, far
more accurate than the commoner
night bombing.
Both England and Germany
have been forced 10 concentrate on
night bombing 10 date because the
low speed of existing bombing
planes has made them too Vulner-
able 10 fighter attack in the day
time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Refuge King Carol Plays
Role Of Vd(dtioning Monarch
Continued from Page one)

Cuba. his majesty Nine. Lupescu
and the Ubiquitous Urdarianu re-
Semble nothing so much as a trio
of pleasant. well-heeled, middle
class tourists. Neither their clothes
nor their conduct distinguish them
from rup-of- the-mill visitors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16

WASHINGTON, June 16.-Act-
ing under the new Ship Requisi-
ton Act, the Coast Guard at the
direction of the maritime COM
mission today seized six Danish
ships held in protective custody
in American harbors.
Three of the vessels were taken
in New York harbor, two at Bos-
ton and one at Portland, Me.
The commission said that final
determination" has not beer
reached concerning disposition OF
the ships, but it is possible that
one or more will be operated by
the army as troop transports.
The commission added that I'll
is likely none of the six will be
used in Transatlantic service"
Negotiations for the six Danish
vessels and 33 others still tied UP
in American waters are still In
progress. Eighty-four foreign ships
altogether fall under scope of the
ship seizure law. They include SO
Danish. % Italian, two German
IL French and several others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16

ing for comfort. convenience and
hygiene Long lasting can costs only
30s at any drug store. Approved by
Good Housekeeping Bureau and
dentists everywhere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
SECRET FORTUNE


There is not the slightest osten-
tation TO indicate that his majesty
is a tremendously rich man, with
"a great fortune secretly placed al
his command in this hemisphere
Nothing. that is, except the simple
fact that his majesty and madame
never ask the price Of anything
They simply buy, and Urdarianu
pays the bills.
With the exception Of the king
.inSistence on his title, there is
nothing remotely regal or resplen.
dent in their manner or mode Of
life. But the king does insist or
his titular due, as l have cause L
know.
what do YOU wish TO be
called, sir, now that you are in
Havana asked Carol I'm the
honest belief that he would
henceforth be known az the duke
of this-andthat or count some
thing-Or-other."
ELUSHES IN ANGER
IT was only when l saw the rec
tide of anger creeping over
Carols usually pleasant counte.
nance that | realized an all-out
faux pas had been committed.
II wish 10 he called by the
name by which l am always
known" he snapped with his
only display of Hohenzollern
hauteur to date.
If L h a d any further doubt
about the whereabouts of Ru.
mania'S king, they evaporated the
following day when ! was priv.
legged to run an exploratory thumb
over one of Carols cards.
Engraved so deeply in the vel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16

LUKE GREEN, II
Of 1887 Butternut
street, Detroit, has
increased his num-
Der of customers
10 70 an d h a S
earned $500 in the
2 years he has been
serving subscribers
Of T h e ID troit
Times in the neigh
borhood Of Temple,
w God w a + d, and
Fourth avenues.
Luke is a senior at
w e tern Hig h
School, likes hockey,
football, and base
ball, wants to be a
tool and diemaker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16

-tt@l1Ill4L+@A-+-..A -IllSS-4-l4lAf4I -&iiAl-IAiI
Atlantic TO safety IN Havana is of
IA piece with the rest Of Carols
'implausiblc career
That flight began last Septem-
Der when the Fascist Iron Guard,
after trying assassination, liter
ally howled Carol from the throne
the throne he had gained a
decade earlier when he returned
from exile 10 yank il from under
his patient son.
II was given - hours i'm
which 10 leave" Carol frankly
told me.
Twenty-four hours in which TO
get out of town, like any small
time American punk warned TO
quit the village precincts by dusk.
DER FUEHRER FURIOUS
Then began the long and dan
gerous dash for freedom across a
iHitler-dominated Europe in which
no refugee, be he king or COM
lmoner. is safe from the lengthy
and punitive arm of der fuehrer.
And der fuehrer was furious
with Carol First, the king had
earned Hitler'S hatred by his own
harsh suppression Of Rumania 5
pro-Nazi Iron Guard in the past.
And second. he had refused as best
he could 10 hand over Rumania'S
vast resources of oil and wheat.
In European diplomatic circles
il is automatic that almost any
thing is for sale IN Rumania. Dur
ING his "a hours of grace, Carol by
hook or crook contrived the safe
exit from Rumanla of the two
most hated persons within its
borders: Nine. Lupescu and
Colonel Urdarianu.
II is reported that Carol bought
the safety Of himself, madame and
the colonel from the Iron Guard
for a consideration amounting TO
81 100000, probably part Of the
vast fortune he could not remove
with him in his hasty flight!
LOYAL TO CAROL
For Is years. during no moment
of which her life was worth a
plugged peso, Nine. Lupescu had
been loyal TO Carol. For the 10
years of his reign, Urdarianu, who
looks like a sleek. Balkan George
Raft, has been his faithful bench
man. fiscal agent and pay-off man
When the pinch came, be il saiC
TO Carols credit that he paid anC
paid and paid 10 save their skins
He was as loyal as they. Diplo.
matte circles whisper that tho
legendary 100000 TO the Iror
Guard was only the beginning.
! What II cost his majesty TO get
them out Of Spain. men can only
surmiSc. Because Spanish Fascist
officials. when the trio thought
they had found a haven i'm Spain
.obhgingly put them under house
arrest.
There were rumors that leaS'
Madame and the colonel would be-
sent back 20 Rumania to stanc
trial
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Stanley MierZwa, Is

Stanley Mierzwa, Is
of 2013 Belmont
av n ue, II a M
tramck, has earned
$3.50 and increased
his business 1907
in the 2 years he
has been carrying
The Detroit Times
in the neighborhood
Of d e q u i n d Ire.
y a g el, Carpenter,
and Caniff avenues.
Stanley is a "B"
student at Ham
tramck High School.
collects old coins as
a hobby, wants to
be a tool and die
maker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16

flight OF Carol, Nine. LupeScu ana
the colonel across Europe and the
Atlantic to safety IN Havana is OF
a piece with the rest Of Carols
career.
That flight began last Septem-
Der when the Fascist Iron Guard,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Music Box to Play
Ginger Picture
Tom. Dick and
Harry" Thursday

n. bear or the lion or the tiger
that the little girl tells her mother
she saw in the backyard il very
rssl TO her
Ire little girl isnt training 10
b lar. as mama NAV worrediy
think Instead she = developing an
Imagination that vii bring plea-
sure to her al through her life II
" is properly governed.
Such an imagination IL the basis
for the hilarious fantasy sequences
" RKO Radios Tom. Dick and
Harry" starring Ginger Rogers.
al the Music Box thester Thurs
dsy.
As jamie. a romsntically slap
happy telephone operator. Ginger
becomes engaged to three men AZ
the same time. They are George
Murphy as Tom. high powered
automobile salesman: Alan Mar
shal as Dick. rich mans son:
and Burgess Meredith a. Harry.
happy-go-lueky garage mechanic.
Unable TO choose between them.
Ginger visualizes married life with
each of them before making her
decision and the audience views
her fantastic musings.
Her imagination runs wild as she
mentally pictures what married
life with each Of her boy friends
would be like. These pictures are
eolored and exaggerated and occa-
sionally vagrant incongruity
ereeps In but they will arouse a
sympathetic understanding in all
who see them.
Sharing the screen Will he The
Saints Vacation" with Hugh Sin
clair IN the lead role.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Ray Noble s Personal Appearance at
Century Sunday Season Highlight

That numerous Tacomans and vast number OF soldiers
planning make evening Of music Sunday August
TO- when Ray Noble internationally famed conductor brings
his rado-recordng orchestra the Century ballroom the
word Of Brad Bannon, Tacomas dance impressaro from
indications since the Of Mobiles engagement
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07

Dance enthusiasts will make IL a
gala event. but music lovers who
have long admired the Noble brand
Of melody are evidently going to
take advantage Of the local ap-
pearance. and Noble will be called
upon for some OF his past successes
such as Miss Otis Regrets. 3"
Dinner for One. Please James. I"
and even more popular his own
compositions. Goodnight Sweet
heart" THE Touch Of Your Lips, :"
BY the Fireside. "Comanche War
Dance" and Love Is the Sweetest
Thing"
Always a stylist in music the
Noble arrangements have held the
fancy OF the American public since
the arrival of the popular English
maestro in this country some eight
years ago. With an outstanding
radio program chalked up to his
success each year. motion picture
appearances. continued engage
ments in the leading hotel dance
rooms Of the country, Ray Noble
is today one Of the foremost ex-
ponents Of dance rhythms.
Advance ticket sales are being
conducted for the Noble engage
ment at the Poodle Dog restaurant
on the Seattle highway.
adjacent to the Century ballroom,
the Almvig Music store and the
Victor Shine shop.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
MAGAZINE STORY FILMED

Hurry. Charlie. Hurry" a riot
Gus comedy-feature starring Leon
Enrol, was adapted from an orig
insl story by Luke Short, published
in This Week" magazine recently.
Paul Gerard Smith wrote the
screenplay and Charles Roberts d.
rected the RKO Radio film.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1941-05-23
Poppy Days

Whereas i'm the World War the
young men of WyandOtte gave
their services To our country with
an exalted spirit Of patriotism,
and some were called upon TO sac
rifice their lives in that service;
Whereas, many others were
called upon to sacrifice health and
strength, with resulting suffering
and hardships to themselves and
families which continue to this
day;
Whereas. the memory Of these
patriotic sacrifices should ever be
kept fresh in the minds OF patri-
otic citizens, while fullest aid
should he extended TO those still
within the reach of human aid:
Whereas, the wearing of the
Memorial Poppy both hOnors the
dead and aids the disabled and de-
pendentS;
Therefore. I, Louis W. Benin.
mayor of the city of Wyandotte,
do hereby proclaim May Ord and
18th. 1871, Poppy Days i'll Wyan-
dotte. and urge all citizens TO OBJ
serve the days by wearing the
Memorial Poppy.
LOUIS W. BENIN.
Mayor.