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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-13
To Give Party

To Give Party
Miss Monica Weber. Miss Ann
Owens, Miss Nancy Benson, Miss
Sylvia Grierson, Miss Nancy Bur
rell. Miss Doris Hops and Miss
Marjorie GolcZynskt witt be host
esses Saturday evening at the
Weber home at a valentine party
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-13
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vulnerable.)
South West North East
ant Pass 3NT
At two tables OF a duplicate
game exactly the same bidding
occurred on this deal, and exactly
the same plays were made to the
FIRST three tricks. West led the
heart 5. the 4 being played from
the table and East putting I'D the
K, South, of course. playing the Q.
East returned the 2 to the J and
A. and then West made an all
revealing move. He led the heart
10. the Q winning.
The deciarer at one table now
saw that his contract was safe II
the diamond fnesse would work.
Countable tricks were two In
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-13
Entertain Friends

ENIcTtdTn FTIenO8
Mrs. William Cameron and Mrs.
Thomas Sattler entertained 10
friends al the Sattlei home Tues
day evening. Hearts were played
and prizes went to Miss Mildred
Geddes and Miss Mable Marsh. Re-
freshments we're served by the
hostesses.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-13

Ray and John Mccall, Owosso
have been visiting their sister, Mrs
George A. Willoughby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12

Mrs. Minnie Emens
Mother Of Hamframck
School Head Dies

Services are to be held today for
Mrs. Minnie A. Emens, u. mother
of NJ, a. Kopka, superintendent of
schools of Hamtramck Mrs.
Emens died in the farm home in
which she was born. northwest
of Dundee. Mich, Wednesday
morning
Her maiden name was Minnie
Slayton. She was the oldest child
of~James and Matilda Slayton ano
prior to her marriage TO Charles
r. Emens she taught in the rural
schools of Monroe County.
Surviving are her husband; q
daughter, Mrs. Kenneth McMichael
of Leslie. Mich; Mr.. Kopka; z
sister, Mrs. Charles A. Jordan Of
Saline; a brother. William A. Stay.
ton of Dundee. and three grand
sons. Gale McMichael. and Donald
and Robert kopka
Services are TO be held in tho
Methodist Episcopal Church oi
Dundee Burial will be in OAK
Lawn Cemetery. Dundee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Turks Proclaim
State Of Siege
International Neu. service Cabl,

ISTANBUL. April u - The
Turkish high command, said Is
tanbul newspapers today. have de-
cided TO proclaim a fun state Of
siege in European Turkey from
which a huge exodus of civilians
into Asiatic Anatolia was getting
under way.
The state Of siege, il was said,
would legalize the army's COM
Wandering Of trains. trucks
automobiles and other transporta.
ton facilities TO move inhabitants
out of the districts of the Oar
danelles. Adrianople. Rodosto and
Kirklareland which have come
within easy reach of German
troops that have dashed across
Grecian Thrace and arrived at the
Aegean coast.
II appeared that Turkey, iso-
lated from Greece by the Naz
advance through Western Thracc
would remain strictly on the de-
fensive. with her estimated 500.
600 troops on the alert in Eastern
Thrace, but taking no initia
tive that might risk conflict viii
the German military steamroller.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
MAIN OFFICE
1870 CASS AVENUE
AT TINES sol ARE
CHERRY $500
Death notlre5

IYTE-Aprn 10, Nellie beloved sister Of
Bernice Langs-on, funeral MONDAY a.
m. St Benedicis the Moor Church Be
cole avenue In state a Webster Funeral
Home. 3o7 FREDERICK.
McGINN-April II. Josephine, dear mother
OF John Harry. Neil d. hcGinn and Mr..
Alvin Schrotzherger Funeral from late
residence 1880 Rosemont road, Monday
morning at $50 and st. Marys Church
tRedfordD AT 10.
SHEPERD-Aprl 10 Janet wife Of the
late James. dear mother of Mrs John d.
Watt Of Glasgow Scotland. and Mrs. An
drew Hennon Funeral service Monday, 2
p m. al residence 1915 Kenmore.
sTIILFR-Aprii 10. Alberta, of s2l7 Col
fax. dear mother Of Aruel h. beloved
zdopied daughter Of Miss Margaret Daueh-
ertv Funeral service from McCabe Funeral
Home. Fenker. corner Lindsay Monday 2
a m. St Theresa Church 10 a. m, inter
ment Grandlawn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
N
nneExeeutes
4 for War Acts


ROME. April y Four persons
were executed and four sentenced
TO life imprisonment. it was an
nounced today. for crimes COM
mitted during wartime blackouts
and for profiteerinc In all. ass
persons were tried, SIS being &C
quilted and the rest sentenced 10
lesser punishment.
The American embassy today
minimized importance OF an Incl
dent which occurred Thursday
when Ambassador William Phillips
was denied entrance to the Yugo-
slav legation until he obtained a
permit from the foreign office.
Phillips is representing Yugoslav
interests in Italy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Million
Greeks

International New. servie, cabl.


LONDON. April 12.-Travelers
reaching Athens today stated that
more than 100000 Greek civil.
ians are cut off in Thrace and
Macedonia with German warplanes
machine-gunning and b m b n 2
crowded roads, according TO dis
patch in the London Daily Express.
One OF the travellers, an Amer
lean identified as Harry Hill, OF
the American Express Company
declared:
Everywhere l saw low-flying
German planes. Several times
we had to leap out of our autos
and hide in bitches or behind
boulders 10 escape their fire,
The thing i noticed most
was the courage of the inhabi-
tants Of this severed province.
They were ready TO take what
ever was coming to them, en-
tirely unafraid.'
SOFIA. April 12.-INS)-Naz
Marshal Goering is reported tc
have sent a message 10 Macedo.
Man leaders telling them that he
was convinced M a G d lon a r
liberty would be rc-established'
Sofia diplomatic circles took thi,
10 mean that Macedonians would
proclaim a new and independent
state with German sanction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Defense Strikes
Wane;; Idle,
Says HiNmdn
By ARTHUR HACHTEN



WASHINGTON. April = -
Sidney Hillman, labor ehieftajn Of
the Office Production Manage
ment, today described the defense
strike situation as the most sat
iSfactory II has been since the
rearmament program got under
way"
Hillman announced that the
entire West Coast shipping indus
try had reached an agreement
with their approximately $4,000
employees on working conditions
and declared that there are now
fewer than 1000 defense workers
on strike, adding:
II think that il quite a record
AT this time when we have a
period of increasing profits and
labor wants 10 share in this
profit--s period in which there
is ample ground for disputes"
1000 DEFENSE STRIKERS
Hillman explained that his 1000
figure for persons now on strike
in defense industries does not in
clude the bituminous coal strike.
which he said no longer appears
to threaten a shortage of coal.
On behalf of the navy depart
ment maritime commission and
the OPM. Hillman announced the
formal approval of zone standards
for the entire Pacific Coast ship
building industry, providing sched-
ules for hours of work. with 10
per cent added wages for the sec
ond shift and Is per cent more
for the third shift: no strikes and
no lockouts for two years. and
option for either side To reopen
the wage scale at the end of each
year 10 meet changes IN cost of
living.
The agreement provides for
time-and-a-half pay for more than
40 hours of work a week. with
double base pay for work Sundays
and more than eight hours on
Saturdays, Hillman explained.
ASSURES NO TIE UPS
Jubilantly, Hillman said the
pact assures continuous work in
West Coast ship yards where
1867 100000 in navy and merchant
ships are being produced, with
much more work in the offinG.
we are trying TO do away
with the weekend blackout in
defense production" Hillman
said.
Eighty-eight per cent of the
workers in Sc aircraft plants are
now working six days a week,
leaving only II per cent on five
day week. he disclosed.
Two aircraft plants, together
employing one-third of all aviation
employees. are operating seven
days a week, and almost three
fourths of all the workers in air.
craft production arc working
under three-shift schedules, Hill
man said.
There is now a shortage of
skilled workers in some occupa-
tions. and the government is
bending its efforts 10 train men
for defense industries. he said.
About 100000 additional workers
will be needed by industries gen.
orally by next January !, Hillman
said.
All holders of national defense
contracts were asked by Hillman
TO refrain from discrimination
against Negro job seekers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
TOBRUk ATTACKED

BERLIN. April 12.-tINSl-A
heavy mftwaffe attack on the
North African port of Tobruk was
claimed by the German high COM
mand today.
A German radio announcement
asserted that British transports
and supply ships in the North
African harbor had been struck
Other German bombers attacked
troop concentrations on the out.
skirts OF Tobruk. the radio stated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Marine News



Up Bsrkhausfssd- Constitution. arrived
3.45 2. II. Friday s. Coaihaven A.. Henne
pin, $40. lanes MAZDA arrived. $ L
Eeiss SIS. Governor Miller south Park
T.so. Matsafs so. jim HN. 20. I'll
WOOD 20 Leigh. Q as Brgnsen 30
Nunisins ~ Is. Queen City. anchoret
r ~ Sn' j. sfieed 70 So Alpeas. u 20
HeeEin. cleared II So Trema.ne. arrive
1925 a safurdaFt ldcu|re y -
corsns. arrived 1. Bsr'eime. 2io; Ne
Fsrisnd. rs Augustus Tugs Louisisn'
and Wyoming TouIinson. Fitch. srrivet
10. NcKinney 7.5s. Caiveriey J.
GALLOWAY SOS steinhrenner. { io' Wind
DowN Crescent CITY. cleared Is n
Frioay; Hfc=a eiearsa SIS. Mexon
Cleared 20 Brifaniuoe ? s.; Mead
sis Cleared RarkRn.Ss sslss eoa.', olss
cleared 80 south Park cleared 40
Tamp3co, cleared 5 -. corslia cleared :
sstLT sTE. MARIE
UP Roberts Jr $50 7. FRIDAY
= Nannaioa. . JAS Laugh n. Tnet Waters
Mayisng. 9 30 2 Black Harvester
Z ). Kulss MscNaughtor, u 3e Tn
Lynch noon p ! Bervird Y 30 p m.
Bethlehem. p y. Liadabury. D. Lscss
wanna 4. Ne'fief0n T. T. Knrsv
-.e4.4.+-4.- : sz---a----. f7Tr5r-rnF >
e colins 2. Watson 2, : A. Pa
,sn. halses HIndman ?
vsrd' g Duuiap J. r. smrh Den
nary ,Inlet u-L.s Kiu. sctpar eal
vans 80 IS 2. sehInef p MiehfN
Thompson u Robbins Refrsfon 10
Homer WUians 3 unrr u r ?
Fanney. 4. Zesl1E mi1nIFff. q. "
Humphref !. b4rsfcr q m sal
urday. JopIfef zeaHh C'y. 2 crete n
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Rog,rs YdunEsfown Penssaaer 2. A. n
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Algosoe 80 Cap e T. eec0rd MD
ssturdsYs
soutn-,ys. Eshss rsininE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Lost and Found

BRACELET. yellow gold zircon. two chip
diamonds. Keepsake % Reward. Vermont
S-s0q2
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING-(West
Warren, April S. Keepsake Reward
Dawson 6202
DIAMOND WRIST WATCH South Fort,
April 81 keepsake Liberal reward.
Atlantic 2n5q-
ENV Containing important papers
March 81. Reward. Randolph 5l32.
Niagara s3l3
TOY BRINDEL Bull Dog. white chest;
answer name "Queeny'. crippled BOY s
pet 70 Cottage Grove.
WALLET - Containing S45. needed
(neighborhood Kercheval. Drexel. Decker
SOM, reward. Arlington 36s4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Housekeeping Rooms

BETHUNE WEST. soe-Comfortsbly FUR
nished two rooms, good transportation
adults; reasonable
BOULEVARD. East Grand. 357-House-
keeping; 50 up--- Apply 1929 So. Paul.
Fitzroy 1865.
CASGRAIN 1920 furnished rooms for
light housekeeping refrigeration, hot
running water; newly decorated. private
entrance. adults
CAss 5s57--Comfortably furnished room.
kitchenette, hrst floor; parking: 80,
adults
GARFIELD. l0T Convention Hallj-l-2
rooms clean, redecorated, hot water.
reasonable
SFLDEN, 456-1-2 ROOMS. 81 UP
Comfortably furnished Housekeeping; sx-
cellent transportation.
CoLoRED-R Room ktehenetts furnished.
unfurnshed 204 Hague, 1873 Harper.
Temple 1-7256.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Dies Will Announce
US. Senate Candidacy

WASHINGTON. April =. -
lINS)-Announcement of his ac-
tive candidacy for the United
STATES Senate 10 succeed The late
Senator Morris Sheppard will be
made carly next week by Rep.
Martin Dies tDl Of Texas. if was
learned authoritatively here today.
Dies, now on route TO Texar-
kana-Texas. where Senator Shep-
pard's funeral and inter1nent will
take place tomorrow afternoon. is
expected 10 90 from there 10 his
home Al Orange. whence his for
nal announcement will be lssued
10 the voters OF Texas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Harry Eastman
Bury Auto Sales Agent
in Westgate Cemetery

Funeral services Will be held at
2 p. m. tomorrow at the William
r. Hamilton Funeral Chapel for
Harry Eastman. veteran auto sales
agent and for 10 years Canadian
distribution manager for the
Chrysler Motor Corporation East
man died Thursday in Highland
Park General Hospital. Surviving
are his wife, Mary. two sons and
one daughter Burial will be in
Westgate Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
REPORT ENVOY RECALLED

LONDON. April p ms A
Reuters British dispatch today,
quoting the Lyons France radio.
reported that the Soviet minister
10 Bulgaria and his military al
tache had been recalled to Mos
COW
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
BRITISH-JAP FARLEY

TOXIC. April 12-GNS) Brit
iSh Ambassador Sir. Robert Craigio
and Assistant Foreign Minister
OhaSi discussed Anglo-JapaneSe
relations for more than an hOu
today al the Toxic foreign office
Il was announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
AIR FIGHTING

Most Of the fighting IN North
Africa during the past few days
has been confined 10 the air, Cairo
sources revealed
More than 50 German and
italian planes have been, shot
down in aerial combat or de-
stroyed on the ground by bombs
in this period 1t was claimed Only
one British Hurricane fighter has
been lost in the last two days. il
WAS asserted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
SPAIN PREScRIBEs DEATH

MADRID. April 12-GNS) -
The death penalty for any one
taking up arms against The SPAN
ish state was provided today IN a
comprehensive law for security OF
the state.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Trade Schools--Maie
AIRCRAFT RIVETIN
Beauty Culture Schools
Personals


ALICE SNYDER. astroioger. 3ii5 Second
boulevard Apartment 5. Phone TER
RACE 2s3A4
AMAZING Il: NJ. As,rologist' Whom
YOUR home or mine. Appointments. 1875
Gnehrist. vEmont 5-ti32.
AsTROLOGER Miss Lena Manning
Cherokee Indian. Appointments. 44g
Medium. -Fitzroy 1912.
ASTRoLoGER OVENHALL,--O OUTSTANDING
l-3ff2 One Dollar
AsTRoLoGIsT-C Lowell. consultations
daily. well recommended Detroit else
where. Lafayette o32i
AsTRolOGER - 80 years-sxPerienc
WORLDS FAIR, Radio. 80 Petcrboro.
Cherry 6sH.
AsTRoLoGER = Evangenne. Berry, li4o
Hibbard near East Jefferson. LEnox
346i. Si.o0.
ASTROIOGY - Florence La valley. MA
TIONALLY KNOWN. daily. 26l2 West
kirby. Tyler 7-3i3l.
At BILL CRAFTS GRILL = Astroloeer
Estetie Noon luncheon. f2t John r.
Downstairs.
HAIR REMOVED Permanently Flee
trolysis So Hour. Antoinette Aust. 2563
Lakewood Lenox s032.
CALL KLENZ" ends liver. gall bladder
stomach. gas, gladstone attacks prevents
operations. l4l0 Burlineame. Townsend
7-174o.
MARIE sCHELL. 22is weight
reducti0D, rheumatism, neur1TIs. feie-
phone Lenox 1894
MRS RAVE Astroiogist Featured at
state Fair 1897 Mitchell Plaza 1903
NOT responsible for debts contracted by
my wife RACIAL after this date. OTIS
Carter 5000 Ninewood.
PHYSIOTHERAPY- Special Monday, Tues
DAY Wednesday. 50 90. 2el0 West Grand
boulevard. Madison 00ZO-
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful office treatment while working.
Doctor De Swarte Rectal Clinic. 5G05 Cass
avenue. Temple i-2l2i.
PROF ELTON. ASTRoLOGY
Consultations daily. 10 u 5. Tuesdays and
Fridays III 3. Closed sunday. Jf1s Jonn
r. between Erskine and Eliot. Special 81.
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE = Church of
Christ Appointments daily. 1860 West
Grand boulevard. Tyler 6-7333
REVEREND TRAEB Holy Trinity Church
fSunday 1900. 1917 Michigan. Appoint.
ments daily. lafayette 0Is6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
War Notes
SEE DENMARK RESIST

BERLIN. Hprr = = INSl -
The German radio today stated
that Denmark vas firmly re-
solved 10 prevent illegal seizure of
Danish merchant ships by the
American government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Matt D. Btesser
Publisher for = Years;
Succunbs at %

MANCHESTER April Z Pub
IIsNef OF M MANCHESTER Entor-
prise for q years prior 10 his
retirement in 1899 Matt D.
Blesser. 95. Will be buried here
Sunday. Surviving are two daugh-
tiers and four grandchildren.
BleSser had the distinction m
his eighty-ninth birthday OF being
proclaimed As probably the only
living American Who had owned
edited and published a newspaper
for IS years without interruption
OF a single issue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
DETROIT TIMES
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
JAPRED PACT DUE

TOXIC. April 12-GNSl-A
Japanese-Soviet Russian trade
treaty. based upon The barter SyS-
tom. VIII be - signed shortly, a
spokesman for thet government
announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Male Heip-Solesmen

Speciality Statesmen Wanted
Live uires' DID you cash in on God
Bless America Flags II not. ID not
cry. as this proposition Is better. Every
one Of the millions of q. s. National De
Tense workers prospect See Nj
O'Maliey Monday and Tuesday. 10 5.
Room 1908 National Bank Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Board and Room

FORT STREET. West 3sso-Comfortshle
rooms. gentlemen, meals optional La
.
GREENLAWN, s024 (Tiremsn)--Comfort-
able bedroom; good home cooking, privi-
leges. NOrthlawn 6273.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Employment Agencies

Al OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
620-2f-22 TRANSPORTATION BLDG.
JONES Employmenty 4116 Beaubien--Day
Workers Couples: PoTers, Maids,
Mattresses. Columbia 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Furnished Rooms for Rent


BELANp 1897 East seven-Mne-van
Dykel-Room, private home; 81. Pingree
430s.
BURROUGHS General Motors) : Twin
beds; TIVE gentlemen; board. optional
Trinity 2-l25o.
JOSEPHINE. i2i Woodward C airmountD
Nicely furnished. single-double. Tele-
KREsGE. $500 tHudson Motors Grstiot
plsnu Comfortable room; gentlemen.
Olive 00s3.
PALMER. WEST 434-Attrsctively deco
rated; share large. comfortable room,
Young man.
PASADENA. is7-Latgs sleeping room;
also double excellent transportation.
Townsend 5-0f42.
PHILADELPHIA. West 2e1s-Every con-
venienee; one. two gentlemen (mornings).
Tyler 6-62i2.
PINEwooD tGrafiop )-Comfortabl front
bedroom; two Christian gentlemen;
reasonable Pingree 1909.
RIDAN-CHARLEVoIX East Grand
Boulevard. suitable for two. Home
privileges. Olive 5777.
WESTMINSTER 51t = Neatly furnished
room, near us. quiet neighborhood.
Townsend 7-544s.
cOLoRED-Furnished two rooms; newly
decorated; near car line children-wel-
come. 957 Melbourne. Madison 1898,
CoLoRED = McDougsn 725: i-2 room
kitchenette apartments; furnished Fitz-
cOLORED-M cOoussll 2742; comfort
able room gentleman. couple: excellent
transportation. Fitzroy OBS
CoLoRED-Newly decorated: for single.
couple Temple l-os46. Reasonable.
1902 Brush
CoLoRED Warren East. ioii-Comfort-
ably newly furnished single; couple.
Temple 1-o2s5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
BRITISH RI SH AID

:. The British forces were under
stood 10 have been strengthened
by troops shifted rapidly north
ward from Italian East Africa.
where the defeat of the Fascist
armies and the downfall al the
Italian empire was said 70 have
been virtually completed.
Pushed back from Bencazi by
the overwhelming weight Of num-
bers. the strengthened British
forces were making a stand on a
mountain ridge about l7o miles
west Of the Egyptian frontier, ac-
CordIuE ~ caro- T17TfItaTv circles
"a r ON military con1nu-
nique stated that great quantities
of war materials seized in the
rapid advance upon Bengazi
were being sorted and as
senbled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Business Places for Rent

DETROIT ASSOCIATION NJ Coorer
Women-NeW club house 1851 Brush
Gomez Ferry. FIVE spacious. beautiful ~
fees, rent reasonable Telephone rrinit,
LASS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Female Help Wanted

COUPLE. white. middle age. wife general
Housekeeping. husband house man. able
70 drive. Tuxedo 27l8s.
EXPERIENCED girl for general house
work; no washing, s.. 3ot1 Leslie
GENERAL. housework plain cooking. ex-
perienced references: one child. Tele-
phone Tuxedo 2-5533. -
children Friday and Saturday. TY.
-2-I2l6.
HOuSEWORK. girl or woman for general
stay nights; good wages Hogarth $685..
LADIES Sell Fuller brushes. automobile
essential. Nicholson. 1903 Alice. Dear
horn 1851.
LIGHT houseworl, small apartment baby.
No cooking or washing 1928 Ia sale.
Apt. 21O Townsend 5-O65e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
GOOD HUMOR

Ice Cream Statesmen
For sales cars Average S25-S85 per week
Tor men who Will hustle Apply at once.
Good Humor Corporation
est4 wagner near Livernols and Warren
TOOL DESIGNERS-Jigg and
Fixture Inspectors - Tool
Makers. Must be experienced
men for u. S. government work,
also an American Citizen. Write
Box B-6239, Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
British,Axis Army
In Fierce Battle
Near Iobruk
BY ". 7. SAPPHIRE


CAIRO. April = Reinforced
British troops Of the middle cast
command were locked an battle
with a powerful Italo-German
armored force N the sandy eyre
'nalcan coasial plateau west OF
.Tobruk. II Vas officially announced
today
Early reports gave no hint a.
10 the course, Of the battle. but
all indications pointed 70 a MAJOR
clash IN which the British were 20
make a determined stand against
AXIS efforts 10 sweep eastward
toward Egypt
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