davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
DEATHS

Charles j. Little. 45s5 Lnlibrdge SIS.
Peter pomerican. 1892 Cherry, SO.
Augustine Androma Kote Mt Clemens, SO
Orentha Coulter 1850 wilkins ie
Mary Marvas. 1920 Russell 40
Curtis Net,ies s05e Riopelie 80.
Frank Harris. 1902 Brush '33
Helen Cockburn. 9640 Dundee &C.
Robert w. Lower 1873 Appoline. IL
Sarah Askew. 1850 Courvine rs
Rebecca Hack 1854 Pasadena 30
Whyiand r Gregory. 1922 Wayhurn SO.
Julius Renard 1890 Chalmers SIS.
Walter HAYNES 700 Napoleon. 30
Alfred plummer as Selden. s
Peter Pool 652S Nhltcwood ~.
Frank Cousins. $500 Conner 80
Stella Mary Gaicwska. 5026 McD1ucaf. 81
Russell George i409s Freeland %
Peter HAYS 2727 81. Antoine 70
Frank Masfran'onlo. 2ls7 Baldwin, 4s
Alta Elizabeth Robertson. PAST Mclean. 81
Elizabeth Chnin 1851 Medium as
John Jokisch. 1fi y. Harrington 81
Cyrus Hunter. 1922 South Washington
ROYAL Oak as
Felix Gognia. 1850 Defer place 50.
William Bolton STA ne Soto 81
Anthony Stankiewicz 2f27 Mclean 81
Amanda Bunkey a73 EAsi Euclid So
Mary Bubenko $3.50 Catalan SO
Jeanne p G Reney 467 West Vernon ~
Rebecca Marsha Oakley. 4273 Cadillac.
month
Jacob 5 Kaizenberr $500 Pennington 80
Harriet 8 BUR- ISIS Beavcrland TO-
Florence Holland % SMILEY %
RIA Grofbcry 2645 Monterey a.
Pau Zvara q037 Pulaski So
KstsrzynA kors 1850 Central 20
IrslaEis Wasisleweka $3.50 Daniels -
Walter a. Weishuhn. 1855 Cheyenne. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Lost and Found

BAssETT HoUND-Femaie. tan, white
! left ear badly cut collar: S75 reward
920 East Euclid. Trinity 2-1275.
lBILLFoLD- Keepsake; papers: Third NIL
waukee. No questions. Keep money.
Townsend s-5925.
BLACK and white collie--Answers to name
Joe. Reward. Townsend 1929
DIAMOND RING-yicinity second Mich.
gan, Baker carlne: Keepsake Re
ward. Vinewood 1-6g8s.
ELGIN POCKET WATCH, mans (negh-
borhood Central Michigan reward. Tele-
phone oregon 30l5.
LADYS gold Hamilton wristwatch, Sep
tember IS Michigan car or downtown
reward Lafayette 1914.
lLOST-English springer spaniel: black and
white: vicinity OF Lincoln road, Crosse
Pointe. Randolph 64s5.
MODEL. AIRPLANE, vicinity Ford road
Greenfield, Dearborn. Reward. Oregon
i04i. 6955 Ternes
POCKETBOOK- Lost on Jefferson car line
Keep money, return papers 14e East Co
lumbia.
PORTFOLIO lost between Royal Oak and
Detroit downtown. Valuable papers.
checks, other valuables. Liberal reward.
Tyler ae462
SCOTCH COLLIE-september 26 neigh
horhood 15436 Log Cabin. Reward.
Telephone University $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Religion i'm Russia?
Woodruff rs ScOrnful

Stain and this Christian de-
mocTacy of Soviet Russia was
raping poor. honorable little
Finland. II was something else
few months ago when this
great Christian leader, Joe
Stain. was driving a dagger I'm
the back Of Poland while she
was facing overwhelming NaZi
assaults.
at II something else again
when the President OF the
United States, or any other re-
spOnsible spokesman of the adj
ministration fires the opening
gun I'm what undoubtedly Will he
wave of propaganda 10 con-
vince the American people that
Stains unspeakabie Dictator
ship is pervaded by sweetness.
light and virtue. and that the
philosophy OF communism is ac-
ceptabIe 10 the citizens OF this
country.
THE greatest menace to the
future of America henceforth
lies in The danger that admins
tratiOn propagandists will make
the Shiny. treacherous, anti
Christian, anti-American philoso-
ply of communism popular or
acceptable in this nation.
1T Is questionable whether
any greater disseryice has ever
been done this nation by any of
its citizens than was done when
the President unlocked the door
and opened the way for a wave
Of Soviet propaganda to he
undertaken i'm this country by
his amazing - incredible - de-
tense of the Soviet dictatorship
As one OF religious tolerance and
enlightenment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04

Morale Of these -dollar-a-day
men is evidenced by the fact that
last year $4,000 couldn't wait
10 move up a step on the defense
ladder. Before graduation $4,000
joined the armed forces and o.
600 got defense jobs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Mrs. Adelia Lane
Detroiter for 70 Years.
Funeral Sunday

Funeral services will be held at
2:3O p. m. Sunday, in Holly, for
Mrs. Adelia Steward Lane. 76
who died Thursday at the home of
her cousin. Mrs. Ethel Baker, OF
.69l West Palmer avenue.
Mrs. Lane had been a resident
of Detroit from 1913 until 1899
She leaves one daughter, Mrs.
Mary Vinton, of Holly, from
whose home the funeral will be
held; two sons. John G., of Holly,
and Homer S., of Linden; and
-Unp- sister Mrs IDA B. Jones, of
Holly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Hotels
Furnished Rooms for Rent

HAMILTON, 5l3i-Large. beds. suitAbl,
for gentlemen Trumbull, Hamilton
and crosstown transportation.
lHAZELWOoD. SSH Desirable room. sii
ting room optional; private home. Tyler
7-4169.
lHAZELRIDGE. near Gratiot Large AT.
tractive room; gentleman; good trans
T portatrOu. arlington 2TO3.
/ HIGHLAND PARK. 254 Massaehuset,s-
Room for gentleman, nice private home
Townsend 5-7354.
LAKEWOOD MACK Clean. comfortabl,
room: board optional; IL gentlemen
Dre3el 1919.
LAKEWOOD. e76-Modern. well furnished
room. continuous hot water. Drexel 1924
NOTTINGHAM. liO76-Beautiful sleepinl
room IN private home. 81 sxcellen,
transportation. Prospect 2sif.
ONE bright sleeping room, also two unfur-
nished rooms, Reasonable Tyler f-l7io
PARKVIEW. 1850. near Kerchsval-Nic,
sleeping rooms, good transportation. tele
phone
TWENTY THIRD, 37ss (Lnden) Bright
tstlon Tyler 4-1740.
lWALTHAM. i.2f04 ,Gratiot) Nicely fur
nished. clean room innerspring excel
! lent transportation: telephone.
WESLEY HALL
Comfortable rooms for men, 50 25; readins
room 2so4 Sixth.
lCoLORED- East Philadelphia, comfortahl,
bedroom. gentleman, excellent trausporta
/ tton Trinity 1879.
I COLORED- Leicester 355 Apt 41i nice
furnished room for employed couple
Trinity 1-6f37.
! COLORED; 957 Melbourne fur
--ntshad- rpeHa7-nI neiRhbprhood. Beal
car line; reasonable. Madison 1888
lCOLORED-L Leicester, PSI. attractive dou
! bic room. couple or single. Trinity 2-ol35
( COLOREDz- Beeehwood. 1882 (Tiremani-
Nice clean room good neighborhood ex
leellent transportation
lCOLORED- Trowbridge, nice front room
/ single gentleman or couple, TOwnSenc
t6-5fSf,
IcOLoRED- Westminster. Sal one fur
nished. one unfinished room. couple
Townsend 1854
COLORED-sleeplng rooms from 81. SO
! 81. so. Hot water. 1907 East Fort, Apart
nent H.
READ Times Want Ads for profit US,
! them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
BIRTHS

BOYS
Bows were horn to:
Evelyn Anderson. 1876 Evergreen.
Audrey Alexander. 1852 Twenty third
Marie Rockingham. 1922 Bellevue
Marie Barnes. 1850 West Grand boulevard
Lillian Bylkas. 3l5 Stamford. Ferndale.
Lsure,ta Busck $500 NorthlaNn.
Marion Braun sl76 MandalAy.
Ruth Boldly, i2047 frankfort
Dorothea Corey. 1892 Griggs
Helen Calvin. 1904 Meldrum
kmms Crane 1917 Highland.
Alice Cole. 1882 Lawton
Anita Clara. 1902 Brnker.
Betty Connolly, 4sT4 Third
Dorothy peary fs0s Robins
Leila Decker 1850 Cardoni
Fannie Frost 1910 Livingston.
Lily PAGER 1881 whitney
Rose F'fer. s5f4 Grayton
Frances Fundaros 1925 KerchevaI
Ida Greer q32 Nnder
Pear Griffin. 1889 Elmwood.
Bessie Heisom 1928 LenoN
Carrie Heard 1901 Frederick
olive Hart 37a7 Pennsylvania.
Ruth Hughes. i22s9 Archdale.
Alma Hester 1901 Goddard.
Ns0efte Lloyd. 1885 KipHng.
.ssuS Lange 714e Mackenzie
Josephine Magouilc l142 LYMAN place
joyce Nc Auiey. l7ls4 Patton
Bculsh Maughan i65ts ROBSON.
Artonls moceri $500 Cadillac
Patricia Msngano. 1881 Second
Beatrice Moseey ls0sq Wexford
Ann Mellow. IS East Warren
Louise Massey. $3.50 cooper
Gene pet7 crosse To
dolores FlrndesG $685. Ford Van DYKE
Alice Rsnsdeii 1886 Carlisle Haze Park
|Nlfh Eeaffnn ~. CovinEtor
Fussff Reynolds 1000 PenrCse.
Doris Pose l3fE Hard.ng
Sophie syydek. 1851 Cattle.
Pear Shepard 1881 Concord
Martha smith 2Hff8 efoffer.
Hr'cr s0vIusk 1eSO ArnGt.
hds sgIf 1851 Dubois
MaN ScryiN4. h0tf k0rns.
GfRLs
GIrlf were born OH
Jshne Ears $685. Hosorn
ferra tabaffe BPS West Lincoln. BIZ
F,s Fl sman $50 south Par Rotal OAK
Dolores Beacon, i2Tne Marnve
fIa0ercf herne. 1877 Fairfield
Ae1a kan. 4i2l2 Garner spuihfiep
Roma Frnf 1882 Cruse
came ffterIar 1920 greeley.
Maft -FrHser 1855 1fsego.
-Cra.r F.-n4f.lf 11e7 Hammond.
Minnie Fref 27i4 BROOKLYN
lsHef1 Dtrf 1875 Grcffa|e-
sugahrfr gr.rrrs t67f Lorraine.
Frances Nrfrn logo GLADSTONE.
Nr.rr jacobs lE1s Frau~
L1ra kcr laG-E Frark.r Erm' rFhan
fetnrNa Laes'rE fas Piper boulevard
ha- Logan. ia.ai Avon ROAD
4------ i-r--r~ Fefrr- -r--.-rs-i--.-- s.-e.s
Larrirt NaEIrer fei C1plr-
Crfrrf'f Nfesfisr. io03i Mercf1sF Red
Karo.yns Moa,somsrs. s5s2 Genital
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
MARRIAGES - BIRTHS - DEATHS
BIRTHS

BIRTHS
GIRLS
Girls were born 10:
Louise Mckinney. 22is sherman.
Jessie Misak, 1926 Hasse
Mary Nennie. 1921 Alma.
Elizabeth Plofchan, 5O3s Military.
Katherine Patrick, 3i64 Kanter
Lottie Remus. 500l Eugene. Dearborn.
Leocadia Rumpz, 6l3i Epworth.
Irene Rembinski, fi7T Thrtieth.
Elizabeth Smith 1880 Christy
Gertrude Schultz, 1915 Sanford.
Pauline Scott, 2i7 East Philadelphia
Owins)
Dorothy suchner. 1880 Jennsne, Redford
Township
Rernice Stefanski 1926 Mitchell
Martha Suzanne, 1901 Greenfield road.
Rosemary Tousignsnt 50 Mspledale. Royal
oak
Mary Valiere. 1881 Montrose
Genevieye Wolanski 3i2q Harper.
Helen Williams. 44lp Vermont.
Marion Williams SIRE Lincoln.
Mary Woodford. $40 owen
Emma Williams. 2f35 West Grand boule-
ward
Virginia Ydrsgo. SIS Chene
Charlotte ZeriNt, 1851 East Crapd boule.
ward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Apartments for Rent
Unfurnished
Apartments for Rent

COLORED-3s Montieth. near Mckinley
rooms. Inquire 1923 Grand River
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Personals

GALL KLENZ'' ends liver gall bladder.
stomach gas, gladstone attacks, prevents
nperatiaas.-l4ln- BurllnEane--T Townsend
1910.
HAIR PERMANENTLY removed by Muf'
tipe Electroyss. Emilia BoccAhella
37s5 Gratiot (Mt Elliott. Plaza Os50
HYDRO-ELECTRI
For circulatory stimulation and nervous
disorders. Calwood Health Salon, 10337
Woodward. Townsend 5s567
I WILL not be responsible for any deht'
made by my wife. Annie May Fletcher
Iegrand zoos King
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04

HAMILTON. 513i-Large. 2 beds suitable
for gentlemen: Trumbull. Hamilton
and crOssiOWn transportation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Arnold weisman 80 Mary Adams. %
wm c, Schubert. 81; Patricia Bruseaa.
Htreer, p. Mccomb, 20 stephsni. N
steven Koyar 2s Janet De John. rs
Chalk zee IS Amelia Mahnowski 20
Jesse n. Edmondson, rs. Dorothy d. Bid.
Elwyn N. Beach, n; Dolores }. clark
clarence J. Jslowsh. ~; Rse,hs Riscbof
Charles J. Manssi. 81; Agnes Brunette
Arnold r. Mner II; Wanda l. sms1a
charles x ssstok. 81 Edith r. Hamilton
Russell W Poisson a; Jane Fitzpatrick
Michael rawensn. %; Joan Alabrudainsli
Leon L. Lincoln so. LYDIA F Forbes. 4s
Edward Draw Is, Sally j. szisg rs
Waiter Zemencuk % Ruth Herzig. 20
Lowell sullivan. 2e' Katherine Dnscoll
lrete RocNoyao. 20 Josephine Kolasa. 2s
Wafer Graehert So Catherine combs
Henry Hsrner. a. Cassie Rwistkowssi
waiter KuisWcryk, Is; shirley z. rbied,
Paul r 10th. u; msresre, 2. Hunnsy
Joseph ondrus "a. Betty Blan,on %
John Gill "a Marjorie Waller q
John y Muilane. ~ Monica r Kiliesn
John O. Mcmahon ~ Helen Hot, 20
II RfliFvile 40 Catherine Dolan %
VICTOR Curatolo. as Beatrice wiechert
EdWin Mkolon q Lillian Frat "a
onvsr : Chnhson. a. Sharon >. Chilli
lftsv, piScinsn. asi Mary srpunsr. II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Time, star Correspondent

WASHINGTON, oct. NO one
could have been more surprised
than bloody Joe" Stain AZ PreSi-
dent RooSeyeltS discovery that
religious freedom exists in Russia
under the Soviet regime. Con-
gresham Roy O. Woodruff of
Michigan declared today in den
nouncfnE and TIdICuling The Presi-
dents statement on the subject.
The Michigan member accused
the Chief Executive OF injecting
the idea of Soviet reform into cur
rent discussions for the purpose Of
trrr1111ii771 ZTT7E dII1 To RUSSIA
THE Hon. Iosiph DZhugash-
viii, alias Joseph stain. that
great crusader of liberty. in that
great Christian democracy,
soviet Russia. undoubtedly MAS
vastly surprised, perhaps greatly
delighted, and possibly no little
embarrassed, II not chagrined,
nv the discovery by the Presi-
dent OF the United States that
the Russian Constitution affords
and protects the same religious
the United States" Woodruff
declared.
JOE MOST SURPRISED
1T appears fran Mr.. Roose-
Velt's study Of the Russian Con-
Stitution, with It's bin of rights
whatever that hill of rights
may be-that the world has
been I'm error i'm calling the
Hon. Iosiph Dzhugashvili Bloody
Joe Stain. The CORY purges in
which aif ef the -ihteiiieeRtsiar
the leading generals and strate-
gists of the army, the leading
scientists, engineers and writers
were 'liquidated' by the thou
sands, together with their
families, must all have been I'm
the interest of religious liberty.
There II no question but
.Rlnody Joe was vastly surprised
at the Roosevelt discovery.
He will be delighted, because
il will allow his borers-from-
within in the United States to
start boring harder than ever
under "A cloak Of respectability
thrown about them by the Presi-
dent Of the United States.
EMBARRASSMENT, TOO
Undoubtedly Bloody joe will
also be greatly embarrassed, IL
not cbagrined. by Mr.. Roose-
velt's discovery.
1.-THE bloody massacres of the
hundreds uf priests throughout
Russia In the past; the wanton
Staying Of men and women be-
longing to religious orders; the
utter and obscene Dissertation of
the finest cathedral I'm all RUS.
sia; the organization of educa-
ton TO teach the youth there is
no God, and that the Soviet
government and its dictator are
the objects of the supreme wor-
ship of the Russian people; the
acknowledgements famine I'm
which 100000 OF men and
women and children i'm the
l. krai ne were deliberately
starved TO horrible death by
the Honorable Joseph and his
cohOrts--all of these atrocities
must have been somebody's mis-
take.
"A more amazing---and brazen
thing has not happened In the
history of this nation than this
effort, I'm the light OF the known
and recent bloody massacres I'm
Russia. to drape about that
dreadful country and its ter
ribie dictator a cloak of Chris
tian responsibility and tolerance.
1T Il one thing to give such
military aid rs may he necessary
In the Russians while they are
fighting Hitler's demoniac forces.
IT'S SOMETHING ELSE
1T was something else few
months ago when the great
advocate of liberty, Bloody joe
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Houses for Sale
EAST of WoodDord)

.FATRCREsT- Between Gratiot and ma.
mers. six rooms. tile features. reens
storm windows and doors, three-car ga'
rage. So 900 81 900 down; FLA terms
Pingree 40s3. Ray {. Schoenherr, i3s2s
GratlOt.
room or Office, lavstory down. up
cash, bargain. Bartlett. Lenox $3.50.
sEARS-GRATiOT store section. Norvei. s.
room and bath. 81 500, 10eo down. Geo.
sehudlick. $3.50 Mack. Pr. 1892.
a HOMES OPEN In Royal oak--2e337
Oakdale, ] block east OF Campbell road
Al iOh Mile. 5-room brick, low taxes. all
Improvements, as low as S3f month. tax
Included, 10 minutes 70 tank plant. Henry
Wineman Jr., 2i322 Woodward. FL. s725.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Observation-Disclosures

Arnold NJ weisman. 30: Mary Adams, %
wilbur Hughey. 20, Doris Manning, 81
Montague Weber, 81; Lorna Hsop. IS.
Lloyd Bales. 81; Kathleen Goodman, IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Housekeeping Rooms

.RoLLEXARp EAST GRAND 2ii5-
Three rooms; 81 Weekiy, ~ m 5nTnTy
olive 1854.
FOURTH 4244-Two housekeeping rooms.
comfortably furnished. private entrance
upstairs. 500
THREE ROOMS everything furnished
Frigidaire. good transportation. Townsend
s-aq2e
cOLoRED-HsFper 424: tight houseksep-
ing room home privileges excellent
transportation, reasonable
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Deatb notlres

lGELLASCH Oct. 2. Emma Techow Gel
lasch, Of 2139 Fischer. wife of the late
Gustav. dear mother OF Mrs Viola Eiler-
holz. brother Of Otto. grandmother of
/ lone and Walter Jr. Funeral service
Monday, 2 p m, at A. II. Peters Funeral
Home 12n57 Gratlnt ave
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04

- l.+.-..--4444 - 44AA- .-.4i taaEa
motor industry, a small business
particularly hard hit by priorities
because aluminium is the body and
the soul of the outputs, has TO go
under in the national emergency
il will at least do so with a final
gallant salute to defense.
Output of the half dozen middle
western companies which comprise
the industry had risen TO about
100000 a year and then nose-dived
because of defense needs.
But now the Century Boat Com
pany of Manistee. Mich. IS making
several thousand plyweod assault
boats" for the army and they're all
equipped with outboards. They'll
be delivered, if it's the last thing
the industry does.
Subway dugouts: Mayor +. II.
LaGuardia. United States director
of civilian defense, used 10 say
subways could be used as bomb
shelters in America just the way
they are in European cities If the
need arose.
But since then members of his
New York police and fire depart
ments have been 10 London and
their reports have changed h s
mind.
London Subways are deep tun-
nels far below the surface. New
York subways are crevices scraped
in the islands solid rock and
thinly rooted over. The New York
police air raid warden's handbook.
approved as a national model by
OCD Director LaGuardia. says:
Persons shall not he per-
mitted to take refuge in subway
stations"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04

+. coLoRED- a5s East
nat. ; rooms each
able down payment.
Lar 2n1n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Houses for Sale
West of Woodwayd)

ARMY. 704s (GreeD) Modern brick s.,
room; gas heat, garages. Vinewoof
i-505f.
BUILDING 4-bedroom house beautiful To-
cation; modern 10 the minute, s7,foo.
University 2-5s75.
MANOR (near Davison)--4 bedrooms. $3.50
down. Owner sacrificing. Hogarth s0ls.
PARKsIDE, 1920 CSherWood Forest)-
Spacious home, maids quaners large
lot $1,000 required. open. Townsend
$4,000
MANERI,Y, 323F-4- large bedrooms sun
room, stall shower 1920 Townsend
7-l8O0. University 2-ll25.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04

ITeTSOU0iS
ADA LoRD-Astroioeist Celebrated. Con.
Csse, Educated. 7f6 Lothrop. Appoint
men,s. Madison 1913.
AFTER this date ! will not be responsible
for debts contracted by my wife, tuanita
lOhver Lewis.
AMAZING M" Astrologis,. Whom
/ you've heard over radio: consultation.
your home or mine Appointments 1875
lGnchrist Vermont 5-4f32.
ANNOUNCING Detroit's most modern tea
room, home cooked dinners. entertainers
| ELINOR, BENITA, LOLA, JESSIE. Rain
bow Tearoom. 10 John r.
lARDEN,s- HEALTH studio, formerly AIS,
Woodward. y now i0o2i JOS Campau.
Trinity i-sgso
HISTOLOGY Florence Ia Valley-satis.
factory consultations; daily f205 Larch-
mont Grand River. Tyler 7-343i.
IAsTRoLoG1sT outstanding. Anna Refill
thoroughly experienced. Consultations
+ daily. 9i0s Hamilton. upstairs
PSYCHOLOGIST Elizabeth Fem. from
Hollywood: consultations. appointments
daily. reasonable Tyler 5-f2e7
ASTROLOGICAL ELISE formerly Teapot
/ DOME Ar Second, Apartment {. Co.
lumha 1900.
HISTOLOGY. Orro Pemberion. Appoint
nents daily Located 9i0s Hamilton,
upstairs. A. Clsirmount
|AsTRoLoGER - ss years experience.
/ WORLDS FAIR, radio. 30 Peterboro.
Cherry 6sif.
lAsTRoLoGER 80 Hvsneenne Berry. iiio
Hihhard near East Jefferson LEnox
lafRi- 500
lAsTRoLOGER- Lowell. vsn-knopn De.
iroiter, popular IN Florida. Lafayette
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Moving, Storage, Carriage
Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

CARPETS. rugs made over; laid, repaired.
Standard Rug A. CnI- CIeanerE.- SAIL.
NORTHWESTERN Carpet Cleaning. 45l5
Colingwood Rugs cleaned, insured.
Telephone HOgarth 3l00.
NORTHWB6TERN Carpet Cleaning. 45i5
Colingwood Rugs cleaned. insured.
Telephone HOgarth 300.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Dancing Instructions
Flats for Rent

HAGUE. g0--6 rooms. nicely decorated,
heat furnished, rent reasonable. Madi-
son ssi9.
THIRTY-FlRsT. 53si-upper front four
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04

LOG CABIN, 1882 rooms, dressing
room, bath, quiet building, references
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Situations Wanted-Moie
Situations Wanted-Femaie

I
Al DEPARTMENT. store maid wishes
work. Ask for Esther. Tyler 6-427O.
COUPLE - Colored chauffeur. houseman
! wife cook, all around; stay. Cherry 0323
DELAWARE, 1522-Wll care for childrer
at my home, hour, day; excellent care
EXCELLENT cook wants mornings OF
evenings work; references, colored. Tenn
pie $4,000.
EXPERIENCED colored lady wishes weeks
excellent cook; home nights Madison 1858.
EXPERIENCE colored girl wishes days,
so. carfare; Industrious, reliable.
Cherry i777.
IGIRL,-Experienced days. part time. Iaun-
dry -eleaningi- SO so. carfare. Trinity
I2-lg35
LIGHT Coiored girl day. week: can take
complete charge. Townsend e-s7o9
NEAT EXPERIENCED colored girl. wishes
steady days. General housekeeping
Temple 1-0i3f.
NEAT girl experienced colored, wishes
days work, laundry, cleaning. Fitzroy
1908
NEAT, experienced girl wishes days work,
laundry, cleaning reliable. Trinity 2-2i93.
NEAT colored girl wants steady week )
work, stay nights. Temple 2-45is
ICOLORED girl neat, department store.
theater, Doctors office, maid. Cherry
Iso73
ICOLORFD woman wants weeks work
stay nights good pay. Trinity i-5os2.
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WANT AID RATES
DETROIT HINES
Daily and Sunday
Per Word Per Day
Tr.nr,nn4

times ........ axe Be
minimum IL words)
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