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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Vital Statistics: MARRIAGES - BIRTHS - DEATHS
BIRTHS

Wanda Davidson, 1907 Nehls, East Detroit
Elizabeth Daene. 1850 Fleming.
/ Irene Dineen. 26s7 East Fort.
/ Alma Dumas 5444 Rivard ctwinD.
/ Victoria Domhroski. s403 Navy.
Ruth Drucy 300 East oakrdge, Ferndale
Mary Delacourt 5s02 Lawton.
Frances Eutebach. 1851 Llnnhurst
Elizabeth Ehlenbach, 1907 Pierson.
Josephine Fenolo. 1880 Cameron
/ Nntoinette Fern, 26s5 preXel CWins).
/ Emma Ford. 30s owen
Gladys Franchy. 500 Bellevue
Ruby Frank, 22i30 Nowln, Dearborn.
Ednh Granger. r r. No. /. Inkster.
Lillian Gold, 1851 Monica
Marion Gardner. 1870 West Hancock.
Mary GIocholski. 6072 Mitchell.
Mary Herzig. 432 Howard.
Helen HAYES. 204i Blaine
Joyce Haener 80 stoner. River Rouge
/ Helen Hietala, 21sl2 Carl street, East
Judith Hunra,h. 346s Cas-
| Louise Hathaway. 500 East Jefferson.
Pauline Jameson. 5sl5 West Fort
Alberta Hendricks. 1911 Cameron.
Elsie Kuhn. 1882 Keuiucky.
Clara Kosiba. 476l Brandon.
Jeanette Lsughns. 1889 Devonsh.fe Crosse
Efae Layton, 1927 Edward. Highland
Carrie Lasenby. so25 Parker.
Helen Nadolski 1926 Holmes
Mary Lendry ANS Woodmere
Marion Mcintyre, 1906 Glenwood
Title Mi,halski 7453 Hindse
Joan Mscke. 1859 Memorial.
Jean Michahk $685. Waldo
Beatrice McCanrey 2527 Mcclellan.
Emma Mathis, 925 Hendre
Annie Mason, Gil East Hancock.
Helen MacDonell, 1895 Catalan.
Dorothea NUM- 20e2 Pineree
Pear Marian, 29109 Clsrta road Farm
tngtOn.
clariss Nelson. 7tIs sylvester
Betty Nowacki. i74l Christancy
Margit Nilsson. 1880 Yves, outer Drive
1 nar,' H Stit''N 5.i i:N "a Pine
Marcelle o Bren. 1851 Cotton road Nj
1orene ostrander. s2s psnisier
Helen Pasieczny. 2040i Packard boulevard
Rosina Pobursky. 1874 Riverdale
Helen Paluck. 1920 Chandler Park drive
Berdette Poulin, 1881 Mendoza
Martha Paoletu. sos s Dumfries
Verns Ray 1885 Compass.
Marguerite Reading, 1909 Sorrento
Margaret Rebtoy. 1874 Commonwealth
Emory Robinson, 1918 Mack.
Julia Sepanik. $3.50 Ohio
Queen Stepp 350i Beaubien.
cara SiedlscZek. 1925 Thifty-second
Genevieve Schwao. 1857 Roosevelt
Irene Schuch, 1927 Maybury Grand
Ferne Smith. 1921 Gladwin
Helen Spurrier. 1922 Muirland
Henrietta schwartz. 20l4 W. Philadelphia
Esther schultz. 1891 Klein.
Jean Schroeder 10643 Bonita
Frances Sokolowski. 1902 Twenty-third.
Helen seekins, 90i Scotch
Evelyn Smith. 1902 Sunset
Violet Setzka. 74fj Miller Dearborn.
Frances Savarino 1905 Mcclellan
Henrietta Lungate. 2651 Ferdinand
teien ItacN. 1873 T. Lafayette
Marion Thomas. 1875 West Grand boule-
ward.
Bessie Thompson. 1917 Fifteenth.
heieu Traynor 224O Medium
Mary Tracy $50 l. Brentwood
Margaret Nsnhof 1852 Person
LerdeanNa Van De Venter. 1925 Sorrento
Margaret Welker. 1901 Fischer
Helen Weiss, 1888 Woodruff road, Rock
wood
Mamie Walker. 1897 50 Antoine.
Mari Whall 1888 Nnrmandy
f'eanoi Iagurski. s272 Wisner
Mary LCiglpr. gI5t Cstdopt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Banking Group
Finishes Meet

The foGr-day convention OF tho
Robert Morris Associates drew "a
a close today with a final series OF
meetings At the Hotei Ststlcr.
Paul {. Hodge assistant counsel
Of the Federal Reserve Bank Of
Chicago. was 20 discuss "RcEula-
ton ". which tChtcne consumer
credit. al tho final business meet
ing.
Results OF the golf tournament
at DoChmoOr Country Club were
announced. with ! + RorChard Of
the National City Bank OF Glove.
land the winner Of low GROSS with
II Runner-up m this category
was Clifford RugG ot the Indus
trial National Bank OF Detroit
with a IS. a triple hoCey Z on
the FIRST hole proved Rugg I'M
doing.
Winner Of the Hetzler Cup FOR
low net was Edward Adams Jr
of The First National Bank Of
New York with 90-20-70 Leh-
man Plummer of the Central
National Bank and Trust OF Des
MONIES was second with 9l-20-7l.
High gross honorS went 10 Fred
Turnbull of the First Portland Ma
tional Bank Of Portland Me, with
40 and w. c. Bruhn OF the First
National OF Chicago had the high
est score on a single hole IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Council Aids DADA

The Common Council will
cooperate in the Detroit Auto
mobile Dealers Association open
house this year, which will take
the place of the annual auto
show. Council yesterday eased
its rules 10 allow the dealers 10
show eight new cars in Wash
ingion boulevard, three in Cam
pus Martius and two IN Grand
Circus Park.
Three paradeS for Open House
Week. October Ills, also are.
planned. the routes TO be given
council for approval later.
Open house Will be held IN the
various showroomS each day
during the designated week eX-
cept Sunday. October l..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Registrations Drop

New passenger car reGiStra-
lions in 26 states during August
show a gain of 21.5 per cent
over the same month a year
ago. r. l.. Polk a. Co. announced
today. Registrations in the states
reported. which represent 35.9
per cent of the country. totaled
81 l43 units. forecasting a total
of $4,000 units for the month
for the entire country.
Compared with July 1871 the
registrations show a decline Of
35.7 per cent.
New truck registrations for
same states totaled 1903 units
a decrease of 35.5 per cent COM
pared 20 July. and of l16 per
cent. compared 10 August last
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Dearborn Eliminated
Fl. Custer Nine

BATTLE CREEK. Sept. "a
The Dearborn nine was eliminated
from the American baseball con-
greSs tournament here by Fort
Custer. reception center, 1875.
Little Norm Pichan couldn' I
hold the soldiers. but four errors
played major part in the defeat.
Gene Stack. Fort Custer star
hurler, was rushed into the game
in the third inning and held the
state champions 10 four hits and
a pair OF runs the rest of the way
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
DRIVERS WANTED

Good money making opportunity drivinc
Checker Cabs. An outdoor loh-drltlng q
pleasure car Healthfui. profitable and
steady Age u 10 30 Apply 2l2s Trumbu
after q p. M
EXPERIENCED cuiofcd humpei hani'
wanted with references. Hubbard Ca
rage. Terrace 2-H05n
EXPERIENCED couple wanted tor care
taker free rent Apply $50 West La
fsSette.
IOBBING PLUMBER with tools car FUR
nlshed steady Work. call Flizroy 1910
OPENING for young man under p must
Dc neat and shlc "a drive car, Promptly
10 A. m $50 Book Bldg.
TWO Statesmen FOR established retail
giocefy routes Age - 10 30 Previous
route sales experience desirable but not
NECESSARY S27 per week salary, plus com
missions and bonus All operating expenses
furnished STEADY work and good iulufe
" YOU qualify Phone Jewel Tea Co Inc
Hogarth 1920 for appointment
WANTED Partner in coal business.
Drexel 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Harold Wayne kimben % Alma Ice
/ Lewis ~
Waiter Henderson Grimes, q Harriet
lmogene Blattner 20
Eizear Clement LaRose. % Helen Nixon
Jameson ~
Robert Thoms, Muhinch. 80. Janeus
! Carnegie Kelly, "a
Hoard s,s5ss, James ., Bake. 81 Irene loo,
Thomas snaeor. % Arlene STANLEY 10.
RAYMOND John Danelek. 3o Esther Luculc
Moldan 20
norman 4. Tioer:. % Run H. s,emhe
Leo Huievicz. 81: Josephine Ranek 10
Prank Ryhskl 2u Marie Nensugeki H.
James Metz. %. MARJORIE Hteg 20
'J"hn Gfrvas a. Helene IurkeWlcz %
Elvin Ksnk6vsky. 81 Leah Hulcrcuko "a
Percy HenIf smith. 81, Nan El1abe d
kutsie 10
Harry > Reister 50 Alne Routh 2s
/ Daniel McCafthy p Florence O Hafs. -
Peter Bsseris, -, Anse.ine karramaniuNc
s.
James NJ Kelly. % Jane, Iorac stevens
Larry Cooper q. sane, Ho,lovsy 81
Henry Stasch 20 Helen Cousta -
clarence Baysdell "a Anna Gafstua, IS
Theodore Anthony 4oune IS. Marguerite
Elizabeth Young 81
sismund Z. Jsnick 70; Doroih, 7. Golec
Edward woias % Geney,eye Rys y
William BesdweA Smith. 70. C.auits
Morris 20
Joe Wells so, Msarie seue,k -.
Thomas 9. Becker. Is. Margaret A. cen.
rich %.
julius Pastor, y: Ann Zorochn. ~
Harry Roberi Glover "a Anna PedicK l.
LsNerne J Mshaify = Mary stevens 80
James o hert Glendsy. n Patuela
Shearer ~
william George Nelson. p. Grace Elaine
PriDEle, q
Ggstsys a. Lehman Dr., % Marie Louise
Dupont 30
Joseph DAVID Me,er Jr, % Run Phyllis
Cohn p
James r corhin. % Norma Hanson Is
Carl Ba}er Is, Betsy Rotbschnd -
Harold Bumke, 81. Evelyn HanKt A.
William T Rmas ~. Otue CDulonb, 50
sam Psiazzolo. 50. Pear Palazxoio. 20
Frank John Toiomio. ~ Virginia r. i.lis
II
Frank Brabenec 25 Helen Loeb. y.
Joseph szsiranski, 20, Angelina Jakunlk
a.
Resnold F, Johnson 25; Lily R.nak,yt,b
%
Arthur Red German, 20 june Elizabeth
Beaver -
Arthur Joseph viser y. Helen pauline
simon Is
Charles Johnson. %; Dorothy wumme. 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Forbes
Woman Believes
Democracy viii
Triumph in War
By II. {. FORBES

The writer often Is chidcd
with being optimistic. l plead
guilty. CThe inSpircr of this
column j. the wife Of workman
whose letter Will be quoted
latcr)
I am optimistic even today
when civilization seems to be
topping
O1 what grounds, on what
reasoning ?
! subscribe unrcSerVcdly 10
Abraham Lincolns philosophy
M the darkest hour of our ma
tons history
God still i In heaven. All
will he well"
am profoundly convinced
that the forces OF evil, tyranny,
antireligion will be overthrow.
that democracy and freedom
VIII not be banlShed from earth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

ciates his efforts 10 overcome
the blackout in Washington.
"My husband has worked for
nearly 10 years for a large oil
company and we feel its presi-
dent il not just figurehead,
hut that he sincerely shoulders
the welfare of the employees.
We have been steadily buy
ing one or two shares of the
company's stock. One has diff
ferent view point when he has a
vital interest besides that Of
working for a concern. II has
also created interest i'm other
companies. Working conditions
and production difficulties.
CUpyr1ght. 1881 bV Is 4. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Cooper Promoted

Appointment Of Fred r
Cooper As assistant 20 the prcSI-
dent OF WillyS-Overland Motors.
Inc. was announced today 10y
Joseph W. Frazer the company'S
president.
Cooper is well known "a auto
mobile distributors and dealers
in every state m the Union.
through his long association
with the industry IN various
Capacities since 1916.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Interest in Irish
Reaches Hiqh Pitch

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Sept. "a
GNS)-IntereSt in the 1911 Notre
Dame football team is running so
high. University Athletic officials
disclosed today. that the schools
of tickets for the Army
game in New York November ]
already is sold out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
minimum IL wordsJ

Advertisements accepted at any ~
hundreds Of convenient neighSorhood
Want Ad Stations or at the Times
Main Office. Times Square. at low
economy cash rates. or you may tele-
phone your al to Cherry $500 and
have II charged.
Ads ordered by telephone and ac-
cepted from persons listed IN the
telephone book or city directory on
memorandum charge only. In return
for this courtesy the advertiser Is eX-
pected TO remit promptly.
H. boS number is desired. estimate
five words additional.
The Times reserves the Tight 20
classify ads unoer appropriate head
ineS.
All claims for adjustments and re-
funds must be made within 10 days
AFTER expiration OF ad.
Errors should be reported immedi-
ately The Times assumes no Tespon-
sibiliiy for errors alter the iirst
insertion.
To insure publication in the Sunday
paper. copy must be IN the Times
Office by IL 30 a. m. Saturday. To
insure insertion IN every edition % the
week day paper. copy must be IA the
Times oftice b. y IN. the day before
publication.
WHEN cANCELING advertisements.
advertisers must secure MIL NUM-
Der from the tie lep me clerk.
Without the number satisfactory ad-
1ustment cannot be made ~ case 81
error. We do not guarantee 10 discon-
tlnue an order unless cancellation ~
received m the Office before p. m. the
DAY preceding the next insertion, ] 50
a. NJ. Saturday for sunday editions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
World Supremacy

/ can vision no other role FOR
the United States than world
supremacy; supremacy in inter-
national commerce. supremacy
in resources, supremacy in
wealth supremacy in industrial
productivity. Yes, supremacy on
the seas.
Admittedly, events and trends
at Washington occasion grave
misgivings. There still is no
co-ordinator of our gigantic war
operations; still no curb on labor
upriSings: still no respect for the
current and prospective plight
of taxpayers, and a lot of
etceteras.
Yet, / have unshakable faith
that out of the worlds and our
own woes will come a broader,
better era for mankind, and inn
measurable advance towards
establishment on earth of the
brotherhood of man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Death notlres

GERsABECk Sept % Harry. ot 55ie
Mt. Elliott beloved husband of lrma
Mundt Gersabeck, dear father ~ Marvin
ana Russell. dear brother OF Mrs Elsie
Wells and Otto Gersabeck Funeral serv-
ice Thursday, 80 D. m, Al A. II. Peters
Funeral Home, l2057 Gratiot avenue
i.ABOl CHERE Sept % 1871. in New
York CITY Albert f., husband OF Elaine
Hon Labouchere, son-in-iaw Of The late
John Jacob Hon and Grace Whitney Hon.
father OF Ernest, Charles and Robert La
bouchere and Mrs. AliN Labouchcro Dewitt.
NICHAI.AS- September %. 1871. Anton.
age So years. Beloved husband 81 Juiia.
Dear father Of Mrs. Edward BehrendL
Mary, Rosetta and Richard Nichalas.
Funeral Friday .. m. at Lady Redemp-
tion Church. Burial Forest Lawn Cemetery.
NASsMt : Sept %. Carl. suddenly OF
12Os1 Longview. beloved husband oil
Frances dear father OF Alice and Robert
son OF Emma and the late william Wass-
mus. brother OF William and Mrs Emily
Strick. Funeral service Thursday 2.3O
p. m. at A. II. Peters Funeral Nome
l2057 GTatiot avenue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Employment Agencies

Al OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN
OFFICE BOYS-STOCK BOYS
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
62O-2i-22 TRANSPORTATION BLDG.
JONES Employment ais Beauben--
Wants Day Workers Couples. Porters,
Maids Mattresses Columbia 1910.
RIvARD EMPLOYMENT Experienced
cplortd maids cooks laundresses 1892
PfVard TErrace 2-gi63
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
DIVORCES

Irene Boedworth from Alfred.
Marcia June Atkins from Mitpn ~
Eugene W Barley from Virginia y
Gertrude Ruth Fuller from George Robert
Ruin Flint from Arthur.
Margaret Blanchard from George.
Vera McAfse from Frank
Frederick = Dahl from Ruth 81
james RaWdon IN from Phyllis
Rose y Maurice from Graham "a
Nathaniel from BRYANT
pipkin Pryor from Omalee
Margaret r q Brien from Michael
prank 4 Bell from Florence
saul ~ Mesiter- from Ruth
Josephine Masluch from John
Maurice =. Nright from Pansy (annul
mentJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

Ioblaw Groc.teriss Company for the
fiscal year ended May 81 had 4 net profit
Of Sl,laS. $50 after income and excess
profits taxes. etc. equal to 81 a. a share
on the combined Class and r stocks.
against 81 36i s2s, or 81 63 a share on the
4 and 3 stocks IN the year ended
June I 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Gypsy Rose Lee
To Appear in Flint

FLINT. S,pt. 24.-Gypsy Rose
Lee. queen of the country's strip
tease artists. will arrive in Flint
tomorrow to begin a week of per-
sonal appearances al the Rialto
Theater starting Friday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

ABLE GIRL General homework STAY
nishts 327i Collingwood Telephone Town
send i-is5j
Az UNUSUAL opportunity. three women
over 81 permansa pleasant fun or part
time work. eNperigce unnecessary srecIal
training gAent no canNassinE. EeTIr
B-67ll, Dei IN Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Male Help-Salesmen

REAL estate salesman Experienced An
opportunity 20 make big money with
company specializing on low cost homes
l2sff East Eight Nile Road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Anthracite Mines
Hold 5-Day Week

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. Z4-
With good demand for certain
sizes Of anthracite continuing the
Pennsylvania anthracite emer-
gency committee set tonnagcS for
The week ending September - a.
200 600 tons. equal 10 FIVE DAY
working time This was The
fifteenth consecutive week oi five
dsy operations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Vital Interest

Writes Mrs. Harry B. Egee Jr.:
This letter is TO let you know
that one worker realizes the
problems that confront the head
Of any corporation and appre-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

BOYS l6-i7-is YEARS OLD WHO ARE
NOT ~ SCHOOL, WITH OR WITHOUT
BICYCLES FOR MESsENGER WORK
KNOWLEDGE OF CITY NOT NFCEt-
SARY SCI Mp SWARTHOUT, ROOM
200. $50 SHELBY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Funeral Directors
Lost and Found

BEAGLE Hound. female brown and white
answers 10 "Queenie. 80 reward. ore
gon 1858
ENGLISH Setter. male brown and white
$50 reward. Telephone Atlantic 1882
FUR NECKPlECE-s skins; lost sepiem-
Der o. Reward. Office hours. Randolph
1880.
LOST Mans black waller containing cash
valuable papers. OF value To- owner only
Reward. Cherry $3.50
LOST-Rortabe radio left on Belle Isle
sunday. Honesty VIII be rewarded Ar
liugt0n 1921
LOST Male fox terrier vicinity Stottcr
and outer Drive. Reward 2O0l5 stoiter.
SKELETON LEGS stolen from. Elmer "
the skeleton standing I'm the lobby 81
Annex Theater, last MONDAY night. Reward.
Csli Annex Theater
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
YOU NEED TRAINING
Male Help Wanted

a RELIABLE MAN married preferred 20
care for local business ono travelling
car required For apo ntment rh'no Mad.
son fii0 between 7 and I night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

Arisrtrsn shipbuHding tompans fer the
hstsf fesr ended June 30 rad a re- prom
81 sSef oTs e1ua' 20 81 ~ share 0n nc
e11.non. against f72s Is5 ~ s. % on "a
ednnor - ne pTecSdlpS year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

DISTRIBUTORS 20 pass hand bills house
toulouse g. 90 Soc per hour No
selling Pas every night 600 East Lafncd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Special Notices
DECENTRALIZATION
Personals

4 LIQUOR habit stopped ~ home secretly,
Afnold 2f6l Sat Bank Bids RA 1854,
RDA LORD Astrolorist. CELEBRATED, Corr
ose Educated rs Lothrop. Appoint.
mrnts Madison 1888.
AMAZING -"t. " Astrologisi wbom
tNI'tr heard over rsdi0 concentration
turr nrrr ur mine Nppriuf mcutF 1888
GHchust Vermont j.li32.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Situations Wanted-FemaIe

Al LAINDKESs cleaner wishes days.
50 a0, eoiored excellent references. Tyler
t-nhln
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Lost and Found

WATCH Lady BulOva emerald setting,
one emerald cracked. Reward. Madison
6f60
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

- 10. ,olored excellent references. Tyler
.5-362s
BUNDLE washing specializing teachers.
4 bachelugf sihs References. called. de-
Iltyerrd Temple 60s5
COMPETENT glr wtshcs dsys Reference.
Laundry. cleaning -. csrtsfe. Temple
/. sons
DAYS work coiofed cleaner. wall Washing.
- 5o-xo o. room Tyler 3-sOos.
EXPERIENCED tiri wants days work,
TUESDAY "Wednesday Thursday. Refer
'eucet Townsend 7072i
EXPERIENCED coiorca la4y WISHES house
= vork restaurant waitress o. cooking.
lFtzros oe52
iENPERI CA.orcd gtri wishes part
umc office aork store work, housewcrk.
.Tuuty l.s9J4
EXPERIENCED lady wishes steady ds,a
So SD az tatc Laundry, cleaning TIM
VAS 2-15bs
EXPERIENCED neat coiarsd slri Wishes
da,s Enrs Iaundlf tifanlne I}icf
7.is.s
ENpERiEa;cED coio,ed g,r vishes laun.
ans ""th in, private home Trn's
EXPERIENCED e.r Saae. DAYS. VeeSs
3zss
EXPERIENCED coloTed grl wishes dsH
laundry tYsnlus- IS. oaffaTe. Caci.4as
80.
ENpf rIENCFu colo-ea sr WISHES DAYS:
'H9foIEn cleaner. Nj cartare. Laiayels
,sa2
EXPERIENCED eolared Eli WISHES general
noAfe~ofK staf G'shts Can Madison
el01
EXPERIENCED CU.orcd kari wishes part
TIM. second mad Nofs Temple 27tsa
sE%PFRIt NCEp C9lured Elu wishes days.
Maid wur $500 ,affare II i-5IIl.
EXPERIENCED gu vtsnes days part
'ne cleaning So cariafe Tempe i-os35
GIRL Vsnc. days part wors laundry.
.rleanirE ~ 80 csriarc Trinity 2.lf45.
MAT sxpel enleq coiored EIri wishes dsys
'rarA. excellent references. Trinity
l.Js5-
RFLtABIF woman dishv asher Days,
nlrtfs 'fotei restauranf excellent refer
ercc, T,ler 5.Ipfs
sTENOGEAPHEE ocolofeut Reference.
Two wears experience tipping. short
hand nanc aud KNOW edge ~ bookkeeping.
riizfol oli'
WILL .Nps euoes caIorcd maid neat:
DAYS NJ ra~ me TylU 3-2671
.AI C0LORED woman. days cooking.
laundry cearns wal washing. II.
f-o-1J
COLOREp. SECOND maid private home;
plain f9aaiUE Efay nights Tyler 5-1u2a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24
Situations Wanted-Mnle

HANpYMAN Porter Young colorvd man
desires work experienced reliable. Tyler
A-ll24
MAtNTENANCE man flr building or fac
tory t.3 years experience, Trinity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

Answer to yesterday puzzle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-24

WOMEN as authorized distributors for ma
uonallys advertised 'STARDusT slips,
guaranteed for one scar. Earn large profits
N either fun or part time. Coronet Co.
527 Woodward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Andy Hardy
Birthday
In Dispute
BY NEIL RAU
Special to THE DETROIT TIMES


HOLLYWOOD, April 20.
CAREY WILSON, the man who
produces the Hardy pictures
for Neutrality-suspicious. stu
dos, has made this famous screen
group so believable that he has
created a family history for it
which dates back several gen.
erations.
when q Hardy walks down
the street." says Wilson, He
casts q shadow both before and
after"
He showed me the Hardy fam
lily Bible" to prove it. In this
unique book he has pieced to-
gether many imaginative facts
about his pet characters, most of
them based on the lives of in
dividuals in his own family.
The Andy Hardy dilemma, for
example, is interesting. The
judge and Mrs. Hardy have been
disputing ever since their son
was born whether the exact date
was January l. or January 2,
back in 1923. Andy started arriv-
ing Unexpectedly just before
midnight and Judge Hardy al
most had apoplexy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

HOLLYWOOD, April 26.
QUESTIONS for mother
W father, sister and brothers
make up today's quiz, so gather
round and see who rolls up the
highest score. Grade yourself
10 per cent for every answer
choosing from the names be-
meath every question. So, we
begin with:
Choir boy named Wupper-
Il man later Travelled out West
and actually became a cowboy.
Could it possibly be
Frank McHugh Frank Morgan
Charles Lewis Stone
Butterworth
O-Incongruously versatile Is
- an actor who Is villain,
sophisticate and comedian on
the screen and off screen II an
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Scheduled Events
At Art Institute

Friday, at $50 p. m.-Paid
Lecture Course; Rembrandt
the Master Etcher," by Isabel
Weadock.
Daily, through May 81 -
Masterpieces of Art Exhibition.
Daily - Gallery talks on the
exhibition. Every afternoon
Tuesday through Sunday at 2:30
and Friday at $50 p. m.
Alger House. Crosse Points
Branch: April II to n. Exhi-
bition of Crosse Pointe Artists
Association.
Thursday through June l.
French Nineteenth and Tween
tieth Century drawings from the
Fogg Museum at Cambrid9s,
Mass. and the Museum of Mod
ern Art in New York City.
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Come Gather Round
At the Family Film Quiz
By SARA HAMILTON
Special 10 THE DETROIT TIMES

author, illustrator and wit.
Could this artist be-
James Cagney Ronald Colman
Roland Young Oscar Levant
C-Mild hammered VILLA m
- Henry Pratt is considered
an authority in the cultivation
of sweet peas. Oh no, it couldn't
be
Bella Lugosl Boris Karloff
Victor Peter LORE
McLaglen
h-What are the first names Of
II these famous screen charac-
tiers and what actors made them
famous
Mr.. Topper Mr.. Smith
Mr.. Deeds Mr.. Doe
(which Of these stars were
- seriously wounded In World
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