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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H. at her residence
SIS Lakewood Bertha, dear mother OF
Clara, Minnie, Gertrude. Bertha, Caroline
and Amelia; grandmother OF p grand
children and II great-grandchildren. Fu-
neral from residence Saturday. 2 p. m.
| Evangelical Church. Lakewood and Kerche'
val, at 1880.
HUTCHINs September ~. Benjamin
Franklin OF 1912 Begole, beloved husband
OF Agnes. dear father OF Jerry, brother OF
Leona and Eva Hart, Matte Hutchins.
Jamie Foster. Funeral from Fred +. An
derson Funeral Home, SOS T.. Willis, Fri
Macn Oh-sept. II, 1871, Mary s.. wife
OF John A. MacIvor. mother OF Mrs.
Mary Elizabeth WicoXon. Janet Loring
and Katherine Ann Maelvor. Funeral
service at chapel OF William X. Hamilton
CO., Cass Ave. at AeNandrne Friday
morning at IL O'Clock.
MckINNEY-septemb 10, 1871, Rachel
sister OF the late Nellie Mckinney
Thompson and Irene Mckinney Colombo,
aunt OF Louis J. Colombo Jr., Mrs Pierre
V. Hefier. Peggy Colombo. Thomas w
Thompson Jr Frederick Colombo and
Ellen Thompson. Funeral service Friday,
9 80 a. m. from 5i6S stanton avenue, and
10 a. m. at 81, Leos Church. Please omit
flowers.
rIEkkON Anna r., age % years. be-
loved wife of the late DANIEL Pierron
ST. dear mother Of Mrs. Anna Henderson
Mrs. Leonard Jones. Mrs. Marie Lake, Gil
bert Daniel Jr., Frederick. Alfred,
Bemadette and John Pierron; grand
mother OF 10 grandchildren. Funeral from
residence, 24Os Townsend Ave. Saturday
morning at $50. 81. Mays Church
downtown at 10 o'clock. Interment MI
Elliott Cemetery
ROT LAND-Sept 10 1871. Peter husband
OF the late Marie. father OF Mrs. Thomas
Haton and Frank J. Rouland. grandfather
Of Emmett Halton and Mrs Joseph Clam
hin OF Pensacola. Florida. Services Friday.
> p m az chapel Of Lingeman Bros. 1865
East Grand blvd, at Palmer Burial in
Evergreen Cemetery
ROWLEY-Sept. II. 1871. William II be-
loved husband Of Maude, loving son OF
Mrs. Sarah Rowley OF Grand Rapids.
Mich, loving brother OF George Durant.
Mich John y. James Decature Mrs o
Kellogg and Mrs. c Teeple. all of Grand
Rapids, Mich Funeral from residence.
iiOs Ferdinand avenue, Saturday at 30.
Holy Redeemer Church at 600
sCHRAGE-Arthur j., age 80, beloved
husband Of Teresa. dear father Of Mary
Elizabeth and Arthur A: dear son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur A. Schrage dear brother
Of Mrs. Joseph Fest and Mrs. Earl Moss
lner Funeral from residence, 1851 Berk-
shire Friday morning al 80 and ST clare
church at 10: Rosary Thursday evening
lat 5
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At BEULAH PARK

Weather cloar. track fast
FIRST Race Moreva Little KhaySAm
Grand Reina. Zeaar Sedace steel Spur
Third Race-Dsphns Girl. Miss kuo-
wat MISS Irene T Dora X. Msiemute,
Theta Girl
Fourth Race Trouble Bent Just
Ahead. The Spotter, Fluke. SPEEDY Lula.
Miola
Fifth Race Broom0ria Nv Day.
Devihsh Coma Rough Lane
Ninth RaCe--Declared of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18

Female Help Wanted
GENERAL housework. no cooking; small
laundry: stay. private room. TOWNSEND
7-62s4.
GENERAL housework, no cooking. nd
lsandry' stay stay, experience Unnecessary
HoUsEwoRK-wh no cooking nd
laundry. stay or go; 5s days. $3.50.
Tyler 7-4f70.
HoUsEwoRk. general; no laundry, own
room. small family, good wages. 1734S
Wisconsin. University LOOPS,
HousEwoRK-capa girl: general; good
wages adults. 1857 cherrylawn. Uni-
lversity 2-5iiI.
OUsEWoRK-General. no cooking. wash.
ing private room 2046 oakman boue-
ward. Townsend 6-03i5.
MIDDLE-AGED lady for housekeeper good
pay. references required 1885 Kineaid
NURSEMAID or mothers helper White.
No housework, washing or cooking.
Townsend s-762i. 1880 Chicago.
WAITRESS
Steady work. Excellent pay. Apply 1904
WANTED EXPERIENCED sTENoG-
RAPHER, STEADY POSITION. REPLY
AT ONCE STATING PAST EXPERIENCE
AND SALARY EXPECTED TO BOX B,
WANTED NURSES, undergraduates. Apply
AT once. Mari General Hospital. 396d
Trumbull.
WHlTE-GENERAL Doctors home. Good
wages Stay. Townsend s-9697. 1898
Lawrence.
WILL give board TO man and wife foe
wife's service. Hogarth zoos.
Situations Wanfed-Maie
APARTMENT management; couple ex-
tensive experience. 10 years with present
employer excelen, references northwest
section preferred. Tyler 6-275s.
EXPERIENCED colored chauffeur: neat.
reliable, excellent references Tyler
i-0572
DEPENDABLE young man elevator
thing Townsend 1892.
MAINTENANCE man for building or fac
troy t25 years experience). Trinity
YOUNG colored man desires WORK Weld
Ing steel. lyanhoe 1887 after
Situations Wanfed-Femaie
COMPETENT colored girl wishes hotel
maid, waitress, office cleaning. Temple
-302s.
EXPERIENCED SIR wants Office clsanine.
part time days, hotel work nights, Fitz-
roy 1886
EXPERIENCED - coiored lady days:
Tuesday. Wednesday Thursday; s. 90.
Icarfare Temple 1896
EXPERIENCED colored worker wishes
days work, IS day. cariare. Tyler
1850,
EXPERIENCED Iir wishes days weeks,
part time, home nights Trinity 1852
EXPERIENCED, reliable woman wants
days. good ironer. thorough cleaner.
Trinity 1888.
EXPERIENCED coiored laundress cleaner.
wishes days, 81 ~ and cartsre. Fltzroy
ses
home nights. colored. Phone TWIN
brook 23esl
EXPERIENCED colored gri wants days,
par, time work Can Temple 1883
EXPERIENCED colored- woman wishes
weeks. home or stay nights, Temple
i-0s7s
GIRL Experienced washer, DAYS week
work. 50 carfars Clifford of67
GOOD plain cook colored general 10
laundry. no Sundays home nights:
references Madison 2sas.
HIGH school graduate 1cooredl, orice.
answering telephone and writing M
typing Fitzroy 5fis
NEAT c9lored girl experienced desires
part ome work can Tyler 7-3i72.
NURSE Practical wishes case. Beet rel.
erences University 5-3d3l
WOMAN Rug cleaning your home Rss-
sdnshle rates Can evenings ohve s27f.
Al coLoRED woman. days cooking.
cleaning. laundry wall washing Temple
.o573.
apartment work Townsend S-fisi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18

EXPERIENCED coiored laundress. cleaner.
wishes days 81 IN and carfsre- Fltzroy
SOC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18

EXPERIENCED colored worker wishes
days work, 50 day. oarfare. Tyler
T-2Ags
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18

AT THORNCLIFFE PARK
Weather. clear. track fast
Second RaCe-Sun Commando
Fourth Race-S cpliH
Firth Race Heydona Rakhaky Trey
ioiton Middletown Patron SAINT
Seventh Race Macheru. ArgentLm
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18

EXPERIENCED - Col0red lady: days:
Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday; s. 90.
lcarfare. Temple 1896
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18

AUTO WORKERS
Be working, Defense plants need YOU
WE FINANCE YOU LEARN
Acetylene-Arc Welding
PROCESS INSPECTION
TOol-dle making maChinist
Lathe milling machine shaper
Shop mathematics blueprint reading
BODY FENDER REPAIR
WOLVERINE SCHOOL
400 W FORT DAY-NIGHT SCHOOL
LEARN MODERN BARBERING - Phone.
write for particulars. Mo!er College. $50
Michigan.
PLUMBERS Prepare tor your state 'ogr-
newman or masters license. Michigan
Plumbing School, 1894 Linsda.e Tyler
A-sfSu
YOU NEED TRAINING
For National Defense Aircraft Jobs
PRACTICAL TRAINING-NO BOOKS
AIRCRAFT SCHOOLGIRLS WOODWARD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
Automobile Claim Adjustor

Automobile Claim Adjustor
To ADJUST automobile losses in Detroit for
0ld-establsned insurance company. Appii-
cant must nave fun knowledge 81 estifnat-
inC losses knowledge 20 prepare own esti-
mates; chanre for advancement. unlimited
salary and expenses, permanent position.
CAL Temple 1882 for appointment,
BOYS. is to Is with bicycles who are
not returning 10 school this Fail. for
healthfu outdoor work. good pay. steady
work. vacations with pay. See Mr. swarth-
out. Room 206. $50 Shelby, a m. 70 II
Boys, Ii and older, whose
school grades average c or bet
ter. can earn money by carry
ing a Detroit Times route in
their own neighborhood. Write
The Detroit Times, Home De-
livery Department, Detroit,
Mich, for full details.
DIE DESIGNERS
Firs, class top wages overtime Empire
Engineering CO.. 81 West Hancock. Temple
i-i2iS
DRIVERS WANTED
Good money-msking opportunity driving
Checker Cabs. An outdoor iob-driving A
pleasure car HcalthiuL Profitable and
steady. Age II TO % Apply 2l2s Trumbull
after p
DRIVERS p and over fair knoWle ledge Of
city Apply $3.50 Woodward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18

EXPERIENCED girl wants office cleaning.
part time days, hotel work nights, Fitz-
ROY 1886
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18

EXPERIENCED grl wishes days. weeks.
part time, home nights. Trinity 1889
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18

EXPERIENCED cook no heavy cleaning;
home nights. coiored. Phone TWIN
brook 2-3es1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
Funeral Directors
Lost and Found

J. SUTTON a SON
41f7 TRUMBUIL AVE TEMPLE as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
Educational

COLoRED girl wshe. part time work OF
apartment work Townsend a-4Iei
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18

EXPERIENCED. reliable woman wants
days good ironer thorough cleaner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
Situations Wanfed-Maie
Situations Wanfed-Femaie

COMPETENT colored girl wishes hotel
maid, waitress, office cleaning Temple
l-302s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18

An.Vcr ~ yesterday puzzle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18

II YOU want steady good paying
position and have car phone Northlawn
Sos from 20 y tonight.
The guardian., 1941-06-14
News from Ft. Dix

For DIX played host 70 Broadway
and Hollywood stars last Wednesday
night when they appeared here 70 take
II Al oLl-s-ar show sponsored by the
Citizens Committee for the Army and
-1s Nay. -hs United Service Organl-
zz-ICzS and The Army Morale Branch.
Billy Rose. Broadway producer.
staged -14 show which was uur On out
II Coo-s with mobile stages The ar
ISIS ~E-=: BIZ Robinson. Jane Fr0h-
nh Ginger Harmon, Fiji D'Orsay
and Nz--o1 B=rle.
81 Robinson was gwen royal
7-=----s Cy -1@ boys q the 372u6 In
tz1-y wEs1 Ee appeared among them
before -E= show. hand shaking and
z--cg-zE1 seekers Just about showed
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P DAVIS q Boston and other officers az
AZ EC--Eg-1 gathering.
Lezo-.zl Day found the 1.400 Off
cz-S a-1 Ue- o the 372rd Regiment
participating II the colortul eeremo-
1l=s and parade. held IN Trenton. y. J.
Ccl1E=- Howard c. Gilbert and his
sal I'D he line q marchers followed
1y EL5 motorized units OF the 44th
Division and various patriotic units.
A--s- the parade. the boys were in
vzE=1 11- sandwiches and soft drinks
a. r. S1l6isrs Club. The men then
The guardian., 1941-06-14
Afternoon of Music

TIE second annual music festival
sponsored by the teachers q s.. Bar
-EClonew' Church School. Rev. Ken
-=-h dep Hughes. Rector, last Sunday
was an occasion Of great merit.
Ire program included such artists
IS Elwyn Barrows, organist Mrs. Ruby
Ag1ew. cOntralto sCloist. NJ. Newman
Smith. tenor. Mrs. Ina Braithwaire,
vi1li1ist and orgaEist, Mrs Stanley
Ei--on. organiSr. ST. Bartholomew 5
Choir, J. She-ol Pollen. organisC and
cL15r-mas1er. and the prize inning
Junior Choir Of Ebenezer Church.
TLelma Chase. director.
The committee. Jas. Brairhwai-e.
chairman. David P. Jones. Sup--. Miss
ALa6el COLymore. Wendell n Pasco.
Bsa1lah Christmas. Ruby Smith.
GeIge Skelly. and NurieI Raysor,
treasurer. deserve great praise for this
gE-+ul after noon Of music.
l large audience Of parents and
friends Of rhe school came from all
sections q Greater Boston 70 this ex-
ce-le1tly arranged musical festival.
The guardian., 1941-06-14
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left for home by truck. and in a.
evening those not on duty returned ~ i
Trenton 70 attend q dance at the cInS I
Ohio Day On Sunday, June / was ,sY, :
big day for the boys from the Rpcsara
State who had relatives and friends y
visitors. After inspection of the vos; :
Gus buildings IN the cantonment araa
chow call brought forth Chicken and
ice cream for soldiers and visitors
alike followed BY a coast-to-cosst
broadcast Of This Is Fort Dixp direct
from this area, when Colonel Howard
c. Gilbert. gave a short sketch Of bis
life IN the army and outlined the worL
done BY his boys. An added attraetion
was Mrs. Mary Mcleod Betbune
National Director Of the N.Y.A Sbs
gave the boys q word Of encouragement
and told them that they should keen
their shoulders 70 the wheel and d.
their best for their country. Following
this three soldiers were interyiewpd
and there was q baritone solo. The
last interview was with CORPORAL VII.
liam Hagan Of Boston, Mass. followed
By q military quiz between a team Of
three men from Ohio and a trio from
New Jersey, the latter capturing the
h0n0rs.
Corporal Philip Thomas, Corporal
Anthony 4. Paul. Private First Glass
Cleveland Harris, and Sergeant LLOYD
Parhan. Private Lassiter, and Private
First Class Edward Rivers, all Of Bos-
ton. Mass. are on the staff of the Regi-
mental Paper IN Cadince" started
June ,.
The guardian., 1941-06-14
CITY NEWS

lea can have your fzcizI powder
Individually blended zt the Sturzis
Chemical Co. SIS Shzwuuf Ave. o1-
poSife keEdzu s. Hundreds OF Bost0n
girls have their own powder fo-nulze
IN this laboratory Have v0ur pow6er
blended 70 SuTT yeur skin tone HourS
le An Untll pa Saturdays 1e
an undl 10 pn-
Tie lecture d5vlsi0n q The WPA
Comfy Recreation Pro5es7 Is pu5-
ing q 3 pruy-zz- por1-zyizg -I-5Tinz
Piesa@ q =Col0rss1 Mskz-s of His
tor. living and dad. a1 sk= Robert
6az6 Shzw Eu1se. II Wzn1ss- ST.
FElzy evHnz. June p. 81 o'el0ek
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Dr. BookE T. TzzLizgt5z. Dr. George
IT. Carer, E3ac- Wiz Mo--ee
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q Howard Uz5Te-szty. PAylls Whszs-
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The guardian., 1941-06-14

talent are: New York, Chicago, and
Philadelphia. Frankie Taylor, Norma
Bryant, Mildred Alexander, Rose Tan
dolph. Marian and Dorothy McCree.
were ushers for the performance Of
-Cavalleria Rusricana." given by VII
liam Rhodes Opera Society IN Brown
Hall, On Thursday evening. June ).
Dorothy Virgins OF Pennsylvania,
made z special rrlp 70 Boston 10 attend
the performance.
The guardian., 1941-06-14

The annual banquet oF the Rsv
S-zts Medical. Dental and Phsrn-s-
ceuzlcel Society VII b hezd A EsteIIs,s
. Restaurant, fremont s. on We5neS-
{ oaF. June > a 8-15 pm Dr.. c. LTrde
Ga1e-T, Boston Health Couxaissionar.
VII b guest speaker
HIS ; Carney 0f y Guard S. an5
Ms Nellie Ricketts, q Il Watson 6
entertained 1[r- ard Ms Hsrrr Hic-s
Of PlznsIorUne. Long Island. Ms.
LoTe-Ee Ire ard s8z. James. ard Ms.
Ollie Jones of Coruzz- Lo1g Island.
New YORK ever The Eeu0-izl Dzv
week end IheF rad z naost en5uyzhle
tine visiting ard sightseeing n els
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02
there he was, striding up the

ramp.
Barbara was coming out of
the garden, her arms full Of
peonies, when Uncle Hanks car
swung up the drive and stopped
in front of the house.
"Babs," said Uncle Hank, get
ting out of the car, this is Chief
Lealing Water, but guess he'd
want you to call him Dugan
Blake. Dugan, my one and only
Barbara"
Barbara Chase didn't quite
realize it, but she held her
breath as Dugan Blake uncoiled
himself from the back seat of the
convertible and stepped out
lightly. She found herself offer
ing her hand in greeting, but as
vet she hadn't said anything.
The man smiling family be-
fore her was tall and dark, very
dark. The pressure of his hand
clasp was firm, almost power
full.
$50 this is the famed Miss
Barbara" she heard him muir
muir, just as it occurred to her
that never in all her % years
had she ever met anyone as
handsome as Chief Leaping
Water.
He held her hand for a long
minute; but she made no effort
to draw away. Anyway, she had
an idea he wouldn't have allow
ed il even il she had tried.
Ito BE Continued)
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-02
/. MIND YOUR
MANNERS

Test your knowledge Of cor
rect social usage by dnsWertn0
the tolloicing questions, then
checking against the duthoritd-
tire dnS,oers belOU:
1. Is it good usage to say, "A
party called, but didn't leave a
number?
2. Is it correct to say This Is
her" when someone calls on the
telephone and asks for you by
name?
3. If you give the number Of a
business firm and the person an
swering the telephone says "Hel-
10" is it all right to ask, rs this
the Jones Company?
4. How should q woman ask
for her husband when she calls
him at his office and Is answered
by the switchboard operator?
5. Is it polite to say "Talk
louder" if you can't hear on the
telephone?
What. tcGvld you do IL
You give telephone number
and whcn you ask for the person
to rhom you rish to speak are
told that you hare the wrong nam
Der
(o) Say. I'm sorry'f
(b) Hang Np pithout saying any
thing!
Answers
1. No. Say someone called
not "a party"
2. No. This Is she"
8. Yes. The person answering
should have given the name OF
the firm.
4. "Mr. Jones, please. This Is
Mrs. Jones speaking"
5. No. Say, "rm sorry, didn't
understand" Or, I'm sorry but
would you repeat Il At again,
please"