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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
LACKS AIR CONTROL


Absolute control Of the air over
England-in the daytime-must
be won by the Germans before
they can dare invasion, the army
experts say. At this, writing, Ger
many lacks this control. In fact
since the severe defeat the lufft-
watt received from the Raj over
England in September, all German
raids of any consequence have
been limited to night time.
Nevertheless. the RATS edge In
this daylight control is delicate
one now, and should that so much
as slip, the Germans would assume
cir mastery, not gradually, but
with shocking rapidity, military
observers believe. When the Ger
mans could send over vast fleets
of bombers in the daytime-includ-
ing the deadly accurate Stukas
which don't dare venture over
England in daylight .new-zthen,
they say, would come intense high
explosive bombardment of air
bases followed by gas attacks to
completely neutralize them and
thus paralyze the Raj while the
invasion got under way.
DISLIKE USE OF GAS
Although the Germans are
known to have a formidable or
ganization for chemical warfare,
army circles here treat with
skepticism ever-recurring rumors
Of new and deadlier gases. There
has been no radical development
IN this most unpleasant depart
ment Of war since 1918.
Use Of gas has been virtually
unknown in this war 10 date.
When ! was with the French
armies last Winter I heard of a
few isolated instances in which
the Germans experimehted with
gas on very small scale in
guerilla fighting along the West
ern Front. General staff officers
admitted the Germans had used
gas in few attacks on outpost IS
beyond the Maginot Line. But l
was lnsistently requested. as we're
other correspondents. to make no
mention Of II. Il was explained
that If gas got into the headlines
there might be clsmor for re-
prisals and development OF full
scale chemical warfare Armies
don't Ike gas and dislike 10 ise
il except in extremities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
Dynamite Clears
London Debris
After B|itz
BY JAMES f. BROWN

Init News Service stan Correspondent
LONDON 2-BStsitisffir army
sappers today began TO dynamite
the charred and Quilted skeletons
damaged and rendered unsafe by
the German fire blitz' of Sunday
night.
Late this afternoon, a violent
explosion resulting from blasting
operations at ruined buildings in
the city" below Ludgate Circus
shook all of Fleet street. A great
cloud of black smoke and dust
arose in the distance. temporarily
obscuring the rounded dome of st.
Pauls Cathedral.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02

s0nctity OF treaties unless
then arc inst tredtiesn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

one. Being sick is so undignlfied.
You're not my nurse, you're my
romance, my love, and my charm,
but not my nurse"
There was nothing / could say
and the ambulance came and took
Duff and his grippe to the hos
pital, and afterward Vicki
brought him all sorts of lovely
gifts including an old Chinese
pair Of figurines. She said when
you were i'll there was nothing
like a bit OF beauty TO make you
feel life was worth living.
| spent an hour after leaving
Duff and Vicki just walking
walked 10 Washington Square
and saw the students and the
children And I walked up Fifth
Avenue and saw the crowds Of
shoppers eager for Easter finery
and Toasted my eyes on displays
in swanky shop windows.
/ must have been thinking as
walked. though not consciously.
But when / came 10 Forty Second
Street and the corner OF Fifth
Avenue, / knew l was at the
crossroads. Turn west. and there
were Max Gatto's offices. turn
cast and there was Grand Cen
trail, and home
And then I thought Of what had
passed that morning between
Vicki and Duff And a great
feeling Of peace came over me.
That was one way. but il wasn't
my way Ny life lay with Ste
phen. and Steyie and Norm. and
Snie and Banjo and their lives
and all their problems
That evening we went 20 one
Of the parties at the Community
House We had a grand time.
danced, and sang Afterwards
In our bedroom. said casually.
You know l went to New York
today ."
Yes" Stephen said. II know
We'll, it's all right ! decided
| didn't want that chance you
spoke about"
stephen came over TO me.
Because Of us?"
mo. darling. because OF me.
What | want My happiness
30. X. Button" and he kissed
me.
Ito BE Concluded Next Week)
Cnpyrg ht. 1871. hv American Weekly. Inc.
AL u shis Reserved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

romance. VIII you please send
me the names. addresses. and
photographs of eligible single
men ,"
Sadly, Census officials replied
60 each of the hundreds of queries
that the only information they
were free TO release was the
location where the bulk Of single
men can be found The flaw in
this ideal set-up for the worlds
greatest lonely hearts club is the
law which specifies that any
Census Bureau employe who
gives out information is subject
to a fine of not less than $500,
not more than $1,000 or inn
prisonment not exceeding one
year, or both.
AS the number of incoming
letters increased. the Bureau sent
out q distress call, asking that
newspapers help them out by eX-
planning the impossibility of
releasing confidential informa-
ton.
That request, too. backfiroa
upon the luckless Census Bureau.
Missives, numbered by the dozens
instead Of hundreds. however,
now began 10 arrive from mon
who thought the women's idea Of
using the Bureau as headquarters
for lonely hearts club was a
brilliant inspiration.
One man from an outlying
possession wrote the harassed
officials; viii you please send
me the name and address Of a
woman between 30 and 40 years
old, five feet. eight inches tall,
and weighing about 40 lbs ?
Her race or creed is immatcrial.'
Upon learning from the Bureau
that it was sorry il couldn't
obligc, the persistent Romeo re-
questcd that they send him a list
Of cities where women outnumber
the men, so that he could write
10 the Y. w c As in those
places and obtain the informa-
ton he desired The Census
Bureau was able 10 comply with
this request with a clear con-
science.
"All Of the letters says Mr..
Won Strive Of the Census staff,
are surprisingly well-written,
apparently sent by persons Of
good education"
Most Of the women expressed a
preference for eligible men IN the
Canal Zone, although few were
willing TO endure tho ricors of
Alaska. Tall. good-looking men
with wavy hair was the one
qualification most often specified.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
FLOWERS FOR HER Room

when YOU used more subtle varia-
uons Steyie was fascinated
Then Steyie turned 10 me and
he seid erinnlng Nom, I'm
hungry
stephen said You can prob
ably find some dinner in.the ice
hox. and Stcvie went ont Mr.
Granger talked 10 stephen and
me a long time He said We
ought 10 get S'cvle A teacher
who would understand his per-
fcctN legitimate ambitions and,
who would be willing to give. HIM
not only decent background IN
the classics but could help him
with his harmony as well. and
that ne knew a man IN Green
witch who would come up and
take Steve ON. So We told HIM To
30 ahead
II was like dozens Of other IN
Cijcuts m our lives with the chi
drcn where Wc would be- worried
and then the problcr( would wor
itself ont
That Spring ! went IN TO NeV
York and decided l would look
up Max cato, Just for the fun
of it | had a curions sense OF
.-..-tto,.,~,- ~ t,y,,gf N3t---
I wepi to Nict's it was IN
March and found Duff on the
sofa LAID low with fever and
VIcki sitting anxiously beside
him They were waiting for the
doctor.
When the doctor came, he took
1t for granted that Duff was
Vickis husband and sad, He
has q bad grippe put him to bed
Immediately And then he gave
her directions for nursing him,
Well / could see she was dis
tractcd so | wrote them down.
and he handed her the various
prescriptions that were needed
lie told her to put him TO bed
keep him warm, give him
chicken broth, one medicine
every hour. another every three
hours and watch the temperature
and his breathing All the usual
details.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

women, Census officials were
amazed TO receive several hum
dred letters fram matrimonially
inclined women in nearly every
state East OF the Mississippi
River.
Il am planning a two-weeks'
vacation trip" writes one prac-
teal maiden, and have decided
to combine the pleasures OF
travelling with the possibilities of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

and a layout for George both OF
them rush jobs. Oh Duff, dar-
ling" She cried out in despair.
huff said quietly, "Vicki, 1
- wouldn't dream of it. It's so
very simple. Call an ambulance,
and I'll go to the hospital. It's
only a few blocks away. Heavens,
the grippe is just one Of those
things and Vicki would be an aw-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

-HE United States Census
Bureau has found itself in
y the disconCerting predica-
ment of directing a matrimonial
bureau or a lonely hearts club.
Eight weeks ago, Immediately
following a routine announce
ment to the effect that single
white men i'm the Panama Canal
Zone. Guam. Alaska. and Puerto
Rico far outnumber the white
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

full nurse. She'd surely spill the
chicken broth down my neck, and
probably give me all the wrong
doses and what's more. l feel in
a vile temper, and 1 want Vicki
to see me only at my best"
Vicki said. But darling. l
can't bear the thought Of your
being in a hospital"
And Duff said. And ! cant
bear the thought Of not being IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Disclosed by Scientific Rsseureh

These startling facts were recently
confirmed by scientific research. Emf
ucnt independent scientists made lab
oratorytoothhrushing tests with num-
Der Of dentifrices containing abrasvcs.
Every one cut cavities into the soft
part Of the teeth.
In the same manner, these scientists
tested the new liquid dentifrioe-Ieel.
In no case did Teel injure the teeth IN
any way, because Teel contains alb
solutely no abrasives Of any kind.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

: Recent clinical studies con-
Quoted by dentists under a
Research Foundation showed
that 8 out Of 10 adults ex-
amincd had the soft part OF
one or more teeth exposed,
with no hard enamel or gum
toprUtCctit. Proctor & Gamble.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
Millions Risk Injurins Their Teeth
BE Safe! Brush Your Teeth the Liquid Way
Liquid Deniice Inurs Absolutely No Abroves

Today millions OF people are unknow-
ingly causing serious damage 10 their
teeth-by regular brushing with denti-
frices- containing abrasIYes or securing
materials.
Gradually, as months go by, these
abrasives cut cavities into the soft part
OF teeth along the gum line exposed by
shrinking gums. where there Is no hard
enamel 10 protect them.
In fact, among people who brush their
teeth regularly, a very large percentage
OF all cavities along the gum line that
require filling arc probably tho result Of
this injury. This was shown by elm
zeal study in a leading dental journal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

The events and characters
depicted in this serial are
fictitious and any apparent
similarity 20 actual persons
living or dead is merely q
coincidence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
siuri This sofe liquid Wuy Toduy

Naturally. you want TO save
your teeth from this injury. II,
however, you feel that your
teeth need an abrasive SCOUT
ing, at least occasionally, we
suggest that you follow special
directions on the Teel package.
Get Teel az any drug, de-
partmcnt or lOe store And
see your dentist regularly !
for his professional advice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

AR GRANGER asked II he
NJ and STEVE could use the
piano and we said of course
Then he played a Bach toccata
He turned 10 STEVE and he said
You see what l mean ~ and
Steve SAID yes And then Nj
Granger startled Us out of orr
wits by taking that toccata and
lazzing IT And again. he SAID.
You sec what l mean % And
steve said yes Stcue was sud
denly Interested and attentive
It's like this. MIR Granger
said. IF YOU want 10 he a writer.
YOU have 20 read al the classics.
If YOU want to be a painter You
have to study the masters. and
If you want 10 play modern mu-
sic. YOU have 10 know Bach and
Mozart and Brahms and the
other great composers Even If
all you're going TO do is 10 write
musical comedies you'll do them
better for having studied Beet
hoven.
1t was funny that it should
have been Mr. Granger who was
the one 20 set Stevie straight.
lie knew a little harmony and he
began right there showing SteVe
how his harmonies when he had
lazzod Abide With Me were
wooden. and how he could make
them really good
He didn't try II, ~ course, on
Abide with Me bat he showed
Stevie how None But the Lonely
Heart sounded when st was just
pounded out. and how IL sounded
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

That's just it. She looked
utterly distracted, Duff can't
go back 10 his apartment And
how can he stay here? I've got
a fashion page to do this week,
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continual from Page ~

hanpcned. bar none Of tho chill
drcn would tell me But Charlie,
a neighhors boy did tell me.
Steve had been p.aylng the
HYMNS on the organ for the chill
dren and De had gone ahead and
iazzed Abide With Nc
our pastor Nj Granger, had
saidnothnC just Interrupted hum
IN tho middle and had sat down
and finished The hymn properly
Everyone was wondering what
was coiuc % bc done now 10
Stcl1C
Ifcl, a kind ~ great uuh7ppl-
ness come over me What could
we DO about Stcvic who was get
ting so sulIcn and unmm7eeatIe,
and who could do such a thlrE
He didn't como down for sunday
dinner and stephen said It would
do him ro harm 90 so without
and he hungry and when Zee came
down he would talk 10 hm
After dinner Mr. Granger
came % see ms and asked % hc
could talk 60 Stove lie went
mn 20 stoves room and m little
while ho and Stcyic came aioWn
Mr. Granger was a short
stockv man and seemed - know
how % manage children It's
whole manner was ono OF sell
confidence
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21

Tcel doesn't depend on abrasives for
cleansing Instead. It uses nevly-dls-
covered patented cleansing agent that's
almost magic-hke IN the way II helps
reveal the natural wilderness and beauty
Of your teeth. II isn't soap, yet multi
plies into thousands OF tiny, cleansing
bubbles in the mouth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-21
How TeeI Reveals Beauty ofYOUrsmiIe

These active bubbles amazingly help
remove the daily accumulation OF de-
cayIng food particles and dul!lng sur
face film. Thus your teeth look so much
whittier, more thrillngly beautiful. They
feel satin-smooth-yo mouth glo-
TiOuSly refreshed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
DEATHS

Leo Joseph o'Keefe. 1882 Hooker. 81.
Anna c. Malsne. 1910 Ravenswood drive
Port Huron. 70.
John J. Brennan. i27e5 Washburn. 70.
Mary Duke. 254l West Grand boulevard
rs.
Emma johnson, 1924 Arlington. 81.
Hazel Dearigo 1892 St Antoine, %.
Ira Fieios. 333 Leicester court, as
Daisy NJ. Bretzner, Hannibal. Mo, ~.
Henderson Stewart. 2443 Beaubien, 20.
Myrtle Grady. 6516 Stanford, 80.
Oakes Heath, 9ei Taylor. 6s.
Frank j. Granger 1910 Burlingame. SO.
Marie McMsnus i5466 Ward. 81.
Mary Walsh. 4502 Cadillac. ~.
Casmir Lewandowski, 1886 Grandy. 70.
Prank Novotny sr. S026 Forestla~n, 80
Katherine Harris. 4i3s Springle. "a.
Jerome Msyday, 63es Rugg. IL.
Charles ID. Brewer. $3.50 Anthem. 3
George J. Hammond. 1910 Scotch. 81.
8ylvanus Cobb Howe. $50 Marston. 81
sebastiano Bologna. 2574 Meldrum. Is.
John saracino. 2s27 Pearce. II.
Blanch T.. Trotier. 2iJ4 Hubbard. 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES

James Z. Bartlebaugh, 81; Dolores v. Pie
ouch. IS.
MAJ Levin, IS; Dora Dater. IS
Ben A. BORN, 81; Paulette Adolf, 90.
John X. Dickinson, ~; Lenore Aakaiusky,
20.
Walter s. Ellis. 81: Ileene Northey. 20.
Herbert A, Moore. 30; Marion Elizabeth
Prehn II.
Robert Borkowski. %; Stella Borkowski,
FL
Frank C. oouldburg. %; Marian Peabody,
%
Theodore Joseph Frissen, 81; Dolores Ann
Mcleod. 81. -=a----s----
William shapiro. 81: Alice Mahlln, 20.
Edwin NJ. Johnson, 20; Martha Cole, rs.
William Leonard. "a: Sara Louise Kind %.
Bernard G4eafs-224=fte =psiks--i9--
John Karner. IS; Elizabeth Theisen. 20.
Robert Evans, %: Rita Brysse. %.
Robert Feldman. %; Marion Lehman. 2i.
Stanley Raczkowski. 20: Mary Michalee. 81.
Arthur S. Cook. 80; Hilda J. Murphy, So
Jay Whitley, rs. Evelyn cueny, Is
Edward J. Pietrzak, 80. Barbara Ann
Yost. "a.
Marlen VI. MernnFT. 20, hayfttd tdid-
we'll. rs.
wnberi { Schneider. %; Irma Alice Nvu.
bauer, p.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
DETROIT TIMES "QUIcKAcT0N Want SERVICE
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Hendrix Fritzen. 20; Fora Hustled, Is,
Carl Agosta. 23; Veronica Mondello. q.
Paul Deman. rs: Caroline Neumsnn. rs
Edgar c. Barnes. 20; Margaret canoya. %
Albert c. Fetter. 20; Mary Louise Mirk
10.
Leo Edwin Pollard. 81: Lola Pearl Muller
81.
Edward Eader. IS; Alma Jeanette Wood,
10.
Patrick Marx Mccarthy. 81; Veronica
Drobneck 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
Death notices

BOIOSGA sEBAsTIANO-Died March rs.
Beloved husband OF Mariag Tonia be-
loved father OF Mrs Licavoli. Mrs. From
tiera, and son, Samuel Services from
residence. 257i Meidrum. Friday morning
$3.50 and i0:30 Holy Family Church. In
terment Mt. Olivet.
PFEFFERLE-March 10. Mary v. age
years, Of 432 Algosduin. darling daugh-
ter OF Lawrence and Mary Pfenerle. Re
mains at A. Il. Peters funeral home. i2057
Gratiot. until Friday ~ noon. lnterment
Sidney, o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
DIVORCES

Andrew Green from Birdie.
George Martin from Octavia.
Eligah Atkinson from Madge.
Emma l.. Strange from Gus r.
Rose Barnes from Roosevelt
Archer from Harry.
knervia Laster from Ulysses.
.ssie Myrick from Joe.
Virginia Stava from Albert
Margaret Davis from Victor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
DEATHS

Alice Hannah, sife Hendrie boulevard
Huntington Woods. -.
Mary Steaverson. 6O59 Whitewood. 50.
George Fraleigh, 1880 Trumbull 81.
George l. Hassett, sos Bridge street. Ma
rlne City IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
CONTRACTORS

G = PINE 4 SON Industrial. CONNER
cisl building cork insulation work. Tyler
q -tke6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
Male Help Wanted
Established Territory Open

JEWEL TEA co. has opening for 90
men: steady work salary and commission.
Apply before noon. Mr.. MODS. 1881
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
Cards of Thanks

ffE FAMILY Of late Adelaide Re Wishes
10 express their thanks 10 relatives
friends and neighbors for their kindness
ana sympathy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
Female Help Wanted

BEATTY operator-Experience good pay
days 1909 Woodward.
EXPERIENCED white. city references:
care Of one child and upstairs work; no
laundry or cooking. good wages. Hogarth
5l43. 1898 Buera Vista.
GIRL~-whte. general: no laundry. one
child; stay nights 1850 Clements.
GIRL Tor houseWork: call between and
y. m. stil Lynch road.
-cIRL-White. housework: small child. no
laundry. 1850 Roselswn. University
S-<ihi--.s
HoUsEKEEPER-Wh (30-55l; excellent
small residence. one child, stay. Niagara
7Ii0.
HoUsEwoRK- White. experienced no
laundry. cooking. stay, excellent home.
Townsend s-40is
HOMEWORK for WOMEN II you want 10
work from your home, call Cherry 27s2 for
HousEwoRK -tieneraf. no cooking Stay.
Private room. 2O33 Ford. Townsend
6-35O5
HoUsEWORK-G thoroughly expert
enced. stay. Excellent home 1907 Bur
lingsme. Townsend 5-3046.
HoUsEWoRK-Whi general. 10 cooking.
laundry, stay excellent home Dawson
1880.
MATTRESSES wanted steady work vene-
tisn Restaurant, 300l Gratiot, corner
Mitchell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
IEWELRY-sTORE hot r.. 81
MARBLE CHIPS


MARBLE cRUsEER Compsny-Nsnufsc-
tuIerA chips and Dust. any color, Temple
2-7l7s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20

Gertrude Love 41l Manistique. 90
Louis c. kumerow, 2935 Fourteenth. 81.
Catherine Roberts. ISL Putnam s.
Robert jerome Peters. 1882 fuller. II.
May r. Protiva. il2 West Euclid. 70.
Joseph CArniglio. 1862 Benton. 80
Carmen Mineheli. $3.50 Mcclsllan--I5
Maria Pezzin. f457 Canton. 81
John Bentz Berlin Township. Mich, II.
Nsrie Aiine Tremblsy. $50 North Solysl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20

vEsPRINI BROTHERS Building. house.
raising eXcsvsting. repairing. workman
ship guaranteed. Plaza 645s.
WAYNE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
Garages, FLA modernization, re-roohng
siding estimates hogarth 1880
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20


GROCERY LUNCH meat: living quarters
low rent: reasonable or sell equipment
1901 Twelfth.
GROCERY. cold mea;s reasonable rent (:
living quarters. sacrifice. cash. Drexei
1855.
GROCERY MEATs-Fuii tire established
trade must seii. drafted; sacrifice. sIz
East Befhune.
HAMBURGER sTAND-Exoeilsnt locstion
completely mOdernized and beautiful In.
side due 10 certain circumstances, must
sell. $50 West MeNichois. TOWNSEND 1901.
NEAT MARKET-0ood focation. eompiets
refrigeration and equipment: very rsa-
sopsble. s333 West Dawson.
RESTAURANT CIGAR stand. near entrance
Ford Rouge plant, property Included
sacrifice payments 40 month: iiipess forces
sale vinswodd 2-e105. sfter 5.
RESTA URANr-Exe opportunity fos
cash sests 81: gross receipts ~. 900 snd
growing Mr.. GiVans Cadillac $500, -
coLoRED RooMINc HousE-is rooms
filled excellent income rserifics. csdii.
lac 7337.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
Housekeeping Rooms

ANToINETTE. ass Woodward Cass)-
Two clean. quiet. water. phone studio
couch.
ASHLAND Sfs-Eront two rooms dinette
water. sink. everything furnished reason
able
BOULEVARD EAST GRAND 2352
Front double. 81. 50. double housekee ping
81 50. complete. free parking MEN
HUDSON. Niisf tHamllton earl Tw,
rooms. sink. range. 2 resp0nsible adults
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
DEATHS

Carol Ann Glasgow. liza Twenty-third, .
months.
Clarence vidfo. 1855 Buena Vista. "a
Augustus J. Gordon, il404 Mitchell. Ham.
tramck.
Mary Ann Bailey. 2O709 Powers, Dearborn
Dan Nan. 1O401 Fable. Dearborn. SO.
John Kamnski. 1897 Rade SIS.
Joseph Colosinski ST.. Sis7 Home, IL
william l.. Carpenter, 1852 Virginia Park
65.
Sophie Won wsBgenheim, 34si Fisher So.
Mary Decavitte. 1857 Wayburn 20.
Freda Ehrenreich. 1858 Pelkey, SO.
Dominic Michalski, 1446 East Warren. 20
Edward Czubal. 2225 East Warren %.
Anna Posloszny. 6054 St. Aubin. rs.
Edward czubsj, 2225 East Warren. 25.
Charles cormack. 1925 Joy road. IS.
Harry Mallon. 81 East Longwood. So.
Grace Lathrup. 1910 Freelsnd. 55.
Foster J. Walker 1879 Cortland, so.
Anua Mary Streng. 6445 Seneca. Is.
Betty r.. Tess. 1875 louise. Highland Park
rs
Ruth KIizmann. 7f9 lands, Philadelphia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
Bungalows for Sale

LAKEPoiNTE-Five-r brick attic. s4i
mo-. incl. taxes. Mikel Nj. 1906.
READ Times Want Aas for profit-use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-20
Board and Room,

GRIGGS, l2325-Desirable rooms excel
len, board; good transportation. North
lawn 0se5.
COMFORTABLE workingman's home; Fx-
.eellent meals reasonable. -alsR- Trumbull
kirby. Tyler 7-iI52.
MCCLELLAN. i7if fnear Kerchevai)-
single-double: excellent meals. transpor-
tation, tEnox 6sl2.
MILWAUKEE West, s56-Good food. trans
portation. comfortable beds. REASON
ABLE. Trinity i-9739.
MONTEREY, 20 - Near Woodward: large
front; two men; 81. Three Meals.
PHILADELPHIA WEST. si-eUppert gen
tlemen. nice room, excellent home cook
ing. references.
PINGREE Hamilton Front room. run
ming water. home cooking; men. hadi-
son 1883.
VIRGINIA PARK SECOND = Attractive
room, adjoining bstn7 refined gentleman;
garage. Madison 1888.