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INvEsTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

APT UNITS OF > R, K, DIN, B,
porch, gas, heat: deep lot, desirable, NV.
commercial ST Yearly rental. S1.s72.
Price $1,000 TAAiMARO. Ma. 1888.
Eve, Ma. 3771. Ext. 20l.
AN APT, FULLY RENTED AND WELL
located. will pay YOU a large return: un-
usual. Phone now. Mr.. Whiteford OF
NCKEENER q WHITEFORD. District 910C
MORTGAGE co OFFERS
Corner. Co!ored APT House
ABSOLUTE BARGAIN-ONLY el6.950.
Corner, iaC.ng = streets ana park. :
and / room apis. This is not a remOdeIeG
bu. dIngu Unusual buy. DU- 111a.
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY!
50, 3,95O-Flve-room and bath brick in md
com. zone, near 9.h and Fla ave. NV.
Rented TO cOlored al $40 mo.
SS.25O-Brick. three-fInl.ly dwelling. only
TWO squares from the Capitol. ! apt.
Of - =. and b. = OF , ?. ana b new
e!ac and plumbing fixtures. hot-water
hea. with oil burner. Rented at SIPS
per mo.
SHANNON & LUCHS co,
1905 Il ST NV. MA 2345.
EXCELLENT INVESTMENT.
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813 DECATUR ST. NV.
S6050.

rooms and bath, closed-in porch hrst
floor, screened porch 2nd floor. large pan
try. oil heat. 2-car garage. Open daily 10
n m
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WILL PAY CASH FOR USED HOUSES
anywhere in ArlIngton; also have clients
waiting for new and used houses If you
have anything for rent call US N. C.
HINES & SONS, INC. Chestnut 2440.
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Just off Alabama ave.,-Detached brick.
rooms, = baths, knotty pine clubroom. attic.
large screened porch: slate roof deep lot.
If you are looking for home IN Hillcrest,
don't fail to see this. Call Mr. Altman
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1884 FA1RMONT NW-Vacancies for
young men; clean, attractive rooms; good
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CHEvf CHASE-Large room. private mod
ern nome, Tor young ladies; home privi-
leges. Woodley 5473 55s
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UNFURklsHED.
tContinued.)

MODERN GROOM APT. SPLENDID 10
school; avail. Feb. 1st Call Wo. 1882
ROOMS, KITCHEN, DINETTE, BATH,
heat, h.w.,. refg., $40 mo. 1906 Gales
ST. ne. Apt. 3.
$50 LONGFELLoW ST. NV RMS,
large hall. kit and bath: all modern eonv
1anitor service. Call DE. 1366-W.
OPPOSITE COOKE SCHOOL, 1924 18th
ST. n.w,-2 rooms kit. bath, sou. exposure,
closets, S42.50 Frigidaire incl.
1881 18th ST. NW.-2 BEDRMS, LIV
vIcroR Vic cAH1 1i1 OGsR aEt Sis M 5s3 E included
$50 ST. NE RMS. KIT, BATH; 1st
Capitol and downtown; adults.
- sEAToN PL. ,NE--5 RMS, KITCHEN,
Grated: So 50. 50 National at HaI"f 1870. newly os'
1894 RITTENHOUSE ST. NV ROOMS,
Kitchen: hath, perch, gas, light, retG.,
90 FARRAGUT PL. NV RMS, b,
tiles
5414 9TH ST. N.W-ENTIRE SECOND
floor; > rooms, kitchen, bath, porch; gas
elec. furn.: eiec. refg.; reaS. Evenings .25@
SUBLET-HALF 2-ROON APARTMENT
ARLINGTON VA, 34l4 WILSON BLVD
I rooms, very comfortable and convenient
y lOca &c to stores and bus S5l50. GEO
H. RUCKER CO. Oxford Ol97
ERIGHTWOOD- ENTIRE 2nd FL DE-
tacheo home living rm, bedrm., kit pvt.
bath; adults; $40. Georgia 1907.
EXCEPTIONALLY DESIRABLE APT, 3
rooms, > baths. porch; block from car
and bus. 1869 Mintwood pl NV, Apt. 32
Adams 6S92 for appointment.
1S42 c ST. E, APT b RMS. KIT,
bath, din screened porch: heat and hot
water incl: Si6.50 mo To inspect. call
at apt. or phone DI. 2+3+. Available Feb.
THE OAKLAND APIS,
zoos Columbia rd w and room
apts; newly decorated. Res. mgr, DU.
092i.
FOR MAN AND WIFE
WALKING DISTANCE DOWNTOWN.
hob V-3 R, X. b. PORCH $500
1908 VI r.. K, B. 80
1E3O 14th-l R., x. B @7.5O
AFFLECK. "4"3 PA. AVE. RE 1868.
$3.50 PER MO.-ADULT ONLY.
@nd-l. front apt: liv. rm., bedroom
modern rose-tiled bath. larce dirette, kit;
heat, gas. 'arjtor service furnished.
LAVFNIA, GlS ST, NE.
= ROOMS. FITCHEN DINETTE, sOLA-
rum 2nd path elevator; rent includes gas
and electricity; $3.50. Available imme-
dately.
See Resident Manager.
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE APARTMENTS,
10 Aye
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53l5 18th ST. N.W-A gorgeous home for
ihe right people. Yours for food and serv-
Ice. Maid and butler Randolph 37I3
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REFINED COLORED-OP

ORED-ARLINGTON, VA-NEW APT,
3 rms, kitchen and bath refrigerator and
heat furn.; 1-fare transportation. 4617
Tpe highway 143S
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1894 RITTENHOUSE ST. NV ROOMS.
Kitchen bath, perch, gas, light, retG.,
heat. SO hn
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io4l X ST. NW.-Nicely furnished rooms
ior young men: excellent home cooking
downtown; reasonable o0s
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- 10th ST. NW.-Large. comfortable
,m: second floor southern eXposi1re:
llnlng water; meals if desired. North
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STUART HALL.

1104 18th ST. NV. AT R-MI. 5000
FORMERLY BEAUTIFUL HUNGARIAN
LEGATION.
Consult These Who Live Here $3.50 Up
1926 Rhode Island Ave. NV.
Triple, phone in room. walk to WORK; Sc
lectlVe menus. $50 See this unusual room.
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WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

l So r. I ave; < rms. , bedrmS m i :;
lets 50X25O. S1O.5Ou home fo~ $3.50.
Terms. + c MAYNOR, 2314 R. I. ave.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

BE THRIFTY. BUY AND LIVE IN MODERN
Sln,95O home and receive monthly income
500 or more. Terms. Box 254-G. Star.
BRICK.
6 rms, auto. heat, garage S6,45O, terms
or trade. DI 3l"l
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BRIGHTWOOD- ENTIRE 2nd FL. DE-
tached home living rm, bedrm., kit pvt
bath; adults; $40. Georgia 1907.
EXCEPTIONALLY DESIRABLE APT. 3
rooms, > baths. porch; l block from car
and bus. 1869 Mintwood pl NV, Apt. 32
Adams ES0n for anpniutment
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%o.I CONN, OPP. SHOREHAM-Warm,
sltract.. newly fur. and dec; inner spr.,
ample baths. closets, home cooking: AID 6415
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1401 18th ST NV
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

Large room with fireplace for 3 or 4
Also double. New furnishings. Phone.
running water selective menus: rea>.
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T. W. BEDRMS.. LIV
bath, S75; util. included,
MI. ACT MA E2l2
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SHANNON g. LUCHs co,
1905 II ST NV MA 2340.

EXCELLENT INVESTMENT.
81 .995 Brick-Colored--Heart of ne.
) rms, etc. Rented, $3.50
Call till pm.
LEO NJ EERNSIEIN &. CO Me l400.
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10 SEATON PL. NE-5 RMS, KITCHEN.
bath, back porch, oil burner: newly dec
Grated: $40 30. National 1870
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WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1924 14th St. NV. D1. 3346.

Near Conn. ave-Semi- rooms "A
bedrooms. > baths cozy fireplace, Vene-
tian blinds. etc recond. Priced for only
BERNSTEIN & CO. Me 800.
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FATHER wants board and room for little
girl aged 10: near school; prefer one
who will take personal interest. Box 244-G.
Star
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SHOREHAM HOTEL.
Sublet Z mo- to l yr. beautifully furn.
uite, liv rm. bedrm., bath. CO. 2126.
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GEORGETOWN,
BEST NV. LOCATION.

This new brick hone Offers. the utmost
IN conf Or ana hVa2il'y. All the rooms
an entrance foyer and a lSt-fiOo~ lavat0-y
There Is screened side porch and a rear
aeg't9ne ioI ts5Eaee -d Bes NJ D. iqca cio
t. new theater and ShOpp.nr center
This h m is really exceptional 10" S1@.50u.
To lnepec., call Nr. Freeman AT. 2is9-M
WIN J MEsL EY EL-CEANEN
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WHITE HOUSE
WITH BLUE SHUTTERS.

New brick Colonial o. the ideal center
hall plan. complete with 1st-loor study
ana lavatory, Step-sayins k5tch1eq S.1. :; iaTse
air-condltioned oil heat; can be bought for
less than SI4 GOO IN a refreshing resi-
dental community facing Rock Greek
PARK Tnis IS truly the American hone
For appointrent to inspect phone Mr..
ILrNDGEEN MnOdlev 9:3E1.
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ATTENTION, INVESTORS.

TWO 2-FAMILY FLATS.
-Four complete aDts., consisting of .
rooms, kitchen. bath each, new refriger-
ators + new insulated ranges. modern Ok
ford kitchens. auto. heating plants. full
Easements laundry trays, etc. O0C
rented. Must be sacrificed for only S71OO
each Has a lSt trust of $4,000 each.
Call Ny. LaVine, ewes and Sun, ia. 1444.
R. A HUMPHREYS.
SOS y CaUIrOI ST RealtOr MA R130.
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$50 ST. NE.-4 RMS. KIT, BATH; 1st
Il; newly dec: light: south expos; conV.
CAPITOL and DOWNTOWN: adults
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE
C91 PEP MONTH

BRAND-NEW 5-POOM BRICK EONF-
ANXIOUS TO sell Will accep. easy terms.
Bargain. Gel at 5uJ 2Gtn road south
AriIUTfon VI
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COLORED-NEW BLDG.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

1917 Division ave ne; rms, kit. bath;
INV h: $3.50 Ready Jan. 23. E. NJ.
AIKEN. INC, 500 H st. NV. MA. 1906.
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BETHESDA, MD,

Sll $50.
OWNER TRANS EERED. MUST SELL
AT ONCE.
rooms. " baths, stairway TO storage
attic; insulated, copper gutteTlng deep Ioti
excellent location.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC,
IXroo,i1av .p-Dt rvauIr-. SHeDrerd 5:{S
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NEW APT. BLDG

NEAR CATHEDRAL 80 apts. mostly .
rms. dirette, bath: low rents include eec.
and gas very modern equip: large lot;
fine environment; 4l2'r trust. reasonable
cash payment and terms Priced right.
Will show hgh return. take small clear
property as part payment. Call Mr.. Drew,
RE. l1Sl. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON, 205
investment BIdg
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Commanding sweeping valley view. this
spacious center-hall Colonial, practically
new is an exceptional home in every re-
spPct Occupied by a builder, it includes
bedrms 3 baths, 1st-f. library and lava
bar and fireplace; maids rm and tiled
lavatory in basement, G-car garage, huge
lot. For details call Major Yancey, CO.
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BEDROON-LNVAIUR st FLOOIN.
House | year old; half block from bus. 2
other bedrooms; oil burner. built-in garage;
owner has gwen us instructions TO sell
quickly-so offer Will be considered.
THOS. T. FARRELL CO, Realtors,
-,JI Intb G. NJ vi MA u-EI
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COOKE SCHOOL, 1924 18th
Ooms, kit. bath, sou. exposure,
. HA. Erini d nirn innl
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MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP,
NJ D131 RptheSda r Wilson Ian
BRING A DEPOSIT,
D. c. BOULEVARD CORNER
AND GIrECT EOIrcr

over 1,GOD 50. it. ZOned for apt. build
ing busy boulevard and State routes: mod
ern. Il rms and bath, oil heat. A bargain
at $500
KELLEY. STEELE 81 BRANNER,
DI. 1140 EYenngS. EN- G3lI.
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WE HAVE CASH BUYERS

FDIt DEiNWODD
Property II Priced RIGHT. Can
r ELIOT MIDDLETON.
20j investment Bldg RE 1881.
CALI WASHINGTON s LARGEST BUY
ers Of D property Over one
million dollars worth bought in 1910
Lee " BERNSTEIN & co, NE 800
CONSULT A REALTOR.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D
c property 4 the price Is right Frame or
brick large or small condition lmma ler!al
r A HUMPHREYS
sos No Cap RealtOr MA OS7S
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JOHN A. BRICKLEY.
Barr Bldg. DI. 1921. ia. 1914.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
Nightmare
AOakes After Drinks,
Money Gone

Amos Regits. %, who took two
drinks and awakened in Receiving
Hospital with police bending over
the bed asking him questions
about a gun they found in his
pocket was put on six months pro-
baton by Recorders Judge Donald
Van Zile today.
Regits was found by police UNI
conscious on the sidewalk at Mich
igan avenue and Fifty-second
street Sunday morning. He said
he left his home at 5144 Eugene
avenue, Dearborn. to buy a pair OF
gloves. He bought the gloves and
two drinks, he said, and after that
the curtain came down.
His gloves and SGT were missing
and in their place was a 80 caliber
revolver. The police promptly took
this away from him.
Investigation disclosed that Reg
its has reputation as law-abid-
ing citizen not given to packing a
gun, and it was established that
he bought the gloves. 1t was not
established what was in his two
drinks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
2O-25 Sales Tax
Workers Here
Discharged

Between 20 and IS employees Of
the Detroit sales tax office have
been discharged as of tomorrow
at midnight for unsatisfactory
work. il was revealed today.
They are to be replaced by per-
sons taken from the state civil
service lists, Auditor General YER
non Brown. who also is chairman
of the state board of tax admin
istration, parent body of the sales
tax division.
Henry c. Schroeder, in charge
of the local office, which employs
100 persons and covers Wayne,
Washtenaw. Macomb, Oakland and
Monroe Counties, said five of his
employees thus far has reported re-
ceiving the notices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
AFL Supports "A
For Judgeships

The Detroit and Wayne County
Federation of Labor today en-
dorSed ii more candidates for
judicial posts in the Spring elee-
ton.
Frank Day Smith. Gerald K.
70 BrIen and Vincent VI. Brennan
were endorsed for the circuit
bench. and Charles Merrill and
Eugene L. Sharp were approved in
the common pleas race,
All Recorders Court incum-
bents, with the exception of Judge
w Mckay Skillman, were en-
dorSed.
Traffic Judges George T. Muir
ply and Thomas f. Maher were
both endorsed for reelection.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
Film Star Arrives
Lucille Ball Here With Orchestra Leader Husband
for Detroit Engagement
JOHN j. KOZAREN

Lucille Ball. Hollywood star, ar
rived in Detroit today heralded
only by her band leader husband.
Desi ArnaZ, who beat out a little
rhapsody on pair of conga drums
while photographers piled their
trade on Lucille in the Michigan
Central Station.
For the occasion, Miss Ball
chose a green wool outfit with
black skunk. She wore a large,
off-the-face felt hat with what is
described as an "old-fashioned'
veil. Here from Miami, she also
carried a silver fox cape on her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06

earned a fortune. Then. in the
market crash, lost every penny
I had. But we discover that life
continues TO be good. and IL IS
a big surprise. We are as young
as our dreams. And ! found /
had just begun to live.
How do l keep such abund-
ant energy and youth? Very
simple. I'm interested in a thou
sand things. I have, found sud
denly that philosophy and meta
physics play larger part IN
my life. For without that fouIi-
dalton art becomes hollow. 1t
IN the corner stone of IL all.
Health rules When you're
touring on the road. there is no
such thing as thinking of diet
at a. I'M. at POdunk Junction.
/ have never dieted. I eat what
1 choose. / never tasted alcohol
until after i was 40 years old
now ! take a glass Of sherry oc.
casionally.
"All my life I have adhered
TO only one rule. When I feel
(Cnnfinnad nm DaUa 10Y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
COMMISSIONERS DROP IN

Liquor Commissioners James d
Dotsch and John w. Miner dropped
in on Robb and Kozaron this morn.
ing, announcing they thought 10
aaron was entitled to the job.
But well let tn civil service
commission decide the issue at
its next meeting" said Mine,
commission chairman.
But only one OF you will get
pay," both commissioners cho-
rused as they made their way out
through a score of tittery en-
ployes who wonder who's boss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06

women.
Not if they love life
That is What Ruth St Denis.
famous creator of the modern in
terpretative dance. says. and her
testimony may be accepted as eX-
pert. AT 62 she is still a glamoroas
woman.
She has left her hair white. Her
figure is lovely. She is 5 feet 9
inches tail. tallest of the modern
dancers. weighs 1873 pounds. eats
everything she wants TO, wears a
size Is frock, keeps an array Of
lecture dates which would stump
a 30-year-old. works IS hours a
day-and loves H.
"Many of the old aNiOms are
good" she says. Life Is what
you make IL, what you put into
1t, like a savings account.
LOST IN THE CRASH
81 had worked 40 years In
the theaters of the world and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
Kidded 10 MARRIAGE,
But II Didn't Take

When her friends "kidded" Jean
Kelser, 4746 Heck avenue, and
Andrew Ulrick because they were
not married, I'VE drove to Ma
poleon. o.. and got married" she
testified before Adolph F. Marsoh-
ner in her suit for annulment. But
after the couple returned to De-
troit I'VE changed our minds and
never lived together" she ex-
planned. The marriage was ar
nulled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
copyrieht by Detroit IImes. All rIahts rese

arm and her maid brought up the
rear bearing a lynx coat.
Married TO ArnaZ last Novem'
Der, Miss Ball today denied that
she ever stated she wants to be
married twice.
I'D marry him twice" she de-
clared. pointing to her drum
beating husband.
Arnaz agreed to this.
I'm In heaven, just plain
heaven" he sighed.
He will be leading his orchestra
nightly in the Statler Terrace
Room.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
VIEW Patriotic Program

The Michigan Department of
the Veterans of Foreign Wars
will sponsor a patriotic program
Monday night in the auditorium
of Cass Technical High School.
The program will include a NOV
ing picture and vaudeville acts. 1t
will be free to the public.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
BerkIey Head Volunteers

Frank J. Grober, 25-year-old
Berkley city commissioner, has
volunteered for army service and
will be indicted February 20 if
he passes his physical examination.
Maj. Frank M. Langdon, chairman
of the Oakland County Selective
Service District No. A, said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
Us Leave for Capital

One hundred and twenty-five
delegates We're 10 leave Detroit
today to participate in a Youth
Town Meeting in Washington this
weekend. at which the lease-lend
bill will be protested
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
30 NJ p. Safefy-Envisioned Crosstown Highway
I With | THOUGHT
AtLiquor Store;
Who Who!!

Everything was quiet this morn
ing in the office of the manager
of the Detroit branch of the liquor
control commission. Every one
smiled at every one else and was
extra polite, but every one also
jumped a little every time a phone
rang.
It seems there are two man.
ayers, each contending he is the
only one in authority.
Charles Robb, who has been in
the office since March, 1889, was
given notice yesterday by tele.
gram that his services are nc
longer required.
AND WHO WALKED IN
Robb laid down the telegram and
looked up to see the new man.
ager standing in his office. He was
John J. KoZaren, former personal
tax collector in the office of the
county clerk.
81 have come to take over
the office" he announced.
81 am sorry to differ with
you, Mr.. Kozaren," said Robb
politely. as they shook hands.
"but I think I'll stay around for
a while"
So Kozaren took a seat TO wait
and Robb continued to run the
office.
CIVIL SERVICE PLEA
81 think 1 am fully protected
BY the constitutional amendment
passed by the voters last FALL"
Robb explained later. while I
was not appointed under civil
service, the amendment states
all state employees come under
that jurisdiction, and in that
case only the Civil Service Com
mission has the power to dis
charge me-"
He said he is ready to take any
legal action necessary. but would
wait for the next move of the
opposition.
Apparently this is a political
move" said Robb, but this will
be a good chance to test the
amendment"
II was sent here to take over
and here 1 am" said KoZaron.
II expect members of the liquor
commission will be here today.
I'll let them take the mex.
move"
Getting tn the last word, Robb
declared:
Its the status quo"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
10000 CARS AN HOUR

It is estimated the speedway
could handle $1,000 vehicles ar
hour at high speeds.
"Opening Of an east-west high
way would relieve congestion
Immediately on north south
routes" Kennedy said.
Surveys show that nearly 20
minutes is required now for
north-south traffic to cross the
band In the vicinity of Grand
boulevard"
According to present plans the
McGraw-Harper express route
would cross Woodward avenue be-
tween Medbury and Harper ave.
nueS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
WORST TIME OF DAY

"Men bound for work expert
ence the worst traffic conditions
because they travel at the hours
when traffic is at Its peak"
Kennedy said.
Motorists could enter the high
way only at the designated access
points. These are spaced accord
ing to traffic needs of the locality
Elevated sections would clear
highways below by ~ feet and
railroad tracks by % feet.
High safety curbs would prevent
possible accidents from vehicles
running off the elevated highways
Planned for mixed traffic, the
highways would be four lane and
one way. Commercial cars would
be PERMITTED on the roadways. II
they Travelled at least 40 miles an
hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
To SEEK FEDERAL FUNDS

Plans will be placed before
Congress in an attempt TO obtain
federal defense grants to aid IN
financing such a roadway.
A crosS-city route is being con-
sidered first because surveys show
il as Detroit's greatest traffic
need.
The highway would run from
Southfeld road and the Detroit,
Toledo and Ironton Railroad east
to Morang drive and Harper
avenue.
1t would be constructed at sur
face level or elevated or depressed,
depending upon the needs OF the
district.
Kennedy says the highway
would prove a particular boon to
workers committing TO work
across the city.
| Automobile manufacturers sta
Etistics show rs per cent of work
men in the area travel to work
by private car.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
GlalnOrOuS at 81
Age Has No Terror for Women If They LoUe Life
Ruth St. Denis Declares; And She Does
BY VERA BROWN

Age should have no terrors forl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
| "a Hour Trip
WouIdTake0nIy
70 Minutes

Construction OF the approx
mately 20-mile long Harper-Mc'
Graw trunkline across the city
under the Michigan state high
way departments proposed $780,
100000 master plan, would mean
I'm 20 minutes motorists
l. could make a trip which
now requires l hour and As
minutes.
= O-Cars could travel safely
q through the heart Of Detroit
at 80 miles an hour.
O-Safety at this high speed
- would be assured by the
Limited access" construction Of
the highway, which would permit
entering and leaving the speed
way at only "a points along the
route.
d-Safety would be assured
II further on the elevated and
depressed sections by tho fact
that grades would be never more
than 2 per cent and curves
limited to a 2-degree angle.
S-Workmen living In the Har-
- per avenue and Seven-Mile
road area would be within 20
minutes OF Southfield road In
Allen Park.
G.. Donald Kennedy, state high
way commissioner, advanced the
above arguments today in urging
building of the Harper-McGraw
expressway. He said:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
ASSEMBLY LINE TRAFFIC

"Such a highway would do
for Detroit traffic what the
assembly line does for produc-
ton.
at Is important that we keep
our labor and products moving
efficiently as an assembly line.
1t IL doubly important now that
Detroit Is taking first place In
the defense picture.
Kennedy says the section OF the
highway between Gratiot ano
Grand River avenues could be
completed in from one and one
half to two years. il speedec
through as a defense measure.
One important aspect of such a
speedway would be IT'S function IN
linking Detroit with Mt. Clemens
on the east and Toledo or Chicago
on the west.
The Harper-McGraw route IS
but part of a proposed $50 miles
Of roadway recommended by the
state highway commission at an
approximate cost Of 100000, 900.
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-20
ELFOCTAK ECY
HAMS TUzJELz0I

Kul0n0s kedvtelese lehet
egyes egyeneknek, akik hamis
tiizjelzesek leadasaval kivonul-
nj latjak a tiizoltokat. Bar ilyen
trefat szigoruan biintet a tor
veny, azert ilyen eset, Inely-
mex elkovet6i tobbnyire csin-
talan gyermekek, ritkan Tor
dull el0. E heten egy SIS Ewes
ferfi, Claus Shogin, Shields
Rd-i lakos akart szorakozrli IS
13 perc alatt ket harnfs jeIzest
is adott lie ket ktil0nb6z6 tiiz-
oltoi boxnal, nyugodtan varva
a hivas eredmenyet. A tifz0lt6
parancsnok, ellen a tiizoit6sag-
gal, meg a helyszinen taIalta
Shogint es atszolgaltatta a
rendorsegnek. A varosnak rs
dollarba kerul tizoltok kivo-
nulasa, amely helyenval6 is,
ha komoly esetrol van $40. De
hogy a varos fizesse valakinek
a meggondolatlan trefajat, EFT
a t0rveny mem nezheti el szo
nelkul.