davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Juveniles Knit Sun Suits
45s Wsrs 6Se

IS vanta cotton suits for juveniles
which are equally suitable for
water or sand pile play. Pastel
stripes in sizes 2 to 6.
% Boys One-piece Bathing Suits,
1000 wool, with trunks in navy,
wine or green and tops in contrast
ing stripes; sizes 4 to 8. Were 81 IS.
Now 3l.1S
IA Juveniles Cotton Dresses. Sheers
of organdy and dotted swiss In
white and pastels: sizes 10 6x,.
Were s1.95. Now v-------s1.4s
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Juniors ColIegette
Hats, SIS
Waea f3 kn aad .aaea

IS Collesetts Fur Felt Hats IA pork
pie, derby and roller styles. Aqua,
light green, soldier blue, green and
navy. Sizes 2111 to 22k. -.
ChiIdren's Summer Straw Hats,
leghorns straw braid and knotted
sisal styles; choose bretons, bon
nets and Scotch styles with flower
and rayon ribbon trimmings; red,
brown, navy and white; sizes 1914
to 22h.
2s less than II price. Now s1.&5
IL less than II price. Now $50
Is Wool Jersey Wrap-around Tur.
hans; aqua, powder blue, dusty rose.
pink and red. Less than u price.
Now --------------x5e
CHnDREN's ANp JvNIoRs' MrLnnnY,
FOURTH FLooa.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Misses Formal Wear
Reduced

Formal and informal evening dresses,
some with jackets. Rayon marquisette.
net, chiffon and printed crepe; cotton
lawn, dotted swiss, pique, organdy and
syelet batiste Yellow, blue rose, red,
black, white and prints. Sees 10 to 20.
FL Were $16s5. $3.50
20 Were $25 Now
Were 32975 and more. Now-S2 S22
: Less than "a price
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Satin Gowns, '2's'
We're S3.9S

IL silk and rayon satin gowns
trimmed with cotton eyelet en-
broidery. Short-sleeve, bias cut
style. Ten in tearose, sizes 90 and
"a; two in blue, size 80.
2 Silk and Rayon Satin Gowns,
bias-cut, tailored style. Sizes "a
and 40. Were s495. Now S3.45
5 Pure Dye Silk Satin Gowns, tai
lored and bias-cut. Petal pink and
white. Size "a. Were S5.95.
Now -----S3.95
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Girls Dresses, SIS
We're SI.9S

so frocks Of white and pastel ray
on, and sheer cotton prints. Sizes
7 to IA.
IS 'Teen-aze Dresses Of rayon
sheers and crepes. Assorted prints
and dots, and solid white; sizes 10
TO Is. Were 1895. Now sass
GIRLS AND 'TEEN-AcE APPAAkL.
FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Knitted Curtains
Savings-Prieed, pair 'I

100 pairs, tvo-tone or multi-color
mesh. Rayon- -and-cotton. IS
inches long.
50 Odd Pairs Ruined and Tailored
Cotton Curtains, only one pair OF
. kind. Some are mussed. Re-
duced Il Or moro.
200 Short Lengths Cretonne and
other Cotton Drapery and Glass
Curtain Fabrics, greatly reduced.
CURTAINS AND DRAPEans,
SEVENTH FLooA.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Misses Dresses Reduced

Daytime and afternoon dresses, for town
and country wear. Spun rayon, sheer
rayon, chiffon, rayon crepe, rayon jersey
and novelty cottons. White, pastel and
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Women's Evening Wrops

Fingertip length of rayon bengaline or all
wool with rayon taffeta lining. Mostly
white and blue Sizes 16 to a.
D WCTe SlU.0O. NOW---rF 700"
Were 1895. Now &s.95
1 Full-length Cream Color All-wool Wrap
with japanese mink collar; slightly soiled;
size 30. Was $49.75. S37
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Housecoats, s3'9'

We're S5.95
IL rayon satin housecoats, side
fastened and wrap-around styles
in rose, aqua, light blue, wine and
royal. Sizes IA, ls, l8, so.
NEGLIeEEs, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Junior Misses Shoes
H'so Less than VI price

As pairs shoes of white suede with
brown or blue calf, and black patent
leather. Dress and sports styles.
including Grayfiex patterns. Sizes
4 to 8, AAA to B, in the group.
20 pairs Boys High White Keds
with black trim, crepe rubber soles.
Sizes 1871, Is. 5, 8. s1a, 8. Were
s1e5 and more. Now s1.45
JUNIORS AND CHnDREN's SHOES,
SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Mattresses and Box Springs
Greatly Reduced
We're s445O Now s112
We're $3.50 Now .27.'o

All in perfect condition. Mostly one OF
kind Tickings are discontinued patterns Of
cotton -and-rayon damasks.
Good assortment of colorS.
AT S3325. Were s4fS0
ID Single size Innerspring Mattresses.
II Single size Box Springs
2 Double size Innerspring Mattresses
At $780, We're $3.50
2 Single size Innerspring Mattresses
6 Single size Box Springs
/ Double size Innerspring Mattress.
Double size Box Springs.
BEDS AND BEDDING. FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
UNDERwIAR, THIRD FLooR.
Satin Slips, s."

Were SIS5
20 rayon satin slips with faggotted
cannisole tops and straight cut
skirts. -Four white In size IS.
Sixteen tearose in sizes 81, -, 35,
So, 81.
8 Sheer Rayon Slips with fitted
midrifis and bias skirts. Rufie-
trimmed. White with clover prints.
Sizes "a. 36, SO and 20. Were
$2.95. -S1.s5
COSTUME SLIPS, THIRD F1ooa.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Housewares Reduced

1 York Air Conditioner, single
room style for bedroom, living room
or dining room. Not installed.
Was $14s50. Now w--S75
2 Sizzling Steak Platters for cook
ing and serving. Aluminium. with
wooden handles. Were 34e5. Now,
S2.s5
16-Cup Aluminium Percolator. Less
than \ price $l.S5
% Canape Cutters OF metal and
wood. Less than II price -1ec
2 Metal Wall Cabinets. Less than
"a pr1ce------------- 1913
/ Metal Wall Cabinet. Less than
II price -$1.95
1 Metal Wall Cabinet. Less than
1 Double-docr Metal Utility Cab
met. Less than Il price S3s5
1 Doubie-door Metal Utility Cab
met, small size. Less than y
SS'Sc
Singie-door Metal Utility Cab
met, small size. Less than u
price S5e
2 Mutschler Porcelain-top Tables,
25x36 inches. Were $11.75. Now,
3s.75
HOUSEWARES, EIGHTH FLooa-
Express Elevator Service.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Mems Sports Oxfords
s3's5 We're 50 and 81

35 pairs, including wing, plain and straight
tip styles. Buckskin and calf; white. brown.
black and white or brown -and-whte. Sizes
in the group: A-9, 912, 1912; B-8 to 9, 10
to II; C-61z, 7, Ia, 9, 10, II, 1112; D-6,
61a, 712, 912, 10, II.
9 pairs Brown Veal Golf Shoes. moccasin-type re-
movable studs. Sizes include: B-8 TO- II; C-1012
II; D-6, e12, IL. Were $3.50. Now--------s7.S5
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Mems White Shirts, IS

Were 81
148 neckband, soft and fused collar styles.
Cotton broadcloth. Broken sizes, 1872 to 49,
213 Ties rayon and silk in assortment of bright
conservative patterns. Were $3.50 Now CSC
272 Ties. rayQn and silk. Bright and conservative
patterns. Were 81, Now------------------ 65c
Is Ostrich Leather Belts Small and large sizes.
Were 81 and $3.50. Now----~--------------S2.3 S2.35
Braces, formal and assorted patterns.
10, we're $3.50. Now s1.s5
rs, we're $3.50 Now-------------95 CSC
Is, were 81. Now -------------- Csc
50 Cigarette Boxes with Lighters. Black plastic
boxes with red, blue and green lighter handles
Less than 4 price.
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Costume JeweIrX 'l-''

Vas $3.50
20 pieces assorted costume jewelry.
Necklaces. pins, bracelets and Sum-
mer jewelry.
Is pieces Necklaces of shells and
flower designs. Pins in crystal and
ruby stones blossom style. Were
$3.50. Now $3.50
s Necklaces. Summer colors. Were
$3.50. Now
COSTUME JEwEIRY, AISLE 5,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Hats, '2'7'

Hats, T.
Were 81 and more
fabric. Two styles by Dobbs in
cluded in the group. Yellow, red,
luggage, violet, black and brown.
Headsi5es 40 to 23.
MILLINERY, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Syracuse True China
"Lady Mary" Pattern
Reduced

This attractive pattern Of Syracuse
True China Is being discontinued.
1-s3- piece Dinner Set. Service
for IL. Was s89.75. Now $50
"a Service Plates. Were $1.50. Now,
81
Is Dinner Plates. Were s12o.
"a Breakfast Plates. Were Sl10.
Now Toe
"a Salad Plates. Were soc. Now.
soc
80 Bread and Butter Plates. Were
Soc. Now -40c
80 Rim Soups. Were S1.1o. Now.
70c
Is Oatmeals. Were Csc. Nov Soc
"a Tea Cups and Saucers. Were
s135. Now
Is Cream Soup Cups and Saucers.
Were $3.50. Now ow------$1
Chop Plate. Was $3.50. Now,
s2.25
Cake Plate. Was s225. Now.
Sl.0U
z-1e-inch Piatters. Were $2 Now,
- S1.25
1-12-inch Platter. Was SO. Now,
81
1-I4-inch Platter. Was $40.
Now ------------------S3.50 $3.50
l Covered Dish. Was IS. Now So
2 Sugar Bowls. Were s255. Now.
S1.75
2 Cream Pitchers. Were Sl.50. Nov,
81
CHINA, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
ToddIers' Dresses
Reduced

Handmade cotton dotted swiss
frocks, some trimmed with dainty
cotton lace.
Pink or blue, size /. Were s1395.
3 Pink or blue, sizes 1 and q Were
Sl095. Now S5.95
2 Pink or blue, size 2. Were s795.
l Pink, size ]. Was sl0.95. Now,
s5.95
Blue, size .. Was s7e5. Now,
S4.S5
/ White, size !. Less than u price,
s3.95
1 Blue Rayon Crepe de chine Dress,
cotton lace trim, size /. Was s13s5.
Now s7.s5
INFANTS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
.Women's Daytime
Dresses Reduced
sfoafswEAR, THIRD FIooa.

Plain and printed rayon erepes, linens,
printed rayon chiffons. spun rayons-
some with jackets or capes. Also printed
rayon jerseys. Black, navy, natural, blue
and colorful prints. Sizes 14la to 241z
and Is to A.
10 Less than a price ice--------------$7.S5
40 Were S1395. Now ----$9.95
Is Were $2295 and more. Now--$1A.95
Is Were $2975 and more. Now---$16.50
30 Were $35 and more. Now-------S22
IL Were 34s.75 and more. Now----S26
Wo0GEN's DRE8Es, THIRD FLooA.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Duplex Per-fit Cirdles
81 We're $50

IL with exclusive double support
feature. Selfedge bottom. Small
size only.
10 Girdle Dryers of rust-resistant
metal. For shaping and quick dry
ing. Medium and large sizes. Were
38c.
NOTIONS, AIsLEs 21 AND az,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Wedding Gowns Reduced

: Embroidered Cotton Organdy Gowns
with trains. Sizes 10 and II. Less than
y price
Evening star., 1941-07-31

M1sszs' FORMAL Room, THIRD FIooa.
Evening star., 1941-07-31

Fun SALON, THIRD rooa.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Students Summer
Stacks, SIS

We're S2g5 and S3.95
43 pairs, plain colors and stripes. Cottons
or rayon-and-cott mixtures Waist sizes
% to 80.
s Sports Goats, tweed mixtures Materials are 50
varied that it is impractical to list them However
each article is properly labeled as to the true
material contents Regulars, IS to 81; long size
IS. Were SIS. Now w----------------------$75
STUDENTS CLOTHING, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1941-07-31
Decorators Fabrics
Reduced
Gifts Reduced

8 Tilt-top Card Tables. Were $2s5
Now S1.S5
IL French Tole Musical Cigarette
Boxes. Were IS. Now $3.50
IL Decorated Wooden Chop Plates.
Less than "a price. Now Soc
All slightly imperfect
Gn7 SHoP, SEvENIH FLooa.
Evening star., 1941-07-31

Books, So
Were 81 and more
ing 40 copies Of Replogle illustrated
atlas.
THE BOOK SroRK, AISLE 23,
FIRST Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-31

CoRsErs, THIRD Floor.
Evening star., 1941-07-31

Mrssss' DHssses. THIRD FLooa.
Evening star., 1941-07-31

CHILDREN's ANB JuN7oRs' MHLrEEaY,
FouRrH FLooa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
REPORTING HOME

Admiral James O. Richardson.
at present commandcr-ln-chief Of
the Pacific fleet. was ordered TO
report 10 Secretary knoN for
duty. His station in the new
Set-up was not Immediately an
nounced
His successor. Rear Admiral
Kimmel, has travelled afar IN
ships since he entered the
naval academy 40 years ago.
Following war duty on the L. S. 5.
Arkansas. operating with the
British grand fleet, in 1924, he was
made commander of the destroyer
As. OF the Asiatic fleet.
After tours of duty al the
Naval War College, IN the office
of the chief of naval operations
and at sea with the battle force,
Kimmel from 1885 TO 1898 was
budget officer of the navy depart
ment, and in 1888 he reported as
of cruiser division .
He has been commander of cruiser
division since June 4. 1899
He was awarded the Mexican
service medal as well as the Vic
tory medal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
Third L. =. Fleet
Set Up: Navy
NJ Top Strength
BY ARTHUR HACHTEN
Init News service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON. Jan. g. PreSi-
dent Roosevelt has ordered the
navy AIMED 10 full war
strength divided the navy into
three fleets Pacific and
ASaiic and ordered the greatest
switching of officer personnel m
the high command since Word
War days
Rear Admiral Husband f. KIM
mel was designated commander
in-chief of the United States fleet
embracing all three divisions. ef-
fecilve February J..
Admiral kimmel, born at Hen
derson. kN.. IS wears ago. IS al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09

more United States destroyers
could be transferred 10 Great
Britain without impairing the
efficiency of the United States
Navy. he gave that as his personal
opinion and emphasized he did not
make the governments policies.
At an early date Knox will ask
Congress TO authorize and provide
funds for construction of $50 addi-
tional auxiliary ships. transports,
minesweepers, supply ships, etc,
he revealed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
Notes
FRENCH SHIPS ON MOVE

LOND ON. Jan. 9.-GNS)-
French destroyers and torpedo
boats have been passing in groups
of two and three through the
Straits of Gibralter for a month.
the London Daily Express reported
from Tangier today The last
units. a destroyer and a sub
marine. passed by a week ago, the
report said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
HERDED LIKE CATTLE

LONDON Lar, AIMS he
London Evening Standard today
published a Geneva report that
English, Polish. French. Belgian.
Dutch and Egyptian war prisoners
are herded together under fright
full conditions IN a single Nazi
prison camp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
FRENCH LINER TO FLEE?

BUENOS AIRES. Jan. g
S199-ton French liner
Mendoza, which has been tied up
in Buenos Aires with other French
steamers. since the signing of the
Franco-German armiStce, today
began to load feoestuffs in APP
parent preparation TO sail for
Europe. British warShips patrol
the River Plate estuary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09

pres sen I conf
nander Of crulS-
e. in the battle
( O re a n d
cruiser division
q He served
as an aide to
President RoOSe-
Nelt when he
" as assistant
secretary of the
navy in World
u ar days
Secretary OF
the Navy Frank
Knox. IN max
inc plhllc the
President : or
nnrS SaId no
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
CZECHs IN SHOWDOWN

LON DON. Jan. 9-uNS)-
CzechoSlovakia is building up
vast system of passive resist
ance' against her German con-
querors. former President Eduard
BeneS declared in a luncheon
speech today.
THE wheels of Czech fac
tories are going slower and
slower" he said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09

ships are launched in the- nation
rearmament program
the navy Will muster IN recruits
10 man the vessels AT fun wal
strength,
This II Encouragement TO
fit the facts" Knox said IN de-
seribing the new alignment of
the navy the foundation for the
long sought tWo-Ocean navy.
I'VE have been gradually build
ing up the Atlantic force. which
now numbers about l25 ships of
various classes. and we feel IL
should have the status of "a
fleet"
Designation of the ASiatiC
as a fleet was believed
10y observers 10 toreShadow rem.
forcemeht of this force.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
Pi Sioma Abba Elects

DR. Charles w. Shull assistant
professor of government al Wayne
University has been elected preSi1
dent of III Sigma Alpha. national
honorary political science scholar
ship fraternity. lie has been vice
president since 1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
JAIL INDIA LEADER

LONDON. Jan. 9.-QNS)-Al-
lahabad Maulana Abul Kalamazoo.
president of the Indian Congress.
has been sentenced to Is months
simple Imprisonment for delivering,
an anti-war speech, Exchange
Telegraph reports.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
RECALL ENVOY, REPORT

ROME, Jan. 9.-UNS)-The Of
fetal Rome radio today reported
that Garcia Condo. Spanish am
baSSador to Italy had been % re-
called 10 Madrid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
RAISE PERSONNEL

Immediately. the navy will in
crease its enlisted personnel from
1872 900 to 232, 000-a boost of 40
600 men, Knox said. AS new war
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09
Britain Shipping
zoo u. 5. Planes
To Singapore
BY ERIC FRIEDHEIM


Init News service stan Correspondent
WASHINGTON. Jan. 9.-Pre-
pairing for ANY eventuality" in the
Far East. the British government
is shipping nearly 200 powerful
American built fighting airplanes
TO Singapore diplomatic sources
revealed today.
Diversion. of this number of
planes TO the huge military and
naval base IN the strategic Straits
Settlesements is described by Brit
ish embassy attaches as a routine
replacement of fighting aircraft
in that area.
Diplomatic observers. however,
view these shipments as another
move 10 bulwark the defenses
along the British line of empire
through the rich Dutch East In
dies TO Australia.
$50 VI. 7. HI GUNS
The airplancS being shipped to
Singapore with approval OF the
American government are late
model Brewster pursuits, armored
with four machine guns and capa-
bic of top speed of $50 miles per
hour.
They are one of the better type
Of American fighter planes. OF all
metal construction and have d.
pound bomb capacity.
Although embassy attaches in
SiSt there IS no particular sig
nificancc in these particular
shipments. il IS conceded that the
British government has been
quietly strengthening its air and
naval forces at Singapore to n
material degree in recent months.
In Singapore it was an
nounced officially that huge
amounts of war materials have
arrived recently at Malaga and
The British forces here are now
completely equipped with all
types of arms. Bren gun car
riers and light trucks are among
the equipment which has been
brought TO Malaga. Three in
fantry battalions also have ar
rived In Burma-ft-was stated,
the governor has authorized Gre
alton of two infantry battalions)
This base. situated at the tip
of the Malay States. within close
range of French Indo-China, Hong
kong. the Philippines and forti-
fed islands under japanese man
date eventually may become an
factor in American de-
tense strategy in the Pacific.
During the recent United States
Japanese tension which followed
signing of the Berlin-Rome-T Toxic
pact. utilization of the Singapore
base by American naval forces
was discussed by defense headers
of Britain and the United States.
Although Great Britain sorely
needs fighting planes to withstand
the German aerial onslaught on
England, the strengthening of
Singapore al this time also is con-
Sidered necessary. embassy at
tacheS say.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-09

For the Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column i'm the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
State Vet Gets
French Citation

KALAMAZOO, June 5.-When
Eugene J. Kelly 60 around to open
ing a two-month old letter today
he found IL was a bravery citation
from the French government for
restoring communication under
heavy fire in the Argonne Forest
% years ago.
Kelly said he hadn't opened the
letter because he thought il was
an advertisement. The letter ex-
planned m ecitation Just had been
uncovered in clearing out old gov
eminent files in German-occupied
Paris.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Mining Neafs
End in Saginaw
Time. stan Correspondent

SAGINAW, June 5.-After more
than 35 years OF operation. the
Consolidated Coal Company today
was UNDERGOING dissolution.
Liquidation of the company. an
nounced by George c. Eastwood,
president, means the virtual end
OF coal mining in the Saginaw
Valley area with only few scat
tered mines continuing to operate,
and that hundreds of coal miners
must look elsewhere for work.
Coal mining started in this area
in 1896 and il is believed nearly
25,000000 tons have been mined
since then. The Consolidated com
pany was formed early in 1906
when dozen existing companies
combined their holdings. '~
Its last mine 10 be operated was
the Grape Mine near New Lothrop.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
DEATHS

Joseph Frycznski. 1885 Piquette. So
William Bryan Pace, ssh West Milwaukee
~
Minnie Arndt. la3f- Fifteenth. -
Elizabeth Todd 1859 Theodore. II
Charles Schart. Uni0nville. Mich. 10
Joseph JankOwskL 1887 Wyandotte Ham
tramck. 20
Phoebe dinner. 1920 Randolph So
Robert decentralization Lennx- Hoiel. SO
Mary Lu VrQoman, 1880 Garter, as,
Striit- pieaffe-ifes -Gaeper-29-
Clems Amelia Bosch Adrian, Mich. ~.
Fred c. SIM. 1850 Mt Elliott. 50
Samuel Rawden 1888 West Lafayette 40
Mtuntr- eanruishv-i,5 -Aest-PaIkwaX-
50
cornela Body 2o35 chene. 20
Willie Turnage Curtis. a56 Garfield East
90
Robert Brown. 6as Superior %.
John Barber $3.50 Greeley So
Herman stubbin 23s5 stair as.
Mary Sawicka ASP Cabot. 81
Harry Rothberg. 2070 West Philadelphia,
So
Mary Dzlukala. 2344 Goodson Hsmtramck
Ernistine Matschikowsk. 5000 Pelouze, So.
Wilhelmine Priebe 6633 Fern. "a
Hovagem Kalspian, 1902 Mulkey, Dear
born. IS.
David T. McCrum. 1925 Sorrento. !
month
Flora Giles Bnssneld. Mich. y.
Cora r. Ross 74i Waterman. -.
Fred c Scott l5Ofs Mark TWAIN. 81.
Gertrude * Perry. 1887 ScOyal. IS.
Harry RapoteC, $50 Henry -
August Pctsch 1850 Baldwin 90
Emma lue Robinson, 29gS Macomh 10.
Harwell J. Benson 2529 Lawndale :
Fannie Rastenhurg 21s PotawatomI RoysI
OAK. 10
Haluei Hafman s35s Leander. IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Female Help Wanted

BEAUTY OPERATOR wanted permanent
position excellent opportunity. Glory
shop 560s Eenvnie
EXPERIENCED GIRL White for general
housewofk children stav nights. prl-
tste room. $40, references TYLER 5000.
EXPERIENCED WHITE GIRL. nght
hOusework care rhild. 1901 Indiana
University 2-oia0
GENERAL UOUSFWoRK SO, no aun
dfy staF 2if2 Chicago. Telephone
Townsend s-iiGi
GENERAL small family good home pr.
ta,e ruom lsees santa Barbara INT
yersity 1901
GENERAL HOMEWORK - Colored no
Laundry, cooNne, stay. 5000 Glendale
NqEerth 1924.
GIRL To ASSIST Experience unneceSssry
NJ laundrs. $3.50 Fullerton. Hogsrth
FS2T
GIRL Tor h~useWork. private room 200.
/ Calver $ week Townsend e-7sf6
HOUsE WORR General. white priva,,
room excellent home. small family
University ft76i
j HoUsEwoRK Must A. pisin cooking
stay niEhts three adults no aundfy
$40 weekly. Tovnsend s-6125.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-05
Police Throw Wafer
On Bows Fire Career

CHICAGO. June 5 - GNSl 49,
Five-year-old Jimmy CaStro'S ex-
PLANTATION Of why he set a fire on
the rear porch Of ms home APP
peared plausible TO police today
until they heard from the land
lord. Jimmy said
81 was soaking wet from the
rain and started the fire to
keep warm"
But the landlord report . d
Jimmy had SET several fires on the
premises recently when the mer-
curry was IN the high SOS