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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-31
Death qotlres

JOHNSON Roy L. March a. loving
husband N Nellie Z. Funeral services At
residence. 1862 Beniteau Thursday after
noon O'Clock lnierment Evergreen
MAS March 20. Ferdinand. axe % years
beloved husband % Mary Seipes Mas,
dear father ~ Herbert. Fred. John. Car.
Mrs Edward Blumke and Mrs Earl Good
win. Funeral service Wednesday. 2 ,. m,
81 4. X. Peters Funeral Home, 120b7
GrsIot.
MOORISH March 20 Marshall j.. oi
1857 Maddeiein; beloved husband OF
MARY. dear father Of Virginia and Evelyn
~ Los Angeles. Cal ard Wnnifred of
Detroit. Funera service Tuesday, p. m.
~ 4. n. Peters Funeral Home, 12O57
Crrtfof
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STOP

PAYING HIGH RENT
5-room bungalow in good condition: Park
SIDE near Puritan. price 81 900. easy
terms
KRAFT q ROCK UN 3-455f
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DEATHS

Eiizahsth Thomas. 5000 p street IS
Amanda Hawkins. s4is IronWooo. IS.
Wfliar : Clemens 1915 Twentieth. 81.
Frsd SchusgsF. 20i5 LA~ndale so.
I.orsnzo Guerra, 1910 Abbott "a
Charles Duncan Shepherd %
Wallace r. Baehe s781 Woodward. 81
Ada Dcwres f0fT virginia Is
fleo-srd MrKiEssck g2a Clav a.
Lermaada SPARKS, 1881 Aiexsnarns Ear.
ssrsaa Money. gtss Madison. -.
Fdvaff M8lr. 5000 Janc'ion -
Chares sENchA b6T7 Proctor -.
J.oula I'm kiaaes. 1887 Baksswa 81.
hsry ]. tn1. 800 Somersef -
Charles p sioaf 233e Poplar q.
hllsn Mn@0n 1924 Brookhr es
joseph Nargs g20s MeNIe IS
Narzsrst uahmer 1862 Nirkshsirr g.
Maud ieHls. 1855 s,orpel. S.
Hsr RsgEer 12ts LVeaste -
Mary H9ifor 135s Ken4sH So
Fsrf wasnsf ga s'imson. 81.
Chrtt9pher seckei. $3.50 Williams. 81
shoe Wah Yse 2se Michigan -
ii1eius Lunrkin 2Ts Fast canosh 81.
Ssrsh smith s67 Nscornh. 81
James Kettles Miner Hotel Sc
Fiirshefh Nicalsi. 7a3 BALDWIN. a.
KAY Nlen9las eioi siddshet road. Livonia
Max iousz f4sa Abbott 10
Paul Borden. ss3 Fast wills. 81
George G.. CRpen $40 r4essia-thls4 IS
Eerl Ensor. 1888 Andover. s.
Milton Reese 500 Ersk4pe a.
Margaret Camp. 1874 Hale -
Alma Gertrude Harvey 7sSs Cameron, IS.
Maude NJ Snyder. 1897 Lakewood So
william Fred Porman. 1850 twentieth, 81.
John Burns 50 CoilingWood 40
Mary Buriewiez. 1871 Monfrose 81.
Charles LaFores' i2ts LYcsste 30.
George Reuter- ile00 Hickory IS.
william " Pohl 50q3 Beivieere 10
Joseph G spindisr. 1914 East Grand ooule-
ward 81
-Alaxa..Aer N pekts ln7n Sixth II
Anna schiebcf 440f Fifteenth "a
Eta r. Saunders 1871 CfiFr- IS
Michael pops1n ZOO NJ. Elliott So.
Annis Hsrker. 1850 West KIRBY. a..
Charles J1hneson. 1916 Mulie't So
Cyril X. Nalads. ga Rivsrd road, Crosse
PQirfe "a
Hazel x Hshsi. 1881 Lansing a.
Helen Hermanski 1855 Thrtv-tnird -.
fngeHns Miller. 100 Webb, IS.
BeN Dve $500 Russell. a.
Richard r Rerthiaums 1870 F0rdham. 81
slkadero Rudin 900 Peterson ST.
John Barron. 57oa stanford. ~.
Carlton Jordan 87ff Brush n
Tons Mitchell 1925 norwood 3f.
EuEane LaNiEne. III Blaine. "a
NadaHne 81. Hunt 1927 AI1endale q
william Whan. 22ss West Grand boulevard
ss.
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.AT ONCE
DRIVERS WANTED

For commercial vehicles. must be white.
over u years o. age and know the city.
Apply 1878 Michigan avenue, between 10
ard ?. N
BAKERY gaute Enudlng -salsry and com
mission bond required Wesley, f1Uf
Barham. (AIsGi 1901 B.rWood
BODY and fender repair men for auto
custom work. .. T.. Meyer Co, AZ West
wins
EOYE iE-ZI. Tree 70 DHVFI T.aErFTn E-5rFT
with circulation group Commission and
travelling expenses advanced hotel ana
meals. car furnished Mr. Long. Hotel
Fddvstona after 2 Don't phone
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Acreage for Sale
Real Estate Wanted

BUYERs-Any East Side property; cash
terms. Burd. Ivsnhoe 334O.
COTTAGE OR FLAT-Inside w. Grand
Blvd; must be bargain. Charles w.
Simon. TO. z-6311 MA. 22es.
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Mole Help Wanted

A STEADY. GOOD PAYING JOB available
through local store for nstufed,
married man with car VIII interview men
separately between 30 and II a. N. Or p
- m, Tuesday. Apply 1888 Woodward.
second floor Mr. Weaver
ACCOUNTANT tdnisr. 2O-50 years. college
graduate experience with public or pri-
Vate Arm In accounting, aggressive and
wiling To- accept opportunity With national
organization Reply IN own handwriting
state age. education. experience. religion
ana whether married or single. Address
Box B-e353 Detroit Times
man. good propagation STEADY employ
uont Applv sT2b Grand River
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elias S1f1eGl DEHuHuayt z#nEs 1q1Dmnnf Ads
BIRTHS

Helen Horton. 55le webb.
. Esther Johnson, 3l57 Third.
Estelle Jameson. i2OT7 NOrthlawn.
Paula Karnafer 1884 Tsrnss, Dearborn.
Virginia kielbOwicz. 1927 Junction.
lnece King, 1881 East Forest.
Dolores KonWinski. 1895 Fordham.
Marjorie Kelly, 20639 Fenkell
Sarah Hrspkowski, s3ti Whitcomh.
Helen Hagquebart, s3l East Grand oouie-
ward.
GIRLS
Girls we're born 20.
Viola Anderson. zoos Garfield.
Eleanore Arnlson. -11120 lonEYiew.
Lssie Abraham, 1852 salina Dearborn.
Rose Ambrose. 4is South solvsy.
Nenoy Ament 1905 Oakland.
Margaret Bsfanek. 4037 NineWOod.
Mary cornwell, 2is2 Helen.
Marian Cheyenne, 1876 Monica.
Elsie Cox. 2O0iO salem
Esther DombroxAkL 1851 Chareat
Marssfsi Wesley. 595s Vermont
Covelha Wesiherford 47ss Field.
Emma Walker, 1911 Filbert.
Vera Watson. 1851 woodlsWn drive
Katherine Wright. 1000 Hackett.
Janis Meiser 1874 southheld
Evelyn Deppaudt 5037 St Clair.
Lois Eggen, 3075 LaVton.
Irene Gilman. 42l West Chesterfield. Fern
dale.
Esther Erich. 2so5 Elmhurst.
Margaret Eby. sol Conner.
RosAmond Faulds, l0043 Holmgr.
Pauline Fairchild, 1927 South Edsel.
Frances serhaTf. fl0s TdrnOW.
Elms Iiungoa, 1891 Fourteenth.
Geraldine Hahn. 1882 Ward.
Charlotte Hakes, 1874 Sheridan.
Gertrude Honigmsn s7oo Dexter.
Ruth Holloway. 6Os2 Begoie.
Dorothy Hopkins. 1910 LswnGaie.
Annie Janusch- l2i2i Sanford.
Sonia Kummer, eIs7 Mansfield.
Asfrid King, Holly, Mich
sally Kiosk. 1888 Nayeriy.
-EecellA I2lndy 2fs0 Marlborough.
Anna Logeins. 5a3a BrooTiyu.
Mary Lappino. 2s5 Pssadens. Highland
Msrrsrst IA,z. 1891 Miadlsbary. Dear
born.
Norma Lsvrenz. 1901 IVES, Fort. twins
Sophie Little, e5f7 McGrsw.
Roma Layergas. sis5 Jewe,t. Van Dyke
Msry Mshae. sosi Monteiair.
Pear Maltese. 1921 Twelfth.
Bsrnice Murphy. 1887 Hamburg.
Pear MLkolsiczak $50 Grnnen.
5thsl Niekls, 5Tg7 fdTrv-r.
Rose Msccani 7ls2 Mackenzie.
.LlHAnnz- AAnaex--.a- 1881 liXeEnnlE
Helen Mcdonald. 1899 Pinewood.
Mildred Nil. 5000 Gfandy.
odeil Nicola $3.50 Foureepth.
Minnie Posner i72s PingFee.
Mare Pavlisesk 500 Seminole
Geraldine Palliaer, 1908 stoepei.
Viola Proux se4s Sixteenth.
Ruby Prue, 1908 Harrison.
Estslle Pnkiswicz. 1889 iAnnhust.
Adele Riley. 4lO7 BeaconsfleId.
julia Rakestrsw 5sOs Nickel Dearborn.
-Txis Rodgers. 1929 Fourteenth.
Betty Rose, 1927 Charleston
TsAnuFTJ Root 1870 Marlborough.
Wynons stewart. 2ssI Mack
lneiiie SpreuEr- t17ff- --e---f---=4 -
Evelyn segadi. 1898 Craving, Hsmtrsmck
Laura szatkoNshi 2237 East Hancock
Helen Sierra 3ie3 Easi For
.Fauia Schneider $50 Neadawnfook.
IuCius scnlff. $3.50 London.
Agnes smykAy. 1881 Nark
Jeanette sehoeneweE 1892 Maxwell.
EILEEN Thompson. ISL West state Fair.
Naomi Weaver. 1893 Monroe
uorrthv WATERS 2afl N0ffhResfsrr-
q Aarp0erNs WsItff 12F T-SFF TBNEOCR.
Euiah watson $40 Hastings
Virginia Webster 1871 Kentucky.
Vienna H4Hhs $3.50 Siren.
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Residential Hotels
Furnished Rooms for Rent

ALLENpALE. 1853 (Beechwood Grand
River Nicely furnished front room /,
transportation. Tyler s-7is7.
BALDWIN 4s23 Warren est--C0m-
Portable room, innerspnng mattress; So.
ts.ft~r- 4S44
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Female Help Wanted

liz YOU have 3 hours daly---use Of car
we can show sou how 10 make good
money Write Box B-6255. Detroit Times.
LADIEsLsen- Fuller brushes. Excellent
opportunity! Nicholson, 1903 Alice. Dear
horn 1881
LICENSED BEAUTY operator: must be
neat dependa bic. BENSON'S 5iBl
Thirty fifth street.
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couRvII4LE ,CAFE-complete dinners.
lunches. Liquors, beers. 1890 Harper.
Niagara OTIS
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Dine and Dance


COuRVILLE ,CAFE-Complete dinners.
lunches. Liquors, beers. 1890 Harper,
Niagara OTIS
EAGLE CAFE - Entertainment dancing,
weekends. Liquors. DeerG. finest foods.
1922 Fenkeil;
ELITE Cocktail Bar-Liquors. entertain
ment. dancing nightly. J. SCHNEIDER,
PROPRIETOR. 1881 Mack.
MoMo's Cocktail Lounge-choics liquors.
cocktails. beers; entertainment nightly.
1915 Second.
NICKY's TAVERN--choice Liquors.
Dancing Nightly, Good 'Foods). Lunches.
1900 Puritan.
PLAYDIUM BAR--cholce liquors tsdIoin-
ing bowling). twenty A. b. c. alleys.
sai7 Jos. Campau. IT,
sHOREs CAFE. 1920 W. Warren Roast
chicken. turkey, duck dinners. Sse
SUNNY SIDE ISN--choice liquors. enter
tainment dancing, tFRED FORBES,
PRoPRIETOR3. 1910 Grand River.
TEXAS REsTAURANT-Cen Mexican
foods Reasonable. Albert Villa, proprie-
tor 1910 Sixth.
READ Times Want Ads for profit-uss
tr~ff -feF-EeSlltzi
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Situations Wanted-Female


Al BUNDLE washing specializing shirts
curtains delivered guaranteed satisfsc-
ten E.zsnze.a Eans
-e.e44-nREn- l4oALAN -Aanis da4s. COOK
INK cleaning, laundry. rienced.
Al CoLoHED wosfan wishes day work
laundry. cleaning. MADISON 5i2t.
BUNDLE washing. shirts silks speeisiix-
ing. Satisfaction guaranteed, called. de-
liysre1 Townsend s-i7ss.
=GATERER weddings. dinners, parties,
itfrche-5t@t excellent ssFTTCF. gun " -
enees Trinity i-0i3s
EXPERIENCED colored shes DAYS.
Launaress cleaning, &c hour, carfsFe
Temple ana.
-EXPERIE NcED cqlpred glfl wishes Gays
isundD. c-san76s = y CsTTsrz7 cs--71r'
lac s2t7
p - z ftaa1e=Efe pastry eook coiored spe-
etatstnE saisds. references. After 8
Madison 1888
EXPERIENCED colorea girl DAYS, par
time s. So carfare. References. Tgiei
e-sf5I
coLoRErl- Reliable Firl. sYallsbls Mon
day TUESDAY. Wsouesdsy' experienced
cook iqunarcss. Townsend s-0ssi.
CoLORED glri fourfain waitress or Fen-
erai clerk experienced MURRAY 1870
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YOUNG mar "a learn electric pusiregs
salary beginning. 81 weekly. Is East
ftr-t-f--.l,la
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Resorts for Sale

YEAR round log cabin; modern conveni-
ences; faces wooded part IS miles stony
Point. Peninsula Lage Erie; evenings.
Oregon $3.50.
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Offices, Desk Room for Rent
Building Propositions
Property Management

COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE
SELDOM a JOHNSON, INC. OFFICES
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate Iistings
IN the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
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BOULEVARD WOODWARD Seward 10e1
Clean, plenty hot water. innerspring,
shower reasonable
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NeW Houses for Sale

A MEDIUM size brick for average family.
Real buy. 1921 Troester.
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Funeral Directors
Lost and Found

J, SUTTON a sof
li47 TRUMBULL AVE. TEN
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Income Bungalows for Sale

HAMBURG Gratiot--Excertionally fine ST.;
excellent layout; storm windows. vene-
tan blinds; stoker; garages. IS, 900. Acme,
1903 Gratiot.
HURLBUT Harper. Extraordinary bar
gain. So. hrickcots siding: hot afr Pay
tract balance and 1910 n1ocernixation loan
balance. Acme. $500 Gratiot.
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Bus Transportation
MoUing, Storage, Carriage

ADY's large vans: s.. so. 50: anytime
piano hosting insured. Townsend s-0432
ATLANTIC PADDED VANs-Load. 50 up
insured ODDS 81. Townsend 5-5S05.
BEsT Buy ~ THE CITY
Evaryfhlng stsrched and dried, fat beau
iifuiiy nnished. Is pounds, s5c. New
Way Laundry LsHox Sos.
Il WARREN CO, LOCAL. LoNG DIST.
50t5 Lorraine TYLER $500
PACIFIC specialize men, s. so hour.
Lowest rates; insured. RA. 1888.
vICToR's MOVING. STORAGE - Strictly
hired men established since 1926. lowest
RAJ rates 1875 Syracuse. siocum 1893.
VrRLEY COULTER 231 Hastings; light
moving; free stove storage. Cadillac 2il6.
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Little Farms for Sale
Business Property for Sale

HALE ACRE close IN, only $3.50, $40 down.
Phone Tronbley. Ell. 1857.
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DRIVERS WANTED

a----l -4---4----1---.--s-- 1L.lrl.Lnli4 flrlng
this Eprng drivinE Checker cabs An out
door iah driving 2 pes sure car Healthy
ar1 profitable Ausi- As---fFAH - ApEl-a
ansf : A m Apply 2i2s Irgmtul.
DRIVER For truck white win chauf
fegrs license Saturday N satsrf SO.
easy work Nesf SIDE preferred. Write s1A
p-sfs3 Deffof TTn,es
FxPEPIENcEp-- single farm hand for
Eeoersf work 5000 mixer ard wages
Ts!sphons New Haven 2sF2, Mr.. Harry
Green. Washington Michigan.
fTRsT class upho's'erers wanted ~ o1rs
Apply FoufHisr uphoisfsrnE Co, ep0s
f.urefnr
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Situations Wanted.-Moie

GENERAL woods workef. mill. apply brick
siding cement mixer LenoK 0s34
GENTLEMAN middle age, desires position
As desk man, salesman or clerical work
FEaAarx- retail eaal lumber and bufidefs'
supplies. Years experienced. Excellent ref
srences s7T5 Pstoskey Tyler SRA.
JOB printer. all-around compositor. cutter
platsn presses reliable Temple l-osa3.
~ 4y+ty--a-azA-r- exnerlenced. estimates
free. guaranteed wofkmanshlp. Ii
Steve Townsend 6-9lIs,
YOUNG man would ike position doing
detail drafting References Pingree 3075
CoLORED-- Seat young mar wishes 100
cooking full Kitchen experience. Refer
euces Townsend 8-fSs5
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Employment Agencies

Al OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
s20-2i-22 TRANSFORMATION BLDG
JONES Employment. ais Beauhien--Day
Workers. Couples, porters. Maids,
Mattresses. Columbia 1910.
INWARD EMPLOYMENT Experienced colored
maids. cooks. lsundresses. couples. 36s2
Rivard Terrace 2-s163.
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Vacant Lots for Sale
340 LOTS

Ripe for building small houses. Short dis
lance outside city limits on concrete highs
way, consisting OF 2iO-50 Il. lots and
lOO-40 r. lots City water IN about one
half Of lots Cinderized roads and concrete
walks have been installed. Box 63s2,
Times
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Female Help Wanted

CLovERLEAF Company Hiring women
over Is. Si2 weekly, bonus. 333 state
Don't phone
EXPERIENCED waitress wanted at once.
Lltnas Restaurant. 1905 Gratint.
GIRLS. for crew salesworki neat. IN
dustriousi salary. 81 day, commission;
nay daily. Hotel Lincoln, 4-6.o .. m. only.
DO not phone. See Mr.. Watson.
private room. 327S Collingwooi. Town
send b-is55
GfRt,ZWhite, light heusework. working
couple Madison 4ais. 30sa Lehman
CfRL.-Genersi nousework no cookinE.
washing. stay; s.. Telephone Townsend
1-0i7p.
HOUSEWORk. assist pith haby anal
apt; Eood hornsi IS. Townsend t-7s7i.
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Flats for Sale
Bungalows for Sale

CALDWELL, near charles-s rooms. base.
ment, h. a. garage So 400, $500 down.
Weber. Olive 4l25.
LAKEPoINTE-Five-r brick. attic sB1
mo. including taxes. Mikel. NJ e306.
MCCLELLAN. near Nativity = Very neat
and compact rooms Superb attic
steam. Only 50, 500, Acme, 1903 Gratiot
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SalestUomen Wanted

- ma .zalt Eafr
Rspaala- Every home needs ~ demon
straflon sells ~ g. J smith q Son. 255
Maple Ave Canton o. -
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Vacant Lots for Sale


BLACKSTONE avenue. near Pilgrim: seven
lots, 40 II. Frames permitted. Cadillac
1fsS
DEARBoRN-Lots, paved streets: $500
MICHAEL KoRTE. 1885 Michigan.
Oregon s635.
DEARBORN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES home
sites; $3.50 ana up. DE. 1855.
FERNDALE-Business lot: 3i-ft; Sylvan
Gardens subdivision on Woodward Ave.
Price, 1851 Christine Han, 17o5 Lincoln
Way, La Porte. Ind.
MANSFIELD near Seven Mile road-sacri-
flee. quick sale. owner. Arlington 0541.
NELSON jefferson Ten Alel--2 adioin.
ing residential; f6xt45 kla5 cash owner
Plaza s7e6
RELIABLY builder wsnfeD. Fr1A. lot ready
for developments. W $3.50.
ROYAL OAK tcsnhridFs near woodwsrdl
--ss-n. frontage all improvements
o~rsr. FfnEr.s to5s.
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DIRECT statesmen

i II you have ever sold washing machines.
brushes cqokwafr vacuum cleaners or
anything else direct 20 the consumer. we
have q rsai money making Opportunity ior
you
our company u new and So success has
been phenominali Our pfo1Uct r. rev ard
TT--F-TT7-7 7-7------- --H@4-iA1 AZ -eAe---
aiye
Hundreds % direct ssissmen who have
iofned auF organization are now earning
from SIS % $500 per week. YOU CAN DO
THE SAME
No Investment required. However. YOU
must ~ Is - ~ years - are an1 bond
sols write Box B-s354. Detroit Times,
I DISTRIBUTORS n pass out cifrllsrt
pay eeers night. POE Fast Lsrned. Apply
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EeAAN REAL ESTATE CORNER eA(zN 5
2aeasA For Rent For SALE &G9sA
Houses for Sale
(Weh of Woodudrd)

Fairfield north OF McNichols Rd.-Annly
Ss,9S0-0O. six large rooms. suuroom.
breakfast nook. stall shower. Soft. lot.
3-car brick garage. $t1,500 value Widow
must sell Immediately. TN. i-2606.
FREELAND, NEAR EATON
room, brick home, beautifully landscaped.
natural fireplace. nook, tie kitchen, ga
RACES only $500, easy terms. IN. i-2s00.
ROYAL OAKS rooms ana bath and
utility room. oil heat, lot s0x275; near
i3-Mile Road and Woodward: SO, e25.
Judson bradway Company. RA. 9700.
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Lost and Found


/ FINALE TIGER CAT, "childs pet; re-
ward (neighborhood 700 Philadelphia d.
Trinity 2-5l22,
I LADY's WRIST wArCH-Elgin. yellow
gold, tGrand River-Joy Road. Keep
sake" reward. Pingree 5i54.
LosT-Tan suit case containing wArdrobe,
I front of Walton Hotel no questions
asked. Reward. Townsend $3.50.
/ LosT-Glasses tortoise shell. Dawson be-
tween Third ana Wyoming. Reward.
Madison 240a. 80 y. Seward
ILosT-Male scottie dog ch!ld's only pet
liberal reward. University i-57os.
SILVER PERSIAN CAT; vicinity Fairfield,
/ Seventh Wednesday reward. Uni
versity 2-57s9.
1 TWO IRISH ENGLISH Settlers. Lakewood
Essex. March ISM reward, Murray
SASS.
$50 REWARD for return Of big black and
white Collie. Tuxedo 2-2s30.
In Memorium
I LEACH-D Darlene Dolores daughter Of
! Mr.. and Mrs Ronald Leach, beloved
sister al Aleen4 DIED one year ago
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Male HeIp-Solesmen

Statesmen with cars 10 wark with crew
managers. VERY profitable. ls0e6
Lshser
WANTED AT ONCE
SIX sslesrtn experienced nen's clothing
and furnishings Must speak Polish wei.
Apply spoIks, Inc. $40 Michigan.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate iistings
in the big sunday Times Want Adl
Ccfftou
Askov American., 1941-11-20
Will Be DisillusiOned

The daily press heralds strikes or
anticipated strikes in large industries,
some of which produce war materials
No doubt, there is opportunity for
criticism on both sides of those con-
troversies, but labor is witnessing
the beginning of huge profits on the
part of war industries, such as took
place back in 1917-18, and, therefore,
apparently feels that it is also en-
titled to chunk of the big money.
While the administration talked
against war profits, no definite steps
were taken to prevent them. There
is no national legislation against huge
war profits, and, therefore, the pub
lie can expect labor to demonstrate.
President Roosevelt for years played
politics with labor to get its votes,
and now he is playing the same role
with wealth, where in reality it ap-
pears his sympathy has been all the
time. He is getting ready to kiss
labor goodbye. Many labor leaders
who have shouted for this admin
stration and for its foreign policy
will in due time be disillusioned.
Askov American., 1941-11-20

to intellectual freedom" Through
their DEGREES the Christian Sabbath
has been done away with, along with
the official recognition of Christmas
and Easter; official Soviet publica-
tions have been for years filled with
abuse and sacrilegious ridicule of
the church and church usages and
while church services are still per-
mitted, religious freedom" grants
immunity to hoodlums to interfere
with services to their hearts con-
tent.
1t may be that sorely-tried Rus
sia has had a change of heart and
is calling upon Jehovah to save ii
from it's distresses. The common
people of Russia were long recog-
nized as the most devout on the face
of the globe. Stain, like Clovis of
old, may be sincerely dickering with
the God and the Savior his mother
so devoutly worships; but the word
of Communist is not enough to con-
vince the Christian people of Ameri-
ca.
America has yet to be shown that
the Russian government has turned
from its tricky, unreliable and un-
Cody ways.
Askov American., 1941-11-20
FOREIGN RELATIONS
From Washington's Farewell Address
September II, 1896.

The great rule of conduct for us in
regard to foreign nations is, in ex-
tending our commercial relations to
have with them as little POLITICAL
connection as possible. So far as we
have already formed engagements
let them be fulfilled with perfect
good faith. Here let us stop.
Europe has set of primary inter-
ests which to us have none or very
remote relation. Hence she must
be engaged in frequent controver-
sizes, the causes of which are es-
sentially foreign to our concern.
Hence, therefore, it must be unwise
in us to implicate ourselves by arti-
fetal ties in the ordinary vicissitudes
of her politics or the ordinary COM
binations and collisions of her friend
ships or enmities.
Our detached and distant situation
invites and enables us to pursue a
different course. If we remain one
people, under an efficient govern
ment, the period is not far off when
we may defy material injury from
external annoyance; when we may
take such an attitude as will cause
the neutrality we may at any time
resolve upon to be scrupulously re-
spected; when. belligerent nations,
under the impossibilities of making
acquisitions upon us, will not light
ly hazard the giving us provocation;
when we may choose peace or war, as
our interest, guided by justice shall
counsel.
Why forego the advantages of so
peculiar a situation? Why quit our
own to stand upon foreign ground?
Why, by Interviewing our destiny
with that of any part of Europe, en-
tangle our peace and prosperity in
the tolls of European ambition, rival
ship, interest, humor, or caprice?