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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-03-21
Social and Personal
Saturday evening.
9 ST. PAUL q

Saturday evening.
DR.. A. w. Jordan of Cumberland
street is i'll at Bethesda Hospital.
DR.. Jordan is a government veteri-
marian.
Mrs. James Green, IT'S st. An
thony avenue, left Friday, March
IA, for Chicago, Illinois, on account
of the death of a relative.
The Ladies Auxiliary to Local
1905 of the Red Caps met at the
home of Mrs. Lucien Willis, 1850
Sherburne avenue. Election of Off
GERS was held. Those elected were:
Mrs. Susie Bowen, president; Mrs.
Edna Brantley, vice-president;
Mrs. jeanette English, recording
secretary; Mrs. Helen Lawrence,
financial secretary; Mrs. Lois
Gwynne, treasurer; Mrs. Catherine
Neal, sergeant-at-arms. Pictures
of the group were taken by John R..
Lawrence, Jr. A lovely luncheon
was served and the meeting was
adjourned to meet at the home of
Mrs. Gwynne, 800 North Chats
worth street, March 20.
Eta chapter, Alpha Kappa Alpha
sorority, will meet Saturday, March
Is, at the home of Miss Mildred
Munson, 514 Fuller avenue.
The Elite Club met March 7 at
the home of Mr.. Stanley Harris.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Miss Janeabelle Murphy,
1854 Thomas street. New mem
bers will be initiated and include
Edith Coleman, Charles Eskridge,
Albreta Neal, Deloris Carter,
Johnny Walton and Kenneth Ma
son.
Mr.. B. X. Mcfarland of Chicago
and South Haven, Mich, brother of
A. Mcfarland, 493 Whittal St., St..
Paul, died on Sunday, March 16, in
Chicago. Mr.. Mcfarland was a
veteran Pullman porter.
The D. Y. w. Y. X. Club met
Thursday, March 10, at the home
of Mrs. Queen K. Ransom, 1O47 E.
Rose street.
Mrs. Harvey Hopkins, GIL St.
Anthony, left the city this week for
Wallace, Texas, to attend the flu
neral service for her brother. She
will return in eight or ten days.
The TOute BONES Amies Club
met Thursday, March IS, at the
home of Mrs. J. w. Cleary, 962 St..
Anthony avenue.
Miss Wyllie Eastman, 953 ST..
Anthony avenue, is in Chicago for
an indefinite stay.
Mrs. E. A. Chapman, TOT St. An
thony avenue, left Wednesday,
March IL, for Petersburg, Virginia,
to visit her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. William Ridley
of Virginia State College. On her
return home she will stop over in
Chicago to visit her son, Don Bona
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-03-21

noon before the fire at night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26

on touch typewriting. Hossneld
won the most recent Worlds
championship contest by writing
13e net five stroke words = minute
for one hour from entirely unfa-
miliar copy.
Hosxfield. whose home IL in
West Enelewood. n J.. received
his early education in Paterson. He
is now engaged IN an educational
demonstration tour.
His appearances here ar. spon-
sored by Leo p. Barton. manager
Of the Underwood Elliott Fisher
Co.
His schedule Friday was: p45
a. m. Racine's Western Institute.
II a. m. Knspp's Business college:
lis p. m. Clover Park high
school; 2:30 p. m. Stadium high
school.
His Monday schedule will be:
IL a. m. Beutel Business college:
lis p. m. Lincoln high school.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26
Will Observe
May Festival
Sons. Daughters
VIII Celebrote

Inc Tacofha lodges Of the Sons
md Daughters Of Norway have
united for . gay May Festival, to
be held Saturday. May 3. stsp. m.
N Ncrmsnna hall.
Sam strom Is chairman of the
joint COMMITTEES from the two
lodges which are planning a full
program Of Interesting speakers.
music, and the inevitable Nor
wegian buffet supper. The May
Festival will feature girl ushers at
tired In native costume and the
whole affair viii be reminiscent Of
the gay and colorful spring festi-
walls Of Norway.
On Strom's executive committee
are Ara. X. NJ. Monsen, Ms.
George johnson. Mrs. Louis Ben
son. and Nrs. Norman Hansen. of
tie Daughters OF Norway, and
Thor Tullefson. DR.. Z. 4. Blk. and
Dr.. Joesph A. Benson. Of the Som
- Norway.
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TIL E r VI ES

!. The Tacoma Times New Holly
wood Puzzle Contest - open 70 every
person who IA oons-floe resident Of
the following counties IN the State of
Washington. Pierce rhurston Mason.
kitSsp. Grays Haroor Pacific, Lewis.
wahkiakum Cowlitz Sksmania. and
al OF King county or enlisted men
OF the u. s Army stationed at Fort
Lewis, Camp Murray. McChord Field
and Fort Worden. With the exception
OF any person residing in Seattle.
employee Of The Tacoma Times mem
hers OF their families or any person
who has won $500 90 or more in any
previous contest conducted by The
Tacoma Times
Starting Monday March "a. ia4l.
The Tacoma Times Will publish one
Hollywood contest puzzle each week
DAY. each puzzle representing the
name Of motion picture actor or
actress. The official ouzzlex appear
ine each week Will compose q set
IheN VIII be fifteen sets The an
swers 70 each weekly set should De
brought IN or mailed TO the Contest
Editor OF The -seoEnA Times within
one week after thew hsyv appeared
IN the newspaper.
5. The Tacoma Times offers one
hundred prizes totalins Is 600 90 70
the one hundred persons whose solu-
ions are Judged % be correct or
nearest correct in accordance with
the rules The psrtic.pant subgnitting
the most correct answers will win
FIRST Prize The participant submit
ting the next highest number OF cor
rect solutions viii win second prize
etc
4 A participant must qualify his or
her answers 70 the puzzles BY sub
mitfins loc IN coin with each weekly
SCI Of six answers. In return for this
weekly remittance participants Will
be sent q specisilv printed group Of
sixteen most interesting puzzles
;. II txo Or more participants are
TED for q Prize the prizes tied for
w1ii % reserved for their TNe rer-
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&c ) opkNee RAFT

We have for answer GEORGE RAFT. which fits the
white squares following the equal sign perfectly
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ticipants tied will be required 10 solve
a group OF tie-preaking puzzles. with
special instructions TO determine the
oroer IN which the prizes tied for
will De awarded. II necessary, The
Tacoma Times reserves the. right &c
submit = second or third group OF
tie breaking puzzles In case OF fun
ther ties duplicate prizes Will be
awarded. The tie-oresking or certain
other puzzles may or may not carry
photographs and the solutions 70 sucn
puzzles may represent names OF stage.
screen or other celebrities or any
English word IN general use
s No participant can submit more
than one entry or win more than one
prize The decoration OF answers 70
not necessary Entries OF each par
tieipant will be Kept in an individual
file thus assuring careful attention
Answers received unsigned will not
be considered. nor Will The Tacoma
Times recognize any claim 70 such
entries OF sny submissions delayed OF
lost IN transit. The Tacoma Times
and Contest Editor reserve the night
10 require tying participants 20 work
any group Of tie-oreskirg puzzles al
the newspaper office under speciA
Instructions
Z. Each participant agrees upon en-
terins the contest TO comply with the
official rules 70 accept As final the
decision OF The Tacoma Times and
the Contest Editor on any matters
relating 10 the contest This includes
qualification or disqualification for
sny cause deemed Necessary inIerpre-
tStion % the rules. awarding OF prizes
or snv special Instructions governing
or affecting the conduct o. the con-
test Participants are cautioned &c
use extreme care on anv puzzle ~here
there 5 choice OF the same letters 70
oe suotrsctec IN order 20 arrive 80
the correct answer The Tscors
Times and Contest EDITOR. Z ceennec
necessary ALI osSogslifv sny par
ucipsnf submitting ar entry % ar
svers for anyone outside ma ~ nef
oEn immediate family
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26
Gets 20 Years
For Kidnapping
New York Youth
Drows Stiff Term

PoRTLAsD-Clyds Barnett. Is
was sentenced 70 20 years in =
federal prison late Thursday for
the KIDNAPPING on March Il Of
Jacob G Ksmm Of Portland
FEDERAL Judge James alger
Fee also sentenced Barnett 10
five years In prison for trans
porting = stolen suiomobile
across = state line. The two
sentences will run concur
renfly.
Barnett. a native Of New York
who arrived here shortly before
the kidnapping, had pleaded guilty
He held up Kamm when the Port
lander stopped at downtown in
tersection and ordered him TO drive
him 10 Seattle Kamm was released
north Of Vancouver. Wash. and
Barnett. who started on in Kamm's
car. was arrested within an hour.
Barnett said he used an IN
loaded pistol which he found in
boxcar while beating" his way
from California TO Portland
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26
Alaskan Base Workers
Must Be Archeoloqisis
SEATTLE

SEATTLE - Thirteenth naval
c'str1ct headquarters Friday order
ed its workmen on Alaskan air
bases to become Psychologists.
The Smithsonian Institution in
washington. d. c., asked that il
be given any relics Of ancient
civilizations that might be found.
especially in the Aleutian islands.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26
Hint U. S. Navy May Convoy
Ships Across the Atlantic

propose 10 make the people Of
each conquered nation into
serfs II II high time that
the remaining free countries
should arm Ia the fullest en-
tent In the briefest time hu-
manly possible and ACT for
their preservation"
Administration supporters In
congress praised these sentiments,
isolstionists denounced them.
Sen. Burton X. Wheeler. D..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26
Continued From Page one)

CONTINUED From Page One)
rifices for this victory which we
recognize as 30 essential TO us.
Our manhood and our self
respect demand that we assume
our part Of the burden"
Hull, whose words could be an
official statement of United States
foreign policy. was telling his au-
dience Of experts on international
law:
The would-be conquerors -.
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If the jingle of cash is music to your ears enter
the Hollywood Puzzle Contest while there's still time
to win s1,5Oo.00 in CASH. You'll hum happy tune
if you win of the 100 cash awards that add UP to
the grand total of 100000 in this exciting contest
TOMORROW = in The Tacoma Times well print
two full pages of puzzles! Every single puzzle to date
in the contest, including tomorrow's Puzzle No 90
Five complete sets of puzzles will appear. There1 be
full winning instructions for entrants complete
rules, and Answer Forms which to submit answers
to the five sets of puzzles
For those who are up TO date in the game all you'll
need do is to solve tomorrows Puzzle No 30 and
submit the Set No. Answer Form containing all your
answers TO this weeks Puzzles, Nos 25 through 80!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26

name Is represented Let's solve this sample by adding
ana subtacng the names of objects letters shown
Jot down GE. Add p plus ORANGE the first object
Cross out the letters PAN. and GEORGE When
we add RAFT the of the object work
should look like
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26
100000 IN PRIZES!

She's slsmorous red-head. known a. the
oomph" rrl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26
GET 4 Mead START

Get ready to solve tomorrow's puzzles by studying
the Sample Puzzle below. Then try your puzzle
solving skill on today's Puzzle No. 20. Cut out and
save today's puzzle Answers to be submitted in
weekly sets of six accompanied by remittance of loc
In coin, in accordance with the contest rules.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26
Worlds Champion Typist
Demonstrates Speed Here

George L. Hossfield. ten ames
winner Of the worlds professional
typewriting championship. who
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26

The first dynamo ever con-
structed was that made by Michael
Fsradzy In 1881.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26
FINAL OPPORTUNITY TO GET FREE
REPRINTS

Tomorrow is absolutely your final chance to get the
previous puzzles FREE since space will not be ade
quate to reprint the five sets of puzzles again in The
Times. See these puzzles all together, the glorious
array of Hollywood Stars whose names represented
Concentrate the gigantic cash awards offered
s150000 First Prize $4,000 Second Prize, $4,000
Third Prize and 81 others-any of these great
awards CAN BE YOURS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26

Mont. charged that the speeches
meant the president is asking con
gress for the right to convoy mer-
chant ships and what 1t really
means is declaration Of war"
Sen. Josh Lee. D., Okla. speak
ing for the presidents supporters.
said ne was glad TO hear the state
department make that state
ment." Americas interest makes
IT absolutely necessary that the
United States sees to 1t that Eng
land does not 20 down" he said
Hull challenged those who raise
the question: What difference
does II make to America ?" which
side wins.
ut makes a fatefuI differ
ence." he ssid. e. All the
military movements and Off
cial acts and utterances Of
these taxis) powers have con-
firmed the knowledge that we.
too, are included In their plans
for world domination. Our
freedom and our wealth inev-
itably make us the magnets
for their machine Of force.
Yes. IL makes a difference who
wins the difference whether we
stand with our backs 10 the wall
with the other four continents
against us and the high seas lost.
alone defending the last free terri
tories on earth-or whether we
keep our place in an orderly
world"
CONTESTS SUGGESTIONS
OF NEGOTIATED PEACE
Hull did not think the Atlantic
ocean was an effective barrier
against attack, asserting that the
barrier exists only because con-
troll Of the seas is still in the hands
Of the resisting nations. The Brit
ish are safe behind the channel. he
said. only because of the "resolute
determination" of the British peo-
pie and conversion of their island
into a fortress.
He contested suggestions of
negotiated peace now he
cause. he said. the axis powers
do not 'believe In peace" but
use II primarily as a "conven-
lent cloak" for continuing I'M
declared warfare "as France
and other nations to their mis-
cry have discovered"
knox's speech dealt more spe-
officially with the naval situation
in the Atlantic. He warned that
an enlarged fleet of submarines,
capable Of far greater distances
than ever before. ranges the At
iantic, and that their field of sc-
tivity now extends far over the
line which divides the Atlantic be-
tween Europe and America"
Almost all seas are shut off TO
shipping by the United States be-
cause of hostile activities, Knox
indicated.
AXIS ASSURANCES
ARE SCOFFED AT
He described the new Soviet.
Japanese neutrality pact as the
latest link in this chain of encir-
clement that is being forged by
the axis powers. 1t is certain.
ne said. to strengthen the anti
American war party in Japan.
He scoffed at assurance
from the axis of no aggressive
intentions against the United
States. That, he said. is what
was told Poland. Fifth column
activities already operate an
Information service on q. 5.
weaknesses. he said.
He said the public refused 10
face the realities" particularly in
South America, which. unable ~
defend itself, would form an easy
base Of operations against the
United States.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-26

featured at the New York Worlds
Fair, il demonstrating his type
writing skill here for a few DAYS.
Nationally recognized authority
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
Death notires

q ARnFN-August .. Eleanor ~ 1895
concord beloved wife 81 Alexander; dear
rrlther of Rohert daughter - Mr.. and
Mrs. John Renz sister of Mrs. Louise
Iorreich Mrs Della Messncr. Funeral
service Tuesday. p. m. al A. II. Peters
Funeral Home 12157 Gratiot.
PIIHAM Aus ? 1911. At residence. ii5I
West Hancock Elizabeth Meta, beloved
lustcr II Robert A. Pelham ~ Washington
'D G. ana BENJAMIN h Pelham ~ Detroit
Funeral from residence tuesday al
H. clock.
>NITH-Rhhard y. Aus .. 1871. sud
Ideally beloved son 81 Mr.. and Mrs
Clonn smith. dear brother ot Harold
Norbert anf Ronald services ~ residence,
.fli NInefsenth street. ; 30 n. m. Nednes-
daV. 81 Annes Church ~ p.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
Lost and Found

DIAMOND RING tthree stones). downtown.
NAME REWARD. Townsend 6-o2JS. Ran
ldoIph 6i0o.
lGOLp RING-Mith gsrnets. diamonds !;
Mstcahees Building. Keepsake Reward
Townsend 6-62i'.
LOST TWO TIGER STRIPED CATS
IOtpr a month ago one a. Ford Founds-
ltI,r other near Rockford IN nearnborn
|uus. Telephone Madison 1920. apartment
l.o6 Reward. Oi necessary. leave mess
axe az desk) 81
LOST Drivers 4ieense. army REGISTRATION
card, certificate vicinity Cass- Benton
lPutk Reward. J. Douglas, Redford
lOAi3-W
Lost Lady's rose goid and emerald
wristwatch IN vicinity Of Iron and Night.
Reward call Cadillac 977s
MALE IRISH SETTER--"No questions
asked" Kindly return. reward. Dawson
,6t23
AlOuSE BILLFOLD Containing lodge re-
" ,epts drivers license: 81 on reward.
lOfegou 1893.
RED leather BAG lost on Gladstone, near
18th. Saturday night Contents valuable.
| Keep money Mrs. Weiss Temple l-h1Oo.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listlngs
! in the big sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
1870 CASS ANENIE
Al TINES ARE
CHERRY $500
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

BOYs
Roys were born 10,
Alma Baker. 3i2l Hart
Ruth Br,s 1875 GIchust.
Carrie Coleman. 1922 Goodwin
Celia Davis, 2105 West PnUadc phia
Edith Dr0alu, 2i55 NOodmCrc.
Mafgafe, DDnueAt 1852 Benreau.
Martha Evans. 1927 Lsn0rc
Lois ti9r,stta. aH-s IenrsFlS inia.
Esther Falk lI1t1 ,Cotbc't
lG.oraun tarron. zoo 'Nlrth Attended, R9}a.
OAK
Raby Cinard,s i7I75 Flemns
IJeanette GrussTan. IsHlO GTcenlaWn.
/ Nina GuImcte. alA south An'eg Royal
OAK
Ns.ds Gregory. se25 Brooklyn
IGca,, rte Gatiur,a. 47uj Junction
Francis Gtha. 1855 Delaware
Vivian HH 1872 East Alrsandrrc.
/ Msry Ha.tl $500. BeVlck
I bonau HaHrrsv atth 1872 East Ha'r.
H.Eh.srI Iark
N.nti IH.rr $500 nuhay.
hHfsarc' Johnson. lIulu % N'ri.
NsrlHrer E-.. s-I Glr..H La-'n Park
E tIaa I.a.D'Ul. 1870 Brewster
Ea.tF IHr..r t4- Itr. h8m Dearborn.
Amy L9rem.. i8e Charles iuyer Rouse
.fr.r EHFs't e...IIN
sarah Ht.8. 8r. Preston
.Gaals Siam. 10 Htn1f Island oiqat
-a Nsrner fs,s Nsrrlue
Ann Hee so prun River E'..r.
tHse SASH i-45 Lf-sste.
E-it Fr.ai.. --t tItr-
Ncaf E7Hr ff1t 1rra.
tis.c Sft. I..- Iltl.
Clara smith fs6Z. Nur.u'aHr
M}ra sands - East tr.tte, Isl. or I.l-te
Marie TIrrer $50 I.AIsiDt.
Ann, Wcrccb $3.50 Hcrr Dearborn.
para IAtesu.Ha. $3.50 Tatlnl
O.sa Wansa 900 sa-th Li4ats~a.e.
'saIy NA,c t-- ia 1tlela.
.
I Cr vcc born 90.
Rerra Dr.
.t..e Fa.ltr .nt Charlotte
D. fHle.a CDpt.aUI et4t hlprl1e
A.e DUNLAP SOB Lahep..nie. Cross
irene Duso.ecH s5i2 Brecs,rrdfs
.cca tlrsusal --2o6 Cnamnf-s Las
utifr.'.
IKs. france. 1857 Wa.tro
|E.f.Ilt Bayara -s- t.r.l Waterman.
.HDen crate 1903 iu.lel
IF.arecs Goact..v si. i-li Ilimar.
Ihr.rs Hover. I.l mouth
.Catrtrrg Novel,. $50 Laspv od.
INn.,t hogan tli5 Vermont
traareue Hodges 1891 So tl1tt
Rrrte hautint las3 CialF-t.c.
trance Harper 6a2i IcBer.
'Iear IagI1v-s. 1873 Easf Fgr'sf,
Sophie BauszeVski 1908 Moran, Han
'ramek
Erarrrr Klein $3.50 fsrrtr0ok
EtCHr LamIrtre SOC West I.'.n E.l'
. 81 f-s5 'f-r.gsH 1872 Wees Ha1eoek
. ammo Hr.sts i. nrlwrrr
b rsrrarr- Howe 1898 irrr.r
Gsf-r -a.3 i.aArtaDt.
=, Hae ~ osesld iui0 Eut efsnd bout
p ward
vr-ra 0esr. 50 Moss Highland Park.
Helen Pre- m Larfz.
Ina. Fs.lonsa, 1914 Cortland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
Male and Female Help Wanted

EXPERIENCED. Dependable COUPE; isni-
tor work downtown hotel. 90 Watson
Clifford 36ip
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
Male Help Wanted
EASTERN MFG COMPANY

ice delivery ana ice stor-
axe men. Apply Detroit city Ice
Fuel CO.
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AD RATES
DETROIT TINES
Daily and Sunday
Per Word Per Day
Transient

CASH CHARGE
Z trne ,...++.-.....'.. &C &C
90 8 times within one
,.e, AZ &c
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HOT WEATHER tpsdAi' Our creole Blu
Bath" ii dairy 1910 kast warren.
MARIE sCHELl. 22is Ashland -WciEht
reduction, rheumatism. neuEits. Tele-
Phone Lk.nox 1894
MRS RAVE 49, Asiruloglsi Featured AZ
state Fair 5a3T Mitchell Plaza 1903.
EXTRAORDINARY --speclsl Monday. Tues
day. wednesday. s.. 80. 1910 Wet Grand
boulevard. Madison GaXe.
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful office treatment while working.
Doctor DE Swarts Fsrtai Gitrte. 5ft5 SEss
avenue Temple i2i2t.
.PROF ELTON-A siroiogy consurNnt 3tis
John y WIN return Abou, August IL.
sUFFERERs' Why safer teiatica Or
rneumatism1 Barbagna plaster. SUE
cessfli ore day treatment. 503e Chalmers.
LennN 0ssE
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE--Chltch q
Christ Appointments daily 1850 West
T5TTU1 b1U1fyafd. Tyler s-383J.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
Male Help Wanted

METAL BUMPER and painter familiar
with auto collision work; good wages;
steady work. Apply Johns Bros, 1901
GratlOt.
FATROLMAN % TO Is YEARS or AGE.
5 FEET IL INCHES OR OVER: HIGH
SCHOOL GRADUATE. MARRIED. PROOF
OF AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP. GIVE
~ FIRST LETTER.
MRTTE pETROIT TIMES. B-6Oas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
Female Help Wanted

BEAUTY OPERATOR steady. part time
good hair styHsi unanicurs,. III High
land Townsend s.33~3
EXPERIENCED WHITE GIRL for cook
i~g and light houseNors. mus, IKE
children stay nights. Crosse Pointe
Tuxedo 2-sIol.
EXPERIENCED WHITE GIRL for general
Two adults; private room and htih
no cooking Sie5 good nome. 22si West
Boston boulevard
EXPERIENCED white gifi pr eooktns and
ight house work. home nights. Crosse
Po,nte Tuxedo 2-6iui
EXPERIENCED white girl. general house
work references required. University
3-20s6 1855 Griggs.
III IN IsHED basement apartment for col
ored couple. exchange N!c's services
Trinity 2-76s6
GIRLS 10 assist A. dancing INSTRUCTOR 50
PR Nttftff Il = NJ ? f------
ence necessary; IS 3. NJ HOLLYWOOD
SCHOOL ~ Dancing. f2ii WOODWARD
Terrace 2-e912
GlEI Whifc h.ustNDrs si8h nights
one chff l106a Steel SorihaVn si.A
practical nursing cNpcu-
ence aermancnt puAluon.- adults So
33I6 Lawrence.
sEWORK 90 cooking IS four adults
Tuxedo 2-02l5 i00l Ba'fuur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
ShipbuiIdina Strike Axetted

KEARNEY. \. ]. aug I INSl
--Averting p threatened w8lkoIf
5000 Go shipbuildinC and marine
workers employed by Tho Federal
ShIpbUiding and Dry Dock Com
psny today voted 90 accept recon-
meRdstions Of the national defense
medistion board for = new con
act without a closed shoD pause.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04

HOusEWoRK 90 cooking S. four adults
Tuxedo 2-02t5 i004 Balfour
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04

AD Times Want Ads for proht-use
10 for results!
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Male Heip-Salesmen
APPLIANCE Statesmen

Experienced appliance statesmen 60 sell De-
truit's fastest Seilns appliances; IN and out-
side selling. All leads furnished good Pay
to start Earnings and opportunity for
Advancement unlimited with TINS national
and reputable nrm Married men between
p and 80; give niil particulars IN hrst
letter. All applications are confidential.
Our selling organization knows of THIS ad.
Box B-606o. Detroit Times
TO So pair advance commissions showing
complete shoe line Liberal bonus Ouiat
free Experience unnecessary. Tanner .
Shoes f2A3. Boston. Mass
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-04
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