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Evening star., 1941-05-23

Late news and sports are covered on Pages
TX and 2-x OF this edition OF The Star supple
menting the news OF the regular home delivered
edition of The Star
Evening star., 1941-05-23

(See FIGHT. Page 2-X.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Hurting. Fishing Property

HoUGHToN LAKE -- North shore lake
front cottage accommodates as, Fish.
ing hunting 81 week Joe Luke 1854
Westphalia. Arlington 0365.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Wife Seeks Part
of Mate S Riches

Although her husband is allegedly
worth between one million and
three million dollars, Mrs KNher-
inc Palmer. 2S, of 1895 BalmNal
drive. charged today in a tempN
rary ahmony suit, filed in conjunc-
ton with her divorce action. that
she and her two children are with
out money TO buy food or clothing.
Married in Angola. Ind, in
March, 1885. 10 John Carter
Palmer. Mrs. Palmer filed a sup
pressed suit for divorce last July,
charging her husband with cruelty
and drinking to excess. She now
has filed the alimony suit. setting
forth that her husband paid her
$3.50 month until October !,
when he stopped.
She said she has no money "a
keep the two children. Ann. 4, and
Jean -Seaitr = -par operate the IA
room house in which they live.
Her husband has been living
with his mother. at 1775l Hamil-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11

MARRIAGE LICENSES

Lewis ogden Is Virginia Mclaughlin. ~
Daniel Cox 81 Molie Bennett. 30
George r Frsiey 80: Frances Gomez n
Harold l.. Hllker 20. Myrtle a. Winslow,
%
Stanley Przybloeics, IS; Caroline Kosios
Frank sevakis. ~. Elsie oeurek Is.
John " Watson as Beatrice LEROY -.
James y. Wolfe %. N. Genevieve o Bren.
%
Bruno Rows p Loretta A sp!aoe, ~
Mark l. zuriC 60 Hazel j. Turner rs
Thomas n Anderson, 20 potoihy A.
Prank Krus1ewsn Sc Antoina Miner. IS
Mereke supps e Theresa Meconi ~
Eugene RolinFer IS June Wolfe. O.
Ivan j. Case 80 Cora J. Seitz o.
Adar % nonshus % Elizabeth Martin. -
Arthur Knuuunen. % Margaret LeSare %
FREDERICK ". GaVlas. % Patricia German.
Nichssl uhren Jr.. IL. Marie 4. Fiemins
John T. Rsston Jr % Dorothy Laney. %
Cashier Pfzicinf. 20 Anne skrzypiec ~
Hymen Rubenstsin. 81, Lee Goldrcn. ~
Issdore norman. q Anne SAhorwtz 81.
Leigh Drake. 30 Christine l.. Muir. %.
Rocco Barra % Redus Nrden
Alexander Murdy, 81 AEnes LaQue, n
Wiibeu Waara 20 Mae Lahif ~
Rex avery o. Nel Lynn simmons p
isadors Rubin, ~. Adele Goldberg 10.
STANLEY EfN0A. ~ ANlfff rAh -
Louis IiRaj ~ MYRTLE shahelski -.
Donald I-Francisro. %. Gail Reese %
Gerald Anderson 17- Leanore HomaHf. 25
1otr Ericsson. % virginia ! k1ies 20
John McDonougn, % Evelyn y. Wshi.
.fHNw Tp
PRANK Janiak % Irene ssndoniersk 90
.EEna-Llckau "a RUN ZImmernann 49,
Nirhfle Plans 81 steHa PafmerI, =
joseph Hobart % Mshsi Rrfs, %
sam Sweet 20 Marjorie shore %
Joseph 10 Lucs. ~ Margaret Csva Ic. ~
ZACH MenI 10 Doris NafhieF0r 10.
Adoiph Fshf 81 Veronica Ambush 81
Ernest Brewer 1s Hedvlp Fassi o.
Hfns KsIes o. FverdIna Major 81
Ionl vs.. cox ~ virginia BIrEharit 70
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11


BkKGATN-PIsinview, 1908; move In,
S23So month. plus tax. uN, i-572S.
BERKELEY - II model homes; Harvard at
Coolidge, IS month. II. o. 1904.
EAST DETRoIr-220il Donald; IS new
homes priced from S3,4io up. TU. pam.
EAST DETROIT Normandy 22l4a-t Kelley
Road and Nine Mile)-~2 bedrooms. Build
ers' price 50, 800 Tuxedo 2-325z
CROSSE POINTE WOODS
2o70 Hawthorne road, Groom brick; 2-esr
brick garage
GROVE. near Smile. Harper Groom. fun
basement, air conditioned, Raseyiie osi2.
Low As 81 O9O- FLA
100 new homes move right IN location on
Grsndville, n. OF Warren. Malpen const,
lOR 704n.
TRADE YOUR OLD HOME FOR NEW
RoUNTREE. 1920 Plymouth. We $1,000.
UNDER OuR PLAN you cnality--ns
can start you off toward home owner
ship Of strictly modern home for as
little as 800 down. For particulars write
Box s527. Detroit Times.
iWAsHBURH, is04f-ss-rm colonial sc. $50
inc. lot. Laursncelle UN. 1880
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
BIRTHS

Ruth orossa. 22sl7 Lambrsecht r. DETROIT
Alegra Hover f32 Horton.
Louise Head 1859 French road.
Laurets Hansen. 20626 Alger. st. Clair
Martha Harke s7es Ralfour
Martha Hanback, 6l52 Gullford.
Madeline Hudson 1897 Goethe.
Marjorie Johnson 327 last l3Mlle road.
virginia Kslep. 30i6 Hooker
Jean kross 2os3 Lehman. Hamtramck.
Carol kempton 1885 Muirand
Phyllis Heating 1901 Glastonbury road.
Erma Luna. 1924 Commonwealth
Kathleen LaLonde 2sos Trumbull
Ida Monday 26h3O Plymouth Plymouth.
Mildred Negkosh. pqs Tennessee
Lillian Moos. l3203 Fast Canheld.
Hattie Miller 4006 Thirtieth
Rosalnd Montesn. 1888 Thirteenth
Hazel Nash 3ie smith
Jeanne Peterson st5e Wentworth.
Violet Peters. 1887 Marx
Bernice pelot. 1915 Superior.
Elsie Rtzlon. $685. Barton
Doris Ranger 1859 Military.
Pauline SilvermAn-lz k2n-SAHtA- Resa-
Katherine Shelley P1ff Meyers road.
FEMALE
Marjorie Pousson si41 Tumev
Madelon Breed. 5fs7 Stanton
Frances Bryan p2i0 wiidemere
Barbara Brethren. 3O05 Chicago boulevard
Mahsl Campbell 1859 East kirby
Lucille Deane 203q Lawndale
Anna Douglass, NJ Clemens. Mich.
Ale DeGeorgs 343q Huribut.
Mamie Fleece ff20 Cooper
Flanch Garr0w 1864 webb
Helen GfiEas. 1929 Monirose
Mildred Goss s1tf Rurnette
Gladvs Graham s7i3 warwick
-i&eaiE+ea- AaXArf- A26d Mnnroe Eccrss
Rsssis Bass 1852 Minden
sarah H0ldengrahsr. 2Sin Clairmount
FCn6TF THrtv a2fs -f-rf-r rtfti --
Jean Leverer7 5E22 Malroue
Mary Lett i2s7s Mitchell
Virginia Lipke. fi3e Wsyburn
Betty LOSING 1897 West IafAVsttf
Christine LeVis 3sf Covlngfon drive
Loretta Macdonald. 1865 Columbus East
Detroit
Bernsdsit, Muldoon. 1886 Manchester
East Detroit
.BeulAh MLllef IFS Davenport
Lillian Pef0veun. 5l1s Kendall Dearborn.
Marion Phelps i250s BARLOW
Pauline Parrineho, 1915 Daily, BEDFORD
Township
Mabel Patton 377s Atkinson
kafhrsn Parish t3s4s Wsdsw0rth
lisa RueEseCCef $40 Fisher Crosse ronfe
hutV Swift 2tt7 NarF
Edna Sylvester 1919 MHrrzV HiU
Ruth sVary 2ss7q HOPKINS Inksfsf
Marrels Strand s7fs Hnmer
caroline snaveiy 22ao0 Ryan road Van
D'sf
Shirley shook s2e7 stanton
Nlr's- C'sefh. 1855 FrseIar4
A-nsris Nanocglan, as Pasadtra. High
lAne PARK.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Liquor Board
Fines Club for
Obscene Show

Five LIQUOR licenses were fined
and eight received suspended sen
fences ar the weekly court OF the
hQUor control commission.
sam and Mitchell Sher owners
of The Three fTCCS night club
1879 SChacfCr highway, were
fined $50 for having am obscene
floor show
Other sentences were;
DeSIow e. Budzinski. Wand
Beer store. GAPS Ward street, sell
irg wine to minors suspended
sentence. Frances Barrett and
Robert Siroup of Roy and Jim's
Place. 1897 West Grand boulc-
ward. gambling. 50, William Mat
son 1901 West Warren avenue
serving LIQUOR on Sunday license
suspended for two Sund q vs.,
Herman NencarcNi of MilcrS
Grocery. 12134 Fcrkcli avenue,
possession Of gambling equipment
suspended sentence.
Roy Shell, 1881 Grand River
avenue, improper conduct, SD
and Serving Intoxicated nalrnnS-
suspended sentence; James + Nc
Bride OF McBrideS Market 1442S
Plymouth road. consumption Of
beer on adjoining lot. suspended
sentence. Thomas BracCina and
William Schneider 20449 School,
craft avenue. selling beer 10
minors. suspended sentence; Peter
koka. Gust George and Jim John
247S0 West Scven-Mile road. Serv-
ing after hours, suspended SEN
fence.
Marie Urbanski. 36O5 Twenty
fourth street living quarters con-
nected. suspended sentence; Vasil
Stamenon, 47l0 Fourteenth street
intoxicated patrons lettering, S25;
Gerald Hanna and John DZuro Of
Holden Inn. 615l Lincoln aHentfe.
gambling on premises. suspended
sentences; Adele Dunn Of Dunn's
Market. 4339 Brooklyn avenue,
living quarters connected, sus-
pended sentence. and failure to de-
face state stamps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
u. :. Warned
Against Radicals
Inlernalional News service wire

Iniernati0nal News ~erNIce Wire
WASHINGTON, Oct. II. - J.
Edgar Hoover, director of the FBI.
today warned America not TO be
miSled by the present and tenn
porary' cooperation of Com
munist sympathizerS in further
inc the nations defense program.
Speaking at graduation exer-
ciSeS of the FBI National Police
Academy Hoover urged American
law enforcement officers not 10
relax for a single moment our
vigilance against those three to-
talitaran trcrorS- the Nazi. the
Communist and the Fascist"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
DEATHS

Margaret Smith. s7s1 Chamberlain 50.
William witt 1852 South Liebold. 70.
Charles Wein. 1854 Sorrento 81
Wiibert A Hudie 1921 Snowden, so
Wilhelm Henry Piepenburg. 1897 Catalan.
So
Robert Marvin Durbal 1890 Junction, 1.
Henre'te Wi'te. 4705 Livernos. ~
Margaret Sharkey 4s27 Concord so.
HomeE Howard Gates. 1887 West Grand
boulevard. So
Carl Mehring 2tfn Toledo q S..
Paul Mack Mickens 9iq6 Peterson. -.
Fssie Mae Anderson, 3i4 Harmon ~.
Thomas Earl Lister. l27s3 Wark SO.
Emily A. Covkendsli, 1882 Lawrence 81.
John -Faluep,-7Af- CeilihEwood, IS.
Elizabeth QUAD. l72i Fenth. 56.
Abraham sieeel. 1890 Prairie. 81.
Robert Reed Holme. 1872 Royal Grande,
BEDFORD Township. 81
Arthur Cadweli. 3l25 Fifth 50.
kinE Ford i044 East Ferry 40
Elizabeth Gray Schultz 350s Parker, 81.
William Hoy Bsrrlnger 81. Clair Shores.
~
Sarah Haynes Rosevine Mich. "a
Reuben j. Schwartz. i03f7 Linwood ~.
Isabella Adam. 1924 Coplin. 70
Robert A. Bernhard, 305 East Canedy.
Springfield IN. ".
Bertha strouse Hazel Park 20
Joseph G. Brown. 2f2 Elmwood Mt
CfsmFuE1 70
Grace T. Kelly. Boston Mass. So.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Mock
Battle Hits
New York
International News Service wiz.

NEW YORK, Oct. lin a
mock battle, marked with realism,
Fort Tilden, the key coast defense
unit guarding New York, was
captured early today by enemy
infantry and its mammoth f6-inch
guns turned on New York City.
theoretically the invasion forces
poured from 80 10 40 rounds of
shells weighing $500 pounds each,
into Manhattan's Skyscrappers.
Also in theory, the invaders finally
were annihilated and the fort re-
captured.
The results of the mock assault
included amounted civilian casu-
alties and millions OF dollars worth
of property damage" according To-
Brig. Gen. Philip S. Gage, COM
mander of the city's harbor de-
lenses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11

SARATOGA CHALMERS Five rooms
down three up. front entrances fun
basement side drive, garaEe, 81. $50.
Acme 1903 Gratiot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Moving, Storage, Carriage

ALBRIGHT moving. storage. Grating, ship
ping, service anywhere; reasonable ali
Milwaukee. Trinity 2-2i1i.
AMERICAN VAN SERVICE
Local and long distance moving. storage
connections waiting, all points Insured
1921 Grand River. Hogarth O06f
ANY size truck driver; hr. trip. mile. in
saEeA--Rast Messengers TEN -i-Sp44r
ATLANTIC PADDED VANS - Reduced
rates; free estimates. insured; careful.
Townsend 6.5s05.
HAMILTON MOVING Local. long dis
lance, lowest prices in town; trunks, soc
up Temple 2-7i70 47i9 Hamilton
VIRLEY- COuLTER--Mev4i,R4 expressing
trucking. trunks. storage; reasonable
prices Cadillac 2il6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
GUARDSMEN CALLED

As the battle for possession OF
the fort went against the defend
erS. General Gage called for re-
Inducements from the New York
state guard.
The guardSmen swarmed into
their armorieS and formed into
companies and then rushed to the
battle lines in privately owned
automobiles with police motorcycle
men as escorts.
Regular army soldiers stationed
at defense points in the city also
were called.
The city fire and police depart
ments and newly organized air
raid wardens all took part in the
war game" which was ruled
highly satisfactory by General
Gage. He expressed disappoint-
ment, however. at the failure of
dive bombers 10 take part in the
"attack" on Fort Tilden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
1900 ATTACKERS

Twelve hundred soldiers from
Fort Hancock n. j., made up the
attacking force of the Black Army
They stormed Fort Tilden at 1926
p. m from the sea in 40 small
power craft identified as Higgins
boats. a new type of landing boat
that proved its value.
The sea-borne troops were aided
by parachute troops who had
landed and captured nearby Floyd
Bennett Airport.
The forts garrison of 500 men
was on the alert and opened fire
when the Black troops came into
sight. Machine guns, anti.aircraft
guns and rifles were used by the
defending forces, while the attack
erS carried gas bombs in addition
10 their infantry arms. All of the
troops engaged donned gas masks,
and they were needed as the tear
gas was feaf but mild.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Windsor Father Of ID
Killed by Steel Door

The father OF Ia children, Al
bert J. Pitre. 50, of 405 Belle Isle
boulevard, Windsor. was killed to-
day when a heavy steel door fell
on him while he was at work in
the Ford plant at Windsor. Two
workmen were repairing the door
and Pitre was working on another
Job with his back to it when il
fell off it's hinges.
Pitre is also survived by -
brothers and sisters and 40 grand
children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Houses for Rent
Income Bungalows for Rent

u ACRE. m ROYAL Oak $3.50 s. dowr
See -rHeHak4-t7 225A22 tunr II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11

Divorces were granted 10.
lsabei y McAuhne from william J
Neatrice Wafer from Joe Al
Orlin MAJ Britt from Maurine Baker.
Alice DAVIS from James "
Hazel smith from James Edward.
Adolf Gronemeier from Christine.
Helen Cathcari from George ".
hliie Mar Dunn from George
.Hrien y Williamson from Robert
HNda Mae shanahan from Edmund J,
Arnold p l.yle from Ruth q.
Laura Vandeneynde from hmiei
Helen p khppel from James X.
Frcda Phelps from Leslie
Eric Newman from Bessie
Helena GervaEi0 from Edward A
William W0vdiev from Golden
RebeCca Rosseth from Herman.
Gila REYNOLDS from curtis
Agnes swartz from Joseph J
stella pricoplo from sam
Irene VI Werds1 from Me "
Dominic Polls from ff1abrfn
DECREE OF ANNILMENI
Ruby Chinavars from Leo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Good Eating In The Good Old

Good Eating In The Good Old
Days. Hearty Dishes That
We're Served In 1914, when
James Madison Was President.
Also Prize Winning Recipes in
the Housewives Food Almanack,
that Unusual Feature Appearing
In The American WeeklSy-the
Magazine Distributed with This
Sundays Issue of The Detroit
Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
5000 Soldiers Start Furloueh
Tunes SIAN Corrfspondfnt

BATTLE CREEK. oct IL
Railroad and bus stations were
damned today as more than 5000
soldiers and officers from the 9Th
Division on a l5-dsy furlouCh
period for good work in southern
nsneuvers. started for their home
cities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Situations Wanted-Male

AMBITIOUS colored man wishes chauf-
feur, Waterman, handy man. FItzroy
2304.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11

BURNETTE, sss5--5-room lower entire
basement. garage. SIS, Adults. Temple
2-sTss
NORTHWEST Section desirable 5-room
vacant october rs, adults. $50. Temple
2-6Tss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
BIRTHS

Rose Volpe 1872 Cardoni
Elizabeth Whitfield 1887 Strathmore.
Lola Waldman. 1869 West Euclid
Beverly Wallace. 1925 Dexter
Ann Yurkunas, 3T74 Roosevelt
Sylvia Zollman, q3l3 RroadstTeet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
pL1IZ BEETLES: The first

DLITZ BEETLES: The first
~ army maneuVers now Just
nicely started in the CarollnaS will
stage as their grand finale a tank
battle which will bee America s
first demonstraNor Of its new steel
sinews Of war.
The armored force VIII be di-
Nlded ana ore ufTTyfOTT q t7sr-rrf,fi f9
each SIDE. Then the thunder bugs
VIII rumble aCToSs guliieS and
through woods toward each other
IN a mock blitz bout which VIII be
decisioned By army gmpiTcs
Almost 1000 tanks should take
part in this grim game z The fun
strength Of tho arrnored divisions
has not had 20 be withheld 10 rush
more tanks ~ Europe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11

MRS RAVE -- AstroiCgisi Featured
State Fair. 1887 Mitchell. PLAZA z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Daily Worker Urges
Defense Strike Ban
International New. Service wr.

NEW YORK, Oct 11.-The Daily Worker, long the organ
of the Communist Party New York today edoray urged
defense strikes under the title Every Factory Part
Of Battlefront Against Hitler"
"In addition helping Hitler, the editorial said part
oppages defense industries conditions
play the hands of those who seek for
ing with labor or equal terms"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
DRIVERS WANTED

Good ey-making opportunity driving
Checker Cabs. An outdoor Job-driving a
pleasure car Healthful. profitable and
steady Age II 10 So. Apply 212s Trum-
bull after p. m.
DRTVER-Must he neat. ambitious, know
city; S23 per week Apply Original
Little Flower Shop. 5000 Second Blvd.
Experienced Sheet Metal Men
To install trunk lines and stacking in new
house air conditioning jobs. Call slocum
1900.
EXPERIENCED colored bumper. body and
fender work good pay. 800 East Alexan-
III
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Housekeeping Rooms

ASH 1870 (near TrumbulD Gran room;
heat. hot water, washer, linens; adults,
81 50 up.
FIFTEENTH, 3557-Living room, kitchen,
bath: redecorated; comfortable, clean :
couple. SO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Board and Room

BOULEVARD. EAST GRAND, 13O0--com-
Portable double home cooking, excellent
transportation. Olive 0s20 "
CHARLESTON. 202ii (s-Mile) between
Woodward. John R.-Double room; sood
food; private home, clean. sober American.
DRExEL. 129f--Attractive front business.
professional men; home cooking Muir
ray 1850
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11

FAMOUS comics I'm COLORS.
On week days enjoy the two
pages of comics and adventure
strips in the daily Detroit
Times; on Sunday, the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11

ton drive. since the separation
July |. she said,
His fortune. she said. was inner
tied from his father. John Carter
+ Palmer, -raifrvad buffdpT.1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
InternalIonaI Sow. serylce WIZ.

WASHINGTON, Oct 11-Rep. Vito Msrcantono american
Labor York OF heading Communist
front heretofore the lone
of all national defense spending today the admnsa
Yorker AYE roll S6OOo,-
600 600 lease-lend and national defense bill
Macanono denounced fought lendease spend
roll calls the only negative national
defense appropriations
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Hotels
Furnished Rooms for Rent

BEARD. 1872 tRegular) Sleeping room
suitable for two. Excellent trangports-
ton Reasonable
BELMONT, 3f9-Neatly furnished room
near car line, reas Townsend s-442i
BOULEVARD RIVER Nice sleep
ing room; private home; gentleman pre-
ferred Tyler s-7s2q
COMFY, honey place. large room idea
location: transportation. Trinity 2-e5s5.
DEARBORN - Two young ladies' couple
share bedroom; private home Cedar lf7s
DEARBoRN--l304 Jonathan-Lsrge. twir
beds. telephone. Crossfown Oakland car
reasonable.
EUCLID West. a32-Front double, twir
beds, hot water, shower, oil heat, tele
phone reaSnnahle-
GLENFIELD. 1921. near Gratiot and Air.
port Comfortable room; gentlemen. Ar
lington 2070.
HAMILTON, $40 (seward) - Front studio
room. So professional. private. Trinity
2-6s55.
HIGHLAND PARK (Hamilton) Adult
family. innersprlng telephone; parking
gentleman, transportation. University
I3-5si5
twin beds. board OPTIONAL gentlemen.
Drexel 1919
LAUDER, 1871 tscnoolcrsft-Grand River
Large master bedroom unfurnished,
private hath Vermont 6-sTs2
tHwroe.- s54t -tt5rarr- ootii-~srr4 STR
gle. double room with twin beds excel
lent trarrportafion
MARK TWAIN, i322s-Haf block Grand
River clean, HIGHT childless home; pri-
vaie entrance.
MISSOURI 57si-HarEg. warm sleeping
room, clean innerspring gentleman.
Tyler 1888
NICELY furnished front bedroom inner
spring mattress; all conveniences. rea-
sonable Townsend 6-4933
-sEYBURN. 45i3 tForesty - Comfortable
front room. So 50. innerspring mattress
Olive fsif
.sEYBURN. 1913 tForesD Comfortable
front room 50 90; innerspring mattress
Olive 46if
TUXEDO. 80 near Woodward Clean
room. hot water. shower gentleman.
Reasonable
wALTHAM. 1905 tgrsuotl Nicely fur
rished rooms. for Ia innerspring' eX-
ceiient transportation.
CONSULT N. ENLARGED Real Estate listings
In ths big Sunday Times Want "A
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Bungalows for Sale
Income Bungalows for Sale

IRoQUOIs tnear Cratiotl-Frame income;
S4.350. $500 down. Blaydon. Fitzroy
1i7i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Furnished Rooms for Rent

WORCESTER. i7a near Woodward PRE-
vate home, steam neat garage TOWN.
send a-4i3e.
coLORED Melbourne Neatly fur
nisned rooms nice neighborhood, near
carline; reasonable. refrigerator Madison
1898.
OLORED-Leicester Court. i4s Wood
ward Room, working couple, two gen.
ilemen Trinity 1890.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11

ENOATING FRONTIERS: Of
Il ficials still are undecided as
10 what branch Of the armed
services should furnish sea-going
gun crews when the lend-lease
merchant fleet is armed. but best
guess right now is that the coast
artillery Will get the job. That
branch Of the army used 10 have
the sole responsibility of manning
the big coastal guns which were
the national defense mainstay
With the advance OF military
aviation Big Berthas aren't what
they used TO be and frontiers
don't follow the coaStline. Al
ready the coast artillery has been
largely turned into anti-aircraft
experts. operating "A guns.
searchights and radiolocatorS
They have the men and the know
how 70 do a crack job on armed
merchantmen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
CROSSE POINTE WOODS

EAST DETROIT. Normandy 22l4a- Kelley
Road and Nine MileD--2 bedrooms. Build
ers' price 50. 300 Tuxedo 2-3251
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Female Help Wanted

BEAUTY operator. experienced rood
wages neat appearance. bi6S Thirty
ffth. TYLER 5-s2fo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-11
Board and Room

lPALLISTER ia - Two blocks Fisher
building: double, single. private, semi
private baths; gentlemen
p ING Rec. 270i-Comfortable rooms.
single, double, laundry, home cooking.
Tyler 4-0772.