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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
U.s. TO Take Over British Shipping to AusfFs
Aged Woman
is Rescued
from Wilds

can aged Detroit woman, lost
for nearly three hours in q wood
ed section near Lake st. Clair
yesterday. was at her home to-
day apparently suffering no ILL
effects.
The woman, Mrs. Minnie Sea-
ton, rs, became lost when she
wandered away from q fishing
party and for over two hours and
q half wandered aimlessly
through the dense underbrush
and wooded section of Dalby.
Campbell's subdivision.
"A two-hour search by Deputy
Sheriffs Richard DeKetelaere
and Earl Hartsig failed to dis
cover the whereabouts Of the
aged woman, and officers feared
she had suffered q heart attack
in some remote spot.
After their search failed to
discover the woman. DeKetel-
acre and Hartsig returned to
Mount Clemens and organized q
searching party composed Of
nearly Is Boy Scouts and other
deputies.
However, in the meantime,
the woman was found q she
walked by small fishing shanty,
and officers were notified q few
minutes before the searching
party was scheduled. to depart
from the sheriff's office.
She became lost after she
wandered away while her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Seaton. also Of De-
troit, were fishing. The son mott
fled the sheriffs office after his
mother had been missing nearly
q alf-hour.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
Former City Resident
Passes Away Today
Dsath Claims Mrs.
Fronk Perry, Redford

OWord has been received here
of the death of Mrs. Frank Per-
ry, Of BEDFORD, Mich. Mrs. Per-
~, 81 years old, is q member
of the Welts family, former resi-
dents Of Mount Clemens. and an
aunt Of Merritt Willmarth.
Funeral services will be held
tomorrow at two o'clock from
the home in BEDFORD, with burial
at Grand Lawn Cemetery.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04

Thanks 10 Secretary Tom
DAILY We are now receiving the
weekly bulletin Of the Mount
Clemens Lions Club. The bull
letin says, among other thlngs,
that DR.. william r. Lubahn,
retiring club president. win be
general chairman Of the Pow
WOW.
Scribe AL Noe kids coal dealer
Meyer Levine in the Kiwania
bulletin as follows: IF its In
you, Kiwanis really brings II
out. Now It's crooner Levine
Could it be that Meyer Il train.
ing his voice for sweeter things?
Meyer says up to where his head
is, among the steam pipes, you
can't 60 just "all out"
And from the m enthly
knights OF Pythias bulletin
comes this: added q the
many distinguished titles q
members Of Frans Kuhn Ledge
comes that % THE BEST
AND NJ o ST -CAREFULLY
DRESSED MAN, neoe ether
than our own STEwIB DE.
MOTT.
- N r.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
Deiroiier Jailed Here
in Reckless Driving Case

oJames Loduca, %, Of Detroit.
was assessed . fine Of SIS or Is
days in the county Jail yester-
day by Justice Of the Peace
Stanley Guzdial In Warren
township after he pleaded gull
{ to . reckless driving charge.
He was committed after falling
to pay the fine.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04

OAlfred Greenfield, 20, of De-
troit, pleaded guilty to q charge
OF hauling for hire without .
permit when arraigned before
Justice of the Peace William q.
Miller, of Warren township, yes
terday and was committed to the
county Jail for Is days in lieu
Of q fine of $50.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
uppert Estate
Valued al $4,000
Aged Asmsds Men
lo0ves Five Heirs

oThe estate Of William Lip
pert. 94-year-old Armada man
who died May 20, was valued
ut $4,000 real and $40, 900 per-
sonal property, according to In
formation filed in probate court
today.
Heirs were named % Frank,
Carl, william, Walter and Mar
garet Lippert. Margaret Lippert
filed . petition today asking
that Frank and Carl Lippert be
named administrators.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
US. Sends its Fled
Pilots 10 Pocific Isles
Hundreds Undergoing Tssisips
in Hsweii end Philippines

For ths arJny ~ ~ 4
basing . lG9no ~ n
available bsaS = M
suit planes ana ~ H. y
islands rather tim q
tinental United etnto0
That neeessi11 - tt
raised The prob1Gla ~ I
give young pilots ael1
flying experiences 81 ~
complex combat shipt - W.
have completed thoir yvuel :
the slowsc training PIN IN
til . pilot has I'D abouk = - =
Of such experiences ~ = III
considered ready ~ 11DS
combat operations. I. Il
Apparently III poliey
signing scores, Il MI - ~
Of these men q III tWo<
departments Woo ~ 6
hit upon. Alono with 49,
signments, Of cUuSE "a
dreds Of pilots, n0w -
ed out Of flying schooo
rate Of "a, 000 = yUars 1E1
to continental boseG ~ W
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04

mentioned a q likely answer to
the double threat Of submarine
and long-range bomber attack.
Dempsey's statement that they
were for Navy use apparently
eliminated the possibility of
their transfer to Britain for this
purpose. at least for the present.
It was pointed out, however, that
additional carriers were likely
to increase the effectiveness of
the patrol system now operating
in the Atlantic.
FDR SEES NAVAL AIDE
~ President Roosevelt conferred
yesterday with Admiral Ernest
j. King, commander of the At
lantic fleet and the Atlantic pa
troll, but he was not at all COM
municative at his press confer
ence later. Secrecy, he indicat-
ed, is now q vital element in
American strategy.
Asked how the patrol was
coming along" Mr.. Roosevelt
smiled that it was coming along.
Secretary Knox touched off
some new speculation on the
question Of further naval aid to
Britain when he appealed to the
nations warship building indus
try for miracle" Of produc-
ton.
The Navy department chief
told q conference Of the ship
builders that q successful COM
bination Of sea and air power
would decide the war, and that
1t was up to them to see that
both America and Britain were
equipped with the warship half
of the victory combination.
In announcing the taking over
I British shipping services to the
antipodes, the Maritime commits
sion gave no details. It was
thought probable. however, that
the Matson Line and the Amer
lean Pioneer Line, the two
American lines which operate to
Australia and New Zealand,
would take over the routes. Mat
son operates from the west coast,
American Pioneer from the east
coast.
OBJECT OF CRITICISM
The British have continued
extensive operations outside the
war zone, and this has resulted
in criticism by some American
operators who have been asked
to give up ships either for trans
fer to Britain, or for diversion
from regular runs to the service
of the British.
These operators, while friend
ly to the British cause, reported
ly have taken the position they
should not be required to give
up ships while the British con-
tinued to operate outside the war
zone, in some instances in COM
petition with American Lines.
The number Of British vessels
which have been operated in
services not directly connected
with the country's war effort Is
understood to be very substan-
tial.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04

MARY ASylOl exclusive IN.
nouncement (see Tuesdays
Women's Page) that Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur 8. Donaldson will
celebrate their golden wedding
anniversary come next Tues
day, sent a. scurrying 70 the
Monitor files Of 50 years ago.
Sure enough, the story Of the
Donaldson wedding stood at the
top Of Page 1. thanked on one
side by George Chamber I'd
remember our jewelry depart
ment) and on the other by q
column Of personal mention.
It went like this: IAN ele-
CANT event this week was the
marriage on Wednesday, June
10, Of Mr.. Arthur L. Donald.
SON and Miss Blanche Rabcock.
The ceremony occurred Ut the
home Of the bride, Cas- ave-
niue, and In the presence Of
about 50 frien and relatives.
Rev. J. A. richards, Of the
Presbyterian church, tied the
knot.
1.-THE house was beautifully
decorated with q profusion of
roses, American Beauties, etc.,
from the Breitmeyer conserva-
tories, and the young people ad-
vanced to their position for the
service along q pathway strewn
with flowers. The bride, in q
mauve-colored Henrietta dress
trimmed with crepe de chene,
looked the beautiful and good
girl that she was.
"The groom appeared 1t his
best, proud and jubilant, - he
should Be. After the ceremony
IN elaborate suppe: was
served, and then, amid hearty
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
Couple Hurl
in Accident
Grotiot.hoI
crosh 10 Scene

"a middle-aged Detroit couple
were in serious condition in St.
Joseph's hospital this morning
after the car In which they were
riding was nearly demolished
following = collision with . util-
ity pole at Gratiot and Hall
road.
The pair, Frank Weber, So.
and his wife, Catherine, about
so, were rushed to the hospital
by deputy sheriffs after Weber
was said to have lost control of
his car 1t Gas o'clock this
morning when nearing the inter-
section.
The pole was broken off by
the impact and smashed q signal
light which was attached to its
top, ......-....---..........s.-................
Hospital attendants said that
their conditions were fair" The
extent Of their injuries could
not be immediately learned.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04

"a camera found In q rest room
in the County Building yester-
day afternoon was identified L.
ter as one stolen from Henk's
Studio recently. The camera
was discovered by Ewell Col
Inns, Of % Grand avenue.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04

Richard Hoe invented the
modern rotary printing press.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04

Parrot fish stand upright
while having their teeth
picked" by smaller fish.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04

Scientists nov m ono Z
produce the light q = nfg (:
tificially. IS:
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04

Texas Is the leading producer
of cotton.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
CONSTR ION
Ard Tho OlDSroos Of
INDIGESTION

An OO0t Ike Or0D41c Drugs
Tsy D. oeo6 HaAsnoy's HvooeripeIee
Why should you drag through life feeling only hall
alive-a burden to yoursel, your family and friends
with nothing to look forward b except day after
day Of "blues" and misery. You may Be suffering
from faulty elimination. g. decide now 70 let Dr..
gently stimulate elimination Of waste from the in
testinal tfact and thus aid digestion % you ct
greater benefit from your food. Since 1850 this
great stomachic tonic has been household remedy.
,ss n.s yoTt YIN !, tSrcx
delayed waste matter get Q bottle ct DR.. Peter
FahrneyS AlPeN kNAOTeR today It
SWAN PHARMACY
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
1heRambGng Reporter

Bill Witt, former manager Of
the Colonial Hotel, Il head
man 1t . huge vacation spot
located In northern Michigan.
The genial Bill II no longer 1t
the Hotel Spaulding In Mich
igan City, we understand.
More than q few Mount Glen
ems men plan to vacation with
Bill. Three lakes nestled among
thousands of acres of wooded
country make the place ideal for
the out-of-doors man.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04

ResideneS ~ Mcvae Cl IN yscln(Y - \,
fort,snote g. boxe H. soiyico az Sarl$ nv = "
with long experiences Ia H. nppltq eG tlDl6yes5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

- - .
MARIE sCHELL, 22ls Ashland-Weight
reduction. rheumatism, neuritis. Tele-
phone Lenox 1894
MRS. RAVE - Astroiogist Featured at
state Fair 593T Mitchell. Plaza 25O3
NO NEEDLES
used for removing superiuous hKtr3 Pain
permanent uarantEee-------
Bldg. 2ill Woodward, corner Elizabeth.
Randolph 2iso
OLD TIME Dancing. Thursdays Fridays
saturday, sunday. at Quadrills Hall In
Convention Hail. 1907 Woodward.
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful ofnce treatmen, while working.
Doctor De Swarte Rectal Clinic. 5OO5 cass
avenue Temple 1-2l24.
PROF. ELTON. AsTRoLoGY
Consultations daily, 10 TO 5; Tuesdays and
FRIDAYS till 2. Closed Sunday. 34ts John
r. between Erskine ana Eliot Special 81.
REV EREND LILLIAN LEE Church OF
Christ. Appointments daily. 1850 West
Grand boulevard. Tyler 6-7333.
REVEREND TRAEB-Holy Trinity Church
SUNDAY 1907. 33l7 Michigan. Appoint
ments daily. Lafayette 07s6.
RUPTURE successfully treated as you
work safer surer results
McVoY RUPTURE CLINIC
1898 THIRD AVE. TO. s-72s5
SNOW WHITE Health Studio-Sew Ioca-
ton 47Os Cadillac, upstairs. Cast
ForesD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
A portnents for Rent
Unfurnished


BLVD, w. Grand, 1858, at 18th
Attractive and 3 rooms
available at reasonable rental.
Gladstone, 2972-2 Rms. $3.50
Everything included. Iaston bus. Refer
scres
JOHN r., 1925
large rooms 2 bedrooms. porch rsfr'gsr-
alton Five minutes from City Hal. \ real
value a. a. ma PA $40
LfVERNoIs 2i50- vernon. two rooms
UPPER. private bath; excellent trAnspor-
tafi1n. $40
PETOsKEY. s2id cor JOY RI attractive
} rms everything Included! reas
TRUMBULL. 4f3s Beautiful Ave rooms
bath. redecorated. heated, refrigeration.
hot water
WEBB $50 cor. Linpood sttrAcuYs
rms: everything included. r.As
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

A la SPECIAL, 9x12, 1895
Cash and carry. 81 rs: work 1905 guar rs
tai Rug Wks.. l2i22 BroSdstrsst. Ho. 320a.
Al SPECIAL, 9x12, 1926
Beautifully cleaned. renovated. absolutely
guaranteed. insured Garfield Rug and
furniture Cleaners TY. 5-l50O. 7649 Ham
ilton. 1000 Jos Campau.
ABSOLUTELY Guaranteed 9xl2 scientifi-
cally cleaned, renovated. 81 IS. insured
Federal Rug Cleaners. University 1882
1925 Hamilton
A REAL cleaning. 9xl2 81 e5. guaranteed
Insured. complete window shade service
SUPERIOR RUG and SHADE CLEANERS
1870 West State Fair Townsend s-277i
AN EXPERT rug cleaning. ren0vating
guaranteed, insured. sx12. 295. Furnl.
ture cleaned. mothproofed. Detroit Carpel
Cleaning. Laying Company Incorporated
$50 Harper. Madison SS33. Branches
DRexel 1927. PLAZA 1867.
CARPETS CLEANED on your floor. guar
anteed work, reasonable. King. Uni
versity 2T4s6.
CARPETS. rugs made over; laid, repaired
Standard Rug & Opt Cleaners. RA 645l
FADED CARPETS dyed. cleaned. repaired
reftted Mayfair. 325s Bellevue Plaza
1855, Dearborn 0l33
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Female Help Wanted

HlIrsEWORk Tar care - Chidi rsf
fr41rrs white. tai7 Brooklyn IT,
as1s
Uot- sEWoTk Neat siri far general boms
NIGHTS. sH.= hours s. 20 Vermont &
HnUsEN ORR General white no cook
Inr private f3Dm excellent home ls4"e
CRISES
EELIABI p licensed mssseuse wanted a.
once Townsend a-S5t7.
THHFE LADIES Experienced 10 CANVAS
Eng take orders Food Products. no
direct HeIiul SIC weekly salary guar
aHfrrd bonus CI0vrresf Company. In
e.n Building
WHITE GENERAL. ne co8king. IKE chill
dreu. room. radio: S.. Telephone LenoS
aIkl.
WHITE General Room radio Stay. ~
cooking. Small laundry University l-isss
10 GIRLS tOvef 2ll 10 ass'st 20 teschine
daug.uE Apply Hollywood school ~
Dancing t2-sf s.. m 42lt WOODWARD
Terrace 2-Aat2
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Female Help Wanted

.ftB WOMEN r. start an Esmarf
BLANKET CI4a. earn large profits for your
Ean..stIiu sample Blanket Furnished.
tHr.rH H f1a Woodward
stN EEAL hauseVafF. White. stay nights
.Has calvert townsend 5-4s64
GIRLS FOR DRUG STORE
Have s-vera immediate openings fuf *
4.s-euaef girls f.r cruz cosmetic or cissi
depart HIerts Permanent work. good "a
afs. excellent npporf4ut Ter advancement
Apply Monday morning PeFs9une. Once
#s- Hftrfrfte Street entrance
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc
1927 TWELFTH STREET
sfh1. ~ general hausewors stay H.gtirs
reference Catholic preferred Madison
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WINDER, 26O Well conducted
building, 81 and up weekly.

COLORED-2 Theodore. neatfy furnished
couple. $3.50 single 81 Temple i-3239
COLDRED-so Tweutg fhrd CWsrrenl
Room, largs closet. reliable couple. gen
tlemeD. Tyler s-32I3
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CHERRY $500
Death Hotlres

HAA4AhA-A fss+4-ss, t.sfsF+ 81
husband OF Mary tnee Pollard. desr
father Of Violet Richards. brother II Mrs
Ledo DngmAn. Mrs.. Rose she'll and Zena
Gsriepy Funeral from Bryce funeral
home 1857 West Grand boulevard. Mon
DAY. April : a. ? 80 and Santa Maria
Church $ 4. m r :. Nichols. director
KRAEMER April 4 Margaret. Of Pear
Beach beloved wife OF Joseph. Funeral
service Monday a. p. m. 81 A. Il. Peters
Funeral Home. 120S7 Grsuot Ave.
NETL~-Margaret Aprf g. Aee 6s wears.
beloved mother OF John ". and the
late Irene webb. Funeral from residence
TTI7 Hendre street Monday ct : 80 and
St Anthony Church. > a. lrterment
Nj. Olivet Cemetery
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Lawns, Gardens. Supplies
Patents, Patent Attorneys

WARNING TO INVENTORS Trust idea
with established concerns only We de
velop, protect, commercializs. HANDlKIT
42S Wayne street
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Mouing, Storage, Carriage

vIRLEY- COULTER. 22sl Hastings Light
ni6vIhg: free stove storage Cadillac 2iis.
WINNER Moving Local. long distance
reliable, Insured. 1899 quincy. Uni
Nsrsity 2 665e.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Income Bungalows for Rent
Flats for Rent

ATKINSON, 1874
Upper. rms newly decorated q A. n
y47 50. CAL Mr. Boben, CA O12i.
HOMER WARREN a co
ATKINSON. 1881 Heated, seven shower
frigidaire porch. garage. restricted
Trinity 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Trade SchooIs-MaIe
ACT NOW!

The I. S. defense program calls
for skilled and trained men. Are
you satisfied TO be clsssed as
unskilled and untrainedl The
demand is SO great today that
we are teaching men sent to rs
by the manufacturers.
Why don't YOU take advan-
tage Of the opportunity this
school offers in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Situations Wanted-Fsmals

SIfudttonS " dnteu-F eHldie
Al BUNDLE washing specializing shirt.
curtains delivered. guaranteed satisiAe
ton Townsend 600s
BUNDLE family washing eSperty done.
also curtains. called. delivered. Tyler
5-16l2.
BUNDLE washing. ironing, specializing
shirts curtains stretched called DENY
cred. Lafayette 622s.
CATERER weddings dinners. parties
iuncheous; excellent service; good feirr'
ences. Trinity l-ol3s.
CATERING = swedish American lunches
dinners buffet suppers. excellent cook.
Townsend N-sf2i
EXPERIENCED iHunaress wishes DAYS
specializing shirts. good worker; refer
ences. Tyler 7-o4I'.
EXPERIENCED coiored steady. DAYS
iauudTrss, cleaner. office cleaning. Refer
ences. Townsend 7-sala
EXPERIENCED eirt desires general house
WorA. References. Dawson ,lI5s, Mon
day evening
EXPERIENCED coiored wants Monday,
Wednesday. Thursday references - 30.
csffare Temple l-bsl0.
EXPERIENCED coloted xifl wishes days
81 Do. csrtatri laundry. cleaning. Ter
race 2-s55s.
EXPERIENCED I.AUN REss aud
cleaner good references. wishes day
WORK Temple 2sl4a
EXPERIENCED Colored Girl DAYS. part
time. no cooking excellent irouer- AAdi-
son 3023
EXPERIENCED Young lady wants DAYS.
part time, s. 80, carfars. Townsend
Z $3.50
EXPERIENCED cofured lazy wishes DAYS
s. 90. carfare. laundry, cleaning. Cherry
49zs
RELIABLE. neat colefed girl wants part
time, weeks work. Tyler 1880
CuLORED grl. references wants days
laundry, cleaning. 25c hour. Madison
1873
COLORED GIRL wants maid work ia hos
ptaI. excellent references. Tyler 1921.
READ Times Want Ads Tor prolt-use
them for, results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

COVERT, ss4s-Room for girl. or vii
share home with couple; one block of
SIX Mile. near Michigan Tool
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Male Help Wanted

rApFRIFNEFp retail bakery rauts tuper
VsHr wha is looking faf advancement 60
become refaH saiesmana4er ~ pnafres
rrf Michigan bakery outside of titif'II
ARCS Nr.e Ron Rs6afe nffr1. Iimfs
rfaHs ~ fakrr4 ? 1.ez hest ROUTE sfer-
see #H cts htEH GlaHtt baked gst-is
A.uIs Mr Eacrr $3.50 Iarlhmaut SUNDAY
@ Or
MECHANIC N8sf be- ruat % rnes. rear
azfas and lrsufmlEslaur must hats
-..f-5H. rts taa.f. guarantee $50 fu Sfa j..
..#Hs |r4HH rFra..r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

. 2s10- Private home. room.
; mattress. women; garage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

WANT kD RATES
DETROIT TINES
Daily and Sunday
Per Word Per Pay
Transient
cSsH CHARGE
trs &c
40 uret within ere
vAsk ......... e &c
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t~.. ............. sc &C
lN0rmum Il ~rrfsI
EXCEPTIONS
p, Rent - Foar' Hausss-fp.7r
Rom R.ars and Boon CHHtrsn 90
sos-s. H,-r. fsr AGED Invalid. sIta-
uo'' CASH CHARGE
tine ...........s.... Sc Il s+c
lines vrta.a one week Sc 1c
or n ere consecutive
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hundreds OF convenient neiEnborhood
want ~ stations or - he Times
Main offcs Times square. Al low
economy cash rstrs. or you msv tsls-
Phone your a. &c Cherry $500 and
htvs &c charged
Ads ordered by ttlsphons and &C
septsd from Tsrtons listed In ths
4sisphon. book ett~ directory en
rasuorandum charge only In return
for this courtesy ths advertiser Is eK-
psctsd 10 remit promptly.
u Dor number i desired estimate
hvs words additional.
The Times reserves the riEht to
classify Eds under appropriate head
tnga.
All claims for adjustments and re-
funo, must q. made within 10 Gays
AFTER expiration Of az.
Errors ahould be reported imnncdi.
stsly. Ths Times assume, no "sspon-
sibnity for errors after thu hrst In
ssrtfon.
TO insure publication IA the Sunday
paper copy must be IN the Times
office BY 1880 a m. Saturday To
insure fnsertian IN PVery edition Of the
weekday paper. copy must ps In the
Times office BY ?. n ths day before
publication.
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advertisers must secure KILL NUM-
Der from the telephone clerk. With
out the number, satisfactory adjust
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MAIN OFFICE
1879 CAsS AVENUE
AT IINfEs SQUARE
CHERRY $500
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BEVERLY COURT. 9OO4

;rsnd Rivsr-Joy Rd section rm 10 }
'edrms sun rm. sim. ht. Gar. VIII dec
80 Apt
HOMER WARREN 4 co ca. as2i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

IoUIEYARD- EAST XERNoR-PieAsant-
comfortable room; onestwo, Transports
ou Eftf1raN 0QRE