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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10
Hotels
Residential Hotels
Furnished Rooms for Rent

DICKERsON. 1860 jefferson - Sewiy
furnished room, private home: excellent
transportation: reasonable.
GRAND RIVER JOY - Attractively fur
nished private lavatory; couple. business
women. Tyler 6-63sl
HIGHLAND PARK-Nicely furnished. pri-
waite family, good transportation. gentle
man: reference. Townsend s-06s7.
JOSEPHINE. l2l Woodward Clairmount
NICELY FURNISHED clean. comfor,
able; telephone transportation 50 50.
PIPER tJenerson)-Private nome front.
one-two share references. Murray $3.50.
THIRD ss2s-Newly furnished studio
rooms cross ventilation private. Madi'
son sesi
WESLEY HALL
Comfortably furnished rooms, 81 IS up
reading room. 2s4l Grand River, entrance
on Sixth
COLORED-sl5 Clairpointe Jefferson
three furnished or unfinished rooms.
Drexel 0s64
READ Times Want Ads for proft-use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10
Money to Loan on Real Estate

Is YOUR PROPERTY FoREcLosEDT
OR SOLD FOR TAxEs7 NEED MONEY
Write In confidence. give fun paruculars
Address Box B.S475. The Detroit Iinee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10
2 VIEWS OF BOMBING


Contrasting a flyers reaction tc
being on the ground al the receiv.
ing end of bombing raids with
being in the air on a raiding ex
petition over Germany, Wilson
writes:
tive never met any one vet
who professed to like bombs
and bombing. It's much nicer
to be up above despite enemy
fire and see your own bombs
fare below.
That German flax (antiair-
craft fire. is pretty to watch
once the run is made and you're
out Of IL all watching the next
plane get II. Those flaming
onions seem to spiral up very
slowly like huge Roman candle
fireworks, and with the red
tracer balls curving over in be-
tween 1t really makes a spec
tacular display"
The letter has this to say OF
war production in England:
1T Is no secret that our fac
tories are working night and
day, seven DAYS week. but
the output Is Incredible even for
this continuous labor. Figures
are not available, naturally
enough. but our aviation in
dustry Is way ahead of the
schedule laid down and, most
important of all, the production
has nowise suffered in quality.
WOMEN WORKERS
Recently I visited an air.
plane plant. Much OF the ma
chine work Is done by women
and the directors seem 10 think
they are just as good a. men on
the meticuIous lathing jobs, etc.
Ii II strange to see the varied
assortment of machinery. A
German stamping machine be-
side another of Czech make.
The aircraft and tanks are
rolling out. And the will TO
work il there. -.
German bombing Is going on
as usual. with slightly less In
tensity perhaps, as YOU will
know from the London office
cables, and IL would be useless
to deny that damage II done.
But the accuracy of the bomb
ing Is much less than in preyi-
GUS months and. although IL
sounds heartless and inhumane.
the bombing OF certain places
has proved beneficial.
HARD TO GET USED TO
1T has taught the CITY au-
thorities the dire need for carry
ing out Instructions in ARP air
RAID precautions) and shelter
schemes and providing for suf-
ficient defensive strength; n has
also brought hate of the Ger
mans into the minds and hearts
OF the workers In every bombed
area. And no one works 30 well
as when he hates thoroughly
and wholeheariedly.
Needless to say. one does not
get used 10 bombing. Certainly
one pays little attention TO the
sirens or the antiaircraft fire.
but when the old bomb comes
whistling down you throw your
self into the nearest ditch or
behind the nearest wall and
keep your fingers crossed. Even
on duty when YOU can't lie down
or happen to be carrying
out certain jobs the stomach
hehtens involuntarily :"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10
HAND STITCHING

Surely no facet of war produc-
ton is more strange and fascinat-
ing than the amount Observing es-
sential TO the completio of wars
most deadly weapons. AS in the
case of planes and tanks and bar
rage balloons, parachutes demand
both quality and quantity in hand
stitching
Small and dainty hands that
have embroidered hope chests,
stitched trouSseaux and spent low
ing hours on baby clothes have
now graduated-cum laude-into
the manufacture of parachutes.
The best of everything-materi-
ais and workmanship-go into par.
achutes, every step of whose man.
ufacture calls for precision.
Even the preliminary task, the
laying of the silk for cutting. must
be done with the greatest care by
women to whom this job is en-
trusted. Silk is laid land cut for
25 parachutes at time. 1t must
be laid so evenly that not so much
as tiny ripple. much less a
wrinkle, exists in any layer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10
Male Help Wanted

AUTOMOBILE mechanic general repair
also bumper painter Good pay Inquire
1900 Gratiot Arlington 1850
BAKERY Route Building-salsry and com
mission, bond required Wesley. 4lO4
Barham. tAsoj l430i Brwood.
COMMERCIAL CAR DRIVERS for pleas
ant. steady. profitable work. Apply a.,
once. 6s44 Wagner near Livernois and
Warren
CRAFTSMEN
One electrical one civil two mechanical
for construction and maintenance work IN
chemical plant engaged In defense work:
experienced men preferred bu' young
technical graduate acceptable Apply at
once in writing stating when available
previous experience, education and salary
expected Box B-62ls Detroit Times.
DRIVERS WANTED
Good money-making opportunity during
this Spring driving Checker cabs An out
door job driving a pleasure car Healthy
ana profitable. Must he ove- 81 Apply
after 2 a. m Apply 2l2s Trumbull.
GOOD external and internal grinder hand
on small tool work. Apply Nilsson Tool
Mfg Co. 1898 schaefer highway.
soL1CITORs-Up holstering; all leads fol-
lowed by best closer; experienced only.
Progress Upholstering. 1888 Kercheval
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10
A GUARANTEE

After the shroud lines are in
place, they are stitched, zigzag, to
the top and bottom and twice in
the center of the canopy. This
guarantees that the lines will stay
in place permanently and always
be the same length.
Women also work on the spe-
cially designed covers made TO pro-
tect the parachute. These covers
are so designed and made that
they are water and dirt proof. but
al the same time open instantly
when the chute is in use and the
rip-cord pulled.
In all of these important opera
tons. and in many others at the
Switlik plant, women are busy and
indispensable in the equipping Of
Americas first parachute troops.
Nearby in Camden. n. j., other
women are helping to build special
instruments TO guide Americas
mighty tanks, battleships and air.
planes. They are the women who
are employed in the assembly of
special apparatus in the Camden
plant of the Radio Corporation of
America. Here are women liter
ally engaged in the manufacture
of delicate antcnnae to enable
Americas armed forces TO feel
their way by land, sea and air.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10
CAUTION NECESSARY

Even the fairy princess. who de-
tected the pea placed under the
30 mattresses on which she rested.
could find no fault with the 25
smooth layers of silk ready for the
cutting. This caution must be
taken. Otherwise, the finished
product would not have an even
distribution of silk and tight"
spots might occur which would
cause the chute TO tear upon the
shock of opening.
Since LOO yards of silk are in
volved in this one operation, it is
obvious that this is no simple task.
1t is hardly comparable to laying
out five yards of silk on the dining
room table, pinning on a paper
pattern and reaching fC- the scis-
SOrS,
There is constant inspection of
every step of the chute in process
OF manufacture. For instance.
women must see that the shroud
lines are continuous. Under no
circumstance can they ever be
spllced or tied. Lines are run I'D
the seams from the edge of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10
American AlnaZOnS
Make FlierS' 'ChuteS

canopy to the top and back down
the opposite seam to the edge
again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10

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1870 CAsS AVENUE
AT TIMES SQUARE
CHERRY $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10
Housekeeping Rooms


Housekeeping Rooms
BELLEVUE. 552- Everything furnished.
congenia home. excellent transportation
single or double
BOULEvARD-CRA RIVER-Comfort-
able room kitchen privileges. private
home reasonable Tyler 1925
BOULEVARD. EAST GRAND. 23es-sut-
able two. 81. Also sleeping 81 up
Free parking
FIFTEENTH 4675-Two large everything
furnished. s6: front porch Dawson 1922.
FOREST WEST. Sc oWoodvsrdj large
airy front kitchenette everything fur
nished. SIS SO
GRAND RIVER 1898. near BROOKLYN Two
light Housekeeping rooms everything fur
nished. $3.50
HOWARD. I235-Comfor,able housekeep-
ing rooms suitable employed couple.
good transportation reasonable
fROQUoIS sis3-Colored =. Housekeeping
rooms everything furnished, suitable
couple olive 5ies
KIRBY EAST, 7777-Nesr Van Dyke. fur
nished two Housekeeping rooms, balcony
adults.
LoNYo. Michigan: private large
kitchen. bedroom share living room
PUTNAM, s72-comfor,sbly furnished
housekeeping room; everything Included
reasonable Temple l-3oi0.
CoLORED-Rooms kitchenettes: furnished.
unfurnished ADULTS ONLY. 1891
Cameron. Temple l-7256.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10
.RAF Men Have
Unstinted Praise
For u. ). Planes
International N,-, s.r,lc. Wiz,

NEW YORK, May 1o-First
hand praise of American fighting
planes and description Of what
IL feels like 10 be flying with the
Raj over Germany al night ir
the face Of an antialrcraft bar
rage were contained in letter
received here today from an Raj
fying officer attached TO the Brit
ISL coastal command.
The letter was airmailed from
Somewhere in Eng d 10 Sey-
nour BerkSon. managing editor
OF International News Service by
Raj Flying Officer Michael VII
son. former ms foreign CORE
spondent in Paris. who joined the
Raj after the fall Of France.
Passed by the censor. the letter
states in part:
e. The most heartening
sign l have seen in a long time
is the steadily increasing num-
Der of American planes arriving
here. You may have read a lot
of criticism of these aircraft in
various aviation magazines and
by aviation writer's who profess
to know their stuff.
OTHERS PRAISE THEM
81 don't know where or how
they garner the material for
this criticism hut I have been In
contact with the men whose job
IL is TO fly many of these air
craft, Lockheeds. Phys Con
solldated Flying Boats). Doug
lasses and Curtisses, aud have yet
to hear any one complain. In
fact. I have flown In all but the
Curtiss myself and have seen
and heard the pilots and crews
praise their performance.
Recently, was up in a Ply
and the pilot told me he had
spent four hours the first day
he had been given the aircraft,
just flying II around and seeing
what IL could do and the re-
sponses to the various controls.
He said its performance was
amazing and that ne had not vet
found out fully just what IL
could do.
He praised its climbing abiI-
ify. its maneuverability and sea-
worthiness, the comfort In long
flights and the perfect visibility
as well as the reliability of en-
gines and airframe."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10
Lost and Found

HANDBAG-Contai Bible, etc. Return
books No questions" Reward. Mad,-
son 1856
HANDBAG luggage tan "Glasses needed
badly" Keep money. Telephone Tyler
1889.
KEEP money in purse lost Saturday. and
return rings and contents. Address Box
B-6346. Detroit Times
LOST-White Persian cat male Crosse
Pointe and vicinity; reward. se5 Fisher
road
RED handbag Hudsons coin. license
Money needed badly" Reward. Tyler
4-75sl.
SMALL BLACK DOG Long haired.
Skippy Neighhorhooo Rouge Park
Reward oregon 1907
WRIST WATCH st-Clairmount-W Wood !.
ward section. sunday morning. reward
Tyler 1926
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10
Business Opportunities

RFAUTY SHOP Chrome furniture 70
romp,,t'lon reasonable 1913 30 caily !,
no sunday. 1903 fireman. Dearborn.
RFAtTTY sAIOS-Estahlished clientele .
living quarters. no reasonable offer re
fused T3is Puritan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10
Male Help Wanted

WANTED - Motorcycle me-
chanics; good wages, steady
work. Write Box B-6224, De-
troit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10

ATTY SHOP established modern eN-
client location: living quarters reason
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10

BEAUTY sHOP-Modern equipment, -
tahlished trade. Small down payment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10

BEAUTY SHOP - Chrome tIrri,ut. 70
competition reasonable 1913 30 dam
no sunday. 1909 fireman. Dearborn
BEAUTY skLoS-Es,shlished elien'eie
living quarters no reasonable otief re-
fused. 13ls Puritan.
BTAUTY SHOP. established modern eN-
eellsnt location: living quarters reason
able Plaza $3.50.
BEAUTY sHOP-Modern equipment p
tahlished trade. Small down pAyment
72f WoOdmere.
CLEANING and tailoring. excellent busi-
ness. sood location 10" rent. rem *
1888
CONFECTIONERY Lunch Mex 70 HOW
wood ih.stsr. investigate. asi7 "es'
Fort after ? p. m
CONFECTIONERY Shelf Erocery. ~oGfer-
fui business. restricted nsighborhood. ~
ness. sacrifice. Northlavn sie3
CLEANER -FURRIER = Estahlished p
years Selling account ~ dea'h' INV
Fas. jefferson Ierox 2lf2
coNFECT1oNERY-2 $500 Monroe e''as,
lshed over % years mixed trace f'"fs
and fixtures iiving quarters low REM
must leave town.
COMFY ISLAND - 'sood location. con-
pletely modern sell or take IN partner
Lafayette pso3 -----
EQUIPPED beauty shop money maze ~,
established business rent reasonable
1854 Wyoming. -
GARAGE = Going business established
years: Illness forces sale, saerihee 1ol'
Oakland
GRoCERY-Co Cold nssts reasonable reri
living quarters; sscrifice-cssh. l4ll'
Mack -
GROCERY store and meat market for SAFE
1913 Fireman. Good location
LUNCH ROOM dong good business fuli'
equipped Must sacrifice. $751; Crane
River.
TS-GRoCERIEs VIII sacrifice
spIehdid business; can stand inves'iga'
ton. Pingree 5sis.
MEAT MARKET - Established business
excellent location inYestiEais ynufset
Illness reasonable 1875 Fast Ssven-Mhe
MEAT MARKET Rent IN grocery store
exceptional opportunity reasonsoie. lSoSl
Essex.
RESTAURANT Modern. fully EQUIPPED
sale or rent; excellent business 4S'
Crawford
STORE for any business including eight
room apartment; real sacrihce LafA
ye,ie 5sf7
WELL. established restaurant for SAFE
owner 20 be drafted within Fl daFf
Moose Restaurant. Flat Rock. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10
Mortgages
Lana Contracts

ALI. land contracts bought mtges made.
McHugh, 1910 Ford Bldg. Cadillac o3te.
ANY desirable land contract purchased
MELVIN r. LASPHAR COMPANY
725 Lafayette Bldg CadIIlse osIo
AVAILABLE-Privsie; other funds 10 buy
land contracts and make mortgage loans.
CHERRY 2tis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10
Bungalows for Rent
Furnished Flats for Rent

CANTON, 1909 tGratiot) Lower. attrac-
lively furnished: automatic heat; $50.
Plaza 744s.
Evening star., 1941-06-30
QuodrupGng Output of Tanks
Seen Beuverbrook's New lob
Appointment to Supply
Ministry Made Amid
Sharp Criticism

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, June 30.-Stocky, ener-
getic Lord Beaverbrook was made
Minister of Supply today to double
and possibly quadruple tank pro-
duction as he did aircraft output
when planes were vitally needed.
Appointment to what was re-
garded as one of the most important
jobs in the British war machine
came amidst criticism from some
quarters that Britain had not yet
reached full industrial development
for war.
Critics have attacked the govern
ment for failing to understand the
basic economic character of the war
and for "embarking on grandiOSe
military stratagems' without the
tanks, artillery or anti-aircraft guns
to carry them through successfully
Quadrupled Plane Output.
AS Minister of Aircraft Produc-
ton, Lord Beayerbrook quadrupled
output and military observers be-
lieved he must increase tank pro-
duction to the same extent before
parity with German armored di-
visions is approached.
Lord Beaverbrook hackers de-
clare the new appointment shows
his growing political Importance and
places him as the only possible sue
cesSor to Prime Minister Churchill
Although he sits in the House of
Lords, Lord Beaverbrook has many
friends in Commons, observers say,
especially among the 281 members
who voted to keep Neville Chamber
lain when his government was ousted
last May 8.
The Beaver" was given wide
Evening star., 1941-06-30
Old Streetcor
Makes 65-MHe
Excursion Trip

Forty streetcar fans, members of
the District Chapter of the Electric
Railroaders' Association, took a 65-
mile excursion over the lines of the
Capital hTransit Co. yesterday aboard
one OF The old-fashioned four wheel
cars of gay nineties vintage.
The horse car, drawn this time
by an antiquated cable car, left
the Georgetown carhouse at 9:lO
am, visited Union Station, Thir-
teenth and D streets NE, Mount
Pleasant, Bureau of Engraving,
Fourteenth and Colorado avenue,
Potomac Park, Rosslyn, Seventh
street WharveS. the Mall, Navy Yard.
Calvert Bridge, Lincoln Park, Four
teenth and G streets NV, Seven
teenth street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. Sc, and was back to the car
house at $40 pm, only As minutes
behind schedule.
Unlike the modern streetcar with
its air brakes and other safety de-
vices, the old one is equipped only
with the old-fashioned hand brake,
which the motorman must wind UP
for dear life before he is able to
stop. Speed restrictions caused no
worry yesterday, since the car had
difficulty getting up to the Is miles
per hour.
The motorman stood outside on an
open platform and the passengers
rode inside on the old-time longi-
tudinal seats. Except for speed, the
old car rode like the Streamliners of
today, passengers reported.
Evening star., 1941-06-30
Tinkham Demands Probe
OF u. ). Ties With Soviet

Asserting that President Roose-
welt had authorized the use of Amer
lean money and perhaps American
blood for the perpetuation of
Communism" Representative Tink-
ham, Republican, of Massachusetts
called yesterday for fearless" con-
gressional investigation of the ad-
minisHationS relations with Soviet
Russia.
He said in a statement that he
had prepared a resolution. to be
introduced today, providing for such
an inquiry by a special House COM
mittee. The resolution asks an in
vestigation of the extent to which
the domestic policies of the United
States are being influenced by COM
munisic thought and philosophy.
and the extent OF the employment
of Communists in the Federal serv-
ice"
Evening star., 1941-06-30

responsibility for the manufacture
of war goods IN all Britain's fac
tories. Observers almost unanimous
ly interpreted his appointment as an
indication that Prime Minister
Churchill intended to whip up
production to take full advantage
of Germany's preoccupation with
Soviet Russia.
The Ministry of Supply now Is
certainly one of the most important
in the British Empire" one source
said.
Mr.. Churchill. in making his Sec
ond cabinet shift in two months,
abolished Lord Beaverbrook' old
post of Minister of State, to which
he was appointed MAY and in
which he had been known as deputy
prime minister.
Replaces Duncan in Supply Post.
The Canadian-born peer replaces
Sir Andrew Rae Duncan as Minister
OF supply and Sir Andrew returned
to his former post as president of
the Board of Trade, succeeding Capt.
Oliver Lyttleton, who was assigned
to special duties abroad"
Lord Beaverbrook retains his
place in the war cabinet, although
the Minister of Supply had not pre-
viouSly been included in that eight
member body.
British opinion. which knows Lord
Beaverbrook as a man who knows
how to get things done. hailed the
shift as a salutary stroke.
The Daily Herald Gaborite),
which described itself as an "im-
placable foe of Lord Beaverbrook
politically, hailed him as war ally
and welcomed his return to fields
i'll which he is at home"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1941-02-13

two major devices should be relied on. First,
companion cropping-the planting of fast-grow-
ing crops like radishes, spinach, and lettuce be-
tween rows of slower-growing vegetables such as
tomatoes and cabbage. Second, succession crop
ping-the repeated planting of major crops such
rs beans, sweet corn, radshes carrots, beets, and
ettuce. Moderate-size new paintings made at reg
liar intervals during the early part of the season
will provide a steady supply Of fresh vegetables
until the seasons end.
Gardening improves the national health in
more ways than one To raise good garden you
must work. Garden work takes you outdoors for
long hours in the sun and fresh air.