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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
International news service caDle

DOVER. Eng, Feb. l3.-Ger-
man big guns on the French coast
hurried shetfS across The Straits
of Dover at 10-minute intervals
this morning. Drilling rain and
fog obScured visibility 1t was
believed the shells were coming
from a battery al Cap Girls Me-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
GhostIy Bubble
OF Big FireGrinn
War Reminder

a "new slant" on London
beneath German bombs is'GIpen
today in the following dispatch
from Burris Jenkins Jr.. noted
sports eortoonist Of the NsW
York Journal and American.
who arrived in the British eopt-
tai recently TO sketch and writs
the Battle Of Britoin."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13

THE two mixed together
should have gone through
the country like an effervescent
seidlitz powder.
And probably they would have
except for the fact that a rene
gade once is renegade always.
A horse that has once run
away is always ready 10 run
away again.
And Mr.. Willkie. having rim
out on the Democratic Party In
order to get nominated by the
Repubocrats, was naturally will
Ing and eager TO run out on the
Repubocrat Party in order TO
get something from the Demo
Gratis.
The Repubocrat convention
must assume its due response
bilities,
1t did not have TO nominate
Mr.. Willkie.
There were plenty OF dyed in
the wool Republicans for them
10 nominate.
There was Senator Taft, son
OF the kindly and able president
and Supreme Court Justice of
that name.
Senator Taft was a stsunch
and sterling Republican as was
his father before him.
He would not have run out on
the party.
He would not have run out on
his ancestry.
There was Senator Vanden-
berg, capable. conscientious.
loyal TO his party and his public.
His principles were of the ad
hesive plaster type.
He could not have changed
them without pulling off the
skin with them.
Then there was Governor All
Landon,-simple. sincere, home
spun.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
The Weather

The sun will set a. SOP y m today
and rise tomorrow at 7.3n A. m
The moon viii rise today A. 8 20 p n
and set Friday At $50 a m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
By BURRIs JENKINS IR.

Written for New York Jeurnsl-Ameriesn
and International News service
LONDON. Feb. l3.-London can
take il, but I can't.
How can one carry on with only
a half-inch slab Of butter 70 20
with ones cote dc pore grille
sauce
Furthermore. the limitation Of
one small lump Of sugar with tea
or coffee inevitably drives one 10
bordeaux. burgundy or even Held
sleek DRY Mnnnnnle 1920
The threat of insomnia. dys-
pepsia and govt Is imminent every
where. It's almost impossible TO
hear the air raid warnings above
the clatter of cocktail glasses, or
to fight your way out OF d night
club 10 an air raid shelter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Light Air Raids
Scattered Over
British Coast
International New. Service Cable

LONDON. Feb. IA few Ger
man raiders dropped bombs on
west coast sections of Britain dur
ing the night but casualties and
damage were light.
An air ministry communlque
said:
There was slight air activity
near the western coasts last
night. Very few bombs were
dropped. Isolated incidents in
volving slight damage and
few casualties were reported in
southwest and south Wales"
After midnight a few raiders
were reported near the British
west coast port of Liverpool.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13

Continued from Page Onel
dent and manager of Wall
street public service corpora
ton.
That was the old line Repub-
lican side of the new party.
They also knew that he was a
renegade Democrat.
That contributed the Demo-
cratic ingredient to the COM
pound,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Pianist Will Be
COLLEGE Guest

Honoring Julian DeGray, pianist.
who will be presented in a concert
Monday. February II. at s;15 IN
Jones hall. the College Of Puget
Sound is giving reception IN the
studio gallery Monday evening.
Miss Louise Durand is general
chairman with Miss Felicia Dahl.
Miss Betty Bunker. Frank Walters
and Stan Champ working on her
committee.
Pouring at ne tea table. which
will have as its center piece beau
tiful spring flowers. will be Mrs.
LYLE Ford Drushel, dean of women,
Mrs. D. d. Schneider, Mrs. John
d. REGISTER and DR.. Helen Nc
Kinney.
Mr.. DeGray will be a guest Of
the college for three days. during
which time he will reside at An
derson hall where he will have con-
ferences with students interested
in music.
Miss Virginia Judd is chairman
of the student ticket committee
assisted by Miss Katherine Woods
Miss Eleanor Graham, Miss Louise
Durand, Miss Betty Brock. Miss
Marie Mulligan. Paul Houston
Frank Walters and Lawrence
Henderson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Plans Continue
For Relief Event
ritish-American Assn.
To Present Portlanders

In the interest Of Bundles
for Britain" the Births h
American War Relief associa-
ton will present two prom
inent Portland women, Mrs.
lvison Macadam and Mrs.
Mortimer Hartwell. at Annie
Wright Seminary Keator hall
Feb. 18. The visitors will be
assisted by two Tacoma mu-
sicians, Mrs. Henry Skram-
stad and Mrs. J. F. McNary.
Mrs. Joseph II. Gilpin, chair
man of the affair. has announced
that Mrs. Macadam will relate
personal experiences In wartime
London and Mrs. Hartwell will
present group Of dramatic
readings. some chosen from war
inspired literature
Mrs skramstad's number. Will
include Awake My Beloved. y
Rain and Lead Me Into Thy
Heart Mrs AcNary will be her
sccompanist.
Tickets for the affair may 10
obtained from Mrs. Douglas Price
Ca 5523. Mr.. G. T. Understood
Pr 1884 and the British American
War Relief association office.
Keyes building. Ola Broadway
Ma. 1857.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Couple Is Wed
Quietly Friday


Miss Grace NJ. Ross. dsush-
tar Of Mrs. Ruth Fisjd. and
Mr.. Alden v. Hoss. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Jess Hoss Of Paysi-
lnp. exchanged wedding vows
al the hons Of Rev. Walter
Watkins Friday evening n ]
o'clock. Flowers for the quiet
ceremony we're pink and
white.
rhs bride ~ors ruysi hius dfsss
~ chiffon vslsst and ~lsh u had
. earsass NJ ass3splss Her asiy
attendant. Miss b.susby HRS.
1prs pastel ~ooi sith = eofssas ~
rnss hubs Mr. John noss ~as ne
hrathsrs bsst man.
Guests ~srs received 81 Mrs.
fisids hons after the ssremsny.
Mrs. risId rssssvsas In blue lace
and Mrs Hnss In dusty ross
c.msiilss asesrsssd tbs timing
rom ~hsrs Mrs. v. G. ners ard
Mia. f1sriss Ross. sisters NJ the
bride. presided Msss psrpsny Nos
assisted
rnr ifassiiHG The birds sdded
blue grey wolf Jacket and brown
accessories Mr. and Mrs Hos
~iii b~ ., noms In ruysIIup.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Alice Wood WEEDS
Gordon Ambrose
Quiet Wedding SoIemnired
Friday Evening

Only members Of the imme-
date families witnessed the
exchange of marriage VOWS by
Miss Alice Wood, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George b. Wood,
and Mr.. Samuel Gordon Am
brose. son of Mr.. and Mrs. s.
A. Ambrose. in the home Of
the bridegroom's parents at
Clover Greek on Friday eve
ming.
Mr. Wood read the service for
his daughters wedding.
The bride wore a smart wool en-
semble of Nevada blue with palest
pink rosebuds. Mrs. David Fogg.
as maid of honor, wore a wool
frock of squamarine blue.
Mr. Fogg was best man for Mr..
Ambrose
After the reception which fol-
lowed the ceremony. the young
couple left for a short wedding
trip. The new home will be ss-
tablished on Clover Greek.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Assembly VIII
Hold initiation

Tacoma Assembly No. .. ofasf
u Rainbow for Girls. viii nsid an
initiation ceremony on Saturday
sysnlns ss . o'clock in the fsstht<
room % thu Masonic tsmpls
Miss Shirley hoofs. worthy 81
si@of. and Mrs Ross n. Leonard.
mother advisor. esii pfss,ds ~ ~
meeting AZ ~hsen plans win - sis-
eusssd for . esks sails end . shat-
ING party.
Ms LOIS stssea 10 shsirmss
Tor th. refreshments which will -
served IN the dining room. dses-
rated IN . vslsafins motif.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

The brides gown OF satin IN
which there was a delicate woven
pattern was styled with high
neckline. pearl outlined and long
tapering sleeves. The fitted bodice
was tapered princess style and the
full skirt fell into a long train
The new Mrs. West wore the veil
her sister had worn for her we'd
ding. a three-quarter length illu-
sion fastened in her hair with
sweetpeas. She carried a white
orchid on her white Rainbow Bible
and from il extended floral
showers
Mrs Carleton Waugh was her
sisters matron Of honor and the
bridesmaids were Miss Lois But
ton. Miss Marjorie Copeland, Mrs.
Clarence Killing and Miss Mary
Louise Gonyea Their gowns Of
ice blue taffeta were styled with
short cap sleeves and simple
round neckline on which gold
loekets were worn. From shirred
fitted bodices the gowns had full
bouffant skirts with an inset Of
net ruffles at the front
Mrs. Waugh carried spice pink
carnations and blue iris and the
other attendants had bouquets Of
carnations of the same shade.
Their gifts from the bride were
jewe l-stu d 9 d bracelets. The
bridesmaids wore coronets of flow
ers.
The matron wore the gown of
white satin she had worn at her
own wedding in Christ church.
Tapers were lighted before the
ceremony by John Reynolds.
Mr. Vests best man was his
brother, Mr.. Raymond West, and
the ushers were Messrs. Gordon
Tuell. Clarence Killing. c. /.
Waugh, and Sigford Hill.
Mrs Brooks chose for her
daughters wedding lowered
georgette dress with which she
wore gardenias. Mrs. West was
gowned in blue jersey, also with
gardenias
Wells hall carried out the floral
motif of the attendants flowers.
Mrs. Lola G. Hill, aunt of the bride,
cut the wedding cake and Mrs.
Elizabeth Mumm OF Spokane
served the ices Miss Joan Morley
had charge of the gift table and
Miss Doris Taylor the guest book.
Assisting with the serving were
Miss Lillian Morisse and Mrs.
Harold Heisermann
Mr.. and Mrs. West went to Can
ada on short wedding trip and
when they return will be at home
at 312 No. Stadium way. Mrs.
West wore a smart red and black
lowered jersey dress with match
ing accessories and a corsage Of
orchids.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Mrs. eckels viii Entertain
Garden Club Monday

The Better Gardens club will
meet at the home Of Mrs George
Eoksls Of 1910 So 18th on Mon
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock. Mem
bers will respond TO roll call with
q Lincoln quotation and Mrs. Lem
Roberts. the president Of the club.
viii conduct the business meeting
Mrs. o. y. Needham Will talk
on Shrubs Worthwhile Planting
and Mrs. Lew Floydstead Will read
paper on Culture and Dividing
Of Waterlillies a treasure chest
will conclude the meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

The recently rsorKsnissd Lake.
wood Players and ali residents II
the district interested In Little
ihsatsr work ~iii tryout Sunday
afternoon 81 za0 In the Little
Church IN the Prairie. Fof parts
in "pomaroys Past" 9rs, csfiin
Alden. director. can be reached al
Ia stss ny prospective players
sromsrays pssi," viii he pre-
scented At Lakewood tnsstsf soms.
time W Apfil
An invitation 10 persons lntsf'
szisa In production work - wall
a. acting has been sstsndsd b,
Mrs Alden.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Tacomans Married in Juneau
Ceremony February 4

Word has reached Tacoma OF
the marriage Feb. 4. in Juneau.
Alaska. of Miss Helen Marie Beist-
line. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Beistline of that city. and
Mr.. Simon Ring Meacham, son
of Mrs Edith Meacham-Myers Of
Tacoma. The ceremony was read
in the commissioners offices by
U. S. Commissioner Felix Gray
Attendants were Mrs. Roberta
Everetts and Mr.. Cecil l.. Everetts.
The bride attended Washington
State college and has recently been
assistant city clerk in Juneau.
Mr.. Meacham attended school in
Seattle and for five years has
been attached TO the L. S army
signal corps, being located In
Juneau for the past year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Miss Maison Weds
Friday in Chapel
vsIsrs;ss Wedding Red
oy Rev. MecsIlsssh

pown n rnndIel,shtcd nIxIe
Mas Minnie Natxon Wa -
rox.>d nv her father Friday
.x.r.n~ whxn she became the
- - ~. xnxu.n unh~rn
E..-,,.n. v~mor,at chanel
e.. p~-.h.,~~.., <huvrh.
49,. ~~.-~.au. -.
me ".'''''s 80 ,s..-L
rsan nf tne "s'. - "".
astuiouHn w , s~'thnh " ~.
and white eArnhtions sna
Easter lilies.
Asia csn<siss wsss tied ~ith res1
hevs carrying cat me ss'ensine
motif ~ the altar ~sss Ns
caadsssnss.
rns nssas. asuuntss af Mr.. sd
urs n nassrs. wcvs . white
nsnsalsns arsss wtsk ~yuass rerh-
llss. lcas pointed sleeves srd fs1li
sslst usr icra vssl ~ss saasu
~t,h ises snd held - place ~
rssfi sfsmmed cap
she carried en- hesfleasn kssshisf
eslaaasna 10 esess nts"d ~ ne
family. sHa r"sssss - ssfaensss
Ard sh'ss r"ess
nsss ruth Msssrr as her sss-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Mrs. MeIIineer TO
Entertain tuesday

Mrs. C. c. Mellinger will enter
tain members Of Mecca club.
Daughters of the Nile, at 1890
luncheon on Tuesday at her home,
2120 No. Prospect St
Assisting will be Mrs. H f. Long
and Mrs. II. p. Grubbs, and Miss
Nell Simpson.
Mrs. A. W. Wormwood will pre-
side over the meeting during which
there will be an election of officers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Ophelis Oarden Club
Schedules Meeting

Ophelia Garden club Will meet at
? O'Clock on Monday An inter
esting program has been arranged
by hrs n. / Void 70 follow the
executive board meeting at
o clock
Flower arrangements by Mrs.. n.
J. Palmer and Mrs. l.. A. Curtics
viii Be on display and reports viii
be made BY the committee chair
man. Mr. Max Lueckenotte Will
display bird houses.
Hoetesses for tina day are Mes
danes Joseph Thompson. George
Nicola, George Miller and Paul
KIisse.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

| Miss Ruth Pauline Todd dlseoy-
cred the news 81 the engagement
when she opened the priIs which
shs had won. inside was q rust
and beige strssm-llnsd suio with
Ruth" written on one doof AMI
.Hslmut" on the other The Ssd.
ding viii be soismniEsd somstinis
IN May. Geraldine Alexander and
Kathryn Anderson also uon pfixss
at IN. party.
Ped carnations clustered about
whit. tspsrs conferred ths small
tables. at which places were SCI
for Assdsmss Robert Johnson Of
Seattle, clifford Horr. Jsss Curtis.
Kan Richardson. Leonard issrg.
iund. Gilbert Carlson. Eoosft Mar
an and Hsrbins N0nfos.
Misses Jean Hutchinson. Gwen
dolyu Roach. Mary hsitxsi, Fnsails
slsgisr. Geraldine Alexander. Janet
Hatch, Marcia Woods. aufisi
Woods. Pmtricls Cannon. bsgiah
Esklldasn. Helen Andersen. ksth.
ryn Anderson. Ruth Pauline Todd
Marion Longs,rsth. Eleanor Wsss-
or. Vivian D4gnss. ssld.fnss Bs-
/ der. Lois kuhl, C~nssisvs AndfF-
son. Margaret nIisy. Marion soi.
stad ana Evelyn Decker.
me briis-slset. a graduate 81
ths College o. Puget found in
June. 1870. Sas president of
lambda sigma chi sbs Was man
Hssr ~ sOnsns sthieties and .
member o. Otiah and spurs. both
activity honorariss.
Her nance IN also 4 graduate u
the College Of Puget Sound. snsrs
hls fraternity IL Delta Kappa PM.
IL. 10 member q Biosiians. .
music honorary. Mr.. Juslins is also
a member Of TIE Young Mems
Business club and the Eixs lodge
kssfsf Chapter DeMoizy Moth
sr.' Club will meet Monday eve
ming Al 1.s0 At the 3sth q. Ma.
sonic temple Mrs. Ray DARING
10 in charge ~ refreshments and
Mrs. Harold Meyers will preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Aouinss Mothers 10 Hear
Mn Lawrence

~ rhcmas Raiilafsscn ~
preside 81 ire . ceicek meeting
Monday .fssrrccr ~ The Aaalnss
Academy Mothers club 81 10
.ehnni Ms. There's. t.er<nes
all discuss What Our ulfis A.
Reading
Mrs.. N W usru~r wfii - scss
s.s frf The ~. chairman
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Luncheon Is at Lakewood

Miss Mildred Tummonds enter
tanned at luncheon on Wednesday
al Lakewood Terrace honoring
Mrs. L. II. Pointer Of Boston. who
is visiting her son and daughter
in-law. Captain and Mrs. Norman
F. Pointer Of Fort Lewis, and Mrs.
Edna Thacker Russ.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Ruth Elizabeth Jensen Is
Betrothed 10 Helmut Juelinq
engagement OF College OF Puget Sound Graduates
|. Announced az Cour. Whist Party Friday Evening

Mr. and Mrs Hamar Jensen have announced the engage
of their daughter Miss Ruth Elizabeth Jensen 10 Mr.
Hemut Louis uens Of the Rev and Mrs Paul Jneng
News Of the spring wedding for which date has been
set disclosed friends OF the brdetobe on Friday
evening at courtwhst party at the home OF her parents
Waller road.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Mrs. Riser VIII Entertain
PEG. CHAPTER

Chapter OK. r. z o, gil meet
Thursdsy for ] O'Clock luncheon
=. n. home of Mrs. Everett z.
Riser. Iii5 No. Lawrence. Mrs.
Harold Mann Will present the
Afternoon topic. Recent Drama.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Canadian Legion and auxiliary

will hold a meeting on Friday
evening at s O'Clock in Emerson
hall. AS this is an important meet
ing. every member is urged 10 at
tend
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Nuptials Uniting Miss Brooks,
Mr.. West, Read in Christ Church
Csndeleht Ceremony Performed by Rev. Pieffer VIII
Reception Following in Wells Hall; Home VIII Be Here

Fragrant and beautiful Easter lilies with delicate touches
~ golden acacia and stock enhanced by the Pickering
light Of many tall candles the altar and chance of Christ
Episcopal church Friday evening when Miss Maryesn Brooks
and Mr. Edwin William West pghted their troth in the
presence of several hundred wedding guests.
Mr.. West is the of Mrs. Emma d. West of Pasco.
The Rev Robert F. Pfeffer read the pretty ceremony
which followed by reception in Wells hall Miss Marion
Brush played the organ prelude which preceded the ceremony
and the traditional wedding march and occasional
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Republican Club
Meets Monday

The regular monthly nesting ~
the WomsB's United Republican
club Of pisrcs county viii be held
on Monday. In thu dining rom Of
ths Washington apartments 81 TN
and South Tacoma ave Luncheon
AZ lib
Vice president. Mrs Russell V
iisrrp~i. siii act a. program chair
man.
Guest speakers viii h~ Mr..
Floyd Farmer. she viii taxi On
Organization" and Charles over.
turf xno Will Discus. tina lend isas~
bill
Visitors are Nsicons
Reservations may D. made bT
ealing the secretary. F.a k2fs.
sss. At Main $3.50 sr ths psssi'
asni. Mrs. Ivan wfay. At nsosa.
Nay 1890
Waller Road Improvement stsss
all sp1uaor a card party and
dance on Saturday sysniax IN the
clubhouse. ssth and Waller road.
plnoehls and 800 NIii be N play
al : O'clock and dancing al IL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17
Study Club Has
Luncheon Meeting

Members Of Libra Study club
will meet for luncheon on Tuesday
at / O'Clock at the home n Mrs.
Cecil F. Neideffer. 10ll North J
st Mrs. H DoltOn Smith viii
have the topic Of the day. Nus
solini. the Greatest Living Italian. -
Mrs. C. 3. Utterbsck will review
Mighty Mountain" by Arcni
Bins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

Ladies Independent club Will
meet with Mrs. Leonard jenkins
on Tuesday for II O'Clock
luncheon A business meeting will
preoede the afternoon Of cards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-17

~ ys,Srson Bsgdio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Male Heip-SaieSnen
SALES MANAGER

One of Detrob's outstanding
automobile dealers needs two
men who can do a job. We sell
approximately 5000 cars a year,
Have three locations and have a
real opportunity for anyone who
can qualify. You won't be step
ming on any toes when you see
us. See Mr.. Dawson, Monday,
at .19001 John r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Female Help Wanted

BEAUTY OPERATOR manaeer- esaa op-
parMni'yi SIS 20 start. INanhoe 1901.
s62i Van DYKE
COOK CoIorcd middle-aged boarding
house stay nshis 70 Monterey
pBESsMAkERS who can alter dresses a.
horne Part time work. 50 daily. Call
Cadillac osfp
Girl white. hnuseWork. : adults. STAY
nights 2715 Rehion. Townsend 5-3isa
GIRL far homework. 2sss0 De Qundre
Warren. Mich
HoCsEKEEPER Experienced. good wages.
GOOD home ore child. University 1-o739.
1852 Parks.de
HOUsEWQRK Small house small family.
sta' lN 2-a3ss before s p M
HOUsEWORK Part care u child. ref
elcnccs white. 4il7 Brooklyn. IL.
l-tftH
HOUSEWORK Neat XII Tor general. sh1me
nights short hours S 50. Vermont s.
LADIES for refined sales contact Vork with
social organizations and churches ~
experience necessary References required
can Mt KoWen. Cherry 27s2, for ap-
Polnimeni
LADIES TO SELL. SYLON HOSE Terrif,
dam SAMPLES furnished Coronet Iiosiery
GO 500 Woodward End floor
REEIkBIE licensed masseuse wanted Al
once Townsend 5-s567.
WAITRESS Experienced Apply at once
WAYNE Waite shop. 37io Trumbul
WHITE GENERAL. ma coakine ike chG.
dren. room, radio, s.. Telephone LenoN
25s5
WHITE General Room. radio stay N
cooking. Small laundry University i-ta6s
10 GIRLS lover 21l Ia assist in teaching
dancing. Apply HOLLYWOOD School OF
Dancing t2sl ,. N 42l1 WOODWARD.
Terrace 2-s972
COLORFD Girl General; no cooking ne
children home nights s. VIZ. 1881
CONSULT the enlarged Peal Estate lstlngs
in the hig sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
DEATHS

~. e ra-..f f-~st Nanlerl1n IS
e-'es4 r@.sa..f 80 KRIS go.
H.I... a#r Sees risnf So
us.raHH EaEUff sH59 n. Ennff ah.
t4s--a- kr.af f-f- DeiaNare 20
.,.-t.4.r- tg SEQ pcrns,fva-a
t5.4 I#s-4. ms N.r-.s -0
fsHN BENTON ~
77- .-.s ttae- rtr.-vr "a
4-.- f6elf rs-k..fp. ST.
f--Ha.f t.. r.r -fsasi hritc 30.
z1--l-- ff415-I,llf 77
49,. .s..s .el1- rhsrrtfaar a.
sst. n rsa SIS Lawrence. =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07

es34AN REAL ESTATE CORNER ef%nN
SO zzzasA EWK RENT ron SALE aaE7sA
Children TO Board

DESIRABLE neighborhood. wholesome food.
COMFORTABLE PLANROOM. children
room parent. TEMPLE l-29s2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Housekeeping Rooms

BOULEVARD, East Grand. 357--H House
keeping - up. Apply 1929 ST. Fau'
Eitzroy 476s
CANTON. 2435-Lovely front; sTng1s- 7T7u1
bles large kitchen. reasonable " 1888
cAss. ss57- Comfortable room Atchenette
painted walls, innersPring mattress
coIIINGWooD. 1891 utthl ~Comfort.
ably furnished tWo-room apartment
Telephone service Reasonable
FORT WEST 6247 dvernois Comfort
able housekeeping; steam, couple. ieie'
phone After 4 .30.
GARFIELD. i07- Convention Hallf-1 2
rooms. clean. redecorsted' hot water
reasonable
PUTNAM. 1890 Heated three housckeep-
INK hath. children allowed 81 Madi'
son ssSs.
sFLDFN. 4ss-1-2 ROOMS 50 Up
Comfortably furnished Housekeeping, excel
lent transportation
sIxTEESTH. s225 eFerry Park Com
Portable rooms everything furnished
suitable IA Tyler $685..
COTORFD-ff25S Lumpkin. unfurnishef
POEMS private kitchen. reasonable.
Townsend 7-600s
CoLoRED- Room ktchenette. furnished.
unfurnshed 20i Hague. 1915 Harper.
Trinity 2-05oa-
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