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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Houses for Sale
Fenkell-Livernois Section
HOMER WARREN G. co.
FLORIDA. 5917. Mr.. McGraw

Fivc rooms and bath Two lots 50 500
$500 down. owner Thos. McHugh. 1910
Ford B'dg ca O34e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26

Vacant Lot, for Sale

HUNTINGTON WOODS (near Woodward
Two 50xl35; FLA; $500 each Rosevill'
0229-R
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26

HUNTINGTON WDOQS
Beautiful Groom brick colonial almos
new Ss5 month o. h Realty, 23sX
Woodward. Ferndaie Elmhurst 6l44
IzrvsT Oak f4S5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Business Places for Rent

lECoRsE 1is53 Michigan suhabl,
restaurant, beauty. barber shop, S25
Townsend 7-9is7
STORE. -Wlih-or without fIst.-East- Jcffer
son avenue shopping district; theatel
bldg rent reasonable Haas. Cadillac 400i
JUNCTION, 1i5l Corner store spendie
for grocery, S25 month. LA. liza.
-S4eff with without fiat. -wOodWafd
avenue shopping district: rent reasonable
Haas. Cadillac 1904.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Stoues and Heaters

A REPOssEsSED Westinghouse electric
range IN good condition. $50 BENJAMIN
Appliance shop. 1883 Gratot ~ 6-MAe
Rd East Open sunday and evenings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26

Land Contracts

II ALL land contracts bought mtges made.
/ McHugh. 1910 Ford Bldg. Cadillac O34a
|. ANY desirable land contract purchased
\ MELVIN r. LANPHAR A. COMPANY
/ s26 Lafayette Bldg. Cadillac 1910
II AT LOW discounts We buy land contracts
II average ~ &, first mortgage loans Edw
Henkel Co. Hammond Bldg, CA 2s55
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Business Opportunities

HOME business %
beds. fully equipped, furnished; licensed !.
wen established capacity cash business
Requires IS. 600 cash down. Other interests
Bennett Manor. 22i South Harrison, sagi-
nav. Michigan.
RESTAURANT Doing excellent business
must sacrifice, Doctors orders. Telephone
Vermont 5-q776.
RESTAURANT Seating So Grand River
JOY road section Cash. reasonable terms
Tyler t-l7Os.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26

20 MODERN home. all features. Lieber-
man Vermont ave, at i2Mle ri r. Q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Real Estate Wanted

a STEADILY employed party wants fiat
p. side. Good down payment. DIR O0s0
AL BUYERS, ready cash or terms
tcoloredl Cru,cher TY. $685. or f-O20d.
ALL CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY
MABARAK. 2a35 Mt Elliott FL 4e31
BUYER with cash desires good bushes,
property on Grand River. (RedfOrd.
Greenfield Vermont 6-622O
BUYFRS-Any east side property: cash
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26

LARCHMONT. 4676 open. rooms
modern garage bargain, IS 600 La
faNetfe 1888
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Housekeeping Rooms

ATKINSON Two attractive warm rooms
redesOrated excellent transportation, rea
snuaoie Madison 1885.
DOUBLE room with hot plate 81 sleeping
81 30 Cherry a7a5 3i40 PARK
| FOREST WEST. SO Woodward > Larg,
Housekeeping room, breakfast NOOK,
Murphy s. 81
HENRY. a3i-Upper three front bath
furnished; private entrance. stove heat
iHFYpEN 6s3l near Warren-Couple OF
+ man, nicely furnished private kitchen.
FOURTH. 50l5 Clean. comfortable room
steam heated Crosstown transportation
bachelors: reasonable
THIRD. 544i Clean desirable neatly fur
nished housekeeping rooms, single, dou-
bic Adults
WOODWARD. 3444 near Flot-Lowel
large front room. redecorated water
adults s---
COLORED Rooms. ktchenette furnished
or unfurnished adults. I3is Harper
1891 Cameron Temple l725s
Children to Board
COLORED children wholesome food
Christian home: girls 6-s. reasonable
Tyler $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26

CASH QUICK for your equity in 4. 5. or
6-rm. home IN n. w. sec. We. 5-150o.
ROY l.. ROUNTREE 1920 PLYMOUTH
INCOME properties-Flats, apartments.
Buyers waiting. Raymond w. Swanson,
Cadillac 3SeS.
ITALIAN Real Estate-Sale. trade: east
side property; 24-hour service, Pettine.
PLAZA 4030.
READY CASH BUYERS - Houses, flats,
apartments (colored). Temple loose.
Tyler 5-O722.
WANT-From owne., nrcorne bungalow ,
frame or brick: near Gratiot
1895 Grattot HEM CO PR 00i0
WANT FROM owner tMcNichols Mary
grove section) single. income bungalow.
University l-6529.
WANT from owner tRedford vicinity, in
come, single. cash, terms. BEDFORD
292l-W.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26

GARLAND tWaterworks section a. seven
bright, airy rooms two sunrooms steam
heat 2-cAr garage side drive. BIG value.
HEITMAN IEn.Y IalG.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Board and Room

BOULEVARD. East Grand 1888 Excel
lent meals home privileges. reasonable
PLAZA 5ses.
FRAZIER. 34l tRvef Rouge LarR,
room southern cooking excellent trans
narration Nlnsanf-e- t-ge2h-
PINGREE. z7oi-Comfortsble room priv
ileges employed gentleman laundry
reasonable Tyler 4-O772.
$3.50 WKLY.-3 MEALS, MEN
East Grand boulevard e23 Basement
single beds; freedom entire house
CONSULT the enlarged Peal Estate nstlnE
IN the biz sunday Times Want -
ssctionl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26

east side property: cash
terms. Burd. Ivanhoe 33i0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-26
Rentals Wanted

EMPLOYED coiored couple wants apsri
nent. furnished or share kitchen, La
fHyVrtF san
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
HOROSCOPE
TUESDAY, SEPT. z

After the early morning. bene-
fic aspects dominate today
which should be fortunate for
the navy and aviation. Indus
try Ia subject to stimulating in
fiuences.
Heart and Home: Brains rule
hearts today. Women should be
active In practical matters. The
configuration il helpful to BRAIN
workers and promises success
for girls who turn 10 technical
training. The long predicted
induction Of women into certain
industries where they take the
place Of men called 10 the colors
will be gradual, but this fall viii
prove the ability Of many to use
their hands as well as their
brains. This is a promising day
for those who plan entrance into
college.
Business Affairs: Plenty OF
opportunities to make big money
are forecast for the autumn. As
business expands and new inven-
tons add to the temptations
toward investment the specula-
tive spirit will awaken. Despite
government efforts TO diseour-
age profiteering. there will be
alluring venture. TO attract
capital. In the regular CONNER
cial enterprises healthy improve
ment viii be general. Rise in
wage standards will reduce the
profit margins. but prosperity
will be enjoyed by both employ
srs and employees.
National Issues: Warning is
given Of danger TO democracies
through radical or revolutionary
ideas which viii spread even IN
the United States. While pa
triotism flames among the ma
tority. forms OF rebellion will be
encouraged by subversive think
ers.
Persons whose birthdate IL is
have the augury Of a year Of
gaiety and good fortune. Ex-
penditures should be curtailed.
despite rising fortunes.
Children whose birthdate II IL
probably will be sensitive and
intuitive. possessed Of extraor-
binary understanding and intelli-
gence. They will command sue
cess and even fame.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
StOriesin
Stamps
Ouerillos, Terrorists
Active in YuoosIovio

NUGOsLAyIA was a creation Of
the Treaty OF Versailles con-
siStlng Of the kingdom of Serbia
with certain Croatisn, Slovenian
and other Slav provinces from the
former Austro-HunRarian empire.
Adolf Hitler's move into Yugo-
siavia in March, 1871, was partly
to avense his native Austria.
Il was also the final blow
against the Little Entente. the
series Of agreements between
czechoSlovakia, Yugoslavia, Ru-
mania and Poland, which served
to support the interests Of France
against those Of Germany. The
1897 stamp above, showing the
Memorial Church al Oplenac, was
issued in commemoration Of the
18th anniversary Of this pact.
Hltler's attack was the signal
for Balkan people, experts at IN
derground terrorism. to launch
their campaign Of sabotage. The
terrain Of the occupied territories,
mountainous and often primitive,
fsvors this type Of war. Yugo-
slsvis's army has been destroyed
but irreguisrs and women shoot
Or stab the German and Italian in
xsders every chance they get
Guerilla warfare is beng Wrsged
IN the south Serbian and Buigsr-
ian mountains by Serbian Black
Hand konitadiis and bulgarian
N aeedo ia q rredents.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
Labor Has Something TO Celebrate

Labor Day has always been sort Of combination OF
Thanksgiving Day and Demonstration Day for organized
labor Labor paraded celebrated to mark its progress
and demonstrate its strength.
On both counts there is special for 70 mark
the day this year. More organized in labor
unions than before the best estimate being about
100000 With their families and dependents that
makes sizable chunk of the whole people. Organized
labor's strength great.
On the other hand has organized labor owed so
much TO the society in which it has its being The high
of organization which has been achieved is due in
large the favoring climate established by the
federal government Ii is under the social conditions set
up by democratic republic that organized labor has
been able TO reach its present impressive stature.
Ii need only look the TO the condition
Of its brothers in toll when free democratic government
has been overthrown. The workers of whole continent
either bound the iron wheel of Nazism without
freedom to organize voice in their conditions
else ground beneath that wheel in condition which
perlousy close to slavery to make shudde
Labor therefore its day. when celebrates its
power and achievements, sober thought and
moment Of dedication to the Republic whose principles of
freedom have made and kept labor free.
Organized labor is coming into period when, its chief
obstacles surmouned il must think increasingly Of ITS place
the social order its duties and responsibilities toward the
people WHOLE and toward the free institutions which
have favored its development There sign that it
preparing to play with responsible effectiveness the part
il has the future of the American people,
Some women who wear what they choose don't do quite
enough choosing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
QUESTIONS TO TEST
YOUR KNOWLEDGE

Can you answer seven Of these
test questions Turn 10 the
woman's page for the answers.
/. A founder Is a fish. frog
or tadpole
2 Was Henry Hudson. the
famous navigator and explorer.
English or Dutch
5. Which letter Of the alpha
bet was used as the badge OF
shame in Hawthorne's novel.
The Scarlet Letter.
4. The Hawaiian Islands were
eeded 70 the United States by
Spain after the Spanish-Ameri-
can war; true or false
5. In which state were the
battles Of Bun Run fought
6. Give the first name Of L. s.
presidents; Taylor, Tylor. Van
Buren,
!. Which famous Irish poet
wrote under the initials A. e.
6. What 1. the earliest age
az which an insured worker may
start drawing retirement bene-
fits under the Social Security
act
?, Was the Hebrew prophet
Daniel cast into the fiery
furnace"
10. Which screen actress WAS
puhliciIec a. The Ping Girs-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
MR.. FIXIT
He Fixes Things

To receive attention IN fhis eni-
ufun isttern must Eive name and
address a. writer Onfv Initials
VII - pubiahed sh@a reauszted.
Mr.. F1xit: I. IL necessary to
have = state license 20 practice
Swedish massage N 80. what
would b the fee for the license:
n. J. l.
There IL no state license in
Washington. but a city license
costing SIS per year ia required.
Mr.. FiNit; I would like 81
know when the silver trout start
running mp the PuyaIlup river.
Also when is the peak and the
end Of the run &c.
Silver trout should begin nun
ming about this time. since they
usually come with the King sal
mon. which are off the mouth Of
the river now. The rain and
cooler weather. with resultant
clearing OF the river. should
make the trout more accessible.
The run should be through Sep
TENDER. October and November.
Mr.. Fixit: Can YOU tell when
the Pendleton Roundup came or
comes off: Also the admission
price, INTERESTED.
Roundup dates are Sept 10 TO
l3. inclusive. The prices are Diff
ferent on different DAYS. Ad-
mission prices start at 81.
Mr.. fixif: Could you give IN
the address Of some pet shop or
store where they sell guinea
pigs7 f. M, Carlsborg.
You can find them at the Pet
Supply. FAC Pacific ave. Tacoma.
MIR. Fixit: To settle an argu-
ment. could You please tell us
when the song titled Red Sails
In the sunset" became popular.
A. q. =.
The song was published in
1888. Popularity Of II, as gen.
orally has been the case since
the radio era began. followed
Immediately.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
PULSE OF
THE PU BLIC
SMITH SHOCKED
AT TAX PROPOSALS

Editor, The Times: l am send
ing the enclosed letter to all
members of the United States
senate. / feel that the subject
involved and my method OF ap-
proach might be of interest to
your readers.
FRED. A. SMITH,
County Assessor.
Members of the United States
Senate,
Washington, D. c.
Gentlemen: | am shocked at
the action of the senate in offer
ing amendments to II. r. No.
o417. lowering the exemptions
and thus impairing the standard
of living of a very large part Of
our population. We have a large
number Of salaried workers
whose incomes are fixed and
cannot be changed. who receive
considerable less than $1,000
per year. These persons are now
having to absorb the increased
prices of food and practically all
other commodities which they
necessarily purchase. The cost
OF living has increased at least
as much as the price OF sugar,
zoe in the past few months.
1T would be far better IL the
house exemption limits were in
creased rather than diminished
and the levies of taxation above
the exemption be increased TO
meet any desired need Of rev.
enue. The surtsx should be
started at Sc and graduated up
TO take not less than SOC at
$4,000 per year. In this group
certainly no one would actually
suffer. or their living standards
be reduced. And above $4,000
per year. the rates could easily
be increased poo. And over
$50, 600 per year. it would seem,
that all individuals could log
ically be expected to patrotical-
ly give up all income.
We are asking literally mil
lions Of our young men TO give
up their time, their Jobs and
possibly their lives for $50 per
month. Certainly any individual
whose income exceeds $50 600 a
year should be willing to sscri-
flee his luxuries above that.
when his status is compared
with the soldier who is asked to
give all. otherwise this war 10
save democracy will be fought in
vain. as was the previous world
war.
Taxation is one OF the most
effective means Of establishing
and maintaining an approximate
equality Of wealth and income.
Especially in times Of national
emergency. which tie 4 TO
throw into the hands Of q few
people 81 extraordinary amount
Of the national income there
should be extreme levies on al
incomes which exceed by more
than g very few times. the cost
Of maintaining an average
standard OF living.
The ain. of those who write
a tax law should always be. not
how much Is taken from the IN
dividUaI. but how much ne mas
left after the tax Is taken IN
times OF national emergency
those who are fortunate enough
% have large incomes should be
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
SO THEY SAY

When a man bites his wife.
it's news. But when he brings
the groceries regularly, not even
the neighbors know il Strikes
makes headlines. What lies back
Of them rarely does.-Robert
r. p. Brooks. labor consultant,
OPM.
7 can give you my personal
word that Roosevelt, the man,
has q deep hatred for war.
Roosevelt. the president. has the
task Of carrying American de-
mocrscy forward under Cod
against any resistance. - Rear
Admiral Richard Z. Byrd
In the philosophy q Nszsm
we face not merely godlessness,
but go6lessness which even now
Is IN grave danger Of carrying
out It's ruthless program--Asso-
cate Justice Frank Murphy,
L. S suprems court
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02

II wasn't generally known. but
careful provision was made 10
watch the public as well as the
soldiers while the mock war
fare was taking place. Northern
Louisiana and Southersn Arkan-
sas were flooded with field
agents from the office of Fed
eral Security Administrator
Paul V. McNutt.
One Of McNutt's duties is TO
see that cities and towns around
the camps take care OF the boys
when they pass through. What
the agents observed has been
recorded. community by COM
munity. This information Is de-
signed TO show weak spots
which the government viii try
TO strengthen against the day
when shooting begins.
Great care was taken to in
form each community along the
line OF march just how many
soldiers would pass through and
how long their ssopovers would
be. The word was broadcast
that the first thing the boys
want u a shower bath. the SEC
ond clean clothes, and the third
a place 10 write home. One town
In Louisiana went TO great
trouble 10 rig up an outdoor
shower bath with so outlets. But
no one thought 10 test the water
pressure When the rush be-
gan. out Of each nozzle came
a trickle.
Another community built a
row OF IS drinking fountains on
the lawn OF one OF It's churches.
When the troops arrived,
length Of pipe Was missing. and
instead Of accommodations for
IS men 10 wet their whistles at
= time. there was 4 place for
only one. One town rounded up
its entire lsundress population
the night before the soldiers
came. and had the women wait
ing at their tubs as the head Of
the column appeared. They did
n land office business. and kept
the price down 10 flat 40 cents
per soldier regardless OF the
amount Of work needed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02

soldiers that genuine emeralds
could not be broken. When the
spanisrds had become convinced
the Inca emerAlds were false
after smashing a few in tests,
the priests even sslvAged the
fragments OF the stones thus
broken,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
Italy Takes What's Left

interesting sideght the Nazi occupation of Greece
recently to light in eyewitness story by Ralph
Kent, who there when the Germans came.
that the Germans naturally seized most of the
food in sight, ate what they could and sent the rest back
to Germany But about the time they finished they
ordered onward probably to Russia. Eighty thousand
of Mussonis troops then brought to do police
duty the conquered But all the good food had already
been consumed by the Germans and the Italians have had
TO make-shift with what left, which wasn't much
Somehow that looks like adequate forecast of what
Italy may look forward to in event of Italian victory
Mussoni would get whatever was left after Hitler had
taken everything he wanted.
Wisdom is ofttimes when stoop than when
PARLIAMENTARY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
URGE SPEAKING TOUR
By PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT

An effort is under way to con-
vince President Roosevelt that
he should make a brief speaking
tour through the middle west.
The pressure comes from pro-
war Republicans as web as from
an important element within his
own party. They argue II VIII
take more than the presidents
persuasive radio voice from the
White House 20 reduce non
inteFSentionis, sentiment IN the
states sway from the aboard.
The most effective opposition
10 the presidents foreign policy
derives from those states mid
way between the Atlantic and
the Pacific. II anybody in Wash
inEton doubted this before. he
no longer does after hearing re-
ports from congressnen who
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
Building Skills

Defense training courses building increased skill
In 642 600 persons So according the Office of
Emergency Management
That includes 1000 training for jobs 600 training
the job for better jobs 27o0o0 unemployed youth taking
vocational training and 1877 900 in the engineering defense
courses.
Not only in lands money. and lies the wealth
Of people but also in the total of its sks and abilities
Here again building assets not only for the current
defense program but for the future.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
DENTISTS DouCILE
by John Hix

The four thousand teeth which
at a dollar each-built a new
home for d. J. L. Billiard. were
all extracted from the mouths of
grateful patients within the
short space of year and half!
Tomorrow: Singing Lizard,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
What 10 Do When War Boom Breaks
Answer May Be Found in Story OF Joseph
system Worked Out Well in Egypt

he had a purple and gold suit
and was made boss Of the drive
70 head off the famine. OF
course. he didn't know a thing
about farming or handling crops
OF any kind. But he had been
doing a lot OF thinking and
studying and had acquired
some very definite. economic
theories that ought TO be ap-
piled to government affairs.
Fact is Joseph was a brain
truster and organized the
worlds first brain trust. He
gathered about him a lot Of
young fellows and began to
regiment" the country's pro-
ductive forces on a seven year
program. He told the people
how much they could produce
and how much must be saved
every year.
OF course. there was a lot a.
kicking about destroying individ-
ual initiative and the regulars
said the country was going to
the bow vows. Even the king
and members OF the cabinet
wondered just exactly what was
going to come Of the way this
young fellow was bossing things
but they didn't know what else
to do so they let him go.
To make a long story short,
the end of the seven years found
warehouses and granaries all
over the country full Of food.
There was enough to feed the
people during the seven years of
famine and some to sell to coun-
tries which didn't have a brain
trust. Everybody told Joseph
he was a great guy and he mar
ried into the royal family. 1t
wasn't his fault that the coun-
try went haywire when pros
perity returned and the brain
trust was retired.
If there is any moral to this
story it is this:
For a few years business is
going to be good. Wages are
heading toward an all high peak
and in spite Of war taxes and
the increase in costs of living
there will be an opportunity to
save a portion of the income
and produce a little more every
year than We need. Then, when
the inevitable break comes,
there will be something to 60 on.
OF course, every person with
any income at all is going to
save something by putting some
money into defense bonds, which
is the right thing to do. But
on top of that there are many
economies that can be effected
TO add little to every individ-
ual savings account.
This isn't going to be COM
pulsory. Like the theme in that
very interesting radio program
you can take it or leave it.
No matter 1Chat your cares
an noes,
Don't humOr EN- By fret
tin,
II hard luck aims her heary
bloUS,
Strike back-don't 90 to
frettin'.
Screl0 APP your nerre an
hold your grip,
An keep a frozen upper
lip,
For anything on earth can
lick
The man who gifts to
frettin'.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
es~ lssi - u.sss< p-s.- s.~ss->s
Tn sss Pa os---AE rss. -
INCA STRATEGY

When the conquistadores un-
der Pizarro ransacked the Inca
empire for its wealth. they
quickly discovered that Inca
priests had great stocks OF en-
eralds. The priests. thinking
fast TO save their gems. told the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-02
An Inside Picture of Finon-
Al0A ciol and Political America
BY RAY TUCKER

Neutrality-suspicious. reports reaching Wash
ington the subject of civilian morale in connection
with the Louisiana games. have been disquietng.
They indicate that residents of the small towns in the
unprepared for the widely advertised
troop movements. And in many instances they cold
toward the boys when they rumbed into town aboard
motor transports, caissons and tanks.