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Evening star., 1942-02-17
Secret Documents
Taken From Japs in
California Studied
TruckIouds of Contrubund
Including U. S. Uniforms
Seized at Sacramento
BY the Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 17.-Japa-
nese uniforms and secret documents,
seized in new F. B. I. raids on Japa-
neSe alien areas in Northern Cali
fornia, were studied by Federal off,
GERS today while demands increased
for more stringent restrictions on
alien populations within strategic
Pacific Coast zones.
At Sacramento, California's capi-
tai which is near important air
fields, the Federal agents confiscated
truckloads of contraband, and ar
rested IA aliens.
Nat Pieper, chief Of the F. B. I.
at San Francisco, said the contra
band included four Japanese Army
and Navy uniforms, two United
States Army uniforms, important
secret documents and three empty
aerial bomb castings.
In Monterey, near the coast and
large Army camps, the F. B. I. ar
rested four more Japanese aliens in
the second sortie within q week in
that region.
AVA0A ~ AAVAN
A special House of Representa-
tives committee was en- route to
San Francisco from the Nations
Capital to open hearings on prob
lens involved in the evacuation Of
alien populations from the Pacific
Coast. Chairman Tolan said his
committee would hear testimony
from 1t. Gen. John De Witt, COM
manding general of Western defense,
and Gov. Culbert L. Olson. Later
hearings were scheduled for Port
land, Seattle and Los Angeles.
With the second greatest alien
population in the Union, California
and it's 2O5 900 Axis aliens grew in
creasingly concerned about what
should be done to protect vital de-
fense centers. Hundreds of aliens
already have been shifted from for
hidden zones, although the bulk Of
an estimated 10000 have until Feb
ruary "a to move.
The San Joaquin County Farm
Bureau Federation passed resolu-
ton calling on Gov. Olson and Fed
eral authorities to declare martial
law in California to enforce alien
restrictions. Another resolution said
removal of Japanese farmers, re-
ported to produce a third of Cali
fornia's vegetable crop, would not
interfere with normal production.
A plea was issued by Richard M.
Neustadt, head of the Social Sc
curity Board for Western States,
that Americans aid in lessening the
hardships caused by sudden disrup-
ton of alien homes.
In Los Angeles, travel permits
were issued to 200 families to move
to a 1,000-acre settlement in Orange
County. The move was protested by
Sheriff Jesse L. Elliott on grounds
that he did not want to see Orange
County made "a dumping ground
for the Japs."
An editor of Seattle Japanese
American paper, James Sakamoto,
warned of difficulties facing both |
aliens and sections into which they
are shifted.
"If they suddenly put down sew
eral hundred in one area" Saka-
moto said, there may be some ter
rible race riots. We hope the Gov |
ernment will disperse the Japanese
over wide area"
Evening star., 1942-02-17
| Mardi Gras Is Turned
Into Defense Bond Rally
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 17.-Uncle
Sam reigned as king of the Mardi
Gras here today as the nearly CEN
tury-old celebration, blacked out by
the war, was turned into a defense
bond rally clmaxed by an Army
Navy Relief ball.
Retail establishments. usually
thousands of dollars richer from
world-over tourists spending, de-
voted their efforts and advertising
to selling defense stamps and bonds.
Citizens. who annually had shelled
out their money on the lavish Mardi
Gras parades and glittering balls,
did their parading to special booths
set up all over the city and spent
their money for the war effort.
The million dollar celebration re-
Gently was called OF for the third
time since its beginning back in
1857. The bond rally and relief ball
tonight were scheduled as after
thoughts.
Evening star., 1942-02-17
afetyCounci| Opens
Drive 10 Cut Mishaps
In Homes, on Farms
Domestic Deoth Toll,
$1,000, Exceeded Only
By Traffic FotoIities.
By the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Feb. 17.-So you think
you're safe at home"
More than 30 900 persons lose their
lives annually in the United States
largely because Of literal acceptance
of that expression, the National
Safety Council said today in start
ing . new phase of Nation wide
emergency safety campaign re-
quested by President Roosevelt Is
q weapon against waste.
To representatives of more than
100 national organizations cooper
ating in the first co-ordinated drive
to reduce deaths and injuries in
homes and on farms, Col. John Still
well, council president. said:
1T Is within our power to change
the conditions which permit $1,000
deaths and over 5000, 900 injuries
annually in farm and home acci-
dents. We must search out the
formula for making our homes the
havenS Of safety they are mistakenly
thought to be-"
he advocated intensive educa-
tional campaigns, engineering safe
guards in the manufacture of house.
hold equipment and the construc-
ton of homes and further research
on the causes Of farm and home
accidents.
w. H. Cameron, managing di-
rector of the council, asserted "in
IS per cent Of all accidents there
is human failure of some kind"
I'VE call these failures lack Of
skill. misunderstanding, stupidity,
disregard of instructions, reckless
ness and many other names. But
the impressive fact is that the acci-
dent problem will remain unsolved
until these human failures are over
come by intensive education in a
year-round campaign to instill
habits Of safety into every man,
woman and child"
National Safety Council records
show home accidents are second
only to traffic mishaps as the Ma
tion's chief killer, $4,000 and 40 900,
respectively, last year. Farm ac-
cidents fatalities totaled $500 in
1910, making agriculture the Ma
lions most dangerous industry.
Evening star., 1942-02-17
Congress in Brief
TO-DAY.

Senate:
Considers civilian defense appro-
priation.
House:
Considers record-large deficiency
bill for Army supplies, lend-lease aid,
and merchantmen for United States
Maritime Commission.
Rules Committee studies bill to
broaden administrations war powers.
Ways and Means Committee hears
Mayor La Guardia of New York on
administration s300.000,0 900 plan to
provide compensation of war-dis-
placed workers.
Evening star., 1942-02-17
Edward Rhine Dies at 80

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Feb. IT
R.-Edward Rhine, 80, retired New
York silk importer and manufac-
turer, who was an intimate Of Presi-
dent Wilson, died yesterday. Wilson
called him colonel because he
looked so much like Theodore
Roosevelt"
Evening star., 1942-02-17
School Budget Meeting

The Board of Education will meet
at pm. February 26, at the Thom-
son School, Twelfth and L streets
NV, with representatives OF civic
organizations to discuss the status
of the 1943 school budget now be-
fore Congress.
Evening star., 1942-02-17
Report

Furnished By the United States weather sureau)
District Of CombiaColder tonight with fresh
MayndColder in east much colder with nuries in west
portion tonight fresh to strong winds
Vgna-Coder and colder
hurries southwest extreme portions tonight
Evening star., 1942-02-17


Capitol
of
the Woman Single
Evening star., 1942-02-17

Now Is the time for al geod men to
come to the aid Of their country.
Buy Defense bonds,
Evening star., 1942-02-17

Automobile lights must be turned On
one-haf hour after sunset.
PraeawSfa xtn~
Evening star., 1942-02-17
Distinguished Chilean
Family Of De|ano
Related 10 President
South American Brunch
Founded in 18th Century
By Sailing Coptoin

Mr.. Rogers Is one of a number
OF American ue,cspdpermen r,op
risiting Chile a. guests OF Chilean
ssetDspapeTs.. This Disit returns
the pisit of Chilean newspaper
men last year tpho were guests OF
American newspapers, including
The Star. The interchange OF
Journalists iDds arranged By
United States Ambassador to
Chile Claude BoDeTs.
Evening star., 1942-02-17

Monthly precipitation In inches in Il
Capttal Current month to datel:
Evening star., 1942-02-17

Record fer Last "A Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest. Sc. at 11:5O pm. today. Year
ago, As.
Lowest. A. at $40 Am. today. Year
ago, "a.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 65. on January Is.
Lowest. 6. on January IL.
Humidity for Last "a HenFs.
(From noon yesterday to noon today.
Highest, % per cent, at $50 Am. today.
Lowest. "a Der cent, at 2:30 An. today.
River Hspert.
Potomac and shenandoah Rivers muddy
ct HaEpers Ferry; Potomac muddy at
Great Falls today.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey
Evening star., 1942-02-17


poem she composed for the occasion
urging the participants to draw in
spiration from Miss Anthonys deeds.
Many Groups Participate.
I The Marine Band Orchestra, con-
Quoted by William E. Pheiner,
played several selections.
Among the organizations partici-
pating were: ter-American Com
mission of Women, Woman'S Single
Tax Club, Women Of Puerto Rico,
American Federation of Soroptimists
Clubs. American Medical Woman's
Association, Association of American
Women Dentists, Columbia Heights
Art Club, Congress of Women's
Auxiliaries of the Council for Indus
trial Organizations, District Of Co
lumbia Federation of Women's
Clubs, District Sunshine and Com
munity Society, Excelsior Literary
Club, League of Republican Women
Of the District of Columbia, National
Association of Colored Women, Ma
tional Association of Women Law
yers, National League Of American
Pen Women, National Poetry Gen.
ter, National Woman's Party.
National Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union, Pennsylvania Fed
GRAFTON of Democratic Women's
Clubs, Pilot Club of Washington,
Political Study Club, Pro-Bonata
Club, Republican Women's Club Of
Takoma Park, Md; Susan B. An
thony League Foundation, Women's
National Democratic Club, Women's
City Club, Women's Relief Corps,
World Woman's Party, National
Council Of Jewish Women Women's
International League for Peace and
Freedom and Osteopathic Woman's
Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31

Michael Joseph - the first is for
Mickey Rooney, because the Pas
ternaks expect the baby to be ultra
small l.. Don't be too surprised if
Deanna Durbin works at Metro
after she finishes her next (and last
on her contract picture for Uni
versal. Pasternak is at Metro and
Deanna wants to work for him
again .. Lana Turner is taking no
chances on her health at this time
and delayed the start of her next
movie, Marriage Is a Private Al
fair" until she RECEIVERS from her
cold. Wise girl, Lana.
I see where Jean Arthur and
George Sanders have just been voted
the least cooperative female and
male stars in Hollywood oy the
Women's Press Club. I agree about
Jean. But think Sanders has been
maligned. I have always found him
courteous and ready to answer most
questions although in reply to
What have you to say about it?"
he said Il have decided to make no
comments" Which is wise, perhaps.
In my opinion, the scallion for the
least cooperative male star should
go to Charles Laughton or Paul
MUM. The fact that Cary Grant, on
the least cooperative" list last
year, is labelled most cooperative"
this year with Rosalind Russell as
the LADY, is indicative of the ire
mendous change in Cary during the
past II months. One day I'll write
story and tell you why.
Paulette Goddard, who gets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31

ness being photographed in bathing
suits. Even the Great Carlo is
reported to have done it.
But not Miss Bergman. Definitely
not Miss Bergman. When she first
arrived from Sweden some four
years ago she whispered a husky
mo" in that charming voice of hers,
and 1t has been mo" ever since.
Not that Miss Bergman has an
aversion to bathing suits. Far from
it. Experts in such matters who
have seen Miss Bergman summing
herself at the beach report that the
star of Warner Bros "Casablanca"
has every reason to be an almost
nom stop wearer of bathing suits.
That" explains Miss Bergman,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31

around a lot, got around with
Charlie Chaplin the other evening
at Romanoff's. Yes, she is sporting
a new piece of jewelry as her Christ
mas present from him.
Ann Sothern might be Mrs. Robert
Sterling before you read this u.
Ginger Rogers. who was being SOUL
full with Ensign Robert Stack last
week, is now being ditto again with
Philip Reed. He was visiting her
on the set of Lady in the Dark"
and for the length of his stay the
lady was communicative to the
press.
Jack Oakie and John Payne are
now living together In Oakies pent-
house apartment.
What do you talk about all the
time?" I rashly asked Oakie.
Women and war" he replied.
Both boys are unwilling bachelors.
Producer Nunnally Johnson has
cancelled the kissing scene in THE
Moon Is Down" Doris Bowdon
(his real-life wife) was to have re-
ceived the kiss. Why, Nunnally, are
you a jealous husband?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31

which she played rather awful twins
almost rubbed her off the film map
She hopes that Russia, which was
lucky for her once. will do a repeat
with the fans. BY the way, Greta
has no Hollywood man in her life at
the moment. DR.. Gaylord Hauser
Is out, and the New York dressmaker
she was interested in is out of town
So here is your chance, Hollywood
wolves.
Joan Crawford's stand-in, who is
more like Joan than Joan is her
self. was surrounded by dozen
sailors at the entrance to the Metro
studio. Then along comes Miss
Crawford and the boys look stupe-
fed. "Oh, we thought she was
YOU" they tell the star.
Joan's adopted daughter, Chris
tina, asked her last week, Where
is Christopher, mummy" (the lit
tie boy was recently taken from
Joan by his PARENTS.
"Oh. he's in the country having
. wonderful time Joan replied.
'Dya think Santa Claus will bring
US another baby brother?" the lit
tie girl persisted.
THE next baby boy I adopt" Joan
tells me, will be from an institu-
ton where my name will be with
held from the parents"
Talking about babies-and every
one is these days-Joe Pasternak,
whose son arrived the day after
Christmas, is also expecting "a calves
on his ranch in Lancaster. The
Pasternak heir gets the name,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31

lis the entire idea. I wear bathing
suits when bathing suits are re-
quired. That is, when I go In SWIM
ming. Otherwise I don't. Perhaps
some day may play in a picture
which requires that I 60 in SWIM
ming.
Until then" said Miss Bergman,
mo bathing suits for pictures"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
Bergman Likes
Bathing Suits
In Their Place
NO Has Been LngridS
Unalterable Reply
To Eager Leg Artists
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Ingrid Bergman is back home in
Rochester again with another tri-
umph over Hollywood. In four
years of American film making she
has yet to be pictured in bathing
suit.
This amounts to heresy, almost,
in the film capital. To Hollywood
the bathing suit is an ingenious in
vention Of Mack Sennett which Of
fers a logical excuse for what Is
known as leg art" and Cheese
cake" Every actress is supposed
to spend her first year in the bust
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31

for this assignment. His father was
a clergyman and his brother law
Is chief Of chaplains at Fort Sher-
idan, near Chicago. He himself
studied for the ministry but gave 1t
up, although he paid his way
through the University of New
Hampshire by preaching.
On December Z, 1941, Morgan was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
H6MH 1880 c st. NE,
AAS ~ IT'D 600

Ann Al soTHFRN. RED sKELToN in
RfoaRNEA RTA p aaA4!FlE ant At $40; 24o:
GET HEP TO LOVE At ! 50,
New Years Eve Late Show Tonight,
L LAS COmDlete Shnnt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31

the first and only announcer In the
country from an independent radio
station to take broadcast from the
White House. Previously the net
works were the only radio people
represented, but this enterprising
young man decided that his small
Washington station also deserved
epresentation-and got it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
C0I.0NY 4sao Ca. Ave. NV.

GREER CARSON. WALTER PIDGEoN
IN BLOSSOMS IN DUST" At 6,
r4O, 9,35: New Years Eve Midnight
snow Tonight. Show Starts ll;3n,
EDGAR BERGEN and CHARLIE Nc
| CARTHY; FIBBER MCGEE and
MOLLY in HERE WE GO AGAIN"
| Tickets Now on Sale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31

PENN Pa. Ave. at 18th Sc.
p.-n;. FIR; $500. Mat 1P.M.
ERRROL Flynn. ALEXIS SMITH OH IN
GEN TLEMAN JIM At 10. goa
5:25, :35, a:45. New Years Eve
Gate SHOW Tonight. Last Complete
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
RKO's Selection
Is Well Qualified

Raymond Morgan, narrator Of
Army Chaplain" third of RKO-
Radios This Is America" series Of
two-reel pictures, is the ideal man
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-31
Greta Carlo Will Expire
AS Heroine for Russia
Star Hopes Soviet Film
Will Restore Popularity
Lost in Last Feature
By SHEILAH GRAHAM,

hoLYWooD-Greta Carlo will die in Russia the in
WHICH you remember she achieved rebih populariyin
Nnotchka In the collective farm
expires heocay scorchng the
eaog man poys famous orchestra
thinking Of and will be either William Spencer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
GIRLS FOR DRUG STORE

GOOD ringer wsVer. manicnrisi Lafayette
1873 sunday. Lafayette 1880 Monday
and NIesdaNy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Situations Wanted-Femole

c"0ossOUs w uuee e"use
EXPERIENCED oolor.d worker. days Al
cleaning. TR. 1925
EXPERIENCED colored girl wishes days
cleaning, laundry. IS. carfare. Mslross
1898.
NEAT eolored, wishes JOB, maid OF ele,s
tor operator: references. Tyler 7-94si
NEAT colored girl wishes part time. no
Sundays, Twinbrook i-79i7
RELIABLE colored' woman wants DAYS.
cleaning; snndry; excellent worker
RELIABLE eolored giri wants days part
time; cleaning. laundry. Townsend 5-957s
TYPING done. all kinds. reasonable prices
downtown office Call Cherry 2f4s
WOMAN wants cooking. serving parties.
lunches, also practical nursing. Tuxedo
2-2472
cOLoRED woman wishes family washing
curtains, Csc pair. Can Townsend
i-is7s
COLORED Cir wishes light homework or
care OF child ia refined home 30 home
nights Tyler i-53ss
cOLoRED With references wishes dsy
work Monday ana Tuesday. Temple
2-sifa.
coIORED- Weeks. part time: maid. wait
ress. store. beauty shop. Temple i-4052
coLoRED girl wishes week work. HON,
nights; Si2 week. Tyler 5-s295
coLoRED girl wishes days weeks work;
home nights; references. Terrace 2-s573
coLoRED-Girl wants steady. days. clean.
ing. laundry; So. carfare. Fitzroy 1923
CoLoRED- Experienced girl wants DAYS.
steady; general; IS. carfsre. Cherry 3lsi.
CoLoRED woman. experienced. wants
days laundry, cleaning; 50, earfsre.
Townsend 6-s373.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

LADIES For soliciting fnT uprolster-
Ing Good proposition. salary and com
mission apply Fournier Cpholstering
Company. 1909 Harper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
xxoezt Se41Zcp DEzoczdW
BUYERS GUIDE
PLUMBING, HEATING

AZ LOW $3.50, sinks. sewers, drains,
cleaned by modern equipment No dig
ging, work guaranteed. Anywhere, any
time. Hogarth 1874
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

LADY 10 select train, manage outside
corset sales force locally S1lary $40
week expenses Write Box A SIS. u.
trot Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

REVEREND TRAFB. Divine Hsalings
Readings Daily, 81 1917 Michigan. Lsta.
Netta OTS6
REVEREND Hazel Dsmrau- Divine Heal
ings. Hours SIS p. m. Trinity i72s2
i7tl Ferry Park
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE Church OF
Chflat Appointment daily 1850 Wesl
Grand boulevard. Tyler 6-7333
SAVE! can Dollar Dry Cleaners
Cash ana Garry. Cherry 6131
wONEN'S MEDfcfNT,- Chumsnie's Pegu
lar Herb and Iron Pills 50 90 per box
; boxes $500 no e. n as Chumsnl'
Medicine Co.. TT. New Richmond Ohio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

~ YOU LIKE TO DRAW SKETCH or
FAINT write for Talent Test (no fseD
Give axe and occ7lp patton. Write Bon sos.
Detroit r mes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Female Help Wanted

EXPERIENCED wAITREss-Good work.
ing eonditionsi permanent excellent
wages. $3.50 East McNichols.
EXPERIENCED ssiesgirls; nice store. good
proposition. steady work. 1921 woodward.
FIVE GIRLS. Is to 80. neat Tor dts
tributing free samples: no experience
necessary: steady work: straight salary SIS
week. Rapid Advancement. 35i0 Wood .
ward ave Room Z From 10 7 p m
GIRL Housework: employed couple: one
child; no cooking; stay; So. University
3-723s
GIRLS FOR DRUG STORE
Have several Immediate openings for girls
with cosmetic drug or cigar counter eN-
psrirnrr Must -hsVs-saA -at-Fpprs -Essra'
experience. Highest salary, excellent hoprf.
unlimited possibilities for promotion snd
advancement with Michigan. largest drug
COMPANY. Apply Monday, 10 a. m. Per
sonnet onice use Msrsnieiie st. entrance.
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc.
1927 TWELFTH STREET
GOOD ringer wsver. msnicurist Lafayette
1873 Sunday. Lafayette 1880 Monday
ana Tuesday,.
HoUsEwoRK; stay. one child no cook
ing; good home; So Tyler 1904
IF you like 20 DRAW, SKETCH or PAINT
see TALENT TEST sd In instruction
column.
LADIES For soliciting fnr upnolster-
Ing Good proposition. salary and com
mission apply FournIer Cpholstsring
Company. ils0s Harper
LADY 10 select train. manage outside
week expenses. Write Box A SIS. ~.
troit Times
LAUNDRY girls wanted. not over 10: no
sSp"riencs necessary. Apply i73T Finn
hurst
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Carpe. Cleaners and Dyers

Al A SPECIAL. 9x12 $3.50
CASH ara carry. 81 %. 80 wears expert
snce i0n', guaranteed Detroit Oriental
RuE Works. 1922 Broadstrsst no 5000
Al SPECIAL, 9X12, $3.50
Beautifully cleaned, renovated absolutely
guaranteed Insurer. Garfield Rug and
Furniture Cleaners. Tyler 5iS0o. 100"
Jos Campsu .t.
ABSOLUTELY guaranteed: sxi2 scientfi
csuv cleaned. renovated. $50, insured
Federal Rug Cleaners. University i-35o0
1929 Hamilton
American Carpet Cleaning
sxi2 $3.50; 40 years. exper. MAD. 1913.
American Carpet Cleaning
sVi2 S3 50: 90 wears sxpep MAD. 1913.
MICHIGAN'S hnest rug and furniture
cleaners 9x12 - 50. Michigan Carpet
Cleaners. Plaza 1870 Townsend s-s0su
NORTHWESTERN Carpet Cleaning, 45l5
COllingWoOd Rugs cleaned insured
Telephone Hogarth 300
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Al SAND BLASTING JOB

On all Metal Parts. Castings. ForginEs
SPECIAL SERVICE on Defense Contract
Star Sand Blasting Service
TWINBROOR i-i222
ACME Roll Company Capacity ayailah bic
tool lathe production. 10" rs latnes.
1851 Crane. Plaza 1852.
ALGER Engineering Company--Tool. Jig
fixture gauge designing. open for add
tional com m ments. Goa Hoffman Building
cadillac 1875.
ARC welding rods all sizes come early
bargain 23i2 West Warren
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
War Sr',-tOntrscts
Ard
DEFENSE .A7EsS

g. = ~ The eompsnies listed IN this
40 e raiumn are IOOfs behind our
x.IInuG government for defense. They
INK are the men behind the men
= TTbN = behind the guns, speeding M
.H- war victory for America
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

Begins ~ % for a Charts corseiiere who
- todsv husirf-,hsA- epsTr-ta- wee old
and new clients Excellent earning II
yon like 70 work on your nan time and
can give good references. write Box a3s
i4-tt7rt ffrrr-
MAID WHITE upstairs girl and waitress
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
TEA ROOM
TIE !. l.. HUDSON co

TEA ROOM
TIE J. l.. HUDSON co.
rs. several openings N the TEA ROOM for
part time wpttrsStFs arr usners Apply
Employment Ofhcs. lon Fioor, between
% and ~ 20
TRADE Publications ss'sswomea u call
On dept stores New offers Apply
~ OF Lafayette h,dg
TWO GIRLS 1920. must be rest and
fres n travel Pleasant circulation
work Coor earnings Apply n. m,
,odn 92o Lafsys'is h'dE
WOMEN
TO WORE ~ FooD coMMIsARy. IS TO
~. MARRIED PREF ERRED APPLY
MICHIGAN SPORTS sFRv1CF. nc .
BRiGG STADIUM MICHIGAN AID
TRt'NPr'1.L AYES MARCH - tNp %
RFTWEFN o ASD - SEE
Mr. TOSKtN PPIHG YOUR SOCIAL.
SECURITY CARD
COLoRED hesnty operator ~ booth Tor
rent 343s Brush, Randolph s1Os
CoLoRED oesuis operator full or part
tTr- TR. 1919