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MARRIAeEs-BIRTHs-DEATHs-DN DIVORCES
DEATHS

william Tank. 5e3s Baldwin. a..
Clara willer. 1888 Saratoga, 80.
John y. Foust, s3s Lothrop, IS.
Adolph Move. e2s Stanley. SO.
Thomas Hickens. 1882 Lacrosse, as.
Sicodemus Moody. 5i70 Twelfth. Sc.
Kstheryn Reese, sT32 cardoni. SO.
Lottie b. Krol. 5751 Kulick. ~.
Agnes Theodore. liz West Golden Gate, IS
James Hughes. 1907 Carrie, ! month.
Nathan koerwser, 1l04 West Philadelphia
81.
James Rothgery, 3lso Van Dyke, 81.
Leo skierski. 9sl Garfield, 81.
Sam Williams. 200 Theodore. 80.
Celestia Burrows, 80 Temple, SO.
Alfred Turgeon. s3s Putnam, rs.
Minnie A. Curtiss, 1888 steeer court, 70
Barbara T. stempi, 1920 Townsend, 81.
Joseph Howell. 5s67 Rohns, 23.
steve Zslen. eo1 Navahoe. 50.
Alta Bina Henderson. el5 Edison. ~.
George @. Bates, 225s Lothrop. so.
Ambrose Szalay. 4229 Crane. so.
Ella Ferguson. 1889 Holcomb. 81.
Paul r. schreiter, 57a1 Harding. "a.
Vincent Allor 1l702 East Jefferson, a..
Louis Miechiels. l27s2 Hamburg. "a.
Archie Frizxell, e14s West Lafayette, 50.
Bertha Ketz, 1888 Livernois, So
william Frederick Moore, sis Vernon
Kalamazoo. 40
David McCorrsy. 22i0 Cortland, az.
Marie Hovsepian. Bedford, Mass, %.
Nellie Scott, Youngstown. o, So.
John Doyle, 1881 Terry, 10.
James NJ Lammy. 255e Baldwin, SO.
Daniel Dun. 4N Howard. 80.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09
Murray Bakers
Win Over Lewis

PITTSBURGH. May 9 (UP).-
Supporters of CIO President Philip
Murray in his feud with ex-Presi.
dent John L. Lewis. claimed q
tactical victory today in the adop.
ton of twice-amended resolution
at the CIO state industrial unior
council convention.
Defeated after heated debate
225 TO 145. in it's first amended
form Thursday. the resolution was
adopted, after more changes, al
the final convention session late
yesterday.
The resolution, as present Thurs.
day, had split the four-day cor
vention into Murray and Lewis
factions, with friend of United
Mine Workers President Lewis
charging its condemnation of dis.
ruptive forces" in the CIO was a
slap at the mine union chieftain
As passed without dissent, the
controversial recommendation as
sailed "saboteurs who would
destroy American labor" and
praised Murray for his inspiring
wisdom and leadership"
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09
Cant Take Id
Battle sh ows Jap Navy
Weak, Chinese Say

CHUNGKING, China, May 8
tUP).-The naval-aerial battle In
the Coral Sea has not only frus-
trated Japan's ambition to invade
Australia but has proved that the
japanese navy is not in position
to meet a real blow by the Allies,
the army newspaper Sao-Tang-Pao
said today.
I'VE are confident that tho
Allies will not only be able to
crush the enemy In the south
west Pacific but to take the hght
to the waters Of Formosa and
kiushu (southwestern Japan)
and land on the gulf Of Toxic"
il said.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09
BIRTHS

BOYS
BOYS were born to-
Evelyn Allison. 1918 West Vernon.
Herrnina Aren,z, 1929 kerchevsl
Jeanne Baldwin. s2225 Harvard.
Geraldine Barber. 1855 Field.
Dorothy Berger. 2sss Lakewood.
Eleanor Bergler. 1871 Aaddslein.
Dora Black. le3f3 Ilene.
Helen Brusats. 1892 Wayburn.
Frances Bu,son. it6 Roehrig, Trenton.
Irene Rus1ek. 72Ts Burnett.
Clara carslano. 6432 Maxwell.
Enzsbe,h Chan. 7T2 soutn Military
Mary Cieslinski. 5035 EldridEs.
Margaret Cross. 1919 Albion.
Valera Dehring. 1909 Iowa.
Audrey Fielding. 1888 Grand River.
Temple Hopkins. 543e Commonwealth
Myrtle Hornyak. i14s North Cavalry.
Helen Jagodxinski. sI25 Petersmith.
Mary Kemp, 72t Navahoe.
Margaret Landry. 1oio5 Nadine. Hunting
viols Lewis. 237oo shaksspesrs. East De
troif.
Margare, Lemk.r. 1905 whitney
Myrtle Lipseomh 90 West James
Ida Lucas. 2502s 12-Mne road. BirminE
Florence Malady. sos wabash.
Irene Macleod, 74Il Lamphers.
Madeline Mari. 35337 Chestnut. WAYNE
Ruth Mcbride. 1871 Brady. Redfor'
BeryI Ode. 4s25 Cadillac
Classy Pielack, 2322 Lyman.
Margaret Podses, 54is Kendall Dearborn
Virginia Richard, s314 Montlieu.
Julia SinkiewicI, elO0 Peterson.
Josephine Swain. 2443 sixth
Eleanor swistkowski, 37o9 Holborn.
Claudiene Turner, TOSS Duncan.
Marie Walker. 32s Mohawk. Dearborn.
Chris were born to:
Rosa Anstandig. 40s1 Tyler.
Marjorie Boussie, 2737 East Jefferson.
Alberta Bryant. tiiI Sixth.
Frances Brannan. s245 Barrie, Dearborn.
Mary Burdick. IssI+ Fairfield.
Fannie Burton. 1901 stringham court.
Helen Cook. 1874 MeLsin. Allen Park.
Marian Conlon. 3si5 Tuxedo.
Veirna DiNatsle. 1852 Whiicamb.
Valera Quits. $3.50 Eastlswn.
Mary Easton. ees East Willis.
Rose Ford, 5s3s MCMILLAN.
Louise Giuliani, 400 Moran.
Mary Hawley. 1920 Roosevelt
Mabel Henderson, 1898 Parker.
Joyce Holdsrness. 1890 Whltehll.
lWilhelmina Howard. 6sse Rosemont
Lyla Hurlbut. SIS Notre Dame. Gross
Pointe
sonia Klein. 23ls Buens Vista.
Doris Klinger. 3233 Cortland.
Paula Kniesche. t7e5 Garland.
Lots Lsmsr. 13i02 Orleans
Helene Laupitz, 1880 Deering Farming
ton.
Rusden. Loron. s37 North Highland. Dear
! horn
Ulysses Lyons. 1000 Goddard.
Ann Martin 1913 Merkei.
Catherine Olds, 1880 Hickory.
Tia Peterson. 1893 Ash
Lucille Phelps. 4105 Fourth.
Sophie Plantas. 37i6 Greusei.
Lucille Potterpin. SITS Montlieu.
Revia Pratt. 1928 Theodore
Christina Rafferty, 7es Diekerson.
Harriet Raynak. 5453 Parker.
Madeline Reno. 2eis whitney.
otnha Regan. 1897 Lakewood.
Jean Rein, 61oi Domino.
Pauline Sanford. asa Temple.
Dorothy sauve. 1870 Cherrylawn.
Agnes sandau i4sas Stout.
Beatrice similuk 1850 Joseph Campau.
Irene skuzs. s07s Marcus,
Genevieve sladewskt. $3.50 Pinehurst, Dear
born.
Perrics Tews. iisn0 Flanders
Aautila Wiegins s3ts Traverse.
Kathryn Williams, 5s1i LeMay.
Leon zoladz. 3i57 Livernois.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09
War Spreads TB
America Urged to Act Now TO Prevent Conditions
Similar to Those in England

PHILADELPHIA. May 9 (UP),
The disastrous effect of the war
on English tuberculosis victims
was described today at the closing
session of the National Tuber-
culosis Association annual conven-
tion and delegates were urged tc
take Immediate steps TO forestall
similar happenings in America.
A paper prepared by DR.. j. B.
McDougail of the joint tuber-
culosis council, London, was read
by DR.. C. J. Wherrett of the Ca
madam tuberculosis Association.
McDougall wrote that within "a
hours after declaration of war in
England many sanatoria were
transformed to wartime basis,
and patients were discharged TO
make room for casualties. Staffs
were disorgahized when called for
air raid service.
Hundreds OF cases of infectious
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tuberculosis. he wrote, were un-
cared for during the winter of
1889 and a marked increase in
spread of the disease was noted.
Thousands of persons. he said
spent night after night in cold,
damp shelters. and tuberculosis pa
tients were forcibly billeted with
private families. Food rationing
imposed even greater hardships on
the patients.
DR.. Lewis j. Norman, Okla
homa City, Okla. was designated
president-elect of the association
to take office in 1943 convention
succeeding DR.. J. Burns Anderson
Jr.. New York.
DR.. John B. Barnwell. Ann Ar.
Dor, Mich, was named president
of the American Tradeau Society
medical division of the national
association, succeeding DR.. Henry
c. Sweany, Chicago.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Iwnfred J. skelly. %: Rose Lee FhIpat
rick. 10.
Harold Abrsmovi,eh, IS; Evelyn wsissmsn
II.
Loren J. Clark. ~; Ann Margaret Rafferty,
IS.
sam johnson. s'; Anna Mar. ror'osrs
Joseph Baek.r. ~; Bertha Graf. Il.
Robert NJ. Fnzgboons, a; Mary Y. Lock
Frederic 3. Lowri,. rs; Janet l. MaeIvor
Is
Clayton L. scrosgin,. n; Jeanne c. Weeks
Give d shnson. ~: Virginia Wood. Il.
Phillip L.vant, 33: Ethel Ksywell. 10.
Paul p. Piotrowski, 81: Dorothy Domsrsd
Ernest r. watkins. a; Sophia J. Prrybyl
Francis b. Perrin. %: Jean Il. Lschsnce
Perry Bowerman. 20: Margaret Gorree Is
George r. Bicksl. ~; Blanche L. Hutcher
Adsiph I'll d P.nehl,O' ~: caHmlr. wro0''~
Frederick NJ. overall. Il; Er. C. MeIu
Phillip z. strom. 20; Gladys Mari. Bailey
Carl stir. 81; Jean NJ Smith. Is.
Philip L. Myrand, IS. Msrguerit. o. Breen
rs
Georr. II. Cairns. 7s; Dora Champion, 77
James T. Doody. - Helen Ryan, 20.
Thomas A. WalinE. 22; Mary 4. camteils
Milton cousens. a.: Ida Axelrod. 23.
Chester J. cosnowsk, rs; stephsnie r
Geors. r. walker. Elizabeth v. cyrklefsky
STANLEY J. Jorehak. IS; Anseline Pondeil
Eddi. 7 Gor.liek. a.: shirls. B.resh. IS.
Norber Tighe Rowe, -. June l. Millaard
Frank Msswiehuk. a.; Catherine r. Rap
james Z. Frey, Al: Msrsu.rit. C. Dri.ni,
II, S.TI K.ns5,ss' <, s 2s: a. Ara.n. CLAYTON az.
Arthur c. Gibson, al Annie p. Midds. 20
Joseph T. Gould. 81; Helen NJ. Furlons, %
Marvin J. Blank, 22. Dorothy M. Conrad
wiln.m H. Spence. Al; Dorothy NJ. Car
Albert W. se.msnn. Al; Edna B. Tempest
30.
Thomas r. Dousher,y. 71; Betty l.. White
Anthony Rigsn. 7s; Mari. Moldovsn. 10.
Charlie n. Young. 55; Annie b. Woods, AZ
lClInord w. Niemeyer. 20: Ina Marie Han
Raymond A. woodman,es. ~; Iysi.e Jon.,
Rudolph Y. Dudss. 22; Loretta Weiss. ii
August A Dares, 10: Mary T. Chrabsk.
Charles r. Hutchinson. %; Margaret L
! Mum, ~.
Walter J. Gibbons. a.; Veronica Yslinek
IS
Lee r. snider "a; Doris NJ. Lsngsll. Is.
Cecil J. Borton. IS; Margaret r. Brandt
20.
Wesley 4. Grousan, 81; Jean Lillian Clark
30
Edward Piewk. al; Frances A. srumin
| ski, %.
Wilson J. McEvoy. ~; Marjorie Y. Dor
land, az
Harold 7. CLARK. 10: Cynthia Smith. 10.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09
New Raids on Aliens
Bring Guns, Cameras

BOSTON, May 9 UNS).-Con-
tinuing raids on the homes of 11e
German and Italian aliens in
Lynn. Mass. by local police and
the FBI netted a total OF Is guns
300 rounds of ammunition, rs
cameras and IS short-wave re-
ceivers, the FBI announced today
All homes searched were in the
vicinity OF war plants.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09
40 Flee From Beds
In New Jersey Fire

UNION CITY. N. J., May g
tINS).-A four-alarm fire drove
40 persons from their beds early
today in five-story building here.
The smoke routed "a families
from adjacent buildings. A score
of tenants. trapped in rear bed
rooms and cut off from the street
fire escape. were taken down lad
ders.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09
Male Help Wanted

PLUMBERS and helpers, with car and
tools. wanted TO install and service lawn
sprinkler systems. 73s West seven-Mile road.
Statesmen for storm sash and screens
top wages. 1925 FIREMAN.
SCHOOL BOYS, 16 OR OVER
TO DELIVER TELEGRAMs MOTHERS
DAY: MUST HAVE BICYCLE; HIGHEST
WAGES PAID. SEE Mr.. sWARTHOUT,
ROOM 206. NEW TELEGRAPH BLDG.
CONGRESS AND SHELBY STREETS.
Western Union Telegraph Co.
SCREEN AND STORM SASH INSTALL
ERs and helpers, with equipment. City
Sash q Screen. 20e45 Grand River.
TIMER outside man. Woof Roofing
Company, 12o04 North Martindale. Ho-
garth 662f
vULCANIZER wanted: must have ex-
perience: good salary; steady position.
Write or apply in person. Champion
Tire Co., 2615 South Saginaw St., Flint,
Mich,
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09
STUDENTS NOT EXEMPT

The committee almost unani-
busly disapproved a recent sug-
|stion to Eisenhower by DR.. Rob-
J C. Sproul, president Of the
diversity of California. and en-
rsed by other Pacific Coast edu'
tors, that American-born Japa'
Sc students attending universe
Is and colleges in the prohibited
hstal area be permitted to con-
hue their educat tions unit
aduation.
The committee also urged that
roundup and evacuation ol
aanese should not be confined
~ TO the Pacific Coast bu
did be nationwide inasmuch al
ere are some $4,000 in Other
Irts of the country, 5000 in New
brk City alone, who are just a:
tential a menace as those or
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09
Famous French Filler
Lost in MADAGASCAR

VICHY, May 9 INS).-Jean
Assolant. French flier who gained
fame with a transatlantic flight in
1899. is missing as a result of
operations in Madagascar. il was
announced today. Assolant flew
with the Vichy Air force and ap-
parently was shot down in resist
ing the British invasion.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09
10 War Vacations

SOUTH PORTLAND. Me, May
|CUP).-More than 10000 work.
Is at the Todd-Bath Iron Ship
hiding Corporation plant will
|luntarily relinquish summer va
ltions and take war bonds in
ace Of vacation pay.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09
u. ). Sends Mission
To South Africa

WASHINGTON. May 9 (UP).-
The United States is sending a
special mission TO the Union OF
South Africa 10 study development
of vast resources for the United
Nations war effort. it was dis
closed today.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09
DEATHS

oliver George Molsir. seO7 Chalfonte. ~
Everett Edward Jscobus. Kalamazoo, ~.
Edward W. McGinnis, i4f5 West Lstsy
ette, as
Otto " siewek. II Mclean, Highland Park
Matthew J Burns. s417 Frontensc, 80.
Jane Holloway, 3ie Westminster, 70.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09
JAP FLIERS BOMB INDIA

LONDON, May 9 (UP).-Japa-
nese planes flying at great height
bombed Chittagong. India. 20 miles
from the Burma border. yesterday,
well informed sources reported to-
day. No details were available.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09
DIVORCES

Divorces granted:
fla Bates from Harry.
Stella Mikrut from Alexander.
Eileen Conlan from Dwight.
Mary Martin from Frank.
Marcella Ruth Thom. from Georg
Charles.
Victoria Krui from Joseph.
xsnic varsni from Bernard d.
Herbert Strauss from Matte.
Beatrice Theimann from Walter.
Troy Alexander from Letthar.
Clifford LaBeile from Mary.
Roline Gross from Robert.
Jose phine McCarrou from Frank.
Margaret Bowles from Albert.
Margaret Higgins from Edgsr.
Nellie Bringsrdner from Charles.
James Cook from Margaret.
Doris Abbott from Archie.
Esther Cadle from Clinton.
Caroline Conner from Barton.
Mary Genovese from Louis.
Agda Widbor from John.
Emma Eberiein from Walter
Harold williams from Virginia
Barbara Rutkowskf from Harold.
Irene Romine from Earl.
Viola Clover from Allen.
Angeline Lesner from Clyde.
Violet Kierczynsh from John.
Jessie Brier from Alexander.
Gust Pappas from Helen.
Betty Hebert from George.
Elizabeth Capdivielle from Lawrence
Lora James from George.
Sophia Lovrensky from Mike.
Mary Hollenoaok from Albert.
Lucille Noirot from Curtis.
Mary r. Carr from Frank.
Frank N. Sell from Ella.
Fay Cousino from Bernard.
Elizabeth Tesmer from James.
Raymond Heske from Edna.
Hazel Holiey from Lonnie.
klbina cobsugh from James.
James Doody from Patricia.
John Powell from Hattie.
Cecil Stanton from Virginia
Lilly Kretchmsr from Richard.
jamie Hair from Willie.
Vivian Trombiey from Roland
John vehovsky from Bertha.
Annulnent:
John NJ. Burns from Genevieve Grubba.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09
Male Help Wanted

tool makers on small work. Apply
Nilsson Tool and Manufacturing Company,
1fall Schasfsr
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09
NEED PHYSICIANS

One problem that is being en-
untered is the lack of sufficient
panese physicians TO properly
Ire for the health of the evacuees.
was suggested by committee
kmbers that IL there are any
edical men available among the
nscientious objectors 10 Ameri-
military service they might
assigned to aid in caring for
ese japanese.
The committee was given the
eering information that investi.
|tions made through the Red
loss and other channels had re-
hled that Americans interned in
pan for the duration were re-
living satisfactory treatment IN
matter Of food. shelter. medi-
D care. etc. at the hands Of the
panese authorities.
|Another problem faced in the
location undertaking is DISPOSE
ln of automobiles owned by the
panese. Military restrictions
ohibit the use of these machines
tho ayactipeS
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09
WILLING TO WORK

Eisenhower told the committee
at thus far not n single Japa-
se removed from the prohibited
tritory had refused 10 work for
subsistence or had displayed
Sy evidences of surliness or in
bordination. demonstrating that
Q evacuation and relocation was
ling accomplished in an orderly
I'D cooperative spirit as a neces-
nv exigency of war.
Thus far il has not been possible
provide employment for al
lie to work, but employment
ojects are rapidly being de-
Hoped. The committee was in
E7ned that all who are giver
hployment will be compensated
accordance with the nature anc
tent of their employment anc
Z dependents they must care
J..
It was made clear, though, that
Ne will he paid as much as the
lst paid soldiers in the Ameri'
army. The wage scales are
wv in process OF determination.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09

lCoLoRED coUPLE-woman cooking and
laundry work: man cleaning and serving
good wages ideal living conditions; per-
manent position for right parties; refer
ences and health certificates; large home
and lots of work: II not good worker dc
not apply Address Detroit Times, Box =
6905. giving age. experience, address or
telephone number.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09
Female Help Wanted

y W
AN ALERT SALESLADY,
EXPERIENC GOOD
SALARY. APPLY IMMEDI-
ATELY AT 604 EATON
TOWER.
BEAUTY oPERAToR-Fnn or part time;
steady: .s.sa .so.ossa pay sse state FAR.
BEAUTY opsrstors-E1eeIisnt. steady po-
sition: short hours; good pay. Vine
wood 2-e3s0
| COUNTER GTRL--Experience not neces-
eary. Apply 1900 West Vernon High
way. I o'clock.
EXPERIENCED GIRL for generals child
good home; private room Hogarth 1913.
ExpERIENcED girl for fountain and con; con;
wages. Pink's Confectionery. Drexel and
Harper.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK; 20 washing
stay: good wages: pleasant home. Yer
mont o-3oi3
| 81 R L S
For Permanent Fountain Sales
work in East and West Side
Stores. Must be at least 16
Apply 100 Oakman Blvd, near
Hamilton. s to 11:30 a. m, ex-
cept Saturday.
| FRED SANDERS
GIRL for general; no cooking, no wash
ing; two children. Stay nights. Tyler
5-s305.
GOOD cook; stay; references. Birmingham
Home: sl5-s1s week. TIE. 2-7lo6.
HoUsEwoRK-whit. girl for DOCTOR
home: no washing, no cooking: stay
nights. 1881 Greenlawn. University 3-04s6
lHoUsEwoRR; small home; three In
family; stay nights: $40. University
lHoUsEwoRK. eolored. general no cook
ing; stay; private room; 81. Univer
HoUsEKEEPER; one child; mother en-
ployed: stay private room; ". u
Davenport Temple 1-032e.
NEAT GIRL. light houswork good will
children no cooking. no laundry; goo'
wages; stay. Townsend 7-o473.
ilNURsEs please register at the Nurses
! Registry. 40 Seward, Apartment 302.
!: OPENING FOR WOMAN who can use ca
Il 3 to bh days per week on Rawleigf
Iroute your city; no experience TO start
good appearance and knowledge of house
Iwives' needs helpful: products well known
write today. Rawieigh's. Dept. MCE-1l0
'l13s. Freeport, Ill
TWO CoLORED girls or mother ant
daughter. between ages 25-45 years; on
for cooking and laundry, other for clean
references required: good wages perma
nent position for right parties. Location
e5 miles north Of Detroit on lake; Idea
living conditions: hard work and lots o
rlit. Address Detroit Times, Box B 1904
giving age. experience. address or telephon
number.
.lwOMAN-General housework; steady; hom
nights. Townsend 9-32s4 after p. m
CoLORED woman: 25-35 years; housework
stay nights; cleaning, etc; location,
miles north of Detroit; good wages; tire
weeks work at once. Address Detroi
Times Box B 6S91.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09
SPECTACULAR JOB

The army engineer corps, which
Is had the task Of preparing
mps for the evacuated Japanese,
was brought out. has done a
(ectacular job in acquiring and
Earring lands and constructing
Eing quarters for the japanese
six weeks period.
Total cost of the evacuation
I'd relocation operations. the COM
ittee was informed. will approx
bate $1,000, 900. Much of this
btlay, however. will be recover
(le through the eventual disposi-
pn of the properties and i'm
|ovements thereon after the war
over and they are not longer
(eded for the purpose for which
ouired.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09
FRED SANDERS

GIRL for general; no cooking, no wash
ing; two children. Stay nights. Tyler
IS
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09
bdp Evacuation
From Coast Zone
Nearly Finished
BY COLE Z. MORGAN

SbSh.s W AhL DEAhOAA AhuLs
WASHINGTON, May AL
japanese. aliens and citizens will
ave been evacuated by the end a
his month from the primary
|acific Coast military zone set up
b March by Lieut.. Gen. John l..
% Witt, western area commander,
kcept a scattered few confined to
nstitutions and unable to be
bowed, II was revealed here today.
Milton S. Eisenhower, director
the recently created War Re-
Pcation Authority. disclosed this
reporting on the plans and
rogress of the removal TO the
pmmittee on evacuation of the
Pint Pacific Coast congressional
kle1atiOns conference.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09
MILITARY SECRET

The committee, headed by Rep.
leland Ford of California, was
oseted with Eisenhower for sew
fal hours. when he gave the
past congressman a complete
cture of how the evacuation and
flocation is being accomplished.
Fuch of the information was of a
{ghly confidential military nature
hd could not be made public.
The prohibited zone is strip
ong the Pacific Coast from the
hnadian border to Mexico and
ong the Mexican border across
le states of California and New
exico.
The zone extends inland an
ferage OF about 200 miles from
e coast line and the Mexican
Rrder.
Back OF this primary zone is a
condary zone where all japanese
maining are under regulations
Pntroling their movements. II
50 Is some 200 or more miles
-. Eventually il Is expected the
hter part of those will be re-
oved further inland.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09

GOOD cook; stay; references. Birmingham
Home: S15-S1s week. TE- 2-7lo6.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09
@ | r | s

For Permanent Fountain Sales
work in East and West Side
Stores. Must be at least 16
Apply 100 Oakman Blvd, near
Hamilton, s to 11:30 a. m, ex-
lcanf SATURDAY.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09
DETROIT TIMES
WANT 40 RATES
Daily and Sunday
Rete Per Word Per Day
4. Transient
CASH CHARGE
Il tfmS ..ssssss.. oc 70
, 20 Q consecutive times ttle Be
Z or more consecutive
tfmee ..........s. &c tItc
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" To Rent - Rooms. Housekeeping
Rooms, Board and Room. Children 10
Board, Home for Aged. Invalid,
Situations Wanted.
CASH CHARGE
I time ,............... &c S1xc
70 Q consecutive times SIZE ts
Z or more consecutive
tlmte DC orze
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09

EXPERIENCED fruit man wanted: top
wages paid. Apply s2s West Warren.
EXTERNAL CRINDERs-First class men
plenty overtime. good pay. Artisan Tool
and Cutter Co. 1918 Burdette, Ferndale.
GROCERY clerk wanted: steady; super
market experience. Apply to s2s West
Warren
lGROCERY clerk, experienced: no age limit
| steady. Apply 92e West Warren.
Detroit evening times., 1942-05-09

Advertisements accepted AZ any OF
hundreds of convenient neighborhood
Want Ad stations or a. the Times
Main Office. Times Square. At low
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