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Evening star., 1942-06-08
ARLINGTON, VA.
JUDSON REAMY,
ON BUS LINE.

Arlington, Va.-Laree, old home. 6
rooms bath, garage. front and rear porches
tool shed, lot 75x293; close to schools and
stores; S7,750 terms. 1414 s.. Glebe I'd
MAYNARD BAYLES CO., exclusive egents
Falls Church, Va Falls Church 2430
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
Ndzi MinesCover
African Retreat

CAIRO Jan 10 GNS) British
armored units hammering at Gen.
Erwin Rommcrs rctreatinc army
in western Cyrcnaica arc en-
countcring more stubborn 70.
Sisiancc British mjll'ar- quarters
acknowledged TODAY.
Slowed up hy n network Of
mlnefclds. British advance units
have found the retroating NaZis
stu well-integrated and effective
General RommclS motorized
AXIS army is moving IN the direc-
.tion Of Fl Aghclla, 20 miles south
west Of Aeedabia on the Gulf Of
Sirte.
The inference that Agcdabia
had fallen into British hands was
drawn from n British Middle Fast
command CommunlQue reporting
that ~ German planes. damaged
beyond use. had been captured AT
Agedabia airdrome.
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Rnx a Bomber
StaIllp(eaIe)
Islands Brings Much Joy
70 PhiIeteIists

OTTAWA. Ont. Jan 10 lNSl -
The North Atlantic islands OF 81.
Pierre and Mlquelon. may be- a biz
headache 10 several state depart
mentS hut 10 stamp collectors
they are Joy
philatcliStS. DESTROYS Of obtain
ing letters addressed 10 them from
the islands. today are flooding St.
Pierre and Miquclon with letters
and kilograms. seeking rare post
age stamps for their albums.
The Free French since their
occupation, are SuperimpoSing on
the old stamps an mixed mark.
denoting that the islands no longer
belong 10 Nichy Should the Free
French be ouSted from the islands
the stamps would become in
valuable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
bUN " OV'UIF
DEATHS

Ernest futile. 1874 Piedmont ~
STANLEY Kiucki 1917 Roosevelt 81,
Max Tessier 30f5 Cortland. ~
John Keichum 40 " WINS -.
John Cegielka 1857 Trrmh}. IS,
Fred W Aidrich i405 " Grand BlVd s.
Mary Garter lOis AleSandrine 3s
Herbert Semand 1914 Liuwuod a.
Verne Courtney 22s p Hancock 40
John Meharry. l2s0s Kenthsid. 81.
Maria DeFilipp' 12f21 findlay. Y
Catherine A. Collins, 1855 y. Narlndale
10
JeVeu Lsmm 1915 Seward 80.
Margaret Mcclure f365 Fullerton. 81
charles Ziegler 2Iue Harrison 90
CAMEL Nermeesch 1872 Hiliger 81
Elsie Me;tAla. 1880 Strathruor. IS
Howard stephen. Romeo Mich -.
James Jeuk'nspn 1922 Fourth, H.
Joseph Abaios 1872 SIKH 40
Caterira Ventmlgla i7iss Sirasburg. So
Salvatore Joseph Tocco. 1891 +, Congress
months
Mary Boneuo. 1890 cu'er SO.
Jennie Frontiers Cerrifo 5000 Canton, 70
George RAdin 1885 Arlington. So
August Kat 1905 MarseiNes. 81
Jean Rowland stein 1917 WYOMING IS.
Gustav Adoiph Lsnge its2s Cruise. 50.
Richard cir 1858 Chopc place !
Elizabeth Bor1IN. sis " Philadelphia SO
Richard cooribs, so33 " POINT i1ksier
iera4e q BarrHa-, 17,a %soytn X
GiustrFs G. fwh@, ,12t c0or"' m.
John Medic fn2fg Conner 50
Florence q De,'.r'e nnF1 HUcrhHi ~
opt Whfnr, Adrar 7f
Hevsl Miller 2gfi sherman 80
Psrlsmfn rarss $40 Rssch~o"d 53.
Lewis Merton Tire 7i2l Rsl1v0 IS
JuHa GoiemtieWsN 1ls Tlslnviev. -
Joseph r. carter ". RerkieN- a..
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Howard Il. Huf' ~ Violet NJ. Sander
DAVID MscCuloch. % Hlds vsrsrdf 10
Marvin r. Kemp ~. Charlotte Fockler,
Eaeard " tuka.k, IS Henneos J.
Gerard J toi'sue 90 rhyn. r. Esras-
Edward :. Zapactt q Jan,ns Dun -
George a. Richardson. 81 Laursins +.
George shlon Is sopnis Rsr,.n. 20
Rohe-t p Hodge, u. Marjorie y col.
stanford L. sooel. n: Bessie zetarnan.
Lolne crosnevsld. 20. Mary L. Hoepnsr
Jsck Hermann, 70 Frances = Green. Is.
Daniel Copciec. %. Eleanor Spisz. %
Peter ". Woszczyna. % Doris J. Well
Richard L. Jone. 20, shirley b Carrier.
Frank ravkovc q. Bessie C stark Is
Elton ! Sch.atlev q Nsrcus Miller. %.
Dennis puCEs0. y Hazel r Han %.
Pau Biron p Berricc Houston 10
Frsa AseroG 81 lucille s..s s. $ lin y, Is
Martin Thomson Jr.. 81 Nrsinia 4. Han
Roy Bstcheldsr 40: Ann s'erk %
Ar,hur Batsr g. Ar.sn' P,,.c,in q
Douglas ". Troop. p; Helen M. Harris,
David II 1sascks %. HsHe Rura ~.
Edward ". Mclean, q. Eileen Gardiner,
Alfred r. Rrdgeman. 81 Mary Il. Urban
Justin water Kinr. % Ruth L Hssse
Robert Sanders q, Doris coulson u
Fvo Bartolefu Is. Catherine Gokey 20
Eugene DALEY 81 Charlynre Ely. q.
Herbert ~. BI3uin. p Doris seyher'
pav " uInsle n. 1vifa, Nryfe- %
Jack Sutherland struty. 81 Margaret
Nuncey ~.
Nuklos Toua - Anna lstrats 20
Werner JeunfeItt % Ruth War; -
Samuei = Zack % Gloria Rather 70
John Rendel Jr. ~ Marion Scoz1afava.
81 cold % Dins Bagrlemar e
Joseph viesou &c Catherine NJ Fi1.
John =. Wash. 81; vrrina J. Fuller
ps,e Pommarito. 10. Anna Eerles,on. 20
Richard - sass. p Ruth A. Murray
Icha.ner Roadeou.h. % winl-ea McKer.
Ar,hony r puaa, % Patricia Parker
Ioityer Lee Shook. a. Helen Marie Frost
'charle. sandun az Geneva Scar. 81
John l. Downing Jr % Martha Masof.
.c.5yd Krsrer. 2s Irene spearkman. 10
RAYMOND I. Rediek - Rern'es L
Joseph zsisc % Wanda Gere.seuska
%
George ? Nader Is: PhHonena cssale. Is
Leroy r Carte q Dorothy Klein 10
william . Waun. Is, Theresa " BiaEec
20
virgil p Locfelholz Is, Edna Gene WARD
rs
Leonard u .Makovsk % Laura steHa
E'1ygeR-k4 "a
)o1ss't- F.felskf >g3 Irene lpssr.k 2f
Waiter Cu0f1n o.. Marvel Boomer. -
Frank a ras1v. 2f He,sr stertka i6
ne-for Mack % 1Pru'e Mae Hickman
20
James Green % OcIc y Washire'or W
'r'Npr ScHehel % Ns0es Frerkerrifge
Henry p Heneks. q: LILLIAN piecha "a
Henry SolecH, IS. io'us, S'olsrskh ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
FIGHT TAFT MEASURE

The administration today was
fighting the amendment by Sen
ator Robert Taft (R) Of Ohio.
placing price control in The hands
Of q board instead OF a single adj
.miniStrator
Democratic leader Barley
however. predicted defeat of the
Taft amendment and passage Of
the bill.
Sem tor O Mahoncy GD) of
Wyoming pressed an amendment
prohibiting fixing Of prices on
agricultural commodities b ] o W
the current emergency war parity
price
Under his proposal farm prices
would be linked TO wages. While
wage fixing was omitted from the
bill O MahoneX maintained there
is danger of the farmer suffering
as result Of rising prices on
things he buys caused in part by
high wages paid IN industry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
BIRTHS
BOYS

BOYS
BOYS were born to-
wilma Morrisor' 1925 CnerryIaWn.
Carrie Madalena. 2oii5 He'oit Gtatiot
Township
Marie Mcclure, s7ss Aalss,-44-========-==
Ru'h Misstritan 1873 Pasadena.
Virginia Northern. So Benton.
5 viva .AvrCE zsF5 Hurlhui
lrma Suner 2tS2s Maxine, s Clar
Hfisn Note s7s7 Eas, Jefferson.
R1se Mare Osmer Lass Mard.
sierra FaUU. SIS Pulaski
Edna Poremba, $3.50 West Jefferson,
Fcorse
Emma pede-sen 1890 Pra,-ie
lFfreda Purles.u, 5532 Mitchell
Georgia Pavors 1871 Mansfield
Helen Rice lsOsE Che~ryawn
Ruth Reading. 2s2s Lqthrnp
lpets Restam, zoos Fest Lincoln Foya|
Betty Richmond. ftsls Provost.
tLenora Racing $3.50 80 Clair.
Hazel shaw i2li7 MONICA
Helen Schrelher 1892 Fischer
Christine Smith s1f2 Sorfhieit
Alexandria Sok1i, 1902 Ragsf.
Rose Sosnovski. 1920 Gable
/ Irene shines ss3 East LRtatetts.
IJuia s. car 1906 Flanders
Joanna Taltsr' sJas Lyford
| Dorothy TelocE. 1853 CoDing.eood
MARY Townsend. Z62l Graz.
Istephsnie Tersnskl 4i2i Fredto
Mary UuSher 1868 Mack
Barbara Vollmer 4564 Pacific.
Eve N VarEo.- 1917 Cas- Efrain-
Florence Weir 3S1s4 Van Born Wasne
Gabriel. Wrobieski. 12s6a sussex.
Margaret WlItse. 1880 Naitnam.
/ Dorothy White. $3.50 Mack
Minnie Wallace 1925 Hendrcss
, Phyllis WonrRcott, 49, Fernhui
iC'emen,ine Warth 1910 stewart Lincoln
| PARK
Mary Zimmerman. l25 KenVood. Crosse
Pointe Farms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
MARRIAGES-BIRTHS -DEATHS-DIVORCES

Donald Z. Perander. rs; Dagmer l.. saari,
rs
Leonard Kief.l. 2s. Myona Herbert, 81.
George CHRISTIE. 20: Hedwig zyVicki 81.
John r Lambert %: Helen V. Little. %.
Fred l.. staup 81 Mar Lp,ray, "a.
Norman N Appleton. %, HENRIETTA Max
Leopold Wendski.r %: Marian Eastman.
w va, s h., q q Ben R:Eo' , Kga'a IA
Russell Wilson 20 Doris Burney. ~
Clarence T Bauer, 81 Marceue Char
Richard iafkin 20, Virginia NJ Brocsle-
Joseph Meter 81. Helen Ladouceur. 10
Mathew simon. a. Eileen NJ Taepke. 70
Harker F. Thomas IS. Eveiyn l. Oscar
Edward Jacobsen IS Lois scott q
Mauro Gon1ale7 20. Frances Rsndsk "a
William T. Mu!lissn, SO Tessie Ingram.
William clare smith, 81; Mabel =. swan
Nics G. Papayasluou. 81 Rose Dymond
James Henry Thomas 20. Almyrre Parks
charles starks rs: Fave Psdyis. ~
peter spiroff. ~ Pauline Kret1ofi ~
Robert x Cylka "a, Mamie Kramer. %
Charles N Pettibons az, Lillian Mary
Frederick RickNald. IS Esther Werner
-
R6ber Henry Isenhath, a Thelma Jack
son. J..
Alger Ia Forest 30. Helen Cherepes y
Ray Dudley Harrison 2s' Ida Mae "elis.
IS
Barney Manning. 80; Elizabeth Copeland,
80
Alvin J Korth Is: Ruth r. RAmsdell,- %.
Raw Msreydt 20: Janice Taylor Is.
John Orlin rs. La Wanda Vaughn. ~.
John NJ Kspron. "a Mary \. Canifi 20.
Arnold Felt 20. Gensvieve Sorenton. 70
Howard Rsfter 20. Virginia Hsusch 20,
James Muir ~: Adele Czernik q.
Glen Gol7alez 30; Trineda Rodriguez, 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
Price Fixing Bill
Passage
In Senate Today
New Dealers Fight
Giving Veto Power
TO Farm Secretary
BY WILLIhM -. NEAL

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10. Ad-
ministration leaders hoped 10 drive
the price control bill 10 final Sen
ate passage today after suffering
a singing defeat in adoption OF
the Bankhead amendment giving
the secretary of agriculture veto
power over fixing of farm prices.
Fate Of the price control meas
ure doomed as the biggest legiS-
lative concern of the White House,
anxious 10 combat steadily rising
prices.
The Senate late yesterday voted
az 10 81 10 give Secretary Of
Agriculture WIckard authority to
veto agricultural product prices
fixed by the price administrator
The action was taken despite a
pu b lie statement by President
Roosevelt in ODDOSltiOD
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Previously the Senate voted 20
give LaGuardia the Spcndfn z
power
Observers predicted tho House
vii abide by the conference de
clsion and ION tho Senate IN vot-
ing the money TO OCD. The fund
veil hc spent on the purchase Of
gas masks fire apparatus and
other anii-air raid equipment.
The demand for q military con-
troll ~ The OCD however, did not
die with tho Presidents naming
~ Lands a executive" officer
ON 2 fun time. $4,000 year
basis
Representative FaddiS tD) Of
Pennsylvania and Senator Reyn-
oldS tD) of North Carolina. chair
man OF the. Senate military affairs
committee. were among many
members who continued 10 suggest
tho war department be given
some control over civil defense
matters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
I Million Loss
In Grain Fire

SUPERIOR Wis. Jan. 10 tUP) +.
Fire resulting from an apparent
explosion Of grain fumes today
destroyed the giant elevator Of the
Great Northern Railroad terminal
with a loss estimated al 81 OOO,-
600
Five employees Of the elevator
and two fremen were treated for
third degree burns suffered IN The
blaze
Superior FIRE Chief Edward
Nelson and Il aides fought the
ire for FIVE hours
Nelson estimated that 100000
bushels Of wheat, flax and corn
were dcStroyrrt7T1 Tffr-vator, a
structure erected - years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
Beauty Culture Schools

GIRLS Free Beauty culture Training.
HYGIENE SCHOOL, $40 18th Street.
Madison 1888
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
Lost and Found

BLACK COCKER sPANIE I~-Femsle;
"rhnd's pe' Reward. kindly return.
Temple Z-szsa
BLACK seslskIn nuff. errn no tails tThurs-
day, ChaluerF Mack, reward. DreNel
.Ilr2
BLACK MUFF-Satin cloth vicinity
Woodward avenue. Reward. Fleming.
Cadillac HZls
BULOVA watch Lady engraved sara
kiass kindly return. Reward. Town
send ssn32
DIAMOND DINNER RING downtown
vicinity, keepsake liberal reward
Telephone Ninewood 1888
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
Separation
Father and Son al Custer
90 TO Different Bases

FORT CUSTER. Jan. N Army
officials revealed today that Leo
Payne. -, and his son, Robert. 20.
who this week enlisted in the
army ~ the Fort Custer recruit
ing office. soon VIII be separated
Robert 90 20 90 tho AIR corps and
his father 10 an engineering train
lng center.
The prospect Of separation does
not bother them. they sand
I'VE enlisted because there Is
job To he done. Where the
army puts us we are willing 10
serve"
Meanwhile. at home p proud
Mrs. Payne Is getting ready TO
move from her home and take a
room for the duration.
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Bonnet q Star Witness

NEW YORK. Jan. 10 GNS)
Georges Bonnet French foreign
minister al the time when France
declared war on Germany. has
turned states witness and will he
the prosecutions star performer
al the forthcoming Rom trials
against his former colleagues, the
British radio said today in a
broadcast heard by CHS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
Probe Charges
Against Soldier
TIM. s,sr Correspondent

FORT CUSTER Jan. 10. Mill.
iary Police today were investi-
eating charges against Pyt. Willie
Robertson, Negro soldier, who
Wednesday night made dash for
Detroit completely attired n a tin
hat and an army rife whore be
claimed he had been assigned for
guard duty,
Preliminary investigation did
not reveal that Private Robertson
had used the rife 20 persuade
motorists 20 ride him a far as
Ann Arbor. where he was arrested
by state police officers said He
IS now confined 10 the guard house.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
Flights =
At Kellogg DELAYED

BATTLE GREEN, Jan. 10
Commercial flights AT the recently
expanded kellogg Airport viii not
begin until the completion Of all
runway paving projects there
.CAA officials said today
The decision not 10 use the port
until four additional paving STRIPS
were laid was reached yesterday
While all other paving j. complete.
the army has asked The paving of
four more strips. This would add
another $4,000 10 The Sl7O0 600
already expended 10 make the port
a national defense link
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Corps Area Service
To Gel New INSIGNIA

FORT CUSTER, Jan. 10 Sol
mlerS attached 10 the corps area
service command At Fort Custer
today werc informed that the 6th
Corps Arca * having manufactured
Sl'ciildor insignia - be- worn by
troops Of the command The new
Identification VIII have six
armed cross pierced by heXagon.
The colorS will bc white on blue
background.
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DIVORCES

Joseph Davidson from Ida
Emil Lihhrecht from Valentine.
Pauline Ftnney from Henry
Pafsel Castillo from Columbia
Richard Snth from Iissif
Virgil -EINsKE-frnrn- CALhe1lnt
Martina Lamb from Lewis
Oscar Bailey from Catherine
Beatrice Kemp from Joshua
MaEdaienA Romero from len
Frances Mccarthy from John
Fulton Youngblnod from Vicie
Orvils Wells from Nancy.
Edward Reno from Dana.
Floyd Gray from Narna
Lillian Pernmick from Joseph
Elizabeth Perfetto from Nicholas
Margaret Pugliese from Rocco
Johanna Winnicker from Ernst
Samuel schsen from LYDIA
Frances Petrzuski from Edmund
Helen Webster from Jay.
Ann S'0uski from John
Florence Turek from Jack
BUR- Ncasy from Katie MAJ.
Katherine Kafhe from vincent
George Ramps from stella.
Walter Noyles from Man
Esther TroxeI from Jesse
Alice Cheney from Kenneth.
Z EVELYN solder from Frank
Dolly Appel from George
Norma / Raptosh from NiChse'
Ann Hasper from Joseph
Flora Harding from John
Ernest Fmhrey from Edna
Doresn VI gEins from Martin
Jean Rusecki from SigrIrd
William Pruett from Vel
I.o'te Murray from Tom
Matte Coun'ryrAn from C'slds
Dewitt WuEh, from Geraldine.
Lawrence Webster from Rosalnd.
Martha Nixon from Matthew.
Rosa Pierce from Hcsie
Andrew Rafelfos from Anna.
Chester l. Rogers from Ann
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Wendy Barrie u. S. Citizen

HOLLYWOOD Jan 10 INS) .
-London-born Wondy Barrie, 20
year-old film actress today re-
ceived final papers Of American
citizenship and described them as
the most valuable possession in
the world
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
Lost and Found

iLEwELLYN SITTER -strsyed; white.
black spots. answers 30 name Ripper [;
reward. Townsend 527q2
lost -- English pointer pup. liver and
.quindre and Ryan liberal rsVard. CAL
BINS Garage, 3li6 East 9-Mile. Center
Line 1895
PAY ENVELOPE Woodward bus Cen
ersl Motors district needed Reward
Trinity PISS
THOROUGHBREp COLLIE. brown white
fur collar. west side nplghb0rhuod. Re
ward. Lafayette 1922
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
Female Help Wanted

EXPERIENCED mattresses. days or nights:
starting salary, SIS. Apply 1904 West
NcN ichols. afternoons only.
GIRL. assist general homework and chill
dren; stay. private room. University
7207
rSEKEEPER-W White -four in family .
stay. private room. 1868 Norihawn.
H0garth 1888
WNNTEp-Waitress experienced Apply
VIM Boesky Restaurant, lO35O Dexter
a. Coilingwood
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
Death notlces

ITMfRtND January :. Alexander e,
- hts residence 40es sixth. Wyanio'te
husband ~ MARY. father Of Mrs Walter
Chase. Mrs. FranE Aust Mrs. John
Ouneftc. Far Psrnel and Charles, brother
~ Charlie Funeral MondSy a. m
from above residence. s.30 A. m. 81
Pstrick's Church Wyandotte. Interment
M carmel Cemetery.
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T. R. Doctor Dies

j NEW LONDON Conn Jan 10
GNS1 DIR. John r Grie 81. for
NOR personal surgeon 10 President
Theodore Roosevelt. dlcd a his
home here today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
La(1uarl1ia
Likely to
Keep Post
By WILLIAM GOODF

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10 Pres.
dent Roosevelt today appears 30
have solved The money problems
n tho office Of Civilian Defense
hV his appointment ot Dean James
y Land'e of Harvard As its
u NocutIvc officer, hui without
having silenced congressional dis
content over the continuance Of
Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia Of New
York aS It's national director.
Administration leaders dis
closed that Senate and House con-
forecs on the bill. authorizing q
100000 GOO fund for civilian de-
fenSc. will recommend rejection Of
'hC Houses action which literally
stripped LaGuardia Of all power
by turning expenditure Of the
money over 10 tho war depart
mqUf
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Japs Chip In 10 Help u. S.

SANTA ANA. Cal, Jan. 10
tlNS).-Alien and AmerIcan-bOrn
japanese in Orange County today
launched a drive 10 collect $4,000
10 purchase an anti-alrcraft gun
for the United States Government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
THREE FIREMEN KILLED

ST. PAUL. MINI. Jan. 10 INS)
Damage was estimated az $50
300 today n a fire which brought
death 10 three frcmcn and de-
,troyed a two-siory downtown Of
flee building and Quilted the
St Paul Athletic Club.
pt,x "A Rnnher
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
Situations Wonted-Mal~

AMBITIOUS coiored couple wants janitar,
caretaker boiler operator; experienced.
ftzruv 1892
AMBITIOUS dependable man steady. part
time employment Salvation Army cad
iIac 22a5
BRTCKLAYISG. cement. plsstering exten-
siye experience workmanship guaran.
teed reasonable prices Temple 2-6390.
CARPENTER General repairs handyman
anything extensive experience. excellent
references Tyler 1896
EXP ERIENCED colored mechanic fnr
garage gAs station. fabrication work
Temple 2-s0ls
FIRST class chauffeur table waiter house
mar; city references. R0sco Latham
Cherry 206f
HOTEL houseman. portsr janttor truck
grivsr shade manufacture. experienced.
rete-rncrs TEmple i-7is9
TPttW Driver win t'~tqn van i,pe
experienced references. day week. olive
1855
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high rates on prollis deemed 10
be excessive.
There was one significant de-
vclopncn' IN the Morgenthau CON
ference and one significant after
math. ~ the conference. the
treasury head failed 70 recon-
mend q general sales tax. although
sentiment Is growing on Capitol
Hlll FOR such levy
The aftermath was that Nor
centhau failed 80 WIN approval Of
congressional leaders for his vari-
ciy of now taxes There viii hc
furthcr conferences betw ee n
treasury heads and the congress
-iona fiscal spokesman bat for
Tho present the latter strongly in
Dictated that IN the last analysis
Congress viii write us own kind
~ TAX blll. even II IT means re-
pudiatlng all treasury suggestions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
Lost and Found

BLACK COCKER Tf-T~fT-fz ETsIT
vicinity Highland Park Reward Kindly
return TOWNSEND S-lSf2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10

FNr ERiFNCED Eiri want. DAYS. Monday
TUESDAY. WedncsdsS Laundry. cleaning
Trinity 7-s5a7
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Trade SchooIs-Mole

LEARN MODERN BARBERlSG Phone.
write for particulars. Moier Barber. $50
Michigan
LEARN welding Michigan Trade school
1850 Woodward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
Situations Worted-FemoIs

FxPFPtFNCFD coiorsd sirl. days Wsdnss-
dav. Thursday, Friday. 81, car fare.
Trnlfy i.hSs7
EXPERIENCED c1iored girl, days, house
work TUESDAY. Friday, laundry, cleaning.
Trinity 1880.
EXPERIENCED colored girl wants lsur-
dry cleaning, days 81 csrtare. cherry
1924
GIRL. wants DAVIS excellent isundrsss, sps.
cializing shirts 81. csrfare. Townsend
T-e3lS
HOUSFKEEPFR Weeks work. bachelor
apartment, employed couple. stay nights.
rs Ter l-7u19
SEAT. amhitpJas coloroA gtr wants general
rrNce som" tying Townsepd 1-73ifA
ICOLORFn GIRL Good laundress. excellent
shirt roner. days. references. Trinity
If-5ts2
ICOiORFp woman she's bundle washing;
curtains Doc pair. Townsend Lists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10

BOYS, WITH OR WITHOUT BICYCLES
ls-l7-ls YEARS OLD
In our service you come m contact With hig
business men and gain experience money
cannot buy, See Nj Swarthout. Room 2os.
$50 Shelby street.
DRIVERS-2l and over, far knowledge
Of city. Apply $3.50 Woodward.
EXPERT metal bumper, and painter. eA-
perienced IN auto and collision work
JOHNS BROS l320l GRAT1OT
FIRST set-up man for Gridley
AutumaticS. Address Southern Csii-
fornis. Box B-sSf5 Detroit Times
CONSULT he enlarged Real Estate listings
In the biz sunday Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
EXCESSIVE PROFITS

- Rigorous tightening of the
- excess profits law. with sky
high rates on profits deemed 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
Machine Operator for
Vertical Mill
& Employment Agencies

DEFENSE POSITIONS
OFFICE-TECHNICA
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
i2i6-l7 LAFAYETTE BUILDING
JONES Employment. ais Besuhien. Wants
Dsy Workers Couples PorterS, Maids.
Mattresses columbia 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
CUTIN EXEMPTIONS

"a drastic reduction of per-
- Sonal income tax eXemp-
tionS. to aS low aS $500 for
single persons and 81 900 for
married couples. Present cxcmp-
iionS are respectively $50 and
81 800. This proposal would
bring in millions Of new taXpay-
orS and a. the same time serve
10 increase the taxes Of all per
sons m brackets above the
present exemptions.
, Imposition OF many new eX-
- else taxes on special ar
iicleS. in the category OF hidden
taxes
4 An increase IN The rates Of
- existing excise taxes, eSpo-
CIally on durable goods which
n ompcic with the defense pro-
gram. with q Top rate OF IS per
cent suggested for some articles.