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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
Pacific Waters
Under NdWtaW
Photo by Times stsff Photographer
MRS. T. G. RETAIN
special to THE DETROIT TIMES

WASHINGTON. March. IS. -
President Roosevelt, by executive
proclamation. today placed all
merchant shipping in the Pacific
coastal waters from the Golden
Gate region to Unalaska under
control OF the United States Navy.
The President created seven
maritime control areas and pre-
scribed regulations for their con-
troll, designating to the secretary
OF the navy enforcement Of the
regulations.
The areas center around San
Francisco, Columbia River, Puget
Sound. southeastern Alaska, Prince
William Sound, Kodiak and In
alaska.
The regulations prohibit any
vessel not under United States
naval or other government super
vision to enter or navigate the
prescribed waters except in day.
light, and then only by specific
naval permission. Penalties are
provided for failure 10 conform to
naval orders and authority.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
Battle Creek
Seeks $50 for
First Aid Work
Would Assign
Volunteer to 4
Stations in City
Times stan Correspondent

BATTLE CREEK, March %
Civilian defense officials today
were registering an additional $50
volunteers for first aid duty in the
Icitys four casualty stations, as
defense leaders laid final plans for
Battle Creeks first alert on March
81.
DR.. joseph f. Rosenfel, head of
the medical service, said that the
volunteers were needed TO round
out that seton of local defense.
Persons who have not volunteered
for other defense duties are
eligible, since those not having
been instructed in Red Cross first
aid will be given Especial course.
The local Red Cross is accepting
the registrations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
500 Contribute
To Blood Bank
Time. stan Correspondent

BATTLE CREEK, March 20
The first of a group of 500 per-
sons who have signified their in
tention of giving blood to the Red
Cross blood bank, appeared today
at the organizations mobile doner
unit, which arrived shortly before
noon from Detroit.
Approximately one-third of the
men and women were to give blood
today. The remainder will be
taken tomorrow and Saturday.
Red Cross officials said that the
group were representatives of rs
communities in this area, includ-
ing Nashville, Climax, Hastings,
Bellevue, Bowling, Marshall, Del
ton. Cereseo, Augusta. Scots,
Homer, Olivet, Schoolcraft, Cressy,
Union City. Charlotte, Parma,
Coldwater, Albion. Athens, Bur
lington. Sherwood, Kalamazoo,
Bedford and East Leroy.
A delegation from Grand Rapids
will be in Battle Creek to observe
the procedure tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
One-LeSSed Soldiers
Loss OF Limb No Bar TO Army Now; Overweeh hit
Undeweieht, False Teeth Also Okey

CHICAGO March rs HNS) 49,
A wooden leg is no longer a bar
rier TO service in the army. the
journal of the American Medical
Association discloSeS.
A man who has lost one leg.
provided il is below the juncture
of the middle and lower thirds of
the thigh and has been replaced
with a satisfactory artificial one.
may now be considered accept
able for limited service as an Of
ficer Of the supply arms and serv-
ices OF the army" the journal said.
quoting an order issued by the
surgeon general of the army
Other physical defects previously
considered barrier 10 army Serv-
ice but now acceptable for limited
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
Macarthur Tells
Aussie Cabinet
Of War Plans
Conference Is Prelude
to Defense Moves and
Offensive Against Japs
BY FRANCIS L. MCCARTHY
United Press Staff Correspondent

CANBERRA, Australia, March
rs. Gen. Douglas Macarthur,
welcomed to Canberra, as a hero,
conferred with the Australian
cabinet war council today as a
prelude to vital talks next week at
which he will map plans for the
immediate defense Of Australia
and an ultimate offensive against
Japan.
1t was understood that after the
completion of next weeks talks,
Australia would name field and
operational commanders for its
own army, air force and navy. TO
work under MacArthur's direc-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
Custer Artists
Get Paint Job
HELEN EOTOSKI

FORT CUSTER, March %
Fort Custer army officers today
found practicable use for the
group Of former artists who spend
their spare time transferring "a
canvas their impressions of army
life. They put them to work
painting boundary lines for bas-
ketball courts in the newly con-
structed $4,000 field house.
Classes in which the soldier
artists have been spending their
time have been suspended until
the work of painting the field
house is completed. Meanwhile,
fort officers said the athletic
building would be ready for use
soon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26

service include blindness in one
eye. visual defects corrected with
glasses, complete color blindness.
loss of one hand or forearm pro-
viding the lost member is replaced
with a satisfactory artificial one.
flat feet, and deafness and gastric
or duodenal ulcers under certain
conditions.
Defects no longer a bar 10 gen.
eral service include overweight 10
20 per cent above average weight
for height and age. and under
weight TO 1875 per cent of ideal
weight providing there is no
chronic disease. and insufficient
incisor or masticating teeth pro-
vided satisfactory dentures are
worn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
Battle Creek Schools
Hold Sd Night Term

BATTLE CREEK, March %
The present world confiict-point-
ing 10 the necessity Of adults
keeping abreast of present day
knowledge has caused such in
creased interest in night school
subjects aside from those of purely
defense character, that the public
schools have been forced into a
third semester, school officials re-
Vealed today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
3 NLRB Elections March 81

The NLRB today announced
three collective bargaining cleo
tions 10 be held March 81. They
are 500 voting at the Alma
Trailer Company, Alma; "a vot-
ing at the Opportunity Manufac-
turing Company and 500 voting at
the Lobdell-Emery Manufacturing
CornDanv Alma.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26

ton. This will permit Australian
forces to retain their identity
while giving Macarthur the fullest
powers as supreme United Nations
commander in the Southwest Pa
ciic.
Macarthur visit TO Canberra
marked the opening of the action
phase of his leadership.
Accompanied by Mai. Gen
Richard j. Marshall, deputy chief
Of staff. he came 10 Canberra from
his headquarters and was given
a warm welcome by Australian
cabinet and parliament members
Prime Minister John Curtin left
the House of Representatives.
which was in session. and sum-
moned other members Of the war
council from the floor Of the
House for the meeting with Mac
Arthur.
All this week Macarthur has
been comforting with Australian
service chiefs and civilians. form
ing tentative plans and shaping up
his new command.
Diplomatic Representatives of
the United States. Canada. Great
Britain. China and the Netherlands
East Indies were summoned TO
Parliament House 10 meet Mac
Arthur after the war council in
the prime minister's suite. where
they discussed the Pacific war
over sherry and cigars
Later Macarthur was greeted
by Lord Gowrie. governor general
and commander in chief of the
Australian commonwealth and its
dependencies.
After talking 10 Lord Gowric.
General Macarthur was the guest
OF the government at dinner at
Parliament House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26

WITT UNITED NATIONS AK
FORCES, SOMEWHERE IN AUS
TRALIA, March 26.-Dark- haired.
handsome Lieut.. Frank Bostrom
may experience many more thrills
in this war, but he is confident
none will approach the citation he
received through a handshake
from Gen. Douglas Macarthur
after he had piloted the hero of
Bataan safely 10 Australia.
'It seemed as IL General Mac
Arthur shook my hand for five
minutes while expressing his
appreciation" the Strapping
young flier from Bangor, Me,
told me today. THAT was the
proudest and happiest moment
of my life. 1 never expect an
other thrill Hike that. "--
Bostrom is kelly aware of the
high honor he received when ne
was selected TO fly out over enemy
controlled waters, pick up General
Macarthur and bring him and his
party safely TO Australia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26

Because her husband refused to
come 10 this country from Syria,
Mrs. Della German. 22i0 Con-
cord avenue. an American citizen.
today was granted a divorce by
Judge Lester s. Mol.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
HOSPITAL DECORUM

He spoke TO them about hospital
decorum and reminded them that
details of patients illnesses were
never mentioned outside the hos
pitalS. He advised the aides TO ask
questions freely in the hospital
Helen Odell, debutante. 422 Neff
road, Crosse Pointe. is one of the
aides and as. pretty as the girls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
M'ArthW''S Pilot
Gets His Reward
Generals Hearty HandcIasp Gives
Filler His Biggest Thrill Of War
BY PAT ROBINSON
Init News service stan Correspondent
Copyright. 1912, International News Service

the weather, because landing In
darkness and storms Is no
picnic.
Fortunately, the trip was
good and my navigator, Lieut..
Roy Carruthers (of Westchester,
n. " could find a fy-speck
i'm the middle of the Pacific
Ocean.
"NOw and then my co-pilot,
Lieut.. Ted Teats (of Pittsburgh
would give me some rest.
I'VE found the whole Mac
Arthur party eagerly awaiting
us after n good landing.
HURRIEDLY LEFT
Their baggage was immedi-
ately stored aboard. We re-
fuelled and then the party
climbed aboard and we left at
once on the return trip.
General Macarthur sat In
the radio operators seat and i
adjusted the strap for him. I
believe IL was his first airplane
trip
Generals Henry and Suther-
land Macarthur aides) sat In
the ships nose. Mrs. Mac
Arthur and their little SON,
Arthur, and the child's Chinese
nurse, or 'amah,' sat on .
mattress In the baggage COM
partment.
81 never had such q smooth
trip as that return journey.
Everything went perfectly and
nobody was sick.
"The whole party debarkod,
smiling, and everybody shook
hands with me and thanked me-
HIS BIG MOMENT
Then came the big moment
the happiest moment Of Bostrom'i
life-when the famous United Ma.
tons commander of the Southwest
Pacific area extended his persona
thanks - and fiye-minute- hand
shake.
General Macarthur told Bos.
from that all of the crew of thu
flying fortress which brought thu
party to Australia would receive
the order of the white star.
The general didn't say what
Bostrom would get, but all of hi.
brother pilots believe that tn.
likeable lieutenant is sure of pro
motion-and the highest honol
Macarthur can bestow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
Nurses Make Debut
Third Class Of Red Cross Trainees in Second Day
Of Duty. Are Cross Section Of Life

The Red Cross Nurse was &C
tive again today in Detroit hos
pitfalls.
TWenty-six nurses aides, who
represented a cross section of life
from debutante 10 housewife, were
beginning their second day of ac-
tuai duty in Receiving Hospital
They are members of the third
classes Of nurse aids trained by
Red Cross under the direction Of
Mrs. James McEvoy.
Their first day at the hospital
was spent learning the ropes
under the personal supervision of
Miss Agnes Gordon, superintend-
ent Of nurses at Receiving.
WE NEED THEM
Eve certainly need these
girls" said Miss Gordon. land
they have an opportunity to be
invaluable at this time when so
many graduate nurses are going
into war work"
Accompanying the nurses aides
(who wear attractive light blue
denim jumpers over white blouseS
caps are worn after graduation
are three graduate nurses who
for this work as their
Red Cross contribution. With the
Receiving Hospital aides are Mrs.
Howard Bannister, Mrs. Mac
Campbell and Mrs. Clayton Barker
On their first day, the aides
were welcomed by Dr. d. NJ. Nor
rill, head OF Receiving.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
No Human Rom bs

CANBERRA. Australia, March
26 uNS).-Air Minister Arthur
S. Drakeford announced today
that the government had turned
down all offers of men in the
Royal Australian Air Force 10
act as human bombs, steering
aircraft or submarines loaded with
explosives into enemy vessels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, Is one of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
PICKED FOR SKILL

He knows, of course, that for an
assignment like that. the United
States Army would pick only an
experienced pilot, noted for his
skill, daring and GOODNESS of
judgment.
Yet he modestly disclaims any
special virtues and praises the
of the crew which &C
companied him on the Vita mission
And within "a hours after he had
landed the Macarthur party. he
was out on another bombing
assignment.
am unable to tell you from
what point / left or where I
landed or the time required for
the trip because that would be
information for the Japs," he
told me.
However, I can say that I
left In time to reach the
rendezvous Can island to which
General Macarthur and his
party had gone by speedboat
after slipping through the
Japanese blockade OF Luzont
during the night.
PASSES JAP BASES
"On my way north I had to
bypass two big Jap bases. 1
wasn't worried about my per-
sonal safety, but was deeply
concerned about the fullfillment
of my tremendously important
mission.
81 was also concerned about
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
TAKE TEMPERATURES

They do very little work on the
patients. instead help the nurses
a few duties include taking tenn
peratures. respiration and pulse,
giving bed baths.
Others in the class included
Irene NJ. Krolick. $3.50 Badger,
who has become so interested in
nursing through this Red Cross
service that she plans TO quit her
job as stenographer and make
nursing a career. The social whirl
may lose Katrina Van Dyke also
for she now longs TO become
graduate nurse.
Mrs. Ellery June hurries home
to her homework after her daily
task at Receiving and Mrs Mabel
Retain quit a job as secretary to
become a nurses aide.
I'VE want to do our part in
this war" they all say.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-26
HELEN ODELL

the Red Cross uses on its famous
posters. She is very serious about
her work. She. along with almost
100 others, are members of this
class which for three weeks, five
days a week and two hours each
day, has received instruction at
the Harper Hospital amphitheater
from Mrs. McEvoy.
At Receiving the girls work five
days a week. three hours each day.
They have a definite list of tasks
which they may perform.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
War Sub.COntracts
AND
DEFENSE AIDS

AUTO CITY Plating Co.--Government
specifications. polishing. buffing and
plating. Sass Denton. Hamtramck. Madison
100.
AVAILABLE for defense work, internal
and external grinder; also boring and
DECREASING equipment. Temple 1870.
AvAfLABLE-1O and l2-inch lathe for
precision work. 1927 Rugg. corner Mt.
Elliott. Plaza 694l.
AVAILABLE for work. screw machine
Band 500, up to ~. Vermont 6-2546
HEAT TREATING and pickling-Service
day. night. 1901 Farnsworth. Plaza
0e73.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
Houses for Sale
(West of WoodtporG)

BANGOR buchanan Six room: sacrifice.
81, 100; good condition. new roof. La
fayette $751;.
FERDINAND, 1872 Ii rooms modern,
garage. Estate offer. $4,000. VI. 24444.
LA. 41s3.
bedrooms; triple garage. Make cash
bid.
MILITARY VERNOR .-- Groom colonial.
Bargain. 81 500. $500 down. VI. 2-4444.
LA. 4ls3.
RIDGE. Ecorse-4 rooms bath. basement
furnace; 1900; terms. vi. 2-4444
LA. 4is3.
TWO small houses on one lot-one rents
s25 month. Easy down payment. 2i70O
Ford road
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
Housekeeping Rooms

ASH 1570--Three rooms. first floor; cool,
clean, semi-prlvate bath
BLAND, 1245, Dearborn (near Miller road
Ford's) Three-room furnished apart
ment: reasonable.
BOULEVARD. EAST GRAND. 357--Nicely
furnished, adults only So up, also sleep
ing Fitzroy i76s
FOREST WEST 50 Woodward 49, Base
ment apartment. suitable three adults.
nicely furnished.
GRAND RIVER strathmoor section, two
large unfurnished rooms, reasonable.
Telephone Vermont 6e03i.
lTILLMAN, 5632-Three furnished house.
keeping rooms everything included. pri-
waite entrance reasonable
MICHIGAN, 33iT--one- good trans.
portstion; clean: ladies only. LA 07s6.
WOODWARD. 3444 (Eho,I--Large, pleas.
ant front Housekeeping room; water
adults; $500. .
CoLoRED Refined adults only furnished.
Kitchen privileges. 2O4 Hague Trinity
2-O50e
CoLoRED-C Comfortable furnished room
kitchen privileges reliable tenants
reasonable Temple 1882.
iCCLORED- Kitchenette; 722 Jos Campau
adults room in exchange for light care.
taking Temple i-7256.
READ Times Want Ads for proht-use
them for results!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05

the enlarged Real Estate list
ings In the big Sunday Times Want I'D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
Moving, Storage, Carriage

ATLANTIC Padded Vans-Insufed truck
ine So load. Free estimates TWIN.
brook -6s05
BUSY BED
Anything anywhere direct emergency stnr-
age free reasonable rates insured, Ran
dolph 0i46 e2i Watson.
COJLTER'S Moving storagc--Used furni.
iure bought Cadillac 2ll6. Townsend
s-s27O. evenings. Sundays.
GRIFFiN's MOVERS Expressing. van
service Insured quality prompt service
Madison 2S92
PACIFIC storage-Si room. trucking; ex-
psrtenced, bonded men. insured. Lenox
0272
SAVINGS up 20 SOC under present long
distance tariff low set-on storage rates ;
low a. 81 per month. ROBINSON SToR-
AGE f34 East Whhs. TIE. 1-477s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05

ABOUT - acre OF good land. and one
room house on pavement, wired for cleo
tric stove. $500, $3.50 down. Inquire 25600
e. Jefferson. near l0-Mile.
COMFORTABLE cottage bungalow; ready
for plaster: Z acre good garden soil:
water and electric In; $3.50 down.
IRWIN, KIGHT a HINES, INC.
30121 Gratiot Al 1874 Mile road
FARM HOUSE ON pavement-City water;
acres must have $500 DIN. Newman,
Ecorse and Middlebelt roads
Sewer, water, gas and
walks; $3.50; near 13-Miie road and
Woodward Judson Broadway Co RA. BOO
SMALL CHICKEN FARM-on pavement
4-room comfortable bungalow; hardwood
floors; deep well: large chicken house
about >, acre OF ground. So. $50. terms.
IRWIN-KIGHT-H HINES. INC.
3Oi2l GRATIOT at 1874 MILE ROAD
$3.50 On. $50 Mo-. Rooms. Unfinished
Grand River section; one acre good soil:
more II desired transportation. neal
schools. $4,000 Wyoming. Hogarth DOLL,
between e-5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
BUS Transportation
CHICAGO - =

TOLEDO, p0c ST LOWIeI 30 %
SPECIAL BUSES FOR ALL OCCASIONS
DE LUKE MOTOR STAGES
1905 cAss. AT BAGLEY RA. 1871
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BOMBER PLANT

10 ACRES on Ford road paved, near
Canton Center Road. Close 10 Plymouth
and Willow Rum 81, 500 cash. Carl Sedan.
Vermont $500.
LARGE and small farms for home buyer
or investor; In southern Michigan and
northwestern Ohio. Write MS. or call at
$50 q. Broad St. Hillsdsle, Michigan.
ON PAVEMENT between Hart and Pent-
water. Oceana County, acres, attrac-
tive 4-rm. hse. and grounds, electric, barn.
chix and garage. A darling; 81. 200, terms.
Pictures. Hanson-osborn, Hart. Mich.
40-ACRE farm. 6-room house implements,
horses, cows. planted crops. Tuxedo
Pisa
100 ACRES, ~ miles north OF Stock
bridge and Leslie Road mint and onion
land. Ivanhoe PATS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05

ARM HOUSE ON pavement-City water;
acres: must have $500 DIN. Newman,
,corse and Middlebelt roads.
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Industrial Property
Eor SoIe mr. Ieox~

FOR Sale or Leose
APPROX. 4 900 square feet for lease, sec
ond floor with three Offices; also light
experimental room or lab. 1000 50. IT,.
Cheap. 40 Sslden (upstairs) TE. 2-s337.
WANTED TO RENT, FACTORY
SPACE, 5000 SQUARE FIT.
CALL MADISON 24S6.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings in the big. sunday Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05

GIRL for general Homework, no cooking
experienced only 3205 Tyler. apartment
4o3. Townsend 5000. So
GfRLs-Generai homework: stay nights
pleasant home. good wages. Townsend
s-6ip6
GOOD cook: stay: references. Birmingham
Home: si5-sis week. TIE 2-7106.
LADIES for interesting part-time work
earnings good; must have use OF car
Box B-6e4o, Detroit Times.
NURSEMAID-white, upstairs work: tire,
In family; own room. steady; bonus END
OF war In anna
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
Business Places for Rent

EXCELLENT location FOR barber or
beauty shOppe suitable any type bust
ness reasonable rental lT40a =. Warren
Tuxedo 2-643S
MICHIGAN $40 near Junction Front
four rooms any business. Inquire spoka
Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05

.COLORED

7 rms. reconditioned, n. OF Blvd: terms
to qualified buyer immediate possession.
smedley. 446 r. Warren TT. 1892
CoLoRED-MA GRID; $500 On.
Lovely $ rooms. large yard 2-ear garage;
new stoker. VERY CLEAN!
e sLoBIN 1906 WOODWARD TR. 1-036e
CoLoRED-7si0 Richmond; Groom, g.
bedroom, stove heat $4,000, $500 down,
$50 monthly also 2-family, 6-6, two fur
naces. So. 500, 500 down, SIS monthly
University i-79eS. --------------
cOLoRED = Brickoted: 7-room Income
steam heat; $500; bargain. Telephone
Fitzroy 1891.
Inns, mr.. Willow Run, ST.
$50 $500 dn. Mr.. Learned. Wayne 1871.
CoLoRED-Priced quick sale; 81, 700; mod.
5-rm.. excel. cond Hurry. CA. $500.
CoLoRED-why rent when you can buy
for 1876 down. Jesse 7. Parker, TIE. l.ls23.
COLORED-Blvd. sect. 7-room brick; 500
down Mcqueen. TO. 6-334l.
COLORED-scOTTEN. mr.. Scovell rms.
Very reasonable. Hurry Must sell.
Crutcher. AGA McGraw. TY. 5-5366-4-O2o4
coLoRED - Basement for club parties.
Nicely arranged; all eonvenienees' 800
Frederick
ICoLoRED-6 rms, Sherman 50 500, $3.50
dn. Medbury, s-rm. Dr.. 81, 500; Jay, 2
family 81. 500, $50 mo. Cannon. FL. oi4o.
CoLoRED-Leicester, 500; s-rm., new dec.
excel cond So 800 81. 500 DIN. MA. 1868.
coLoRED sPECIAL-RUssEIL, s047-
8 rms. bas.. sim. ut. $500 On! s2f mo.
GEO. STIEBER, 46iT CHENE. TIE. l-os44.
lCOLoRED- leicester Woodward; 16-room
brick duplex; painted walls. cove ceiling
freplaces, newly sanded floors garages
Perry-John r, -l4-room; baths, ? lava
tories. hreplaces; needs decorating, - OoO
81. 600 down. Walden. Trinity l-647O
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Board and Room

BOULEVARD, East Grand. 1900. good
home cooking. nice single room. Olive
062O
LEICESTER, s0--whi,e only: good home.
AMERICAN cooking. two gentlemen
preferred.
MARTiNDALE. sp90--Near Grand River.
JOY, lovely room, congeniAl home. girls
or couple reasonable.
WARK, i2l7s CLivernois) - Comfortable
room. board: suitable l-2; reasonable
Dawson 1894.
YOUNG. 1bOei-Double room; board op.
tional; no objection child. Pingree 6s26.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05

LAKE ST. CLAIR--Lot 50x200; near Sell
fridge Field convenient Tor year around
domestic; bargain 1925. Tyler 4-1395.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05

VERMONT. 332i--Two-room, lower. light
newly decorated, private entrance. bath
yard reasonable
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-05
SECRETARY

For executive in defense plant.
Must be capable and of pleasing
personality-25 to 35 years-4S
hours week. In replying, give
age and experience. Address
Box B-6S2s. Detroit Times.