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S-BIRTHS-DEATHS- DIVORCES
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Ia,ri,r. lIc,ns., AnnIl.d ~

Marriage license. applied for:
Leonard A. Turner ii. Ruth Younksr "a
chester J. WisnlsW.k. 81. Irene NJ Wo'
in0Vski 10
Nun T.. neck.r 20. Marguer,'s wilson. Is
George Roberts. IS Louisa Gssch q
walter walker - Lucy Martin. -
Roy y FarroW. - Camille l. Burda 50
Henry ssmc1uk. q, stella 7. sPokoN
SIX 20
Charles Bucknsr, 81. L.sths Ma, Bailey
HSrbsrt c. n. Lacy. ~. Naom Ford q
Francs , kuehulsn, "a. Florence T. The
Donald Bsnnasch. "a: Elsa Travis. rs
James A Carpenter a. Ocie shelton. 10
OJav Thorsen 81 Hilda 8 Singleton. 81
Claudsll Ves'sr. ~. Loretta n Harms. u
Francis stanchlns. al. Margaret Freeland
John R.dpsth IS LA n McRrids. ~.
Horace wheeler. rs Nstts Jordan. az
Adam suek so Mare Fronek. Is
Aaron II. Paul. 20 Edith T. kunin. Is
Burton A Moore. ~ Marion r. Miller, =
Joseph Marehch 81. Mildred K1rchanski
Thoma, V. Mccsushsn. 81; Glenn Car
moucne as
victor synEsit,. 10; Helen Ru,ehin.k.
Maxwell g Berger rs Murynn Ks,, "a
Arthur II. Wilson. "a ". Lucille Barnes
81
Harvey n Hsr-.r. "a. jean rort n.
J. c.. Dorsey. % Elizabeth Hawkins. la
John Y. Minnie. 20 Anne n iUanskt ~
Richard A. Grinrhs %, Lillian G.rsch
III
Ear r. Bushwsy. %; Helen ". A.mus
ia
Psrnen Y. johnson. I'll; Lillian q. Bars
40.
Samuel T. ChynoUsth. 81: Jean II. Hsrri
son az
Raynsld Burns. IS: Dovie Smith. a.
Herbert Albright. a Grace Acker' 70
Harry Bean. u Ida Weisman a.
John Granovict So: Michslna Gsweds. "a
Adam sobocinski, 20: Lillian V. Kon
kol "a
Gnher, r Russ. 81: Louise Hartman. II.
Nimrod Y Carney. as Ruth X Davis. %
George Provonohs. as Bernioe NJ
Ochs. ~.
irwin q A Baril. az: Irene A Grscey. is
Woodrow Ballridse, 30 La Verne Pente
eort. "a
George Ruprov. 20 Helen Nonanen. az
Ralph William Nehlhos., "a. Bsrbsrs
Paul. a.
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Saginaw Filler Joins
VfW Post by Proxy

SAGINAW. Feb. 16.-keith c.
Althaus Jr., has become the first
Saginaw member Of the Veterans
Of Foreign Wars from World War
II, according 10 his father, Sgt
Keith c. Althaus of the Saginaw
police department.
Young Althaus was indicted
into Post 1866 by proxy as he is
quite busy with other affairs in
the Philippines having gone over
seas several months before the
war started with a pursuit squad
ron from SolfridGe Field His
father served IN the islands with
the marines prior 10 the first
World War.
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BIRTHS

BOYS
Boys we're born 10:
Msrgusri, F1ssk. 1850 Mont. VISTA
Nsrsrne Flatau. IiSl Holmes
Donna Grimshy. 1927 Hart
Rosslie Cacchina. 1850 50 Jean
Helen Greer 1857 Garfield. Ferndsle
Edna Hyd, 1878 Robson.
Emma Howe sos Moran
Mary Humphrey. SIS smith street.
RUBY HIT $50 East wills
Virginia HiHe. 2042 Clark
Eloise Hubbard. 1917 Cafdoni.
Rose Hunter. 1877, East Willis
Mildred fnloes t37 Fernhil
Florenc. Johnson. 22tt Field.
Helen JermAc. 500 Brainsrd
Anna Kohyiinski s03l Larkin..
Julia Ksndow. 1897 s., Jean
Bernice Lohmeier. osss Washington. War
rem Mich
Gladys Lyman. 1850 Lycaste
Violet Makes. ei Rosedse
Bernardne Mechinski. 220e Military.
Domsnica Mele 3it5 Illinois
lean Mccalum, 1879 Mayheld
Vera Patterson, 1850 Mile road, Utica
Wenlyn Purcell, 2s30 Clairmount
Alycs Renwick. 1855 orleans.
Helen ssitI, r. F. n. BeIleyils. Micn.
luene solsk. 674l Grsndviue
Mary Sicher l2i02 Abingdon.
Rhea sorvari. 1929 Blackstone
Virginia sattsry. 5000 Stn.
Gertrude srymkowski. 1887 wsstphans
Marie SIEGE. s5s2 Mcclellan.
Erma staple,on. 1890 Brush
Barbara Tracy. 1880 Wisconsin.
Sarah Terry. s77e Ashton
Dorothy Tidwell 272 Englewood
willie Woods. 645 Erskne.
GIRLS
Girls were born 20:
Hszel Brown 1929 Gilchrsst
Faith Broughton 1904 Freeland.
Jessie Berndt. 1870 Courville.
WINE Boidins ia Dubois.
Hs1el Coon, s925 M,lrose, Rosedals Gar
dens
ELAINE Claus. 33tl5 Myrns. Plymouth.
Margaret Camp, slTs Commonwealth.
Angelina Ciccocitti. 1855 East Willis
Margaret Cosgrovs $3.50 Deyonshire.
Pauline Cowherd. 3l39 Brush
Prudence DeMarce 204i5 Derby
Alice burden, 1890 81. Antoine.
Mary Eaton. i3iss Wark
Esther Etzler. 1871 Hart~sn.
Ruth Flowers. 1899 Scotch.
Mary Fry 1851 Third.
Catherine Gorgas. q027 Holcomb
Helen Gawrykl p6i2 KnodeH
Dorothy Gigapic. $3.50 Grayton. u
Cecilia Hall. 1851 -Mark rwain----------'7--
Wary Ksrss 1922 81. Albertus
Edna Kemmerling s0a4 Mol.ns
Edna Lewis. $3.50 Ivanhoe
Peggy Marsntette, 1883 Birchcrer.
Marguerite Money, iB East Hsrelhurst
Ferndals
Helen Miller. ISL Piduetts
| tnuiss McCaskil 1915 Eas, Nevada.
Mildred Ottsvasre. 3ssi Maryland
Mary Os,.rlund 2oai5 Hampton road
Grstiot Township
GLADYS Ross. 1888 Washhurn
Mars saehsgrin 1887 McDouEsl.
Margaret Sellers, $3.50 Mcntelair.
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SWEEPING POWERS

The President. in the most
sweeping domestic application OF
his wartime powers 10 date, gave
the secretary Of war and his army
commanders complete authority
to prescribe military areas IN such
places and of such extent as he
or the appropriate military com
manders may determine from
which any or all persons may be
excluded. and with respect "a
which, the right Of any person Ia
enter. remain in. or leave, shall be
subject to whatever restrictions
The secretary OF war or the appro'
pirate military commander may
impose in his discretion"
Both Presidential Secretary
Stephen T. Early and Biddle denied
that the move was application oil
martial law"
Biddle said martial law meant
the abolition OF civil courts and
rr4ll authority. but that under the
executive order, persons subject 10
removal could 60 into court "a
seek a writ OF habeas corpus
legal decision as to whether he
is being subjected TO illegal re-
moVal.
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and Is powered with a two-cylin-
der gasoline engine. with a speed
Of approximately 10 knots"

and Is powered with a two-cylin-
der gasoline engine. with a speed
OF approximately 10 knots"
Another interesting type Is a
50-foot boat driven by an sirplane
propeller for use in shallow water
or in creeks. This vessel has a
shield for a machine gun in the
bow.
Overwhelming air and naval
and effective fifth col.
umn work were cited as the most
important factors in recent sue
cessful attacks. the army said.
DRILLED FOR INVASION
"Reconnaissance of landing
beaches or shores. either by air,
through the work Of secret
agents, or both. Ii the first STEP"
the memorandum said. Troops
assigned to effect the landings
that ensue have been thoroughly
drilled In their tasks.
ION the night before the land
ing. troop ships, landing boat car.
riers and naval conveys estab-
lish a rendezvous at a designated
anchorage. II a suitable anchor
age Is not available, vessels ar
rive off the beach between mid
night and dawn.
Landings are usually made
just before dawn, on days when
high tide comes just ut dawn.
When possible, periods Of rain or
stormy weather are chosen. 10
increase the element of surprise.
Men are transferred from trans
ports and landing craft carriers i.
just off the landing beach"
Fishing boats and signal lights
from fifth columnists on shore
are known 10 have aided the Jap
anese in some OF their landing OPP
erations in the Philippines, the
said
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Death notites

ADAskI> Jennie. beloved wife 81 Sol
dear SISTER ~ SAwusl srhsiningsr Ms
sarsh AAropsnn Mr. Esther Lipson snc
Mrs Rose Fistnn Remains a. iSvti
Bros Funeral Homo 773S John r Ssrv
ices from 23S South Grs'io,, Nj Clemens
sunday - - noon
BRkTL-FebruAry 10 Joseph u 1919
Forfham beloved hushsnd ~ Augusta
nee Deginskii, dear father ~ Mr.. r l..
Tree Mrs q Prosfk,. Joseph ara Elmer
Brs'H Funeral rom ths Wersnherner
Funeral Home 1881 Grauo', Monday ~
30 am No Assumption tGrottoJ Church
~ lr'srmrn' NJ Ouvst
DINO -Ta'uIIo. Fshrisry 10. A. MS resi-
dsrcs 1881 YelloVstons avenue dear
fs'hsr ~ William Ohno ~ Princeton - J
ard Charles Ohno ~ Detroit Funeral ssrv
ices a. Frsusrs Funeral Home 2377 IVES,
Grand boulevard a. LsSall. SUNDAY Feb
rlary "a ~ n. under auspices OF
Palestine IOfge 40 3S7. and A. NJ.
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". \. Aliens Held

NEW YORK, Feb. II INS).-
An undisCloSed number Of enemy
aliens we're in F'BI custody TODAY
after federal agents invaded their
homes and seized Short-wav6
radios, cameras and firearms. The
aliens will receive hearings from
alien hearing boards and face in
ternment for the wars duration
The raids were Centered ir
waterfront and airfeld localities
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DEATHS


Augusta HHler Brohman. II.
sadie Allen. 5s3T Celeron. 80.
Rebecca Harris - Leicester court a..
Richard Auandt. i4sT Cadillac,
Jack Howard ST. East Palmer so.
Raymond Terry Jr, tl5n Riopelle, Is.
Alex Bonner. S757 Vine~ood so
Minnie wilkins, 10000 Indiana. 81.
Frank Garney loqi5 ONO. 3.
Margaret F.. Williamson, 1850 Humphrey
II.
John r Wilson. 1924 Mendoza, al
gilmore l.. Colt 1885 Clements 80
Michael J. Ctsanek. 500 East Grand oou
lsvard. so
t,onnie ]. wallace $40 Frederick 50
BENJAMIN A Smith 1855 Cloverlavn, II.
Katie Bloomfield 330s Tyler. SO.
Maud Heihy. 1887 Gainshorough. So.
Joseph Gu,ovski. 1923 East Canheid. ~
Mary Ojdowski. 46t5 Jos Campau. 49,
willie Brister, 2Ol3 Clinton. q.
Frank Taylor 2633 RsAgbten 80.
Frank a. Cowick 1923 LANSING So
sarah Miller 1890 Clairmount, 81
Judson seneck. e23 Clsrmount 70.
Fred Coipear. 1888 Whitaker. 81.
John J Kline, 3sOt Courvills. 81
Edith Bruckman 1909 Psvick y
Leonora Fitzgerald 1915 state Park boule
ward. Walled Lake SO
Irene NJ Pouliot. 1898 Field 80.
Michael Czarnik 1892 Peterson, 81.
Clara Eli1aheth Nshls. sos Linwood. u.
Herbert o. Rounds 323s Hardwood, ~.
lack n Fisher 1928 East Jefferson. ~
Cenevieve NJ. Gram. 1881 Pasadena, IS.
Luther Blair. sse2 Mettstsl a..
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statesmen 10 call on builders. contractors
phone prospects good proposition 10 right
party. HON Dor Mfg. Co. 1855 Harper.
READ Times Want Ads for pront--use
them for results
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Personals
REDUCE SLUGGISH FAT

Demand unique. drlgless crysta-Jell vege-
table -Gelatns sans. Hudson's Drug and
Department stores,
REVEREND MATILDA POwELL.-s22s
Avery Gerry Park Readings Daily
Appointments Trinity 2-672i.
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE-Church OF
Christ. Appointments daily. 1850 West
Grand boulevard. Tyler 1898.
STOMACH ulcer retefs investigate. Won
Co. $40 David Stott' Bldg. CA. siiO,
WISH 70 hear from a few interested. cult
ured people for private seances; no
charge Hogarth O2s2
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DOUBTS COURT VETO

The attorney general added
however, that he did not think The
courts would 90 behind the mill
tary regulation.
Biddle estimated that there are
$4,000 japanese aliens and $4,000
American citizens of Japanese an.
cestry in California. Oregon anc
Washington. He said there were
23.sOO German aliens and $500
Italian aliens in the region.
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Evacuation Of All
From Western
States Studied
Nv ARTHUR r. HERMANN
init New. S+r,ie, staff Corr..Iond,r,

WASHINGTON Feb. Il tfNSt
All residents Of the West Coast
particularly Japanese. German and
Italian aliens. today are subject to
mass eNaCuatlons from regions
which the army may define as
military areas
In an effort 20 reduce fifth col
umn activities President Roosevelt
transferred control over popula-
tons in military areas from the
justice department directly 10 Sec
rotary Of War StimSon and his
army commanders
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coLoRED; vINEwooD-Cd. Riv. Beautiful
rms. hot wtr. heat, 2-car gar. ONLY $500
dn. Other bargains Cruicher Real Est.
t7s4 McGraw. TY. 5-536S. TY. 4-0204.
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BIRTHS

BOYS
Bows we're born TO-
Dorothy Allen. 1921 STANLEY
Christine Baker $50 Msriovs
Pearl Byrns, 1l4nl Msttstal
Evalins Barnes. 534i Belvidere
Helen Boudreau, 1s524 snowden
Grace Broucksert 1850 Goethe
Mercedes BIork. 1928 Wildwood Wayne
Mich
Mary carr 72i3e Pickford.
Hattie Collins, ef5 Benton,
Marie Darby, aloe Beeehsr.
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Male Help-Salesmen

REAL ESTATE statesmen. 2 good workinl
conditions. Msxon Bros. TU. 2-S700.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21

BUNDLE family washing TesponFibls
woman. specializing shirts. curtains
reasonable Townsend 5.l3a2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
Lost and Found

COLI1E-BAck Whit tan, female Sat
urdsy night straNsd from Dearborn HiI,
vicinity liberal reward. Telephone Dear
born ttas-W
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPY vicinity Hull.
Six Mns seven hl.l. Liberal reward
TRINITY I-s4Sn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
DIVORCES


Doris n schesTer from John ".
Stella Pakanewicz from Frank
Edna Moskow from Robert
Miriam WEIGH from Edward
Harry Ferguson from Patriots.
Josh Williams from Rosie
Dorothy Epright from Edward
Geraldine Mazzara from Joseph
Florence Campbell from Thomas
Clara McAtree from Ernest.
Violet Bruner from Arthur.
sam Mendelsou from Edith.
Ann Delude from Joseph
Charlotte Clarke from DouglD,
Albert -Bsrtnsn from knnf
Gladys Alexander from TAFT
Harold Hsvilsnd from Clarics
Otis Darling from Elinor
Steve Chontos from Julia
Eleanor Nsnnest from William
Esther Holsenhurgh from Elmer.
Margaret Burke from Edmund
Florence Gorkovski from Anthony.
Kathleen Helmer from Melville
Ruby Andrews from Frederick
Vera Bacon from Harry
suio Rantsla from Katherine
Louise BoE'tstevsh from Philip
sandra Rossello from Anthony.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
Situations Wanted-Fsmai.

BUNDLE family washing responsiols
woman, specializing shirts curtains
reasonable. Townsend 5.l3i2
.cARETAKER Experienced coored couple
handy man excellent references. Can
Temple lAsi2
CARING for children. laundry. cleaning
Day wor Experienced. Can Trinity
E'oSso
EXPERIENCED colorsd girl wants Tues
day. Wednesday. Thursday; 50, csrfare.
Cadillac 45ts
EXPERIENCED colorsd giri wishes house
work small family home. references
FitIToy sO05.
EXPERIENCED colorsd girl wishes DAYS.
laundry. cleaning, 50, carfars. Cherry
ii7a
GENERAL Homework assist enaking.
ored. East Side preferred Murray 2795.
GOOD CLEAN woman for DAY work
wall cleaning, laundry. experienced
NEAT colored girl. maid. hotel. thsater
store; excellent cook Ftlroy 1882
NEAT colored girl wishes days. part time.
SO, earfsre. Cherry s27t
RELIABLE colored girl Steady. day
TUESDAY. Wednesday. So, carfare. Tylei
7s2t6
RELIABLE colored giri wants days work
any kind. Cali Tyler S-335l.
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Female Help Wanted

DEPENDABLE wAITREss-Nights stead,
work. SIS salary 10 start Apply IN
person. 1904 West Six-Mile
GIRLS
for contingent fountain sales
work in east and west side
stores. Must be at least Is,
Apply 100 Oakman Blvd, near
Hamilton, S to 11:30 a. m, ex-
cept Saturday.
FRED SANDERS
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REGISTERED PHARMACISTS
BIRTHS

Girls were born TO
Purnnis spencer 29s Fast Canheld
Pearl Tohisn 1880 Hickory
Martha TAYLOR. o7o Brewster.
Pauline YOUNG 1897 Lilac
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AIRING for children. laundry. cleaning
DAY wor Experienced. Call Trinity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
MILITARY AREAS

Explaining the Presidents ex-
eCutlve order. which accomplished
The transfer. Attorney General
Biddle said the army was concen-
tra'ing a present IN defining mil
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DETROIT TIMES
WANT AD RATES
Daily and Sunday
Rate Per Word Per Day
Transient
CASH CHARGE
i time .............. nc 70
, To 9 consecutive times tlsc 30
7 or moro consecutive
times ........... 90 t'To
EXCEPTIONS

To Rent Rooms, Housekeeping
Rooms, Board and Room. Children 10
Board; Hon. 49,. for Ased' Invalid
CASH CHARGE
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STORE maintenance stock clerk driving
Prefer part time Educated Exper
fenced References. Tyler 7-sfin
TRUCK driver, SENT highway. eight years
experience References Johnny Roberts
Cherry s72s
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Dancing Instructions
Rentals Wanted
Flats for Rent

MAPLE LANE. i7e4-One block north
mile. off Dequindre. Reasonable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21

MILE. LA SALLE-Upper: three bed =
verstty i-s4q0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21

Experienced colored couple
handy man excellent references. Can
1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
si,ua,ion. Wantsd-Mnls

BOILER operator hish pressure lcsnted
experienced. excellent references (col-
nredl Oliva A0IE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21

itary areas" only in the California
Oregon Washington region.
"Of course. this Is a Japanese
problem" Biddle said. You all
know that the Japanese problem
I. a serious one"
He stressed, however, that the
order was purposely worded
broadly 10 include all persons.
whether aliens or citizens, as well
as any regions which the army
may define as military areas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
Trade Schools-Moie

ACETYLESE-ARc WELDING
Welding Trade School Cherry 57t5
AIRCRAFT riveting weiders start nov
Pedsrsl Aircraft 4sa2 Grand River
LEARN Modern Barperlns-Days or ewes
Detroit Barber College. 3I7 =. Jefferson
LEARN welding Michigan Trade school
$3.50 woodward
WELDiSG--Private instruction. NJ tint
limit licensed. Crane Welding School
1885 Crane
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21
Hotels
Furnished Rooms for Rent

ATKINSON. 161-Two large double rooms
private home. shower, free telephone.
BuENA VISTA, EAST, 2i2 = Highland
Park, near Ford's. Chrysler's; private en-
trance Townsend 7-224s.
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Lost and Found

REDBOSE Coon Hunt Dog-fSix
months. "a pounds. Reward. Townsend
8 1857
TERRIER-Blscs darn 'an, male neigh
borhood Nottingham Mack. Reward.
Niagara 77ts.
WRisTWATCH- Lsdy's gold Longlns
sweep second hand keepsake re-
ward Columbia OSLO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21

AIRcRAFT-Marine IGNITION SHIELD
ING, made 10 army and navy specihca.
. o9. aiRcRaFr I !sssfnsM sERV
ICE, INCORPORATED. CITY AIRPORT.
Arlington 1000
AJAX BOLT AND SCREW COMPANY
Complete stock bolts. nuts screws and
CHINE PRODUCTS. 1923 Gratiot. Plaza
$40
ALL KINDS - CASTINGS. MACHINE
EXPERT MAcHsNIcs' 6.fsnse Pfoduei.
Paris. BEDFORD GRANITE WORKS.
AN Al sand blasting job on all metal
SERVICE on DEFENSE CONTRACTS.
STAR SAND BLASTING SERVICE. Twin
brook 1i222.
BEST MESSENGERS HAS FOR HIRE any
age delivery. WE NEVER CLOSE. Tenn
pie 1871.
BICYCLE RACKs-To relieve congestion
In vital defense areas. encourage use OF
bicycles Our racks most economical park
ing device. FRANK J. SEWING, 20e BULL
BLDG. Cherry apo
CALL GOODWILL INDUSTRIES Pickup,
Randolph $3.50. Unwanted articles RE-
DUCE FIRE HAZARDS.
CARTWRIGHT DIE a TOOL COMPANY
500 ST Jean. Lenox 1884. Tube Bend.
ing. Fabrication TUBULAR PARTS.
COMPLETE HEAVY INDUsrRIAL SHEET
METAL SERVICE. Machine guards,
tion. Short runs a speciality. RELGANr
INDUSTRIES. I1stt CLovERDALE. Ho-
garth 6s55-ss32 22is
DEFENSE WORKERs-Eor relief OF con-
wEAvERs NASAL FILTER. worn in.
-terhahy SIP 81. Individual fittings g. A.
MORAN COMPANY. 4ai4 Woodward.
DRILL PRESS. LATHE, SMALL MILL
work wanted. 1914 East Nevada. Twin
brook 2-2l7q.
HIGHEST fn!is.0 sessp i SS,O Mean, . Ts:
LIGHT lathe work TOOL or PRoDuC.
TON: ANY QUANTITY. 7i3 Webb.
Townsend 7-455i.
MACHINE SHOP WoRK-Lathes, drill
press. milling machne. Contact Will
2ssi2 Avondsis' MISTER. MIcHiGAN'
Wayne 7l73Fi
MECHANICAL barrel plating tail metals
ncaiion; Knight PLAtlNG COMPANY,
3li3 Bellevue. Plaza 1897
MICHIGAN RUST PROOF COMPANY
SPECIFICATIONS, 2i2s Jos. campau
Fitzroy 5s55.
PLYWOoD DETROIT COMPANY = sPE-
C1AL plywood built to army and navy
specifications: warehouse stocks CONNER
cial grades, all woods. T4i5 81. Auoin
Madison $500.
SOME general SCREW MACHINE CA.
PACITY AVAILABLE Now running
1000 defense work TOMPKINS SCREW
MACHINE PRODUCTS COMPANY. Ran
dolph 602S
SPECIAL MACHINERY, TOOLS. JIGs
FIXTURES. GAUGES 70 government
specifications. WAGNER ENGINEERING
COMPANY, a527 Traverse. Plaza 1897.
". c. DUCOMB COMPANY WHOLESALE
DISTRIBUTORS Of mechanical ma
terials and paints. $685. East Palmer. Plaza
1927.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-21

Income Bungalows for Sale

CORTLAND t3i0-Brick veneer 4 down,
up OIL steam hest Frigidsirs an1
stove tile bath. breskfsst ncos. lear 60
rage side drive. Good tenants. GOOD To-
vestnsn' Must SCI Immediately. Attrasffvs
price and terms. Phone Hogarth 1908.
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To Kent H0OrUEb
Rooms, Board and Room. Children 70
Board. Home for Aged. Invalid.
S"'''''" CASH CHARGE
time ....,a.....-.. DC See
8 to @ consecutive times SIZE "a
or more consecutive
umes ...s'..''s' 90 sT1o
minimum IL wordD
Advertisements accepted At any ~
hundreds of convenient neighborhood
Want Ad Stations or NJ the Times
J Main Office. Times Square, At low
economy cash rates. or you may
telephone your al to Cherry $500
and have II charged.
Ads ordered by telephone ana ac-
eepted from persons listed IN the
telephone book or city directory on
memorandum charge only. In return
for this courtesy the advertiser u
expected TO remit promptly.
five words additional.
The Times reserves the right 70
classify ads under appropriate head
ings.
All claims for Adjustments and re-
funds mus, he made within 10 days
after expiration OF ad.
Errors should be reported immedi-
ately. The Times assumes no reypon-
sibility for errors after the first
insertion.
To insure publication m the sunday
psper. copy must be In the Times
office by IL 30 a. m. Saturday. To
insure insertion In every edition OF
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How Jap HOrdes
Invade Isles
Huge Ships Garry Troop-Laden
Barqes Launched From Ha+ches
WASHINGTON, Feb. 21 uNs)

Y WASHINGTON, Feb. 81 GNS)
- Huge carriers which launch
small troop-laden invasion
launches and barges through side
matches are being used today by
Japan in its blitz attacks upon
United Nations outposts in the fan
Pacific.
This interesting sidelight on the
war was disclosed by the war de-
partment in a memorandum which
asserted that tactics employed re-
Gently by the Japanese had been
repeatedly rehearsed and tested
under battle conditions since the
attack on China in July, 1887.
1.-THE Japanese landing craft
carrier IL n special type Of trans
port similar In construction To a
whaling depot ship" the army
said. "From II, landing craft
loaded with full compliments Of
men and material are slid into
tho sea through side matches.
One OF these japanese troop
ships was reported by an oh
server TO be about 260 feet In
length"
SUCCESSFULLY USED
Such a ship might carry one or
more of six types of smaller land
ing craft which are known 10 have
been used IN the Philippines,
Malaga and the Dutch East In
dies.
The main landing force uses a
special 50-foot open boat which
has a landing ramp that flaps
down on the sand. enabling guns
10 he wheeled off. Describing this
craft the army said:
The engine and the cox
swain are usually protected by
bullet-proof plating. Twin keels
provide stability after grounding.
II has an estimated capacity Of
10 tn 12O men. fully equipped,