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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-11
Post OWL Service
Examination List

WASHINGTON, D, CLAMP
Examinations for position. as jun
Tor chemist and senio- bookkeeping
machine operator were announced
last week by the U. S. Civil Serv-
ice commission here, the former at
$1,000 per year and the latter, $500
per annum.
The closing date for receipt OF
applications for senior bookkeeping
machine. operator is May 10, while
the junior chemist applications will
be received until further notice.
Necessary forms may be procured
at any first or second class post
office.
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Brown. prcsidcn: Of Langston uni
ycrs'y and presiden. Of the Okla
mona Association Of Agricultural
and HON. Economics workers re-
pccuye.y. extended an invitation
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Real Estate
Rooms Cor Bent

COMFORTABLE and quiet room for
two gentlemen, IN new modern
home. No other roomers. sos Stan
ley ST.
ROOMS for rent. close I'm. for girls
OF good habits. Phone i92i-R.
SLEEPING ROOM. steam Aeat. bath.
also trailer FOR rent. Near Bomber
Plant 1891 r. Davis ST
FURNISHED room for couple with
kitchen privileges between Denton
and Beck Rd. 4S475 Michigan Ave.
WANTED ? men roomers. ilii
Grant.
ROoMS-in new home. double and
single Tor girls. 1928 Westmor-
land. IN. 1850. Eve. sat or sun.
ROOM for two in private family, all
modern conyeniences. Phone 1850
WI,
COMFORTABLY we'll heated fur
nished room for mem centrally
located. 6l7 WasAtenaw.
TWO double rooms Tor men only.
3ie's Perrin.
ONE large pleasant double room on
FIRST floor girls preferred. one
single room on second floor. l06
s. Huron. Pone llON-l.
APT FOR Rent, accommodates 4 or
business women or men. i27 Col
lege Place
Wanted To Rent
UNFUENISHED apartment wanted.
small two or three rooms. No chill
dren Telephone l065-M between
and p. m. NJ sgt. J. L. Jameson,
l.. :. Army.
OR MORE room house, preferred
West Side. Adults, no children.
Write Box L.. care Press.
WANTED 10 rent small furnished
apt. by responsible young couple.
Write Press LIS.
UNFURNISHFD : or I room apart
ment wanted Employed couple, no
children. Phone 400. O'FArrell.
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Earl |. freeman
I2O PEARL. 1851
Insurance OF all kinds In honorable
stock companies


NEW -FOUR ROOM bungalow at
t5032 Robson Rd. 2 miles from
Bomber. Small down payment. Elec-
tricity and water In house call
We 5lS2S. Detroit.
FOR SALE--New house, four rooms
and bath semi finished. insulated.
weatherstrIpped. Near Ann Arbor
Trail. one mile from Kclsey-HayeS
Plymouth plant. 10 miles from
Willow Run, $3.50, discount for
cash. Inquire Az Starkweather.
Plymouth. Phone l69-W.
SEVERAL NEW HOMES
READY TO MOVE IN
Sale Price S5S5O-S595O. Small
down payment. Mo. payments
like rent. All these homes are
complete with modern kitchens,
built-in bata, full basement,
automotic heat. large lots.
PHONE 1921
ANN ARBOR TRUST COMPANY
ANN ARBOR
FOR House. rooms and
bath. Immediate possession. Also
20 used windows, blight l0Nla
some smaller ones and | set bed
springs 500 r. Cd. Blvd
s ROOM modern bungalow. complet,
bath, floor tub, excellent full base
ment, furnace. garage, paved road
near super market. $3.50. II. Peet
SO y. Huron St. 1871.
6 ROOM modern house, large lot
near Lowell st. $500. Terms. II
Peet. SO y. Huron St. 1871.
FOR Modern house. 6 rooms
plenty OF closets. with bath, full
basement, double garage. nice yard
with plenty Of shade. good garden,
corner lot. IA Church St. Milan
POSS ESSION 10 days. Pearl St,
room bungalow. hardwood floors.
bath, furnace, garage. fruit trees.
paved street. Close In. 1880.
Terms. II. Peet. SO y. Huron st.
1871.
HOLMES ROAD 8 room modern.
nearly new, bungalow Beautiful
fireplace. Fruit orchard. Priced to
sell. n Peet, 50 ~ Huron 81, 1874
S. PROSPECT ST room modern
house. $3.50. n. Peet. SO y. Huron
st, 1871
IS ROOM modern apartment house.
two baths, extra toilet howl, good
Income. Close In. business street.
Very reasonable price. II, Peet, 50
n. Huron St. 1871
House To Rent
FOR RENT--New four room modern
house. Vineyard Point Park f35 90
Inquire 305 Main st. Dundee.
Michigan.
COUPLE or woman and child TO
share home in exchange for gen
eral homework. 924 Congress
Suburban Property
10 ACRES modern house. ont build-
ings Bomber factory district Rea-
sonable price. II. Peet. 80 n. HUI
ron St. 1871.
Business Property
INCOME Davis St. garage shop near
Ecorse, $1,000. II. Poet. 50 y. Hu-
ron St, 1874.
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XmaS Gift Suggestions

SHOP NOW fur Christmas Com
plete selections % coasters. roas-
ters. shlNcrs. Iu.rrrs and coffee
makers GriuueI Bros. ciQ ~.
Michigan.
JUST ARRIVED
Vases. pottery We aHyHsc yaa 90
make selections Hct.re Tho 1uiiih,
rush puranys. Phone al
BOWLING SHOES and Bow ~
bass. t-.5o ap. ssRs.crs Huron St
Store Phone Is
RENTAL studio piano Ike new.
bench included HIg saving. Grin
uel Bros .Io "a Ni.NlE4n
RETURNED NaGuaVoN IAdIo Pho
ncgIauh Ike nrH. VIII sell for
balance. Gr.uatH Bros 40 W.
Michigan
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Announcements
Legal Notices


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the club Loyal order Of Moose 30.
1872 whose premises are located At
10 v. Adams St, has applied 10 the
Michigan Liquor Control Commission
for a club license 20 sell beer, wine
and spirits to bona flde members
only, and that r. is the intent 81 to
Liquor Control Commission 10 grant
said license upon the expiration Of
ten days from the date hereof
Dated Nov. n. 1852. ADV. l1lS
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soUsA's GRANDSON eNLIsTs

SAN DIEGO. Cal.-UP-Thomas
Adams Sousa. q, grandson Of John
Philip Sousd, the great bandmaster
and march king" composer. en-
listed here as an aviation cadet.
He said no other member OF the
family had ever esinced any talent
fer music. He. himself. he added.
played 30 instrument and had not
even studied music.
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Rural Events
MOVE N Der 10
Sheldon

NOVEMBER 10
Sheldon
The Ws.C.s. will hold their an
nual chicken dinner at the church
from 5 10 p m.
Whitaker
The Young Married Couples sun
day School Class viii sponsor
bazaar from Z 10 II ?. m in the
church. Refreshments will be
served.
NOVEMBER 20
Superior
The Superior Community Farm
Bureau will meet at the home OF
George Gil.
Salem
The Salem PT.A. is sponsoring
a card party At o'clock at the
Rex Stuart home. Chubb Rd.
Guests are to bring a pie and a
white elephant
Cherry Hin
Unit | OF the WS.CS. will meet
Al the home Of Mrs. Leonard Dory.
Mrs Lucille Hank is program
chairman
NOVEMBER 20
York
Mooreville p. T. A. will have
pency supper and bingo party at
TIE school house, Friday evening at
o 30.
NOVEMBER a
Salem
Rally Day and a special Thanks
giving service will be observed at
the church. Old church members
are especially invited.
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Real Estate
Houses ror sale
Better Class
Homes

COUNTRY ESTATE: Large brick
home located In very scenic set
ting along banks OF Huron River.
between Npsi and Ann Arbor.
Beautiful floors and woodwork
Automatic heating plant. acres
OF grounds including nice lawn.
fruit and berries Price {i2.50o.
with about Is down,
DUTCH COLONIAL. Located in
fine residential district. Down
stairs has living room with fire
place. dining room. kitchen. study,
ana extra lavatory. Upstairs has
nice bedrooms. and fun bath
with shower, Most Of interior IL
being newly decorated. BUYER
can have immediate possession.
Price $500, with s2.50O down
payment.
INCOME-Ciose 20 Normal Col
lege, a first class property. with
4 nice apartments, consisting OF
one Broom apartment, two g.
room apartments one room
apartment: each VITA private
bath ; 81 the apartments are
furnished, excellent hot water
heating plant, with coal stoker.
oil burning hot water heater.
Income is $500 per month. price
$1,000. Can give immediate pos
ses sion Of one apartment.
Ehman & 0reenstreet
t1e ~. Michigan. PhoAs IlST
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FINE 3-room home, wired for
stove, extra storage space. deep
well with electric system. Good
lot, well located. only $4,000.
CHOICE s room modern country
home. car garage Well land
sCaped.
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Business Services Offered

TYPEWRITER REPAIRING -
Typewriter- and adding machines
rented or repaired quick depend
able service. Ypsi Typewriter and
Supply Co., 40 Huron St. Phone
o5o5-W
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Real Estate


ROOMS for men. 627 y. Adams st
FURNISHED room. I'm Christian
home near Normal College for two
men 70 room together. Inner spring
mattress. steam heat Christians
preferred. NJ drinkers Npsilanu
Press Box I-1t
ROOM for one or two men or women.
Phone lO53-J after y. m.
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Lost and Found

LOST-BroWu leather blnfold con-
- tanning valuable pdnrrs, liberal re-
ward PAou. lT39-J-l.
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Business Services Offered
Employment
Help Wanted, Female

Help Wanted. Female
WANTED-Either girl or woman.
white for general housework, no
laundry $3.50 Bunton Rd. WINS.
can after D. m.
WANTED white elderly woman 20
do housework for employed couple
Board room and wages. Ph.
s77-W after 8 ?. m.
GIRLS Wanted. Apply in person.
Trojan Laundry.
CASHIER-TYPIST for retail credit
clothing store, fast, reliable. good
pers ouallty: some bookkeeping
knowledge helpful Apply i25 W.
Michigan Ave.
MAID for hotel work Prefer middle
age. Apply Gerine Hotel
WANTED at once Salesgirl. Apply
at Gauss Baking Company, Pm. -Oi
Middle aged woman to
care for child, days Write Mrs
Lane Niece, care l.. l.. Wizard
Npsi,ant Michigan.
YOUNG LADY for flower store.
Dugauts, phone l4l.
EXPERIENCED Saleslady. Full time
Good pay. Ladies' Wear. State age,
experience and references. Box NO.
L-l5. care Press.
Help Wanted-Male
WANTED-Man TO work on Dairy
Farm. Gault Dairy, Pm. $50 or ll02
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Announcements


WANTED Transportation 10 and
from downtown Detroit Leaving
Denton nd. and Michigan. Hours
10 3, days. Hazel PETIT, Npsilanti
GtT-M
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Merchandise

LADIES winter coat brand new,
size 81 CT 40. rs y. Hamilton st,
phone 769-R
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Employment
Help Wanted. Male
Insurance Collector

Insurance Collector
White or Colored. wanted for
Npsi and Romulus. Average
about $3.50 month 70 start. Write
or call IN person. United l1sur-
ance Co, "a Hancock W. Detroit
Phone Temple 1871.
EXPERIENCED man for super serv-
Ice station and accessory store
Good pay. IS r. Michigan. Phone
2S49-W.
NIGHT MAN for Hotel work Elder
ly man, experience unnecessary.
$500 per month and room. Apply
Corine Hotel.
STATION ATTENDANT. no expert
ence necessary. Apply in person
Jacox OIL Corp. Mich. at Hamilton.
Real Estate
Apartments For Rent
FOR RENT-Housekeeping rooms
suitable for 20 people. one
sleeping room. trailer FOR rent for
two. 594l Dellor Rd. north OF Mich
igan. Mrs. Glenn Mateyia.
FOR RENT . rooms for heusekeep-
ing, one room for mem one almost
now trailer for couple. Field s
Trailer Camp, 24SS f. Mich. Ave.
Rooms For Rent
MODERN sleeping rooms. Twin
beds. hot water 63i5 Denton Rd-
IL mi F.. Of Bomber.
DOUBLE Room FOR Girls. 24s church
St, Belleville.
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COMFORTABLE and quiet room for
two gentlemen, IN new modern
home No other roomers. sos Stan
ley St
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teal Estate Wanted

CASH RUNFHS bus ing. List your
houses WITH Harry q. rceI over
- years Real Estate experience.
Reaitor. 50 y. Huron St. 1871.
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IS ROOM modern apartment house.
two baths, extra toilet howl good
Income Close In. business street.
Very reas onable price. H. Peet, 50
n. Huron St 1871
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Real Estate
Earms For Sale
Wanted To Buy
erokeraas CARDS.

FOR CASH-Fi,e or six room mod
ern mouse. Write Box L-l. care
Press, giving price and location.
Evening star., 1942-10-25
With the Chess Players
Local Events and 4 Activihes Unusual
Problems

checkers, which were formulated In
1852.
@. The common type of checker
board on sale at most stores has red
and black squares. Is this official?
A. No. The American Checker
Association has ruled that the Off
cisl checker board for national tour
naments and matches shall be Of
green and buff, 2-inch squares.
@. Checkers sold by stores are
usually colored red and black. Are
these official?
A. No Official checkers in ma
tional tournaments and official
matches must be red and white in
color, turned and round, with a
diameter of not less than IA inches
and not more than IL inches. The
checkers are placed on the green
squares for play.
@. Who makes the first move in
checkers?
A. The player having Red men
(Black in teXthooks).
@. Does chess, like checkers, have
rigid rules as to official colors and
sizes for official chessmen and chess
board in official tournaments and
matches? ,-,..-
A. No. Official chess tournaments
require no definite colors or sizes
and the first move is made by the
player having White men. O1
course, chessmen and chessboards
are graded as to pattern and sizes
but there are no standard laws re-
quiring official games to be played
with a certain size chessboard hav.
ing chessmen of certain size ir
certain colors. Ordinarily the size
of a set of chessmen is determined
by the height of the king piece II
| inches.
Evening star., 1942-10-25
Bv Edmond Henderer.

A great deal Of emphasis is now
being placed on the entertainment
OF our soldiers and sailors during
their leisure hours. The topic re-
ours on the radio and in the press.
Some Army officers state that they
feel that the way soldier spends
his time off is more important than
what he does while in camp or 9TH
erwise on the job. This is a broad
statement, but its authors are will
ing to sustain it with arguments too
long even to outline here.
Agreeing with the premise that
the proper and satisfying use of
soldiers time is of great Importance,
how does this affect us? Obviously
1t is our duty to help here just as in
other phases of national defense.
The difference is that here we will
enjoy helping.
First, let's consider the soldiers
themselves. Our own brothers, hus-
bands, sons and friends are in this
Army of ours. Probably they are
stationed in some other part Of the
country or have already been sent
abroad. But, obviously, those men
stationed here are just like those
who have gone elsewhere. If we
welcomed the first ones into our
homes, invited them to our club
meetings and enjoyed being with
them it is only logical to assume
that the same would be true of those
who are now stationed here. We
should treat them as we hope our
own boys are being treated.
What is the best way to provide
this entertainment? That must, of
necessity, vary with the individual.
But for many men hobbies are a
good answer. Lots of soldiers had
hobbies back home. Many of them
belonged to hobby clubs there. 9th
ers did not for a variety of reasons.
Some came from farms or from
communities too small to support
clubs. Others just didn't know of
the existence of such groups. The
easiest way to help entertain many
of these fellows is to invite them
to meetings of your club. They'll
i strike up friendships with congenial
Evening star., 1942-10-25
News From Dogdom
Notes on a Variety of Subjects of Interest
In Washington and Vicinity
By r. r. Taynton.

Field and is owned by Marine Sergt.
Charles L. Craig of Cleveland, Ohio.
Right at the moment the Coast
Guard seems to be the favored
branch of the doggy fraternity.
Gorden Barton was recently in
Quoted as chief boatswain's mate,
although his duties seem to be pri-
marily in the dog organization OF
that service. Jack Mullock appeared
at the National Capital show in a
Coast Guard uniform and Tom
Gately, too, is exchanging his ken
mel coat for a Coast Guardsman's
uniform.
Peggy Barton plans on continuing
the growing Barton kennel, and un-
doubtedly Kay Gatelv will continue
with her well-established profess
sional kennel Kay is one of the
few women to have a professional
handlers license and belong to the
Professional Handlers Association.
The Bartons have recently bought
a very old and charming house
in Fairfax County and plan to move
dogs, household gear and kennel
equipment this week.
Sometimes 6-month-old puppies
develop a keen sense of RESPONSE,
bility. Such puppy is a boxer
called Spike, which moved into a,
family of two adults and two chill
dren about month ago. One OF
the children is 3-year-old tod
dler, which seems possessed with
the urge to explore the middle Of
the road, particularly when her,
mother is busy washing dishes or
otherwise engaged. Spike saw the
mother rush after the baby num-
ber of times and spank her for run
ming off. At the end of week in
his new home, Spike took things
into his own teeth At that time,
the mother realized the baby was
missing again and dashed franti-
cally out into the street to find
her. only to see the puppy with his
teeth firmly clamped around the
baby's arm dragging her to the
curb.
Distemper is more prevalent than
ever now. The exceedingly wet
weather of last week didn't help
matters. If you have young puppy
that has not been inoculated, keep
him off the streets. He doesn't need
to come into contact with another
dog to pick up the virus. All he
needs to do is to sniff around where
other dogs have been. incubation
is good insurance even if it is not
100 per cent protection. Puppies
too young for vaccine injection
may get temporary protection from
serum.
This is good time of the year
to make sure that your dog has a
dry, draft-proof place to sleep. Ar
tificial heat Is absolutely unneces-
sary for most breeds and is posi-
lively harmful for some. But snug
ness and dryness are imperative to
your dogs comfort and well-being
The addition of small quantity OF
cod liver oil to your dogs diet
particularly if he is a young dog, Is
also wise from now until summer.
Some people find other vitamin sup
plements valuable, but II the dog
is being properly fed, cod liver oil
is all most dogs need to keep them
In fine shape.
Evening star., 1942-10-25

Sherman. Average on the 66 deals
was 1863 points and they won 420.
Paul Bochers and Mrs. John Gard
ner were second with AIT points
There were "a pairs and the trophy
was the Mrs. George U. Harris Cup.
A new foursome took the lead in
the Federal Bridge League at the
Wardman Park Hotel last Tuesday
night. The Hamlin team, which
made a bad start on the opening
night of the series, had been grad
ually climbing up. A week ago they
reached second place only half a
board behind the Skyrockets. When
the latter team slipped on Tuesday
night they overlook them and ended
the play a full board to the good.
The Navy team, once in first place,
maintained its third position, while
the Stags, who were the leaders on
the first night of the season, dropped
to seventh place to tie with the
Yankee Clippers. Both the Fair
chance and the Cascade teams
made advances.
In the first section the Cascades
won 1914 out of "a boards. Mrs.
Ruth Kavanaugh and Mrs. w. de ST..
Aubin of that team were high pair
North and South with 1862 match
points and Mrs. Irene Surguy and
Louis Newman of the Hamlins were
high East and West.
In the second section the Allies
won 16 out of "a boards. Mrs. A. R.
Hodgkins and DR.. Jasny, Allies, were
high pair North and South with
1861 points and Rush Buckley and
Mrs. Stein, mixed party, were high
East and West with 1882 points.
In the third section the novices
won 1917 out of 20 boards. William
Reynolds and Miss Elva Hall
novices, were high pair North and
South, Al points, and Miss S. Kra-
mer and Miss Bledsoe, Dodgers
were high East and West with 371!zz
points.
The percentage standing OF une
| several teams uaS oc fo1louc.
Evening star., 1942-10-25
By Paul J. Miller,

Edmund Nash, one time cham
pion of the City of Milwaukee, Wis;
holder of the local Federal Chess
Club title in 1901 and a past win
ner in The Stars annual problem
solving tourney, will deliver the last
of the current instructional lectures
sponsored by Federal Chess Club at
BOG Ninth street NV. tomorrow
evening at 7:30 o'clock.
BY last of the current lectures is
meant the closing one in the series
based on Reuben Fines book,
Chess, the Easy Way" Other lee
lures will be given but along differ
ent lines. Nash will speak on Crit
ical Positions in End-Game Play"
The public is welcome.
Following the Institutional period
the Federal players will engage in
third-round matches in the present
four group rankings-championship,
group Al, Az, B-1, B-2 and C-1
Newcomers may compete for prize
awards by beginning with the
matches tomorrow night at 8. Sep
arate sections will be arranged by
Tournament Director Hyman Bron-
fin to accommodate the additional
entries. Some 10 players, beginners
as well as veterans, are contesting
for all manner of chess prize awards
1t is the largest club tournament in
the annals of District chess. When
100 players are enrolled probably nc
further applications will be accepted
by Director Bronfin.
Founders Day dinner, set for the
evening OF November 18 at Schneid-
ers Restaurant, includes entertain
ment. Only $50 tickets are available
so requests for reservations will be
handled in the time order made
Dial Ordway 1880 for details.
Evening star., 1942-10-25

Club of Washington, Thomson
School. Program with address by
Frank Tighe, representative of Press
Division, Office of Censorship.
Wednesday evening at 8-Wash-
ington Philatelic Society, Lee Sher-
atom Hotel, Fifteenth and L streets
NV. Program including illustrated
lecture by Harold P. Gilmor on the
Byrd Polar Expedition
Evening star., 1942-10-25

Blanche Nordyke of The Star editorial staff displays stamp
collectors map OF the 0orld recently published by EdDard
Bell OF Cambridge Mass 1t is based official Hydographic
Office charts and has been checked against SCOTS Standard
Postage Stamp Catalogues and the Scott of albums
proratey 400 different stamp Issuing listed
IN the ter and glossary and indicator philatec
symbols HkeUise propided. Star staff Photo