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The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-10-31

Div. 281 since 1924, and James F.
McKiernan, 81, East Haven, men,
Der since 1923, were indicted into the
army this week. James ]. Clancy, "a,
284 Grand Avenue, New Haven, en-
listed in the navy, and John Heeran,
40, 852 Ocean Street, West Haven,
enlisted in the Seabees. Clancy was a
member of the local since 1921, and
Heeran since 1926.
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-10-31
United Bradford
CONTINUED from Page One)
he is anything but routine Repub-
lican machine politician.
ALL MUST VOTE

ALL MUST VOTE
"For these reasons, the CLIO. and
ALL. have united in Branford to
elect Victory candidates. If every
workingman and woman in this dis
trict will go to the polls on election
day and vote Democratic, our candi-
dates will be elected, and our town
and state will benefit"
The United Elections Committee
included John Sudac and Prima b.
Marainelli, employees of the Allan
tic Wire Co., and members of Lodge
No. 1896, Machinists Union,
ALL; Samuel Gross and Matthew
R. Belanic, employees of the NAL
leable Iron Fittings Co. and MEM
Der of Local 1886, United Steel
Workers, C.I.O.; and Routh Rank
and Stasia Brada, employed at the
Ashley Shirt Co., and members of
Local LIS, Amalgamated Clothing
Workers, Clio.
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-10-31
Russian Meeting To
Hear Green, Thomas

NEW YORK.-A.F.L. Pres. Will
liam Green and Pres. R. J. Thomas of
the United Auto Workers (C.I.OO
will speak at the mass meeting of
the Congress of American-Soviet
Friendship here Nov. 8, Congress
Chairman Corliss Lamont announced
today.
Lamont also announced that pan
Ell discussion devoted to the role of
labor unions in the war effort both
in the U. S. and the Soviet Union
will be conducted the morning Of Nov
8, with many unionists participating
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-10-31
DouUn the Line Nth Roosevelt
FOR CRAWFORD:

Hear Branford's Labor Candidates
WELI-Monday, NoU. 2, 9:15. Pm.
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-10-31
B-9O Electricians

Continued from Page One)
Army-Herman Natal, Gerald
Baird, William Bryant, Frank Ell
chorn, Leonard Mcintyre, Robert
Leion,t Donald Collins, DeFores
Cooper, Kenneth Haeussler, Lester
Mitchell, Paul SemienkOvitch. and
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-10-31
Discrimination

Continued from Page One)
tend this meeting" urged Mrs. Ceder-
holm.
1--WE claim that we are all born
equal and are given the Same oppor-
tunity. What about the Negroes who
are contributing wonderful service
to our country" she asked.
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-10-31
Div.28lSends
Nineteen Into
.ArmedForces
Two Are In Officers Train.
ing School; Members
Buy Bonds

Four members of Division 28l,
Trolley and Bus Operators, New
Haven, recently joined the armed
forces of the United States, bring
ing the total members of the local
to l9. Ten of them volunteered.
William J. Griffin, a, u Bishop
Street, New Haven, a member of
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-10-31
BRIDGEPORT NotT omen Bus Drive

backing up their fellow members in
the armed forces by buying bonds.
The Credit Union of the local has
invested $4,000 of its funds in War
Bonds.
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-10-31

wise receive gift from Local BOO.
I.B.E.W, said Business Manager
Rourke, who also stated, 9 I'VE are 9
very proud of these boys who ares
serving their country. "fa'91 3E&se. oil
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-10-31

-1E+ @+ss - s Z
If we lose the war, we are. sure
to have a much worse world; if we.
win the war, we will have chance
to build a much better orId.
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1942-10-31
ROCKBESTOS NEXT

In the near future the men who
were employed at the Rockbestos
Products Corp, and have left for
duty with the armed forces, will like
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
Furnished Rooms for Rent


HARMON. 5ss--Two nice large front slesu
ing rooms. excellent transportation rec
sOnable
JUSTINE. lg22f--Nice room for II
gentlemen; near defense plants, trans
pOrtatiGu.
LITTLAFGELD 1878 Grand Riverj.
Pleasant. modern refined home garage
gentleman. Hoearin 3s9s
.PINGREE. 1901 GENTLE home comfortahl
beds good transportation giris. Tyts
IS-O112
PROCTOR. 6i5i mar Warren Fror
room, suitable two gentlemen; comfort
able reasonable
WESTMINSTER. III Two adjoinnl
rooms Kitchen privileges; eNCellen
transportation. TR 1929
MHlTTAKER tVernor- Greenl Comfotb
able room Employed couple kNCeilen
transportation VucwuGd 2-tl72
'COLORED TroWbridge beautiful lAra
front focr Windows single preferred
Townseni s-si69.
COLORED -f3s Frederick. Apartment sJ2
room. all modern convenieuces. Coupe
desired
COLORED- Milwaukee East, llfS. nire.i
furnished rooms clean al conveniencesi
reasonable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
Board 10 Open Probe
In Fatal Lake Crash

The special "A" board of inquiry
appointed by the United States
Coast Guard Marine Inspection
bureau TO attempt TO fix blame in
last Sundays crash of 42-foot
cruiser and lake freighter in the
st. Clair River. which took -four
lives, will open hearings Monday al
Ashtabula. o.
After Mondays testimony by
members of the freighter James
Watt, the three-man board will
move TO Detroit on Tuesday 10
take testimony of survivors of the
cruiser Betty. Members of the
board are Judge J. F. Staley. as
sistant attorney general from
Washington. and Capts. w. Benhan
and Earl p. Hull of coast guard
offices in Cleveland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
Vows Pdyoff Went
To The Old Man

Emmons Bunny" Chase, a for
mer policeman and bookie and a
witness in the handbook conspiracy
trial. admitted under questioning
Of Special Prosecutor Chester p
O'Hara that his monthly payoft
collections of $500 TO 81, 100 went
To "the old man." whom he under.
stood 10 be Frank J. Burczyk.
Burczyk and Wendell A. Loeb.
bler, both former district police
inspectors. are being tried for graft
by a jury before Circuit Judge
Earl c. Puglsey. Chase testified he
made the monthly collections from
1887 to August, 1889, and that the
sums were given to Jacob Land
man. another bookie and a saloon.
keeper. who then turned them
over TO "the old man."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
Catarrhal Cases
On Downgrade
At Fort Custer
Death Of Second Soldier
From MsIsdy Revealed;
Others Recovering
Times star Correspondent

FORT CUSTER, July 11.-Post
officials at Fort Custer today
stated that the catarrhal jaundice
situation was on the downgrade
with many cases being held for
observation already discharged
after revealing the death Of the
second soldier who was being
treated for the malady.
Hospital officers said that Pvt
Kenneth B. Williams, %, of Mt
Carmel, Ill, who died Thursday
night, suffered from acute Ca
tarrhal cholangitis. liver ailment
similar to that suffered by scores
of other soldiers.
Col. George Shank. post COM
mander, said he was unable 10
furnish exact figures on the num-
Der hospitalized by the malady
but that men were responding
well 10 treatment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
Rules Acting Mayor
Can't Collect Pay

LANSING, July 1.-THE presi-
dent of Hamtramck's city council,
Anthony c. Tenerowicz, who acted
as mayor between the time Walter
Kanar resigned and a new mayor
was elected. is not entitled TO the
mayors pay, Atty Gen. Herbert
j. Rushten ruled today.
In an opinion TO city attorney
Stanley J. Draganski. Rushton
ruled the council president was
not entitled TO the added compen-
sation under Hamtramck's charter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
BIRTHS


Boys were born to-
Madeline Mckenzie. 2Tis7 Gnber Center
Evelyn Boekon ees West MApl.hurst, Fern
I dale
Sophia shor,reed. 1855 coplin.
Dorothy Btnford, lt5 Temple.
Florence Artosch. 1915 Vaughan
Julia Kenny. 1927 West Outer Drive Dear
born.
Antoine,t. MeLapehlsn Jr, sos South wn
son, ROYAL Oak.
Julia DeJohn. 1851 oskheld
Francis Bossery, 26i West Nine Nile road
Ftrndale.
Eiirsbs,h Furisn.. s22s Traverse.
Ann MCMILLAN. 500 Hague.
Esther Auster, 1907 Birvo
Mary Yops, si5i Meyers road.
Elizabeth Truszkowski, 371o Bushey.
Dorothy Kelly. 1900 Taylor.
Jeanette O'shesky. 10425 fireman. Dearborn
Jeanette Fishkind, 3t1i Atkinson.
Louise Hsymaker, 1880 Mendoza
Beatrice Mcguire, $40 West Ninth. Roya
s,slis cifor, 20 Church. Highland PARK.
Minta Pochlopsk, tsl4 Wesson.
lone German, l2065 Forrer.
Erma Roberts. 1879 steele
Marion Patten. 1925 Robson
Kathleen Hornett. 1879 Griggs
Marguerite Hay. $500 MaplewoOd.
Ruby Ciassford. 22i7e LaFever Van Dyke
Inca Ashwell, 2s3 East Lincoln Birming
| ham.
Louise MotyiinsM. 1898 Thlr;y.third.
Marguerite Brozovski. 1890 Riopeils
Augusta Manning. 1881 Larkmoor. Berkeley
ozella Woods Jr.. 1882 Luddens twins.
Rose Williams. ees Theodore.
Eleanor Merle. 20te3 Washtensw, Cratic
! Township.
Hiida shrske. 1885 Hmiger
Betty Messina. 3i03 Ellery.
Florence Msrshlck 1927 Roosevelt
Rose Zysk. 1891 Brunette.
Vera wyne. s73i Agnes.
Stella Niezgods, 1927 Clippert
s,ephanis Trsezynski, $3.50 Mitchell. Ham
Lorraine Keena, 472s Townsend.
Geraldine Dixon. 1923 Blaine.
Lorraine Morrison. 1915 Russell
Mary Colstti. 35st East Willis.
Nellie Norm. s427 Decatur.
Clara CantreIi, $3.50 Centerline court. Cen
E, is.lin irwin. 17oA rr..io. Ro..vln,.
Bernice Zdeb. si4e Sherwood.
Emma Basso. s065 Noreross.
Matella Griffin. 2o220 Old Homestead
Mary KurylowIch. 1886 conley.
Cecile seifert. 1300a F1lbert.
Ruth Storey, 1852 Pingree.
Gertrude Duffy. 1903 Mack.
Joanna Dinkfelt. 1891 Jos. campsu.
Bernice Dittmer. 1245s Goulburn.
Matte Hamilton. 3522 Sheridan.
Marie Miller, 1898 Evergreen.
Esther seipke. 1885 chelses.
Julia viviano. 1871 San Juan.
Virgins Orlando. 1918 West Vernon
Julia Bieniek. 3l3t Military.
Vaieris whitehead. $685. Harper.
Anne Cristes, 17is5 Syracuse.
Angeline Eugenis. 2464 Hewitt. Hamtramck
Gladys Heinrich. e1si Avis.
Hlda schutxman, 1912 Cherrylavn (tvins)
Rose shsner. 1880 TAYLOR.
Sarah Rosenblstt. 1899 Tuxedo
Marion williams. AS Manistique.
Opal Cito. 1914 Dickerson.
Marie DeMont. e2ii St Paul.
Mary Burke, 1914 Quincy Uwinsl
Alexandra Apres. 1f43s Waveney
GIRLS
Girls were born to:
Rose Cataiona, 1890 Indiana.
Alice Fsubert. 1880 Camden
Mildred Hendry, 17604 Lshser road.
Rosemary Konophs, 1922 Linwood, Roya
Oak.
Mary Lewis. 1850 Erskine.
Donna McFsrlan, $40 Gardendale, Fern
dale
Mary Msrcinkoski, s73i Mitchell. Ham.
tramck
Psnsy Maddox. 23l West Grand boulevard
Edith Msyvnle 2st3 sslina. Dearborn.
1<ts MAYER. 4775 Wsvburn,
Mary Miller. 44l7 Second.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
DEATHS

Ethel Davis. 2s03 Fourth. -.
Louis Gualdonl 2l40 Scott, ~.
Mariana lucci $3.50 Canton, al.
Alfred Stewart, III Stimson. SIS.
John Mcdonald. 73i Chene, IS
Richard Hall, s4os Vancourt. 80
Julius Wyzlic, 1862 Walbridge, 81.
Anna Simek 1928 Dubois. so.
Orpha stark, 1888 Nineteenth. 50.
Frank Przybyski 44s7 Townsend. 81
Elizabeth DourouJalian, 96s West Garfield
S.
Frances Neal e2e Fast canheld A..
Bell Brown 1891 Orleans. -.
Jennie Mishen, as East Meyers, Haze
Park. 30
George Ries $3.50 cass. 81.
Eugene Woodson 447 East AleXandrine, II
William Pieper. 476s Moran. 81.
Judith FinemAn, 1890 Birchrest, g
George L. Wimsett, 1910 Evergreen road
Birmingham, as.
Lavina Washington. 1867 East Lafayette
80 ~
Ida Bell. e1so Goodwin. SO
Nora MAllott 4i3 Third. 50.
Fine Conlan 1926 Mcclellan, 80.
Mary Zilrotto. 1900 Linden, II.
Louis Nardeili. 5000 Elmer, ~.
Louis Carl Bsumann, 1897 Seneca SIS
James Lenard Juhl, 1920 Lauderdale
Southheid. as.
Margaret Knox. 1905 Ward. 20
Henry Cannon. 1921 Muirland so
John sunasack. f41 oak River Rouge ~
Eva Lukach Tarentum, Pa. II.
sarah A. ellison. 1914 Addison. IS.
wary Norbom. 540q Hecls n
Helen Earle, 800 Washington road. Cross'
I Points, 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
Schneider III, Trial
Put Off 10 September

The trial of Ray D. Schneider
former county auditor, charged
with accepting brides, was ad-
journed until September ID today
upon written motion of his attor-
ney, Frank G. Schemanske. who
stated that Schneider had been i'll
md, according to doctors, needed
six weeks rest before standing
trial"
The case. scheduled to start
Monday, was adjourned by Re-
corder's Judge John V. Brennan
and was not opposed by Assistant
Prosecutor John w. Gilmore.
Schneider is charged with taking
brides from meat dealers and in
surance people doing business with
the county.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MARRIAGE LICENSES

william Huddleston. al Blanche Rider, ~
Freeman samueis. 80; Louise McLendon
81
Charles =. Miller %; Virginia NJ. VII
iiams. %
Joseph A. Michalek 2s Stella Laeki. 81.
Alexander Kuehar. Is; Anna slapack, %.
lgnseio Msdero. AZ Ignacia Gauzaiez. 80
John GrIybowski. so: Catherine Culs, IS.
Frederick J. Fritz. 20: Gloria Romsnick.
James Bremen. IS Mary Houbnyk, ~
Victor Delonchsmp, ~; Helen Dickson. 20
James II. Esstsrly. rs Ruth Louise Fra
lick, 81.
Harold J. Kelso, 81. Ruth stinson. %.
Keith X. Crossman, 81 Mary Katherin
Brown.27
Hugh Quigley, "a: Sarah Glease. IS
Charles A. Flag, 81; Jean Goss, 81
Donald Christensen. 80; Lillian Wright. "a
Walter A. Lawrence, 81, Muriel HANDY side
Horace l. Sheffield 2s Mabel E. windrov
Bruno p. Lipskl. "a: sylvia Janiszewski Q
Mack NJ. Shepard, 81; Elaine ID, Hsubeil
Dominick DeJuiio. rs. Una @. splitter. 80
Jesse Talley. ~; Ollie Waiter. a..
Richard J. o'Leary, 80; Marion A. Wood
Kelty Brown. 10; cs,herin. Git,eylen, Is.
sam Joseph. -. Mary. Joseph 80.
Mllosh Popovieh. 81; Nellie vukmirovich
81
Arnold q. Nelson. 30; Fern Miller 20
/ Rex r.. Bonner. q Beatrice Waterbury, is
/ Homer Franklin Atwood, -. Margare
Mary Murphy 81.
Henry Reginald Butler. 81: Adrienne B
/ Lelubey, 20.
Elmer Hirseh, -; Meryle wnkerson. IS
1 stephen r.. Ballek, rs; Sophie d. Matus. %
Vincent p. scheidt. IS; Phyllis +. Thomp
son 26
/ John Delyi. rs: Celestine Ireson. II.
/ Thaddeus Lichocki, %. Helen Kaminski. 81
Malcolm l. Farris. 80; Alice II. Morton, %
Harry J. Goodwill. 80. Mae lngersol 81.
James A. Barry. 80. Lettie NJ. Williams, rs
James NJ. Badgero 2e: Bertha stayt, 200
Douglas Deacon ~; Jacqueline Jordan, 20
Morris Lessen. rs: Beverly Noises. 20
Oliver Hansen 80. Georgia Garrett. %.
Ellsworth Secord. 30. Catherine Cornish. Is
Edward A. Hammond, 80; Bertha Waddell
81
Frank V. ostrander, 81; Dorothy Magiera
] 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
Landlords Call
Pontiac Farley
Times star Correspondent

PONTIAC, July IL. - Pontiac
landlords. under the name Of the
Pontiac Property Owners and
axpayers' Association, have
called meeting for Monday night
to discuss federal rent control.
Although no definite program
for fighting the federal ceiling or
rents has 6een mapped. the session
is expected 70 formulate a protest
Donald {. Porritt, former
president ofthe Pontiac Real
Estate Board. is the president oil
the Property Owners and Tax
payers Association. The meeting
is called for 7:30 in Room 216 al
the high school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
BIRTHS

GIRLS
Girls were born TO.
Helen Montesanis. 23li Geimer. Ham
trAmck
Helen Nimmo s2s Pingree
Regina Pietron. 4047 Roosevelt.
Jennie Raymoure. 1873 Asbury Park.
Janet schwartxbek. 1892 LongfeliOW
Molis Weismsn. 1882 Monterey
Virginia Heinrich, 1898 Mendoza
Katherine Koch. l5524 Lassiie.
Maur1ne Robinson. 1889 Robson
Elizabeth Williams. 4i42 Devonshire
Antoinstte Vettiglio. 400 Baldwin
Cseiie Tessier. 1895 Bays. Crosse Pnnt'
Woods
camin. wroblsvski. 1897 Erbis.
sally Opperman. 1929 Elmhurst
Naomi Booth 207O4 Hugo. Pennington.
Eva Taylor, 1900 Abingdon
Rita Shepherd. 1893 Tholecourt.
Martha Minko, 245S Meade
Marian schurman, 1921 shadysids. Farm
Edna striewski, 1883 Harrison. Auer
Park
Janet ssr,orius. 2l22s Pickford
Marguerite Pemberton, i54I7 Manor
Edna Landsman, 2210 Pingree.
Myrtle Dwight. 1921 Irvington
Madeline Anger. 1855 oliver. HsmtrAmck
Frieda Fieber, 1921 Hazelride.
Nellie Vending. 640s Seneca
Francis Glinsh. 17s2i MeDougall
Florence Beadle. 1881 Washburn
Regina Bress, 1904 vsukhn.
Eleanora Graybill, 1890 Patton.
~
Mary Hudec. 2s41 South Annabelle.
Beatrice Richmond. 64s5 Telegraph Dear
/ born
Doris Mcbride, 1884 scov. place.
Mary Grille. 1918 Park street. Pontiac.
Florence sehmittling, 32e6i Cherryhill road
Wayne.
Rens,i Pryor. 243s Zinow. Hsm,ramok.
Amelia Bannister, l172 Progress. Lineolr
PARK
shirley Thompson. 1915 cherrylavn.
Marian Tinklepaugh. Dearborn.
Ruby Wood. e349 sylvester.
Mary Monkey, 4504 Hurlbu,
Mary SskArda. 1911 East Fort
jeanne Dupus. 255i Hurlbut.
Louise Harmon. 34O7 Wabash
Christine Fenton. 1892 Heating
Anna Meier. 1897 Belvidere
Florence Rick. 13076 Rosemary
Huella Rodziczak. 3711 East Kirby
Anne Upton, 1854 Copln.
Mary Schultz, 1853 Garfield -
Erden Payne. 1915 RsvensWood.
Dorothy Fisher. 1927 Canheld
Mary Gentry. 40. louisiana
Sylvia Turner. 7i6 Helen.
Lucille Pekarovich, 1929 MeDougall
susan Collins, 1919 Steel.
Mary Burkle, 1914 Quincy.
Lois Wagner, 1872 Freud.
Jacqueline Bomber, 1884 Camden.
Frances shyers. ie549 Kingsvills. Cratic
Township.
virginia wichowski, 1sis East Grand boule
ward.
Laurine Mulkey. 1859 Third.
Eleanor Buck. 1889 Montgomery
Louise Zelmsnski. All Twenty -hfth
Olga Kreuger. 25s Farrand, Highland
Park.
Mildred DePonio. $50 Dickerson
Patricia Nicely, SIT Harding. Centerline
Velma Brown. 1871 Greenfield.
Fannie Jenkins. $3.50 Waterloo.
Muriel Callewaert. also Robins.
Mildred Gross, 1896 Lycaste.
Arlene Angles, 2033 Merrick
Marie Griebe, 1856 East Lafayette
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
Army May Take Over
Third CHICAGO Hotel

CHICAGO, July IL UNS).-
Possibility that the swank Black
stone Hotel will be added 10 the
list OF Chicago hostelries 10 be
taken over by the army air forces
as training schools for military
personnel was revealed today.
A condemnation order issued
Thursday in federal court deliv-
cred, effective August /. the Stew
ems. worlds largest hotel, and the
Congress, TO the army for the
training of radio technicians.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
Summer School Rolls Up

A course registration of Al .56S
an increase of 30 per cent over
last years total. was reported for
the 38 Detroit public summer
schools at the close Of their first
week. Director F. S. DeGalan said
today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted 10:
Esther Mccartney from James
Ruth Gaines from Leon.
Thelma Cards from David.
Wallace Maclejewski from stella
John Ferman from Clarice.
Kathryn Mason from william.
Doris Johnston from Paul.
Harriet Fowler from George.
Bette Wells from Louis Jr.
Lawrence Fanns from Minnie
Grace Belcher from Glen.
Eden Smith from Pearl
Frances Merrill from ST. Clair.
stella Little from Donald
Lola HanechOW from Herman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
Hospital Strike Averted

YPSILANTT, July IL (INS).-
A threatened strike among eight
powerhouse employees at the Ypsi'
lanti State Hospital was averted
today when the state civil service
commission agreed 10 study the
employees demands for wage in.
crease based on higher living
costs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
RETAIN HOSPITAL AIDES

Many present employees OF the
Battle Creek Sanitarium will be
retained next month when the
army officially takes over the
buildings il purchased for s., 000,.
600 recently TO convert into~thf
Percy l.. Jones Conrefrscent Hos.
pital.
Officers revealed today that
hundreds of applications had beer
received from present employees
who will not be hired when the
sanitarium is moved 10 nearby
buildings. Arrangements are be-
ing made TO transfer them to army
employment without civil service
examinations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
ARMY CALLS PASTOR

The Rev. Donald s. Bourne,
assistant pastor OF the First Con-
gregational Church in Battle
Creek, will leave next Saturday To
enter the army in the corps OF
chaplains. church officials revealed
today. He was granted leave OF
absence for the duration. He will
report for duty at Boiling Field,
Washington, d. G.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
Hotels
Apartment Hotels

DUE TO the occasional transfer 10 other
cities, Of our present occupants 2-3 and
4rOOnD apis are available from time to
time. Menthly rentals 500 and up fur.
tionaL
THE WHITTIER. BURNS DR.. lie 5000
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Where to Dine
Personals

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tdOwnstairsb.
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Furnished Rooms for Rent

kRSkiNE. IA Sleeping rVoms running
water. maid service two IN room IS ~
each three IN room, $500 each ioHr in
roam. $3.50 each
CLAYTON. i60,5 Harper Nicely far,
nished bedroom. Hving room, semi-bath
garage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11

The Battle Creek fair rent com.
mittee will meet Monday night &c
consider 20 more applications for
arbitration between landlords and
tenants.
The first meeting was held a
week ago when 20 applications
most Of them from tenants, were
considered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
Housekeeping Rooms

AMAZON 2s2l dearborn Two Mot
/ rooms. bedroom. private kitchen Vino
wood 2-s47i.
CONCORD. s622-Comforta two rooms,
share kitchen. beautifully furnished eX.
cellent transportation
lINDIANDALE. 2072 49, Basement apaTp
ment large rooms Kitchen, sink. re-
frigerator. bath 81 so
MAYRURY GRAND. $500 - Three-room,
( kitchenette suitable for two couples
/ Lafayette 1913.
MICHIGAN, 33t7-- Comfortable two rooms.
light housekeeping; good transportation.
Lafayette 07s6
NEAR BRUSH --- Colored. Large front
room Kitchen II desired. Trinity i-s5e4.
VAN DYKE. Housekeeping room toi
couple private entrance handy to fac.
tories.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-11
Police Nab 'Rowdies,
Get Professors Sons

NEW YORK, July IL INS).-
A complaint TO police about the
Irowdyism of boys in his neighbor-
hood boomeranged today on Lam
bert Poiiack.
Thirteen youths were arrested
for disorderly conduct when
policeman investigating the COM
plant found them playing foot
ball in the street in a rough and
noisy manner" Pollack's two
sons were among the 13 lads.