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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
PREPARATIONS
BEING RUSHED

There are three million now.
More will go into war industry as
factories increasingly draw on the
biggest labor reserve-15, 000, 000
housewives. Mental hygiene 30
cieties are counting noses and
taking stock in communities and
in the country. The Chicago In
stitute for Psychoanalysis has
worked out a plan for family
guidance and public safeguard
against wartime children's suffer
ing and misdoing.
England. way behind
America In such advance plan
ming, had q fsir-sized outbreak
Of misdoing by children who
became suddenly homeless
and parentiess. Then the
handling Of the children WAS
righted. Now British child
crime, big and little, Is mark
eddy on the wane.
The American experts nov
working on safeguards seem tC
agree quite clearly that where
Americas children are concerned
the Marines have landed. DR.
Peppard. the New York schoo
authority. talks for many wher
he says. Most people will b
pleasantly surprised by the Jot
this country will do on this front
II would be foolish TO say that nc
child will suffer. But we can rea'
sonably expect our children tc
come through astonishingly wei
probably, in fact, we will pro
tect them and provide a happy
life more scientifically now thar
ever before. even In peacetime."
Next: Emotional First Aid Kit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
War Seen as Flash Point
OF Child's Secret Fears

agencies for chI1 guidance. than
Ia, any other country. These srs
schools. clinics. government sers-
ices Ike the L. s. Childrsns
Bureau and the Federal Security
Administration. private welfare
agencies like the National Associs-
ton Of Day Nurseries. the Chi
dr.ns AID Society. the Red Cross.
All o. them can supply trained
or -tralnable people TO add
to-not supplsnt-parents' care
Of children. The need for trained
people has been England's greatest
wartime child problem. Som e
American communities. like New
York. already are training more.
British experience has been
fine-combed. In English efforts 70
safeguard children. Americans
find a good example and some
mistakes To avoid. One British
error which American authorities
viii not repeat is hasty evaeua-
tons and haphazard school Clog
ings.
American child morale forces
are Just now being converted
for wartime action on ths psy-
Geological front.
The u. s. Children's Bureau
recently called together experts
from over the country. They
Sfted needs and planned. They
blueprinted what's to be done: A
elsar-cut policy for physical
protection; public health, recrea-
ton and welfare eenters for war
boom and other towns now lack
ing them. They cited the need for
day nurseries OF other provision
for children of women workers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17

Continued Prom Page onsl
Freud says. Tt ls \ far greater
shock for = child % be suddenly
separated from rs mother than 70
hav. . house collapse around IL :
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17

Your postmaster can tell you
how to invest IN U. q. WAR
BONDS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-04-17
Aunt Het

"Noture seems 10 balance
things. BY the time you get
folse teeth 10 toke the pleasure
out o. kissin', your kissin' doys
ore over. onNe~oy,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
RedTdpe TiesUp
800 New Autos

Eight hundred autos, purchased
prior 10 January ] but undelivered,
still were securely tied up in rcd
tape today as the State Ration
ing Board studied briefs submitted
by the Detroit Auto bcafers AS
ISOLATION and the County Ration
ing Board.
The first test was brought
by the DADA on the application
of William r. Golden, oil repre-
sentative Who had ordered his car
on December - and turned m a
used ear. Title to the old car
was assigned TO the dealer but not
transferred by the secretary of
state as required by the rationing
order
Emmett Kelly attorney for the
DADA, conicndcd the county
board Was highly technical2-in
its construction of this clause and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
them 80

its Interpretation would ham
string the state law Otto G..
WiSmer presented the Wayne
boards side OF the case, insisting
that the deal was not evidenced
according 10 OPA regulations.
Arthur II. Sarvis. state ration
ing administrator, took the briefs
under Amusement and promised an
early decision. The verdict is re-
viewable by the Office of Price
Administration. Birkett Williams,
regional director of the OPA
from Cleveland, was present AT
Fridays hearings but said he was
not empowered 10 pass on the
question.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Windsor Strike
Meeting Called

Arbitration of the dispute be-
tween the Motor Products Com
pany OF Windsor and striking
employees was sought today as call
for a mass meeting Of all organ
lied Windsor labor Sunday was
sent out by Go leaders.
Mayor Arthur j. Reaume tele-
graphed Minister of Labor Hum
phrey Mitchell urging arbitration.
The mayor pointed out that refusal
OF the company 10 take back the
strikers might result in their
being blacklisted by other firms
and becoming welfare cases.
The men were denied return 10
work after they had called off q
strike which began last Monday.
The company said 100 men we're
affected. The union claimed 300.
The strike was over refusal OF the
company TO recognize the JAW
70 as bargaining agent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Undertakes Hit
On Bill Padding

Undertakes handling the burial
OF county indigents today were
accused Of bill padding" in order
to absorb any insurance the in
digents left. by Samuel Bremen
assistant prosecutor assigned to
the county building.
Replying TO complaints OF the
Wolverine Funeral Directors AS
sociation, made TO the County
Board Of Auditors. Bremen said
Furthermore, there Is fraud
on the part of an INDECENT pa
1ient who conceal Insurance
blicies from which, otherwise.
The county could collect hospital
bills due IT,"
Bremen also warned that bills
for $3.50 funerals are hardly
compatible" in cases where hos.
pitalization of indigents has been
paid for by the county. The
funeral directors were complaining
they have been unable 10 get their
money because the county has held
up death certificates as means
OF collecting hospital costs from
insurance beneficiaries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Obituaries
William LeFeve
Reputed Oldest Member
Of ALL Local !

A requiem mass for William
LeFeve. said TO have been the
oldest Michigan member Of ALL
Local l, will be sung az 10 a. m.
Monday at Our Lady of Sorrows
Catholic Church. Benson and Mel
drum avenues, with burial in Mt.
-Olivet Cemetery.
LeFeve. who was born in De-
troit rs years ago, died suddenly
at his home al 2133 Medium
avenue. He also was a charter
member of the first Metal Polish
ers Union here.
Surviving are five sons. William
Jr., Frank. George, Maurice and
Joseph: three daughters, Mrs.
Antoinette Maddox, Mrs. Eliza
beth Smith and Mrs. Genevieve
Doyle. all OF Detroit. and a sister,
Mrs. Tillie Sewell OF Cleveland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
DEATHS

william Heard. 2l0 First. 80.
Theresa Olah 1856 Bacon. IS
Margaret Carmichael. 1891 Brooklyn, SO.
Beverly Written. 1905 Temple, Is.
Herbert Tyler. 1907 Orleans. 81.
Edward Robert Opel Jr.. 1859 Scotch, !
Elizabeth Lauder 5l70 Trumbull 81.
Amelia McLoun 1850 Lappin, 50
Mary Walters 2oso West Euclid. 6s
Florence Lsetta Vcstry. 1926 Mack, IS
Richard Harris 1920 81 Antoine, 81
Anderson Young, 237l Eighteenth. Is.
Yee Quock Yen, 1899 West Vernon high
way. 80
BESSIE slverman. 1882 Leslie. 81.
Jennie \. Coe, 1921 Hogarth 50.
Herman Baron - Sibley 50.
Joseph wojcschowski, 597i Epworth bouls
ward. 81.
Rudolph Hehert. 4i2 Field ~.
FRANK Nowicki, 1925 Rpnyon. 50
catherine Galvan 1890 Stoepel place. IS.
Frnestine Barndwski. Ai61 Burton, Il.
Lucy Moore 1855 Burnside, 90
John pobay. 500 South Yale 80
Victoria Dobay SOC South Yale. 90.
Ethel Popp s5if West Fort. 70.
lOral s. Parker SIS Cotton. 46.
Wesley n TAYLOR 1927 Coventry, "a,
Percy Berry. q06 Leland. 90.
Albert CarrinCton. 1898 Fourteenth -.
william Crook 1881 Swift, 81.
Clarence Rowe. lockwood Mich. 50
Samuel Botchis 81 West Columbia. SO.
John Roberts, Fort Clark Hotel. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
BIRTHS


Boys were born to;
Fvaune wyer 1871 PlrVood
Annie Weiabcfg. 1918 IVES, Euclid
Eleanor zoudowski. $500 Evsline. Ham
Mary W. zotter. 1920 BROOKLYN.
Wanda Ze'ls. s274 Haniey. Ham,ramck.
GIRLS
Clrls were born 10;
.Coucha Acosts. 27o2 National.
Helen Anderson. 1901 Merrimsn roaf, Ink
ster
'Hedwis Brandt 1880 Grsndvre.
Lorraine Bfasills. IS East Grand, Highland
Park.
Martha Beauyis. 1855 Churchill.
OLA Buccafucc BOSS Sheridan.
Mary Bomhry 1928 Russell.
Mamie Brooks, J033 Beauhien.
Veronica BrAboy sO65 Jordan.
Jean Bahnke 1891 Pulfard
Theresa BuChkowski. 1887 Appo'ine
Pauline Bowen % Park Lane. Crosse lie.
Patricia Bloesc, slas Wetherby.
Pearl Bone 1899 Mansfield.
virginia Barker. 1881 North solvay.
Wanda Clnder. 17si RosIyn road, Crosse
P0inte Woods
Catherine Caruso 1851 westand. Dearborn
Marjorie Carter. 345s BROOKLYN.
Anita Cameron 3El7 Fifteenth.
Frances Cehalak 1906 Baldwin.
Kharla Carks. 1917 Indiana
Norma DENIAL. 1881 Ferry PARK
Ienta Davis 100 Chestnut River Rouss.
Helen leIla -llnfa. &.fU AN'ol0eiiF.
Frances Daso. 1888 Gilchris'.
Norene Ellis. 1892 Ilene.
Jean Fox 1929 West outer drive.
.Reia Feldman 1878 Eimhursi
Sophie Grendysa, so5s kirkwood.
Miriam Ginvard. 1878 jaw.
Louise Garrett, s00l Orchard Dearborn
Mildred Haecman. ie1 Cloverly. Crosse
Pointe.
Mary Hu'chens 20 Lawrence.
Lena Higlen. 1850 Lycsste
FHaNaN fua
Jane Hayes. e3Os Csrdwell. Garden CITY.
EsteiIa Jones 81 Ratavia River Rouge.
'saUy Kirhy. 520s South Martindale.
violet Kave 1855 M1ntcair.
Evelyn Kohut. 237S Hewitt. y
.F'hel Keeten. 144q Sherman
.GWendolyn Kutryos. $50 Trenton.
Grace Kaufman 3s9e Belvidere.
Ruby koupal 1924 Flanders
Maxine Kannell. soa5 Metteta'.
Mary KopacT. ASA ogden
Flors Koerake. 1905 AlEonac
Marguerite Leblanc, i303p Gomez
irene LAvIne, T2s1q t.aSa-1s n0ufFvzT'f'
sally Leonard 1873 PinEree.
Frances Lehman. 1880 East Ferry.
Eleanor L.ndeman, l7200 llene.
.Hlda Murray 1918 Green.
Ruth Mum 35O3 Concord.
Anita Msvis 5000 Manor
Dorothy Neuwirth. 1a45 Lysander
Veronica NoWlln. 1857 Roosevelt.
Clara Purcell s. Davenport
Reha Powell 1880 Riverside drive.
Earleus Page 36i7 Brown place
Lucille Polserove. 300 East Farnum ROYAL
OAK
Alice Perrin. 1876 Ardmore.
Mice Robinson sS07 Russell
Efeene Rochovtz. l70sl Forest. East De
'rnii
Arne. Roberts $50 Van DYKE Utica
Helen Sonnenbure, 2b3i3 Van DYKE, center
Line
Violet seaerave los Harmon
Anna Sanders 2674 Fast Vernon.
Vsrnessa smith $40 Farnsworth.
Genevieve schick 1867 Dobel
Betty Simpson. 253 Fast Webster, Fern
dale
iuanita stephens sol2 Eason.
IIrma Scott 1900 Avon road
Lucille Schmitz 1850 Penrod Owins).
NAV Touch on 7fg Delaware.
RUDY Victor. 1890 Fairview.
Hope Ulch iO75 Garter.
Jauni'a Victor. 1880 Glendale
Eva Winner 1920 CollingWOod
Mae Wells 262Ss East River road Crosse
lie
winlfred wrigh' 1867 Monte vista
Allene Wieneke 3337 Garden, Royal Oak.
Ethel Winger 1918 calhoun, Dearborn.
IVirgte Wallace 1885 Abbott.
Anne Weston 5l2 Madison, Birmingham
Martha williams 20i Hillside drive. Walled
Lake.
Frances wuntroba 6442 Hanson.
Ruth ZeCh 1855 Strasburg.
Florence Yslintk 1852 Welland.
June Zimmerman, 3415 Bewick
Caroline Y"uRsy- 1905 AshuFy PAX.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Sdi|or,t7, AW0L,
Ends His Life
By Auto Fumes

Said to have been absent with
~0dt leave for five weeks from the
naval training station at Norfolk,
w. Va, 17-year-old Robert Panker
today committed suicide. police
said. with carbon monoxide fumes
from his parents car in the garage
OF his home at 1881 Schoenherr
avenue.
Inspector John O. Whitman of
the homicide squad said that Rob-
ert enlisted in the navy last Sep
tember but had been AWOL.
Apparently ne took his life
because he was worried about
returning" Whitman said.
The body was found by the boys
father. Herman. who also found a
note which said:
"Dear Mother:
81 went out. will be back
very soon. Don't stay up for
me. can't sleep"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Harry J. Hubert
Former Prison Warden
to Be Buried Monday

Last rites for Harry J. Hubert
Al4625 Winthrop avenue, warden
jackson Prison from 1918 10
1926, will be held at 2 p. m. Mon
day at the William r. Hamilton
Company, Cass and Alexandrine
avenues. He died at Harper Hos
pital. L,.
He was born in HubbardSon,
Mich. Ga years ago and moved TO
Detroit in 1928. He was a men,
Der of Palestine Lodge F. e. A. NJ,
Knights Templar, Michigan Sow
ereign Consistory and the Shrine.
Surviving are his wife, Minnie
a daughter, Mrs. Hugh II. RAIDER
Jr., and two brothers, Richard w.
and George d. Hubert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Lost and Found
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses applied for
Beriey p. Tibedeau Jr., 81. Marjorie p
william N. F1emion u. %; Rita L
Charles Prososki. is: Mary Panek. 10
VINO Angiiere. Il: Frances Catherine 10
Frank Messano. 20. Jean r. Slater. 49,
Walter r clark, 30: Helen Crank IS
StanY Hrchuk. rs sophie Burak. %
lryin~w. Martin. 80 Elizabeth NJ. Jordan
Charles vannes,s p: Helen Manko %
Lee 5. Frankowsn. p Agnes KuIczynski
Harold 4. Knst. 25; Madge =. spooner, 20
Fred kn7pf. q. Tressa Banks. 40
Fred Earl Ross, p Ernestine Moten. Is
Ear 7. Ashheld, %: Katherine Keszlering
Alexander sch, u, Irene Mslewicr. 21.
lie Verne w s'mons. 20 Renava y
Joseph Kudzia. 80; Wanda Kopacki. os
Carl II. Beazley 30; Helen BunJevac, IS
Yale Ginsburg. q; Rose r. Harms. %
Bert Triemstra, 80: Mary Van Dyken. 30
Lawrence ". Beauchamp. %: Florence
Car i. ErkkIs. %; Dorothy E. sastian
walter Kr1yzanski. %. Joanna hoeczek
William LIT. p: Elizabeth KarbsI 81
Everett McAleNander Il; Maxine wtts
James 3 Sims. 25 Beatrice p. ounsniau
20
Joseph F. Beloecs, n; Sarah +. Howarth
81
John r i,..rard. - Resale storm. 90
Herbert NuIer, 20 Blanche Andrews ~
Rinem Hiue-. t3 Rose 3 Manheimer, -
Russell p Beck. 20 Anna Ploppefi, IS
Thomas p Edwards 81. Betty FRITZ, Is
Daniel B-ckncr. Is Thoda Boyarsky. %
Herbert c. Juopper, p; Martha L. Maxi
Leo 2. Allen . Helen = Peshkowetz. 90
sidney ,. Fishman. %; shirley Calm. ~
81
Cashier Nowosielskl, %; Lillian Patryjsk
Is
Gordon 9 Brown -; Frances Collins 20
Leroy Williams p, Lena Williams, II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
DIVORCES

Leon Zines, Klire frem AeRts PsFHfrr
Fssie Baylor from Richard
David Poe from Freddie
Ralph Maynard from Louise
Carl w Perry from Kathryn A.
y TrfTrTTT1F - rT-rTr rT7TU JdrItS,
Nelma Hart from George :
Anna Galuszks from Anthony.
Thomas Gearey from Arlene
Mary Goethels from Arsene :
Gertrude II Davis from Chester =
Margaret FsUntleroy from Milton.
Alonzo Darity from Bertha
Pauline Horton from Arthur.
Doris Leslie from Marion.
Alyce Sharon from Raymond.
Josephine Purcell from CraIg.
Agnes Levey from Joseph
Ably Page from Esther
Mildred Gunirum from T.sfe
Pete Sommerville from Golden.
Kathryn Metz from Harold
Florence Rickard from Ef'Vard
John Kerr from julia
Ruth Hastings from Leo
Robbie owen from Raymond.
Beatrice Green from Joseph
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Death notites
question

ENGLf-Ben age 50. lifelong resident Of
Detroit. died suddenly Of heart attack.
Thursday morning. Miami Beach Fla. be-
loved husband OF Laura. brother OF Nrs.
Agnes Ysrrows OF Detroit, Mrs. Lotre
Drescher % New York CITY; Nose Engle.
Long Beach. Cal. and Julius ana Barney
Warteit ~ Detroit Funeral sunday. m {,
AZ Lewis Bros. Funeral Home, 1872 John X.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses were applied for by
Sigmund e Korzeniowski -, RITA Vice
Zorek 20
Roher, n schumm. 70. Ia Verna Cope II
Charles r Porter %. Nelva Larsen. p
Frank Horetski 20 Emilia Kraiepke ~
Warren Knopsnider, IS, Eileen stiegler, le
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28

Houses for Sale


LAFAYETTE. W.. 404s-Modern rooms:
steam. Inquire S2i7 Fort. w. VI i-itoo.
ROLAND--6-room, basement: 81. 900, $500
down. s077 East Smile road. Plaza 3o7s.
SEYMOUR, 1894, brick, 8 rms, hne cond.
Private party. Marshall. 12s01 Cratiot-
SYRACUSE rms, fun base, furn., gar
$4,000. 500 On. szKALA Age. TO. s-o707.
TWO single houses = North-northwest: 4
bedrooms: SO. 500. 10 per cent down.
Tyler 4-O5is.
VETERAN HOSPITAL DIST .-Will rough
in and completely finish outside Of
26N26 home with electric lighting on your
lot; see completed model. 81, 900 Red Seal
Homes 4iO2 Culver. 1 block south OF
Outer Dr., blocks vest OF southfield.
WAYNE. MfcHIGAN-4-room house: >
lots twIll sell. rentl. Lafayette 322f.
WAYNE. Michigan 1.-TWO hpusesb--Lot iO0x
i3i: both for 50 500. Lafayette 3224.
.i2TH-G. RIVERS rooms. base. $500 On,
81. 500 c. w. simon. 2ss5 Mich. LA. 07oo.
coLoRED-Rentl ncreasingi Buy now. 1e%
dn. Any sec. Jess p. Parker. TE. 1888.
Grand Blvd: 2-fsmiiy
brick. Chester Smith Company. Cadf-
lac 4sis.
|CoLoRED-wfLLT ONLY s2s5 On.
Cory, six rooms. garage: CLEAN
r. sLoBiN, 1906 wooDW'D. TR. LOOSE
COLORED. 3Oth--7 rms. hot air heat, q
car gar ONLY $500 IN, cru,chsr Real
Estate TY. 1896 TY. t-02ot.
coLoRED-Jnsephins q rms vacant; nncvS
In; easy terms, Cannon Bros, VI. ofso.
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Female Help Wanted

CLERK-Single; general office work. Room
2ol. 1881 Mcclellan corner Mack.
EXPERIENCED MATTRESSES wanted.
Apply VIM. Boesky Restaurant, 1O35O
Dexter. corner Collingwood.
EXPERIENCED GIRL for general: fine
home. no laundry. University 1898.
FAST waitress. woman for second cook.
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STOMACH ulcer relief! investigated Won
Co. $40 David stott Bldg CA. s4f0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Hotels
Halls for Rent

MIRROR Michigsn's finest. Two
bathrooms ideal for dances banquets,
meetings Beer. soft drinks: refreshment
concessions all yours. See this first. 200
car parking lot. 2s40 Woodward (Watson).
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Female Help Wanted
INDUSTRIOUS

INDUSTRIOUS
Women with cars TO demonstrate on deh-
mite appointments Nature OF work and
setup explained only al personal Interview.
CAL between 90. Tyler 6-9597.
WAITRESS Experienced. nights steady
work, SIS salary TO start. Apply in
person. 13Oli West Sx-Mile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Lost and Found

FOUSD-TiRE AND WHEEL
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Ninew0od 5000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
Male Help-Solesnen

REAL ESTATE statesmen. all or part time
Evergreen Rty, 20001 Fenkel. RE. 4is2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28
War Sub.COntracts
AND
DEFENSE AIDS

,SA ~ n The companies listed In this
~ ~ ~ column are 1000 behind our
Nx1unus government for defense. They
.-I,tll~ 4 are the men behind the men
49, IT, behind the guns, speeding up
'.grs war victory for America!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28

BOILER operator. high pressure; licensed,
experienced, excellent references. (Col-
oredD Olive 40is. Wy
COUPLE wishes free rent for part time
Services. small bldg. References ex-
changed. Tyler $3.50.
RELIABLE Col boy, 10 yrs. old. livg at
Nhome, wants work. any kind MA. 1882
YOUNG colored Man wishes porter, tanitor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-28

CoLoRED man 20)-Genersi house
work stay nights. 923 East Grand
boulevard