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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
Ralph Bourqeois
Lost and Found

- BLACK. male Cocker spaniel; vicinity Ink
ster road, Michigan. Reward Dearborn
1872.
BLACK Persian cat named Bouncer lost AZ
+. Hancock and John r. Reward. Yer
mont 7-sSj6,
BLACK WALLET. 500 war bond. valuable
papers. Reward. Aterno. Lenox 6215.
BROWN 'BRINDLE bun. white throat
Buster, Alter road and kercheyal.
Reward. Murray 1889.
BROWN CALFsKIN wallet, la sale
Gardens south Fourteenth or Oakman.
Fourteenth bus. Reward. Tyler 4-7i49.
BRtN0LE Boston Buli-White face feet
Rex, vicinity Holcomb. Mack license
2t1ts. Reward. Ivanhoe sOS4
FOUND-Black male Cocker spaniel. vicin-
i'y Baltimore ana Third. MI. 0s3i.
GLASSES -Light brown case: lost Micni.
Kan theater. Finder call Twinbrook 2-2579
LADY's BULOVA wrist watch lost vicinity
Maple-Jos. Ctmpau, name engraved, re-
ward FItzroy 650S.
LosT-GoLD pencil; initials L. " C.
Keepsake. Liberal reward. Tuxedo
2-977e
LOST-stock certificate three shares Com
monWeaith Bank. Registered name
Estate BENJAMIN Rose Reward n re-
turned TO Emil Colombo. 27t5 Barlum
Tower
MANS HAMILTON wrist watch, SATURDAY.
Al Fairgrounds race track. Reward
Townsend 6-esf3.
REWARD for return az earrings lost ln
telephone booth a. 2f03 South Fort
Il2S6t Conway.
SAMPLE clothing case Dawson Dexter
Reward. Hogsrth 1910. 1891 Dexter
Apartment 30i
WALLET Social security card birth Ger
uhcate, personal papers. Reward Lafay
rite Dose. N
wESTRR ELECTRIC earph0re in
Checker cab. Saturday evening. Reward.
Randolph 1854
YELLOW Persian cat with collsr vicinity
siN-Mile, Cherylawn. University 2-ssbs
Reward
SOS REWARD FOR REQ chow male-strayed
from 7Mtle and Telegraph. August
Answers ~ Biz Boy Gentle Evergreen
si1t. 23sO0 West Nile ROAD
CONSULT the ENLARGED Real Estsis i.i.
ms In The bis sunday Times want A
SecLioE--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
AFL Model
Home Opens:
This Sunday
Residence
furnished Throughout
by Crowley, Miner & Co

A hve-room model home, built
completely by American Fedora
ton of Labor building trades
mechanics and featuring union
made materials. will ne opened for
inspection this Sunday
The one-Story concrete-block
home-itS furnished throughout
by Crowley, Miner e. Co. - is
located az 9205 King Richard ave-
nue., at Bedford road. TWO blocks
north OF Harper avenue.
The charming dwelling is franz
cd in setting of trees and com
mandS a view down the curve OF
King Richard avenue and Bedford
road.
Built by the Detroit and Wayne
County Federation of Labor and
the Labor Temple Company. the
home was announced as a monu-
ment 10 the skill OF the building
trades mechanics working in the
home construct field
Crowley's interior decoration
specialists selected furnishings
from the firms large stock 10
match the interior wall color com
binationS OF the model home.
One Of the features OF the l2l2
X 20.foot living room is a fireplace
so built that II throws lis heat
across the large room A modern
oil furnace supplies heat TO the
dwelling
Designed simply 10 utilize every
foot Of cubic space, the house has
a full basement with furnace and
washing room off a spacious and
well-hghted recreation room.
AT'he home is built IN restricted
Immunity OF new homes IN the
Whittier section The lot
has 40 feet OF frontage on King
Richard avenue.
The living and dining room and
the two bedrooms are foored
with oak plank flooring
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
MAIN OFFICE
DEATH notifes

COOL> -AchleL of 5OJ7 University place.
beloved husband 90 Mary tnre Van LooJ
deaf ihther OF Mr. Louise Lambrecht.
Albert Lillian, Harold Mrs Loriaer
Apulna a~af son -ef Mts Juf1a- tsuufs.
dear bto'brr OF Ernest. Fi1rent Mfs. Emuy
Yer Nsicks Mrs. JulHa ldc. RImi. julius
and Ms May NeTsiChele and ) grand
chidrfl. fuperai from Van Lsybegghe
Funeral Home. 1890 f. Warren. corner
LaEeviews Monday morning Al 800 and
st. Mathews Church al 1000. Rosar,
sunday A. 200 y m. Interment Nj. ri.
hott. Member OF Belgian-A merican Cen
Jury Ciuo ana St Charles Society.
DODGE-AGguH 70. 1892. John DuvsL
Husband of DOra Macdonald Dodge
father ~ Mary Anne DODGE brother of
Airs WessOn Seyburn, Mrs Isabel Dodge
sloan ana Mrs. James b. Johnson Jr.
uneral services ~ chapel az the William
q Hamilton Company, Cass Avenue al
AeNanorlns. Monday al 2.8O ,. m.
MANGAN-August I3. Thomas F.. beloved
husband Of Kathleen tnse Aackett)
dear father u Thomas F. Funeral from
residence, 1898 Newbefty. Monday at 80
Holy Redeemer Church a. =.
LABI.OC KL~-AuR y. Eugene. OF 5O54
ROhns. beloved husband uf Mildred
Fuese Zablocki dear father OF june ana
Elaine. brother ~ Mrs Blanche scnaiols
Ms Arthur MarNhauseu. Mrs. Frank Bar
bier Mrs Harvey Esgurr. Ernest and
Achlje funrrH Monday 20 M from
A, "a Peters funeral home. l2ua7 GIstlut
avenue. and . a. M. a. NANNY of oar
Lord church
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16

Al the summer national home
furnishing market held recently in
Chicago. among the new features
was furniture and bedding packed
into cartons so that the cartons
themselves became additional fur
niture when the unit was I'M
packed
For example, one manufacturer
brought out a mahogany chest
with five drawers. The cOntainer
for the chest was convertible into
four other pieces Of furniture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
Housing Loans
Total S54,028,0OO

Private capital totalinC ssh.
OBS, 900 went 10 finance war hous-
ing in the second quarter Of l941
by way of the loans Of savings
building and loan associations and
cooperative banks, the United
States Savings and Loan League
reported Saturday. Morton Bod
fish. executive vice president OF
The league. points out that these
local thrift and home financing
institutions lent within $4,000 00O
as much to house war workers
during April May and June of
this year as they did for all kinds
of home construction during the
same period four years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16

BROWN 'BRINDLE bull. white throat
6Buster), Alter road and Kercheyal
Reward Murray 1889.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
Beauty Culture Schools

FREE COMPLETE BEAUTY training. In
vestigate' HYGIENE School, $50 Twelfth
Madison s0h3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
Trade Schools, Male, Female
Male Help Wanted

BENCH HANDS on Jiggs and fixtures: top
wages; steady work. 3247 East Nevada
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-07

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-07
TIE FORGOTTEN FLEET MISERY

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LegalNoices


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STATE o. Mf&S1SSIFpL
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-07

C4Ehv. we need nomeheay viii
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-07

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-07

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-07

Carter. Mr.. Coleman. and
Mf Davis q Mrhile essisni
fslenae here Sunday.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-21
BY PETER EDISON
.e here. Private Willkie:

See here, Private Wiiikie:
You took things too literally
when you were told to paint the
town red for the rest of your
civilian liberty. 1t wasn't IN
tended you should set the world
on fire.
Then there was that advice to
form no idea of what Army life
is going to be like. Leave your
mind OPEN" You formed too
many ideas and you left your
mouth open.
Two weeks from now, you will
be thoroughly disguised with the
job you did. You have been
flown from place to place in an
Army plane. You have wander
ed in nakedness and bewilder-
ment over miles of physical geo.
graphy examination, but you
must now look upon individual
ity and privacy as things left be-
hand you in golden civilian So
ciety.
Probably you have developed
murderous hatred for one cabin
ct secretary, two congressman
and a hundred newspaper edi-
tors. You are writing and fun
ing under what you consider
personalities and flippancies" OF
the people who differ with you,
and you are wondering how an
enlightened nation can permit
such atrocity. Take it easy, Pri-
vate Wilkie, take it easy.
Keep this one beam of radiant
hope constantly before you: The
next two years will be your
hardest.
The main things to remember
rare these: Watch your attitude,
do your work, respect your SUI
periors, try to get along with
your fellow soldiers, keep your
self, your nose, and your equip
ment clean at all times and be-
have yourself.
Do these things and you won't
have any trouble.
For what happens when you
don't do them, let us now look at
what MIGHT have happened 10
Private Willkie:
LOOK WHO'S LOOSE!
Private Willkie stuck his head
through the door of the office Of
the Commander in Chief, who
smokes the same brand as Pri-
Vate Willkie.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-21
BY ERSKINE JOHNSON
YEA Service Staff Correspopden

A kiss in q motion picture IS
almost as inevitable as death and
taxes in real life. Somewhere, in
practically every motion picture,
there comes a time when the
hero takes the heroine tenderly
-or Il can be forcefully- in his
arms and plants a pulse-quicken-
Ing kiss upon her lips.
Oh, sure, there are exceptions.
No cowboy star, for example.
ever kisses his windblown her
oine. Western fans are giving to
hooting all smackeroos. But this
little essay is not concerned with
kissless films.
Only the other day, Alan Laid
kissed Helen Walker. 1t was for
q picture titled Lucky Jordan
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-21

tnan Agfan ana Joseph DAVIS of
Philadelphia, and the team-of-
four title went to DR.. and Mrs.
A. J. Sternberg of Washington,
E. G.. Ellenbogen and Mrs. J. ].
Mitchell III of Philadelphia.
Here is one of the interesting
hands that helped Mr.. and Mrs.
Budin win the mixed pair cham
pionship. At most tables East
played four hearts doubled and
made the contract easily. Mrs.
Budin, with the South hand, was
afraid that four hearts could be
made, and that North's double
would give East and West top.
Her courageous bid of four
spades was set only two tricks,
and the score of minus 800 was
a top for the Budins.
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. BARBS

The outlook generally is much
brighter for the boys who look
out.
An Argentina man grew a
cabbage weighing "a pounds and
measuring 48 inches around.
There's a swell head for you.
On Sept. 80 there was enough
money in circulation for every
man, woman and child to have
SI02.04. Who has yours?
All you have to do TO prove
you are in there swinging in the
scrap drive is to show your
metal.
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. IN HOLLYWOOD

and ordinarily that smack would
have passed with little notice
even though film newcomer Hell
en- is something special in beau
ty. But it was Ladd's debut at
cinematic OSCILLATION.
TOUGH GUY GOES SOFT
Few stars ever hit such STAR
dom as has Laid without show
ing the boys and gals Of the fan
world how he can make love.
But Laid got hot as Sahara
desert sun at the box office in a
communicating role in This Gun
For Hire" He never made even
pass at a dame: His next pic
ture was 1.-THE Glass Key" and
there was only one kiss. He was
mt the giver. Veronica Lake was.
But in Lucky Jordan" a wo-
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man-chaser in the story, he kiss
ed Miss Walker with all the SER
iousness, concentration and de-
liberation of a strong man tear
ing a telephone book in two. He
came through it after several re-
hearsals and three takes" and
said: Gosh! I'd rather shoot a
gum"
Film script writer's love to toy
with kissing ideas of various
kinds. There's the kissing ap-
proach of Joel McCrea's with
Claudette Colbert in "Thc
Palm Beach Story" Plot says
she is going to leave him. He in
tends to hold her. So when asked
to unlock the back of her dress,
he plants a kiss between her
shoulder blades, so unnerving
her (the script says that she
whirls around and he lets he's
have it on the lips.
STUCK WITH A KISS
Heroes often take kissing ad-
vantages in film scripts. In THE
Forest Rangers, Paulette God
dard walks toward Fred Mac
Murray across a wooden floor.
She's wearing spiked boots. He
lifts her off the floor and plunks
her down so soundly her spikes
stick to the floor. Then, win
Paulette unable to kick or strike
back, he proceeds to kiss her.
Clever guys, these forest rang
crs.
Champion feminine osculator
is Betty Hutton in "Star-Span-
gled Rhythm" The first time she
sees Eddie Bracken, she leaps
over a desk, throws him and
kisses him. The weaker sex? La
ter in the same picture, Betty
gives Bob Hope a resounding
smack, and kisses Bing Crosby
three times in one movement
and three split seconds.
Well, ! guess that's about
enough until next Spring when
young mems fancies lightly turn.
and this story can be written
again.
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FORT JACKSON, S. c. -
Cooks got sore and an army SER
geant wondered if he shouldn't
hide the scrap pile.
A 20 year old in d u C t e e
snatched up q package of dou-
BILE edged razor b ] a d e. and
chewed them up, and then bit
the neck off the sergeants soft
drink bottle.
It developed that for years the
inductee, as a carnival enter
tainer, had been eating what
other people now turn in for
scrap.