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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MARRIAGE LICENSES

D:,yd s. Holmes Jr.. II; Mildred Grant,
E ESx., - Brown T,.s q, Dom. . J. Russell IS
William II. hulheron, rs; Isabelle Tiefry.
oliver Afro, 30; Aiv.ra Hin. n.
Mike Schneider. 81: Ruth B. Twyman, -.
Alvin J. Adler. IS: Dolores Berels rs
wsrren o. winstaniey, 81; Mary Z. Ferry.
Morris Arnkof. 81: Bernice Leoowsky. ~.
John W. Peterson. IL; leila II. wortl.y,
Richard rronso. 81: Annie Tsmsrrt. 10.
Harry Hsgopisn. 81: Ara L. Parzekisn.
Louis A. Irion. so: s. Josephine Maevicsr.
Robert A. oaddie Jr.. 20; Clara NJ. Woods.
Anthony oddo. IS; Frances Marches, 20.
Ronald Ransier. u; Violet Robinson, 33.
Lionel J. Monagss Jr.. 20: Marilyn I.
Leo 6: TosI.n. 2; Mary r, Bubo. 10.
~1 fsIn.' & & Martin a'' Alexandra E. To-
Frederick c. Jefferson. rs; Laced. F.rsu.
Eugene II. Heating. Fl; Shirley N. John,
James T. Olsen. rs: Florence Morisette. IS.
vaughan b. Martell. 20; Maxine NJ. Bee.
Ed.ard Hike. il; Charlotte Miz.j.wski.
Frank A. Lerminey, 30; Alice y. Gibbs
rs.
Victor 4; Mesnsr, 20: Josephn. T. Lend
ton 20 --
Bernard Konczak. 20: Gertrude Rath, 10
Theodore w. Psutsch. So; Dorothy vro-
Alexander 1. waltenspsrger. rs: @. Eliza
I.ss F;,s.im.n, ~: Kay e.r.n. II.
Lincoln stafford IS; Hazel Niskawsra -
RICHARD J. Lehman, IS; Margaret Hunt,
George T., hcLsren. 20: Patricia Van
Frank sobon. ~; Geneviev. Herman. Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Invasion
OF Europe, Not Britain
Seen by CroH

Lieut.. David A. Croll. who re-
signed as Windsor's mayor to en-
list IS a Canadian private at the
age OF 80. was back home today,
fun Of confidence that "ihvasions
are now going the other way"
, "Tkere will never be an In
vasiea Of England," said Croll
~Eagiand instead Is going to
invade Germany. When she
does you can be sure that Ca
RaAiaRs Will be leading the at
tack"
Croll Is home for extended in
spection duty. which probably will
include q period as instructor for
Canadian forces. With seven 9TH
ers he Is the first to return of the
famed Essex Scottish Regiment
that went overseas in July, 1910.
The former city official has no
immediate plans on a three-week
furlough except perhaps to re-
sumo his seat In the Ontario leg
islsture for a day or So and
spend time with his wife and three
children, Eunice, IS; Constance,
10; and Sandra, 8. To join his
family, Croll left the train in
London, thereby avoiding a civic
welcome planned In his honor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11

In most lines -------------
Due TO the difference in the
dates Of Easter. no fair comparison
can be made with the same week
in April. 1941. but volume thus far
In the current month Is running z
per cent to 20 per cent ahead of
last year.
Consumers continue to give evil
dence of an eye to the future in
their buying methods, but the
earlier tendency toward boarding
appears to be leveling off. There is
still demand for many items that
are becoming scarce.
Wholesale shipments during the
past week remained from so to SO
per cent higher than in 1871 in
many lines, and collections con.
tinued the favorable prompt trend.
Untitled orders were at high
point in several fields.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Is Hikers MISSING
In Canadian Wi|ds

DUNCAN. B. c., April IL (UP)
- Ground parties and airplanes
joined today in a widespread
search for II boys and a teacher
in the wild Deer Lake
area near here.
The boys. ranging in age from
II to IA and inmates of the Fair
bridge Farm School here. have not
been heard from since they
started out on 12-mile hike early
yesterday in charge of a staff
teacher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Army Pay
Increase
Certain
BY GRIFFING BANCROFT
IatI News Service staR Csrrespeadent

WASHINGTON. April 11.-Rep.
Andrew May CD Of Kentucky.
chairman of the House military af-
fairs committee, today disclosed
that the war department has en-
dorsed the army pay raise bill
making speedy enactment of the
measure certainty.
May said his group will start
hearings Tuesday on the Senate
approved bill which increases pri-
Yates pay from S21 and $50 to $42
a month, with similar raises for
other ranks up to and including
second lieutenants. May predicted
final passage by the end of the
week.
May added that the committee
also will consider-"and undoubt-
eddy approve"-the so-called COM
pulsory allotment bill which, by
permitting deductions from a SOL
dier's pay for those he leaves be-
hind. will open the way for possible
Of millions OF men now
deferred because of dependents.
Going had In hand with these
is a bill to provide free
laundry, cleaning and haircuts to
soldiers. which would have the ef-
feet of adding about IS a month to
what they receive.
The compulsory allotment plan
IS embodied in a bill by Represen-
tative Edmiston Cd of West Vir-
yinia. 1t would provide for compul-
,ory deductions of up to SIS a
month from a soldiers pay. This
,um will be matched, or II he has
several dependents, bettered. by
he government and the entire
AMOUNT paid to the dependents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
BIRTHS
GIRLS


Girls we're born to
Beatty Cooper. Pass Glendale
Lillian Dalrymple, $3.50 hortsnviev, Dear
born.
Betty Easley, 2a32 Park.
Margaret Eecies. sl16 Woodrow Wilson.
Cecily Farragher. 1898 Indiana.
Hildegarde Forsythe. 22o7 Drexsl.
Ann Gore. 72s Kitchener.
Myrtle Green. 1881 Brooklyn
Sadie Greenfield, 1850 Broad.
Eiva Gruber. 1907 Maiden.
Virginia Glaspia, 1883 oxford, Berkley.
Margaret Hagen, 1850 East Lafayette.
f1ossie Hicks. 1S+S3 Rosemont.
Evangeline Hadjts, 3037 Tiilman.
Lillian Hesiy. 1905 Treadweii, Wayne.
Ona Hayes, ie7tS Ferguson.
Sonia Jaskiewiez. 1900 Conley.
Eileen Johnson 722 Ford. Highland Park.
Evan Jones. {6s Prentis.
Anna karchnick. $500 Canin. Hsmtrsmek
Maxine Kraske, 5i7s Maxwell.
Anna Kwiatkosski. 1912 Finley.
Mavis LeBert. us West Bethuns.
Marie LeMay. si44 Hendre.
Rose LOMBARD. 531s Huribui
stella McCloskey, 3s77 Cicotte.
Maggie Prime. 1910 Kendall.
Ethel Porter. 209s3 Poncisns. Redford.
Margaret Percha, 1901 Rad.
Margaret Persyn, ts43 Lskeview.
eeorgina Riley 1851 Holden.
Florence Rector. Hazel Park.
Anna Schwartz, 1880 West Grand
Nathalie Schultz. 1894 Brohi, Rossviue.
Jessie Scott. 557 Theodore.
Theresa Santes. SIT Monroe.
Mary spano. $500 Cadillac.
Florence staples, 1854 Brighton, Highland
Park.
Helen snisi.iski- Mansfield.
Jennie Salvatore. ts7iS Coyle
Ann Sternberg l75<0 Kentucky.
Marjorie seipke 19eoe jarvis. Hazel Park
Pearl specht, e62s East Warren.
Elizabeth Taft. 1913 Petoskey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Defense Plants
Face u. ). Audit

WASHINGTON. April IL UNS).
President Roosevelt today vested
broad powers in six government
agencies. authorizing them to in
spect plants and audit books and
records of defense plants to pre-
vent unreasonable waste of fed
eral funds and TO curb war profits,
: In an executive order, the Presi-
dent empowered the War Pro-
duction Board. war navy and
treasury departments, the mari
time commission and the Recon
struction Finance Corporation to
take such action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Rockefeller Relative
Must Pay DAMAGES

Ensign William Rockefeller. dis
tant relative of the John D. Rookie
feller clan. today was ordered to
pay $l,074 to United States Gus
toms agent Bertrand B. Hazen
for injuries suffered when Hazen
was struck by Rockefeller's car.
Hazen said that Rockefeller.
driving recklessiy. struck him and
pinned him against customs
building at Saults Ste. Marie on
July Is. 1889. after he had in
spected Rockefeller's car. The
order for damages was issued by
Circuit Judge Theodore ]. Richter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
DEATHS

Andrew Mcintyre, 2sI5 Pearl, 60.
James Bayne. rs sibley, 81.
Ethel Adler. 14254 Freeiand, IS.
Louise Helen Gertrude Rooth. SIT Beau.
fat, 2e
Dorothy Marie Hoops. TAT East windemere
Royal Oak. rs.
Apolonia HuozIk. 33o5 Hammond. as
Margaret Murdoch, 5s1 Mortified, 30
Lowell Lucas, 993 Napoleon. %.
Viola Williamson, 1881 Antietsm, as
Laura Blackstock Wickett 77i2 PARK, Sc
Paul Budchuk, Eloise Hospital, SO.
Aimee Bauman, 6757 Robins. IS.
Anton Peck. 1914 West Kirby, S.
Louis Claude Whitweii. 2i3s Lswndale, 81
Merle Davis Jones. IS Fsirwood. Pleasan,
Ridge, -.
Antonetta b. cometo. 34is Mt. Elliott. ~
Constantine Zombruno, f25 LOUISIANA Al
Adam Oliver, 40ss Spring, n.
George X. Z. Petersen. fO5s Columbus. 81
Vera Smith Wagner. 5000 stesdmsn, Dear.
born. 50. i.
Franklin X. Megie, Prescott. Mich, Ts1
May G. LaTort, fuller Hotel, ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
hoY-ruycoI
FaCinQ Draft Call

Men facing reclassificatior
under the Selective Service Ac,
were advised today to investigate
the opportunities the navy offers
by Lieut.. Byron <. Flechtner
navy recruiting officer.
Petty officers. Flechtner said
along with machinist mates, radio
men, Diesel engineers. carpenters
ship filters. moulders, welders
pharmacists mates and men ex.
perienced in construction trades
are urgently needed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES

George hskowski. rs; Margaret Hisvac,
Earl X. Legg. 70: Stella N. Knat. rs.
Carl Klosowski. 20; Edna Wo-niak, II.
Leonard Piecuch. Il: Wanda Zaiewski, 10.
Bruno 3. Jeszke. IL: Eleanore Gryeh. 20.
Henry Chapman, so; Beatrice FunderburE.
40.
Norman E, spsrlin.. az; Dorothy A.
Mitchell, n.
Rudolph Domlovii. 20; Sophia Jarenski. 20.
George Ross. 20: Betty Howe. Is
Cornelius Cooley. a.; Irene Navarro. 20.
Ralph II. Fisher. "a; Grace Z. Nsneville,
Alfred o. weIssbrodt. 30; Doris Il. Pi.ruo.
IS.
Emil Zleminski. 2s; Jean Danowski. rs.
Jackie o. Carter, 20: Lucia Summers H.
James N. Atom, BE-: Ruth Bruce, 70.
Henry @. Harris. ~: Lille NJ. Irwin, 10.
Hugh o. Christen, ~; Alma q. Bsrninger.
Guy 4, Morsret. Al; Dorothy Askey. 70.
John c. Drake, II; Katherine Y. Pioyd.
a.
Earl Morris. "a: Jean Y. Booth. "a.
Leslie Robinson, "a; Dorothy Y. Pinksr-
Murray p. orosdweIl. ~; Nerd. oerd.. Il.
Edward Urban, 70: Mary crum, a.
Thomas p. Devlin. 20: Josephine Mulcshy.
Harry ourrk. a.; Susan Kssiuski. IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Defense Volunteers
End First Aid Work

FLINT, April 11.-Capt. Her
man Critics today said volunteers
training for auxiliary policemen
have completed their required first
aid instruction and will begin on
police practices next Monday
night at police headquarters.
After the first class. instruction
will be given at Room 800. Central
High School, on Tuesday. Thurs
days and Fridays. with volunteers
choosing the night best suited for
thei
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
BIRTHS
BOYS

Boys we're born to:
Ethel Allen. 1901 ward
Freddie Anderson. 100 Brady
Marie Bol.n, es47 Robinson. Allen Park.
GLADYS Bonoan. 1919 Brooklyn.
steia Bartolomei. 37o2 heDougsn.
f I1alIsn Ball. Ban, ,ossc ..Wssn,.naS s Cratic,
lola Bisvins. sa4 oakridg.. FsrndsIs.
Annette Caron. $50 Fairview.
Erna Cooper. Pennington.
Viola Conwa, rs West Beuna Vista, High
Martha cuny. 80 North Morr.n
Elizabeth Dsmone. 532i French road.
Loretta Dine, 1859 Audubon.
Josephine Dobkowski. 52ss Horger. Dear
born.
Margaret Dwosakowski, io7 Oak. Crosse
Anne Franeis. s7ss East Congress.
Mae Cover. t433 GaIIstsr.
Doris Garrett. 21s1 West Grand Blvd.
Josephine Ciacobone. 1883 Inverness.
Edith Coodman. 1871 Baylis.
Dorothy Houck. 4707 Commonwealth
Ella Jemison. 1909 chsne.
rheima Johnson. 1871 Edison.
Bessie Katr. 7473 Elmhurst.
Alma Ring S assi SCI west Grand Blvd
Barbara Kins 1851 s,oepeI
Leons Lang. i7o3 Miller
Anne Matney. 3o3 East Evelyn, Hsrei Park.
Ann Mikuhski. 5000 Dean.
Beatrice McLinn. 500 East Jefferson.
Mary MCGUIRE. 1773 Clements.
Estslle oriowsky, 3o3s Goodson, Ham.
Dorothy Olson. 1851 Artesian.
Helen Psitier. +t05 Helen.
Hiija Ruotsais, 500 Commonwealth
Ariyne Reade, 1885 Pinehurst.
Mary Robinson, s5e Continental
Margaret Reitri. 1880 Marlborough.
Anne Repa, ssts Gilbert.
Eunice southworth, 1909 East Grand Blvd
Virginia studer, 1880 Drexel.
jamie Smith. 1877 Muliett.
Jean shirssf. 70 weilesiey' Royal Oak.
Mary simmons, 1926 Orleans.
Bernice Stein, 1885 Hartweii.
Frances Trescone, SITS Boulevard court
Dorothy Kessler, 1851 Lasalle.
Julia Verross t335 Buchanan.
Avis Van Allen 1873 southfield road.
Anna Van Dinsenen. 1888 Brandt. Mt.
Ethel wolstone. 1903 Kinsman.
Iarqueenia Williams. $3.50 Greeley.
Gertrude wIniecki, s311 Kercheval.
Barbara zabinski, llsi Seward.
Girls were born TO:
Antoinette Ainto. 1881 Mark Twain.
Elsie Anderson, 3e65 Rich.
Rsybeli Bembry. zee Hendrie.
Alverda Browe. s01e Catalan.
Resale Brown. cara Cardoni.
Leona Brooks. 51<s Maxwell (twins).
Gladys Boyd, 1888 Waterloo.
Ann Barrett. 1890 Lauder.
Clara Bush. 7s<s rrurbuii.
Helen Baldwin. 2tss4 Eureka, Cent. Lice.
Alva Campbell, 1859 Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
GIN Official Safe
In Plane Crash

George Jacoby. assistant person.
mel director OF the Buick division
of the General Motors Corporation
at Flint. today was among the
passengers of United Ajrlines
transport plane which overshot
LaGuardia airport at New York
and rolled into the waters OF Bow
cry Bay.
Three members of the crew suf-
fered minor injuries but the six
passengers escaped without injury.
Crash boats rushed to. the ships
side before ii could sink and re-
moved the crew and passengers.
The plane came from Cleveland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
dndCdnddd
In Farm Pact

WASHINGTON. April il tUPl
A joint 'arysngensens 'hstv =
Canada and the United States a
provide more effective use Of agri-
cultural resources was approved
today by President Roosevelt and
Prime Minister w. L. Mackenzie
King Of Canada.
The agreement. announced ST.
simultaneously in Washington and
Ottawa. provides:
For increased production OF
oil-bearing crops such as soy
beans in the United States; and
of oats, barley and flax in Can
ada.
For facilitating asonal
movement of farm labor and
machinery across the common
boundary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
BuIgdr Cabinet Quits
Ndzi Radio Reports

LONDON, April IL (UP).-The
Bulgarian government resigned
this morning. the German radio
said today, quoting an official
DNB news agency dispatch from
Sofia.
Internal controversies have been
reported in Bulgaria because of in
creased German pressure to bring
the Bulgarians actively into the
war
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Flow Of u. ). Arms
To Reds Stepped Up

WASHINGTON, April IL uNS).
Responsible sources in Washing
ton today disclosed that the flow
of American war supplies TO So
Wet Russia is being speeded up
rapidly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Lack Of Bottle CAPS
May Cut Off Drinks

WASHINGTON, April IL (UP).
bottled beverage industry.
which includes soft drinks and
beer. will have to close down next
month unless the war production
board allocates material for maxi
ing bottle caps. said Louis B.
Montfort, executive secretary of
the Crown Manufacturers Associa-
ton Of America, said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Lost and Found

LOsT-Betveen six-Mile. near Livefnois
and Washington boulevard. ten 500 bills
one $50 bill Liberal reward. Address
Box 1000. Detroit Times.
REWARD-Return or Information, mae
Dalmatian (coach dog) lost In Dearborn.
Telephone Dearborn 1915 or Dearborn 746y
W1REHAIRED fox terrier; brown, tan,
black, white tMsck Devonshire). Re-
ward. Tuxedo 2-72T3.
gentleman's; flank
Thester or confectionery store. Reward
SIS. Arlington e72s.
$50 REWARD-No questions: toy female
screw tail Boston bulldog, lost SUNDAY
Temple 1-7le5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Michigan Officer
Honored by NAVY

The navy announced today that
Lieutenant Commander Rintoul T.
Whitney of Escanaba, Mich, was
awarded the Navy Cross for "acts
of heroism" under fire during the
December bombings of Manila.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Weather Cuts
Retail Volume

Indictment weather this week
combined with postmaster lull
to cause a drop in retail sales as
compared with the previous week
in the metropolitan area, according
IN q Dun r. p 49, .-.'----..--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
RommeI's Forces ShelIed

CAIRO. April IL (INS). = Axis
columns in Libya. attempting tc
move astwar from positions
around Tmimi and Mekili. were
shelled yesterday by British i'm.
perial forces. the Middle East
command said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Ceiling Favored
0nPri(es,Wdges
10 Halt Initiation
residents Freezing
Orders Are Prepared;
Bonuses Also included
BY John Il. BEAL
Uatas1 Press star CsrrsspsnSe Sent

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE
Roosevelt administration Is abou,
to junk its present system Of selec.
tive price control In favor of over.
all ceilings on prices and wages as
part OF a four-point attack on
Imitation, il was learned on most
reliable authority today.
Two executive orders, one freez.
ing retail prices and another
dealing with wages, salaries and
bonuses, have been prepared. They
are expected TO be issued in q
week or two, although their final
form is not yet settled.
There is still some dispute
within the administration over the
bases to be, used in the price freez-
ing order.
EXPLOSIVE SITUATION
The program. devised to meet
ar infia uonary situation described
rs explosive" by Price Admins
traitor Leon Henderson last week.
was shaped up at a White House
conference yesterday. Besid e s
Henderson. those attending were
Vice President Henry A. Wallace,
Budget Director Harold d. Smith.
Federal Reserve Board Chairman
Mariner S. Eccles and Secretary
lpf the Treasury. Henry Morgen-
thau Jr.
The program still Is subject TO
revision. but at this stage il is
understood to embrace:
Increased taxes-much in
excess of the 81 soc, OO0. 900 OBJ
program for W hfch President
Roosevelt S,sked in his January
budget message. Part Of TIE
taxes may be in the form of
compulsory savings for indi-
.viduals and corporations.
2-Universal price control. in
volying freezing of retail prices
rs of q certain date and the
licensing OF wholesalers and re-
tsilers.
4-Wage control on the pat
tern Of the Canadian system
which froze wages last Deem
Der. The Canadian system pro-
vides for some adjustments of
wages 10 the cost of living. but
no other increases.
Heightened credit controls
designed to put business more
nearly on a cash basis.
DANGER SIGNAL
HenderSon,s- office said last
night the cost of living has in
creased Is per cent since outbreak
OF the European war--a danger
sign" of q serious price spiral
and estimated that uncontrolled
imitation would add 500. 900 600. 600
TO the nations wa costs.
Some administration officials. in
GLIDING Henderson. are understood
10 favor virtually doubling the tax
program. Among proposals re-
portedly under consideration is a
compulsory savings system for
corporations and individuals.
In the case Of corporation. the
plan repeatedly under con: "a
ton would involve those lose
effective tax rate. including nor
nal, surtax and excess profits
levies totaled more than so per
|cent OF earnings.
CREDIT IN BONDS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Deatt Rotices

ttOR-Aprp 10. Maria, beloved wife OF
Massimo: dear mother OF Joseph Mrs
Anna Battani and Mrs. Lucy BulgsreIli
Funeral from residence, 3525 Russell street
Tuesday at Q. San Francesco's Church al
$50. Burial in Mt. Olivet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Cecil Brown Given
1871 Radio Award

NEW YORK. April IL GNS).-
Cecil Brown, CHS news reporter,
today received the Pulitzer prize
of radio" for the best job of news
reporting in radio during 1871.
Brown, whose eyewitness ac-
count Of the sinking of the Brit
ish warships Repulse and Prince
of Wall 80" -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
CREDIT IN BONDS

Any taxes in excess of so per
cent OF earnings would be credited
10 the corporation by the treasury
In bonds.
In the case Of individuals II
would mean an additional with
holding. tax on top OF the levies
proposed in the pending treasury
program. The amount of the extra
tax would be paid to the taxpayer
In bonds.
The tax proposals also may In.
clude q lowering OF personal ex-
emptions from 1.50O to 81. 900 for
married couples and from $3.50 to
$500 for single persons. A lower
ing OF the credit for dependents
from $500 to $500 also may be
included.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Male Help Wanted

WANTED-5 carpenters. Call after 500
p. m. 22si2 Rein. East Detroit.
YOUNG MAN TO manage Variety store. Sc
IS; experienced. Twenty-fourth and Blu
chanan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11

The Detroit Times has far moro
nationally famous features than
Any ether Detroit Newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Employment Agencies
Female Help Wanted

ALL-ARoUND beauty operators; excellent
salary 10 right girl; steady employment.
CARROTS Beauty Salon, 303l Frederick
ivanhoe 1854.
BEAUTY OPERATORS Experienced
steady. busy shop: excellent wages
Telephone Oregon 2705.
GENERAL homework cooking. no laundry
private room, good wages University
2-7205. 1871 Baylis
GENERAL HoUsEWoRK. assist cooking
peasant home; stay, private room. Unit
versity 2-T207
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11


AVERY. t5ii tForestl Comfortably fuf--
.rished housekeeping room. kitchenette.
suitable lady. Reasonable.
lCARETAKER'S services wanted--Exchanke
free rent References required Apply
45ii Avery.
EIGHTEENTH 1855. Garfield. is45-Psrtfy
furnished comfortable rooms; children
welcome: reasonable
HARMON. $50 - Two large, comfortably
furnished housekeeping rooms: no chill
dren: reasonable. =. :
HIBBARD 1471--(St. Pau)-One room:
furnished: private lavatory. Adults. Elk
celent transportation. -
READ Times Want Ads for proht-uss
them for results
INDIANDALE. 2072-Large room Kitchen
cite: gas. hot water, bath, refrigera-
tor: S.
NAVAHOE. e29 (Jenerson} Two clean.
comfortable housekeeping rooms; ev-
erything furnished: 81.
THEODORE. 1897 (Bouievard) - Large
room; private entrance; child welcome.
Porch, yard.
TILLMAN. 5s33-3 large rooms, furnished
or unfurnished; light. heat, gas.
TWELFTH. 1868 Single housekeeping
room; running water; comfortable: rea--
sonable. Tyler 6-3575
COLoRED-Rooms. adults. 722 Jos. Cam
pau. Also room in exchange for care
taking. Temple 1-7256.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11

NOT NOW IN SCHOOL. WHO OWN b.
CYCLES. FOR DAY MESSENGER WORK;
GOOD PAY. STEADY WORK, VACATION
WITH PAY. SEE Mr.. swARTHOUT,
ROOM 206. NEW TELEGRAPH BLDG,
CONGRESS AND SHELBY STREETS
Western Union Telegraph Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11

VISTA, EAST. 2s2. Highland Park,
near Ford's. Chrysler--Private entrance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Furnished Rooms for Rent


BUENA VISTA, EAST. 2s2. Highland Park,
near Ford's Chrysler--Private entrance.
Townsend 7-21is.
BoULEvARD. WEST GRAND. 1foi--
Pleasant room, twin beds, one. two.
Tyler 7-0263.
cLAIRMoUNT. HAMILTON district large
Townsend 7-0070.
DICKERsoN. 2530-Niee large front room:
one two girls. Drexel 1880.
EAST GRAND BOULEVARD, Ell tGharie-
- voiS) furnished single or
double room' eHeeptisnal home; must be :
-
vEASTfAwN, 2s4--Airy. new, modern tnr-
niture: others roomers. Lenox O666-
GENERAL MOTORS district-s210 Hamil-
ION tseward1. rronr studio, IS; reftr-
ences. Trinity 2-oe55.
LARcHMoNT, 4220-Grand River Boule-
ward section: pleasant room: single,
double. Fitzroy 6-733p,
PINGREE, 27oI-working girls or en-
pfoyed couple. good transportation.
COLORED-B eechwood. 1892 (Tireman)-
Bedroom. living room; share kitchen;
aduits only.
CoLoRED - Melbourne. near Cameron;
comfortably furnished; hot water rea-
sonable. Trinity 2-1f30.
COLORED-Nicely furnished room. 31i
East Forest; gentleman preferred. Tenn
pie 1889.
CoLoRED- Melbourne. 53s: two large
rooms; couple single man. Trinity
1-i32s
lCOLoRED-s4s Bethune; Oakland car: nice
clean room; gentlemen. Madison 0s27.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11

BoULEvARD. WEST GRAND. 17oi-
Pleasant room, twin beds, one. two.
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