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Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
Compensation
Plan Studied

WASHINGTO%J Jan. Il UP).
President Roosevelt confers with
legislative leaders today on an
emergency plan for expanding IN
employment compensation to re-
lieve workers who viii be made
idle temporarily in the wholesale
conversion OF American industry
to war production.
The program seeks 10 shortcut
legislative procedure so that II can
20 into operation in few weeks.
The plan reportedly calls for
extension of jobleSs benefits 10
give workers affected by war con.
version so per cent Of their reEu-
lar earnings for 26 weeks so long
as the 90 per cent does not exceed
S2i a week.
Presently unemployment com
pensation payments IN most states
equal % por cent OF regular earn.
mgr. not exceeding SIS and con
tnue for only l3 weeks.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

BIRTHS

Fra vzel l22GS PlalHvew.
IcareIe tirst tTJ Charlotte
WardA gaiIsyka 1921 NIHtaft
charlotte GrarA 1899 - Nrth'aor
rer'rIdt H. and ll4lf Wisconsin
Anna JskutawsAH l5f1Z ArtesAr
Iys knapp t12l sixth
Wanda "a FeN 2tat LsVfo0.
Helen IadVlE 1870 R0ns1u.
Jane LoEes 31e2 BeRiCk
Lorraine Lerz. as Moran. crosse PoInit
Farms
stella lAzos 2207 IHbrdss
EIzabefr Ma.sei. s4sf Piedmont.
Anna M,s1Ka 1222f hrChdale
.Heier Maze 1874 FvsNne Haw'-awck
Wanda Mzinskl 2o7s Tr-wbrdge Ham
frawrk
EHro- orczs 5000 Kle.ada- Garden CRY
Gwend1INr Pearson hin TT0vrritre
TiNe piIs-d 900 Oakshire Berkler
Futh RIeeulf f04 ktchcrsr
FHzahefh RRymo0 1885 Fa" i.sfsEe''e
Luciue Smrr 1919 West Grand boulevard
Msrcsret Saksa. 23q5 W1odreTe
Margaret Schaf i14i Tempe
julia Speerschneider 2f7l Woo1mers
Marion Slotkowski i42s1 Maiden.
Beatrice Scanlor s0O2 Seminole
Nart SeNCh 2l3f Mclean
Theresa VarEa 591 South scivoy
Ida Ni'alp 1878 Pngree
Mary West 414S Field
Lillian Werner 1856 South Clarendon
Ceua Wilsk. 1891 Crescent Woods, East
Joan zi9 soai stockton
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BIRTHS

pa,s we're born 90
~srruerte Auisrch. 1889 Marstese
tnHy Angei assn'n. 1917 PaFfim
Margaret bertrand lSfas Pa'tuo
GRACE Barsauus 1885 Cameron.
Ferr Barlow. tS4s Lincoln
Lillian Bush 4sfs bingham Dean m
kathleen Bills 81 Crurch Highland tAfA
KAthfyn Bur.et. 34ls WABASH.
Jerry Bori0. 1857 Dragon
Hc,sn Csnneld f2&s Magnolia
Jean Cy'Ack. llsI7 Moran Ham'-snck.
Helen culver. 14t2O Lyndan u~irst.
Luru. ChmieleWski. s0e2 Coolidge Center
lRG,y cobb 1874 Lycs"s
lIuHs Csrio'r 32oF south Bea'tioe
Mars Ceccafe. se7 Ssl'h Gresfrtaf
s1he Chaplain 1884 West AUGUSTA oou.e-
pvang.lne n1nneny eI3g cIs-fs
Rosemary Dccs. 1926 Gle-V'0c
Gertrude peisinEer li056 Farno.'
Harel pant 43q Temple
Eveiyne Dy,u 1925 MARI
Ruby Enoch 1895 Kloournt
Mary Ebere i72 Easi Camoaurns fefn'
IGssn4olyn FranKhar 1885 Ra.smoat
Barbara Grm,h.. s3s Lincoln Lincoln
Rsrnics Goupn as wes, Grand boulevard
Jenny Helfrich fsts canton.
Anna Hornyak 1896 PAINS
Helen Joye 3sss LAhrltge
iMarioris Jonescus l0li0 Tractor Dear
wnifrea Krav,1 23o27 E,mrs Redfort
Ida Kraase 1855 Helen
MARY Kol, 32i4 lockwood
Matilda Kramer 1921 Syracuse
Patricia Luhis 1912 S'ansbury
lLoyola Lance SlJo Seneca
IHarr.e 81 MacKay. 1870 Nsplertrf
Ethel Mcdaniel 12uUn Cheyenne
Maurine McChcc. SO East Meyers Haze
Gertrude Noonen. 264 Roye Birmingham.
Iiune NarcinaN 3OO6 Anderdon.
Rose Matry. 2e3t NJ Elliott
Joan Novcily 3s3s junction
Sophia Naslttka se42 Hedge
IAlet'a Partridge 1888 Northampton.
Lenora PouEe' 252f PenusN wanna
iMarearef Preston 1888 West AleNanfrne
VIVIAN Pote SIS Rosewood Ferndale.
Margaret Preur 37s7 We''N'od.
/ Rose Pugliese l2e09 Toronto.
Marjorie Prestlnl Set Afet
dorothy Remington ainJ sp0hanf
IFsteUe Ruczvuskf 1859 Mpenar'
Eleanor Ritter 1872 Fianders
LYDIA Ruyle 1872 Nerr'k
iiora SchweityeT 5ii Copin
tOpaI sch-eiref. 1927 ksresha T"p
Helen SchoettIe tlJ45 Chelsea
ICatherine snyder 1882 Wanda
Dorothy sslamonel tso5 Van pyk''
Helen stafford 2713 National
lCassie stone 5lfl Lincoln
rene schenburn. 207as Williams Var
| Dyke
Pauline Schulz ls453 Alcoy
virginia SpieWak $50 puroy.
Hazel Thomson $3.50 lHardingt
IneH Werner 50f6 Bewlck, rI
celeste Viou 1tl2s Tac1uis III
Ella Valck 1857 Sixteenth
Lillian Vunius, 1880 sunset
\ Girls were horn t0,
Juanita Appleton 1853 Eimhurst
! Dorothy ARIA 1858 stout Crosse Ie.
Mary Bella 3T0f Enery
/ Doris Barkai 3if7 Tmfd
Z Helen Burrows. sii South LeioOld.
/ Dorothy Blake 1922 Scotten
Theresa Christensen $3.50 BceehWood
Tina Collins 7q2 Benitesu
Ruth Cloutier i20fO Ashufv PARK
Naoue Cohen 81 Mat1 WanacchurE Ont
\ Canads r.N
I Dor, castle 1887 steel
Loretta Donshoo. 1905 Manor.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
BOYS. lie Wears Old
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Wilam Freedman % stella Sonel -
Eouc,' y LGna4uist = Dorothy Johnson
1b
Robert HggQard 90 Noyra Wedge 10.
Robert kaurln ~ Dorotr' n,s ~
Joseph Csr. b. trma Waoset j.
Arthur Haroyniec % Jennie sHearz -
George y Luudos ~ Nav CLANCY ~
carl IJsrRski p Dorothy hef7a -
Kenneth Norherr 26 Marian 2 BH'7 p
fames T. Bro~nies, 20. Natsaret 3
Hopkins =
O''o 9. Swar. 20 Etnc- : Horie p
water 81
Georse chouinafd %. @rsar'' co''om
\ *, p
Narerce t1fr 81 Sophie hraitvsS Is
Rubeu sheufet- -l NreIra Ma
Brewer y
rrars pace a. Louise Ms~ -
PRANK Gars.ns 20 Dor f lh0s.n 40
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
South Africa Wars on Axis

CAPETOWN South Africa.
Jan y 1UPl The House OF Rep
reSentatlvcs approved a govern
ment declaration Of war against
Japan, Finland. RumanIa, Hun
gary and Bulgaria by a vote Of 81
10 80 despite strong nationalist
opposition FIRST the House re-
iected a nationalist motion for So
ceSsion from the British Empire.
The vote on this was % 10 IS
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

John NJ BiEgins 81 Lela Blankcnbekcr 4,
Daniel Campbell. IS. Catherine Mac.
DougsU g-
wvne6sn Ca-ter 2s Doro,hv Nack
MeSaush'ur -
T,aarh B.f.~ "a. lorraine ~ rfa.t 40
reorcs iarr, IN Iess.e Przystnn 10
Rober, Grarra az D1r1fhv sheridan. 2O
Douglas Miller > iva Mile 2-
Gust d. g.ralsk 2u g,nevtevs Nsfev.
sp %
Frank 4 Nautk o. ChrIg,Ire Frorrnau
ID
PuFtar Rartmansk. q. Wanda Sr,ie.
unsK p
r R.be-f Lee Cook n. Madeline 4 schmidt
n
Terffrrer lEeskp 1Ot Mary Hart y
Peter ! schs,fcr ~ Nar Lower Il
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
Situations Wanted-Femaie

Al BUNDLE washing excellent shirt I'm
lshlng, curtains, delivery, references.
Temple l-0s32.
EXPERIENCED laundress coIored days.
week house cleaning good worker
Temple l-10ls
EXPERIENCED colored lsu1tress good
SHIFT ironer wishes cays WORK Temple
EXPERIENCED coiore4 typlst general of-
flee viii expect other wQrk. Tempe
EXPERIENCED co,ofed gIr. WISHES steady
days weeks part time Para 2o2s
EXPERIENCED girl wishes days excellent
laundrcss 1880 and carfare Townsend
s3als
GOOD ambitious worker. white woman
wants days 50. oartarc Ftzrgy s46e
HOrsEWORK white woman preferred.
elderly person. references ADDRESS Box
3 65s5 Times
nursing invalid chlds care
home nights Acaress Boa B-b76s. De-
troit Times
RELIABLE colored woman wishes days
work. cleaning or washing FiNroy 02st
COIORED eirl good laundress shirt fin
isher, general cleaning references. Town
send 6-2lS5.
COLOREn eirl. plain cooking DAYS,
small family reference. Temple 1885
COLORED woman wishes DAYS part tim,
work laundry cleaning Eimhurst 6io2-J
COLORFD sirl wishes days week work
home nights cariare Townsend s-76eo
COLOREp gir wants week work NJ
cookins home nirnfs Fit7roS 1929
COLORED wants DAYS or week WORK.
Townsend S-4t2i
.COLORED rirl days weeks home nights
caring Tor child Townsend 7-S3f5
.COLOREp girl wants day work gooc
laundress Tyler 5-t1t7
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
Obituaries
FuneraI. Services Monday
for Real Estate Man

Funeral services for Christ r.
Kaiser. well-known real estate
man of East Detroit and president
of the Kaiser Fuel and Supply
Company. will be held al 1:3O
p m Monday at the Clyne Funeral
Home. East Detroit, with burial in
the Forest Lawn Cemetery
Kaiser. who was Is, died sud
denly at his home at 2260i
Virginia avenue, East Detroit. He
was the largest single owner OF
real estate in southern Macomh
County and founded the company
bearing his name He was mem
her of the KiwanlS Club and the
East Detroit Chamber OF Com
mcrCe
Surviving are five children. Mrs.
Louis Gerlach and Leonard, julius
Otto and Carl Kaiser.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
Last Rites Being Set
For Veteran Printer

Funeral arrangements are being
made today FOR Walter II De
LiSlc, 73-ycar-old Detroit News
printer who dropped dead i'm the
lobby Of the Federal Building
Mr DeLiSlc, who lived at the
Wolverine Hotel had been cm-
ploycd az the News for tho last
i3 years At the timc Of his death
he was assistant foreman Of the
composing room He has been A
member of tho Typographical
Union since 1891 Born IN Am
hcr>tbcrg. @ ne had never mar
rled and Is survived by brother
Frcd y Of CINCINNATI. O
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
Lost and Found

COlS PURSE. containing diamond r0s
J. s. % Attractive reward. fvl"ph1rs
.Niusveof 300.
FOX TERRIER wsIr vhfs Blown face
re.rhborhood Knydsl-Gratl,f Reward
.Olve 35Sg
LOST Round rhinestone brooch down.
town; keepsake. reward. Tr-i'S 2-5b.l
ARROWs-(TVo). vicinity Fores,
Avenue kindly return. Reward. Tele-
phone Para s0f6.
WHITE. tar elg ore ear hsrgs coVn. Re
ward Telephone Hosarth 6isf
WIRE HAIRED TERRIER o.c blind
vicinity Boston baulev ard Fourteenth
Reward Townsend s3sJf
WRIST ITCH smau gold tafaye''e-
East r.:t boulevard woodward. Put
nan. I-sa.4 Ftzrns 1885,
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
Buy \ Bomber
Sewicki Dies in Chair

CHICAGO. Jan. Il up
Bernard J. tknifey) Sawlckl. l9
who once Dragged Of numbering
four mon in four days went 10 ms
death IN the electric char today
with the hope that other tougf
guys would learn about religion
and the statement that "crlme
don + paV
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
FLANDERS. 1851
Children to Board
Business Places for Rent

MOTHFRLY care for children. near schoc
churches. Lincoln 2-llii, Ciawson, Mic
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
SELECT 100 WOMEN

"If you re starting a service
Of this kind, first select 100
women who'Ne had hard work
ing experience of varied kinds.
Select women who are used TO
working a lang day. who have
met life and know something
of its problems and certainly
women whose ideas are still pill
able.
Put them through a training
school for officers. BE most
severe. even " YOU have To
eliminate nine-tenths of the
class. Then. take another group
of 100 and let the successful
candidates from the first group
train them, DO the same thing
with n third group.
III YOU have n definite plan
OF organization and select the
first group OF administrative Of
ficers and personnel with care,
then you are on the right road.
NOT TREATED AS PETS
Furthermore, II Is most es-
sential that women understand
that they are not Ia be treated
as pets. In othe WAAF, any
woman recruit is merely an
other pair of hands"
Oddly enough. the WAAF anC
the Raj have discovered that tn,
best WAAF candidates for tech
niCal jobs arc women without
scrap of training along mechanica
lines.
Such women have nothing Z,
unlearn. II they take TO the train
ING at all. they take to 1t as
duck takes 10 water
The living proof is that thou
sands Of WAAFS have now re
placed Raj men IN technica
posts, and many more are wanted
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
Situations Wanted-Maie

BRICkLAYING cement plsstering. cxten-
sive experience workmanship guaran.
teed reasonable prices Temple 2-63e0
CHAUFFEUR. truck driver, porter house
man Ambitious young colQret eX-
perienced. references Tyler 6-6l46
EXPERIENCED man wishes mcchanica
position excellent worker. dependable
references. Atlantic 5flo
GARAGE porter. tirc changer lubricator
car washer experienced references
Trinity 2-64s4
MAT appearing colored man wishes iaun
drl ar porter work. or car waShing
Trinity l-s4gf
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
Income Tax Service
Bus Transportation

ABRAM for accurate economical service
Avoid The rush. File now. 1920 Macl
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
Roosevelt Gives
Postwar Pledge
To Archbishop

= Archbishop Edward Mooney OF
the Detroit Roman Catholic arch.
diocese, today received from Presi.
.sdent Roosevelt a pledge that a vic.
torious America would seek q
postwar international establish
ment in which the spirit of Christ
shall rule the hearts Of men ano
: Of nations
The Presidents message came
in answer 10 the pledge OF support
Of the Catholic bishops of tho
United States and was addressed
10 Archbishop Mooney in his ca
pacity OF chairman of the board
OF the National Catholic Welfare
Conference.
GIVES Me COURAGE
The letter, made public today
10y the conference. stated:
The letter which you for
warded 10 me under the date OF
December %, as chairman Of
'he administrative board, Ma
tional Catholic Welfare Confer
ence, and In the name OF the
bishops of the United States,
gives me strength and courage
because II il witness to that
national unity so necessary In
our all-Out effort TO win the war.
please convey To all your
brethren In the episcopate an
assurance of my heartfelt APP
probation Of the pledge Of
whole-hearted- cooperation in
the difficult days that lie ahead
SHALL WIN THE WAR
lin those DAYS we shall be
glad 10 remember your patriotic
action in placing your institu-
tiOns and their con>ecrated per
sonncl at the disposal OF the
government.
I'VE shall win this war and.
In victory. We shall seek not
vengeance hut the establishment
~ an international order I'm
which the spirit Of Christ shall
rule the hearts OF men and of
nations"
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

"Have n definite plan Of or
ganization," she further admon-
iShcS 'Tf the first administra-
tive officers and personnel are
properly chosen. grounded and
trained. then the organization
can subsequently, he expanded
at almost any given rate"
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
The Rev. Caron

Solemn Funerd Mass
al 10 a. m. Monday
a solemn funeral mass for tho
Rev Thomas C. Caron, C., S,S.R.
assistant pastor OF Holy Redeemer
Catholic Church for p Of his o.
years. viii be sung ~ 10 a m
Monday at Holy Redeemer, f72l
Junction avenue.
The Very Rev Thomas Palmer
superior Of the s. Louis provence
Of the Rcdemp,orlSt Fathers vii
sing the mass Burial VIII be IN
the Holy Cross Cemetery
There are no immediate sur.
VlNurS
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
Trade Schools-Mate

LEARN MODERN RARBERING Phone,
write for particulars. GoleI Barber 5JS
Mict KAN 9
LEARN WELDING Michigan TRADE
school a7b1 ~ladwsra
LEARN Modern Rsroerins DAYS NJ ewes.
Detroit Barpsr College 1lf p Jere'son
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
Percy |. Prind|e
BuriaI Rites tomorrow
Tor LifeIonq Resident

Perry L Prindlc. who al tho
age of 6S died a. his home 1475i
Woodmont avenue, Will be buried
IN Bell Branch Cemetery tomor-
row afternoon. Services viii be
held az the Ross b NorthroT
Funeral Home al 2.30 p. m
Mr.. Prindle was born on Beech
road and lived here all his life
At one time he tended the toll
gates on Grand River avenue
when it was a plank road from
Southfcld road 10 Now Later
for IS years ne was an adVertlS-
lng collector for the Detroit Free
t-TCSS.
Surviving is his wife Charlotte
and eight children
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
Housekeeping Rooms

COLoRED--Frederick. $50 sleeping room
steam heat. nice and clean; reasonable.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

WANT AD RATES
DETROIT TIMES
Daily and Sunday
\ Rate porNWord Per Ooy
Transient
CASH CHARGE
1 time ........!...... &c 7e
3to consecutive times abze 80
or more consecutive
times .... s-..t-. $e trfc
minimum Il woTds)
EXCEPTIONS
To Ren, - Rooms Housekeeping
Rooms. Board and Room Children "a
Board Home for Aged. Invalid,
'''1''''' CASH CHARGE
] time .. -...,. Sc b'xe
sto 6 consecutive times sl1o Ao
or more consecutive
times ...s''s's.s o' S'5e
Advertisements accepted az any OF
hundreds Of convenient neignoorhood
Want "a stations or a. the Times
Main office. Times Square. - low
economy cash rates Or YOU may
telephone your al 20 CHerry $500
and have u charged.
tMintmum II wordD
Ads ordered ~ telephone and &C.
ceptef from persons listed m the
telephone book or city directory on
memorandum charge only. IN return
for this courtesy the advertiser is
expected TO remit promptly.
n box number - desired. estimate
five words additional
The Times reserves the r'ght 70
classify ads unoer Appropriate lead
iuss
An claims for adjustments and re-
funds must be made wlthln ~ days
after expiration ot al.
Errors should be reported immedi-
ately.' The Times assumes no respon-
siDlHy for errors after the first
insertion.
T. insure publication IN the Sunday
paper. copy must be ln the Times
office ~ II 80 a. m saturday To
insure Insertion IN every edition az
the weekday paper. copy must De m
the Times office b. =. N. toe day
before publication.
WHEN CANCFLING Advertisements
advertisers must secure KILL
NUMBER from the telephone clerk.
Without this number, satisfactory ad-
1ustment cannot be made IN case Of
error. We DO not guarantee 20 discon-
tinue an order unless cancellation IL
received in the office before 6 .. N the
day preceding the next insertion II 80
a. m. Saturday for sunday editions.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
Employment Agencies
Help Wonted-instruction
Female Help Wanted

GIRL Nea'. general. stay nights. small
fam.i references SO. University i-03o7.
HOrSEWCRk experienced white gtri for
general stay nights no Laundry. Sl0-$l2
HnRarrh s1bt.
II YOU ike 20 DRAW. SKETCH or PAINT
see TALENT TEST al Ia Instruction
column
WAITRESS Tav OF night start SIS per
week Must have good record Married
preferred 1908 West MCNichols
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

.COLORED--Neatiy furnished room. good
transportation, single gentleman reason
able Townsend s-7s47
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
DEATHS

Buy a Bomber
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
In Merorian1

~ LOVING MFMORN % CeC5 strand
Who passed away three years Ak. Jaiu.
Inc. oaufhtef BETTY. sls'er GLADYS MASK.
Ard fatner Inhr
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

Senator Bone Urges
Tax 70 Ber II

WASHINGTON. Jan i CINSl
Senator Homer Bone lDl O
Washington demanded In the Sen
atc the imposition OF taxes "tha'
VIII prevent any one from enrich
ing himself while the boys arr
fighting
we will debase the memory
~ every man who dies I'm this
war II We allow any man 10
make profit out OF H." Bone
said
when the government takes
YOUR hoy and my boy. II takes
him 100 per cent. hut we deal
differently with business profits.
don't think an excess profits
tax Of 60 or 70 per cent Is any
thing 10 give III Wild enthusiasm,
we owe IL 10 these boys TO
see that no one NJ home en-
riches himself out OF q eir
sacrifice"
buy Bomber
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

COLORED ~ ROB Hague. nicely furnished
room. reasonable Excellent transporta-
fion Trinity .g43O
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17


ADA, LORp (Astro'osist CONCISE tfle-
pra'ed, tGNla'saa 81, '7'i
N''i. MaH
AMAZING l.. Ns'r'.n .ni'5i Nb'H
No1 te heat4 e.,r -,--.,.. ver
y"5r i'..e '' ''''''' N''
mont '-ff'4 oo
s''-,.sr' n iverreis.{irsod F,Ar) zap.
No. nt,c,,yts a 6o N6rthlawn 722a
,.Ap0,fo,.EP.-8 wears experience.
~ - tJ,t -, | ~ p..srt.-r,.
5.,, - ,,,''.'. A..
....,',,,,,,,,s,v pttorpu. c,pTrp- cgr.
- -, w reasoosbIe i4-
s'lld,,'n "1f..e.-,r-
i''',-I ,,-.. w.,
ASI EoLo,IsI i9rs 1attd
h..n' '' "''''
N'""'''a'
AT BILL CRAPS GRILL. 49, '."fr ~
Estelie LNnche'"N' ''''''N'' - ''''- 80
'i''"h''8i''
ATTENTION fNn"f bg,a
n'.',H
'i II' ''''
BANlSH SLDGGISH Al
rs. Crysta Jeu vegetable Geiarns won't
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

ASHLAND sts Jefersont 49, Cozy- private
entrance. steam gentleman. $3.50. anr-
fat fENL
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

MUST SHOW PROOF or CITI.
ZENSHIP APPLY 25l2 EAST
GRAND BLVD. AT ST. AUBIN
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
Furnished Rooms for Rent

ASHLAND. Eis ,Jeeerson t-Cozv- private
entraarr, steam gentleman. $3.50. Hur-
'fat fs0Z
BOSTON 30 LFNARD last. Loye,1
ifn' "H beds. stal, 100 saoweri
also single
DELAWARE 1902 Large front, twin
reds, eentemen. private home. Madison
ELM 1884 - warm room nome priv.
eeses, innerspr-s mattress Tsmpls
, $3.50
FlELb. tGi Front r1.u,, good transporta-
ton Plaza slfs
|GIFsE 1851 Nr7r Van Dyke. conf1rtanls
warm room private nome. Twlnhrook
/ ! -as1s
GRAND RIVER re.rar tsrn room. en-.
f.otff couple rs. er 1904.
GRAND River Re1fnri tvri larrs
+ double; t"la beds. large a5se. Redford
JOHN R $3.50 S.1gle s.rsrIug. clear
qnIe,z c"nF'n'en, rev tarnit1re. adlrs
only. Temple i-asAo
/ LtTTLEFlELD l2659 Nlst oe seer 20
! be- appreciated. taIesrnan nr offIce gentle.
man preferred H-earth a712
/ lLITrLEFIELD 1914 Large warm room.
schaeier- Grand RIVER !, gcauemen.
Vermont 1915
PERRY 1908 tTrunhulI- Warm rS.an
private home gentlemen preferred: excel
lent tFansp1rtaucn
ROCHELLE. 1875 oGratot ChaIuersJ =
I Peasant room. steam heat. gentlemen.
Arlington 7e57.
WEITzEL COURT 3s4T near rackard-
Comfortable room s.eam heat, s. 90.
Plaza 5g7s
4 WISCONSIN. ilS46 Grand RIver,-Pr'.
\ Ea'e home; attractive warm room con-
\ Meeting bath gentleman.
COLORED Furnished room FOR coupls3
excellent transport alton, reasonable 644f
I Van Court
I |COLORED Neatly furnished room. newly
/ decorated near carline, reasonable,
children welcome Tyler 5-o2s5
COLORED-Large warm front. beautiful
home excellent transportation. Towns
end s-si69
lCoLoRED King front reflned lady or
eentleman' good transportation. Trinity
2-2720
ICOLORED sos EnRlewood; comfortabi.
room. working couple, single gentleman.
Townsend 5-s37i.
jCOLORED -- ROB Hague. nicely furnished
I room reasonable Excellent transports-
ton Trinity 1890,
y COLORED--Neatly furnished room. good
4 transportation, single gentleman: reason
able Townsend s-7647.
ICOLORED - Cardoni: comfortable room
/ settled couple. woman, nice home. Town
send 7-l02o
ICOLORED-Mi Milwaukee, East. Il4s sleep
] ing room: also Groom kitchenette, steam
heat
ICOLORED-Fr Frederick $50: sleeping room; !;
steam heat. nice and clean reasonable.
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-Buy n BOmbeT-
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Houses for Sale
(East OF Wooduard)

BEAtTlFt Z s.room brick. 500 down.
Teisyr' 1880 tOufer Drive MrSichos
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buy a Bomber
MARRIAGE LICENSES

M = s0el si1cktln
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IMPERIAL HOTEL PefeIhorA ~ Wood
ward bath shower weekly rates, 81
daily.
STRAND HOTEI-st gr single S6donhls /:
etnGent sery - sio'er mr.. bftfQiter Ho' /.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
BRED, SHOWED DOGS

Hey main peacc-time, occupations
were two She bred and showed
Dandic Dinmont dogs, and owned
Bell Mead the largest and most
famous kennels in the country.
She was also an cminently eff
cicnt business woman as a housing
estate manager.
As early as 1885. fearing tho
trend OF political events on the
continent She interested herself
IN the formation of a Woman S
war Emergency Service. ON July
J, 1889, almost two months before
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
By INEZ ROBB
Ior1 New, ser'Ic. Sta" Correspondent,

LONDON Ian II Don't began given the rani
provISc dong OF commandant and
the best advice that Air-Com charge OF the WAAF
TcfuSis Forbes friendly pleasant
the Womcn Auxiliary AR with OF the formidable mill
along had half expected
planning comparable dreaded She told
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Special Notices

WANTED 10 rent automobile few hours
each week Write BOX A-si0, Detroit
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Male and Female Help Wanted

r. YOC have hours daily n spare an
want so week extra. Box 606l. De'ro
Times
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Bibles and Gospel Tracts

FOR DARK DAYS, READ THE BIBLE
Taachers Bibles flexible overlapping
covers. 81 25 upper Bibles 81 - up. ManN
Others, pic up Service Testamen's Phon,
order pay when received. stahord. l1''
CopIin, IL 1892
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
Britan's Women al War
A\dViSeS Americans
On Defense niiS Here

rrS is ho sixth in series by Inoz Robh revealing
BranS experience how help the
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Male Help Wanted


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Beauty Culture Schools

GIRLS Free Beauty Cul'ure Training
HYGIENIC SCHOOL $40 Twelfth Madi-
son SUBS