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Evening star., 1943-03-07
Kenneth Spencer in
Howard u. Series

Tne tnlrQ recital In the HOWARD
University concert series win b..
given by Kenneth Spencer. bass
baritone, on Tuesday evening In
Andrew Rankin Memorial Chapel.
Mr.. Spencer's rich voice early at-3
tracted attention in his native state
Of California. While q student in,
the Eastman School Of Music he
was soloist with the Rochester Civic
Orchestra and participated In oper-
etic productions and public concerts.
Since his graduation he has given
a successful recital In Town Hall and
made transcontinental tours Of the
United States and Canada.
The program win be as follows:
1T 1T I. Enoush,.. from ''xli'ah." Nsnde!esob9
Sa VIZ OEppi 5,,C------------1n0GS!
"Nansi. l.nsi o. caro- ss2ssi
"Promenade = mn,e,, vS.3rsiys
20 Wusst ich doch den WeG zuruck.
Der Junglins an der ouells" "----5l:nml
Der TAmbOur" 4W Wolf
II n The SILENCE q { Nisht' Hlehnaninsa
Death Of IN Old Seaman"
.,. when Think UPON tn. Sa:a'ss S.is:ns s sse:2
i Been 'Buked an. I Been seorned. JeS5
y Stood on de Ribber oh Jordan" Dur1et9l
"Gwine to Sing All the Way" 9<35x1
Evening star., 1943-03-07
The Sunday Concerts.


The National Gallery OF Art opens
on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
In addition to the masterpieces in
its permanent collection. 1t is now
showing a rare collection OF draw
ings by great French artists lent by
the Louvre. Three illustrated lee
lures on certain exhibits are given
by members Of the stan between the
opening hour and suppertime. supper
being served in the cafeteria. Visi-
tors may wander at will through
the halls and galleries. The con-
certs come at $3.50 o'clock and con-
itinue until the closing hour, which
is 10. Sundays have long been desie-
mated as feast days: but what a
rich repast is here provided-what
happy days for all!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Smith, Liprdn
Ask Suspension

Recorders Judge Skillman today
has under consideration a motion
10 set aside the two-to-five-year
sentences he imposed upon Sey-
mour Smith and William S. Lip
man. Chicago contractors, who
pleaded % ilty to conspiracy to
bride common council members.
Pointing out that their Chicago
Selective service board had ordered
Lipman 10 appear for induction
June 9 and Smith June II, at
torney George A. Kelly asked that
the sentences be set aside for the
duration. A hearing before Judge
Sklllman has been set for June I.
Kelly also noted that both had
pleaded guilty 20 months ago and
that Or. Lyle c. Ling, S. Brooks
Barron and the Huron Portland
Cement Co were recently acquitted
Of conspiracy charges in the same
Herman Gardens housing case.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
His Proof of SObriety
Sends Driver To Jail

If Clarence F. Smith, Al. Of 42i3
Dix, hadn't been so overdemonstra-
tive in trying 10 prove he wasn't
drunk it might have been harder
TO prove that he was.
He insisted on giving us
every possible demonstration
that he WAS sober when he WAS
arrested for drunken driving"
1t. William Woodwork of The
Mcclellan station told Traffic
Judge George T. Murphy.
"He walked the chalk line, and
wObbled considerably"
Then, according TO Woodwork,
Smith said:
Look al me stand on one leg"
Smith lifted one leg from the
floor and fell flat on his face,
Woodwork testified.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
GaSFraudS
PenaIiZe
) Drivers

Three estfef-tt-ts- tttrr, uSerii their
gas ration coupons illegally were
pcnalized today by the OPA.
Because ne made two trips 10
a race track at Hot Springs. Ark.
Ernest Mott, Gratiot Township.
suffered loss Of his c book until
Sept. -.
Arthur J. RenIHSki s423 Her
man Gardens Mall had his A book
revoked until July p. and his c
until Aug because he made I'M
essential out-of-town trips with
out authorization.
Woodrow W. Lazette. Monroe
allcgedly obtained tires Illegally
and used c coupons belonging 10
another motorlst. His a book
was revoked 10 its expiration date
Hearings were conducted before
OPA Commissioner Dennis r.
DunIavy. Three others are sched-
Tiled today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
City Jobs LOST,
War Jobs Denied

Detroit has been laying off city
employees and yet refusing TO rel
lease them for war jobs. Mayoi
Jeffries said he discovered today.
The original complaint, he said
came from Fred Mcnamara. 4
senior construction inspector Wild
was laid off two weeks age bel
cause Of the newly-adopted six-daJ
week. Mcnamara complained Id
lost a Job with the WPB beeaust
of the city's refusal TO give him 4
release as required by the Wal
Manpower Commission. m
Mayor Jeffries summoned DOM
aid j. Sublette, secretary of thu
civil service commission, to hi
office and ordered that this policy
be discontinued.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Police Foil
Burglary.
3 Seized

Police from the Conner station
early today captured three men.
TWO IN 9eEas station and the other
IN talSrn They were charged
with breaking and entering.
Two scout cars and a cruiser
answered a tip at 2.3S a. m. that
two men were in a gas station at
1920 Gratlot. The patrolmen
surrounded the station and those
in the rear greeted Harold
Hanckey, 20, Of 215l Holcomb, a
Packard worker. as he walked
from the back door
In the building. hiding under a
ralncoat, they found irwin Sulli-
van >. Of sos Buffalo Court. a
fun blooded Indian. who said he
was released from Milan federal
prison only two weeks ago.
At 3.57 a. m. two scout cars.
acting on another tip. went 10 a
tavern at 11l22 Hayes. Inside,
crouched in a telephone booth.
they found Joseph Pucinski. 26,
no address, whom they arrested.
Or. DANIEL SNYDER, o. o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
PROMOTIONS TEMPORARY
S5 MADE SERGEANT

Al the pro- ctionS are for A six
month trial ! cd, with conhrma-
tlan- Il ihe=esf4fii= tffat time II
they have satisfactorily performed
their duties. 4
II is further provided that p
Of The Sergeants are temporary
appointments pending outcome OF
the litigation over custer Of .
who were tried and acquitted IN
tho graft trials.
While assignment or Inspector
Boyle was not announced. there
are two vacancies for inspectors.
Inspector posts 10 be filled in
Clude one at Petoskey Station. 10
replace Inspector Herbert Nc
CaSkey who is retiring June 8, and
one AT the Bethune Station, where
Inspector Perry Myers has been
acting as both Inspector of the
station and Inspector OF the
mounted division.
Capt. Walter T Liddy, head OF
the operators bureau. will bo
automatically appointed Inspector
July / in accordance with a city
budget provision.
1t. Arthur MierOw. in charge oi
eity-1afi deraIt- VIII be pro-
NOTED 10 A CaptainCy. as of july
/, under the same provision.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Baby's Nurse Sends
telegram; DeadIine
Awaited by Family

Refusing 70 label the case a
kidnapping until a thorough invest
igation IS made, policewomen to-
ciav-v-crc- searching for Mrs. 7ttirr
White. about a. nurSemaid,
who disappeared from the home
Of Mr and Mrs. Souklas Jeyahi-
rian 2726 Chene. with the Jeya-
hirians' ll-month-old grandson
Paul.
When the grandparents returned
home from work last night they
found a telegram which read
Sorry, won't be able to take
care of Paul due TO my sisters
death.
"My friend will take care Of
him until my return. And III
see YOU tomorrow night or the
next morning. She has your
address. She has everything she
needs"
The boys mother, Alice, 70,
lives at $3.50 F. Lafayette
father Paul, %. is a solder sta
toned at Fort Houston. Tex
Mrs. White was hired a week
ago when she appeared AZ the
JevahlrianS in response 20 their
newspaper ad.
Mrs White is about ; feet
incheSS tall. weighs l35 pounds
has rcd hennaed hair and a light
complexion. The boy weighs be-
tween - and 30 pounds. rs 3 feet
tall. has blonde hair and blue eyes
and was clad in White romperS
trimmed with blue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
7 Charles E. Wilson's
To Attend Meetinq

There will be two widely
known Charles Z. Wilson's at the
June II noon meeting of the Eco
nomic Club in the Book Cadillac.
The speaker will be Charles T..
Wilson, vice chairman of the WPB
and FORMER president of General
Electric Corp, and the chairman
will be Charles f. Wilson, presi-
dent Of General Motors Corp. The
speaker will discuss Our Job-Its
Progress and Future Demands"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
VeterdnsRebukd
.Signers Of Plea
To Save Stephan

Or Henry Hit Crane pastor
the Central Methodist Church, an
66 others who signed an appea
to President Roosevelt aSkin
communication Of the death sentency
for Max Stephan, convicted O
treason, were sharply rebuked I'd
day by veterans organizations.
THE American Legion N not
in sympathy with any appeal of
that nature" said Lyle Alex
ander, adjutant Of the depart
ment Of Michigan, American|
Legion.
THE Veterans OF Foreign|
Wars are definitely opposed to|
any Communication Of sentenced
declared II. G. Van Wormer,
commander Of the Wayne Codnty|
Council. VIEW.
Or. Sidney D. Eva, superin|
tendent Of the Detroit Methodist
diocese, issued a statement declar|
ing that Dr. Crane was speakinI
solely for himself and not for thu
church
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Insurance Rates Cut
On Atlantic Shipping

LONDON. June 4 CUP)-Lloyd' 5
underwriters. taking cognlzance
Of the downward trend IN ship
sinkings in the North Atlantic, an
nounced today that the shipping
insurance rate between the United
Kingdom and L. 6. ports north Of
Cape HatteraS would he reduced
from 10 70 III per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Appraisal Expected
Of Ford Fortune

An appraisal Of the never previ-
ously determined value of the Ford
Motor Co. - that will equire
months and even years-was fore
cast today following the filing of
the Edsel Ford will.
Ford left the bulk Of his esti-
mated S200.000,000 estate or al Il
per cent of nonvoting stock in the
company 10 the Ford Foundation.
DETERMINE STOCK VALUE
Before the estate can finally be
settled. attorneys say it will be
necessary to establish accurately
the market value of Ford shares.
EdselS bequeSt is believed 20
have laid the pattern for eventual
disposal of the fortune of his
father, Henry Ford.
But by turning company stock
over 10 the foundation, a nonprofit
corporation organized 10 finance
scientific. educational and char
liable projects. control of the COM
pany will remain intact
Otherwise. IL was said. sale of
company stock might be forced by
the payment Of huge income taxes.
1t Is believed the elder Ford S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Macomb Lawyer in Navy

MT. CLEMENS. June MIA
colin F.. Tromhley, 33. attorney
and former Macomb County cir
cut court commissioner today was
sworn IN aS A lieutenant q. e. in
the naval air combat intelligence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Poles Kill 40 of Gestapo

LONDON, June a CUP) - Thu
British radio today said Polish
patriots had killed 40 GeStapd
agents in the Lublin area and II
in the Kielce district in April.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Grave Of Postmaster
In 1889 Marked Now

granite scroll in memory of
the Rev Richard Pollard. post
of Detroit in 1889. has
been erected in st. John 5 church
ward in Sandwich Ont
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
NEW TRIAL PLEA FILED

CINCINNATI, June 4 (UP)-|
Max Stephan, Detroit restauraI
teur convicted Of treason in aiding
an escaped Nazi f1ier and unde}
sentence 10 be hanged. filed a sec|
ond request today in the sixth
~. s. Circuit Court of Appeals fol
Ia new trial denied by the u. s.
LDistrlct Court al Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Photo by International News Photos
FF1CERS THREATEN

Guilty" said Judge Murphy.
Fifteen days in the House OF
Correction"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
IS Policemen
Get Promotions;
Boyle Inspector

Promotion Of = policemen was
announced today by Commissioner
WltherSpoon. Highest promotion
was that of 1t. Cornelius +. Boyle
Of the traffic division to inspector
Others are.
From sergeant 10 lieutenant:
Louis l.. Berg, Leslie Caldwell,
Hawkin Hanson, Charles Dobson,
Harold Wlcdemann. George Pell,
Robert MacGregor, Joseph Weiner,
Andrew Kish, Justin Driscoll, Rob-
ert Hutton, Leonard McNally,
Claude Carpenter, Claire Race,
Ambrose O'Donnel. Ralph Boni-
field Alfred Decoksky and Peter
Soncrant.
35 MADE SERGEANT
From patrolman 10 sergeant,
uniformed division:
Robert Lothian, Eugene Reuter-,
Glen {. Chlttick, John W. Nichol-
son, James {. Berg, Paul Chovan,
Frederick Wright, Norman Van
Ripper, Carl II. Smith. Joseph b.
-Gurto, Harold Nickerson, CaSimir
ZalinSkl.
Carl RollySon, William T.. Icen-
hover. Bernard " Stone, John !
Organ, Frank i. Petersmark,
Oliver BereSford, Glen Peterson,
lothian f.. Tuttle. Frank NJ. eros
didier, John HofStetter. Frank r..
Wright, Peter WolSki, Clayton W.
NoWlln, Harry {. McAnimch. Tim
Meyers. Howard Brown, John B.
Hallam, Syver Gull. Russell O.
Mckee. John r. Griffin, Paul Mast
Charles J. Hit, Wayne FerneliuS
From patrolman TO detective
lanes -DuRleaEy- Robert NJ
Danforth, John r. Edwards, Ho-
bart {. Harris. James NJ. Taylor,
Amos J Seiferlein. Glenn a Nc
Queen. George r. Forsyth, Melvin
l.. Edwards. John J. Richard. Ar
den DcLuca. Oscar II. RiStad.
Ormond {. OldS. Robert V. Beh-
rend', Kenneth G Simmons, Fran
els J. Kelly, Bert l Dudley, Hor-
ace Craig. Albert Boglarsky
Thomas {. Golden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
Packard Drafts
Quick Shift From
Arms 10 Autos

Plans 10 demobilize the automo-
tive industry from war 10 peace
time production are being laid by
al least one company. it was re-
vealed today. That company is
Packard. -
George T. Christopher, president
of Packard. stated that the COM
pany's five-man postwar plan
ming committee had been working
In its spare time for seven months
to outline program which will
enable the plants 10 get back 10
automobile production quickly and
at the same time provide employ
ment in the transition period.
SHORTEN CONVERSION
'We want to shorten the in
terval between about war and
about peace production" said
Christopher "to provide the
quickest possible postwar pro-
duction.
Industry must plan its post
war production lines so IL will
he prepared 10 move quickly
into peaCetime manufacturing
when ID receives the green tight.
The government must provide
the necessary legal steps Ia de-
mobilize It's war production
functions as soon as peace
comes
Christopher disclosed that he
has been discussing the need for
legal procedures with government
representatives. II was agreed
that legislation by Congress may
be necessary 10 insure the rapid
demobilizatlon Of war plants, ma
chimes and war contracts.
NO ARMS LET Up
"Packard's postwar reconver-
sion planning has been going on
since October without interior
ing with war production" said
Christopher "Our committee
meets after hours and Saturday
afternoons. They have discoN-
cred two major problems con-
fronting future reconyersion.
"The first IL lack Of definite
legal provisions which will en-
able w. To reconvert. The plants
were laid out and highly-spe-
cialized equipment installed for
mass production OF Rolls-ROsce
aircraft engines and Packard
marine engines.
"Ohviously." he continued
"there will he plenty Of paper
work before We can start re-
arranging the plants and setting
ND the machinery needed for
motor car production. IT the
paper work II postponed until
after the war. employment will
be correspondingly delayed.
FEDERAL AID NEEDED
Therefore. government steps
90 provide this legal machinery
are needed now.
"The second ma or problem u
mapping postwar plant layouts
and installing the required pro-
duction equipment. This j.
tremendous job in itself be-
cause our plants were 80 com
pirtrfy- to- tip or war
production. However. We esti-
mate the Encouragement can
he rushed through In a. short
n time as N will he possible 10
get materials 10 produce auto
mobiles"
Christopher pointed out that
similar problems faced the com
panys $50 SubContraCtOrS Here
again. he said. government steps
70 provide the legal machinery Is
necessary.
Unless the postwar situation
IL faced squarely." Christopher
concluded. I'VE may find il a lot
harder and a lot longer 10 get
out Of war production than il
was To get into H."
nI HI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05
REDUCE TAX LEVY

EdSel FordS double-harreled ac-
ton reduces possible government
levles against his personal fortune
10 about Sl2,000,000 and enables
his widow and children TO share
with his mother and father control
OF the manufacturing firm valued
at S7lS,000,000 in December, 19it,
The Ford Foundation now uses
its funds TO help maintain Green
field Village. Ford's collection Of
Americana, the Edison Institute at
Dearborn, the Greenfield Village
schools and Henry Ford Hospital
here. Its assets last year were
listed at more than $4,000 0O0
against Indebtedness of less than
100000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05

wish that the publc-education
science and charity-ultlmately
reap virtually all of the profits Of
the multimillon dollar corporation
he founded in 1903 with a cash
investment Of only $4,000.
Edsel Ford divided his Az per-
centage of voting shares equally
among his widow. Eleanor Clay
Ford, and four children. oldest of
whom is Henry Ford II, IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05

Or. DANIEL SNYDER, D. o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-05

Plans to demobilize the automo-
tive industry from war 10 peace
time production are being laid by
al least one company. it was re-
vealed today. That company is
packard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-26
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

ONE nice room for three or four girls
fine transportation; white. Madison 30T2
C0LoRED-2 unfurnished rooms for ? nice
refined people IN Christian home; no chill
dren. privileges. TR. i-64ls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-26
LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE

ACRE 2-bedroom home water. gas, cleo
trio in Harper-15 Mile sec q good buy,
S2. 700 $500 down, S25 month. 2O9il
Harper TT. 2-se20.
AMIDST TALL OAKS cory i-room.
warmly insulated, blue rooted bungs-
low. city water IN kitchen, large
wooded lots Price only 81 100. 500 can
handle rest OF down payment financed.
GROSSMAN
Maln-office corner Van Born and Wayne
Roads Branch office 32023 Michigan Ave.
lust west of Eloise. Phone Wayne 900.
Open Sunday and weekly. $50 a. m.
10 100 y. m.
BEAUTIFULLY DECoRATED-Ready e
move in; $500 down. model cor Lara
yette and Rose. opposite Lincoln Park High
school. Atlantic sl44 or Cherry 100.
GROW your own. buy a little farm near
Royal Oak, " &C. $500, only $40 On
rromley. Ell. 1857. 200 n. Main, *. U
sOx275-Sewer, water, gas, walks, school,
S675; near i3-Mile and Woodward. Jud.
son Broadway Co.. RA. 300.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-26
BOARD AND ROOM
SHARE LIVING QUARTERS

WILLING 10 share home with responsible
couple, rent m return for wife's services
for caring for three small children while
mother works. Ninewood 2-s7l5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-26
LAND CONTRACTS

ALL land contracts, bought. mtgs. made.
McHush. 1910 Ford Bldg. Cadillac 034s.
sth Floor Lafayette BLDG. Cadillac $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-26
1855 E. 7-MILE ROAD

BETWEEN MORANG AND KELLY
OPEN > TO s p. M
4 400 home development, modern rooms
and bath immediate possession; sx45
monthly. very reasonable down payment.
St Jude's Parish See II today
h w OBENAUER CO.-PiNGREE 1900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-26
FARMS AND LANDS FOR SALE

FINEST i0-scre fruit farm in oceans
County: located on federal highway No
81 between Hart and Shelby. buildings ade.
quate and attractive, Handicapped com
piete equipment including tractor anc
sprsyer. All for $1,000. So $50 down. bal
snce semi-annual terms. Hanson Osborn
realtors. Hart. Michigan.
COLORED-Sl5O cash gives deed "a
sOxliS n. nesr i4-Mile and Gratiot
ave Write telephone number and time
AZ home Address Box 1857. Detroit
Times 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-26
CHILDREN TO BOARD

WILL BOARD baby or small child while
mother works. Tyler 5-is56.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-26
COLORED
HOUSES FOR SALE

A COTTAGE FOR TWO
with i6-n living room, nice dining room,
large kitchen and 2-car garage
FULL BASEMENT-OIL FURNACE
CRfGER--R o. 9559
1927 r.. 9-Mle Hazel Park
AFFORD S35 PER MONTH
AND $500 DOWN
4 rooms and bath about one year old nice
coy home on 40 n. LOT close te-Jehn r.
bus. HurrylN
CRIGER-R O. 1859
1927 T.. emile. Hazel Park.
ARCHDALE. ss20-Hslf block block south
Southheld: open daily, 10 Z: sunny
rooms. immaculate condition; natural
finish woodwork in living room and
dinette: modernistic windows In dinette
large fun tile bath and kitchen sink large
clothes closets: chimes, full painted base
ment good attic. combination storm sash
and screen. No FLA case.
ATKINSON, s55--e-room home. recondi.
toned move right IN 81 500 On, ball
ance $50 monthly. Cadillac 1923.
DACOsTA. ig5s4--income home not air
heat. rooms. winter coal In Groom
apt rent $40 per week OPA approved
81 200. $1,000 down. Redford 1857 ,pri-
vate owner. - TX
DEERfNG. 1850. near Plymouth road
> fo0msy near bur; 50 500. immediate
possession c.. il50.
MAPLERTDGE 1850 Really nice. q
year-old brick. 5 laree rooms natural
fireplace. TIE features full attic ana hase-
m-nt close "a schools add bus route
$500 cash.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-26
HOTELS
BARLUM HOTEL
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT

BEAVER 3s63-C Clean gentleman pre-
ferrcd Christian home. Good trans
portation. Tyler a-i0oa
COMFORT ABLE warm room gentleman
only home privileges good jransports-
ton olive 3tO9
HANCOCK WEST 1884 Comfortable
room iof one. Private home. Temple
1917
HELEN. 2Iq4 Pleasant warm front
room one gentleman near Boulevard
Vernon buses Fizfoy s042
HENDRICKS. $3.50 Three rooms with
privileges. Tor tour defense workers.
girls
MONTEREY 2{56. between Linwood and
la Salle-Two girls 20 share large room.
MONTE VISTA, 150ss Meyers FenkelD =
Lovely room, shower, gentlemen; TWIN
beds
ONE upstairs room j 0r 2 DAY workers.
1876 HsrNs Milc
ROOM IN private family Tyler 726os
WEEKLY rates So single ~ double.
Continental Hotel 100 sproat chrord
1393 between and
(coLoREn Nettly furnts room.
NSthuewer oHif c0ntenieni ttsusporia.
tNnH board optional, Tyler 5-05ii-
coLORED yNeaiN furnished room gentle
man DAY worker Oakland car. Trinity
2 562s
CoLORED sober settled gentleman.
nls' he Quiet ard clean. Trinity i-2oso
CoiOFEp Neatly furnished room for
rent, refined gentleman. Tyler i-bS'5'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-26
.UPHoLsTERING

FOR QUALITY Reupholstering. expert.
guaranteed work. call Berks, no. 20ee.
LET FAMOUS restyls and rebuild your
living room suite. Call TO. s-37oO.
REBUILD, restyle. recover-2-piece suite
reupholstered, S2e.50 Craft. TY. 1850
REsTYLING, REUPHoLsTERlNG, SH
MA. 1882 - AIRCRAFT TO. 1880
THE FINEST IN REuPHoLsTERING
We. 7-0010 1915 GRAND RIVER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-26
COLORED GIRLS
SITUATIONS wANrEp-rEMALE

BUNDLE washing experienced laundress
Ny home. Cash ana carry. TWinbrook
iv7TSa
CURTAINS Holiday special neatly done
Ny home, Plain. .65. Tyler 6-s332.
EXPERIENCED .colored woman wishes
days 80 carfare. laundry. cleaning
Tyler 7-37s2
COLORFD LADY VIshes dsy work clean.
iuE o. Laundry 50 DAY snd Csrfart.
Fitzroy $3.50
COLORED gifl das work s. 20 ana car
fare references MElfOse 1922
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-26
FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLD GOODS
FURNITURE CLEARANCE

Living room suites. all spring filled, must
be sold at once TO make room for Xmas
merchandise. over 100 different styles IN
stock, full spring construction. $40 up.
Dining room. dinette and bedroom furni-
ture included in this clearance. Trade in
old IIrnlIIIra