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CLEVELAND PARK.
3-bedroom Colonial home, sun deck; ex-
cellent location. RA. 1927. WI 5s67,
American University Park.
$3.50.
Lot 200 Feet Deep.
Bungalow. ) nice rooms, stairway to
spacious attic, fireplace new automatic
hot-vater heating plant, tiled bath, maids
room in basement 2-car garage. Call
realtors. Ma. 1900. EXCLUSIVE listing
S13, ,750.
Near 3sth and Veazey sts. NV: very
convenient ocation-Excellent semi de
tached brick, 8 rooms. 2 baths, gas fur
nSScs' nSc' o.ear built-in garage side yard
complete details, call Mr.. White evenings,
Warfield o1Sl).
Invest Bldg Realtor DI 5000
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NELSON j FOSTER, Secretary.
mh1 9. .dd,ds. exsu.
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4To and SO

FIRST TRUST MONEY
Let is combine your 1St and Ind trusts
into one loan for terms of years or monthly
payments. No charge for appraisals.
HOWENSTE1N REALTY CORP =,
1418 Fl ST. NV. DI. 1877.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

CASH FOR APARTMENTS.
We have cash buyers for modern apart
ment buildings, 90 units or over
BRADLEY. BEALL & HOWARD, INC,
Southern BLDG MA no11
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CHEVROLET 1941 special de luxe town
sedan. driven less than $4,000 miles; ex-
ceptional.y clean inside and out; has been
thoroughly checked in our shop and is
guaranteed; SS75; easy terms arranged.
BARRY-PATE. ADDISON.
1922 l4th St NV HO 1900
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MOVING, PACKING q STORAGE.

DOWNTOWN. Isth AND 6 SITS. NV
Refined gentleman. TO share -, oom tuEu.
apartment, private bath. RE 1854. E'es,
EX $500
Evening star., 1943-03-23
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

BELTsVTLLF, MD.-FURNISHED APART
ment kitchen, bedroom, private bath heat,
electricity incl; close to Govt. farms, S45
per mo. Cal Berwyn T69-W-2.
Evening star., 1943-03-23

DETACHED HOME-VERY LARGE LOT
Old Bladensburg I'd, and Blair I'd Six
very large rooms. open fireplace, modern
plumbing and heating. large porches lear
garase, large lot. This is practically a new
home. For inspection call MR.. BENNETT,
GE. 2cnS or DT .}:i46.
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WV 1oIh ahd = iol taa ~ toe- ~ =.
FORD 1871 Tudor; $3.50 cash. Adams,
at Republic 1900. Ext. 1911, or Alex
andria OS52 after 6 s4s
FORD 1e41 "6' de luxe Tudor coach;
2I,00o miles; good condition; private
owner (draftedl: 500 cash. Oh OeT1.
CONTINUED on Next PaeSJ
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APPROVED RENTS $4,000,

New, Detached, } Apts.; SlS.500
Economical Trust. Sl1 500. Ma. 05s5.
NEW DETACHED s-FAMILY APARTMENT
in desirable Sc; each unit consists of >
rooms, dnette, kitchen and bath; central
heating plant Low RENTALS, Annual
income approx $1,000 A GOOD BUY AT
S3i. 800, Nicely financed. Call Mr.. VOL
berg, IA. 1886, with
80. SHANNON g. LUCHS co,
1905 H st. NV National 2345.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY. PROPERTY
shows excellent returns Takoma Park,
near the college or sanitarium.
40S Greenwood ave- apis. and cot
tage: $4,000.
4n5 Flower ave.--S apis: $4,000
415 Greenwood ave- apis; 81 5000
1l2 Maple ave. apts.; $4,000.
ia Maple ave.-Sl 5000,
Ilb Maple ave.--f aptS.: $4,000
Statements on request. May be sold sep
arately, groups or as a whole. Exclusive
agent. MR.. STROUP. RA. 500.
T ST. NE, NEAR 2nd-GROUp OF 2
4-famlly flats, on high ground, attractive
IN design two units have " bedrooms each
the rest one. Excellent apartment for jan
itor, who handles ~ of the buildngs
Ask for Miss Shoemaker
, LOUIS P: SHOEMAKER
11l0 K ST NV 1166
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BARRY-PATE. ADDISON.

1910 IfIn el. NV. haams o9of -
CHEVROLET 1889 4-door sedan, black
Duco finish and upholstery very clean:
thoroughly reconditioned in our shop and
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

fWO YOUNG GOVT. EMPLOYED gentle
girls desire room and board in private
e p.n.
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SHORT-TERM RENTAL.
HOUSES UkFuRkISHED.

225 WEBSTER ST. N.W.-5 ROOMS, sTUC-
co bunealow h.-w.h.i nice condition. S55
mo.
Woodridse. 25o4 18th st g large
rooms, Nv h garage large lot. To be
papefed and painted Available April / ::
$50 mo. Call NO 1908 or inquire 1881
r ave. ne.
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e,a m hs.h kl, d.ggs.ts ,u,'l.,is,s..
larger 40. w. maximum r-Etar
500 NO roE fg2-R Star.
.NFURN. APT LIVING ROOM REDRM
Eitchfl La-n sld rlue'tf 4pIt s.
Capitol . ADJ Available 10Th. Couple
only See after 4 pm
VII EXCHANGr HEw I-BEDRM. APT.
an ST .arH- N0 30 MN CowntoTu CoEy.
f5r children ard pets lor ] or hed-r
sni fu DErlcE NA 1f2r. EAt. 635, or
FOX a1-D 5'>g
IxCELI ENT LIVING QUARTERS. FOR
sooeT elde lg pcrlo. or couple tewsE apl
WITH free aas. and rcc vuh small salary.
81 eSchange for uahl Ggties id lsrRo apr
house Write. f3Et10 agT past CXpersrucr.
&c BOX '"N-P StsE
= ROOM. KITCHENErTE AND BATH
apartment -Cgcue floor ol private homo
81 NJ Fs'utcr N. 81 G'lF.r. tsrrl-tc~
$50 per mon Do prefer sGu.rs mo obiec-
llon 10 infant. Aadrcs Bo> @ga-D. star
aos CLAIMING ST NE ROOM
Kitchen. large posCu. new. ono OF TWO
CoLoRED-WH-L GIVE FREE ACT RENT
10 empf rrupC B.. exchange !Ut -trvlcee
before : an arc sf'ey m. aa -a,llt5r' 5
assistant Apply DFEYFUss EROS Iulg
TS-h ST q. .Er
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

HOME in nearby virginia for two girls, 2ia
and years, either full time or day care;
rea sonable. Preferably convenient to
Pentaeon Building Box 246-D, Star. "A
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

NEW APARTMENT HOUSES EXCEL
lent income property each building con-
tainS apartments: located in Arlington
County l0c bus zone near schools and
Sto-es; price at $4,000 each. V. EHR-
HREDT. Gil. 1855.
Evening star., 1943-03-23

Montgomery County, Md.
We have listings of 5-acre to 300-acre
farms in Montgomery County, Md, rang
ing in price from S5 900 to $50, 900. For
Particulars call Mr.. williams,
E. M. FRY, INC,
7240 Wisconsin Ave. WI. 6T40.
Evening star., 1943-03-23
ROOMS WANTED.

ROOM in modern apartment building,
walking distance TO Shoreham Building,
for responsible business girl, who appre-
ciates the best and is willing to pay for it.
Executive o632.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
S10 $50

SlU.SOU.
Cottage-Chevy Chase, D. c.
An exceptionally attractive English cot
tage, adjacent to Barnaoy Woods. II is
artistic in design, practical in plan and
OF brick construction. Living room with
fireplace, bedrooms and bath on first
floor. . usable rooms above. screened
porch, modern conveniences, built-in ga
rage, lovely wooded lot Liberal terms
his evening. call Mr.. MANNIX. RA. 1T11.
THOS. J. FISHER & CO. INC,
PEAI,TORS
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HOME AND GARDEN
KENSINGTON MD o5n

acres. Rich soil. Fruit. Berries.
Grove of big trees. Large house.
All city conyen. Bus near Bargain.
O'HARE ESTATES. MA. 05S5
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COLORED--6-R ROOM AND BATH BRICK
row house, garage, coal heat: / " blocks off
No. Cap. on Quincy: $3.50. Call Silver
Spring 0f6S.
COLORED - 3l03 GA AVE N w 90
#. wide row brick, 6 rooms. bath. 3
porches, full basement, h-wh: can be
made into three apartments; must be sold
To inspect call RA. 500
COLORED-6RM NEW BRICK, INCLUD-
ing complete recreation rm.; only occupied
6 mos. Price, S6,550. down payment
500, bal, $50 mo. Call FIR. 1871 after
pm.
COLORED-VACANT- = $3.50 = QUINCY
st. n.e.-Brick, S rms, > baths, h.-w.h.
'coap 2nd fl. arranged as apt . rms.
terms. 1907 H st. NV. E. A. BARRY,
ME- 2025.
NEAR 9th AND G. SITS. NE.
BIG 7-ROOM, CORNER
Colored-4 bedroom, 20-ft-Wide home;
$S.5o0. Call DI. 1879. Mr.. TOLSON
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED-HOMEs FOR SALE IN ARLTNG-
ton. If you want to sell your home.
please call or write JUDSON REAMY. 1l22
n Irvine : Arl Va CH noon
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COUNTRY BOARD.
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.

MODERN, screened porches, heated rooms;
near the mountains; best of food, well
prepared: rates. $40 per week. Mrs. Clint
Burner, woodstock. Va ia. 1856.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ARLINGTON-Large room. sele beds, for .
girls; G INV. Ink priVls 1Oc bus to War
and NAVY Depts. CH 21Is
TAKOMA PARK-m lovely home close
transportation; board optional. Call eve
after f:30, 81. 611T. "A"
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

ARMY OFFICER DESIRES FOR IMMEDT-
ate occupancy, furu. or unfurn 2-bedrm.
hCuse, Arlington or Alexandria, convenient
bus to PentaeoE; 500 limit. Phone RE.
800, Ext 12906 between Q ana ;. 26'
UNFURN 2-3 BEDRM. HOUSE DESIRED,
permanent Govt eInploye; give property
best of care. RE. 4142, Ext. 1906 or
Giebe U645.
WE HAVE CLIENTS FOR FURNISHED OR
unturnlShed houses Of =, 4 and more bed
rooms, IN Northwest Washing ton 500 to
~ao0 month. List your house with US
W c. & A n. MILLER DEVELOPMENT co.
1890 Mass Ave w OR. 4364.
~ BEDROOM HOUSE. PREFERABLY
suburban, by reputable family with TWO
small children, can assure excellent rroo-
ertv care: references Reply Box 226-D
star, or phone Executive 306s Ext -. %"
NAVAL OFFICER, WIFE, LITTLE GIRL
want small holSa. preferably III Arlington.
Phone Glebe H'3N-
GOVT OFFICIAL WITH = CHILDREN
wishes 3-5ct oom house, within commuting
distance downtown Wsshnpton, possession
june . references given. Limit $50.
NaTIleid 1905 "5-
We HAVE NUMEROUS REQUESTS FOR
furnished suu uuturnIShad houses in the
northwest section OF the city and near
suburbs. We ran h9d you a responsible
tenant 4 YOU VII. list your house with US.
RANDALL II HAGNER d co Inc
l32l Conn AVG DE. $500.
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New brick-and frame residence, full base
ment living and dining rooms, complete
Kitchen, = large bedrooms and tile bath,
large side living porch. Property includes
: lots affordlns ample space for garden and
chickens. Phone Woodley 2300 to inspect
EDW. H JONES e. co INC
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ROOMS WITH soARD.

JEWISH HOME room for / or ., near
bath, shower; modern home; meals op-
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

FURNISHED. MODERN, GROOM HOUSE,
near shops and transportation. Phone
TIE. 4lf4. 25'
NE, 233S 18th PL.--6 BEAUTIFULLY
furnished rooms. modern, pvt. home.
real home to responsible party Reason
able 2S*
SHORT-TERM RENTAL.
Attractive 6-rm 2-oath house, nicely
furnished. Available for emo. lease at
| $500 monthly.
E. M. FRY, INC,
T24n Wis Ave WI 614n
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
CObO Tells
Candidacy
For Mayor

Aiming himself with his favorite
weapon the city budget-City
Treasurer Albert r. Cobo today
went cunning for Mayor Edward
J. Jeffries job.
Cobo announced he would be a
candidate in the coming election
Al a meeting yesterday Of the
West Side Home Owners ASsocia-
tion.
Charging that Mayor JeffrieS
had miSrepresented his views on
the forthcoming budget 10 make II
look as though ne advocated a re-
duction of more than $1,000 900 in
city expenditures for the coming
fiscal year. Cobo said:
This IL an example Of what
happens when YOU dare 10 sug-
gest that our city taxes might
be lowered. Unless the mayor
makes my views perfectly clear
10 the public. I will see to II that
the public does understand. I will
he candidate for mayor, oppOs-
ing Mayor Jcffries. II that Is the
course I must take"
Cobo added that he could not
"condone one public official mis-
quoting another"
Cobo left little doubt in the
minds Of his listeners. however
about his candidacy lie carefully
reviewed his nine years in office
and his association with Mayor
JeffrieS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
Those Hours i'm Jail!
Sheriff Denies That Inmates Wives Visit Them
at Unseemfy Times; II All Depends

true. maybe there are circum-
stances TO justify IL. i don't
know.
I'VE try To he as human a.
possible here, and II wife or
mother isn't able TO make IL
during visiting hours, we make
some concessions and allow a
visit. All visits. however, are
made under strict supervision.
"If woman comes 10 see a
prisoner and says she Is his wife
hut can't show a marriage certifi-
cate. we sometimes allow her
10 visit the man. II she looks
decent and we think she Is all
right.
"This may have been started
nv some one who was denied
special privileges and is dis
gruntled. III there Is anything
vicious about II. anything that
requires any investigation, you
can bet that Sheriff Andy Baird
will do L."
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
BedtingSufferec
ToSdve S1,183

Husky Norry Jablway, 3s, has
a broken nose and other evidence
Of a bad beating today, but he
also has Sl.lS3 receipts from his
brothers grocery. where he works,
after A brush with would be
bandits.
Jablway. in serious condition al
Receiving Hospital, told police he
closed the store az 26l5 John r.
street Saturday night with the
money in his pocket and started
for his home Al 3541 Moore ave-
nue.. lie said he was walking on
Twenty-third stree, between Wre-
ford and Chope avenues when a
thug leaped from the shadows
demanding his money.
Jablway said they scuffled. the
thug using a piece Of lead pipe
and Jablway calling for help until
neighbors appeared, frightening his
assailant away.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
Clip and SdUe Each Days
I Tommy Guns
Trdi|ed by FBI

The FBI was called on today 10
attempt to trace thieves who broke
into the Piquette armory OF the
Michigan State troops and stole
two Thompson sub-machIne guns.
Sgt. John Folhs reported 10
Detective Samuel Menoch that
when he Inspected the third floor
room in which the guns are stored
he found two missing. He said
the last inspection was made FIVE
days agl by 1t Edward Hodgins.
at which time all was in order.
The guns lack firing mechan-
.iSms and ammunition, although an
attempt had been made 10 enter
a second room in which these
parts are stored.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
Gas Blast Burns
Sleeper by Stove

Walter KaSicki. as, of 1892 Du-
bois street. was in a serious condi-
tion today in Receiving Hospital,
where he was taken Sunday with
severe burns over his entire body.
Police said KaSicki told them he
had gone TO sleep in his apartment
AT about 10 p. m. Saturday and
had left a burner in the kitchen
stove lighted for heat He said the
burner apparently went out in tho
night and that when he liz a Gig
sret in the morning, there was an
soplosion-
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05

Reports that inmates Of his jail
visitors at unseemly
hours and spending much time
alone with them in the witness
rooms were termed Just a noun
tain in a mole-hill' today by
Sheriff Andrew c. Baird, N
"The first heard Of the re-
port" Baird said angrlly was
when newspaperman called me
10 get some comment. l think
it's ridiculous and probably a
smear campaign.
"This Jail is run on n more
decent. human, clean basis than
ever before, and lot Of decent,
substantial citizens will agree
with me.
VISIT BY WIFE TOLD
'eThis story that n prisoner
was visited for an hour nv his
wife az "A. m. Friday may or
may not be true. I haven't been
able TO check IL yet, but IL IL is
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
Girl in Coma Z Hrs.
Identifies Herself

a girl. who had lain uncon-
scious in Receiving Hospital for
more than y hours after being
taken from a Michigan avenue
theater near Cass avenue, identi-
fled herself today as Mary Nc
Cage is, of 41O2 Nellie street,
Dearborn,
A sister Mrs Agnes Steele OF
the same address. took the girl
home after identity was estab-
hshed.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05

defense plants-or at least the
30 Der cent Of them who didn't
play hooksy-who had to 90 TO
work on New Years Day.
Nor does II apply 10 the two
listed gentleman who announced
that he liked celebrating the hol-
idays and WAS Just going 10 keep
right on until January 10. Al last
reports. ne was stiIi at II, eating
breakfast at noon every day and
drinking beer with his breakfast
as n final touch Of festivity. But
he's of sturdier stock than we
are.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
CIO Asked to CnSeat
Aide for Rent Raise

comb revived the reasons Tor the
rent raise.
Either we had TO ignore the
regulations on these properties,
or throw the tenants into the
street" he said.
MANY Of them are now en-
ployed, in war work and their
incomes have increased far be-
yond the maximum salary allow
ances."
The Brewster Housing project
was picketed Saturday by tenants
against the rent in
CreaSeS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
New Wage Approval
For DetroIa Workers

The War Labor Board today
approved a new wage scale for the
450 employees Of the Detrola Cor
poration of Detroit. The new scale
established hourly earnings of
from 80 cents an hour for char
women to Sl,40 for screw machine
workers.
The WLB explained the revised
wage schedule was neceSSitatcd
by the conversion of the plant to
war work.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
War, Engineers Subject

War-engineering problems will
monopolize tho discussions at the
annual meeting Of tho Society Of
Automotive Engineers. The con-
ference will open AT the Book
Cadillac Hotel on January II John
a. &. Warner. sac secretary and
general manager. announced today
as final plans for the meeting
were laid.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
Box Cars Likely for Troops

WASHINGTON, Jan. q tUP).-
Converted freight cars may be
used soon 10 transport troops be-
cause Of the shortage of equipment
ODT Director Eastman said today.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05

ITWASA A HOT. .dr, feeling day early in August in the
Il wear 1902 Kettlelord. in New Hampshire province,
was having Throughout the whole townshp-on the west
bank of Merrimack below Amoskesg Falls - there was
nothing but haying Politics, fishing, linen and fax,
~oodcuttng and potatoes those things were forgotten or
at least put aside
No man exempt from the having chores Young
Nathaniel THEFT for example-he was the sehoolmaster
swung scythe And did Gavin Gowan, the minister,
and Joe Felipe the blacksmith Joe had hayed on Sunday
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
@ 0Briien Elected
Presiding Judge

Judge Patrick II O'Brien today
was unanimously elected presiding
judge of probate court for 1943.
succeeding Judge Daniel j. Healy.
O'Brien was nominated by Judge
Joseph A. Murphy.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
Joe LouisHere,
Mother Is III

Sgt. Joe Louis arrived in Detroit
today on leave from Fl. Riley,
Kans., at request of his mother,
Mrs. Lille Brooks. who is seriously
III Of pneumonia at Womans Hos
Dital.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
NOTABLES PRESENT

Navy and marine recruiting
heads who will soon use the GER
ter for their recruits-reprcsenta-
iives Of the Red Cross. the
WAACs and veterans orGaniza-
tionS were on hand TO witness the
opening ceremonies.
They were shown how prospec-
tive inductees arc first assembled
in a former automobile showroom
across the street. then moved in
two lines through physical and
mental examinations.
The pace Of the Inc, Colonel
BachuS explained. IS set by tho
chest X-ray machines. but with
this test completed IN one minute,
he saw no serious bottlenecks.
Most praiSeworthy feature. ac-
cording 10 officers. is the examina-
tion for stripped drafteeS. Men
remove clothes in curtaincd Gu
biclrs. then await their call before
physicians.
Lack Of privacy was a principal
complaint against the former in
duction center at 1910 West Fort
street.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
G,SOI me

Coupon Stood Dee 4 N Jan. 2l,
A A-Coupon flood Jan p ~ Mar 81
A-Coupon 5--Good Mar p 10 MAY n.
A-CoupOn 6-Good May p 10 July 2i.
FIEL on
Coupon flood for 10 gallons until
Jan ~.
Coupon Good for IL gallons until
FPn. s.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
It's Last
Chance to
Swap Gift

Today Is the last day that De-
troiters will be able to return or
exchange Christmas gifts, it was
announced by the Retail Mer-
Association.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
Chang Going to Moscow

LONDON, Jan. 4 (UP). - Ex.
change Telegraph quoted r d o
Oslo today as saying Generalissimo
Chang Kai-shek would visit Mos
COW shortly.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
Jack Pickering
:, Here
q HHd
Vow

FINALLY we have reached the
Day of Deliverance again, the first
Monday after New Years.
Never, until we reach this first
bright Monday in January, do we
really feel that we have survived
the ChristmaS-New Year holiday.
This year, of course, the depart
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05

nent st or @ s
have added the
ultimate touch
of finality by
making today
the dcadline for
c X c h a n gi ne
presents I h a I
didn't fit, didn I
IN a I C h. didn' I
run, or just did
not suit US.
OF course,
this feeling 0f
relief prob b.
ably doesn't
fleet the
people In the
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
RATIONING TIMETABLE

SUGAR
stamp i0-Good until jan 81 for
three pounds,
COFFEE
stamp 2s--Good until Fen. TOT one
pound for each person over To-
DEADIINES
To get Ration Book Jan. ID
For inspection ~ tires Jan 81.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05

A move TO unseat Charles F.
Edgecomb as a member of the
Wayne County -UAW~Gf6- Council
because OF his connection with re-
cent rent raises in low-cost public
housing projects was revealed to-
day
Edgecomb. who is also director
of the Detroit Public Housing
Commission, refused 10 comment.
Tracy NJ. Doll, president Of the
union council, however, disclosed
a resolution for Edgecombs re-
moval was before the JAW body
Personally. I'm not sure any
thing will come of it," he added.
TENANT DISGRUNTLED
Doll explained:
"A man named O'Brien tDan-
iel O'Brien, vice president of
the Continental Motors Local
2S0) who lives in the Parkside
project was disgruntled by the
increased rent.
He submitted the resolution,
which was referred 10 our in
vestigating committee. No other
action was taken"
Doll said O'Brien was one Of
the tenants hit when the housing
commission and OPA officials de-
cided 10 withdraw federal and To-
cal rent subsidies 10 occupants
earning more than the legal max
imum of $4,000 a year.
EARNS OVER $4,000
OBrien'S rent, Doll added, was
raised 70 S45 a month. Doll said
O'Brien was earning well IN eX-
cess Of So. 900.
Frankly, don't feel he can
Justify his protest" the JAW
CIO chief said.
Although refusing TO comment
specifically on the issue. Edge
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05

Order War Stamps delivered
To your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05

laughed and Tom yanked the shirt off the boys back and
laid on him with piece of rope.
IL long time after that before Whit would GO TO
the errand. But he 10 now, tall, with
quiet face and slow-spoken. He the be-
of Melissa daughter of Captain Butler who kept the
tavern That's why he there this August morning and
Captain knew IT, hit Captain demanded, 4whynt you
come and cut my hay for mei"
well"
q could rake, said Melissa. Captain proud of him
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
I'd ONLY TO KALAMAZOO

AS such his route was followed
with interest by Mai. Gen. Henry
&. Aurand, -commaHdant for the
sixth service area; Mayor Edward
J. Jeffries and II. Col. Joseph l.
Bachus who among some 30 gave
formal, official favor 10 The
opening Of the center.
General Aurand was especially
pleased with what he saw.
a fine layout" he said en-
thusiaStIcally of quarters on
three floors Of the General Elec-
trio building where two lines
Of so men can be handled hourly.
Except for Kalamazoo. 1
know of no other induction
center where man has com
parable privacy"
And privacy" the general
added. "is extremely important.
We want To give these inductees
the assurance that they are the
finest soldiers In the world. We
can't accomplish that by herd
Ing them around like bunch
OF cattle"
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05
Fine Quarters
Win Praises of
Military Chiefs
Gives Droftees Privacy,
Protects Stripped Men;
No Bot+Ieneeks Seen

Private citizen Ray x. Work
man. 81, became plain Private
Workman in as minutes today.
But during his induction into
the army, Workman received more
from military brass hats
and civilian dgnitarieS than IS
the usual lot of returning hero
Workman. a drill press opera
-eEf42S- -GiaiFHaeHHt- Ht-aEentier
was Inductee No. | through the
new induction center al 1885 East
jefferson avenue.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-05

Next 10 that. we were most
amazed at some Of the delicacies
which arrived from various peO-
ple--two of them sent cans Of
tuna fish, one Included a can Of
pineapple, and Kitty's sister
Donna hit the jackpot by send
ing a whole pound Of coffee.
Last year we got caviar and
weren't much excited about II.
This year-tuna, It's all fish Tin
various tenses) hut what n diff
ference q year makes.