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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
West. East
Freight
Embargo

ASIIN GTON. April e
Freight shipments going east from
the West Coast will he banned for
three days, beginning al 1901 a. m.
Tuesday. except for preferential
ladlnCs, according 10 an Office of
Defense Transportation announce
mont
Action is 10 he taken 10 give
clear tracks east for return of
vast quantities Of empty railway
cars that have accumulated on the
West Coast after bringing ma
terials from the East The tempo
.rary Stoppage. ending at 12:0l
a m. Friday is part of a national
plan 10 speed up wartime trans
portatlon.
Affected In this area arc Santa
Fc. Union Pdcifir, Southern Pacific
and Pacific Electric Railways.
Preferential ladingS were described
as those with government clear
anCe livestock, Cargoes of incom-
ing ships and periShablc fruits,
including citrus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Lewis Luncheons

Ard WAile an HE ialke-f- ffff-----i i.
II reminds me that no one gcf-
past the Carlton Hotel without
hearing the anecdote about John
L Lewis
The leader Of the minevork-
erS and Harry Hopkins. The
Presidents Confdant are reCu-
lar patrons Of the dining room
each noon-hut not al the same
table
During a WLB hearing, Lewis
remarked sarcastlCally:
II only wish the poor miners
could afford the sumptuouS re-
psSts Harry Hopkins enjoys at
the Carlton"
A. this point, Robert Watt,
AL member Of the VILE,
looked up and remarked
Don't YOU cat there regu-
larry. Mr.. Lewis"
a typical Lewis snort was The
only answer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Form Truckers
Steamship Co..

Formation Of the Trucker
Steamship Company. Michigan
firm organized to carry trucks and
trailerS between Detroit and
Cleveland. was announced today
Negotiations are under way tC
secure the idle car ferries City OF
.MuniSing and the City OF PctoSkey
from the state highway depart
meni. Each VIII carry from - &c
so trailcrs They were used tc
carry tourists across the Straits
of Nacknac
Operating under ICC permit. the
company expects 10 operate two
round trips a day and hopes 10 be
IN service in two or three weeks
Officers Of the firm are PreSi-
dent Troy H. Browning, former
traffic manager of Nicholson Uni-
.verSal steamship Company and
its successor firm, the OverlakeS
Freight Company; Vice President
John Boland Of Buffalo and Treas
urer Sheldon Allen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
1ypiesIlY Washington

And then there's the story
about Grover Hi assistant scc-
rotary Of agriculture lie WAS
a. a meeting AZ which a decision
vas 10 be made on the release
Of steel for farm machinery and
an admiral was monopolling the
conversation
Finally. lust as the meeting
was about 10 adjourn. some one
asked Hill if he had anything
10 say.
81 can't argue with the admit
raj about farminG-thst would
be most indiScreet. But II the
admiral wants 10 enter into a
discussion about the navy. I'll
give him hell Of an argument"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
State Courts
Had Authority
Over Fidelity

.
WASHINGTON. Api.'o '0F'--
Tho Supreme Court upheld u
.-,rtr ,r-ur cagrt of appcalS
..... ,I..-t Nod .rc,4 cha, W,
--a-. -..'.' ,,,', " ~
-t >.f'' courts ana nor me
.----r-l --l-rl>-had a4tthafftp -
...g-7nr" tho Fidelity Assurance
f-.F-z#f0u of Wheeling. W. Va
..- Securities .,5 L,.eb.r-o
.,...,.'.
.''....'''.''h ana n7''N''- '''i'iii'>-
-.oner> oi Wisconsin and Iowa had
-.1-...---.a- The Suji ceRtena,nc fhat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Special Notices
Lost and Found

BLACK shopping bag containing purse
--f-----r-v,- ~ -vrH11ry -prr TT TTrTWaH tIs
Reward F'7roy S47
BROOCH silver Jensen cluster ~ flowers
in righ' hand side Downtown Niciniit
Generous reward Uniyersity 1-l4I5
FOUND Lafy's wrist watch TrumbIU-
r. Arr-TrEE-. fnUrsTsy. ? Ktfl}, 3l6i
81 heart +c4r
LADY'S white gold Hamilton wristUstch.
metallic bracelet. vicinity General Motors
Building Hamilton e-Ni'e Treasure
keepsake. Lihera. reward CriyerSits
l-ta1s
LADY'S black leather purse SMILE Eas
between Telegraph LIvernois Reward
1885, East Morrow Circle Dearborn. nayi-
son eSTl
LOST Brown ripper wallet con'aiHirs
ration cards Papers. money reward
Jack Turner Fi'7r0y Sao'
LOST piack Learner purse containing Ns'u-
able papers, reward. Glendale o756
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Pere Marquette
Orders Z Units

r. 7 Bowman. president Of the
Pcrc Marquette Railway Company,
today announced an order for l.
new heavy freight locomotives for
his railroad which was placed with
the Lima Locomotive Works Of
Lima. q.
The now locomotives, represent.
ing 4 base price of $4,000 each,
are 20 be of the Berkshire type,
with q Isl wheel arrangement.
Delivery is scheduled for Jan
uayy, 1914.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Hoover Bearing
Profits Lower

Hoover Ball and Bearing Com
pany reports for the year ended
Dec. 81, 1912. net profit Of
S490,267 after depreciation, etc.
and provision of 81 1860 net"
for federal income and excess
profits tax. equal 10 1852 per
share on 139,473 shares of $40 par
.ValHe common stock.
Net profit for 1911 was 1857. SAC
or Si07 per share after tax re-
serve Of SS71,1ii
Earnings as reported are subject
to renegOtiation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Death Rotlres

DANSki-Cassie axe 81 az ST. Francis
" slltal. helAIGG-yl+ Ga-s,f -'Flf-e-.-r-r rt-a-
father of Nance. Lorraine. and Connie dear
daughter ~ Valentine and Catherine SkaZa,
dear sister 81 Afs loan Di1kfeit and WI
liam Skaza a. the United states Army.
Funeral scrvivcs Thursday. $50 a m.
f.nn- Holm L. " s.c+i fttneFsl home. h22f
Fast McNichols. A. TRANSPORTATION Church
81 50 Ir'rrrner' NJ oiIver
BLAC kWELI. Apu' 3. az residence s743
AEnes. Amos AGED - beloved husband
Of Anna dear father NJ WinHn and Her
bert. brother ~ Mrs Sarah Rudd Frank
Peter Erres' and Herbert Funeral from
thA Verheyden Funeral Home 1900 Mack,
AZ outer Drive. "Wednesday AZ s,ld, ana
70 Annuucis'ion Church a. IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
A Music Lover

Some az the labor boys In the
capitol city are Stin Chuckl.ng
about the time they look Paul
Ste Marie, tex president OF the
Ford local. 20 hear Beethoven $
Ninth al Constitution Hall.
Ste Marie, father of 10 and a
man who had little time for
classical music, WAS openly S9r-
castle. However. The boys finally
talked him into buying "a box
seat
When the concert was over.
longest and loudeSt applause
came fFeR4-Pattl Ste Atarrr-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Problem That Already Confronts Nation

y 'IUN IN 'H70HUI WTUTVU DION ~ UVVOHe NVT SUPPOI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
M. s. Rukeyser
NJ S. Rukeyser
Jobs for MANNED
Postwar obligation

WASHINGTON. April The worlds No purchasing agent,
It. Gen Brtbon b SomcUClL commanding of
supply chatting with his offices The Pcnagon Building
across tho Potomac from the nations capital outlined his hope
thar American industry would be enthusiastic offering
veterans of this especially handicapped veterans.
As a voluntary SomerNcl : induce
a1S state and national associations OF manufacturers 10 work
industry soldiers who become
y battle Above all no seeing
Young who sacrificed country
dependent class lie employers with
the enabling injured men 10 become self supporting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
earninqs

HAYES Industries, Inc. reports for siN
months ended Jan 81. 1873 2 net pruht
OF N-O6 2S5. after provision ~ $500 100 for
.feicrsl income AMI excess profits taxes ann
81. 227 3hh estimated refund on government
contracts Ito be reNAgo' lated f. The net b.
rGual o. g. cents aNshare This, compares
kth nei ~ S37s.573, or 81 70 a share
mr.. The six months lcndea Jan 81 1912.
when federal tax provision amounted 60
$3.50 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
ICE SK,TING-wINDSoR

ROLLER skating nfsl,tp except TUESDAY
saturday dancing SATURDAY VrestNng
Tursdays Windsor Arena SO NcDouEan
Windsor
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
irCs ~ the bis Sunday Times Want Al
coffIruf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES

ELECTRIC supplies night mixtures. nuores
cents. Rays. 1888 Gratot PL. 1880
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate lst,
trEs m the biz sunday Times Want Ad
gfCttuf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Shortages!
l943 Lumber Output Falls
Behind Quota

WASHINGTON. AprIeup
The department Of commerce said
today that lumber production fm
1913 was off 60 "a SLOW start with
only 7oOo0#001u feet produced
during rho FIRST % rtrr Tow Ia a
goal Of 3lJltWuuuG lrCt .a f.5
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
,LrA>rRs-rIcKup. DELNLRY

HAVE your SPRING cleaning done now
Famous Cleaners. Telephone Columbia
III
READ Times Want AIS tor D., III Us,
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Death notires

CHAMPINt April >. Edward age a. Of
1902 Hereford, beloved husband Of Mar
garct. dear father 81 Dolores son of Emily
and the late Joseph Champine brother OF
Mrs Blanche Hall, Pvt. Lawrence -snaY-
Mrs Mabel Deer and Wilhert Funeral
from the Verheyden Funeral Home. 1900
Mack, az outer drive, Thursday ~ eiio'
and 10 81 Psul's Church A. 1880.
DE- VoLDER-April 3. Leontine age SO,
al residence qas3 Mack beloved wife Of
Homer, dear mother OF Mrs. Alice Plane
kaert. Funeral from the Verheyden Funeral
Home 10000 Mack AZ outer Drive. Tuesday
AZ s:l5 to ST. Edwards Church al r.
g. 1913: Anna. loving
mother ~ Anna nuhitsky, Theresa Cav
las. Mary Farley Of Pittsburgh, Andrew.
dear sister NJ Ella German and also sur
vived by "a grandchildren and one great
erandchild Funeral from the sons resi-.
deurr 552s StPadman, Dearborn Mich
Nepomucene Church AZ q. m. Burial.
Holy Sepulcher Cemetery
LEE-John. Aprn 2. Of 1921 Armour be-
loved husband of Maude. dear father
Of Kenneth and Cpl Albert J. Lee Of Camp
white. ore. Funeral services Thursday 2
p. m, a. A Peters Funeral Home,
i2a27 Gratlot AR
LIND,BuRy- April 5. ls43. William H.,
husband of Georgia Lindabury, father Of
Mrs A. william Lescohier. Services ~
fun@al home Of the c. H. Curtis Co. s04a
East Jefferson. a. Parker "Wednesday
afternoon ~ o'clock. Interment At Wood
lawn.
RICE-April g. Margaret Murdoch, axe 80.
beloved wife Of Norman dear mother
NJ Norman ! Jr sister Of Mrs. Lydella
Fly ~ Worthwhile Mich. Funeral from
Verheyden Funeral Home 1890 Mack, a.
outer drive, Thursday Al s:l5, and St
RayUonds Church Al 10
drum, beloved husband OF Rose. dear
father Of Thomas, Mary, George and
Frank. Funeral from ~Calcaterra Funeral
Home 1901 r.. Grand Blvd. Wednesday
AZ $50 81 Elizaheth's Church Al 10 a. m
Burial IN Mt Olivet Cemetery.
WARD Jessie. April I. wife ~ the late
William ward. mother of Mrs Irene
Tyler aud Hal Freon. Funeral services
Wednesday ! y m Al A. Peters
Funeral Home. l2057 Gratiot ave.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Soldier Of World War II Is Called the Tops

whether American boys made good soldiers the
that the distinctly superior
intelligent he said than
They make especially good
really And they da get mad when the
u All need after their thorough
training period battle experience they can he relied
intelligence the
consider what boys against. think
recognize period training
" abundant supplies"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
,nnntic Gnf I'D w., Innir, stcnn.hlr

Lines and subNIiarles 1912 net pront WAS
g. 63u $50 including S5.2f2.62f net profit
ON disposaD ~ rr1pertN and equipment and
-fffpr provision ~ NTT6 600 FOR contingencies
hu' before minority interest No provision
N4s made for federal excess profits taxes
Is - ls NOT expected ans such taxes Will no
payable. the report states Net profit no.
.ig4i Vas 81 sisI17. including g 1919 591
1st profit IN disposal ~ property and EQUIP
nen' and after provision OF S265, 600 Tor
contingencIea
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Procurement Last Month % Per Cent Of Quota

Cen Somerypr nc supplies really moving,
pointing procurement last month to 80 per cent OF
bring cent" the veteran blue-eyed
soldier. white hair said resOuteN
As spoke the impression that not only was
competent handling procurement of supplies for our boys
nr SO a ma with 2 tendon heart.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06

ASBESTOS BRICK SIDING S17a Ui'
Mites. piers. plas'eu0E. roofs ETA Terms
3 WIS. ndthin- down pf.Ugf.es secured
guaranteed. references. TY s-P1T9.
-qTTp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06

ut,idfuds ~ tue foregoing table are ~"
amount, dfrisstd or pald ~ f1t this ye7t.
rrtfss otherwise uutrd. p-Iaid w lNih
~ ~ 81, idrud.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Funeral Directors

J. SUTTON a. SON
1i7 TRuMBuLL AVE TEMPLE 2-5io0
Fred G.. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
1852 p JEFFERSON. FITZROY 2i7s-7H
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
u BRUCE = sos

General roofing contractors Repairs ~
Sycris''f
2,a2 rLN.uRsr TOWNSEND sfs'3
RE-Root. reside now. 80 aowa payment.
Free estimate. Can CT 1928
ROOFING and ro.f repsir'rE. frre4ia'.
attention reasonable rates Gail Cherry
sr-r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
STEPHEN BARBER co.

ROOFING NSD sIpING
FIR god prices materials and porxr- an.
sn'p Csr MS Written guarantee with sspn
Ion I71u Westward Trinity $3.50
CONSULT ne enlarged Real Estate list
ms m the biz sunday Times Want "a
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06

Nil types roafs Eltterg. ueu caves
tr"IChs atafs0Ie. estimates Can Cri,
verse. 3 .trut
ANtkICAN expert worKUen VIII cover
your - rs Ns' home with Frrt-N-Ncer
hrirk 80 ~ fnr only Sl96 2O.Yr. root.
so tasy terms Many Jobs m process
fnf NnMr ~ InatL-n cal IL Tf77
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
LAWNS And GARDENS
MATTRESS REsesafisa

'LACk DIRT, shrubs, complete laudscsping
eNIert workers; prompt service Tylel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
ADVERTISING DISPLAY
ADDITIONS ALIERAIieNs

CARLSON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. displays,
posters. 1909 Brush street Telephone
Randolph pii4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
* 1,oe4t Se41Gcp DEzQczaW/
land BUYERS GUIDE
RtIRIGtR,1InN AIRAlcr

Al ALL MAKES sERVfCFD Paris.
labor guaranteed. PROMPT ssrvire TO.
5.20f0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
PIAsTERtNG
MBING AND HEATING

~ hbiNh NNb MN
ANY kind plumbing, heating installed. Re
paired by master plumber. TO. 5000.
END sewer trouble permanently Sewers
dug. crooks rerlaced guaranteed wotK.
mansnIp Temple l-l1l1
40 DIGGING. 40 MESS sewers drains
cleaned electric machine finest equip
nerf Oregon gi4s
PLUMBING hearns rcpairs. alterations,
FHA terms First-class workmanship
Ar 7Tit
PLUMBING HEATING -- Installed. re-
paired. reYodeied. Is months 10 pay.
SEWERS cleaned elcrlucally or air. prompt
ser. Ice days rishts sundays. Temple
i.sf2f
SINKS CLEANED 81 sewers cleaned
electrically. free pump service Trinity
i-i3i1
SINKS cleaned So Expert 2i-hr sewer
service Duke. TW i-Tib7.
CONSULT me enlarged Real Estate list.
inrs 100 The big sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
MATTRESSES Renovated LINZ >Ew
rAINrlNG ,Np DECORATING

Al PAPFRH ANGING -. cslciminlng and
uaHunS Immediate service, nytine
Temple 2-077g
4 FApFRHANGtR painter can DO your
job a. once I'I figure low on your call.
hui give good work Neat " Exterior 80
Baxter. SorthlRWn Su24
READ Times Want Ads Tor 9l,L; use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06

MATTRESSES renovated Ike rev. pos.
lively guaranteed. star Mattress Co
HDEsrfn $3.50
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-05
PRESBYTERY DELEGATES
RENDERED SUPPER

Nineteen commissioners to the
Presbyterian general assembly
meeting in Detroit. attended the
morning services at st. Johns
Presbyterian church.
They and the visitors also the
members Of St Johns we're served
a delicious buffet supper al pm.
consisting OF baked ham. hot rolls,
vegetable salad. creamed potatoes,
coffee and cake. after which so
cial hour was spent
Among the visitors were the
Rev. George +. Ellison. DID,. OF
Reeves Memorial Presbyterian
church, Philadelphia. who was the
guest speaker at ST. Johns III am.
service; the Rev. Albert Mccoy.
DID,, OF Atlanta. Ga, executive sec
Rotary. Unit OF Colored Work. Board
OF National Missions: J. +. Jones,
director OF promotion Of the New
Advance, monthly magazine inter-
preting Negro PRESBYTERIAN life and
thought: the Rev. Mr.. Pinkney. %
Memphis, Tenn: the Rev. Mr.. Glenn
OF Arkansas: the Rev. Mr.. Reason
and the Rev. Mr.. Saunders. OF
South Carolina: the Rev Mr.. Mea-
chan, OF Oklahoma; Elder Miller
from Virginia: the Rev. and Mrs
Gregg from Fayetteville. NC: Mr..
West. OF Philadelphia. a Sunday
school missionary: the Rev MIR
Counts. OF Virginia, who is about
TO receive his masters degree: Eli
der Milton, OF Oklahoma: J. w
Stears. OF North Carolina. and Ell
der Scott OF New York City.
Others present at the morning
service were Ernest Garner. Of
Indianapolis and two army chan
lains from TT. Brady. willard Lent
and Frank Glaysky. also the Rev.
DR.. Billy Metz. OF Edlsto island
on the coast OF South Carolina
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-05

chores mt home.
AN M.-This is my second un-
happy marriage have a iiulsI
10y two and half years Old
My sister is planning on mcvlnf|
to Florida. II she goes. should Il
follow OF should | 70 back TO NJ
hubby? We don't agree With ss'a|
other at all
Ans.;-Yon'ye already thrasned
the whole thing ont and agreed le1
separate. Go along to Florida WIN
yonr sister. The change viii as|
you good. II your husband wants
you had enough he will find va!
TO come 10 you. In the meantime
your problem Is to support youf'
self and your child. Forget aeeu'
men for awhile.
w.X.-I desire 10 ret my A..
trology Reading FOR this year I
know you can help me and want
TO write my letter privately
Ans; Send your letter immr
dIately. II you Inclcse PC Tor !"
AstroIogy Reading. Il viii he nav.
died privately. Re sure TO SEM
your birthdate and full name ana
address. Explain your problems
fully.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-05
Council Meets

The Housewives league Unit
met at Hartford center, Thurs.
May 81. $50 pm. After short
business session, Mrs. Virginia
Watson introduced the speaker.
Louis c. Hlount. vice-president OF
Great Lakes Mutual Insurance Co.
Mr.. Blount spoke on the "Ad-
vancement Of Women in general
end Negro Women in particular. .
He asked for unlimited patience
on the part OF the consumer with
Negro business people and pro-
fessional people. because education
in the ethics OF business and pro-
fessions have been sadly lacking.
He urged a session ut which con-
sumers and business people may
express their viewpoints and Of
fer constructive critisism TO each
other. We were very happy TO
have Mrs. Blount as our guest.
Mrs Boone made report on
the Consumers Council cali meet
ing which was held at City Hall
Thursday morning at 1890 am.
Members Of Junior Unit 3 went
on tour 70 various places. Fri
day p M. among them being Your
Store No. J. Mrs Ruth Spragg.
proprietor: wimbley's Department
store; Atcheson's Furniture store.
Simmons window Shade company,
the Flower shop on Milford ave-
nue. and Campbell's Drug store.
They were cordially received
and planned future trips TO these
stores 10 purchase merchandise
The next meeting OF Junior Unit
will he held at the home Of
Mary Ice Smith. the president. at
5o53 Twenty-Thlrd Street. Thurs
day. June 3. at 4 pm.
The Northwest Branch OF the
Booker T. Washington Trade as
socIation will hold their last Ed.
vocational meeting OF the season
az 81. Cyprian's church. Sunday
morning. June g. at eleven o'clock
They will sponsor their annual
dinner on June "a. Place will be
.orrwWro1 Iafor
AT the Wednesday MONDAY
luncheon Of the Booker T. Wash
ington Trade association. last
week. Attorney Graves re-
ported the history OF the organ
ization and development OF The
West Side Improvement associa-
ton and Credit union. whose
meetings are held At Att Mil
ford avenue each Monday at 8
pm. The purpose OF this organ
ization Il to stimulate home own
ership on the West side. AZ this
luncheon l.. c. Blount urged the
business and professional men 10
persuade their wives 20 attend
the meetings Of the Housewives
league and take a part In IT, ac-
tivities.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-05

wRX grown now and
know that must paddle my own
canoe hut mother doesn't like the
idea OF my doing so. want 10
leave here and get job in a
defense plant. ! have completed
Junior college and want TO do
something worthwhile for my
country. Must | make a change
Ans: Your mother has no OBJ
lection 10 your accepting de-
tense job. Her protest Is with
your plan TO journey half way
across the country 10 get job.
Must you do thlsi There are de-
Tense plants near by, why not
place nm employment application
with them. Mother won't object
All she wants Is for you to be
close n home.
PL.--Do you think he cares as
much for me as care for him
or am I just one Of the many
girls who Is attracted by his
smile? lie never carries me any
place where he has TO spend a
oime
Ans.:-And what a smile he has.
His Kind never do spend money.
It's those old ugly boys that have
60 put out With the cash money.
N II Is money you're alter you've
got the wrong guy this time.
He's too stIngy 10 eat.
LBc why IL Il that when I
call W. W. some lady always
answers the phone and SAYS In a
rice. sweet voice, "Oh. he's out"
want to know n he's In when
she says he's out,
Ans. Sometimes. You see he's
Gin" ~ some folks and "out- 10
others. You happen ~ he on the
"cnt" list. The lady with The
sweet. sweet voice + on the sim
You're only wasting your nickIes
On telephone calls to this fellow.
F.P--I am a worried old lady
NV Young son was caught In the
draft and he wants 70 give me
his allotment money You see I
lived with nv children's father
cut Of wedlock and 7 want TO
know would ! rot IN any trouble
by accepting money!
Ans.;-You're the bov's mother
and ron have every RIGHT TO ac-
cent anv allotment that he may
seeI free 10 send Won. Hes n good
how ard he has the makIngs of n
1.-Two SELLER.
Film keeping company with
fellow at the plant where I
work Every day he tells me he
loves me. I know the word love
in these times isn't IN order. but
do want him 10 mean little
sunshine IN nv life. Ny question
Il verv difficult and would like
your advice.
Ans.;-Better discourage this
Kind of sunshine. The man II
married and has family .you
have the same. his wife has =
Innr ionrne and n she ever rets
Wind ~ THIS anair. your name
and reputation viii no mud. white
ycu are st work. do your JOB
: we'll Perform your romantic
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-05
LEGAL NOTICES
Charles r. Perkins, Attorney
527 =. Warren Avenue

Charles X. Perkins, Attorney
527 T.. Warren Avenue
STATE OF MICHIGAN IN ~
Circuit Court for the County
Wayne in Chancery.
ANDREW JENKINS. Plaintiff
VS.. VIRGINIA MAE JENKINS ~
PENDANT.
NO. sis.s6f
At a session OF said Court PEI"
~ the Court HoIse IN me Wv
o, Detroit. on the 27th oay
May, AID. 1913
Present: Honorable JOSEPH .
MOYNIHAN. Circuit Judge
In this cause, It appearing y
affidavit on file that the oe'su.
ant. Virginia Mae jenkins 'a'D
b. served by process issued y.
Of this Court as she Is not y.
ident Of the state OF Mi'n' !,
but resides AT 1860 Ash street
the city OF Memphis. CounV
shelby. state OF Tennessee
ON MOTION OF cHAKLLs -.
PERKINS. attorney for plainun'
1T is ORDERED that ine -.
PENDANT. Virginia Mae Jenkins 80.
pear and answer the Bill OF w..
plant in this cause. within '. N,
,s) months from the date :, :
order. or that said Bill vi" ~.
taken az confessed, and ina' a
order be published accoro'ns .,.s
law and a copy thereof be go. ..,.i
upon the defendant by res'''
nail as required by law
JOSEPH A. MoYNIH ,'.,,.
"a True Copy
cAsPAR j. LrNGEMAN, Cis ~
BY A. A. BERGER. Deputy c, ~