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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-18
Legal Notices
AUGMENTATION ACCOUNT

No. 3eOjq
STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Pro-
bate court for the county Of wash
tenaw
Alta session Of said Court, held At
the Probate office In the city OF Ann
Arbor, In said county, on the TIN day
Of october. A D.. l9i3
Present. Hon. Jay O. Pray. judge
Of Probate
In the Matter Of tho Estate OF
Henry ". Leonard. Deceased
David q Leonard. Executor. having
filed In Kaid Court his final admin
istratiOn account. and hts petition
praying for to allowance tnereof
and FOR the assignment and diAtribu-
ton 81 tho residue - said estate,
n IN ordered, That the bth day OF
Sovambsr A. -. I9t3. AZ 10 O'clock
IN the forenoon. at said Probate or
flee. be and IL hereby appointed for
examining ana allowing said account
and hearing said petition.
II IL Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof be given by publication
OF a copy 81 this order. for tnTes
puccesAiVe weeks previous 10 said
day 81 hearing, Ia tho YpFilhntl
Daily PRESS, newspaper printed ana
circulated in said County
JAY q PRAY,
Judge 81 Probate.
true copy
Nora o. BOrRert,
Register OF Probate
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-18
Merchandise
Aou,ehold turnIshIra.


NORGE REFRIGERATOR, Beauty
rest innerspring, gate-leg cocktail
table, 12Nl4 Wilton, 26N9 Amin
sters, bed. dresser lamps. chairs,
Grapes. springs and miscellaneous.
22a Maple Rd. corner Stadium and
Jackson, Ann Arbor.
TwO-PIECE living room quite. solid
mahogany, reversible innersprinR
seat cushions, spring filled back
Burgundy satin with floral back
ground. only six months old In
quire 32l Nlnewood Court. Iiaig
Subdivision.
FOUR ROOMS OF furniture, new and
used. Reasonable price Must sell
by oct 20. 1917 Ainsley Take
Washtenaw TO Cornell I'd. Just
across railroad tracks.
A VERY RICH TONE TUBE
Msjesti Console Cabinet Radio t2b.
Also clean mattress (sterilized) S..
2O2 Parsons st.
NEW COAL HOT WATER HEATER
and tank, never been used. Rug.
7Xl3, brown. Small rag rug, 61S. In
q1ire at 7Oi n. Prospect
ONE ROUND OAK NUMBER 20 coal
stove. Good condition. rs s. Huron
or phone 1862.
DAVENPORT AND CHAIR, fuel oil
heater, single bed and springs. ice
box. so gal oil drum and faucet
After Z y. m. 6 y. Grove.
DINING TABLE $40. buffet $40 3
chairs 81 EACH. Solid oak. Fine con.
dition. Phone Ann Arbor 2-l922 or
2-l0OS.
WOODWARD PIANO, slightly used.
beautiful finish. excellent tone
tll6 cash. 2i2 y. Normal St
2 NEW WILTON RUGS sx1 ~.
Philco Radio. l.. A. HutchlEou.
4i3 Ainsworth l555XM.
Farm Products For SAFE
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SECRET AGENT Xs
ETA KETT
MUCGS McCINNIS
BRICK BRADFORD

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MOMENT
ARISES,
AS BRICK
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Real Estate
Houses Fer SAFE

Real Value
For Your Money
RUSTIC HOME. Attractive log
cabin. Located at 5Ogsi chase
Poad on super highway. Lot 80
Z 5SS with 20 assorted fruit
trees House not entirely COM
plstsd Immediate possession,
Price. t3.e00. with only 1900
down payment
WEST AINswoRTH 4 really
fine home This one las many d.
extras including a tile bath, e.
ira lavatory. breakfast nook.
venetian blinds plastered base
ment, automatic heating plant
de luxe J car garage, etc. Locat-
ed close in. Price. $500.
BRICK HOME: on improved road
about one mile from Ypsi Com
plstelv modern and built only
two years. Additional lots TAD
toiningl available II desired
Price, $500.
WEST SIDE: Modern 5 bedroom
home. Very nice location. near
lakewood Avenue. Automatic Eas
heat mot rationedl, GlAssed IN
sun porch. Natural fireplace
brand new roof. House well paint
ed and decorated Garage. Pos
session in short time. Requl res
$500 70 buy out owners equity.
ONLY 81. 900. Buys modern s room
home on south Huron shady
lot Garage. Offered az this very
low price 70 settle estate quick
~
EAST SIDE room home Bath
furnace. garage. Located on
paved street near good school
Price, 1t750 with $1,000 down.
1000 DOWN Buys II room home
on West side. Excellent income
proposition. 6 rooms ana bath
on each floor. Suitable either for
apartments or rooms. This one
will carry Itself
LOT BARGAIN: Good lot In Pros
pect Park Subdivision, whore
new homes are being built Price
$685.. with only $50 down.
6hman & Greenstreef
40 W. Michigan. phone 1871
REALTORS
La gaceta., 1943-08-23
SERAN ESTUDIADOS LOS
PRoBLEMAS DE LOS ARREN-
DAMIENToS Y PRESTAMoS

Quebec, agOsto % Conjunta-
mente anunciaron aver ell presi-
dente Roosevelt y ell primer minis
tro Mackenzie King la creaci6n
de un cOmite de guerra que ayu-
dara a estudiar los problemas
relaciOnados con los arrendamien-
tOs y prestamOs.
Ell mayor general J.H. Burns
fu@ nombrado presidente de la
Secci6n Americana del comite Y
E.P. Taylor, un Official de produc-
ci6n, de la rama canadense.
Estudiara ell comite los profile
mas dsIvados de las OperaciOnes
de prestamo Y arrendamiento en-
tire los EstadOs Unidos y ell Cana
da y hara recOmendaciones a las
autoridades competentes.
La gaceta., 1943-08-23
LA RADIO NAZI DA
NoTICIAS FALSAS EN-
cUANTO A LA INVASION
NapOles Arrasada pOr las BOmbas
de los AerOplanos

Argel, agosto o. La Radio
del Eje da noticias falsas sobre
desembarcos aliados en- Italia, con
ell fin de que los antifascistas Sc
precipiten y puedan ser conoci-
dos y exterminados.
Dijeron ell sabado los nazis que
los Aliados habian realizado un
desembarco en- los dedos de la bo-
ia.
Napoles, la hermosa ciudad, hs
sidO arrasada por la aviaci6n Ala.
da, los mismo que otras poblacio.
mes cercanas.
"Fortalezas Volantes" y INA.
RAIDERS" bombardearon las con.
junciones ferrocarrileras de Villa
LiternO y Averse, al norte de Ma
poles, lugares que ell pasado vier-
mes fueron atacados por los eli
beradOres" del Asia Menor.
Durante la noche los yelling
stons atacaron a Battipaglia, al
sur de NapOles.
Durante la noche los Yelling
stOn atacaron a Battipaglia, al sur
de Napoles.
Escuadrillas de cazas trataron
de interceptar a los bombarderos,
pero no 10 cOnsiguieron.
I'm despacho de Madrid al Pc
ri6dico frances "Depeche Alge-
rienne", de Angel, dice que la es-
pOsa de Mussolini ha llegado a Es-
pana y reside en- un pueblo de la
provincial de Alicante NADIA Sc
dice en- cuantO al paradero de Mu-
ssolini. Noticias de Suiza revelan
que Virginia Gayda, que Sc di-
jera habia sidO quemado vivo, go
"a de buena salud y vive Tranquil
lamente en- Roma.
La gaceta., 1943-08-23
Pleitos y Divorcios

Decretos finales Antonio Acebo
contra H. Gabriela Perdomo Ace
DO; Harvey Knight Barley con-
ira Mary Alva Hale Barley; VII
liam Murray Meares contra Yer
ma Meares; Robert L. Torres con
ira Verna Lee Torres; Helda XII
nard contra Charles Kinard.
Nuevas demandas: Marian Me-
lie Tucker contra Henry L. Tue
ker; Henry M. Stroud contra Ro-
setta Stroud; Bernice Scott. con-
ira Thomas w. Scott.
La gaceta., 1943-08-23
Los ALEMANES USARON
VOLADORES CONTRA LOS
AMERIcANOS

Londres, agosto % Ell pa
sado martes, en- Regensburg, Ale
mania, los nazis usaron nueva ar
mas contra la Fortalezas Volantes
Americanas, incluyendo un aero
plano que lama mortiferOs vo-
ladores. "Durante mas de 8 horas
y media, dicen los photos ameri-
canons ,estuvimos sometidOs a un
intense ataque". Usaron ellos sus
mejOres aparatos y armas ofen-
sivas. Trataron m@todos que has
ia ell presente no Sc han usado en-
la guerra.
Nos atacaron o bimOtOre.
que sc acercaron a $500 yarda.
de nuestra formation y nos lama.
ron vOladOres. Tres Fortalezal
fueron inmediatamente derriba.
das.
Muchos aparatos del enemigC
fueron destruidos.
La gaceta., 1943-08-23
A~BANDoNADO UN NINITo
DENTRO DE UNA cAMIoNETA

FL e~Ontratista de "plOmeria"
Roy Johnson, con ESTABLISHMENTS
EN- Ell 2OOl de la avenida de Flor;.
ds, VIC que dentro de su camio.
meta, estaeiOnada en- la Gale. .e
mOvia algO.
Johnson aeudiO a yer 10 que era
y eneOntrO a un ninitO, recien-
nacidO' que empezaba a IlOrar.
Llam6 POr telefOnO a un We.
elmo suyO, ell muhidOr Wilson Sam
mon, y este mand6 una ambulan.
eia' que reeOgi6 a la criatura,
lievanda al Hospital Municipal
Las enfermeras Sc h~ieierOn -
SO de 81 e inmediatamente le pu.
'ierOn un nOmbre: Johnny.
E't"ba eubiertO con una tOa.
LA , no tenia rOpa. Habia naeidO
POeas hOras antes.
Sc ha heehO cargo de Ia eusto-
dia del ~infante. en- compliment.
de Ia ley, el juez Kiekliser. de Ia
COrte Juveail.
La gaceta., 1943-08-23
NO Sc SABE DONDE Sc HA
METIDO LA ESCUADRK
o
Los AmericanOs OcuparOn n Kiska
y AsumierOn Ia Ofensiva

Washington, agosto "a La
escuadra nipOna ha desparecidO
como 81 ell DiablO Sc la hubiese ira
gado y los americanos ocuparOn ell
sabado la isla de Kiska sin encon-
trar resistencia.
Aprovechandose de la niebla,
ell enemigo decide retirar la guar
nici6n que tenia en- la isla y es-
fumarse.
Comentando la recaptura de la
isla, ell teniente general John l..
dewitt dijo aver: La marina nj
pona Sc oculta, acknowledgements
d~ispersada. Parte de ella esta er
ell fondo del oceano; parte en- e.
sur del Pacifico, tratando de ha.
Ger frente a la escuadra del admi.
rante Halsey; parte de ella en- sus
lslas, temlendO a las fuerZas de-
almirante Nimitz, y otra parte
estaba en- ell Norte del Pacifico,
procurando contrarrestar la anne.
naza de los buques mandates por
ell vicealmirante Kinkaid. Esta-
mos ahOra en- plena ofensiva, en- ell
PacificO, y los japOneses huyen,
DebemOs de retener la iniciativa
militar en- nuestras manos. La
toma de Kiska ha limpiado nues-
ira mas corta ~carretera hacia ell
imperio nippon.
Los japoneses tragaron mas de
10 que podian digerir. Ahora es
ell mOmento propicio para sacar
v~entaja de nuestra favorable
posicion. Hemos establecidO de-
finitivamente nuestra superiori-
dad.
La gaceta., 1943-08-23
AcUSADA DE
ASESINAR A SU PADRE

Covington, KY, agosto 3D.
Una muchacha de 16 amos, pa
Ida y de aspectO ~inocente, Joan
Kiger, aparece acusada de dar
muerte a SUI padre, ell vicealcalde
Carl C. Kiger, de 40 amos, y su
hermanito mas joven, Jerry, de 6.
Los parientes de la muchachs
lie han confiado su defensa al pro-
minente abogado criminalista
Sawyer Smith.
Isl es culpable, ella necesits
atenci6n medica; 81 es inocente,
cruel es mantenerla detenida."
Cuando la muchacha disparabs
lie decia a su madre: "Aqui hay
un loco que quiere matarnos a
todos".
FL fiscal Charley Riley asegurs
que Sc trata de un case extrano,
por cuanto la muchacha no de-
muestra estar apenada.
La gaceta., 1943-08-23
SALERNO ATACADA POR LA
AVTAcIoN ALIADA

Angel, agosto o. La aviaci6n
anicOs atac6 a Salerno, hacienda
AMIGOS importantes objectivOs y
convirtiendo en- un mar de llamas
los patios del ferrocarril. Salerno
esta en- la costa sur de Napoles.
Los aviOnes australians encon-
trarOn poderosa oposici6n por par
tie de los cazas ,perO Sc abrieron
pasO.
lie fueron derribados al enemi-
go 28 aparatos.
CalcGlase que los nazis utili.
aaron cerca de 100 cazas. En- los
dltimos cuatro dias Ell enemigO ha
perdido 1O9 maquinas.
Cretona fu& atacada tambien.
ell sabado, por "Liberadores" '
"Halifaxes''.
Los bimotores "Marauders'i
fuerOn aeOmpahados pOr los nue.
vos aviones ASS.
Roma anuncia ell derribO, en- Sa-
lerno, de Is de los aviones alta
cantes.
La gaceta., 1943-08-23
VARIAS
FABRICAS DE P~RoDUCToS.
QUIMICoS

Londres, agOsto 23.- La Raj
bombardeO durante la noche las
fabricas de prOductos quimicos de
Leverkusen, a seis millas de Colo
MIA, pOr Ell norte.
TOneladas de Dombas Sc arroja-
jaron en- Dusseldorf, en- ell terrific
rio del Rhin, Y la aviaci6n BRITAIN
ca perdi6 IL cazas Y varios bonn
barderOs.
Las nubes impidieron Observar
bien los resultados...
AeroplanOs alemanes atacarOn
a East Anglia y ~poblaciOnes del
sur de IngRaterra.
La gaceta., 1943-08-23
LOS hIADoS Sc APoDERA'
RON DE UNA Iona

Melbourne, agosto a. Las
tropas aliadas Sc apoderaron aver
de una Iona que DONNA Ell aero
dromo de Salamaua, en- la Nueva
Guinea, y presionan al enemigo,
que esta en- retirada.
En- la parte central de las Salo-
mon LAS fuerzas americans de la
isla Baanga capturaron los cahO-
mes japOneses que habian estado
bombardeandO a Munda, en- la isla
de Nueva Georgia.
Ell jueves las trOpas americanas
y australians Sc apoderarOn de
Ia aldea de Komiatum, a cinco
millas y media de la base del enc
migo.
AparatOs bimotores atacaron a
Dill, en- la costa norte de Timor,
produciendo las bombas varios
incendiOs.
La gaceta., 1943-08-23
Green los falangistas
que los fascistas
no haran ~resistencia

Madrid, agosto 23.-Las noticias
llegadas de Roma indican que los
italianos no haran resistencia a Ia
invasion de su territorio por los
aliadOs; pero que las divisiOnes
alemanas 81 resistiran. Los italia
nos saben que seria muy peligrOsO
para ellos volver sus armas contra
los nazis.
Espera Italia la ofensiva Ala
da.
La gaceta., 1943-08-23
REPULSADOS LOS
jan

Chungking, agOStO :"
o p chinas rechaI'i',
acometidas del enemlg0a
rio Amarillo, en- Ia Prov
Honan, matando a nall'i'
poneses, dice una n'a !
mando. u.s
En- la provincial de V'''
les arrebato a los nlpol ,,
dea y una gran cantid''
rial de guerra.
Los chinos atacar0n :, .
to al sur de Nanchal H., !.
de la provincial De u.s.
agreeable exitO'
La gaceta., 1943-08-23
Los A~LEM4xD,
Wiene deh'

-, Wiene de /
FL mando rpso
mes estrattgica,
:, Sryansk en- las n
ia Staraya Russ,
suroeste de Iaiao
oien enterados st.
clon de mayor eOr.
li1ara en- ell sr,.
Izyum.
Las prObabiHdads
rrOta decisiva De h
hOra' han disninpS
son memories que H.
mas.
Possible es que d
to desde Izyum IoO,
efectos de los conh,r
~ que una situach
quede establecida en-
y Poltava.
Russia insiste, q caou
batalla que libra, en-
dos abran un segundo
Oeste de Europa.
Aliada retiraria del
ticO numerOsas divhm
La intenci6n apapa
do rojo es llegar al
este modO cortar Ia rvsr
fuerzas alemanas en-
del Donetz.
| "Estrella ROja" rsvt
macion de que Ell ejtrdt
cOmbatiendO frente
mes alemanas y que sn
to de Europa Ell enens
ne 81.
LA disposition De d
nazis de reserva clarn
ba que ell EstadO Mayor
espera operaciOnes en-
yor, en- este OtOhO pa
los Aliados. TOda 81 d
halla concentrate en- las
mes contra ell ejercin ui
bora lleva sObre sus hz
mo hace dos amos, Ia caE
pal de la lucha cOntr'
zas alemanas.
En- las OperaciOnes a
de organs, las trOpa' 7
p~oderaron de Dednal
Kalinino, OvsOrOsk, g
S~ukremanye, NicOlaycV
fsky-Z avod y variaS est
%ferrocarril,
Evening star., 1943-04-25
WOMEN

We can place three more de-
Tense, Government or other
workers who have three or more
hours a day. Good pay. See
employment manager, 8 to II
am, 513 K st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-04-25

YOUNG LADY for responsible Job n large
| boarding house: prefer graduate of home
economies; afe 25 to 35, who can type and and
take easy dictation can meet and like
young people and is interested in all phases
OF food operation and in Advancement. Re-
ouires living on premises. Write or phone
swing education. work, and salary expert
ence. Mr.. Wesley, 1926 21st st, NV. North
5000 or North 96O4
Evening star., 1943-04-25
COUNTER GIRLS

sSEAMSTRESS-Good steady
position for work on mems
clothing. Apply Mr.. Miller,
D. ]. Kaufman, Inc, zoos
Penna. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1943-04-25
HELP WOMEN.

HELP WOMEN.
CLERKS AND CASHIERS,
will consider women who
have been out of business for
years; good salary and hours.
Box BOAR, Star.
SHIRT UNIT OPERATORS
needed, also shirt finishers;
top wages paid. S. & w.
Laundry, 800 Upshur st. NV.
HOSIERY SALESLADY, a
fine opportunity for a per-
manent position, with good
hours and earnings previous
experience not required. Ap-
ply to HAHN'S MEMS SHOE
SHOP, 18th and G sts. NV.
Evening star., 1943-04-25
HELP W0AAEN-

yss' e sss 5sasd cesa Pq
salary. rs.urn ,os Soasa pan for
and plain cooiins required. The proper
exc Wrss fSl aeeas m as e hsalh
rsffn x pe sqa
Boz p. 4oe9 Benz. Franklin sta. NV. wash
WoMAs a esesl white ts assist IS counter in
Star Cafeteria. Star Bldg, 11th at Pa.
sna sTf|o,5i shssissi SCENES; to eSepsEs sho5t
home or in our once. Box 2s9-L. Star.
xoYSg hADx for general Sce work in
have knowledge of tipping. 51a--day week,
s.hour day. Liberal salary. Box 22-R,
YOUNG LADY for responsible Job H large
boarding house; prefer graduate of home
easy az Il to So Can % sn y9e IKE IKE
young people and is interested in all phases
OF food operation and in advancement. Re-
swing education. work, and salary expert
s Mr M N0rfb MsSeS Ssd4 1925 2lst St NV North
YoyNg W.. IADY e1DerlsPced in coptTaets
sa Must Ss sassa
youNG LADY to assist in doetors 9ce
s:so pm. i7ss St Anc NV, GseN4 No s4 -lu
YOUNG WOMAN white, intelligent, in
GOOD hom safg f Taye sox
AIR, star
YOUNG WOMAN. interested in meeting
people for a reception desk IN National
asnt employment; sociabls working cor. con,
asSns sh We e app
eation giving age; business si experience nn,,9 or
men Box reSoRs 4sseR star s Tor an appoint
sertments %a nnt sirthdsy: 'f AIi;oeeasion cards.
Wbs for cs1d samne gle
asSH, AL white HoHss Plains. al 81 ". oNlN w.
EASY MONEY DAILY: Take orders sen;
aS szat SsHss sSs e
sppToysl. Special ,ofter,, Elmira Greeting
IMMEDIATE OPENING for head dititian;
100-R, Star.
WOMAN with personality. to meet the
public in person or by. phone. Receptionist,
sfbbs sirable =, diened position with
excellent postwar future. Complete train
ing for career in 4s,IEssr-0ld AIso business
wSaan eeea typ sA gen M s.Rsfs2ss ~f2 os
st. NV.
Fifth Fifth ave-. Us1 New YORK f Arm desires Wom-
sss Aays5tssa nod Xesqs WIs ior
sample book. Modern Manner. 315 Fifth
ave. New York.
Bar Checker. Call DI. 1926.
LIGHT !" SIN. * Sr'RsaS FxpERHENcEb MHH 1To ONLY
APPLY aEXEcUT1VEE, PFARMAcY, !, R;
Girl for Soda Fountain,
81 wk. Continental Pharmacy 422 North
BOOKKEEPER.
slendd ses Mr.
R. Mars. Inc, 410 lst st: Sc.
STENOGRAPHER.
m b gse MI ksmn 1aT capable r. Mars
Inc, 40 1st st. Sc. ----
CLERK K-TYPIST.
Splendid opening for. capable person
sssas Msls 1s Rsst13o o ,t A2Ply e Mr.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR,
Experienced, Matured.
Apply Managers Once,
LA SALE APIS,
1923 CONN. AVE.
10 GIRLS
For general office work In portrait studio:
no tipping required. Goldcraft Portraits,
7l6 18th st. NV. -------
CAFETERIA WORK.
Girls (colored) for part or full time bus
ing. steam table or kitchen work. Closed
Sundays. Collier Inn. 1907 Columbia rd
Sth And Cal ri
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Tries TO Restore
Mothers Health
War Problem Clinic

War Problem Clinic.
My mother is I'll and she worries
mo very much She Is 50 Years
old and Al that time of life where
She Is uncertain what she wants
10 do. So | suggested farm work
10 her because she likes 10 be out.
side doing things and she cant
very well work IN factory or
store because Of veinous Condi.
ton IN one leg so that she can
stand on her feet all day.
She is a very willing person and
a very likable one and | would
like to help her win her fight 10 he
healthy and well again.
/ have sister. "a. who left my
mother because she couldn't stand
her ways. ! think she did wrong
right now when mother needs her
most. You see I'm married and
have = small apartment and also
am working
Ny dad is trying 10 do All he
can for her but II Just doesn't help
her and We arc AZ 2 loss what ~
do. The way u seems. we are 20.
lng 70 lose her and that's what
don't want
So If YOU can help me- with this
farm work business I think #
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Woman Worried
BY Siepdaughisr

War Problem Clinic:
have been married 10 years toI
a man who has two chlldren-a
boy Il and a girl is. When I
married him l knew I would have
20 raise the boy. which / have
done I feel I have done a pretty
good Job. as the boy rs now work
inc IN war plant belongs 20 tho
home guards and viii soon he M
Quoted into the army
When the girl was Is. She left
the uncle who had raised her and
came 10 live with us. without ask
ing II she could come She was a
total stranger 10 me, as I had seen
her only twice She has been with
Us SIX months, and has caused
quite bit Of confusion between
my husband and me
Now ! want 10 work in war
plant or Join the WAACS and turn
the house over 10 her. but my hus-
band doesn't want me 10. ! am
80 years old and in fairly good
health
We have nice home and I have
sacrificed a lot 10 have il. My
husband says the girl won't take
care Of a home as she hasn't been
taught 10 do very much. She is
IN the eleventh grade AZ school. IS
quite a Spendthrift. and wants 10
60 out all the time.
My husband is a factory worker
and a good man / see his side
Of the problem, but I have myself
10 consider also, and I'm not happy
al all the way things are now.
Do you think ! would be doing
wrong in asking him 10 let her
20 into some good private home
where woman needs a helper
and let her earn her own way. or
should ] give up my home and get
out and do something?
MRS. +. j. {.
Dear Mrs. r. !. C.:
You can do no better service
10 your country than to devote
yourself 10 making happy
home for your husband and his
daughter. Your stepdaughter
needs . mothers care and direc-
ton. and IL YOU do not provide
for her there is no one 10 whom
she can turn.
You should not ask her Ia look
elsewhere for home until YOU
are certain you have played the
part Of true mother to her and
have won her cooperation. Evil
IDENTIFY your success will depend
on gaining her confidence and
good will. This she will give YOU
only when she realizes your
deep. unselfish interest In her
welfare.
You can do your part in the
war effort nv taking part In
various civilian activities for the |
benefit 81 the men In service.
REV. JOSEPH y. FOLEY. &. j.,
student counselor, University 7
of Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07

Petty MISUNDERSTANDING which
ror,s between 2 s'ep~0tAsr and
stsr5suUFter -''er can 'e77 'o
,sr.eus enough complications '0
freak Up q horne
Because ~ trs o'rer unnatural
rhsrsctsr ~ Sgr- a relationship
70 hehoovss both psrue, 20 extend
greater than norma. effort
'ova-s building u7 real affection
To-Day THE WAR PROBLEM
CLINIC is faced with worries az
ere such ste7mo,rcr who feels
either she or her Stcpcauchter
hcu'd leave tr0 home 20 prevent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
Clinic: Woman Given Advice Handling Stepdaughter

narily he homes for old people,
and u this is what you have In
mind with reference 10 farm
work, or farm placement, you
m & h I contact the Council of
Social Agencies, 81 w. Warren
avenue, and they can advise you
concerning possible institutions
Of this kind which are not men
tai hospitals.
DIR. ROBERT q. FOSTER. in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07

would he lust The thing Tor her
Something that wouldn't be Zoo
hard hut keep her busy We
don't want her to 60 10 "a mental
hospital or any kind Of hospital
SO please help me
MRS. !. !. Il.
Dear Mrs. =. J. n:
doubt IL farm work would
he suitable for your mother. he
cause In most WAYS n j. inst