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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-08
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS
FIRST RUN sHowTSGs

FIRST Run sH0wfsGs
Blue MOusE-Judy Garland In For
Me And Ny Gal" II IS. 3:lb. $40.
1000. also James Craig in Seven
Miles Prom Alcstrnx," 2;os, e;2o,
and $50.
RIALTO-Bing Crosby. Bob Hope and
Dorothy Lamour in Road to Nor
occo." lI:4o. 2.25. $40. 7:55 and
10 40. also Burgess Meredith and
Claire Trevor IN Street OF Chance"
ITO, 1855. 6 40 and Gas.
ROXY - Tyrone Power and Maureen
OHara in The Black Swan also
Dudes Are Pretty People
Music BOx-Bette Davis IN Now
Voyager," II 80. ASS. Gas, e55. also
Richard Travis and Julie Bishop IN
Buses Roar" i:45. SIS. s:46.
RIyI.RA-Bllly Lee IN War Dogs.
l2:3o, 800, 5.25, 7:55, 1925. also
Tim Holt In Riding The wind"
Il 80, 400, AS, eos. e;2e.
RETURN SHOWING
BEVERLY Ginger Rogers and Ray
Milland in The Major and the
Minor" also Leon Enrol In Deer,
Deer"
cAMEo-Roy Rogers In "Rioin' Down
The Canyon. slso Lloyd Nolan IN
just Oll bfDhuNhft
CAPIToL-Donna Reed and Dan
Daley. jr. IN Mickey. also FaSe
Emerson 10 Murder In me BIG
COMMUNITY - Ann Sheridan and
Dennis Morgan IN Wings For The
Eagle" also Disney Cartoon.
KAY STREET Moscow Strikes
Back also Bill Henry and sheiis
Ryan In Pardon NJ Stripes
Bsef also Lson Erroi sno Lups
veisz IN Mexican spitfire SEES A
PARK-"Mosoow Strikes Bach also
Elizaoeth BsrEnsE In Paris Call
PROCTOR - Robert Young and
Marsha Hunt in Joe smith. Amer
can" also United We stand
REALARI-Abbott and Costello IN
Pardon Ny sarong," also "For The
Common Defense.
q ip s. Men q Of Ts11" '''0 United
sHELL-Pst oBr<n and Evelyn
Keyes IN Plight Lieutenant,
also joe Z Brown IN Shut Ny Biz
sUNsET-oens Autry and smiley
Burnstts IL Cal % the Canyon. :
Phiilips IN DR. BFosdVay
manufacturers NacDonald and
Robert Young IN Cairo also I'd
Esrc O. Robinson n Larceny
Inc"
LIBERTY. Puyallup-geronic Lzke
sno Alan lad IN The GAS Keg..
also This e America
RIVIERA. SumHer-ChsTlie Mccarthy
II Here We Go Again, siso High
ways B. Night"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-08

n n UNUSUALLY ttNtu uff<ffnE
TIE struxuls over vster srd
water r,shss snvsisasls lssms n
: naturally Ard i<nd ~h>rs each
stream ~s< ,>aicssfy nusrs>d
forms tk> 1865 a The ps<fnre
which - its settia6 n No.
h<ziss during Ne nxntles.
Hell piass ne rsft - Gay
stewart - si<rt vcasx raneh>r
~hs fssn< with f<ils~ saitl<n<r
n ta<ir fisht AsAin~f cns n>nry
pezas. = srcoksd pfcmossr whe
haslds = GAN scross . suoantaIn
river. aad demands an cufrne<uuo
price for water N the valley besew.
hAry Douglas has NE pstn<lDal
Terminus role In the film. with nay
Wkltiey and t.es rtAnors~ Wnils
again east - HnIta loyal hs1dtse.
Eddie Drew has ths part a. the
faseslly promotsr. ara NJ cast Ia.
sisdss nseh ~sn-knowp playsrs -
rAf HcdgsnA kAss NarriaGtra.
Charles Phys. xrnls AAams.
Larry ntssrs asd nad osnrrns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-08

and that be true then also becomes the reason whs
Black Swan attraction 1t the Roxy theater IL indeed
: grand production.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-08

nivaFa kll1y llRen1o1 - No
nadio cffsrsnG. npv~nr1 Mocrns
We ~re1e - ur11lnn1 49,. -
kari naeIl an6 n1rl>m 0fon1 -
pafpd tt p<rp>a-C>ny.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-08
HoI|ywood's No. | Star
And Producer Is WAR

the stories sre about the var.
A glance down the Hollywood
shooting schedule shows ne
trend: Watch on the Rhine. =
They Were Expendshle. Cry
Havoc" Flight Surgeon stage
Door canteen." "Rstasn Patrol. .
Warmers has just finished ~Edse
Of Darkness" and now i filming
Ambassador Joseph y. Davies
book. Mission 10 Moscow Metre
lists a drama simply titled Rus
sia- for Grcta Carlo and Walter
ridgeon. Gregor ziemeris .'Educs=
ton for Death il before the Rko
cameras with "Hitlers Children
for a title.
At least 50 such pictures are in
some stage Of preparation IN Hol-
lywood. studio writers who are
not adapting books or plays are
busily scanning newspaper head
lines and whipping up topical
stories such as Swing shit Mai
sic" Private Miss Jones. Five
Graves to Cairo" and Alaska
Highway" Probably the high in
up-to-date drama viii be Repub-
lies Victory Fleet" extolling the
shipyard workers and eentenns
around Henry J. Kaiser. The
super-builder will not appear IN
the film but will approve the actor
who impersonates him.
MILITARY HORSE OPERA
Even the sagebrush thrillers are
taking on war backgrounds. In
Idaho" Roy Rogers will run
down a crooked gambling ring
that opens in his territory To
fleece defense workers IN q tung-
stem mine. A new chapter melo-
drama is called Tracking Killers
saboteurs" In his next adven-
ture, Tarzsn and his animal pals
wreck an axis expedition in the
jungle.
Over st the Disney mouse
and-duck factory. the Seven
Dwarfs are being lured out Of
retirement to star In good
neighbor movie called The Wing
ed scourre." about the fight
against malaria in the tropics.
Donald Duck il becoming q para
chute trooper. And the Gremlins
are going into action in another
cartoon.
ESCAPES THERE. TOO
Seekers of escapist entertain
ment may find quite a few war
free musicals and comedies on
the screen in 1913, but many such
pictures also will have training
camp and oamp-show back
grounds. All over Hollywood. re-
hearsal stages are resounding to
the thump of pianos. the shouts
and pleadings of directors. and
the shuffling and gathering Of
dancing girls.
Wartime federal censorship has
been slow in hitting Hollywood.
but it's here now. When the office
of war information established .
bureau here. its function was an
nounced az purely advisory. Of
fering aid and counsel on script
problems voluntarily submitted.
Now, all scenarios must be SUBJ
mitted 10 the owl. which scans
them for anything which might
be deemed harmful to the war
effort"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-08

For instance, 20th-Fox put
$500, 900 on the line for John
Steinbeck's book, THE Moon Is
Down" and Paramount shelled
out $3.50, 900 for the play. Lady
in the Dark" Neither sum includ-
ed the considerable cost of re-
writing the properties INTO film
able form.
Lacking balanced teams of es-
tablished players for sales-ap-
peal the studios are substituting
familiar stories for familiar faces.
The new formula itself is a SUBJ
stitute for the star system, which
depended on big names, costly
production and ballyhoo Today.
the story's the thing, and most of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-08

four volumes and a snort reporI
On fundamentals
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-08

Coming from the roth Century
fox lot and ecasting all the rlors-
eas color a. ncdsrn dsy tschns-
coler. this story a. the ence "a
nous Henry Morgan certainly f1lls
the hlli for those VINO wished g.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-08

- carried away from eurs~ni
problems % an era wn<n men.
particularly pirates. had 10 havs
thelr sitsrnins. az else.
fk> fesi.is< se~a n ~.
shrsllsrk stsfy y pisses -
Naareee o'neass. ssa . t~exh
.<<lksn<.t "a h. tse. Natter
sIis. sarA . sarn lives -
actisa. ard the charming trssA
-. Fus. sfsui 20 rs~ch go.
aaet which ma, have resulted
}. = hsa hFas<e ~ twe.
Being Tyrone Powers isst pc
ters for the durstlon. lilac }
swan should have proved Kocd
training for one who has east NJ
lot with the Marines In making
the picture. he has taken leave
nth Alkh honers n hs " spared
10 resume his career after th> wns
IL over. ne may well take VI
~hefs he left of.
TIE Photography h escep-
tisnai asd lsast ~kas miohs -
eapsetea 81 . modern serAnl-
osies psesiwrtIes n sh> haass
~ he tseu.sss's wsss ssps-
rse~esd P~vsssses. TIE yssas-
sssss WIN est n ~. and we
alhiimer~ wks selssh . ~ ~
Ksed reuxh-hcus~ 10 eur
screen fsrv Win md II sse II
the h~~t fiisns AZ Ne kisx ct
fer~d The movie fans this year.
On the same ball 10 . story 81
silk-stcchlnx ranch life. II Il
titled. Dudes Are Pretty People
and features Marjorie wccdwortl
and Jimmy Rosera
La gaceta., 1943-11-17

MOsCU, Nov. l7.-Las tropas
oiss ayanzan haeia ComsI y el
sndo ha ordenado y capture
II sssa importante base alema-
"a ztuada al este ael rio Dnie-
e. Ia ofensiva e. furioaa y los
.gdlos militares Green que IS eiu-
Id serk tomada dentro de POI
os dias.
Canaan terreno las diYisiones So
ttieas que Sc ap0yan en- 81 RIO
ok, Al norte de Gomel, naien-
s otras columnas atacan mas
"a De Ia ciudad. ensanchando So
lia por debaio de Reehitsa una
porsante poblaci6n ferfoviaria
It's miIlas b este De Il FROM
ra polaca.
Ia Ofensiva russ en- Il Ukra-
(Pasa a Ia Pagina Ultima)
La gaceta., 1943-11-17
Ell ENEMTCO
DE MACNICICAS BAHIAS
VARIAS BASES NAVALES


Hace poeos dias los alemanea,
utilizando pareeidos medios o.
eombate, eapt0raron IA isln de
Cos. 4 20 millas de Leroa, eehnp
do de ella a los aliados.
Con "a possession a. Il iaia dis-
pondra IL enemigo de exeelentes
bahlas, ineluyendo ID base de u
bahia Lakki y Il bahia profun-
de de Alinda en- II costa este,
d travta de las rutaa marillmae
del Dodccanese.
IA radio alemana dice Que Sc
hicleron 5000 prisioneroa 5000
ineleaes y 5000 ltnlianoa, y one
fpasn y Ii p6eiua Ulaimnl
La gaceta., 1943-11-17

LONDRES. Nov. 17.-Las tro-
pas invaaoras alemanas 81 apode-
raron dc Ia isla De Leros, IN 81
Dodecaneso, luego De fieros com.
bates y una firme r~esisteneia pOT
parte de los aliados.
Ia noticia aparece contenido
en- IN communicate del eitrcito.
Atacaron los alemanes l. isls
con una abrumadora fuerza De
aviaci6n y denembarcaron refuer.
EOS.
"Ces6 en- horas de Ii tarde q
resistencia organizada'.
La gaceta., 1943-11-17
os Padres Seran
Reclutad0s en-
Jldmo Tsrmino

WASHINGTON, Nov. lila
omission mixta del Senado y la
mara acOrdo aver que los pa
g sean reclutad0s p0r e ejer-
: despues de que 10 hayan si-
los %solteros v los hombres cal
aaos que no tengan hijos.
gfeese que Il medida sera apro-
.aaa definitivamente en- e dia
N lneves, De modo que nague
Este semana u despaeho del
leidente.
q grupo del senado decide
Ptar los puntos principles de
ley aprobada p0r III C6mara.
La gaceta., 1943-11-17

n z sala de IA funeraria de
j. ~ : Fernandez. Ell IL calle
] Mitchell, en- Tampa Heights.
a tendido Ell ead6ver de Don
ll0 Alvarez, 81 enlto y valien-
spuoleanO espanol que ! Ia
aaa De los humildes dedicars
nsiores amos De 81 vida
aaoehe sc le envolvi6 "a ID
- trieolOr az Ia RepdbHca
Z. Sla apOrtada por Is Junta
auisO haeer una ban5ers
N. s's pies d largo pero ~
Possible eneontrar teIa IS s.
nOehe De hoy il hartn
!. e honor Il ead6vs 81
lsPubheanos que forna.
del comit6 Del Frsuts
- directories = miem-
La gaceta., 1943-11-17

FORT MYERS, Nov. 17.-En
una bora de tempo Sc estrelIa-
ron aver dos bimotores del Ei6r-
cito, en- el aer6dromo de Bucking-
ham. p~erdiendo Ia vida 16 avia-
dores. 81 primer accidente ocu-
rri6 q las $50 de Ia mahana Y
81 segundo una bora mas tarde,
Los que presenciarOn el pri-
mer accidente aseguran que 81
aparato cay6 en una barrena, te-
niendo una altura de mil pies,
muriendo t0dos sus tripulantes.
(Pasa i ii P6eina ultima)
La gaceta., 1943-11-17

ei eaFso ~ Is semana pasada1 eI
general dimia6 seis veeea
tPara cue eerla neceaario te.
ne uR miniekse ar "a guerra u
|Ciraud ha g tencr name HIRE
EN- euahto S d'Figir rs operaei0.
.nea7a
Aos Fepree 4antes de tados
.Unidoe & InelaterBa aeenseian
que eifand s'ea Ga g maadof pe.
10 este inaIeke 81 retiraFse.
Enlotma el Eikreito Yngoesla-
y0 de Liberation que e. mariseal
alsmkn nommel utliza ahora nue.
pe dfg lones. M total de 1855 Q
homhrea. n Qae ~ eehado g igs
.patriokas de Peoiesac, eu u costa
del A6Eiktieo.
Adnite a retirada q sus uo
pas. ga al c~omnnieados a eener
rai Titoo. M Eie aumeata m
resionamiento en Dalmaea. Ma-
es8enis , b frontera bdlaga.
La gaceta., 1943-11-17

Algunos matoFistaa q la
compahia Tampa Electric 81
dselararen - huelsA en IA
maRana de hey.
Varies tranvias funeionan
en- eada linsa.
ser& un 3ia AZ grandan
molestias para loo ohrsros AZ
Is fkbricas de tabaeos y -
les astiueree.
Ienemea sntendido aa@ Toe
enplendoa pidan aunento AZ
sueldo y rseohoeimisnso g
Ia uni6n.
La gaceta., 1943-11-17

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La gaceta., 1943-11-17

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La gaceta., 1943-11-17
} . D

o Pero e quiero... X 70
D sabre esperar, come espe-
D ran inm6viles las playas
D u carieia del mar.
0
n
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-29
Jeffries Delays
B-Hour Week.
Program 2Days

Promising TO take the heat out
Of the issue so we can all handle
it" Mayor Jeffries today told
council he would submit his
recommendations on the contro'
versial 4S-hour work week for city
within the next two
days.
At public hearing in which he
expected TO make his stand on the
question, JeffrieS said he needed
more time to prepare his recon-
mendations.
81 want to present them I'm
writing with all figures In
cluded," he said.
Councilman ComStock explained
the issue Of the extended work
week reached such proportions
that the council thought il neceS.
sary TO consult further with tho
mayor without taking action.
I'VE didn't want 10 hand you
something that would he too
much for you To handle" Com
stock told Jeffries.
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-29
; NLRB Polls
Scheduled for
Edison and GIN

Dates Of three National Labor
Relations Board elections, two Of
them involving employees Of the
Detroit Edison Co. were an
nounced today by Frank II. Bowen,
NLRB director.
On April 9 production workers
AZ the Edison Company'S Connors
creek and Trenton Channel plants
will decide whether they wish 10
be represented by the Utility
Workers Organizing Committee
tCIO). Approximately 725 are
eligible 10 vote.
Plant protection employees OF the
Fisher Body division Of General
Motors Corp, Wednesday, Will
G. hooSe between AmalCamated
Plant Protection Local Id, JAW
Go. or no union.
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-29
700 ONurSeS
TPaimeeS
Wanted

A campaign to recruit state
quota of 100 student nurses for
June was begun by the Michigan
Nursing Council for War Service,
today.
Opening the campaign, Thelna
l. Scratch, executive secretary.
pointed out that war demands had
created a great gap in the ranks
of nurses.
She said 65,000 must be enrolled
in training courses this year If
the needs of the armed and civil
ian services are TO be met.
approximately 80 Michigan en-
liStceS Will receive basic courses
at Wayne University. Many schol-
arShipS are available.
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-29

Repairing
No Cinch

IF a service man keeps your
radio or electric toaster for a
week before it's fixed don't get
purple with rage =. he's probably
doing The best he can, according
TO Louis A. Williams, OPA price
specialist, whose job il is 10 ad-
minister ceiling prices on more
than Ga kinds of maintenance Serv-
ice.
Replacement parts for many
household appliances are almost
impossible to get" Williams says.
eff the service man has the
parts the army, navy or war
plants have taken his best me-
chanics. To top the situation
Oft, he must carry on his busi-
ness with only about so per
cent of the gasoline he formerly
used.
when your electric gadget
goes haywire put IL i'm your car
and take ID To the service man.
II it's too bulky TO carry, phone
the nearest repair man. It's inn
portant 10 get the nearest one
because most OF them start
charging the minute they leave
their shops"
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-29
Germany Reported
In State Of Siege

LONDON, March % QNS)--A
virtual state of siege has been pro-
claimed within Germany itself by
GeStapo Chieftain Himmler, Reu-
ters news agency reported today
in a Moscow dispatch.
The report, which quoted a
Geneva bulletin 10 TaSs, the Soviet
news agency, declared that all
traffic is prohibited after II D. m
and penalties for violation OF
blackout regulations have been IN
creased greatly.
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-29
Aide 10 Nelson Asks
Induction as Private

WASHINGTON, March % (UPy
Robert r. Nathan, chief eco-
nomic adviser 10 WPB chairman
Nelson, has asked TO be inducted
into the army as buck private.
Nathan. 81 a 6-foot-4-inch BACH
clor who weighs considerably over
200 pounds, was deferred for six
months last fall by his draft board
at the request of the WPB defer
ment committee.
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-29
Burned in Brooder Blast

Louis Bush. so. of 26020 Sher-
wood. Warren Township. Macomb
County. was in Saratoga Hospital
today suffering from burns as the
result of an explosion in a chicken
brooder. Three hundred fifty baby
chicks were burned 10 death.
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-29
WLB Orders Firm
To Sign Clio Contract

The regional WLB today ordered
the Clark Manufacturing Co. TO
sign a contract negotiated with
the UAW-CIO, Nov l, 1912, but
substituted a maintenanCe-of-mem-
bership clause for the unions de-
mand for a unions shop.
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-29
SAR 10 Hear Justice

The annual meeting of the Mich
igan Society Of the Sons Of the
American Revolution will be held
in Hotel Statler Saturday. Justice
George Bushnell of the state su-
preme court will speak.
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-29

becomes too flagrant, that is
another situation"
Crosse Pointe recently stretched
the ZOnlng ordinance a point al
the request of the board Of educa-
t4iesff, se-t-tt5tt1f, t1f,;--frv11E quarters Tor
teachers.
The zoning ordinance was voted
by the council IN 1927 following
public hearing. However. the prop
erty Is restricted by deed TO single
dwellings.
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-29
IT Million Lbs. Fat Saved

NEW YORK, March % (INS)-
Housewives, doing their bit tc
win the war, have saved u, 453, 2oC
pounds of cooking fats and greascs
in six months.
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-29
POinfe ROOIllins House
To Bring Court Battle

.Steelman at Packard's. clearing
$50 weekly, above all his deduc-
tionS. He works seven days a week
to do il and can find no time to
accompany his wife when She
-f1uuu-huHtSWTrh her TWO children
by StrectCar and bus.
Four small children are among
the II persons dwelling in the
house -MrS-Adans estimates that
the structure could accommodate
30 persons very comfortably.
Before renting the Crosse Pointe
mansion in August 1941, Mrs,
adams ran roominG houses in De-
troit. the last being at $40 Trow-
bridge.
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-29
SHARE LIVING ROOM

All share the living room and
library on The FIRST floor.
In two Instances. both the hus-
band and WIfc are war workers.
such DIS the case with Mr.. and
Mrs AiEl Brooks. who have con-
Ner'ed tho Wasfor kitchen pantry
and q maids bedroom INTO their
home.
They moved N Dec. is. two
weeks after }jl. and Mrs Aca
Mcconnell, also a war working
couple
Like Mrs Brooks Mrs McCon-
nell works az tho Hudson Motor
Car Co The NcConnells came here
from Bcrr.ea Center and were
.prospeunE until Mcconnell broke
. his lee Tcccr'iy. They plan tc
return % Berrcn Center the min
ute the war Ie over.
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-29
Co.
'EmpIoyes Get
Pay Boost

a hlarkot wage increase Of 81
Deents sn hour Tor the 21oo pro-
AUCTION ana maintenance en-
oloyes ot the Consumers Power
' bCompany vas appr1vcc To-Day by
~ri..he National War Labor Bolrd.
! The wage increase which comes
so1Vithln the board Little Steel
hulormula. is intended 20 correct
ts-finafadJuS'mentS resulting from the
iarise in tAe cost ot living and 10
Leduce in part The dlGerenual IN
is -ates paid Consumers employees
Grind those paid by other utilities,
thehe board stated
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-29
OFFERED BAIL

81 personally called the county
Jail Saturday night and offered
To 60 Mrs. Adams bail" Meder
said.
Justice Wick, who sentenced
Mrs. Adams, identified himself as
an attorney Tor thCater interests
Asked why he imposed a Jail
sentence, he said:
"She already had been given
n chance. Her case was up last
summer and ! adjourned il sew
eral times. stalling it. Finally,
dismissed II.
when j sentenced her, i fig
ured she would appeal and would
be out right away. As "A matter
OF fact, 1 made her bond low"
He pointed out that Mrs.
Adams case was the only one Of
its kind in Crosse Pointe and,
therefore, an ordinance change 10
permit rooming houses was not
justified,
~ ~ Vt = uUuNtS III NlF
street wanted 10 house war
workers that would he some
thing else again. have an oath
TO live up 10. I can't he IA hypo-
critic and say she didn't violate
the ordinance"
Mrs. Adams rents the huge
house for $50 month from Col
lateral Liquidation. Inc. She pays
another SIS monthly for the garage
for tenants cars.
Tenants pay her from $40 tc
$50 a month. have from two 10
four rooms, sometimes with cook
ing plates or stoves. sometimes
with kitchen privileges.
The house contains is bedrooms.
) baths, 7 lavatorieS and 5 sinks.
Some Of the housewives cook on a
community stove IN the basement.
and utilize the washers there.
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-29
HAVE TO HELP

but we have 10 help win
this war" smiled MIS-. NcCon-
I.
sIt'~-H Si1amr Crosse Pointe
is obiccting 10 this rooming
house" sad Mcconnell Before
we found this place we were
sleeping in an unfinished attic
at q relatives hume. There is no
reason for the community 10
complain against this house. You
can see for yourself how quiet
IL is"
From BemidN. MINI. cam,
Louis Monreuil 10 work in De
fro.t's war plants. lie found GUAR
'erS a. Mrs Adams roou.nl
house and sent for his wife. then
new born daughter and Carol. z
Before Nontreu.l was formerly
section hand. Now he is Z
Detroit evening times., 1943-03-29

sisl J Wilkinson is the home Of Henry
NOT 1. Sanger, president Of the Manu-
aresacturers' National Bank.
rear eIm- inclined 10 thiHk-~e
should utilize such buildings for
tanlwar workers" said Sanger. I'VE
landau know the housing situation
are is acute.
M. ne "In normal times, believe the
saridstructure should be torn down"
:, In NO DISTURBANCES
coot co.o None of the neighbors com
| unclaimed Of disturbances emanatinl
rofn the rooming house.
on Il 'sThis was the first I knew
stoclfhere was roOming house
and there" commented Frank p.
as isBook. 354 University place, ere
thessatpr of Washington boulevard.
forth S"I don't see why special con-
Reconsideration couldn't be given in
will these times of emerg gency.
the aStrange things happen these
for days"
fight When informed Of Mrs. Adams
all sentence he remarked that the
Tf,unishment was pretty tough
ouen Il have no complaint" said
pene neanother neighbor Mrs. O'Connor
tancGDodge. first wife of the late
and John Duval Dodge. I've been
maintoo busy with illness in my
Thfamily TO notice the house In
OF rquestion."
me @ WAR WORKER, TOO
ticuh Similar sentiments were voiced
haltey Mrs. Mason p. Rumney, whc
obstsves across the street from the
ally coming house. Rumney, Crosse
TRointeS mayor, is in California or
by business for the army air corps.
but 'My husband is a war worker.
literitoo," Mrs. Rumney said. MY
Thesdaughter, Barbara, organized the
of tired Cross Motor Corps and has
usua headed IL for three years. We
ever,ccrtainly feel We are patriotic
prov Americans"
Edward B. CaulkinS. next doc
Theighbor 10 the north, is II
tack Iorida.
feel Less than block away. also II
II HJniversity place. lives Albert +
Top Meder, who prosecuted the cas-
ful tgainst Mrs. Adams N juStic
the ourt. Neder is Crosse Point
usua'ity attorney. He pointed out that
or alike the mayor and council, h
self-s -
gas. Meder blamed Mrs. Adam,
only light on the fact She did not ar
munily for consideration throug
iated,roper channels.
cann' Mrs. Adams either should
are have petitioned for lifting of the
Dorestrictiou or she should have
taken the matter before the
~ WI council" he said.
VIII He added that the city father
= we're willing 10 close their eye
nul o the situation Il Mrs. Adams n
oooie e.tricted her tenants 10 w
his couples, one couple passing &
aretakerS
RI "Any home can have care
nftakers," Neder said when tho
Itfirst rooming house complaint
against her came mp last July
In we explained this 20 her.
Hn ANSWERS ADS
Nv "she agreed 10 that and wS
dismissed the complaint. Then
MAlearly this month. the police
ms learned she was answering ad.
Today vertisements Of persons seeking
hhe CO rooms.
Nilsson "We haven't any objection q
Dana reasonable breach Of the
NJ upy roning ordinance, but when II
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