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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-11

CAIRO, Feb 1.-THE Eighth
Army, on the move again after
short respite, has stormed 20
miles into southern Tunisia
along the coastal highway which
is Marshal Rommel's main line
of retreat and has engaged the
enemy near Ben Gardane. a
British communique said today.
The announcement disclosed a
swift advance of more than 80
miles from Gen. Sir Bernard l..
Montgomerys last announced
position at Pisida. where the
Eighth Army was reported in
action late last week.
While the full extent Of the
action near Ben Gardane was
not Immediately disclosed. the
bulletin spoke of sharp artillery
duels and it was presumed Rom
mels rearguards were putting
up stiff fight against Montgom-
See AFRICA-Page 10
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-11
Nation Warned
10 Exp pet Long
Casually Lists
Stimson Cites
lmminence of
Heavy Engagements

WASHINGTON. Feb. LIZ
The nation should get set for
heavy American casualties, per
haps in the very near future"
Secretary of War Stimson said
today in a discussion of develop
ing plans for driving the axis
from Africa.
The opposing armies in Tu-
nisia are moving into position,
he told d press conference, and
heavy fighting is in prospect.
This country is just beginning
to participate in major often
sive warfare, he said in his
mention of casualtiec.
Reviewing the wars progress,
and finding "a budget of good
news" for the United Nations in
the last week, the war secretary
noted that advanced elements
of the British 9th Army already
have crossed the Tunisian bor-
der in pursuit of the German
Africa Corps while in western
Tunisia British. American and
French troops are consolidating
their positions.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-11

Importiol CoveFegs
Of All loeol News
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-11

See TUG-Page 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Skates Honors
Go 10 Al Dinnnner

AL DINNER Is beating his gums
today telling the world he's going
TO be very much in the running
when the Detroit Times Gold and
Silver Skates Derby is held the
last weekend in this month.
The Crosse Pointe lad is Justly
proud because last night at Mack
Park he skated away with high
point honors in the senior mems
class. He won the 220 and $50,
finished up with 80 points to Jim
Thomson's so, Tommy Saunders
30 and Ted Oldenkamp's 20.
Thomson took the $50, the third
race held for men.
Bobby Snyder won intermediate
boys laurels with so, beating out
John Pavey, Howard Allison, Roy
Palazolla, Stanley Carr and Cor
don Hetu while Dick Ferrazzo
emerged victor over Bob Reault,
Mike Daterro. Dick. Thomas and
Jim Lyons in the Junior boys.
Russell Hunt won all three
starts in the Juvenile boys group
to beat Tommy Thomas and Ed
Chyz.
No races were held for girls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Slight Advantage

Not only will Hayes be the
equal of LaMotta in weight
he will have an advantage in
height and reach. Whether that
will mean anything against a
fighter as unorthodox as La
Motta is something else again.
They say--that is, Edgar's ad-
mirers-Jimmy Edgar could outI
hit Hayes. This writer thinks
so, too. But this writer also
believes Hayes 10 be a better
boxer than Edgar. an asset
which should not hurt Charley
tonight.
Whether or not Hayes can
stand off Jake's rusheS, We Will
be able 10 tell you better to-
night. Edgar did not box well
against Motta. Jimmys
friends since have said the
colored boy was not we'll that
night-that he still was suffer-
ing from the effects of a flu at
tack The writer doesn't know
about that
The writer does believe the
fight tonight will be a good one.
He knows both boys Will be try
inE-bott boys VIII give their
best and that's about all any
body can do.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Another Sonic Henie?

Tommy Emmett and James y
Norris arc co-managerS Of Melva
Block, attractive roller skating
figure champion out Of Detroit,
who will go 10 Hollywood next
week 10 make one picture a
short for one company and
take a screen test for M-G-M
The co-managerS have a 10
year contract with Miss Block.
now Is, which runs through 10
years after the young lady's
twenty-first birthday. Because
Of her beauty as we'll a. her
hrilhanCe on the rollers. Miss
Block is heralded a the Sonia
Henie Of the rollers and prcdlc-
tons are that she is sure-firc as
a hit in Hollywood.
incidentally. IL was the Norris
interest. owners OF Olympia and
the RED Wings. through Arthur
Writ. a canny Snowman. who
made possible la HenieS tnum-
plant ice tours The comblna-
tion-the Norris. Writ and
Fenie-alSo own an ice show
that has been running in New
York with great success for
more than TWO years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
tougher Opposition

In LaMotta. the Detroit lad
will face opposition definitely
much tougher than he has yet
experienced. be will meet a
rushing. aggressive windmill who
made Sugar Robinson run. took
down decision over Jimmy
Edgar and then topped off these
achievements with spectacular
triumph over Jackie Wilson,
widely heralded Negro from
California.
While tonights assignment OBJ
viously is a tough one for Hayes,
the boy. if he hoped TO 60 any
where in the ring, sometime had
10 meet the tough ones. Now is
the time-the acid test. This
writer thinks LaMotta will win.
If Hayes wins this scribe will
not be mad. There isn't nicer
or more deserving kid anywhere
than this same Hayes, And we
haven't anything against La
Motta
Hayes can win There have
been bigger upsets-nany of
them. LaMotta himself fooled
all Of the so-called experts when
he defeated Wilson Maybe
Charley will achieve such feat
in Olympia. We are reminded
that LaMotta had distinct
weight advantage over Wilson
which he will not enjoy in his
fight with Hayes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
SpOr
LEO, BOOKES
AGREE: LaMOTTA
PICKED TO WIN
By LEO MACDONELL

Charley Hayes has bcen grad
uatcd.
His schooling in fistianas
lower grades finished. The per
Sonable young middleweleht
moves into the upper classes To-
night when he takes on Jake
la Afotta IN Olympia Against
the New York nittSter. Hayes
GETS his DIG chance 10 see what
he can do against top-notch
competition
Boosting a fine boxing tech
nioue and a singing left hand,
HAYES carved out A brilliant
career in a comparatively few
wears. winning more than 80
fights in the amateurs and top
ping il off with IL wins out 81
II starts in the professional
ranks.
Young Hayes-he is only 20
next 10 Joe Louis. is regarded
AS the most sensational boy 10
be graduated from the amateurs
hereaboutS. AS a pro. he fought
them as they came. His OPP
ponentS were not setups. Neither
were they LaMottaS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
|Downey, Cooley
Star, Killed
Photo by Times stan Photographel

For the second time Cooley High
School is called on to mourn the
loss of star athlete. Sgt. Nor
man Downey, one OF the great
football players Of Cooley, was
killed in action in New Guinea, ac-
cording to word received by. his
widow. Mrs. Mary M. Downey of
Royal Oak. The other star athlete
lost was 1t. Duane T. Crosthwaite,
killed in a plane crash last winter.
Sergeant Downey was both a
halfback and center at Cooley. His
last year was in 1884 when he was
picked on the All City team. His
two younger brothers, Bill and
John, played football for Catholic
| Central.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
SPORT
SHORTS

Dearborn Navy basketball
team, with Charles Anet firing
Is points, including nine free
losses, trimmed Lawrence Tech
last night. $3.50, after losing
earlier this season. John
Cooney, al, and Paul Waner, 40,
outfielders released earlier this
week by Boston Braves. were
signed by Brooklyn Dodgers,
with Branch Hickey explaining,
1--WE have 10 protect ourselves
against a shortage of players"
Dodgers also sold Babe Dahl
gren TO Indianapolis.
Toronto Maple Leafs counted
5 and New York Rangers 4
goals in the last period AS Leafs
won, IA. last night in Toronto.
Chicago's Blackhawks raj
lied in the last three minutes 10
earn a A tie with Montreal
CanadienS at Chicago, Red Ham,
mil being the hero.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
BY GEORGE T.. VAN

He's called the greatest SWIM
mer ,in the world by all those
who have seen him. Even
Clarence Pinkston. who isn't
given TO eXaggeration. talks in
The superlatiVe about Bill Smith
and Saturday he'll be in Pinkys
pool over at the Detroit Athletic
Club for crack at another
world record.
Stories have been coming
back by word and print for
more than A year about the
swimming OF this 1S-year-old
Hawaiian boy, now a freshman
AT Ohio State. Boys like Andy
Clark and Tom Haynie, great
stars in their own right, came
home from the outdoor meet in
1911 raving about him. greatest
hing they had ever seen in the
water.
He didn't break records by the
fractions, he took of big chunks.
lie didn't go after the easy or
trick distances. He holds five
world records and all are al a
standard distance. They are the
90. 440-yard and 400 meter
indoor Swims. the 400 and 500
meter outdoor events. His times
are 2:07.7 for the 220: 4:3S.5 for
the 440 and 400 meters; 4:4l for
the 400 meter outdoor and 500
for the 800 meter outdoor.
The 190-pound Buckeye fresh
man should have some sort Of
sentimental attachment for De-
troit. His grandfather once lived
here. then went 10 the islands
= II~.sratsurz
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
By VI. r. DRUKENBRoD

Franklin Hills Country Club,
like other clubs, will be con-
fronted with a transportation
problem, but has no intention OF
"surrenderine. Instead. it is
going ahead with plans as If
nothing has happened, which. by
the way. haSnt-sS yet.
Franklin Hills officers have
taken such a sane view IL de-
serves special mention. Also, 1t s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23

typical OF attitude OF most clubs
which have been contacted.
Briefly, the club VIII start
with its course, the natural
place 10 start, and take other
problems. notably tranSporta-
ton. in stride as they present
themselves.
"Our club will keep its course
in playing condition as usual"
explains r. A. Atlas. a member
Of the board. with the course
ready, well keep, hoping that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Cent Somebody Agree !

Don Shubcck. 1927 Packard
street, Detroit. write
j believe YOU made a mistake
In saying Johnny GOttselie,
coach of the Chicago Black
hawks. was born in Odessa.
Russia. ! once read where he
was born in Odessa, SAskatche-
wan"
The National Hockey League
official rule book for 1870 says
Gottselig was born June "a
1906 in Odessa. Russia. A 1884
1885 book says nc was born in
Regina. Saskatchewan We. will
Continue our Investigations, Don.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Basketball Results

COLLEGE
Michigan 81, Romulus II.
Dearborn Navy 56. Lawrence Tech 50.
st. Mary (oL) 43. Highland Pk. J. c. ~
MaeAlester 4e. ST. John 81.
PROFESSIONAL
Chicago %, Sheboygan 40.
Newark as Montclair Teachers ~.
Panzer SO. Drew University 40.
Ky. Wesleyan Al, Georgetown ky u
Michigan Normal 81. Hillsdsle -.
Youngstown So, Bowling Green 50.
Kent state 50, John Carroll 81.
Charleston IL. Erskine 81.
St. Vincent IS. California (Pa) 90
Southwest Missouri Al Rolla Mines p.
Creighton 40, Drake 81.
Indiana State a., Central Indiana 80.
Olate Naval 81. Nebraska 81.
North Texas 81, s. F. Austin 40.
Baker So. ottawa IS.
Northwest State 81. Phillips 30.
HIGH SCHOOL
ST. Vincent 40. saered Heart 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
See $4,000 Gate
For B0Iden-SavoId Ga

CHICAGO, Jan. % GNS).--Lee
Savold of Paterson, N. j., and
Nate Bolden, Chicago Negro. had
top billing today in a 10-round
bout that will round out the all
heavyweight card at the Chicago
stadium tonight which is expected
10 draw an attendance of 5000
and a gate OF $4,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23

how he'll get 10 the club for an
occasional round il pleasure
driving isn't banned. He'll hook
up with Ave OF his golfing bud
dies with A cards on the share
a-ride plan.
Oakland Hills is another club
TO announce IL will 60 ahead as
usual in readying its course and
maintain il in playing shape.
Again the rest will be up 10
members-how they'll make the
trip
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23

Oakland Hills has commit
tee working on the matter Of
transportation. A bus runs from
Detroit to Lahser road on
Maple, about a half mile from
the clubhouse.
Naturally, the membership
hopes the route will be extended,
possibly to Telegraph road, so
the buses will pass the club
house. Patronage by caddies as
well as members will justify the
extension, Il Is pointed out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
BY LEO MACDONELL

Elmer tSlim) McClelland will
referee the bout between Charley
Hayes and Jake LaMotta, which
tops the fight card at Olympia to
night.
At the weighing in at the offices
OF John Hettche. chairman of the
state hoing commission. this after.
noon. Hayes tipped the scales al
15S pounds and LaMotta, 100.
LaMotta ruled an s TO 5 favorite
with the betting fraternity.
The bookies based their odds on
iLaMotta's victory over Jimmy
Edgar in his first showing in
Olympia and his sensational tri-
Iumph over Sgt. Jackie Wilson of
California in New York.
With heavy advance sale, the
gate is expected 10 run over $751;
900, perhaps as high as $2oeee,
which would he a record for recent
years. The Sugar Robinson and
Harvey Dubs fight in the same
ring last spring drew $4,000.
Besides reserved seats. 4 900
rush seats will 60 on sale at z
O'Clock. There will be five pre-
'liminary bouts. the first of which
will start at $50 o'clock.
Both boys were declared To be
at their peak for the contest, a
bout which means much TO both,
hut especially TO Hayes, who will
be facing what the boys in the
fistic trade call the "acid test"
While Hayes has had more than
100 fights. only IL of them were
in the pro ranks.
Thor neaSlraDnontS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23

members will find ways TO get
there and use IL.
I'VE hope TO have the club
house open, but that will depend
on conditions, the number Of
members able 10 reach the club.
One thing Is certain, though,
the course will be In condition.
Greens and fairways represent
huge fipancjat outIays and they
can't be neglected or they'd
soon be lost"
Atlas already has figured out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23

the national outdoor champion
ships sponsored by Fred Matthaei
at the Detroit Boat Club some
years ago.
Bill expects TO be on the Ohio
State varsity next year. He's
taking an engineering course.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23

Never saw snow. except In pic
lures, until this winter. He will
be the feature attraction at the
Father and Sons party at the
DAG. He expects 10 try for
Johnny Weissmuller's 200-yard
mark
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
aIIick, Klein on Mat

Leo Wallick and Louis Klein,
two rhythm boys of the mat, are
matched for the main event OF
Tuesdays wrestling card in Fair
view Gardens. In the semifinal
Flash" Gordon and Frank lie
Clemens will tangle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23

settled down. or settled down
and married native Hawaiian.
Bills father is a policeman. In
Hawaii Bill competed for the
Alexander Settlement House in
Maui. DetroiterS may remem-
Der this team as the winner Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
LdMottd 8 TO !
Choice 10 Beat
Hayes Tonight
Fastener, of 100.
Has 2-Pound Edge
on Detroit Rival
ToNIGHTs CARD

TONIGHT's CARD
Johnny Saputo, Detroit. Va. Leslie Jock
Flint. 4 rounds-122 pounds.
Emmett Grsr. Detroit, We. Kippy Dumas
Windsor, rounda-140 pounds.
Pete Mead. Grand Rapids, va Jsrr,
Peiro. Chicago, rounds-i43 pounds.
Tony Ross Detroit, VS.. Bill Grier
Detroit. rounds-145 pounds.
Walter Thomas New YORK vs. Phi
Musesto. Buffalo, 6 rounds-ie3 pounds.
Charley HAYES Detroit va Jake Ia
Motts, New York. 10 rounds-162 pounds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23
Hockey Standings

THURSDAYS RESULTS
DETROIT 3. Boston 2.
Toronto 7. New York 4
SATURDAYS GAMES
Chicago at Toronto.
New York AT Montreal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-23

Orlando, hotter. Douglas. Watson. Jen.
nings.
Boston ahernates - Schmidt. Gslingsr
Guidolin, Cain, Boyd, Chamberlain, Hol.
lett Shewchuck.
Referss-King Clancy Linesmen--Or
Vile Roulston and Douglas Young
FIRST PERIOD
1-Boston: Boil (Cowley- HoIletO. Sal,
Penaities-OrlAndo, Shewchuck.
SECOND PERIOD
.2-Detroit. Abel (WaresD, 6:36.
.3-Boston: Hollett (schmidO. s:45.
Penalties-Hollett Schmidt.
THIRD PERIOD
f-Detron: stewart (Bruneteau). 500
I5-Detroit Wares (orlando -Grosso), 1927
Penalties None
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

1 A BEAUTIFUL rug and upholstered fur
niture cleaning reuovatng. guaranteed,
insured Sx12 50. 81; cash and carry. 81 so.
Garfield Rug a Furniture Cleaners, Bass
fireman. Tyler 5-i50o
NORTHWESTERN Carpet Cleaning. 1913
CollingwOud Rugs cleaned, insured.
Telephone HOgarth 300
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
! ings IN the biz sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Where to Dine

EAT AT SHORES
1920 W. WARREN, Mr.. sCHAEFER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
COUPLE

CURTAIN sfretcher and washers wanted
steady COlOred. for night shift. Holly
wood Curtain. 3yl6 Id1 road
ELDERLY woman 10 care for two chill.
dren one months one 2 years mother
employed and alone. Townsend 1898
EXPERIENCED woman for general house,
work IN Bloomfield HIS district Two
adults; good wages. reverse charges phone
Birmingham q.
EXPERIENCED girl for homework. plain
cooking, no laundry. stay or 90. Hlghes,
wages University 2-sf76 1887 MuirIand
EXPERIENCED shirt hnisher Steady work
APPLY Campus Square Laundry. gu Ran.
do.ph.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24

GENERAL HOtSEWORK 49, No family
laundry, pleasant home stay or 20
h ghest wages. 1929 Webb Townsend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
FRED SANDERS

GIRL igh' housework assist with child
no laundry heavy cleaning az cooking
attractive room convenient location. kld.
Townsend s-63sl
GIRL o. middle axe for Homework. PLAN
COOKING Ftra-1-- F-HT nlsnrF- good homo 7
s2p Tuxedo 2.J3jf il5s Bedford
GIRLS or women for cafeteria culr, ~
WORK. no experience necessary. Apply
LII 4sz4aE-= Ea--ss4=4-lier =
GIRLS for soda fountain rxt~rignfe- mr.
necessary VIII train. Apply FOR Wayne
Pharmacy, @sVl Cars
GlRL-fof huuseWOrE rooms 30 ialn-
fr stay nights good paj. University
5-bSl3
GIRL or woman o- night coIorra 70 care
} tuF taoy only, $40, stay or -. Tyler
7-ssie.
GIRL Neat appearing no experience
! necessary 9a2 Hicniran Thes'er B!as
GIRL for gcsrrA small Washing o. cook
ing orr child private room. Tyler $500
GIRL-Lieht housrvurb. stay nights.
! good sa.ary Dawson ss7e.
HELP win conyaIesceut uprt housevork
: nome rishts NAalsoo s6sa
HOUSEWIFE SPECIAL part or flI-'irue
WORK h. nelchporhd.d. ihrpr hours oaiiy.
$500 first oay ~ own home. Write BOX
A 1886. Detroit Time
HoUsERORK--Cen experienced no
cooking pleasant home staF SIS.
1866 Pennington. University 1-s5S6
HOUsEwORK. general stay or 90 no
family washing M cooking must De-
dependable $50 Dawson s5js.
HOUSEKEEPER- Wr.te fsU cnargs for
WORKING coHrle. Four children 500 rel.
ereHcss Dawson 4I-s
HOCSEWORK- - EaI. .eGctd. DO ,oosta
own private bedroom. stay. So Jui-
verstr l-7ssf
HOUsEWOKK Regstls grJ fo- general
no cooslue stay SO n ssrth au05
HHFH
HOMEWORK 10 cooking 10 laune-, (:
so. ls65o Pennington Drive. UnNer-
sl'y i-h57l
hoUsEKEEPER ann care Of ls-mon,hs.
I'D hsn}, 81 week. stay nights. Dear
born J236
HoJ sstWoRk -coloret wes' EIDE bone
HoUsEWoRK hrh ,chool girl: t.aerv
lAcy. small hsi. no iaundry. University
2Isp0.
HOUsEwoKR reuers --r s.ndry sta,
nights private 80 Si1. tNiversry
3-52s2
RoUsFwoRK. stay or 20. good wages
STEADY. Ja}6 Commonwealth Tyler
i-Os77
HousENoRK Gere-al. IN couan. no
Laundry stay good WAGES rovsrst5
3.lk35
HOUSEwoRH experienced five DAYS So
and cartare, small home Townsend
s-3I3p.
.HOUsEN URK-No cooking good home
snsii family hirh wages. bonus Hoearth
g2-l
HOusEWORK small nat no LAUNDRY.
baby private room, SIS TO 5-S03s
LADY wanted for alienation and repair
worA Harrison Cleaners. Fifzroy o3gs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-24
Lumber, Building Materials
SMITH-ORR co.
SeOing Machines

BARGAIN Sale on seN1ng saachJnss. sinK-
erA- Whltes etc. Used In good C1ndltl0a.
Alp % up Qua. autfsd.
SEWING MACHINE EALEs 90.
1875 Broadway. n Grand River a asa
$3.50 Grand River az TrJmDgi tn. i.7s3e
Frre Estimates on Rspairs
w Will. Buy yDur used s.girs hsebins
for cash RA. D35s WHs Bswina
Mscnir, 60 12Op Lfbrary.
CONSULT To- ENLARGED Pea EJa's -.
mas in me tg sunday Tmss Nal a.
Section.
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CALL AT
ROOM 2-151
General Motors
Building


GENERAL HoUSEwoRK 49, No family
highest wages 1929 Webb Townsend
$500
GENERAL housework. experienced light
laundry no cooking. private room $50
month. HOgarth 4i2e. 1923 Buena Vista
GENERAL HoUsEwoRR-Ho laundry
small family; good salary stay nights
fiiuersl time OFF University -32ge
GENERAL homework and cooking: NO
laundry stay private room, bath $50
references, Niagara 1858.
GENERAL HOMEWORK - white. two
children: stay; private room, excellent
salary. Tuxedo 2-3454.
GENERAL HoUsEwORk-sm family
excellent wages stay private room.
Townsend s-i55il
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK and cooking
small family; private room and bah
Tuxedo 2-s5i7.
GENERAL homework stay nights No
Laundry 1915 Boston Blyd. Town
send s-2eT2
GENERAL-Nb washing no cooking stay
or 10. good salary. University 2-55s2
GIRLS and women for ciencaI work. axe
limit 1870 years. no experience neces
ssry High school education desirable.
We also have "A few openings for typists.
Transportation. Only those elslbls . s
employment under the War Manpower
Commission Sterilization plan need apply
No telephone inquiries
FERRY MORSE SEED CO
CORNER BRUSH AND MONROE
GIRLS WHITE. experienced. for soda
fountain luncheonette starting SALARY
so uniforms. meals furnished KAplan's
l21eo Fast jefferson
READ Times Want Ads for proht-use
them Tor results!
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-15

York. Cohina WrlGhtIr, who Is
expecting her baby next month
has been very sick with plomalne
POISONING; Nancy Coleman be
eame~- Mrs Whitney Belten or
Thursday Teresa Wright. vino
isn't improving as fast as her
friends would like 10 see her. is
now ON "a special diet given her by.
a dctitlan who was flown IN to
see nor.
Jane Wyatt has named the
twins NIIchaCt and Stephen, Eu-
gene O'Ncill is reported TO have
slipped INTO town very quietly o..
If me- is here ne hasn't yet seen
ms daughter Oona, Charlie Chap
Tu : bndc. Frances Langford has
b"cn offered three Broadway
rotCs. but doubt II She viii leave
the Bob Hope show the George
AIulphA- expect their baby any
minute andy Dcvno Will soon be
ON hl~ Way overseas. He's going
uu am entertainment mission, He
WAS at the box social gwen by
FIold~lc and Walter Lang and
some ono framed him with a ba>-
kct rbdt had last months leLty
overs
Airs Ray Midland won first
prize Tor the best boN and June
Havoc second prIlc, MaJ. Ben
Lyon who was at the party
says that June Havoc would be
perfect for the Marllyn Miller
role, Julie Bishop has been >uf-
lerlnC with an eye Infection.
That's all today See YOU to-
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