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Evening star., 1944-09-09

0AA1k WILL SILK.
This will be the last meeting this
season.
The Gamma Sigma Glass of Fran
els AsRury Methodist Church
joined the Organized Bible Class
Association. Mrs. George Miles Is
teacher; Mrs. Myrtle Jones, presi-
dent; Mrs. Hilda Titcomb, vice pres
ident; Mrs. Dorothy Ewin, secretary;
Mrs. Dewey Gibson, treasurer, and
Mrs. Jones delegate to the associa-
ton.
Miss Elsie Green has returned
from vacation and will teach the
Florence M. Brown Glass of CAL
vary Baptist Church tomorrow.
The Eldbrooke Mems Glass of
Eldbrooke Methodist Church will re-
sumo activities tomorrow. The Rev.
Paul Harris, pastor, will teach.
Mrs. Gertrude z. Mcdonald will be
guest speaker at the Covenant Sum-
mer Bible Glass at First
Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
The Temple Baptist Mems Class
will have the Rev. John G. Rum
bley as guest teacher tomorrow.
The Susanna Wesley Glass of
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church will hold a tea this after
noon at the home of Mary McRae.
The Jaynes Glass elected Miss
Jessie May Seward, president; Mrs.
Mary Thomas, vice president; Mrs.
Lillian S. Selecman, secretary; Miss
Mildred I. Black, assistant; Mrs.
Martha Wiebusch, treasurer, and
Mrs. Lula Tysinger, assistant.
The Fellow Workers Glass elected
DR.. H. H. Chapman, president; Miss
Irma Kile, vice president; Mrs. Hazel
McMurray, second vice president;
Mrs. w. D. Rogers, secretary; Mrs.
C. c. Lake. assistant; DIR. John
Tyner, treasurer.
The Rainbow Glass will hold a
social at S pm. Wednesday and the
winning team will be entertained by
the losing team in the attendance
campaign.
The Phi Gamma Kappa Glass will
hold a special prayer service tomor-
row morning for men in the service.
The business meeting will be held
Tuesday evening.
Judge j. r. Mitchell will be the
guest teacher'of the Sparkman Glass
of Hamline Methodist Church to-
morrow.
The Box Bible Glass of Emory
Methodist Church will hold a busi-
ness meeting at 8 pm. Tuesday.
Inspector Milton D. Smith an
nounces that the Harrison Bible
Glass of Congress Street Methodist
Church will reopen tomorrow and
Wall Doxey, sergeant at arms of the
Senate, will be the guest speaker.
Evening star., 1944-09-09

Inspector Milton D. Smith an
nounces that the Harrison Bible
Glass of Congress Street Methodist
Church will reopen tomorrow and
Wall Doxey, sergeant at arms of the
Senate, will be the guest speaker.
Evening star., 1944-09-09

The Box Bible Glass of Emory
Methodist Church will hold a bust
ness meeting at 8 pm. Tuesday.
Evening star., 1944-09-09

Judge j. R. Mitchell will be the
guest teacher'of the Sparkman Glass
of Hamline Methodist Church to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1944-09-09

The Phi Gamma Kappa Glass will
hold a special prayer service tomor-
row morning for men in the service
The business meeting will be held
Tuesday evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
u. Nj. Group
To Give ga

THE DETROIT ASSOCIA-
TON Of University of Michigan
Women will give It's annual
membership tea from 3 10 6
p m. Friday al the Detroit In
Sutute Of Arts.
Mrs. Stuart Bats will pour
and assisting her will be Mrs.
w. w. Whitehouse, Mrs. Clare
Sanders. Miss Mary Farnsworth.
Mrs. William Brown and Miss
Clarissa Vyn.
A gallery talk on the Thorne
miniature rooms and the Car
negie art appreciation exhibition
Will follow the tea.
Mrs. Alexander Ruthven, Dean
Alice Lloyd and Mrs. Lucille
Conger Will come in from Ann
Arbor to attend the tea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
Wedding Set Smith Club
For Saturday To Hear Talk

TIE SMITH COLLEGE
CLUB will attend the World
Adventure Series AT the Detroit
Institute of Arts Sunday after
noon.
Miss Jocclyn Crane. graduate
Of Smith College. will speak on
Jungle Rainbow" and show
Colored movies.
a subscription buffet supper
will follow al tho Wardell
Sheraton Among those having
reservations are Mr.. and Mrs.
George Pierrot, Mr., and Mrs
Robert r. Rains. Mrs Ockford
Keller and daughter. Miss Nlr-
ginia Keller; Miss Elizabeth
Smith. Miss Margaret Swami.
Mrs Carl Cram and Mrs.
Holmes Martin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
June Weller
Is Engaged

Mr.. AND MRS. HERBERT
T. WELLER Of Birmingham
announce tho engagement OF
their daughter. Woman 3 c
June Taylor Weller Of the
WAVES 10 Ensign Jon Brandon
Jolly. USNR. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter B, Jolly Of Taylors-
Vile. Ga.
The bride elect is stationed
in Atlanta
Ensign Weller is an electrical
engineer. and was graduated
from Georgia School OF Tech
nology. where he was affiliated
with ri Kappa Alpha fraternity.
lie is now stationed IN New
London, Conn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09

MISS DORIS SCHILAWSKE,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs VIII
liam Schilawske. will become
the bride Saturday OF Marine
MT Sgt. Earl X. Cram. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cram
The wedding will take place
in the Bethlehem Luth era n
Church. The Rev. Paul Gold
will officiatc.
Mrs. Roy Smith. sister Of the
bride elect Will hn-the- matfan
of honor, and tho bridesmaids
will be Miss Lorraine Cram, sis
ter of the bridcCroom-to-be, and
Miss Mary Reilly
Marine MT Sgt Bruce
Brown will be the best man
and Marine Sgt Robert 3.
Warner and Mural Glooman
will scat the guests.
The ScrNiCcmcn- in the we'd
ding party have all served to-
gethcr in the South Pacific.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
Six Stores Join Chain

NEW YORK, Nov. Six de-
partmcnt stores have Joined the
Macy-Nay organization known as
the Affiliated Retailers, Inc The
now member stores are Carson.
Piric. Scott e. Co. Of Chicago:
Kaufman Department Stores.
Inc. Of Pittsburgh; PogueS, Of
Cincinnati: Ed SchuSert e. Co,
Inc. Of Milwaukee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
Appointment Told at Tea

THE ANNOUNCEMENT Of Mrs, Boyer's appointment was
yesterday the OF the chapter mouse
in T. jefferson avenue . O Mrs Pattcn
DOTTED her Red Cross uniform for the
IN a black wool suit dress with neck
Of turquoise satin ribbon and becoming
black hat with matching blue trimming IN front
telling her that she deserved her new honorS
she Mrs Patterns chief assistant for several years
all her days AT The foreign inquiry service
office
But tho time enNlcd her the ucnend
q task she has assumed
Gackc will be assistant director of tho foreign
inquiry and Mary Buckley Will be assistant director
o prisoner Of war service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
Richard Chapman
Home on Leave

1T. RICHARD CHAPMAN
Of the army air forces, who has
been stationed in Fl. Worth,
Tex, is spending a brief leave
with his wife and parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Dewitt Chapman Of
Seward avenue before leaving
for the West Coast, where he
will be stationed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
Rail Fioh+s ICC Plan

WASHINGTON. Nov. S-Ohiec-
tons Of the 81. LOuS-San Fran
cisco Railway 10 a plan of reor-
Canization reported by tho l. c. c.
in July. 1914. have hccn filed in
the federal court al ST. Louis by
the debtor COMPANY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
Knapp Drama
At Players

BERTHA BRIGHT KNAPP,
playwright and producer Of the
three-act comedy, Party Line
10 be presented by the Fine
Arts Society tonight al the
Players Playhouse, viii have as
her guests Col and Mrs. Joseph
lexis. Capt. and Mrs. James
Darrell, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
King, Mr.. and Mrs. Rex White,
Mrs. Mary Ridley, Mrs Joseph
Kalec. Mrs. Lloyd Fast, Miss
Kathrine Keller, Mrs. vfan
Dolman and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
n. Richards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
Centeen Gay With Flowers

-CANTF;EN- with arrangements OF gorgeous
ChrySanthemumS in the autumn shades
On the pretty table gowed tall white ,aperS IN SILVER
thanking arrangement Of white chrNsanhemmS
Mrs J. DIVER KinnIcan Mrs Godfrey Tuttlc Mrs. J. r.
publicity director Mrs. R. G. Lambe and Mrs
Frank Patterson poured
Mrs John b Ford received with Mrs. Patton .
Among who good-hy 10 Mrs Fatten
Mrs Murphy. Wesson Scyburn, Mrs Phelps
Newberry William L. McCverin Mrs Ted Doyle, the for
Helene Nichols Mrs W. Bruce Howard Mrs Charles Nor
CANA and Miss Emma DinGer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09

Prior 10 going 10 Mt. Pleas
ant. he. was at naval training
station on Crosse lie e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
T lakes Job at Percy Jones

MRS JULIAN KNIFE . the former sis" lIgbie who
been aide local nos
pta .and many credit leaves net Sunday
Creek be nurses aide Percy Jones Hospital
Mrs Kinzes husband 1t Knzie is overseas
Butler Higbe invited few friends
Dutch treat party last night to hear the election returns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09

A. J. BERRAS manager Of the Detroit chapter of the Red
Cross. paid a fine tribute TO Mrs Pacn
think who well typifes the mother OF the
a does Mrs. Patten" he said.
Red the happes relations with the local
enjoyed ny organization it can he
thousands dollars
Mrs Paen has been the Key
n n building those relations
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
Pays Tribute TO Mrs. Patten

The prisoner Of war ScrNlce =.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
nm MdVI with
1 III ~ cS1ataa>se'7

MRS HAROLD RAYMOND BOYER is taking big job
the Red Cross and heavy responsibility as successor
who retiring director OF the foreign
inquiry prisoner Of services Of the local chapter
has been appointed 10 an important post
with tho United Nations Rehabilitation Administration
leaves Washington and the first Of the year
England where she will be given an assignment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
Return From Weddinq Trip

THE KNEELAND WELCHES have returned from their we'd
ding northern Michigan and are Keeping mouse IN an
apartment In Ann Arbor
The Mary Leigh Hughes will continue her studies
Ivan Ludngton A. S tUSNR1, who has been
AT MI Pleasant. has been transferred 10 Ann Arhor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-09
Skeletons Back From East

MRS OWEN R SHELTON and her daughter Ioycc are back
their home in Ridge road Crosse Ponte after holiday IN
New York, where they stayed at the Waldorf
Evening star., 1944-10-06
Continual Rainfall in Albania
Hondicops Tough Commondos

It's hard, unless you've seen It
to understand what this means to
these men. One day 1t stopped
raining for a few minutes and the
Isun came out. They took of their
jackets and stood around absorb
ing the warmth while their cloth
ing steamed.
Two minutes later it was pouring
again. The men got back into their
sodden jackets, and those lucky
enough to have gas capes put them
on, too-and they stood and shiv-
cred. One boy wept openly. tears
mingling with the rain on his face
1t had been raining this way for
days, and there was not one blessed
thing he could do about It.
Weather Cuts Air Support.
The weather has affected the sit
uation even more in that we've not
been able to count on the air sup
port we normally expect on Such ar
operation.
Roads are an unheard-of luxury
here. There's one rocky, twisted
track a few miles inland (mair
coastal highway, but it's no help
to supply officers, as 1t doesn't &C
near our positions. Moreover, it's
open to observation by the enemy
and to the fire from his guns.
The only way to get supplies from
the beach to our positions in the
hills is by mule. The path Is SC
rugged 1t takes q man five hours tC
Evening star., 1944-10-06

|go : miles. We have mules, but
can't get dry fodder for them
They're now too weak to work effec-
lively. The men are trying to feed
them Army biscuits, but they won't
beat enough Of this unaccustomed
food to do any good.
British Morale High.
The miracle OF the thing, Of
course, is that through 1t all these
superb British troops manage some
how to maintain that combination
of spiritual toughness and sense OF
humor which, when the chips are
down. decides the issues OF war
and which is known as morale.
AS q result Of their inability to
get dry and the enormous amount
of hard walking they must do, about
fifth of them are now suffering
from painful ailment called trench
foot, the same affliction suffered by
our troops In Italy last winter. But
spirits here are remarkably high.
Our presence has greatly discon-
certed the Germans, who, according
to prisoner Of war reports, didn't
know the British were here four
days after the initial landing. The
prisoners said it had been reported
to the local German command that
British were patrolling near the
German positions. but that the Ger
man commander had said they could
not be British and had sent in a
report to the effect that the pa
trolling was by Albanian Partisans
In British uniforms.
1t wasn't until the next day, when
our guns finally opened up. that the
Germans realized the British really
were in Albania.
Evening star., 1944-10-06
Dutch Premier Says kozis Using
Flood, Fumine to Ruin Country
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Oct. 6.-Premier Pieter
s. Gerbrandy of Holland said Ger
many was attempting to ruin his
country with a systematic plan Of
famine and flood, deportation and
destruction Infinitely worse than
anywhere else in Western Europe. .
The premier outlined Holland s
plight at press conference with a
plea mot for world pity, but for
understanding"
"The larger part of my country is
still under Germany's heel" he said.
The major Dutch cities, he added,
"are faced with the certainty that,
unless the Germans are expelled in
the immediate future, the available
food supplies will be exhausted be-
fore the month Is out"
Add to this the known German
preparations for still more extern
sive and disastrous flooding, the
systematic demolition of port in
stallations, power plants and indus
trial objects of every kind and the
Evening star., 1944-10-06
From Yesterdays Last Edition.J
BY NEWBOLD MOVES, Jr,
Star Staff CORRESPONDENCE.

&. 4
WITH BRITISH FORCES IN
ALBANIA, Oct. l Delayed) -
The operation being conducted
here on the Albanian mainland
is a strangely personal affair.
There aren't many Germans left
in this part of the world. There
aren't too many of us. We know
their guns intimately and by name.
They know ours. It's all very
chummy and very uncomfortable.
I am here with bunch of water
logged and very bedraggled Com
mandos sitting in the rainy hills
near the southern coastal town of
Sarande and harassing the Ger
mans as they withdraw from the
Island of Corfu and from the
south.
British troops have been here
nine days, and for the last week 1t
has trained steadily. I doubt the
troops in this war have attempted
to operate anywhere against tough
er conditions than those being met
here.
There's no shelter-nothing with
in miles that one could call house.
We've no tents. There's not even a
cave, or tree big enough to afford
protection. There are only wild,
thorny hills, and the rain.
Evening star., 1944-10-06

paralysis OF transport resulting
from the railway strike.
Then no doubt will be left about
the desperate plight of the 7,000, ,0Oo
men, women and children trapped
between the Rhine delta and the
sea and the burning and looting
German armies"
Foreign Minister E. H. Van Klef-
fens said the Germans had burned
to the ground the prosperous town
OF Berkel, between Rotterdam and
The Hague, as reprisal.
The diplomat estimated that 46
Evening star., 1944-10-06

per cent Of the country would be
flooded II the Germans destroyed
the dikes which Dutchmen erected
over hundreds Of years.
In Holland, where the highest
elevation is only 800 feet, this would
destroy the greater part OF industry
and agriculture for years.
Evening star., 1944-10-06

Gocbbcls called our Flying Fort
lresses Flying Conins." We need
more Of them over Germany. Let's
all back the attack. Buy more War
Bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25

EpNoRTH BLVD.-Lsrge room with
double twin beds, everything fur
nished, home privileges n desired
Telephone Tyler 5-3lfe
HoLCoMR WARREN - Comfortable
room for tNo girlsN convenient
transportation Plaza, 3i7s
HOWARD. 1888 Comfortable fur
nished room for one. two gentle
men excellent transportation.
MEYERS FENKELL Section - I509s
Monte Vista. lovely room. shower.
one or two gentlemen.
NEBRASKA. 2723. Boulevard Liver
nois section,/ attractive room. ga
ceileht transportation, Tyler s-ii0e.
ROOM for gentlemsni 3ia West
Grand Blvd Lafayette 1891
ST JEAN, 6079-C Comfortable room.
two girls Excellent transportation
Ivanhoe 6O57.
roam, couple - kitchen privileges.
lvanhoe 1891
vTNEWOOD, 67i3 tscoveD - Com
Portable sleeping room (whtel ;
convenient transportation. Tyler
7-5a23
WEEKLY rates SIS single. So double.
AbU'iHfntdi ftNlflf lou CpfNtts ne
tween Park and Cass. clifford 1873
COLORED-R Respectable sober work.
ing gentleman 10 share dormitory
also private room for two. twin beds
40 cooking. Trinity 2-oO3a after II
a. m. 10 II r. m.
COLORED Respectable gentleman "a
share large room. twin beds also
private room for single gentleman
must work days Trinity l54ss
COLORED Room for single gentle.
man. defense worker, homelike
excellent transportation. $50 Fred
eriok.
Pleasant room 10 share
refined working gentleman con.
venien, transportation. Tyler 5-50s7
cnLnREn--Alt -Feefn, -b@s,ttt-
ful home: excellent transportation
gentleman only Townsend ssl69
cOLoREP - Room. single refined
gen,leWan; Christian home. clair.
mount [~ar Trinity i-2os0
CoLofED Neatly furnished room
refined. single gentleman. excellent
tranfporiation. Tyler 5-o5li
CoLONEN Share large room. twiu
tedsf Ihned gentlemen. asa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
COLORED-1Oce DOWN

coLoREB GoODUl& es,minuer,
rms a NJ. Si,0nn. $500
down GOODWIN Income. i-3 n a
heat garage only $3.50 DOWN r
SiORiN TIP t-036S TY. f1li5
CuLORED IS co BLVD ) rms
furnace, 3 rafagcs Al condition
INN poss % Make offer
HALMAR $40 r Euny TR 2stit
COIORED 1871 Inverness mod s.
rms garage. $3.50 down TO
6-3ifi
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i-rp1m sin
gle good coscition splendid buy
Trinity 1882
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25

We Sold over Four Million Dollars
Worth of Homes Last YesL
PENNINGTON PRIV : .-ts3a5- trrn-
Mile) "a RedeCorated ready 70
move in beautiful T-room home
lovely neighhorhood close % school.
church and shopping price $40. 500,
-, oun down, terms on balance Dral
direct with owner VI ls500 be
fore s. DE- 1880 evenings sundays
PREVOsT--5 rms. new II. a. sthls
Harrison In l-l2SO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE

SAVE TiME-GAs TIRES
Phone for complete descriptive list
A FOL KERN NDEA istq
\PRiCE SLASH F. n BECAUSE
ONNEF ALREADY ~ ARMY
Dandy i-room homie, including COM
llcfe plumbing situated on large
lots, I block to school and shopping
center Price includes electric stove.
TOM price - SIS SIS gives immedi-
ate YpssesEiNn. balance ~ down pan
rrerf financed GEOSSNAN. 1872
= telegraph. between Michigan and
Van Born Dearborn 1888 or
Wa no q2n
scHoOICRhFT. mr. Eckles Rd., 2is
acs Si3S handles. bal easy New
man JOY cor Inkster Rd., RE. o3ss
or CHI 1850.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

ROULFVA EAST GRAND 1882
dodge Packardsl double 81 also
sleeping, men only
CLEAN light housekeeping rooms
couples single references. 1885
Miller road. Dearborn
LIGHT housekeeping basement room.
81 week 80 Edmund Place.
-f-ftt Mf5t TT wv CONVENIENT fV0
rooms, steam. refrigeration sober
employed couple adults
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
IN nl4n
Suburbon Reul Estate Tor Sale

NfMADN ~ UaVcmcff 30 INNS
from Detroit city limits 7-roum
brick hath E1s electric new FUR
race lUt 9QNiBG nice location
trlr'd So 200. NJ con down Finsree
1853 J. IS CARNFy 1922 CHAL-
NFES
Low DoWN PAYMENT COMBINED
WITH LOW MONTHLY PAY
NkNrs charming new modern bun
gainU With bath shower ana iuh !.
Nt65 GETS 4 DEED. 81 % monthly.
CROSS Man cor van Born and
WAYNE Roads 90 32023 Michigan Ave d,
Jus, west ~ Eloise MaLne -ei5Q or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
LOLA PARK DISTRICT
Mendota. nr. McNIch0ls
MFRCN TO e,sfs5
Pay $3.50 On, $50 Fer Mo.

y u NITIF = ~
jACkHhN COMPANY
1881 MICHIGAN WAYNE 1922
NtW modern home extra basement
with or Without furniture TWIN
brook lii3a
NEW ncuses 0nl, $3.50 dn RRUTON
REALTY co VI e-T2au
PLAINVtEW l220s Vacant. WIS
old S rms : bedrooms dinetfe
run basement - iot Fodfef ana
handicapped bus service owner must
sell IS 500 81 600 down. SOS mo
includes taxes CA 27Si
VICKsRt 1916 AZ Dexter Brick
~ top S spacious rms ard nook
fireplace Al condition. m and oui
priced Tor quick ssle
ELSA REALTY AND INVEST co
g2fT FORT vs. " it00
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
INCOME BUNGALOW

81 500 down and ssf 90 monthly
inCiGding taxes prese1, income $40.
0~n beautiful hFics 5rj income on
Kentucky 2car garage excellent
locsiion, immediate possession. We
h-7sGO
hannsn Real Estate Exchange lne
LEANDtR s840 8 doWn 4 40. q
-aaF safsFs So z6ft d7wn olive
fSpt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
1889 CHINE, $500 DOWN

3-family and baths. corner Hale:
; rooms each lower HAT vacant.
Home Farm Corp. FL $500.
PASADENA mr.. IAN. SO. gas not
Air, 2-csr gar; oak flo0fs and IN
lshi $1,000 fdn. Proulx, 4340 w.
NernorA La. h7si.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
BOARD AND ROOM

BOARD ann room Home cooking
All YOU can eat. Sli week 90
Parsons
COMFORTABLE room with hoard
for mother win child under four
working afternoon shin. In eA-
change Tor services TYLER 79o02
GIRLS Field, 4nse. near boulevard f.
home cooking three meals lunches
packed. excellent transportation 10
Packard's Hudson >. Budds. kriggs' T.
DAY or nghl Workers afternoon
shift Olive 66s5.
LYcASTE. Elsa -- Desirable room
two gentlemen. Near many plants
Murray 1904
QUIET rest home elderly ladies'
warm room. good meals Melr0se
Op2s
COLORED Respectable neat work
ing gentlemen share GOrmitorN
excellent transportation. Twinhrook
l-4I1s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
SCHAEEER RH
WAVERLY AVE.

large rms. hedrms steam ~ :.
quick possession, very good condition
Requires 81 500 down Mr. DaEner,
UN. 3770O, Hannah Real Estate
Exch Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-wEsr

BARGAIN-Nssr Michigan, Cadillac
Motors; modern 3 rooms, $500.
IafaNetta lQn7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
FEMALE HELP WANTED


Wy OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN
Typists. also clerks for general orfioe
work Fun time. in one Of De-
'rous finest buildings Apply per-
sonnet dept. $. $ KRESGE CO,
2124 Second avenue.
OFFICE lady. single 70 take orders
some secTefsrisl good voice S2A 10
So week meals furnished Hogarth
2es2 1895 Meyers Rd. Call after
= p m
OPPORTUNITIES In AR trsnsports-
ton for young women, ~ 10 80.
College desirable Apply 1910 Book
Ridg "A. m. 20 s 80 p m, FEB.
"a Is, 2s American Air Lines, Inc.
PACKERS
Girls. white Is and up; no experience
NECESSARY fot packing zee cream
bars ard mailing boxes. steady
work no lsyoffs 1927 Grand RIVER.
POSITIONS open for girls with
wholesale or retail drug store ex-
pgfItnte 40 holiday or sunday work
Connect now for a steady postwar
-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Rent Collector Attacked

New modern home Nth fun basement
AID TIE hstii5 SITUATED on rus iTn'g
near shopping center; $50 FfJ4L
2 DOWN PAYMENT no financing .
move right In Model open dails and
Supday Cor Annapolis and jim
na1y GROSSMAN. 3442 s Telegraph
between Michigan and Van Born.
lna hmm AhAh or MA.nn Aln
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25

VACANT LOTS FOR SALE

We sold over -Four MILLION pogs'
.tsr va f,--rs fsrs ..a.