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Evening star., 1944-01-10

men, We realize that unions are here
to stay In America. To fight them
Is bad business"
Both the AFL president and Mr..
Johnston agreed on mutual desira-
hility Of labor management cooper
alton, need for lifting wartime con-
trolls for labor and industry at the
wars end, and on creation Of a
separate Federal agency to deal
with cutbacks in the war produc-
tion program and reconversion OF
war industries to peacetime manu-
factlre.
1T seems to me-" said Mr.. Green,
that the big danger in the imme-
diate process of cancellation Of war
contracts is that the Government
may not consult closely enough with
labor and industry"
Il think we can set lot Of fears
at rest" observed Mr.. Johnston,
if we can convince ourselves-and
the public-that industry and labor
are thinking along the same lines
and are even reaching areas OF
agreement on how to fulfill our
postwar responsibilities"
Evening star., 1944-01-10
First Group Commander
OF 9Th Air Force Lost
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
A UNITED STATES BOMBER
BASE, England, Jan. 10.-Col. VIII
liam A. Hatcher of Detroit, COM
mander of Flying Fortress group,
is missing from his 18th mission
over enemy territory. He was the
first group commander of the 9th
Air Force lost in action.
Col. Hatcher's ship was last seen
after it had completed It's bombing
run with two engines knocked out
of action.
On one of his previous missions
Col. Hatcher was the co-pilot of the
Foreress Eight Ball" on which Capt.
Clark Gable was a member of the
crew.
Col Hatcher is being succeeded by
Maj. Eugene Romig, Is, Fortress
veteran of Byesville, Ohio.
Evening star., 1944-01-10
Aluminium Official
Calls Excess Output
|Unpairiotic Waste
By the Associated Fress.

By the Associated Fress
A top offcial of the Aluminium
Co. OF America, explaining cutbacks
In Alcoa aluminium plants, declared
yesterday that excess production
would be an .unpatriotic waste of
both manpower and scarce fuel.
"A number of units" for making
aluminium have been closed down
by the company, I. w. Wilson. Alcoa
vice president in charge of produc-
ton, said in statement.
Other Developments.
There were these other develop
ments affecting an industry on
which the Government alone has
spent $500 000, 900 for new plants
and which now is producing far in
excess of military needs:
!. The War Production Board re-
portedly was preparing to announce
that currently planned decreases will
be closer to rs per cent than to the
40 per cent slash officially announced
last week.
2. Industry sources said the con-
templated cuts still would leave
a surplus of supply over demand for
the light metal, although structural
shifts from steel to aluminium in
some munitions are being studied.
3. Shutdown of about II lines,
both Government and privately
owned, were said to be planned, in
Guiding four halted by WPB last
week. Alcoa is closing five of the IL
lines at its plant in Alcoa, Tenn,
biggest in the country.
Estimate of Cut.
Such action would cut production
over 10000 900 pounds q year, or
about one-fourth of the country s
capacity. The Nation, however, has
never produced at capacity. -Four
west coast lines, finished last year
have never been brought into pro-
duction. At first they couldn't be
manned; later they remained idle
because Of the surplus.
The Wilson statement, declaring
continued overproduction seems
patiently inconsistent" with the cause
of Allied victory" when both coal
and manpower are scarce, followed
charges by the CIO Aluminium
Workers of America. The unions
president, N. j. Zonarich, asserted
Friday that the cutbacks were due
to "collusion to advance private in
terests" and were "depriving the
military forces and the civilian
population Of vital aluminium prod
ucts." 4
Mr.. Wilson remarked that "fur-
Evening star., 1944-01-10
Chicago Grain

=, CHICAGO, Jan. 10 QP-Deferred de-
liveries of wheat declined substantially to-
day with heavy proflt-takine, although the
May contract held arm with last Satur-
days close. At one time May wheat sold
at S1.73es. the new futures ceiling. but
weakness in other months soon unsettled
the nearby delivery
Selling in wheat and all other grains
increased In volume as the market drew
toward close. Losses Of a cent or more
were reslstered in all pits. Feed grains were
lower on pront-taking and an expansion
IN corn bookings to more than 200, 900
bushels The GOOD war news and in
couraged liauidation
Evening star., 1944-01-10
Eric Johnston Agrees
with Green on Unit
For Reconversion
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Organized labor and an employers
spokesman agreed yesterday that the
postwar world must bring greater
economic security for the people, but
labor apparently was split on how
much Of the job is up to the Gov
ernment.
In the first of a series of reports
on postwar planning, the Congress
of Industrial Organizations declared
that planning must be based on a
clear-cut recognition Of the respon-
sibility of the Federal Government
for securing and maintaining full
employment, production and con-
sumption"
But in radio discussion over the
NBC network, Eric Johnston, presi-
dent of the United States Chamber
of Commerce, agreed with state
ment by William Green, American
Federation OF Labor chief, that labor
and management cant look to any
one else-even the Governmental
do the job for us"
More Benefits Favored.
The report by the CIO Postwar
Planning Committee contended that
In addition to program of full en-
ployment, the peacetime period must
have greatly increased" social Sc
curity, old age assistance, medical
care and financial aid for war vet
erans.
Calling for immediate creation of
a Federal agency to plan for a
speedy and orderly transition to full
peacetime consumption, employment
and production, the CIO declared
that it should be headed by policy
board with representatives of agri-
culture, labor and business.
The unions, the report added, must
grow in strength to deal with such
problems as monopolies and to "op-
pose tendencies toward isolationism
and imperialism and the like"
Agree on Cooperation.
Declaring that he spoke for "the
great majority of American en-
ployers," Mr. Johnston assured Mr..
Green that "as practically business
Evening star., 1944-01-10
Chicago Produce

CHICAGO, Jan. 10 QP-Poultry live.
steady: cars, Is trucks: hens, %: Leg
springs 271a; Rocks, broiler. fryers,
springs, 2713: Leghorn chickens. 26H;
ROSTERS: 20; ducks, 25: geese %; turkeys,
Butter, hrm; receipts. 295,44s: % score
"A, Ala; 90 A. Al 90 B, 4OI.; 50 c,
sooA; cooking So, SO; centralized carlots
Egss, receipts. $500; top grades weak:
specials 1-2, 1914; "a, 3s: extras 10,
81: 81, 36: standards IA, 34H: current
receipts 33; dir.ies, 30 to 81; checks %
TO 30: pullet eggs. 90 TO "a
Evening star., 1944-01-10

ther reductions in operations, in
either Government-owned or pri-
vately-owned plants, will depend
upon the need for the metal and
whether war manpower require
ments, the coal situation or similar
problems indicate such curtailments
would be wise"
Evening star., 1944-01-10
Weather Report

District of Columbia-Fair, rather
cold this afternoon, lowest tempera-
ture tonight near % degrees; tomor-
row fair and warmer.
Virginia and Maryland-Fair and
continued cold tonight; tomorrow
fair and warmer.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
cloudy at Harpers Ferry. Poto-
mac muddy at Great Falls.
Report for Last "a Hours
Evening star., 1944-01-10
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Jan. 10 IP.-Cotton fu.
lures fuetuated irregularly today aftel
early strength. Activity ebbed as trader,
awaited developments incident to the re.
convening Of Congress and the reading OF
the Presidents message tomorrow
Upward revisions for grain price ceilings
and trade demand accounted for early
gains which were later erased under mill
ton in the South.
Late values were 8. cents a bale lower to
cents higher. March, 1880; May, 1857
and .NIlY 10 81
Evening star., 1944-01-10

kickoh Of the war Loan campaisn,
which will extend from January 10
to February Is, included Ted Gam
BILE, national director Of the Treas
ury's War Finance Committee, and
Gov. Henry r. Schricker Of Indiana.
Mr.. Gamble praised labor's con-
.tributions in providing financial
sinews to meet the staggering costs
Of war;" and reported nearly IT.
100000 workers were contributing
$3.50 900 900 each month for bonds.
Evening star., 1944-01-10
Money Market

NEW YORK, Jan. 10 R.-Cau money,
steady: l per cent prime commercial pa
per, ss per cent
Time loans steady; 6O-eO days, IA: As
months, "a per cent; bankers acceptances
UNCHANGED, 5000 days, h-i. per cent: 4
months ia per cent 5-e months, ss-
Rediscount rate New York Reserve Bank
lAl, H-1 per cent tA) u per cent on
Treasury paper of one year or shorter.
Longer maturities, | per cent.
Prices of wearing apparel in
Switzerland have about doubled
since August, 1943,
Evening star., 1944-01-10

Chicase Cash Market.
Wheat, none. Barley. mailing. 1.25-
Ia | 4fh nominal; feed, .1sna-1 egg nom
Field seed, per 100 pounds. timothy, 5.75-
500, nominal: red top. IA. 4.00-1 500, NOM
nal: rec clover, 81 So nominal; sweet
Evening star., 1944-01-10
Steel Quotations

NEW YORK, Jan. 10 LP-SteeI prices
per 100 pounds, fob. Pittsburgh: Hot
rolled sheets. base price, 2.1O; galvanized
sheets. $50: steel bars, 2.l5
Evening star., 1944-01-10
Washington Exchonae
e'rhnstel sA1; ajTaS efaElo9 49,. Ct ss*.

o'rans1'l s'.,; xs4fI sffiElSf aSft.' e 's*.
aw:Iahnsss5 S 81. gtamso Rs 13o 4 . ssH
Mersenthal:r faaSp finossD.Mnoo s0n@onI .t ~ 4. -
Am oT!aa sss. D5lTf d.s 3. 1855 rs s1s A'fsa II:
Ana An. 4 { fSs sot sssT naS e. 81 isas H. llf
sii, sIs, : sSu ssSSSurssn @ 8 isss !sssn Aoo 10
Seorseso~5 Geo saD Gss oa 3, s; :, 19sa PA 19s
eSs ess Ei:s Elss Pow Pow s5: s.' ,ags aasss- fS5n
##::ss'Hs;sn #::s Ess q: fi:e /. {sss2 i;
Ter R q W q eM'iiesE11EEaHHagsii 81 "a lsag siiosa
PUBLIC ufli2fxsl Fn9fFs. s,s. .,..a.
5spit.l h transit 4 tt tps y, 90, oo,-lssss3H a.n
sot + Eisc Y ssssme0sl SeTsF g. ist( ni1 o., 1Sss
Wash Gas Il itaoo com PIG q ,so5 9ioo' asn asn
Wa Wash Gss as, L E en- sv IF e aSo' 4 S 1o3
WASH WASH n n Z Il Il sGa pid t5, iD4o'oo1 199n 199
.,,.I BANK M ! AND TRUST COMPANIES
s.nk p ssshs'ds = '..ss'--- .ss} s 80 40
S;Ssr;s SS@ : ;ss ;ssssSins. 7yi0:oo5--- }sS s .oo 40
Lincoln (h5) - 220
Nat Say G TT (f40O) 205
Pr Georges Blk d TT 1O0) % 26
Riggs C0) ----- 800
Kiggs pfd t5) z------- 1924 -
Washington l6) 1O2
Wash Loan & TT (eS)- 245
FIRE INSURANCE.
American tf6D I3O
Ffremen's Q.40) 80
Union t.75) I3
TITLE INSURANCE
Columbia k.30) I0h Ia
Real Estate (6) 153
MISCELLANEOUS
Carpet Corp (2.OOl e5
Garflnckel com (S0) 15s. 1914
Gartlnck 51afo Gu pf 1873 26k ~
Lanston Monotype (2.O0) 3s 3sh
MeTgenthaler Limo (p5.00) Az. 4sJ,
Natl Mtg Inv pfd (35) 4h
Peoples DR. com new (p125D 22h
Real Est M & @ pfd (f.6O) 5A
Security Storage (f4) SO so
Ter Ref 4 Wh Corp (3) so so
Wdwd &, 10th com fp2.3O) 43 As
Wdwd d. 10th pfd tO--- 119
'Ex dividend. 4Plus extras. e2+ extra.
h $500 extra. 10c extra. Paid in
1913. yS1O0O extra
Evening star., 1944-01-10

Plants making binder twine and
rope are operating at peak capacity
In Mexico.
Evening star., 1944-01-10

Record for Last "a Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest, 81, 12 noon. Year ago, "a.
Lowest, &c, $40 am. Year ago, IS.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Hishest, 46, on January T.
Lowest II, on January 8.
Humidity for Last "A Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon today)
Hiehest. 81 per cent, at $50 am
Lowest SO per cent. at 2:30 pm.
Tide Tables,
Evening star., 1944-01-10
New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK, Jan. 10 OPl-National Az.
soclation Securities DealerS. Inc
Evening star., 1944-01-10

'Ex dividend. fPlus extras s2+ extra.
5000 extra. 1Oc extra. . Paid in
l943. yS10.00 extra
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

t-i-fs=4ia- - sea-
UNITED STATES RUBBER co.
$50 CASS AVE
~ Woodward and Cd Blvd
STESOGRAPHER
Permanent steady position. good
salary excellent working coalition.
t0.hnur week TRANS AMERICAN
FREIGHT LINES 7li FisWentN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Business PROPERTY for Sole

BLOCK or STORES FOR sale. s45 600
Cor Cass Income So $50 fixed
expenses 81 $50 Well built Central
heat each tenant pays own 81 800
down Juason BraHyaN Co PA q-OQ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
ROYAL Oak EARNS
HOt MAN spITZLEY CORP
LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE

4 DANDY D ROOM HOUSE win
complete plumbing including stall
shower 2-tar garage 2. acre fertile
sol I nloek- rhools Total price
s. SIS 500 fgu down payment.
GROSSMAN cor Wayne and Van
Born Rds Wayne go or 3f42 4.
7 -l-r..--. s---- A---i-------r-M Michigan and
Van Born Dearborn 1895
ADJOINING Alden Village. facing
Piyuou'n Rd rs acres, sti5 per
A. Newman. 10000 Plymouth Road.
RE- 6720
AT HARPER and Eight Mile road:
iObxll3 xiT5 $40 down no IN.
fcfes' CTS bus water schools:
small home allowed Daily Campbell.
2igno Mack Open Is Tuxedo eTsn.
mile from Irksicr Road 9ne block
from Van Born 81 900 cash. 2s327
Hanover lnksisrs Michigan.
KING ECRAPH Ten 3-acre pa,-
GELS 80 be plowed- ready for plant
Ing fertiie soil i0T doWn Trailer
office open daily Evenings tis,
g-4420
$ c HADLEY rNc ca ooeo
s0x275--sewer. water. gas. walks.
Se75. near 10 Nile and Woodward.
Judson BrafWHy CT ttt cree
COLORED-Litile chicken farms,
west SIDE bargains. Jones-Broker.
TTf1fflrfrf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
LAND CONTRACTS

Desirable Land. Contracts Purchased.
MELVIN r LANpHAR A CO
an Floor Lafayette Bldg ca. 500
LAND contracts, bought. mtgs made.
NcHugh 1910 Ford Rlde. CA O3tg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

FEMALE HELP WANTED

ArTENDANTs
EeR FARMING lot
MAT CulOkED GIRLS
MUST BE GOOD DRIVERS
1901 INDUSTRIAL BANK RLpC
hANnoLpH Assn
RACrFEi0LOGIST
a VeH established and rapidly crsN
IrE. enterprise 'mRgGfac'ufIpg bacterial
yatclurs anf lsIlGIcaI snerisilts
reeds YOUNG man 1rRff exempt or
n yrars woman with y $ teEre, POI
oacffrio.ogy ana a general working
knowledge ~ mycslogN /fppAcAnts
must present q ffaEk. flll statement
no HunI IflrafInrs personal particular.
references AMI De- willing to stand
IrtcstiEatiQr. salary Clmmcnsurate.
Write Box Rios Detroit Times 81.
BEAUTY OPERATOR
Experienced Tor large downtown
nrHr'y shops earnings Will average
hcfWegu So and S7h per week. Apply
f2i David st1tt Bldg
CAFETERIA. WHITE women. rar'
time p DAYS Per week. , h1urs
ialy $50 monthly pus meals BE
Saturday Ur sunday work See MIS-
Chennel. Norfhwestern IN @ A..
Gtafiot and Harper.
CASHIERS 1915 yrs old. 10 eAper.
nee capable Cashicrur and cIeri-
-4-f' - ssr-trri rniarv-- Hrri FUTURE,
Apply 7 k0sen
LtRNER SHOPS i2u WOODWARD
TT FrTT-KT POSITIONS
ers now available AZ the Telephone
At~o openings for fCiTUruUr
Operators. Business office Repre-
seutatvcs Cafeteria Workers. switch
Board Helpers. Apply employment
a+fftrr q 20 = weekdays
MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE co
1858 CASS AVE
Observe VINO Rules
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUY OR SELL your business through
KELLEY. 400 Woodw'd. TT. 237O0
FLOUR MILL-5-room house. so
miles from Detroit. paved road :;
right in. village. IL acres land :.
worth $40 900. take ~, 500 OF Detroit
property Mr. schedlbauer. Pingree
4263
j. W. cARNEY-1o232 CHALMERS
FOR SALE Block on L. %. in
city grocery store fully equipped,
with residence upstairs overlooking
Straits includes double garage two
cottages with plenty space for more
steady income /. y. Couture Che
boygan. Mich.
LUMBER YARD
We'll established. complete with good
size valuable stock. office and de-
livery equipment. going concern with
excellent cash trade and location
S35. GOO cash required for outright
TUrCnTEF- FTTtt RETURN invest. -f--t,t
easily realized within three years
Must sacrifice for good reason Call
only " thoroughly interested and
able 10 pay cash Phone TO. s-0e06
any evening between and p. m.
Tor appointment
RESTAURANT for sale -. 600 p
down. balance easy terms Blue
Bird Restaurant. Bay CITY. Michigan
To Bay or Sell BOOMING HOUSES.
APIS Glass &C" TAVERNs CALL
IMPERIAL SALES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
HEGtHAANfE,fNstEiEE
So 300 Full PRICE,.

50, 300 FULL PRICE
Cory broom frame. excellent c0ndi.
ton. steam Goa heat Living room.
dining room kitchen nice bed
rooms. Front porch. fenced yard. For
appointment, call NJ Thompson. 10
2ii6. or We 1880
PENNINGTON, NR, OUTER DRIVE
Ranch type. large hedrms dn |
large ledrrn IN gCrenna 2tAEHn ulla-
dows. fenced yard Immed occu.
pancy Full price s. 500. So 900 Din
UN. $4,000
ELMER NJ CLARK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

coLoRED-INKsTER, COMMUNITY
Beautiful large lots. wide streeta,
good restrictions Small dn. psy't.
SUNSHINE LAND co. --RA. 1884
702 Barlum Tower-Eve.. TO. s-2isS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

sEH0RK r0 eaaug Da nun
lr t2o, stsy nights. Townsend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

BASEMENT room for rent two or
three gentlemen. 1880 Twelfth
Townsend 5-3a3e
WOODLAND l27- Woodward lsrge
room first floor also single. kitchen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
RENTALS WANTED
HOUSES FOR RENT

coLoRED co1pl. want furnished
room or kitchenette. CHI. 0Oa2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
STENOGRAPHER

\
A. hour week. - days opportunity
Tor advancement Minnesota Mining
s MFG CO.. Pgueite and Brush
(AAM STENoGRAINER
WV Mre know ledge N housekeeping
fhf SMALL \rlanr $3.50 % {.
3322 Nest FoN Lafayette 1888
sTENOGRAPHER
Permanent plslfiHn- essential indus
trf = eligible Under WMPC apply
STANDARD Bfanes lnc. est S.. wins
STOCK GIRLS AND WRAPPERS
FAl-fme positions cxper not ncceS
eS--+ salary, good hours ana other
advantages
p sftgEI co
TltRf,k- v-l4tt. sfff--lF vt-r-7rurrr1 TT
inexperienced wsffresses Apply A.
..'--- ii-tf tt-7rfruw WILSON Town
seed 1880
TYpi-Ts EXPERIENCED
TEGIsT COMP DpNB ArOR
CrFNE INllST-
4SfHUur. 81 day week
EDC0EY NACffIfM OH CO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
nv WITN NNTHTT UITN' n |IIUTl
WHITTIER HOTEL

GIRL for fypnr and Keller avtch.
board WORK ApIlt
UNITED STATES RUHRER co.
SHf- tSS hNF
Ntar Woodward and Grand RFi
G-Hi. WIN ~ without experience fo
sou shoes in retail chain store
Permanent position Nltn good
starring salary Vs. J., DOUGLAS
-iiuE co sFif Gan1 RIver ave
GIRLS Coy travelling ard local. fre
fiHTs WIN maEaAVel uVrs elflN
irrs 500 Ner tf NAAo excellent H&
-l- Ia'4 ere RAdE
GIRLS IT, learn office machine
RTk. fag niFht shu, D p. m 70
j n " "A B.Ae birth NertiucRte
"a ~ koiR 4 'c9 6th\ FlooE l3l
GIRLS go FOR iaug8ry WORK nj
experience necessary pleasant
Nns conditions 3 i737 EimhIrst.
near hraatf'feet
r,-fi,e -- frHrr FsrEfrirE of rVraarft
e-.4-- perm llL.t4 ll.--.-.i -rfinr gd4.4.l
ttu Fisher Go. 1914 GrlswoId 3d Z.
.ltft. fot rrrerst mo y0oNnE ~
naennF stay ur 20. $40. 1900
fH.rNeid i'N 1855
HNffI H1all,EE rfrds VA,frrssre
f"afe Rouse morrIrg ana eNlz
.rt hnairssse ttHfy Rouge cafe
f.Is counter men cake baker.
te tf god jess RaEgf ave
i9L st.9hk ~ egslHe 10 aun..
lr t2o, stsy nights. Townsend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
HANNAH RIAL ESTATE
COLORED-Vacanti.

We have houses ready m move II.
Down payments 500 ana up. Keys
at 1887 GrstiOt
+. q CHERRY-fL. noOs
COLORED--Fe rry-John r.: 23-room
brick, tile baths, 2 lavatcrys.
aFePlaees slate roof, stoker steam,
commercial garage. Income S545
hN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24

oWS FOR SALE
ARCHIBALD

hIk1IlltA LIE
BETWEEN 8 a 7 MILE RDs.
2-hedroom brick bungalow gas A G
heat. built In 1871 Full price S. 500
terms Mr. Manchester. UN. i-lss7
or -A-.Gan-----------
Hannah Real Estate Exchange Inc
COLEMAN-GREENFIELD SEC
Nice clean American dist I nm. fun
hath, new roof newly dec rgt III
Only 81 $50 Very SIN dn payment.
Must be sold UN. $4,000
ELMER NJ, CLARK
DEARBORN HOMES PROJECT
2 and bedrooms spacious. we'll
built. $500 moves YOU IN terms 20
suit Madison Construction Cherry
4s2l
HARPER WHITTIER SIC
Nick NNEi 1881 BRICK 2 he'd
r10rr1S; vestftpie, irving rJ1r7- painted
walls. tile features kitchen and
dinette. enclosed rear sleeping porch
fun basement n A. Handicapped
fenced A real buy. appointment
IRWIN. KIGHT a HINES. INC
i4054 GRATIOT PING 5gfs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
NEW HOUSES ron SALE

EAST sfDE MODELS IS al.
masonry homes; 2 bedrooms. attic,
bay, rec. room, prewar construction.
Co Operative Bldg Mechanics, Inc.
i4Tl2 East 7 Mile Road. AR. 2s4O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
FLATS FOR RENT
APIS. FOR RENT-Uniurnished
work: salary. apt. 400 Henry
APIS. FOR RENT-rurnished
HOTELS
ADERNA HOTEL,

Cheerful outside rooms. private and
connecting baths. 1913 Cass
HOTEL WASHINGTON. 2i3O Cas-
Convenient. pleasant rooms, 81
daily and IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
Furnished Rooms Tor Rent

Furnished Rooms Tor Rent
ATTRACTIVE large room Com
venient transportation. 1920 Saw
Vel tSUuthtieid- WARREN. Cedar fsid.
BOSTON BOULEVARD section large
double room. twin beds. stall and
tub shower. Trinity 2-6702
DEARBORN Private home
all convepiences; girl preferred .
good transportation Dearborn O795,
GRAND RIVER JOY Room, tuo
girls, share. private entrance.
Tyler 6-65Sl
GRATIOT- Seven Mile - Girls. new
home private entrance. bath Ar
lington 22i9 Ideal for night workers
INDIAN Village. 1892 Seyburn. large
front room for employed young
lady good transportation s. weekly.
t'itlroy 2f65.
IROQuOIS. 535l--Two girls Ia share
room excellent transportation.
Ivauhoe 1856
KERCHEVAL A. city limits lovely
room for gentleman references ;
excellent transportation. Lenox 56l1.
MARTiNDALE 1890 (GTand River
joy Lovely room. congenial home
Two ladies'.
McGRAW 2756 - Missouri Grand
River. transportation. Gentleman,
day worker So
NORTHEAST section. two employed
ladies, kitchen privileges. Twin
brook 1881 after four
sECOND-TAYLoR Front sleeping
F00m, msFTe rurrT'urFs TWIN uedss
Madison 1tt'4
VAN DYKE 1925 Mack, COM
Portable room couple. kitchen
privileges Ivsnhoe 1881
COLORED Respectable sober work =
ing gentleman to share twin beds
and private. room also basement
room for two. no cooking irisity
2-503q after eleven m 10 eleven
p m.
COLORED-FF Front room. Christian
home two clean. quiet gentlemen
afternoon or nigh, shift excellent
transportation Tyler 6-4Ol3
COLORED- TWO Respectable Chris
tian working women 20 share bed
room. 1852 Ironwood. Call after
three
CoLoREp- Wanted. refined gentle
man 10 share room good trans
poria'ion Townsend I3fa5
COLORED- Furnished room. Chris
tan home quiet sober single
double Fitzroy 1850
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-24
80 years. continuous experience SELF
III o1ao
VICTORY GARDENS

COLoEED-xvictory gardens. Buy
land now, build after the war.
Safest Investment. $3.50 gives deed:
itN.le and Grstiot. Address Box
BIS. Detroit Times. 81.
COLORED- Victory gardens good
investment $3.50 gives deed. Tele-
graph and sihlsy RI. Address Box
y 3aJ Detroit Times 81