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Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-01
AMBLIhe
n EpoRTER|. R !. !.

That Settles It.
j. H. Edgar has been famous for
years for his observation-disclosures. He
walks happily along the street in
a trance, meeting friend after
friend without dropping his train
of thought long enough to recognize
them. t
He strolled around downtown late
the other afternoon and then went
home.
WELL" he said, looking at his
wife in surprise when she greeted
him on his arrival home, that's a
pretty dress. You're all fixed up.
Where have you been?"
81. H." said his wife with a re-
signed sigh, II just passed you on
the street half an hour ago and
you didn't see me-"
The Mail Bag
Remember all the fuss about the
Imperial county hospital? Here is
an echo from the fuss. 1t came in
the mail Thursday. an,
Dear RR-Just note to tell you
about my first "a hours as a patient
in the county hospital. had heard
all sorts of reports about conditions
there. I dicn't want to go to any
hospital but I just didn't get we'll
at home SO there I was taken, willie
nillie or something.
"The nurses and orderlies are
terribly busy but are they nice!
DR.. Parker came to see me Satur-
Continued on Page 8, Col. q
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-01

SlUedish reports said sporadic gun flashes already
Visible in Berlin from the east and the rumble of
gunfire audible. Members of the VOIkstrun-hone
guard-Uere said to be mining buildings in the eastern
portion of the city for destruction in the eUent of Sou
let breakthrOugh across the Oder.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-01
WEATHER

Maximum Wednesday 68, minimum
Thurs. "A; S am. Thurs. 50, humid
ity, 80; noon Thurs. So, humidity II;
pm. Wednesday 54, humidity 6S.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-08-13

American soldier shouted in Japa-
nese:
Surrender and we won't hurt
you!"
The japanese soldiers immediate
ly ran and Mckenzie fired. Two
dropped dead. Another fell on the
body of dead soldier, burying his
face in the mud. An American
trooper rushed up and grabbed the
fallen Jap.
where's Col. Ouchi?" he asked
hurriedly.
81 am Col. Ouchi," replied the
muddy-faced Jap. "Kill me-"
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-08-13
NEGRO SOLDIERS
CAPTURE HIGHEST RANKING
JAP OFFICER Of WAR

WITH THE 93RD DIVISION ON
MOROTIA ISLAND, Aug. 13.-1
(ANP)-The Understanding jap
anese officer captured in this war
was taken prisoner here last week
by Negro soldiers.
The prize, Col. Muisu Ouchi, was
seized by nine-man patrol of the
93rd division under the command
of 1t. Col. Jack C. Mckenzie, Vic
toria, Texas, upon orders of Maj.
Gen. Harry H. Johnson, Houston, di-
visional commander, to bring that
pot-bellied so-and-so back to me
alive"
1t. Col. Mckenzie and his men
stalked Ouchi to his headquarters
on the Tjioe river where they found
some 20 japanese resting in the hot
afternoon sun. After 90 minutes of
maneuvering to get in strategic po-
sitions around the Jap camp, one
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-08-13

''Well, Colonel, | got orders to
bring you in alive" the soldier an
swered.
The seven-minute fight, which
netted the Understanding Japa-
nese officer captured in this war to
Negro troops, left nine dead Nip SOL
diers, and ended without injury to
a single American.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-08-13
NATIONAL MARITIME union
CALLS FOR IMPEACHMENT
OF SENATOR BILBO

NEW YORK, Arg. 13 (ANP)-l
Following unanimous approval Of
a resolution by a Natural Maritime
membership meeting here, N.M.U.
Port Agent Joseph Stack wrote to
Sen. Robert F. Wagner urging him
to start impeachment proceedings
Immediately against Sen. Theodore
G.. Bilbo Of Mississippi.
The resolution charged Sen. Bill
bo with carrying on zone of the
most vile and vicious attacks on all
racial minorities in the United
States in the history Of this Icoun-
try" 1t added that the senator
used his prolific ability for letter
writing" to slander the Negro and
Jewish people and to "openly advo-
cate the banishment from this
country of all minorities or their
liquidation"
National Secy. Ferdinand c..
Smith has forwarded to the unions
45 branch halls copies of the reso-
luton adopted in New York and of
Mr.. Stacks letter to Sen. Wagner.
Together with this material Mr..
Smith has sent instructions for all
the ports to take similar action and
to contact their respective Sena-
tors.
In his letter to Sen. Wagner, Mr..
Stack declared:
"Sen. Bilbo's continued presence
in the United States senate is blot
on that high body and an insult to
every fair-minded person in Amer
ica.
ellis arrogant and unwarranted
attacks upon the Negro people and
persons of Jewish and Italian ex-
traction make him unfit to sit in
the highest legislative body of the
nation. On behalf of the merchant
seamen in the port of New York /
urge you to start impeachment pro-
ceedings against Sen. Bilbo. imme-
diately."
The echo., 1945-03-23

hatred which solves no problems but
simply blinds with the red mist of
Enger-before which all our common
sense vanishes, causing US to act not
only against other peoples interests
but against our own? The pledge of
all men who believe in the Brother
hood of Man and the Fatherhood of
God, no matter what ritual of faith
they follow, is not to hate their broth
ers-for they too are the sons of God.
envy no mans happiness? Do
we try to build our own-not covet
another man. How was it Van Dyke
phrased it? "To covet nothing that
Is our neighbours except his kindness
of heart, and gentleness of manners.
Did you ever think how difficult it is
10 be happy alone? The essence of
happiness is not to spend time want
The echo., 1945-03-23

ing what others hgve-but working
that all may have. The essence of
democracy is rule by the wish of the
majority for happiness for ALMA
jority and minority alike.
"Glad of other mems good? Are
we not merely not envious of, but
truly glad for, the fortunes of 9th
er men? 1t is this spirit that hap
been responsible for whatever pro-
gress we have made as individuals or
as a group or as a nation. He who
is glad for his neighbor will help
his neighbor. He it is who cares for
the needy needy, helps the afflicted
and redresses wrongs. This is the
secret of the success of democracy
For it is based upon the credo of ali
faiths, "Thou shalt love thy neigh
Dor as thy self"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-16
More Wildcat Locations Staked
AS Wyoming Activity Increases

CASPER-Addonal wildcat staked in various
portions of the during week. with the prospect that by
late tests will be making hole than at previous
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-16
McGowun Wildcut


Kerlyn-G0vt. No. I
NE Sc NE 23-35N-7eW
DIST 5961-73, open 80 min.
1900 #. mud and 400 #.
from Dakota. I'd, 8430. p.
test Dakota. No oil In Tensile
SON
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-16
Explanation
Of Symbols

To save taxne, numerous symbols are
wsea In these Wyoming well reports.
Here's what they mean:
BOPD-barrels of oil per day.
BOPH-~barreIs of oil per hour.
BIS q W--bassc sediment and water.
DIST. or DsT-drfH sGezn test.
MHRT-movtng In rotary tools
MOCT-mevfng on cable tools.
PB or P.Bs--plagged back.
RURT-FiRg4ng up rotary tools.
I'D. or TTs-a0faI depth
W0C---waztfng on cement
W0RT--waiffng on rotary tools.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1945-06-16


Ch hair &c g. CsE 2 - Co. Nc.
Location
E0si Muskruf
(Fremont County,
Pioneex-ssate No.
SW NV NE 16-33N-91W
Rigging up.
Elk Busin Field -
Park County,
Carter-JohRson No. Q
NE NE sw s-67N-e9W
Drilling, 4377.
C0ntinentaiN. p. No. E
NWA 20-57-e9
Drilling, $50.
Mackenzie Henderson No.
NE sW Sc 32-SsN-0eW
Testing, 6421.
MacKinnAsr Henderson No.
NE SE NE 8-6TN99W
Installing pump.
Mackenzie Henderson, No.
NE SW NE 6-67N-09W
Drilling, 1880.
MmcKinnie-N. p. Not
NE NE SW b-57N-e9w
Drilling, 2660.
Ne 81 NV 5-57Essw
WORT, 436.
NE NE NV 5-57N-e9W
WOCT, 491O.
MaeKinnie-Sullivan' No.
NE NE NV 8-67N-09W
I'd, 5648. Testing.
MacKinnie-sulllvan No.
NE Sc sW 32-58N-99W
WORT 275.
MaeRannie~SuIIivan No
NE NV NV 6-57N-08W
Location.
NE NJ sw saNSsN.ssw
NE Sc NV 32-5sN-eeW
Installing pump 1884
stanollnd-No. o. 9. A. Tract ;
NE NE Sc 30-66N-89W
Drilling, 5399.
Four Beer Field
Park County,
acknowledgements No.
NV NV NV 3-47N-1O7W
Rigging up.
Fr0nnie Field
ContinentaI-N. p. e No. 5
SW Sc NE 23-6aNe 8W
Drilling. 1880
StanoInid- Rosenberg No.
c NV 26-zsN-98W
TIA 2s20. Pumped so 30 and 20 Bw
in IL hours.
Gorlund Field
tBig Horn Comnty)
| G089Eat EoR--BuFnmn4a&eoE-Cotn9F No.
NE Lot 636oN0TW
Location
General Pes.-Esabea No. Il
Lot 80. T. 66N-97W
Drilling, 1852.
General Pet.-IsabeI No. z
Lot 81, T. IS N, 97W
Running rods and tubing; I'd, 1857.
General.Pst.-Nauser No. 2
Lot 63-55N-97W
Rig up.
Ohsa- KsuueV Coastal Ma. ~
NV NE NV 24-56-98
I'd, 1920; PB 1850. testing.
Ohlo-Kinney Coastal No. IL
NE SW NV 32-56-97
Drilling, 2405.
Ohio-Fred Hopka No. /
Lot IS, Sec. 22-5697
Testing, 4zz2.
Ohio-H Harris No.
Lot 47A, B6-97
Texaco-Ailem No. 3
NE Lot 81. 66N-97W
Pumping, 1896.
Gebo Dome
(HOt Springs County,
NWA 23-44N-95W
Drilling, 1890.
ComtinemtaI-Uwit No
Sw NV NE 23-44N-95W
Drilling, 3S1O
Glendo District
platte County,
Jewell sprsags Oh Co.Berry No.
NV NV 26-30N-6TW
Shut down for winter, 1897.
So
Do You Want to
pYTW n pTT~
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-01
CARPET. RUG AND y
FURNITURE CLEANING

Al sPECIAL-3-day service on Twins
ture q CARPET Cleaners. CA 4o33.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-01
WEARING APPAREL

800 slightly used suits. sizes "a to so.
all colOrs, latest styles priced $40 70
SIS. 200 overcostS. latest styles also
tQpcoais 20 on sale az s1.5Q.l pairs
all-wool pants. $50 sans Place.
sOO7 18th St near Delaware
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-01

EAST GRAND BLVD. 1895 (Chens =
Singles, doubles IS up. Always hot
water. showers Men only.
iROQUOIS AVE Two girls 10 share.
steam heat good transportation. Nv
1855.
ROOM for two single people OF couple:
excellent transportation. Ia 3s23
COLORED-FurnIshed rooms for gentis-
men TO 6-5sls
coLoRED-Modern home, near cratiot.
Nv g27i.
COLORED-Nicely furnished rooms for
single men. HAS 2. Milwaukee.
cOLORED-Nicely furnished room fos
two girls or couple. PL 3p36.
COLORED-Rooms older men preferred
27f Adelaide. MI. McAllister, CH 7fs7.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-01
GIRL

Permanent opening in sales or order
department Must have supervisory
ability See Miss OsinSki
BUNDY TUBING co.
Io95l HERN AVE.
pT QTTO
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-01
FEMALE HELP WANTED

GIRL or woman for housework. expert
enced. stay IN. rood pay. no heavy
laundry. UN 1851. 1888 Birchcrest.
LAUNDREss-Exp-rieneed shirt fin
isher steady work. good pay. Victory
Laundry. 400 Henry corner Clifford.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-01
MISUNDERSTANDING

Al PAINTER. white-Wslpsper re-
moved by steam. free estimates on both
All work guar. DA l113
BETTER Job OF painting inside. out
side paperhanging. plastering, sanding,
paper removing. reasonable DA 62i7.
Al PAPERHANGING. kalsomine, paint
ing. paper removing anytime. TE 2-0779.
Al PAPERHANG1EC. painting rooms
papered. $40 up. inc. material PL 1885
a BETTER painting and papering Job
by mechanics, references lie 3l6s.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-01
Buildinq Moicriuls
STOVES AND HEATERS

ELECTRIC range, practically new bar
gain can after p ny 620 Meldrum.
GAS ranges all makes. table tops.
comp. Sac superior 1929 Grd. River
NEW NORGE. Tsppsn sas range. wagner
Electric Company. l2o22 Linwood.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-01
GOLD. JEWELRY WANTED
lrnaees. Stekers, Heaters

HIGHEST PRICES diamonds, le~.iry,
\ old gold. orir Detroit Cold Renners
! Sidney- -xraRasii- 1850 Broadway
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-01
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

CHURCH circle employment. 4i34
Grand River. Kitchen help. laundreSses
cishwashing. maids. part time, hotels.
TR l-633S. TE 2-R544
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-01
RADIOS AND SUPPLIES
Available Nov

New radios End combination. with
short saVe Choice OF beautiful casi-
I nc'E. In period or modern defign.
mshogany. walnut or light wood
Also table models and record players.
SMALL DOWN PAYNE ENT FZ
TERMS. We also have tubes esiirIisI.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-01
A POSTWAR POSITION
MALE HELP-SALESMEN

CAN YOU SELL3 II so. splendid offer
is yours 10 sell our special portrait offer
for Christmas. Free samples supplied
1905 commission paid. Apply to Il
noon. $40 Charlevoix Bldg, cor. Park
and Elizabeth
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-01
Piers and House Rais,nq

HOUSE RAISING, reposting, Easements,
sewers relaid In business 30 yrs FILA
terms Guaranteed work. CA 5000.
HOUSE RAISING repoS,ine, black dirt.
dump truck service GL 1857,
Observation-Disclosures ~.
CHANDLER CONST TY 4-443i
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-01
TILE AND WALL TILE

Al TILE work. new and repairing
free estimates Call ~ 2s49.
PEERLESS Steel Tile for bathrooms
kitchens Cali now We 7-0540.
SANTI TILE CO.-EsathrOoms and Kitten.
ems onar ma
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-01
ROOFING. TIMING. SIDING

A NEW ROOF FOR $40 Av HOUSE
NORMAN Il DEE TE 1880
ALL TYPES oi furnace repairs and re-
placements Heat ducts and cold cir
returns furnaces vacuum cleaned IS so
Krauser Co. TU i-2670. Ewes. OIL 5000
AMERICAN expert Workmen will cover
your 25'y26'x9' home with Ford V.Neer
brick siding for only SIRE A 2o.yesr
roof, $40 Easy terms. Call NJ 4d24
FOR gutter work call Richard Wiliertz:
z side only. do work myself. AR 1878
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-01
Absolute Satisfaction

PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING
LIE o639-"EAST SIDE
IMMEDIATE painting. paperhAnfinr
work guar. free estimates HO o04s.
INTERIOR decorating and painting and
paper removing. FIRST class work. TIE
1-i066,
MEN TO cirsr ana paint pasemehtS
free estimate LIE 69s2
PAINTING decnrAtlne, e,-Sall -~AtAine,
workmanship guaranteed. 70 5-6333.
PAINTING inside and out. wall wash
Ing, special rates. quick serv. TR l-Tos7
WALLPAPER removing plaster repairs,
floor sanding We rent steamers. floor
sanders, polishers ladders, etc.
A c JOHNSON co -HO O2sl
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-01
CALL HO 1858
REFRIGERATION SERVICE

A-l--ALL .MAKES-ANY ryliE
MOTORS A SPECIALITY
Licensed and bonded. TE 2-6a5s
Al Service. guar. licensed, bonded
UN 3-6e2s, UN 1881. 3ols Fenkell.
A GUAR JOB, ALL MAKES REPAIRED
City-wide service Licensed and Bonded
REGAL REFRIGERATION. TY 6-2TsO
ALI work guaranteed, specialists Ia Cold
spots Crusleys Leonard. Universal. all
other makes quick service. speed Ssy
Refrigeration, 233S Trumbly. MA 1880.
ALL MAKES Serviced We specialize In
rebuilding commercial or domestic. work
guaranteed. Licensed and bonded. 34-
hour service Mack Avenue RefriEerAiinn
Service PL 0245
AUTHORIZED CRUNOW-Only genuine
factory parts and service IN Detroit.
WARE REFRIGERATION TO s-2554
EAST SIDE REFRIGERATION
a guaranteed Job all makes repaired.
Licensed and bonded. PR 466e
GRUNOW. Crosley. Coldspo, Norge,
all other makes. all WORK guaranteed.
SUPER REFRIGERATION SERVICE
1855 GRAND RIVER HO GAS
REFRIGERAToRs. all makes repaired
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-01
Musical Instruments Wanted

ACCORDiOSS wanted will p1y cash
any make or model INTERNATIONAL z
ACCORDION Co. 1884 chene, III ss4t.
WANTED--PiAno upright miniature
sire. not over 40 inches IN height.
rs1u FOR quick sale. Phone Paul
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-01
FLATS FoR RENT
FURNISHED FLATS FOR RENT
HOTELS
ADERNA HOTEL

3515 Csss. Clean. comfortable. con-
venient rooms, $50 up per day.
HOTEL PARADISE-Colored. rooms By
ia aas-ss--~sss,---sie- -Aaaiseep CIs-i75s.
HOTEL WASHINGTON. 2l3o Cas- al
Columbia Rates 81 up per dAy
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
CoIdWdve' SIND
Expected Soon

The mercury dropped 10 I de-
EreeS above zero early today, but
. rise 10 - was predicted by the
weatherman for this afternoon
and tomorrow was expected 10 be
slightly warmer.
The Automobile Club Of Mighi-
gan reported more than $500 calls
received in Detroit this morning
from motorists unable 10 start
their cars because ct the cold
Detroit Shivered in the coolest
blasts Of the season but-farcd
better than outlying sections
where recordings Of 5 above were
common. In northern portions Of
the Lower Peninsula. zero was re-
ported and the Upper Peninsula
had Subzero readings Of ) TO 10
below.
A hundred miles north Of Sault
Ste. Marie IN Canada posted 81
below and il was 81 below at
WarToad, MINI. and Nelda, y. y.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
B-29 Sets
New Time
Record

NEW YORK, Dec. II
QNS) - Streaking through
the skies at speeds better
than 500 miles per hour at
times, the army Superfortress
"Dreamboat" shattered the
transcontinental speed record
last night by crossing the
country. in 5 hours, q min
utes and 10 seconds.
The Big B-29, flying at 35. 600
feet, averaged $50 miles an hour
and clipped l hour, 4 minutes and
80 seconds from the official coast
TO coast record.
The "Dreamboat," Is the same
plane and crew which few from
Guam 10 Washington nonstop in
80 hours and 5 minutes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13

But c1CIU 1C'cr0a and his family must dofc home
COV. KELLY, himself a veteran of World War l. has
" offered the facilities the state Of Michigan aid
homeless veterans
His enlistment in the drive viii furnish much needed
additional machinery handle The big Job. ~
But the homes must be provided by patriotic Detroit
citizens --------
very soon the state viii have set up larger offices to
handle the HOMES FOR HEROES campaign
But in the meantime if YOU homeless veteran if
have homeless call tele
phone ClpI1GCd b,I0u.
Remember-most needed flats apartments where
veterans pcacetine living with their and
their children around them
All accommodations be Of approved board of health
standards
GONE Of the typical offers of places now listed.
y \ kitChenet apartment Western.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
Jap Prince Turns
Self Infor Trial

TOKYO. Dec. - (AP)-A pa
rade of war crimes suspects,
headed by Imperial Prince Mori-
maSa Nashimoto, surrendered at
Sugamo Prison today.
First member of the imperial
house ordered arrested. NaShi-
motto drove 10 prison from the
burned ruins of his Tokyo man
sion.
Two hours earlier. 1t. Gen.
MaSaharu Homma and two other
Japanese officers were removed
from Sugamo for a flight TO Ma
Mia TO face trial on charges grow
ing out of the Bataan death
march and other atrocities.
In Tokyo today, men, women
and school children were signing
an appeal 10 be submitted 10 Mac
Arthur 10 spare Gen. Yamashita.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
Report Cheers
School Builders

The buildings and grounds de-
partmeut of Detroit public schools
today struck the first optimistic
note on the progress of current
school construction
Although tho Pcrshing High
addition, originally scheduled for
completion March 20. 1916 is
eight weeks behind schedule.
George Schulz, building director
foreSaw no more obstacles 10 pre-
vent completion on the new date.
set for May Is.
After tagging six weeks behind
schedule, the Carleton School con-
struction will probably be fin
iShed by March 2. The Barton
School will be ready for use Aug.
10 1916.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
THE WEATHER

Detroit ana vicinity Partly cloudy ana
continued cold today and tonight THURSDAY
increasing cloudineSs and not 80 cold Lowest
tonignt about J =.
DETROIT DATA
Temperatures Tuesday. Highest "a degrees
lowest Ia uEAH4-l&
Departure from normal Temperature Tues
day la degrees
Departure from normal tempsrst4fe since
Jan SOS dFgftef
Iemprraturss one year sRo toca,. Hlghest
70 degrees loves - mean .t
Temperatures this GATE in Pas "a yeAr1
Highes'. 81 terrecs IN !ss9 .oErtt ,r
1917
Pe.Aive humidity Tuesdsv. 20 m
10 30 m. e43. 40 ?. m go.
: "a
P.e.iai'sunn IA laN - hours ertiag e.
to today Trace
Departure filn normal precipitation a.rre
Jan t27S inches
Degree csss f0f Tuesday, Dec u. ~
Normal f.r Dec u 7r
Accumulated degree days ,fls -trtr 100
Normal detree GAYS 'or December i.lta.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
Map Steel
Strike

PITTSBURGH Dec y (INS)
Boards of strategy of the CLOS
powerful United Steel Workers
went into session today 10 draw
battle mans for the nationwide
steel strike. set for Jan. IA
Industry spokoSmen said moth
ing and made no move 10 ncgo-
tate on the S2-a-day wage in
crease demanded by the Go
Fulfllmcnt Of the walkout
would launch the first country
wide steel work stoppage since
1919
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
Marshall Given
Pearl Criticism
BY JOHN T. FLYNN

Written Especially Tor the Hearst Newspapers
WASHINGTON, Dec. i Gen.
Nar>halrS account of himself i'm
Washington luSt before Pearl
Harb0r is about complete.
And the best that can be- said
for him is that il Is now easy 20
see why an army board of three
generals held him guilty of a
Coodly share IN the responsibility
for the disaster Al Hawaii.
Two facts of overwhelming sig
nificance seemed 10 nail down
definitely his share in that guilt
To understand these two details
IL is necessary 10 keep IN mind
the background of the events Of
Dec. and Z. 1871.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
(See Pictorial Reviewl

A Center Line army wife and
her five small children who were
TO have been evicted still had a
home today because Mark j. King
" 1884 Gronow, Center Line, the
owners agent, could show Justice
James Ryan of Warren Township,
no OPA certificate of registration.
Mrs. Vera Willie, 25, of 8420
Essex, Center Line, the mother
whose husband is in Japan, pays
$45 a month for a house which
has no furnace. no -haSemeRt and
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13

\ SiNrOOm flat to share Baldwin.
Light housekeeping rooms Trumbul
Two double bedrooms Wabash avenue.
\ fOur-rOOm house Dawson
\ room for cOored couple on Maple.
A home 10 share on Canton.
II N0U have rent furnished unfurnished call
The Detroit Times Cherry $780, between 10 a. and
p. and ask for the Homes for Heroes department.
The Times will clearing house for the housing
information
There will be charge of any kind TO any involved
OPA rent ceiling regulations, OF course, will prevail
II you succeed renting your house, apartment
through The Times listing telephone the fact that
the address may be removed from the files
Veterans looking for place TO live will see The Detroit
Times representative at the Veterans Employment
Center 22l0 Park Columbia the third floor between
10 a. m. and p m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13
Gyping Taxi Driver
JdiIs Woman 30 Days

Mrs. Gladys Craig. al. Of $500
McDougau, Wyandotte. drew 30
days today for gypinG taNicab
driver out Of a SO fare.
She was sentenced by Record
ers Judge w. Mckay Skillman
after the driver. James CiCotte.
%, of 1928 w. Jefferson testified
she ran up the meter IN a vain
hunt for a friend with money 10
pay a So fare for a trip from
Wyandotte 10 Detroits s east side.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-13

about the way things stack ur
for veteran
II he's single ne has a fair
chance OF finding a sleeping
room somewhere.
If he's married. he's lucky 70
find anything az all
If he has "A baby he's now
accustomed 20 having doors
shut in his face a veteran with
children. il seems is treated
with less respect than draft
dOdCCr.