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PAGE 12
Illegal Parkers
Almost Exceed
The Legal Ones
Dis”c*poct for downtown parking
regulations h i* reached such fan
tastic proportions in Detroit that
liw violators nearly outnumber
legal puker* according to a re*
pvt today by I>. Grant Mickle.'
traffic engineer.
According to Mr klc‘s survey
t-ierc are about 13,000 vehicles
Pirked on the street during an
i\erage bu*ine*« day tn thr down
• .wn re* ul business district.
('f the*< the traffic engineering
bureau investigators found be
♦w ,-n T >"* ar i 6 000 parked
illegally. I
Hl* REt OMMIM) XTIONS
In a 2t>-pace report covering the
rn’. :' suh.ect >f Detroit's parking
faeii)?!.’* traffic engineer rec
ommends •
1 Installation of parking
meters
2 K\pan*r»»n of present DSR
municipally' .‘prated parking
lot* and the construction of
rnjinicijvtllv cwnod double or
triple decked concrete parking
areas.
.'I More sttiet regulation of
commercial deliveries on major
arteries during rush hours to
prevent double parking.
1 Restrictions on the use of
public streets as storage spaces
for automobiles The report sug
gests elimination of parking on
one side of residential streets
a* a step in this program.
5 Further restrictions on
parking and standing on major
arteries during rush hours.
H Better control of the oper- l
ation, appearance and fees
charged at the present privately
operated parking lots.
PLENTY OF SPAC E
Mickle* survey showed that
there is more than enough parking
space in the loop district, hut that
i* is not located at places where
the demand is heaviest.
At the i>eak hour ot 2 p m. the
bureau found only 12,188 cars
parked in the downtown,area out
of a total of 32.41.1 spaces pro
vided for in the 312 parking lots
and garages. j
The report further showed lhat
the motorist headed for a. destina—
tion in the downtown area had to
walk an average distance of four
tenths of a nnle after parking his
ea r.
The defense program, according
to the survey, has resulted in a
special parking problem near in
dustrial plants. This has resulted
from double and triple shift oper
ations as well as restrictions im
]>osod hy r the FBI against parking
in areas set aside near the plants.
FBI Guarding Homes
Of Jap Consul, Staff
CHICAGO, Dec. 19 (INS).—
FBI agents guarded the homes of
Kiagachiro nhmon, acting Japa
nese consul in Chicago, and mem
bers of his < 1 ass today "for their
own protection."
The consul and his staff will noi
i>c permitted outside their house*
•nd nobody can communicate with
• cm without government permi*-
—on. On orders from the state
department at Washington, the
c onsulate wa* locked up and sealed.
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THE TWO TIMER . . .
COME /l\p GET THEM
WHILE THEY LAST"
N>» rhipmcnt of xtunninr IC«*l
introt* print tire.- n of crown
te-tei ih - on. ,\ compute tire**
«i. 1 coat which ran foe worn
H*}>;«rat« ly. Velvet hinging on
coat w;th how- to mat< h. Ap
propriate for of’ic*. tirc.-H and
co c . I'i 1' r. n»;
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FRANKLIN'S
DEPARTMENT STORE
316 MICHIGAN AVE.
Optn Every Emir', T»'! ?00
Warns
Of Aroas
Ouarilrtl
j
LANSING, TNjc 19 Because of
the accidental shooting of a girl
in Detroit by a homo guard. Gov
Murray D. Van Wagoner today j
warned every one to • .‘main out of
prohibited areas, to out for
*f,ite troops and other guards and
amln i Jr Ml
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feiigi s
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28-Pc. LIONEL
Remote Controlled
FREIGHT OUTFIT
Track •Enfine o|l
• Tender • Box Car --
• Oil Car • Caboose
• J-Pc Station Set MM
• 2 Signals • Trans
' . . . 25e WEEKLY'
former • Lantern and
Battery • Station Cap • Whistle
• Badge • W'nst W’atch • Transfers
• Ticket
Pune h. Every
exartlv
shown for
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YOUR CHOICE
21-ln. "MARY LOU'' DOLL
or TEDDY BEAR ft ft.
V'Ktf < h r. 11l IL
2l■q •h. • i l l \ iliMtid f| rj
doll or in-h WB
Tedd- lira- Poth fi"! » B B
’ t a I L ' arid h»vt roguish. E w m
movgr - «. a* Teddy
Lear ha* a r*mgul».r dies*.
'to obey orders promptly. The
!governor said the following will
jbe guarded:
International bridges and the
approaches.
International tunnels.
Ccjtam airports to I** desig
nated from time to time (Detroit,
Lansing and Grand Rapids have
been already designated).
Federal Communication* instal
lations (radio, monitors, etc.).
Armories.
Certain dorks and harbor faeili-.
ties io be designated from time to
time.
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BED-HI INNERSPRING SOFA BED
Deep, comfortable, inner»pring conitruction A C
and open* to a big double bed at regular ▼■llly y
bed height. Ha* a concealed bedding com- M
partment to »tore all your bedding. Attrac- fl|
tively shaped, walnut finished arm*. fine WEEKLY!
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r* V N- • i
Ik Jm*
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3-PC. WALNUT VENEER SUITE
Beautifully matrhrd walnut vrnrrr* flB A A
ar H nt »,r r linr ia hi net «»nods ' At A A| BB* 1■ )
tractive atrramlinrd »tylln«. antra ' fflj IU U
lat f a mirtots and expertly tonstruct* II luw
• d thi. ughfM.it Include* tha full at/a Jg_ .M-. J
It- d. run- uva < hr-t. handsome \ anity j' JI
or Drraaar. AM J p ten rompltta at |
thit low prirej |l WEEKLY!
DETROIT EVENING TIMES iPHOXE CHERRY 8800)
Frolic Assures
Goodfellow Goal
Tonight's Goodfellow boxing
show’, added to the proceeds of the
gala frolic held at Convention
Hall, will put the lbll Old News
hoys Good ft II mv drive "over the
I top.” Goodfellow president Augest
,K. Jankowsky. said today.
( An overflow crowd jammed
eveiy corner of Convention Hall
MAJESTIC
RADIO
PHONOGRAPH
SAQ9S
M Mr A
WEEK!
Play* 10 or 12-inch
record* ith the cabinet
top c!o*ed! Constant
speed motor. 6-tube ra
dio, 5-inch dynamic
speaker Built-in, wave
range finder. Walnut
veneer cabinet.
Lavishly Fur-Trimmed
WINTER COATS
Our /?eg. $29.99 Valuea
Si 088
I 4Or WEEKLY!
A warm and practical Christ
mas Gift! Handsomely styled
Winter Coats trimmed with
such fine furs as • Platinum
W’olf • better Viruna Fox
• smart Raccoon * rteh—A4*r-
mink. All are wai mly lined
and interlined. Sizes 12 tn 20!
HURRY for best selection!
»w. EASY TERMS ON
ANY PURCHASE!
last night to swell the Goodfellow
fund and dance and listen to the
best in the Detroit entertainment
field.
On hand were Enric Madrl
[guera’s and Jt>e Rcichman’s or
chestras from the Statltu- and
I Book-Cad iliac hotels, and enter
|tamers from three of Detroit’s
leading night clubs, the Bowery.]
Saks Show Bar and the Club
Royale» Three orchestras supplied
by the Detroit Federation of
Musicians provided dancing.
Automobiles were given to A. J-
Jackson. 1132 Fisher Building; W.
P. Bankowski, 12272 Mac Kay, and
John Smellio, 1997 Blaine avenue.
, ■ Jala =*H
~ ' fIL I*p
I
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:, f J
!j I .
I 21-Pc. PORTABLE BAR and SERVING TRAY
f A portable bap to make Dad the “perfect _
ho»t!” Includes the large serving tray, 6 lugh-f
ball glaaaet, 6 coasters, 4 liquor glasses, *nH¥lr *
2 decanters, ice bowl and ice tongu All 21 ll J)' *
pieces included! W
II FINS TERWALD
I FURNITURE L%nZS n
i COMPANY
Decorator's
CHAIR
Choice of Colors!
W
MM 25c A
Week!
Not# th# unususlly
Ki «i r fut lines of (his I
smart Docnrato r’s I
Chair! Massively pro- A
portioned drop and torn- mJ
fortahlo hack, soft and U|
luxurious innmpnnt V
scat and upholstered in ■
rich. Inns-wearing tap
estry. Beautifully carved
walnut finished legs.
Choice of colors!
\ j y* ya
db FREE! M
Your Choice of Cocktail Smoker —4-Slice
Chrome Toaster—Pottery Table Lamp—
Free with any purchase of $29 or more.
it
-IIP
Civilians Rush
|To Join Air Unit
So readily are Detroiters respond
ing to the call for civilian workers
in the Air Service Command that
offices at Wayne County Airport,
where applications are accepted,
will remain open Sunday from 9
la. m. to (» p. m. according to Cap
M
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m i iW M ■
Everhot ROASTER
WiTh Dishes tmrtuded
*l4“
■ WEEKLY?
Famous EVERHOT electric
roaster fully automatic.
Bn. 16-quart (hold* an 16.
pound tuikryt si/e, equip
pad with all-porcelain in
tarior and automatic
thermostat. Complrta with
rooking utansils, lifting
rack and approved cord
and plug Stand extra.
tain Varley P. Young, recruiting
head.
“Many of the hundreds of
workera who have nlmtdy ap
plied,” Captain Young said,
“have said they are willing to
take jobs at much lower pay in
order to do their part.”
Typical of these are Alexander
Thompson. 41. of Route 3, Birming
ham, and two men who work under
him in a Detroit aulo plant. They
are Melvin Kotowicz, 35, also of
Route 3. Rlrmmgh.-yn, and Lloyd
Simpson. 32, of 339 West Grand
boulevard.
Thompson and Kotowiez applied
for aircraft mechanic jobs which
WALNUT VENEER TABLES-Your Choice
Dittinctively dfiiitnfd group of Jiatching tablet?
Heavily conttructed of matched walnut venerri
and other fine cabinet wood*. Book-trough End K ”
Table, Coffee Table, Step-End fable .. . Your M
Choice 52 99.
45-inch Waterfall
CEDAR CHEST
SIQ 9S
I W S«C A
1 ||
AUTOMATIC TRAY! J
Solid Crdar intrrmr and
b-autifully matched
walnut vtnf»r Mtrrmr. iljfl
Has an automatic rais
mg tray. Fully moth
proof and dustpioof
throughout,
WALNUT VENEER
DESK and
Leatherette
CHAIR I
Si Q 95 | -
| WEEK, |
Hmd»nmrlv drsifn
rd watrrfall drsk of
fin* 1 walnut vrnrrrs M X
and othrr irlrctrd 1 ’
rahi nr I woods 7 ,r
spat ious diaweli.
Also mrlud* 1 * tns
matchinf dr*k chair,
upholsfrrad in w*. - W#
ablr laafhrrrttf.
GIVE OAD A BREAK THIS
CHRISTMAS!
i # ,/f •; Y. i I
VELOUR “TILT•BACK” LOUNGE
CHAIR and OTTOMAN 5f% AOO
Limurioii*. mm-iiml Lnunfe Chair T K
and Ottoman covered in beautiful fj3
velour—your choice of 5 rich color*. B ■!
Comfortable *prin« filled teat and f 7 |Lm.
tilt* ot a comfortable anffle b» Ju«t />• ***• •
touching the font to the floOi. Mate h- H WCtRf
l«t ottoman included! ®
Friday, December 19, 1941
will pay them S6OO and 1400
respectively less than they now
receive annimlly. Simpson, who
owns his own plane experiment*
with aircraft, offered his knowl
edge to the Air Corps, also at a'
, salary.
Quezon Rallies People
MANILA, Dec. 19 (INS).
President Manuel Quezon of the
Philippine Commonwealth toda \
rallied his people with the words r
“We should fight like heroes,
hut even in fighting we must art
us gentlemen and Christians.”
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