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Saturday, December 20, 1911
“Raid Warnings
Now Forestall
; .False Alarms
By \V. \V. ( HAI’UN
International New* werxl.e AAar Editor
“ CENTRALIZATION The first
dayst>of Amorira's war against the
Axis the necessity of having one
man in each large sector of the
country responsible for air raid
warnings, to prevent the disloca
tion and confusion such a- resulted
from the eastern seaboard's "mys
tery warning" of December 10 and
: -numerous vve-t coast warnings.
-This need lias been met.
• * *
The commanders of the air force
Interceptor commands of each of
the loin Umierl Sf;n>'-Tii mTcs have
been given full responsibility. They
and they alone can order an air
raid warning in their resj»eetive
ol the country.
• • «
That centralization of authority
might to prevent any false alarms,
but it -till won't mean that there
won t be many alarms which are
not followed by actual raids on the
a'' rled districts. The warning
merely means that planes are ap-'
proaebing and precautions should
be taken. In a majority of cases
t+rr enemy plane- will he Infer-'
t’ept f, d before reaching their ob
jective. or will change their course
voluntarily in hopes of catching
>ome other town unprepared.
• * ♦
In F.ut <>pc the {lercentagc ol
raidless warnings is very high, but!
the warnings are neeessary so'
that no community will be caught
napping when the enemy does ar
rive overhead.
• • •
NK ESSI TIES Japans blows
La' the Peninsula and th<
East Indies are aimed al-
Tnosf as much a' ma-teiy of key
war supplies at gaining strate
g’< liases and territory. The OEM
Xays that thi I'nifcd States fie-
P»tk|s on those regions for the
bulk of its rubber tin manganese,
tungsten, mica, chromite, graphite
tramla filter, palm oil and gylrer
)tir. alj vital war supplies] The
ARt'D allies ar* determined to
protect thOo life-ldood -upplit » ;,t
any cost.
• * •
( AF'TAIN: One of the latest
xailors in the I'nited States Navy
to hr entisred in the rush of re-*
cruits which began with the
J ipan« -e attack on Hawaii and
has never slackened, will be ac
corded unusual honors considering
the fact that h** is only a second
class seaman, the beginner's rat
ing He Will be called captain by
even the highest ranking officer
who addresses him. His name i-
Ralph Captain, and navy tradition
calls for enlisted men to be called
by their last v uru
Lifting of Liquor
Curfew Assailed
Time* s|,f» ( orrr*|»>n«tef.t
LANSING. I ter JO The Lan-'
sing Ministerial Association went
on record today protesting the
Dat# liquor control commission's
*»iion m'lifting the New Year s
Eve curfew on liquor and beer
< rns.
The ;ivs(k i ition urged t■ com
riissiv.n to iccrjnsirit i it*- action on
the following grounds:
• I' l < waste <’( iru »ncy m the ;
consumption of liquor when it
i- greatly needed for defense in
this national emergency.
• The encouragement which is
given to drinking with all of
■ its demoralizing effect on the
drinkers.
Nazi Embassy Staff
Awaits Departure
WASHINGTON. Dec. JO. -
TINS i After a tr ip from Wash
ington under jwilice escort, the
entire German emh***-y staff wa
nt White Sulphur Spring*, W. Va .
today awaiting completion of ar
rangement* for their departure
from the United States
SAIGON. Dec JO The Saigon
radio quoted "competent circles in
Bueno* Air* s" a- saving American
and Japanese diplomats will re
turn to then home countries
aboard an Atgcntine ship, accord
ing to a broadcast heard by ÜBS.
Oakie Seized After Crash
VAN Nt'YS Uni . Dec. JO (INS)
► Jack Oakie. film comedian, to
day was ordered to apfwar in
Municipal Court. December 23, on
drunk driving charges. Oakie was
arrested after hi- automobile al
legedly crashed into anolhor car
and smashed through a wire fence. 1
AFL Ship Welders Strike
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 20
•INS). - The long smouldering
Frisdirtional dispute involving in*
rpendrnt welders and the AFL
boilermakers union flared anew
today as independent welders were
instructed to "down tools" during
the morning shift in San Francisco
Ray region shipyards and inland
plants.
Navy Pushes Enlistments
WASHINGTON T»re JO (INS)
The n;e v announced today that
it w ill continue to enlist recruits
in the navy despite |*>licie- of
othri branches of (he armed
forces.
obitua|, y
Dr. Louis P. Hall
Civic Head Outstanding
in Dental Profession
1 ime* sian ( **rr* *|M.i)(|i'nt
ANN ARBOR. Dec. JO. Dr.
Louis Phillips Hall, professor
emiritus of the University of Mich
igan dental school, outstanding
member of the dental profession
and leader, wall be buried
here tomorrow.
Doctor Hall, who was HI, died
at his home. He had been a mem
ber of the faculty of the school of
dentistry for 39 years until his
retirement in 1925. He joined the
staff following his graduation from
the dental school in IKH9 and be
came a professor of operative and
clinical dentistry in 1903.
Red Cross and was chairman of
the committee which enlisted the
first three groups for army am
bulance service during the first
world war. After the war Fie re
ceived a "pro patna" pin for
distinguished Red Cross service
Doctor Hall was born in Toledo,
and i- survived hy his wife, the
former Elizabeth Douglas of Grosso
Ilf two sons, a daughter and a
si*ter. A third son. Richard N
Hall, died in France on Christmas
Day. 1915. while serving in a vol-j
unteer American ambulance corps
•with the French army.
Five Axis Bases Able
To Strike at Panama
Washington. do< jo <ins> 1
The House committee invest j.
gating .nr tran^ioriat ion reported
today that it discovered "strong"
subversive force- and Axis-con
s roil led fuel depot- and airports *
fiV'of them within striking dis
tance of the Panama Canal tn
sculttered parts of Latin- America.
The committee reported that
thel five fields within flying dis
tance (if the vital canal were in
Guatemala, which ha- 1H airports
in all. Guatemala, in Central
America, is hi hi an miles from the
Panama Canal Zone
Report Nazis Swarm
To Vichy Africa
LONDON. lac JO <INS l The
Daijlv Exprc—s -aid today that
deshita stiffening of the F'rrnch
attitude toward Germany after the
Unt)fed States entered the war.
Adolf Hitler still i- demanding the
use;of Bizerta. m Tunis, as a naval
base.
.Reports from Vichy the Express
said, indicate that within the last
few week* a number of German
technicians have r* ached the North
African f k>rt in Italian submarines.
Takes Over U. S. Property
VICHY. France I>ec JO (INS).
The government of French Indo
china has assumed control over
all American. British and Dutch
properties in F'rertrh Indo-Chma
an authorized Vichy sfvikesman
disclosed triday.
Chittenden Improved
William J. Chittenden, manager!
of Hotel Book-Cadiilac, wa- re
port.ed much improved today in
Harper Hospital, where he under
went an operation.
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“The draft hoard turn ted him , ton—
hut she worked faster!"
Betty Simpson, Th,ee Chemkßl Fi,ms
r . A . , Indicted in U.S. Drive
( l() I paripr 111 Nrw v( irk. dc< .<> gns*.
VI v LV/UVivl f 111 In a -wist move to break the last
remaining links between Gcr-
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him- with a hca, , ailment. CIO Thf ' companies, charged with
headquarter- ,-vealerl today. eon-piraev ,o ir-tram hade ,n
She wa- -tnrkrn 11 «a- -aid. ha /. O'Omi-al-. dyraWffr and
a- an aft.rmalh to .he -launt; of !-ela,-rt piodur,- vital to Awer-
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claimed tr» hive swung ov* i to the _ _
< IO„ ,n a -pl,t with *h- AFL |q \) $
Davis* siscretary of the' Flint Ir- AS 1111111011 T 0
dust rial Council, ncrord'fig to
Jakie Waldo, International Allied AII.ANIIC CITY. N .1. Dec
.Service Worker- representative. <INS). A h9-year-old retired
sergeanl • major in the United
Nicaragua Adds to Foes S'at<- Marine Co.ps ha. offered
MANAGUA. Dec 20 (INSi Secretary of the Navy Frank
The Nicaraguan government today Knox, it was learned today,
declared war Fin Hungary. Ru- Charles- Jacob Buerger of near
mania and Bulgaria, Axis allies, hy Ventnor, explained that modern
Ihe Central American republic warfare might require such a
previously had declared war on ICr an d that he was "sorry I
Japan and Germany. have but one life to offer my
_ i i intry."
Expand Naval Dockyard
OTTAWA Ont.. Dec. JO iJNSi. OofffPS
yard at Esquimalt on the Pacific huiu v "r> ren *r ! a p.. t-
Coast i- to he further expanded im- " !r * J hn 1 * s *"‘ r " Mr
m-dimcly Navnl Vim-i. , An R u- ’• ” ?? N-’ta'm'*:
NfacDonald announced to<lay, r n Bnai a*«rt« p»rx om»i»ri
Trapper Dies in Bay ost an< * ount *
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per. 10-t his life tndav in the 1 ' ""
freezing w aters of Saginaw Ray. h ' r „ Y - n> tu-
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Morrv Kax» n't fr m AlnxAhffrA
M«.ip|on f I *i>rr from Mnim
Fti rpprp nn»h from ,1' pppb
Ma r\ OMhArn fr.-m
l.U’ i > Kuph from A’frpr)
S rniAn J Thomppnn fr ,m Irrnn
Vi'fir .* Fr *h from FI ■ d
ffirriA XXh'tm*n Irnm l.irl
K*'brvn V riixxpki from S'Anlnv
il»..pp|> P. Hii.k« from JAmrp
DEATHS
VA’hAn Injtrim 2130 fiuhn*. |f>
Xian*' ur J V Andir; HO3 F.n 1 f'
l.PonAr*! RArnt 1 >2" Wppl Hsncork. 17
Max K Kpi k .'.3 7 Sax Ah - 7*'.
FharlP* P Futpn.- taio VXh.fm rn “oaiJ, A®
J hn Prippfxm 321 Knilrpi'id .3,3.
ffpnry RpUiPr 2/ias F rntpntp .32
Ntrh"lAP Kr«\vnno« AWil O' - An
f,axp r*.*rp R Pr.npri w »k'. '.913 Chopin 3
! f.'hn Fylliv»n, Al2O Manton .3‘.i
K*l»Ard rjuii'or. 3h3Y firAnrlx. .'2
sh bnrt O Whit nr \ 14.3 Fin'd '1
A'lr.an XX 'pop, 237 A XVrlllngb.r Crrltpr-
I Itr-P, 7 ' 1
S* r*p 1 F r.ebt rr> 711 Inn x 7.
xi*rpnrp* p..nab ip 2st7 Tnimnull. AS
V'o.npi p. lain Aojo Parkwo.-d, 1?
A'bPri Oh'nf OfS.'i Mp\rr», 72
X frrd 1 1 iirplifl 2'* 1 Xla\\»nll 7»x
t-rr'k MrPhprpon ?'.‘i St C *ir. Toss
11 ntv*n. '.3 * (
ftr . lAI rj XX'.Pkl n k 'l ••) "llfc X* jalaop *, m .ntlv
l-'.%*bnr r;. -rood 17 " 7 X* *> x 3\a up 7W
fir rnfh 1 X fniPh*'lf XlflO Xud'lf-op A?
'V'i/Ahp*h RAmfipi.l 2Afn H w.kpr, a. 3
( Rohrrl Srhmidt. 1111* WlfphirP 2*.
WANT AD RATES
DETROIT TIMES
Dally and Sunday
Rate Po r Word Per Da/
Transient
( V-II t II A HO):
I lint# t>.- if
II l.t H rod-mill\r ti.nr- |* i r Sr
7 or more ru.itr. utlsr
llmr* I. I 1 /
< Minimum it w,,rd>i
EXCEPTIONS
Tu R»nt lt*,. m« H u‘**kr. pine
Ftfiomi. H «rd *r»a K,,*,rn < Mldrrn tu
Bf>Ara H* mr for
Bltbations Wanted. *
( V-ll < It \RI.K
1 Itn.e V .V
S Hi li t-nnaeruHva linifu S' ,-e It
7 or more i-on-e.utOe
lime* .Sr S ' jr
(Minimum 11 word.»i
Advertieemerte Ai.-epted *t ai:\’ r,f
hundred* of convenient neis ilx rh***d|
Want A.) Stdtp i • or »t tl.e .;me*
■ Mam Otflre T • rri «*.- SfjuHre r,t tow
j fr'ntomy ra-h rate- f.r rnav
! telephone your ad to CJterry HHi»O
and have it rh*,,-eft
Ad* ordered hy feleph* re god gp.
cepted ir,>m peraon* tiated in the
teleplione h*-,k *ir « 1 1 > «tirerl.,r> ~n
niernnr* ndum ,, nl > . I. return
tor thi* court»*> the advertixt r i*
! experted to remit [,r*,mjt:>.
It h*>x nun t,er i- fte.*ire,:, e*t mate
five words additional
Tl,e Time.* rteerve* th» n*;ht tn
n)a**ity ails under appropriate head
in*#.
All claimi for adjuatmentf and re
funds mu*t t,e made within 10 <:a>*
a lie i expiration of ad.
):rror« ehould he reported immedi
ately. The Time* aseurr.e- no re»t< n
nlbJiity lor error* alter ihe it ret
insertion.
To Insure publication in the Sunday
paper, copy must be in the Times
~ffir* by it 3o « m Saturday To
insure insertion in every eddi ,n of
the week-day paper copy must be In
the Tip,e« offi< e hy (, p m. t.ne day
before publicat.cn.
WHKN CANCELINf; advertUernenta
advertisers must *erure *
NUMH’hK fr.tn the telephone clerk.
Without this number, f-atmtact ,ry ad
justment cannot be made in »aee of
error, vs> do not xuarantee to discon
tinue an order unless camieUa-tioa ia--
received tn the office t,ef r* 6 p. m the
da> precerflnthe next insertion: 11 3o
a. m.. Saturday f*r ?unda> editions.
MAIN o»m »:
U7M ( AX* AVt .M t
AT TIME- -AH VKF
CHERRY 8800
Lost and Found
.LOST—Ch< v* ; blue black mai*- Monday.
Regard. Return to 4'■ W*-t ft M i* R.d ,
Femda;e or rail R> >a! Oak 9*13
LOST Pointer, ten-.m? d<>,: vrhlte. large
V on
[Frown; head ant ear brotvn wblta V in
. f-**eh*ad Reward n. ar.-i 70741
Inkster road. Red ford. Call Farmington
sft6-R-2.
POODLE—Gray. white; northwest section.
2'*oi Kerry Park. Telephone Tyler 5-7247
Reward
RED IRISH SETTER wearing < ,* r
chain Kindly telephone Tyler 6-2449
Reward.
WaLLKT - Containing 6100. paper*
“Needed" tßerween Detroit-Tpst lanl 11
Reward Olive 44 4 1
Male Help Wanted
BOYS. 18-19 YEARS OLD
with bicycle* for n' ,ht messenger work
Vacation* w*h pay Healthful outdoor
v> irk 3.5 c an hour If % -u are attending
*< hool here is *r. opp-. r tU’- ty f• >r j i t
earn ex'ra monev .»** Mr Swarthout,
Rc« m i***-,. Western Union Telegraph Co.,
536 Shelby street
CO\S. WITH OR WITHOUT BICYCLES.
16 17-18 YEARS OLI>
In our serve*- s u-i .mr in c ntact with
h-g t.ustness men and gatn experience
rr. hey cann• » buy. See Mr. Swarthout,
Riwm 206. 536 Shelby Street.
DRIVERS WANTED
Goivj m<>ney-making opportunity driving
iChecker Can* An outdoor job drum* a
pleasure rar Healthful prnfitable and
steady Age* 21 to 56 Apply 212 k Trum
t'Ull. af’er Sam
FOREMAN —T sM and die department, who
ha* had extensive experien< r at routing
and directing large ton e of tr.ol at d die
maker* Good man »id laege «• ’tract
*‘v p experience preferred. G”od salary.
<hance for advancement. State full par
ticular* and part history. Dept PE. 6200
.Avalon Rlvd., Loa Angeles California
Boring Mill Operator
for second shut: must he highly experl
enced in precmii.n tool work' h t-he** wage*,
plenty <>f overtime State reference. Apply
Box 6**3 Tletrolt Time*
MACHINISTS
Shaper* milllrg machine, la’he and bench
ma< hinintv Must t'e American citizen.
Apply P X B-6617. Detrc ■' Time-
PUBLIC accounting firm in nearby city
has vacancies on it* j.-manent staff f. r
two senior and three ;-.,n><«r a. r'untarts.
In replying re ate qualification* and ref
erence* Write B'x B-6M' I'eTof Times
RESPONSIBLE party 1 drive to Loa
A r.ge e*. y u are n a*ked » • share ex
penses. ('all evenings 7 l 1 MUrrav 420 ft.
SALESMEN sun'*') to e < a' Bg
commission 760 j \\ .«t Chicago
TWO .108 SET-l T MEN~
3 HORIZONTAL MILLING
MACH! NK OP HR A TOR S
6 VERTICAL BORING
MILL MEN
S r pnd> W rk Ti*\ nn'l N ch f Sruf’i
frpi vniApt Of* r
PALMER BEE CO.
V\’* •tnvn«itfr nr’'! ('fThrs*] Trunk
VERTICAL MILL OPERATOR
S r .emnd -htft. It- Hi l‘P h oi I '. *-* pert*
pm-rd )n pre, I Sion tool -cork h'ghest tissr*
I ip.on I.f oxerlrre Sit'r refersnre Apply
ft \ 685,3 pr»rott fines
Employment Agencies
DEFENSE POSITIONS
OFFICE TECHNICAL EXECUTIVE
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
1216-17 LAFAYETTE BUILDING
JONES Umplnvment. 4116 B< auhien, w-mt*
day workers couples, p-rii-rs, maids,
waitresses, (Wumhta loin *
Entertainer* and Musiciana
.ORCHESTRA availah'e New Year a Eve
Call Northlawn f»V>2 after «.
1 ——— - - - i— 3.- -
Female Help Wanted
| EXPERIENCED white, tor cooking and
I general h‘ usewnrk good home private
hath and r ;r 2 adutts; Uu. Call alter
: * p m Lenox .5522
ENT! RIENCED wa ires* sandwich sh”p.
davs or nights; start JIN per week, per
»iral interview only 130 H West Mc
| Nichols ,
iNuERtENUF.D gt-l, 'day w xl. *.» ' and
carfare Fdzroy *7*l
.EXPERIENCED waltreS*** for new fp .
wo. d W iffle Shop f,o.d pr .t»i*iliorv
JA.VIt \4 *dward
(iIRI, Geer ra 1 hO'tsewcrk experienced
reference* 2521 Edison. TO. »-7»1.« Call
f< \ LEBLA DIES wanted to sell r .at Rig
, me 7’"l W
'•O GIRLS jrnated lately as ps’tners and
trarhers; AMenem-P r-’f nor’M’ w
trsi-h \ u at| ia*e«f <iao'» step- part or
lit' tirr gua’ante* t( n'ghtl> whilr |< i»n
n*. earn up to fto WEEKLY Ai-pU.
HOLLYWOOD ftcbool of (Van inr 12it
Westward TE 2 «1*72
[Cljnstmasy^!o:
[>- gift ★
L’ Suggestions
For Her
i pERKI'MES—CbI .gnsa. riff se’s. bra ti- 1
fully boxed 1332 tiratp t. ('Merry 5866
W MANFCKK. Furs 15 i ,-t Grand
Rlvert- Room .V<2. CHerry fto6M
For Him
PANT* v par . DM Pant*. l
ktore 1241 Bri>adwa> Of.en evenings 1
For the Horn
I BEAUTIFUL Xmas tree* Wholesale
| price* Big select.on. 3850 Michigan
I Lafayette 5170.
[LARGE arttflctal Chrtstir.as trees n- veities
at reduction
WIBNER 1426. GRATIOT
MATT R U.'sE ES. piliowa, comforter* ideal 1
Christmas gifts. Conley Bedding. M3O
West Warren
TOASTMASTERS refrigera' r « radio*
Complete line at Shively s. corner Holden
and Ferry Park.
For Every One
| A Ll-DNA P.rcnF ATtcrsr—-TTN"s .'U \l,?,nr~
reservations; billiards. s*oß Michigan
1 LA layette P 341
1 BEAUTIFUL Elgin Ham iron Longim
wDstwa*ches Hugo V< ntoirg, 22<ktft
Grand River
CONV F.RS AT ION A L Spanish II h • -»1 r pn
vate; special clan rate*. Shout. TF.mple
2 6192
LADIES 7ENTB Bulova w:t!<h*s. JIT >0
up Diamond engagement sets, J 23 sii
| up Pav ta*h. pay lea*. Lay away plan
1260 GRISWOLD
| MASSAGE MACHINES;' vbrator*; hair
I dD'ers; electric hand clippers. Vomers. 1
311 (Jratlrrt. Open 8 7
PHILCO, Zenith f’.cnerai Elec ri radios
MacTKinald'a P.adio. 14210 Coyle. Ver
. 170
'PORTRAITS for 'jlfts Hat.a? Studio
I *147 Wes* Jefferson (Sloxni. Vtnrwrocp
2-2525-
XMAS SPECIALS Electri' «l HPt’liance-
Radlos hardware Complete line toys
4n r s reduction. Springwells Hardware, 2038
1 gprtngwtU* |
For Men
A Y MC A. membership last* all year.,
Telephone your nearest branch today.
Miscellaneous
EXPERT Window Cleaning Company, 206
East Grand River. Cherry 3407 for esti
mate*.
COMPLETE .tne- Chrlstma* tmer wale.;
Salvation Army. Sixth and Lafayette. I
Situations Wanted—Male
PAINTER, wad washer; experienced, excel-,
lent reference*, reasonable rate* work
n*n*hlp guaranteed TErrace 2-9356
WAf ,L cleaning, ftoUshmg. first (lass.
experienced; reference*; evening*. Tem
pi- 2-7757
CXJLORED' mart. exp*r|enced ambitious
mechanic lubrication, want* steady work
, - 2 S’ ’i <•
Situations Wanted—Female
CHAUFFEUR 15 year* - experience handy
in*> reference*; *33 w-ek r tunii.
! 1-7352.
j EXPERIENCED colored girl w*hes dayt
! part, time; th> rough cleaner. Tyler 6 6622.
NEAT colored girl wishe* day work; J 3 00,
carfare; reference*. TEmple 1-4763
Educational
Thorough, Efficient Training
in sh’-rthand. bookkeeping, ty r>ew riting,
stenograph. compt”met-r etr
THE BUSINESS INSTITUTE
Phone RAnd ’lph 6534 for Information
Personals
AFTER this da'e not responsible for debts
contracted by my wife Lteslotte. Edward
Freignitier. 1*513 Peikey
aM c x.: v l , L. M ' Aatrologlat! Whom
| v u've heard over the radio consultation,
your h- me or mine. Appointment*. Ver
mont 5-4432
(ASTROLOGER—36 years’ experience.
WORLD b FAIR, radio 39 Peterboro.|
CHerry 6844
i ASTROLOGER— Evangeline Berry 5320
Burlingame <Livernols-Grartd Riven; ap
pointments. Jl 00. NOrthlawn 7229
AfjTROLOGIST Crystal La B-lle Your
hem* or mine. 45 Edmund Piace. Cherry
| 1 6(g
ASTROLOGER PHOEBE ( ARTKR~Con
*ultation dally; ve r y reasonable. 446
Helen (near Jefferson!.
AT BILL GRAF’S GRlLl.,—Astrologer Es
telle. Noon Luncheons. 124 John R
| <Downstairs). |
ATTENTION—|"EIinor." "Lois," '’Jessie.''
' Berilia ” entertainers. Rainbow Tea
room. 110 John R.
FAT’ SLUGGISH’ CRYPT A-JELL .
drugle** vegetable gelatin* changed thou- 1
sand* of Detroiter* reducing effort* so suc
ce*s B-’fter. safer, quicker. No diet fad.
Inve tlgate anc compare. Sam'*, Hudson's,
ai d heijth food or drug st re* ,
FUR (’OATS, Jli) up. Jl reserves. Loui*
F ir- 455 Miiuinti. opp p’lltce Head'ift*
MI’S. RAYE Astrologtst featured at State
Fair. 5ft.37 Mitchell. PLaza 23U3
NOT responsible for any debts contracted
by my wife. Francis Fay McDonnell
Murphy. Signed. John Murphy.
NOT responslt 1 for debts contracted by
my wife, Vivian, aftrr this date. Joseph
Kerpet
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
,Sueres*ful office treatment while working
Doctor De Swarte Rectal Clinic, 5005 Cas*
avenue Temple 1-2124.
PROF ELTON ASTROLOGY’
CONSULTATION dally. 10-5; Tueadavs
Fridavs until ft. closed Su-iday 3418 John
R. het F.rskine and FUI-tt. Special. JI.
RF VKRFND LILLIAN LEE ChufchTf'
Chris' Appointments dally 1960 West
■• ’ ■ ' ‘ . . VH”i T er 6 7 ’3 1
STOMACH ulcer retlefi Investigate’ Vod
O 10 Da\ d Stott Bldg CA 6440
Special Notices
FOR 8 ALE—2o.Oo*t Chn*tma« ♦ -e* 20
m le- ue.-t of Harr’«vtl e on M-7°
< •
Dine and Dance
- HU KEN IN THE ROUGH 60c; de
- call un. 7u"<( tk*.l. Livem
>Hop.E’S CAFF 1.3200 WEST U aRRF.N
P”e*t turkey, (hicken dock dioners. Ifte
Bus Transportation
$2.50 Chicago $2.50
Tot EDO. 9"c NEW YORK. $8 95 I
SPK'TAI RUSK 6 FOR At.l (*(< ’ APIONP
, DE LUXE MOTOR STAGES
t *iY CASS. AT BAGI.EY RA. Dll
Moving, Storage, Cartage
j ATLANTIC rsdded va*.* Insured; truck
Ing J 6 load, free es’imate* TOwnsend
6-.3A05,
PACIFIC St -rage. Jl r< •m. lowest rates,
* tnicking. $1 .'»<» h’"ir: Randolph 62-53
VIPJ.F.YI COULTER— M'ivtb* expr*s«ing
tri vking. trine;* storage. reasonable
price*/ CAdtl *- '-‘ll6
Laundries
A-1 DAMP WASH 20 LBI
QUALITY I *
» ■ DAMP ya ash 1« lbs T6c flat ironed.
13 lb* . 78c 1618 McLean F frr<>y 6233.
DP APES CIFaNTD AND FINISHED 7 <*e
o SHIRTS FINISHED. 12c WITH DRY
CLEANING. UNIVERSITY 3-4110.
ABSOLUTE A• 1 tAORK GUARANTEED
15 lbs. Damp, 69c
lAc EXTRA WILL, FINISH ATI YOLK
HAT BLANKETS A HANDKERCHIEF*
Sunshine Laundry LE. 137 Q
N udsv, out t .m-’cr-'w; 33 ih« . «9c. damp
12 pie.’* all flat. J 1.49. or 21 lbs. Jl 2*
•i”«arth 8790
Dancing Instructions
ARa«SON DANCE BTI 'DIO fTjtec’*! e 'ir*e
*? .0 4Woodward TF 2-9.36 t
TRIANON SCHoof, of DAN»’IN»> Special
, ir*e J 2 SO 3747 W'HwtW *fd TE. 2-9*"'o
Dancing Instructions
RHUMBA am* conga lessons
by Cuban expert. J Ramon t'arlos 1
►ox tp.ot am* \a alt;: courses. S 2 no
Tree stud)”*, 41 'ft Woodward. TK. 2-8642
Rentals Wanted
t
COLORED—Wanted 2 3 rr*<>m*; with 7
weeks' baby. TYler 5-5586
Houses for Rent
SIXTH. .3429 7 r-om* arul bath, recon
ditioned and decorated throughout. J 35
a m .ivtr Open 4 '*■* UN ?-«"*95.
W-ACRE Near Royal Oak. J2&O, $5
down See Trombley. 25022 John R
Elats for Rent
801 LKVAHD WK'T GRAND 1504 Near
Warren, upper five, large room*. S4O
HILLSBORO 5512 Joy road-Grand River
section; redecorated, five-room upper
Northlawn 43.35
HOSMER. 8756
UPPER SIX ROOMS. $25
CANTON. .V*)7
Modern Upper 5 Room* J3S TK 2-667.3
LIN WOOD. 5786 Seven r’e.m modern
lower redecorated; mlatd linoleum
Cadillac 6276 „
MAPLEWOOD GRAND RIVER Pleasant
five upper redecorated adult* rewieon
ahlr garage Tyler 5-1594
5-ROOM UPPER PAVED STREET. s»•>
10000 Pur-tan cor. Wyoming UN 1-12.50
COLORED »57* East Kerry) Six-r'>om
f’at. steam heal included r»a*’ nat>|e
Hotels
ADERNA HOTEL
CENTRALLY LOCATED DAILY. Jl 00-
>lso. private bath comfortable outside
room*, d' wn*own 351 > t.'a**.
DIXIELAND HOTEL
Rate* ji 3o and Up
Home of the Famous
FLAMINGO BAR
Dining Room in Connection
FARMER STREET AT JOHN R
HOTEL WASHINGTON. 2130 Car*
Rooms, $4 weekly, private »hower, $6.50
weekly Iraneienlt $1
IMPERIAL HOTEL Peterboro at W(*>d-'
ward, private bath, shower; dovntown.
weekly rate*. $2 dally. I
?TP.AND Hofei; $4 up, -ingle $6 double.
eificient service. 78 bibley. near Detroder
Hotel
Apartment Hotels
THE WHITTIER~
Detroit's tineet residential hotel; 2 to *
rooms Burns Drive, out East Jeiierson.
LE. 9000.
4 -
Furnished Rooms for Rent
ALTER ROAD. 1507 (Jefferson-Kercheval)
Uont. beauty re»t. friendly
iv-me Ivrexei 4*J7^>
BURLINGAME, near Twelfth, pleasant
room. ii<»wl transportation, breakfast op
tional. Townsend 6-1233.
COMFORTABLE rooms for men. $3 up,,
reading room 2804 Sixth
\A EBL> Y HALL I
DELAWARE. 1562 —Large front. twin
t*ed*. gent.emrn; private horns. Madt
•Oil 1767
EAST SIDE Ntc« large sunny room gtn
gi ; breakfa*t optional. Pmgree 5684. j
GRAND RIVER-J0Y—5.544" South Claren
don; double, board optional; gentlemen
Tyler 4-6699.
HAMPSHIRE. 13421 - Large cheerful room
in refined home; reasonable Arlington
1829
HARDING. 1259 Pl*a*xnt front room for
1 or 2; near Jefferson and factories;
reasonable. Drexel 3473.
INDIAN VILLAGE district, near Lafa
yette—Large, attractively furnished room
for one or two; private bath; garage.
Fltiroy 3659.
KNODELL. 5464—Comfortable room, prT
vate h me near four farlme* (Uive 0296
McLEAN, 241 Highland Park--Front ro<.m,
one or twn man, near Chry*. TO. 7-3029.
REFINED colored h.me. single couple;
every convenience. West *ide, reasonable.
T) >er 7-4478.
ROCHELLE 14114 near Gratiot-Chatmer*
-Pleasant room steam heat, gentlemen.
AP-. 7947
Ward. 15824 Attractive room; steam,
twin t>eda, breakfast optional. Univer
sity 3-0607.
room: suitable two. employed adtilta
only Call after 5 p m
COLORED—Trowbridge; comfortable room.
couple or single gentlemen; private
home Townsend 6-5194.
COLORED—3746 Brown place, large fur
nished room, atoker heat, reasonable.
Tyler 4-7578
COLORED 957 Melbourne; large front
room, newly decorated, nice location,
near carline, reasonable Madiaon 17.36
COLORED—642 Holbrook attrac
tive room; convenient transportation.
] - 94
Housekeeping Rooms
DEARBORN. 1336 Miller road, near Ford
plant Room, kitchenette, comfortable,
reasonable
FOURTH, 5528—G00d transportation; two
front room*; Murphy, refrigeration;
adults, reasonable
FOURTH, 4117-- 2 room*, suitable couple
and small child; $7 .So weekly
FOURTEENTH. 2521 < Michigan • Three
rooms, basement, hot water, refrigera
tion. employed couple
HURLRUT 2.577 One light housekeeping
room and 2 adjoining rooms; reasonable
JOS CAMPAU, 721 Bearoom. kitchen,
living room, comfortably furnished;
$6.56). Ftixroy 7179.
MT. VERNON. 5.33 Two front room*.
everything furnished, innersprlng mat
tress. striker; $6
I’vi'.k, 3140 Two rooms at-d
SB. sleeping. $2.50; children welcome:
fr»e nursery. Cherry 5755.
WOODWARD. 3444 (near Eliot) - Two"large
pleasant front housekeeping; adults; $6.
COLORED - Neatly furnishea * rooms;
k'tch»n privileges, good transportation
305 Eliot 1 Brush 1
When
You Have
REAL
ESTATE
Of Any Type
TO SELL
You Can Get More
‘RESULT-VALUE’
For Your Money
IN
“Quick-Action”
TIMES
WANT
ADS
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Housekeeping Roams
COLORED Adul*» front room furrt*bM
kitchen privileges 219 Hague. Trtnitv
2 *A'>o9
COLOR ED 1556 K" t » Nice roorniil con
nnu ua hot refped gentla»*a
rrniyr ' ’ "
COLORED Rooms. kit( heuette. adult*.
7591 oCameron; 722 J<>« Campau. Tem
pi* 1-7254
Board and Room
BIRWOOD, 14671 Fenkell-IA yomtng dis
trict gentleman: clean, warm comfort
able r .”nt, American h”tne; newly fufX
nished g(w«d meals and lunches
EAST LAFAYETTE Nicely furni-hed
rooms women couple preferred, FHa
roy 7iw 11
GRAND BLVD EAST 1289,’* nekr
ard's; exielicnt meal* home privilege*.
PlXle 5496
MONTE VlhT A 15096 Dively room,
southern ’(xklng gentlemen, home privi
lege*. good transportation _______
Convalescent Homes
WE SF'ECIALIKE In Gangrene. Dtabetis.
Rheumatism, Neuritla. Trained Nurtes.
Tvler 6-9204.
New Houses for Sale
A HOME in Dearborn Highlands costa no
more; beautiful; reasonable. DE. 1366.
ALWAYS OPEN; 11 NEW MODELS.
186K6 ORLEANS. HOI TH OK 7-MILE JL
GR\NHMf*NT 67? M tu'wi. —imriet-
F77F sale, tile natb. natural fireplace,
room for recreation room: ready to move
in. J3u month plus taxes 1 4643 Joy road.
Oregon 3900.
GRANDVILLF. 78.35 W of Warren
sacrifice; 2 bedror»m«: fully modern
model on 40x135 lot: school* and trana.;
$.3.94)5 KHA term* Better hurry on this
ROYAL OAK- 10 new models. Alexander
Ave,. north of Gardenia _
VISIT Lanark Village All brk model*.'
Open daily. Lanark Ave., off Morang Rd.
Houses for Sale
(Eaut of Woodward )
WILSHIRK. 14529
OPEN DAILY
New brick .5 rooms: gas A C : 40-ft lot,
KI.AI.TUK //
Ha. per-Outer Drive PINfl. 2555
Houses for Sale
\(Wett of Woodward)
ASBURY PARK (Grand River section 1
7-room brick; oil heat; J 690 down Ho
garth 2905.
FKNKELL- LIVERNOIS SECf
s* U'<" u-426 good Brick aeml-bang. with
5 r’M>m* and bath dn.. I room up, space
lor other- 40-ft lot. 2-rar gar *id» dr.
only *5.500, JSOu dn. L G flttmpson.
CA 0321 or TO 5-1794
HOMER WARREN- & CO.
i-tvt- points $8415 '((Grind Rlver-iavaii-
Mile section 1 Five rooms, hath, full
.basement; J2.7'io. J7.Vt down. 2685 Mtchi-
LAhtHTTK "Too
Houses for Sale
DEARBORN, Graham near Wyoming —•
Modern bungalow, oak floors, full base
ment. hot air furnace, attic; paving paid:
$.3 60. terms Many others. See our lists
and pictures
ELHKA REALTY A INVESTMENT CO.
6217 West Fort VI. 1-1400
COI.ORKD \Y side. 12 rm-., 2-car gar.,
J7OO dn . s3o m<>. TY’. 5-5.366. TY. 4-02()4.
COLORED Inverness (near Puritan!; 7-
room. $3,400; bargain; hurry! Olson.
University 3-8330.
•COLORED—3-fam hr '. jiTSOfTdn ; 2-farm
ul„ Ji.200 4n. Other bargr MA. 4032.
Flats for Sale
A SNAP' $4,700; 5-6 rooms; must get
equity; sacrifice owner Plaza OHO.
IF S’OU are looking mr a nice and com
fortable home, examine the outside ’of
'3743 Iroquois. If interested, we will *hoW'
you the inside and you will buy it. It's a
good buy. Call Cherry 1636 for appoint-
I ment.
MUIRLAND Btc k-n "$.'1.750 $575 dowfL
Bargain, hurry! Ola”n. University 3-6330.
TWELFTH. 5965—-Six each; Income upper
apartmen»: $4,500, SBOO down; owner.
Tyler 6-3575.
TWO- FAM ILY" 5-6:' 13.600: 'sßs month In
come. S7OO down. $29 per month. Trin
ity 1-6.372
1 c6i.OP.ED Two-famll.v. six. five: single
steam heating plant; *6.50 DOWN!
Ivanhoe 2067
COLORED, SCOTT—Three-famlly: good
! income excellent condition; ONLY *BOO
DOWN' Cadillac 4606.
Income Bungalows for Sale
DREXEL. 5301—Upper five- stoker heat
included; available January Ist. Murray
6824.
Vacant Lots for Sale
WATCH for weekly bulletin this column
every Sunday. State Land Office Board
Real Estate Wanted
A Single Home or Flat
II or other improved property in De- l 1
i 1 troit. Our large organization Is beat '
1] able to handle your R«al Estate and L
Insurance problems. You may have
our representative call to dlscuaa !'
1 1 this with no obligation to you— <'
i| Simply ’phone CA. 0321.
: HOMER WARREN lc CO.
Established 1884 Dime Bldg.
ALL CASH KOR YOUR PROPERTY*” "*
M A BARAK, 29.35 Mt Elliott. FI. 4933
BUYERS—Any east «td* property; cash,
term*. Burd. Ivanboe 3340.
-CASH re*) estate sates, trade Ea*t Sid*
property 24 - hour service. Pettine.
PLaza t
PARTY WITH gash WANTS SMALIT"
HOME. F AST SIDE ROSEVILLE 1910
WANTED Rormhifi Houses, f'ats. Ap'.t
Swansoh 401 Cadillac Sq Bldg CA. 38»6
2 OR .3 bedroom home N -W section; sso(*
to S7OO down
Suburban Real Eatate for Sale
RESTRICTED nomesit** at eurprlslngly
1 w prices Tuggey Birmingham 916
Farms and Lands for Sale
60 ACRES on M 76 village 1'- mile* Ideal
to subdivide, s2..'k>(i. Haokm*on Mortice
Mu h
Little Farms for Sale
'EASY on the p* k'o»<o|i 5 *rr» tract
fating |i«vemrnt. only s.’>6s $11.5 han
dle* .Newman Vs.\”» and Goddard rda.
’/ft ACRES—Sewer, water, ga*. walks, $650.
Office •jr 13 Mi a- . t,r< • 1 ’ oien
Sat., Sun. Jud* n Brad way Co, RA. 9700.
$330 SMALL farm. 63.5 dn W 7-MU* rd..
nr factorlea VE 5 2670 eve VE 6-7t*6.(
Mortgages
MORTG At > ES— Old and tew property.
Hahn A Co.. 213 Barujm T-iwer CA 4580
to Loan
On Renl Eatate
is your property Foreclosed*™
OR SOLD FOR TAXES* NEED MONEY’
Write in rorfl.|efv e. ,v# ft]; p-,r’ njlars
Addre** B< x A 2377, The Detroit T me*
1
Land Contracts
ALL Und contra* t« bought, rntg-s made
McHi|gh, 1410 Frd Bldg < aoiiiar »U 49
ANY desirahlei lai d codtra< r pnrrhased.
MELVIN y LANPHAR A COMPANY
Bfh Floor Lafayette B lg Cadi’fkc 6310
V- ~~ 4 ' -
Business Opportunities
RVaI’TY SHOP f hu*'t*e*e ehron»»
e«]iil|>i'e«l make <1 frr AfHngi -n 6*76
eyefftngs.
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