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The Phoenix index., 1941-09-27
More Chicks To
Jit' With Cry
Lonely Soldiers
BY AL WHITE

WASHINGTON (ANP)-Fort
Belvolr'S 'yardbirdS'' of colored
persuasion are grunnbling, quiet
ly now, over the series of dances
that had been arranged for
them, say reports which are
leaking out despite efforts on
the part of several officials to
quiet them.
1t would seen that the boys
had been promised some
Chicks for their dances, which
had been arranged through the
cooperation of organizations in
the cities.
Weekly, buses from the camp
would appear n the district,
collect a grou, damsels and
HE them away o the nearby
camp. ..e
And each week, instead of the
"chicks" getting 'piggier'. they
grew more on the oldish and
moro matronly side.
Now these chaps wearied OF
showing grandmas around the
floors and begar stunning the
events, much to the chagrin
of some of the sponsors.
However, there was one
Chick in the gang and natural
ly the boys fIocked over to her;
just about danced her to death.
The lads told this "gal' to
bring along more like herself
the next time the bus came
down to the camp.
BUCKS A THROW
And subsequently, a special
banquet-dance was arranged
and 30 girls were to be import
ed. They were to be selects,
ranging in ages from 1920
not over the highter figure. But
when the dowagers who run the
show got wind of the proposal,
they put down their own Sc
lection-fattish and fortyiSh at it
were-to keep the boys morale
straight.
Now I ask you, what would
one of these kids want with a
grandma to fondle all evening"
even in the most respectable
manner? Small wonder one of
the boys yelled "Hell is this
what I paid my So for?" when
he lamped the DANES who
tunnbled gracefully from the
olive drabs buses. Even the wo-
men were olive drab.
The effect on the morale of the
troop is discouraging. They feel
that the younger and more at
tr|active jitterbugs tare giving
them the cold shoulder, although
the type of boys in the camp is
pretty we'll up on a high level.
And so the whole thing is get
ting a thorough going-over, the
women who feel they are being
sighted and the soldiers who
know they are being sighted,
have just about worn each 9TH
ers" nerves to a raw edge. And
army morale is taking whale
of a licking.
Oh, well, Sherman was right.
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AME'S HOLD nth SESSION

LOS ANGELES-(A N P)-Dele-
gates from the Southern California
area of the AME church gathered
at Grant Chapel AME Church here
last Wednesday for the 18th ses-
sion of the Southern California
conference.
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Cheerful Disposition Best
Insurance Against Wrinkles

attention. They become discolored
by coat collars and furs.
Place the heels of your palms
to gether at the point of the chin
and smooth upward to the ear
lopes, then upward to the cheek
bones. Follow with brisk slapping
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S3S NEW STUDENTS ENROLL

WASHINGTON, D.C.-A record
enrolment of 1873 new student
registered in the undergraduate
schools at Howard University on
the first day of registration, 1t
was -announclad this week by
university officials.
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LUNCHEON GIVEN AT SCOUT
pTIERTO

Several of the executives of the
Roosevelt Council, leaders, scouters,
and committeeman attended a
luncheon in which vital points of
scouting were discussed. Mr.. George
Miller, chief executive, made a
very important talk concerning the
future problems of local troops. Lat
er an open discussion was held by
the representatives of each troop
An interesting talk was also made
by John Henry Lewis, ex-light-
weight champion of the wQrld. One
of the most vital points in the open
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executive order and the committee
created by it, of which Mr.. Sarnoff
is a member, that the reactions
throughout the country to the
broadcast of Mir. Dixon's appear
ance this summer before the SYM
phony orchestra had been mos
commendable. ---.
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POLKA DOT CLUB

POLKA DOT CLUB
The Polka Dot Club opened a
new club house at 1902 w. Had
ley Street. Courtesy cards have been
sent to the many club members and
friends that participated in the
grand opening on Thursday night,
September IL, which was well at
tended. On Thursday night, Sep
tember 18, the club sponsored
barn dance on South Mountain.
Everyone spent on enjoyable even
ing.
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ONLY when include clipping of this column and
full brhdae and address Letter For
Private Reply send only (25c) and seaddreseo stamped
envelope for ASTROLOGY READING ard rereive hy
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Send all lsseers to: ABBE WALLACE care 1t.E scoTf
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Society News

from Memorial Baptist Church. He
was the husband of Mrs. Bell
Moore. Rev. Nelson officiated. East
Lake Funeral home in charge.
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A new gas generator for heating
steel furnaces has been 6evelopeu
in Sweden, according to the De
partment of Commerce
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BIRTH NOTES
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Chambers September 18, an eight
pound baby boy. Mother and son
are doing nicely.
Mrs. Louise Marie johnson OF
Okland, California, and Rev. Mr..
Arthur A. Moore pastor of Cambel
AME Church, Denver Colo, ex-
changed marriage views Sunday at
the close of the Colorado Confer
ence of the AME'S at the Tanner
Chapel AME Church. Phoenix. The
ceremonies were carried out by the
brides father, Rev. Mr.. H. T. S.
Johnson, retired minister of AME
Churches. Matron of honor was the
brides sister. Mrs. Thelma Johnson
mother of the bride was present
as was Mrs. Anna H. Johnson. Her
marriage came as a surprise to her
many friends. The bride was dress
ed in cold taffeta, carrying a beau
tiful bouquet of white carnations.
The couple will be honored guests
at a reception Wednesday, Septem-
ber "a, in Denver. At this time they
will leave for their honeymoon in
Massachusetts,. Miss Johnson is a
graduate of the American Conserva-
tory OF Music-Chioago and is well
known throughout California. Mrs.
Thelma johnson is the only ap-
point Negro worker on the draftee
board in.
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. FOR FIRST CLASS service and
good food with a smile go to Bills
Red Rooster, 1912 Buckeye Road,
it's ready.
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SICK LIST

SICK LIST
Mrs. Estella Harris, Mrs. Andrew
Marshall, Mrs. Anderson, Apt. 33,
Matthew Henson Project, and Mrs.
Essie Mayson are very i'll at this
writing. We wish for each of them
a speedy recovery.
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8 Hearts 8 Spades Dbl. Pass
4 Hearts Pass Pass Pass
The question is determined by
the score. Shall North-South at
tempt a double on a freak hand
Or shall they attempt to score a
game. North having opened the
hand on a very shade count and
with two singletons prefers to
attempt a game and accept the
double by South provided East
bids four spades which he dare
not do. East is fully aware
that West has no count, sees the
King of Clubs trapped and is
contented to let North take all
the risk. In this instance his
conclusions were proper.
If the high count in the East
West hand had been divided the
risk would have been lessened.
WINSLOW. p. O. BOX z11
eopyrlghteS Is4L All Rights Reserved.
ST. LOUIS. MO.
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RETURNED HOME

RETURNED HUME
Mrs. R. l.. Mack returned from
a lengthy visit with relatives and
friends m California. Mrs. Jettle
Foster and brother have just re-
turned from burying their nephew
in Bristo, Okla, where they visit
ed with relatives and friends. Mrs.
Clyde Luckye and Mrs. Meters re-
turned last week from an extensive
visit with relatives in Texas
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STOP ALL THE Gossip about
Hargro's chicken by going to 1923
E. jefferson ST., they are thorough
breds. Only Negro Chickery in Ari-
zona. Give them a trial.
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NATIVE PARTY

NATIVE PARTY
Mrs. Carrie Hughes of West
Gilbert street, was honored guest
at a birthday party given by Mr..
Swarford Jones, and her daughter,
Mrs. woodbridge, last week. Mrs.
Hughes has been i'll for several
weeks.
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WIN N.WlNSLO LOW.WAY
Contract Bridge
BY T. n. e. Win-Way
.A-1A, K-l o.

FREAKS"
Knowing the risks necessary to
make contract with highly
freakish distribution we simply
had to advise our correspondent
who sent IN the following deal to
use all the knowledge of analy-
sis that he possessed and then
see how big a loss he could take.
There will never be any formula
devised for the accurate bidding
of freakish distributions, but
close attention to the bidding
will serve we'll in many IN.
stances.
North-South: 6 Mats.
East-West: 6 Mats. Vul:
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F.. G.. C.-Let me know if I should
return to my job this year or give
it up like my husband has been
trying to get me to do all summer
long?
Ans: Stay at home and try to
please your husband. He is making
good and is able to support you. III
he prefers you to remain at home
and let him be the breadwinner
give i'm to him. Your husband is
mighty anxious for family. When
you teach. you aren't able to see
one another often enough, and it
might cause confusion if you do not
humor him by remaining there to-
gether.
l.. W.-Please tell me if I would
he doing right to let my son go to
this college in the north. He feels
that he won't pe satisfied down here
another wear? .....
Ans: The cnange would be mar
velOus for your son and I strongly
recommend that you let him go to
the school he has chosen. He can
do just as good work there as he
could at home and his being away
from you will also help him. Your
boy has very keen mind and you
must not worry about him, as he
intends to make you proud.
E. 3. TT am a young teacher
and came to this state and married
this summer. I plan to return to
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nCATxr N0rTCEc

DEATH NOTICES
Last rites for Mr.. Hilery Moore
were held Thursday, September 18,
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DR.. N. D. Hightower

Physician and Surgeon
Residence, 18 S. 9th. St.
PHONE 3-5391
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PERSONALS S

discussion was the growth of troops
Troop No. II was represented by
the following: DR.. Thomas Crump,
John Henry Lewis, Hadley G. Muir
rell, Clarence Marselle, scoutmaster
and Fred Williams.
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E. 3. TT am a young teacher
and came to this state and married
this summer. I plan to return to
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Death notlres

RRIS>oN-luns Is Joseph Henry. age Is
years. beloved husband ot Anna tnee
Bergeronl dear father Of Eldon Brisson-
Funeral Wednesday At 30 from son :
residence 1893 Mead street and 81
Alphonsus Church. Dearborn ~ =.
MtEIIER-June - suddenly Oswald
beloved husband ~ cora Forth. dear
brother ~ Alfred At residence, 1928 Hunt
until Wednesday morning. IN state Bethe
w Lutheran Church on Elliott at Hen
drtcks until services at 80. Burial Elm
wood
PODE-June u, Arthur II Al Fort Living
ston. La beloved son Of Mr. and Mrs
Michael Pode dear brother Of helmuth and
Siegfried Remains viii arrive Tuesday
A. m funeral service Wednesday p. m
At A. II. Peters Funeral Home. l2oaI
Gratiot.
MOODS -June 10 1871. Anna A tnee
Buckley. beloved wife Of the late Ed
ward C.. dear mother Of Edward NJ. Cor
rine ana Mrs James Becktel and the late
Mrs. Mildred McGrath. sister Of Thomas
and William Buckley and the late Gerald
and James Buckley and Mrs. Ralph
Bourgeois Funeral from Bourgeois Chapel
s33a Mack Avenue "Wednesday at a. m.
ST, Agnes Church A. o clock.
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Apartment Buildings Sections
BRENNAN a SILL. INC. ca. solo
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A Feature PROFESSOR RAJAH. ELINoR
MILDRED. LOLA, JESSIE, Entertainers
Rainbow TearoOm. 10 John X
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DIVORCES

Divorces we're Efartet
rurIls MCCOY fror Earnest
John AdanrpIrg from Stella
william Kills from Mare
NinE Fishel from Robert
Mary kOHafh from Louis
Percy Gordon R0ose from MsfgAffi
Isnet Lambert from keais
Ann Cs,anaUeh from Waiter
Ioureta LAYTON from hAfoid NJ
Florerce Sale from Franklin
isabella FUEaheth Rsnoi from Alifed.
Bsrri.r p1rhsnI from Frank
lydia y Mohier/ from khphsel "ireen
Rose fan0s front Thomas.
Nae Fertur from leo
getv Schindehette from Henry
ArVsrda obey from louis James
Ff.rsrce curtis from Russell W.
Michael Snch from Eva Joan.
FaN Wldfr IRON MuhRmmed,
Ons scrtrcner from Harry
Ma T0.pln from Leo ~
Il en- McGunegiu from Iheodore'
Mare Tanafsrro from Leroy
Ga.rcefte RocQbe from lucien-
percy nelson from Orhne
fuuan Z, TraNers from Hartel
DECREE 90 AMI iNtNl'
Frrra keith from Robert J
Pose Rosenthal lrom HYman.
phNlns NcekS from hafNeN
Celestine Wallaeri from Jerome
Rcrnsfdine Rrgezinsk. from JoH'lH
l1snne Carter from John &.
Anna Gfanda from Nsbef
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DEATHS

Tom Morrison 1884 Msr'indaie ~
psdie McGul 6gJ East AieAandtne' -.
,tc, Rroau 1913 Benton. i0f.
Robsrt : Townsend 1888 sorrento IS
Ricbard Earl Moore 3inA Nasef, ~
Fiains Nash. 2t7i TNieI To-
-f'f.. mas barr .atrtf fhtf@
Ethel Rslog ql27 Melville Is.
Joseph Marceau s063 laWndale ~.
po,Ires Ann ZachorstN, su66 Packard, Van
htke. S
"a imam Thomas Johnston. 1921 cherry. ~
trsnres NJ Hesiet. g65 pemberton road
Crosse POfnte PARK 90
Jean Flores 1922 Finn. he
Rose Lee Whtworth. 33Oe West kirby, %
Ronnie X Castle. Oshkosh. Wis 81
Msr, WINS Milsfd, 1920 Rochester road
ROYAL OAK. ~
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Real Estate to Exchange

SEVERAL good farms 10 exchange Tor
/ city property W. g Marsh, 2O3 South
Saginaw Pontiac 2-22ll
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Male Help Wanted

THREE neat ho,s. l7-1s, pleasant work
shout 500 per month. sl2 charlevob
Rlds
sTENOGRAPHER Young man With aver
sge know ledge ~ tipping and shorthand
with experience In automobile or parts
miami Must be neat appearing and ac'
CustOmed 20 meeting people 20 Work into
sales end on salary basis state age. drati
status experience education and salary
eNpected write BOX R-60S2, Detroit Times
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Female Help Wanted

EXPERIFNCED Light Homework. care
child stay nights. 1901 Indiana Uni-
versitv 2-0490
BEAUTY operator experienced. steady EN-.
poyment good wages. 1927 Michigan.
Oregon 1850
GENERAL Homework assist with children
40 10 lake, Sl2 HO. o067.
iHOUsEWoRK. no laundry plain cooking
? children. 1915 Buena VISA. pav-
son 409f
HOUSEWORK scolored no laundry, nc
cooking, stay. 1920 Glendale. no. 1924
HOUSEWORK must do plain cooking
stay nights three adults no laundry
$40 weekly. Townsend s-6125.
lsALEsLADY Mems furnishings. expert
enced, middle aged. Polish speaking
Spoiks, Inc. 56t0 Michigan
CoLoRED REAL estate saleslades Ere,
training PLENTY PROSPECTS. so
East Hancock
CoLoRED WOMEN TO REPRESENT
WHOLESALE HOSIERY co No none,
or experience needed Samples furnished
Miss Meyers. CA. 0siq.
WOMEN Wholesale house has part time
work for married women. No door q
door convassng. 500 Woodward. End floor
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Employment Agencies

Al OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
62O-21 % TRANSPORTATION BLDG.
JONES Employment, ais Beaubien-
Workers; Couples, Porters, MAIDS
Mattresses Columbia 1910.
RIVARD EMPLOYMENT Experienced col
nred maids cooks. laundfesses. couples
1892 Rivard. TERRACE 2-g163.
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BUY ERS-Any East Side property. easE
terms Burd. ivanhoe 3340.
CASH FOR EQUITIES; will trade, build
Home Associates. s54i Cd. Riv. TY. 6.3l5i
READY CASH BUYERS Houses fats
apartments. (Colored) Temple loose
Tyler 5-0722
COLORED buyers waiting List your prop
-rrty-~~tttr- Cannon Brvtit----e attt---
1850 sherman titzrOy 0iin
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There S a Reason

QUARTER ACRE best garden soil. 81
down 50 weekly. 27llO West Warren.
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Little Farms for Sale

ATTENTION Five acres or more, with
or without trees; best garden soil; close
TO schools. Sl75 per acre. Fielder, 1904
South Telegraph Three blocks north Of
Van Born DEaTbOrn O32O
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Housekeeping Rooms

CHOPE (nesr Grand River - Comfort able
two rooms. kitchen. innerspring, refri-
ceration Tyler 6-l62i.
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BIRTHS


BOYS
Bows we're born 10.
Mary Austin. 1868 ClovsrlsVn
Edith Allan, ESQ East KIRBY
Margaret BarOdts, 1897 SiraSsburE
Elizabeth Bourbonnsis. 4157 Bishop
Rose Crimando. slO1 Miner
Georgisnna caro- 1905 Whucnmh
Chsrhne Evans 4fi East wartsn ttv10sl
Helen Coodstein 1911 Wsveriv
sylvia Green. 1923 West Eucld
Goldis Humphrey Lincoln Park
Dorothy Hayden. 3iA1 Canton
Irene Holiincsworth 1851 Hartford
Phyllis Hsles 304S Pingree
Adelaide Johnson $50 Woodland
Georgia kovotsis. 3o2 West Man North
vile
Msrior, King. 2sis CODY
Alice Ksrlek. 1870 Apponns
Helen Leppsia ZOf7O Hubbei
Anne Lsppir 1897 West Boston boulevard
Rum Mayers if2OS Cedar Grove
Helen McGerr5. 1857 West Glsnd hogle.
ward
Rose oHvero 2t75 HaH,. Dearborn
Mary Ross i0027 Tractor Dearborn
Lsnors Ronnsy $500 Rsirnoret
Rosane Schufy 10Olq Carrie
G'sdys McTaggeft sSqf rtnnors
bfons Ibslhsr. 1882 HuEef
Dorothy VAss 5000 Coufvlis
Doro'hy Wilson 1855 carrie
Pearl Yivss 1880 Harlow
MAIZE Fsfner Ifi4g Houston
Ia Frymsn 1921 Dexter
Alice Foulke 1882 Helaer
J'ssphine fauef 227s DanfH0h. Ham
,ran1ck
Pauline Giinka 1851 East Rsoco,e
Einor Hoffman 1899 BuckirCham BerkieE
GIRLS
Girls were born %
NARY Ammes 1854 "a saH"
Msrfhs Burss 1881 Rockdalf
Sunbeam Benhsm 7s4 NJOdmers
Betty Brady. a740 FOURTH
Helen Charkewicy 1907 CAnpter
Mary Chiks 1858 Cumbs lard
Ems Csfien 2fof Van DYE
Josie Durham 53e Esst Palmer
Minnie DAVIS 1921 Wesftr10s
Ann DombfoWsEi. 22s4 Adee
Marie Evison 24si Itddes re
Chsriine Evans. 4sl Fss' Warren OWNS
shirley Fofssf go Whinors road
FIFTH Fsuer SIS t'fTr-tr- p ~ "a an
June GrubauRh. $3.50 nnitcnmb.
Heien Gail. sfOs Home
Neveiyp Gross. 1920 Cranf
Esther Garcia 1888 ianruss
Jsroueiins Iohnsok 3si Hoihr0os
Hsien Kornirks 42hS Nonfers,
sophia Konerski 7iSs Holmes
Wsnda Kroi aO35 ThIrty first
Elaine IauFseth 1922 MaFtgrs Grand.
Esther LIT. 1854 FLEMING
Betty Lew. 1870 Giadffnns
shirley Murphy $50 Llnsfsif
Man Metro. 1901 Orchard Dearborn.
Bsrrics NoVickl s0ee Pressief
Stella Ooh0trv. splt HsNdsn
Ahes rotzirt 1922 san Iuar
pofnthv Pohss 1855 Fourteenth street
Aess kooeris. 1S4ss chAthGn.
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NEWPORT. 23S near lake bedrooms
beach available al small cost; June -
10 Sept ] $3.50 for season. references.
Murray 65s5.
rWO-BEDROOM home: IS minutes from
downtown, near bus. until September /.
Plaza 2495.
READ Times Want Ads for proht-use
them for results
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Situations Wanted-Femaie

Al EXPERIENCED colored girl wishes
maid or cooking work. Trinity 2-7762
BUNDLE family washing, neat, special
ling shirts. references called, delivered
Tyler 4-0T95.
BUNDLE family washing specializing
shirts, curtains; reasonable; called. de
livered Trinity 2-ls07.
BUNDLE washing. ironing specializing
shirts: curtains stretched. called, deliv
cred Lafayette 622s,
COOK For all occasions. Mrs. Lipinski
1886 Moran. ", Sl95
CURTAINS. small bundle washing; special
ling shirts. uniforms. Reliable woman.
Tyler 6-5s4i
EXPERIENCED girl wishes weeks work,
employed couple. bachelor apartment.
Trinity 2-5i76.
EXPERIENC Eli glrl wishes days weeks
81. earfare. Laundering. cleaning.
Fuzroy $751;
NEAT girl. colored learn pressing, clean
ng plant; some experience as touch-up.
Temple l-04ei.
PRACTICAL nurse wants confinement
cases. my home, reasonable, doctor =
references. Vinewood 1912
COLoRED woman wants general house
work. days. Monday, Tuesday. Wednes-
day. Murray 27g5
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Vacant Lots for Sale

DEARBORN lots. Orchard, Ternes
Argyle. FLA approved. sacrifice. oregon
1880.
DEARBORN northumberland home
sites; $3.50 and up. DE. 1866.
EUREKA RID. and Jim DAILY. mile west
OF Telegraph I'd. f0x2o0 lots. $50
BASKE. 1925 W. SMILE RID VIZ $3.50
CROSSE lie lots 50xl50; paved street.
$3.50. restrictions 81. 500. WEIGH, Tren-
ton 0794
METTETAL s. Of Grand River-tiNl13.
$500. Ebert 30S Majestic Bldg. Cadillac
1857. BEDFORD llp2-W
WARRINGTON Drive CU. Of d. 50xisS:
free-clear reasonable, owner. Miss
Carney. Cherry 1880
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Board and Room

GRAND RIVER-JOY -MARTINDALE south
$3.50 single bedroom. excellent meals
transportation. Gentleman.
LADIES Private home excellent meals
IS $40 weekly maid service. East Grand
Boulevard tCharlevoiXi Plaza 1928.
MACK. 2is near John r. - Reasonable
fitst-class meals. transportation Temple
/, 1929
MANOR. 1922 plymouth road Comfort
able room. one-two gentlemen. transpOr-
itation. Dawson ss2d
MIDLAND, n walking distance Fords-
ENcello) Modern rooms home cooking
townsend 5-6tTs
CONSULT me enlarged Real Es,atr isiins.
IN the biz Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
MILITARY 1909 Fort. Baker carr
Gentleman. twin beds good meals prjvi
leges Telephone
ORLEANS 2Ofi0- Two gentlemen three
meals laundry home privileges Town
sead 5-O25i
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Houses for Sale
East of Wooduard)

Idst W W OOd
EASTWOOD, mr.. CHALMERS-6 rooms
bedrooms fun basement, two-car garage
IS. 100. terms
1885 Grstiot LAWRENCE n 1915
VAN DYKES Seven Mile Section Royce.
t93ss conner Rliss. modem q roan
brick home. must be seen to be appreci'
ated. 3 bedrooms. awnings storm sash.
Gear garage. steam stoker heat Upper
floor can he converted into 3.room flat.
Close 10 school churches and trans pOrta
lion. For appointment call owner, Hub
bard 1878
DEARBORN. 1910 Barrie room bunga
low; attic. double garage reconditioned
Vacant $3.50. $3.50 down. S35 month
including taxes OR e733
ROYAL OAK; s3,775 =. acre lot large
rooms and bath basement, furnace: city
sewer water. gas. cement walks. open
sat and sun and after 4 p. m. weekdays.
Drive west on l3-Mle Road Ia mile tn
Prairie. then left 10 $3.50. Judson Bradwsy
Co. 527 Majestic Bldg RA. 300.
5-ROoM houH. full basement. fenced IN
yard. shrubs and trees private bathing
beach and boating privileges: only 81, $50
S2l so mo 2Osll Harper. mr. Smile.
CONSULT The enlarged Real Estate listing-
in the big Sunday Times Want Az
Section