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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13
Post Script

IS prepare ~ mail the Ann
srbor column. the air is full OF war
news. News that is all arresting
because OF the fact that this time il
concerns our boys. our homes, our
institutions. Regardless OF our
phlo-o phy. war is FACT AC-
COMpLISHED Whatever harms
tho whole, harms the part and We
arc a part o. the whole. Our record
for LOYALTY has been beyond re-
pspath. We can not do less in this
emergency in the present.
have three young friends from
Inc East that You should meet They
agc the three children OF Mrs. Ber-
Nee Brown telder daughter Of God
fley Check whose patornal grand
parents are Rev. and Mrs. Taylor
az Abysinnian Baptist church. Phil
adelphia. Pa.
II is strange haw rumors get
afloat. | am glad 70 write that the
one about Langston (ShortyD Coop
or was dead is false Shorty is at
present a salesman for the Bronte
Wine Products for the Detroit COL
orod area and is doing very we'll.
To sends very healthy hello.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13
The Dunbar

The Ann Arbog Womens Fedora
ton Bake Sale Saturday ~as a
great success. Mrs Laura Turner
wishes 10 thank all whose splendid
cooperation made IT so.
The Kings Daughters Will have
tea al the Dunbar on Sunday.
December IA from 4 10 s pm, The
speaker Of the afternoon will he
Miss Gregg. president Of the Kings
Daughters OF Detroit.
Mrs. Catherine Williams was
hostess at the last meeting OF the
Golden Rule club. In addition to
the Christmas party for the chill
dron they arc planning to distri-
butte several Old Age Christmas
Baskets.
Friday evening. the Dunbar Male
quartette, with Mr.. Kellogg a. di-
rector and Miss Virginia Wilson as
pianist, entertained al the school
party at Perry school. The mem
hers Of the group included NJ.
Johnson. y. Robbins !. Miller
scott \. Jackson. Ben Shobc and
II. Banks. Another feature 81 the
program was the singing OF Mrs.
Geraldine Hucy.
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FLINT NEWS
A. TURNIPSEED Representative 1902 Main Street

The willing Workers also are
serving a Kentucky oyster and
Fish dinner al the church Thurs
day December IL. Mrs. ID. Woods is
president.
QUINN CHAPEL
The RI. Rev. Bishop John A.
Grege was the honored guest al the
Installation and dedication Of the
chimes last sunday. Ministers and
CONGREGATIONS from Pontiac, Sagi-
nav Lansing were present az ne
services The dedication was held in
tho Afternoon. Dinner was served IN
The lovely church. dining room.
The Willing Workers club OF
which Mrs r. Wood j. presidenf
VIII give a Kentucky oyster and
fish dinner a. the church Thursday.
Dee II from l. noon 10 s pm.
\ BAKED Ham dinner viii be
we'd AZ the church Tuesday Dee
rs from f. 20 pm. Messrs. A.
Lynch and A L. Hunter are chair
MEN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13
General

A birthday party for her uncle,
Morris Black, director OF the l.rac-
lite Harmony chorus was given hy
Mrs, Ruth Carr after the lsraehte
program at the Second Baptist
church December 4. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Black Mr..
and Mrs. Bud Palmer, Mrs. Martha
Hughes Steve Whitfield, and Miss
Mary Black all Of Toledo. OHIO The
Ann Arbor guests were Mr.. Mar
jorie Bryant Miss Ollie watson, and
Fred Adams.
On Friday afternoon. Dec. . The
First Methodist Kings Daughters
entertained the presidents of the
various other Kings Daughter clubs
Of Ann Arbor. Mrs. McComa at
tended representing the Ernest
Helpers group, and Mrs. Laura
Turner was present representing
the Sisterhood group.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13
Ann Arbor News
BY JOHN RAcLAND

rcinstated The initiates were Hen
ry Banks. James Spencer. Cleo
Custer. william Scott, Herman Rob-
inson. Horace Edwards. and John
Ragland Percy Forbes was rein
stated. The results of the election
was as follows; exalted ruler. VIM.
Dickson. NJ d.. leading knight w.
II. Dickson. Jr.. loyal night: Floyd
Buster. lecturing knight, Garrett
Wells, financial secretary: Geo.
Cromwell. treasurer. Earl Rey-
nolds. call of whom were reelected)
and new officers esquire, Horace
Edwards. inner guard, Henry
Banks. and trustee. James Frazier.
Arthur Scott was reelected as tyler.
Vim. Dickson. NJ. ID. rejected as
lodg physician and John Ragland
as legal advisor. After the usual
business session following the cleo
tion the meeting was opened 10 the
wives. friends and guests OF tho
members Tor refreshments.
The Masons. 81. Mary's Lodge
No. h1ld IT'S annual election on
the first Results were as follows:
sanford Mckinney, most worship
ful master Clifford Carter, senior
warden. Albert Johnson. junior
warden: Clayton Fox, Sr, senior
Il aeon. John Thompson. junior
Deacon: Leroy Raveling. secretary;
Joseph Day, treasurer Sid. West
M Gland. tyler: and willard Nor
RI. chaplain Retiring Master is the
Younger Morris. Cedric Morris, who
az This writing. we are sorry to say,
is III al his home on Green street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13
ALBION news

Mrs. Matilda Waller. Rufus cur
It's and Chri-sie Wimberly have
recently joined the Community
choir. and appear in program at
Concord Michigan.
Word has been received by
friends that Henry Dixon has been
transfcrle dfrom Fort Belyoir- Viz
gina 70 Camp Banding Florida
and Carshy Dicun from Fort Custer
to Camp Lee Virginia.
Villa Nae Ewing is student
practice teacher al West Ward
school.
Mr. and Ats John Williams were
recent visitors in Chicago Mrs.
Phillip Bell, SAGINAW: Calvin Big
OF For, Custer. Albion.
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BY Madeline DeFIls

Mrs. Willie y. Binion and family
acknowledge the kindnesses OF their
many friends during the illness OF
their father. william +. c. Danley
who was buried from from Smith
Chapel AME church. Rev. A. ID.
Evans offciated. W. Ray Dezon
was In charge OF the body.
MIR. Danlcy was born May s. 1878
In Desota County. Mississippi and
died NOV. 30 at his home, 32S2 Isa-
belle street.
Mrs. Ettarine Alternately OF +.
street st. Louis was the house
guest OF her sister. Mrs. r. l..
Trent OF Spruce street.
Smith Chapel
Smith chapel raised $i,5l0.53 to-
ward a two months drive for $4,000.
Gardner King lead the men: Mrs.
Rose simmons, the women. The
funds will be u. ed TO build
church. The Rev A. ID. Evans is
pastor
Womack Temple
Mrs. {. ID. Jones Of Fort Valley.
Ga. Joined church Sunday evening
after hearing the fine address by
the pastor. Rev. 5. A. Sea. Or. Sea
was also the morning speaker. Holy
communion was administered
Visitors we're MIR. and Mrs.
Trinidad of New Baltimore and Mrs.
kinon OF First Baptist. Inkster
Amity Baptist
The weeks celebration al the
first anniversary OF Pastor Doug
lass has ended with much success.
II was clmaxed with banquet
The Rev. Mr.. Robertson Of Ypsilanti
was among the out-of-town guests.
Second Baptist
The Second Baptist church en-
joyed Rev. Jones interesting mes
sage Follow Jesus John 2l:22.
In the afternoon. the pastor. choir
and congregation were guests of the
Amity Baptist church to close the
celebration OF the first anniversary
Of their pastor. Rev. W. l.. Doug
lass. Rev. Jones spoke on Gods
Key Man. Matt. 1919.
Rev. Mckinley Manner delivered
The evening message on sunset
And Evening Star"
on Thursday night. Dec. II the
pastor and congregation will be
guests OF tho Prince of Peace Bap-
list church. Next sunday Mr.. But
lcr accompanied By quartet Will
render musical program al p.
m. All arc invited to attend. as this
promises 10 be very interesting.
SOclalS
Misses Mavis Henderson OF Ann
Arbor. Bertha cook of Detroit and
Messrs Robert Lee and William
phears attended the inter-colegiate
dance at Masonic Temple Saturday
Dec s
Charles Pettiford Of Buxton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13

Audrey Faucet. Of 1917 Clifford
street was found guilty OF robbery
by Judge Phil Elliot last week after
he had tried 10 conceal his Identity
by living az the Michigan hotel
Faucet took tve watches and sew
eral pencil sets Aug. % from the
Gumms Jewelry store after hurl-
ing a stone through the window.
Tom Reed. manager O. the hotel
at which Faucet alias George Floyd
George Jones and Jack Faucett liv-
"a. received some az the JeNelry IN
payment Tor rent
Georgia keeps Fighting
The STATE II Georgla has hied a
ncN f+sitiNe warrant for the ex-
,radison OF Charles Thomas OF
Lansing 20 The Gcorsla chain gang
a-N tAe trst aremp' To retarn
..4l b en- turned doNa The NAACP
al ,ttcya o.ner Interested colered
and Waite citizens vii. renew their
e.'or. o keep Thomas n Michigan.
PicketS
Coiored help AZ .hf pgran- hctcl
remained A. work over night re-
Gently because ~ the threat. az
Vh''e giekets D, wa reported
Quinn chapel AML church
Very Impressive services wer
held al Quinn Chapel AME church
sunday The pastor Dr ". A.
order preached very profoand
sermon u-lus for MS text 8Fadinc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13
Pontiac News
By F. P. Harris

Dudley of Lake street, world war
veteran left for the Veterans Hos
pital in Detroit Dec s.
Rev. William Long of Branch
street is visiting in Franklin, Tenn.
DR.. Long is returning the visit Of
his mother who had been in Pontiac
for several weeks. Rev. Reed ac-
companied DR.. Long.
An interesting program was rem
dered at Newman AME church Sum
day afternoon by the business and
professional men and women under
the direction OF Queen Esthers club.
Mrs. Blackburn is president; Mrs.
Laculia Hays, mistress Of ceremon-
les.
Miss Blanche WATSON spoke on
"Tho Necessity Of Tonlng Up on
Behavior; DR.. Howard B. McNeal.
city commissioner, introduced the
principal speaker, DR.. Jordan. den
fist. Attorney Hubbard and Mrs
Jones Of Flint we're also on the pro-
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gram.
DR.. Francis Washington, presiding
elder, will hold his second quarterly
Dec. a.
Mrs. Douglass Blakcley was host
ess at birthday party given in
honor of her niece Lonnie Brown.
Among the guests we're Ethel Will
Iiams, Jessie Lee Mayo, Norma Jean
Jackson, Barbie Armstrong, Leon
Chambers, Juanita Jackson. The
party was given at the home of Lon
MES mother. Mrs. Brown. Az
Bloomfield.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13
yPSILANTI
4, Nr,. Fngenia O'Bannlon
Brown Chapel

Two splendid sermons were de-
l.vered by the pastor. Rev II G..
simmons Sunday In the morning
DE spoke IN The Bihle's preced-
snce Chsfch Con'riburon. eve
u- Why Don't Peop.e Believe The
Gospel Of CHRIST Jesus
The Res J. ". Wr.sh' az Ann
4 BOG and condensation We're guests
tn ne afternoon al Which Vine the
$1,000 rally came 20 close
second Baptist
Pa.tue Roh,r-on 50 ake sunday
morning ~ suffering For Jesus"
TEST mon3ai, and ne Lords supper
wefe enjoyed IN ne evening
The Ushe hoasd wi,l present
MIS-. =. Paterson Hicks O. De-
;ror ia lse'lre Sunday Dec a.
social Notes /.
Nr and Mrs walter Gordon, Mr.
ard Mis-. J Anthony Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Ford Mr.. Ga erce Fors and
IN Harold and lw.e Dolly Caruth
were last SUNDAY dinner guests at
me Aome OF Mr and Mrs Peter
mp.on
\ Mammoth mas, meeting will be
he'd sunday, De "a a; Brown
Chapel The Rev Horace White.
N.tAgan stare repres tentative VIII
ae ne man speak,, Attorney Ed
Nard simmons VIII aso be on pro-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13
River Rouge
Bonnie Caswell

The Three Cent Tip given a few
days ago al the home OF Ruth Nc
lllwain by the six Aces vas party
OF parties. Among those jumping
were IA. Sabbath, t. Reynolds. +.
Maddox. r. Davis, X. Booker, IL.
Johnson. II. Fisher. l.. Jackson, and
OF course the Aces. John Turner
was the "cleanest cat there. a
certain gent WAS playing II
hare" with Louise Jackson. The
Campbell sisters. the Bargon sis
tiers, j. Andrews, Il. ward. Marion
Moore, Allen Evans as were Doro-
thy Holmes and Bill simmons, oc-
cupying coy corner. Red sweat
ers. white boots with bells were
the center OF attraction as was
John Turner. Louise Jackson. Paul
Davis jiiterhugeins and Zelma
Gratis hamhureers
Legion Post
The American Legion Post No.
81 = planning a gigantic mass
meeting TO be held for the Westside
citizens OF River Rouge IN Trepara-
ton in ease of air raids. The COM
mandcr OF the post is asking every
one to cooperate for your own
safety and Welfare.
Regular post meeting Will be
held Saturday evening, Dee. 10 at
S pm. al the community center.
Sick List
l.. B.Woods Jr. wa, rushed last
Saturday night 10 the Sumby where
he underwent an operation Viii
lie Winters is i'll in bed a 4o> Polk
street. Others on the sick list are
Alice Martin Mrs. Wright Marie
Waters, Mrs JordoH. Mrs Bell
Palmer. Rev George Brazil Allen
Thomas. u. l.. Jones.
Beechwood center News
The next movie. Gentlemen
From California" Viii he shown
in The Northrup gymnasium Monday
lee H. pm Selected short sub
iccs Will also be shown only
members Will be admitted
A pre- holiday dance will be spon-
sortd in the Northrup gymnasium
FRIDAY Dec. Ia 7.30 pl Music
MA be furnished By the WpA
orchestra. Az, Bryant leader This
dance given for the sociai enjoy
men' Of the local public viii be free.
Parents and adults arc invited to
come either as participants or
-peetators.
The Beechwood Center girls
basketball team VIII sponsor a
sem;ormal dance Monday Deem
bar -. in the Norihrup gymnasium
Admission by invitation only.
The games scheduled in the
Boechwood Center Basketball lea
que are played on Friday evenings
beginning at pm spectators are
Welcome
Every Nednesd ay evening after
s m. The Nofthrup gym j, reserv-
ed for adults desiring 10 participate
IN VARIETY OF rccreational actiyi-
ties including hadminion volleyball
ItiE I'Nk tt't Wy W. wa a.
catch you so soon Come out and
stay young and happy.
Social Notes
Mrs VI G. Ballinger is glad 10
learn that her niece. Mrs Anderson
is recuperaiinc from long illness
NJ the Margaret hospital in Alaha-
ma
Mr. and Mrs winters are leaving
for Mississippi this week TO spend
long vacation with relatives and
friends.
The ~ class club will give p
party Dec. 20 at the Beechwood
Center.
Mrs. W. Love OF s55 Polk street
has returned home after an enjoy
able trip in tho south.
Members Of the Go-Getter club
are urged to register by Dec l.
before the club embarks upon its
membership drive
Attention NewsbOys
All new sboys are requested 10 be
present at special meeting sat
urday at o'clock al the home OF
Bonnie Caswell. After tho business
period refreshments Will he serv-
cd.
Please bring all news to POI Polk
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13
PONTIAC

Mrs Canary Atkins and irs
Joseph wish 10 thank their many
friends for the lovely presents they
received al tho birthday party Siy-
on in their honor by tho Royal Blue
Cadet club AZ the home OF Mrs.
JOSEPH 1872 Lake street.
Mrs. Gertrude Flcmmings is pre-
siden, Mrs ! White secretary
Mrs sarah Ford treasurer,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13
Fraternal

The Elks' Pratt Lodge No. 81
held its annual election last Sun
day with Grand Trustee Bryant pre-
siding and Grand Deputy Brown
assisting. Preceding the election
seven men were initiated and one
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13

Newspapers, radio.
billboards. theaters and ,,s SaufSAs
promoting the tuberculo'Is. ' Cs. y
mas seal sale in Michigan , sarls
this groap on Dec. Il ~ ~ 'Olalr
Dealers Association will 'ss MI
thousands of milk bottle, '.ua q
a gay collar decorated wa warn =
seal. Win h
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Want Money, Luck Fat,

10 matter What ,o.r harl h.,
lucky IN Nurheis Games pa. y
Health or Rasres thousand. ~
Master PRAYER hrres GOOD ga,.ay n
troic, ton from e,t A,nos ~ n
tan f'orle have farm d mo ,,,. 49, I'm
mighty ncNer-tattg POWER ,'a9
Master PRAYER Nhith has h,i,.a 4
sands eNery~ hcfe - and h. III. n'
hclp sou. too
~ symbols % tho Master r-,,.
sfrihed c'crlasNs.y "a : ss,s,.ss "
Gold Plate Heart perranen, s,,-. =, y
those who have tod Wax Wt,.
day enclosing eri' 81 Ga and IN
YOU tho Master Trs-.r Charm 4,
YOU may ehanr" 'o4r Hck
CDrr with each order; Tell m, ..
TNEE birth date and 4 viii ~, .'s
you the alleged luck, ds,. !.
numbers. ~
A. LEN. lse Lexington Ave.
New York. Ny.
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NEWS FROM INKSTER

Canada Is convela'cins at ii. J..
OF his daughter, Mrs. w,l ~ 'oa
gent after being released M, n.y. = ~
hospital. "0n To-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13
Church of God In Christ High ~.
Rev. Ford

Bishop John a. Gregg 10 kansas
CITY. Kansas. wes the house guest
OF Presiding Elder and Mrs. David
A. Blake last week ON Friday
afternoon reception was given
for the bishop. some of those who
were present were Presiding Elder
r. Francis Washington, Rev. and
Mrs. j. ". wright, Rev and Mrs.
G.. W. Carpenter. Rev. II 6. Sim
mons. Mrs sylvia V. Bynum and
others. Bishop Gregg was al one
time president OF Edward Waters
college. jacksonville. Fla, presi-
dent of Wilhcrforoe university.
Wilher.nrce. Ohio. Bishop of South
Africa. and is now Bishop OF the
Fourth Episcopal district 81 the
African Methodist Episcopal church.
Also AT one time Bishop Gregg was
elected president 81 Howard uni
ver,iy but declined 10 accept the
appointment with All II this honor
and distinction bishop Gregg can
he easily approached by The small
est child.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13

Plead, Read what Alfred ca..sy ,,,,
Richard virgins latest 'aN
Twelve Millions Of Blael y' ssn
on page II Of this issue. ''''''
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13

Pas'fr Rohrr-on 81 he sunday
morning ~ suffering For Jesus"
TEST anonai, and ne Lords supper
We're enjoyed IN ne evening
The Dsae hoasd VII present
Mrs z. Paterson HICKS O. De-
;ror ia lse'lre Sunday Dec a.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13
Bethel AME ~ '. 9TH. Ave
Rev. ]. W. Wright

Rev. J. W. Wright
sunday school $50. Morning
service li:00: ACE League. 500;
evening service 1880.
second Baptist y. 9Th Ave.
and Beakes
Rev. 4. ". Carpenter
sunday school $50; morning
service 1900. BNPU 500; evening
service 730
The Second Baptist Annual
Christmas bazaar began las, Tues
day. Dec. Q, and continued through
Thursday. Dec. IL.
The lsraclite Harmony chorus.
directed by Mr. Morris Black, rem
dered a wondcl ul musical program
AZ the Second Baptist church last
Thursday evening. The chorus was
composed az The combined choirs Of
the Houses of Israel OF Toledo and
Detroit. and approximately sixty
FIVE voices participated. Or. Rob
in.on. pastor Of the House OF Israel
OF Toledo. acted Is master OF cere-
monies. This very successful pro-
gram was sponsored by tho Morn
Ing choir and Clifford Carter was
chairman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13

Guam Chapel j. ssrsns CHI. ser
o.nne- on ner Is s Lynch and
A. l. Flrfer are tha.rn1en-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Male Help-Saiesmen

ADVERTISING Statesmen Top money
selling single double II up book matches,
calendars, pencils leather, cloth, glsss.
wood, plastic. novelties. no freight, free
cuts. Mr.. Wenger, 7Ol5 Fenken
HOSIERY sALESMAN-For Detroit and
vicinity: must be acquainted with retail
trade Have complete line Of ladies'
novelties and staples. Write Box B-oOs7,
Detroit Times.
REAL estate salesman wanted 10 handle
sales on new low cost homes; We have
more prospects tnHn we rHn nrrdtci rx-
perience not necessary II YOU viii work.
Apply sunday, -l2S$4 T.. s. Mile Rd.
RESIDENT OF state with car to sell genu-
Inc Webster dictionaries TO rural schools
In Michigan. state experience la direct sell
ing give age and references. G.. a G,
Merriam Company. Publishers, Springfield
Mass
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Mate Help Wanted
BENCH HOLDERS
Iron ana steel. Apply Detroit Gray Iron
Foundry Co foot ~ Iron street.
COLLEGE MEN

Fttk NlOlE SAILS NJ TN
Apply 1 10 3. 6s4k wagner. near Idvernois
INSPECTORS tsTRUc.
TURE, PAVING, UNDERGROUND "a
perform municipal inspecuooai work. Five
Vacancies at 81, ESQ per year 10 be nhed
10y competitive examination. Applicants
must he Al least twenty years and hlk
months % age and residents OF the cts
.of Detroit for one year Immediately prior
100 tho examination, excepting persons Win
honorable army. navy or marine discharges
f0r applications and fuil details. write OF
apply TO the Detroit CiVil Service Commits
on, 18th Floor Water Board Building.
.3S Randolph street Detroit. Michigan, on
or before July ,, 1871.
DENTIST In n city dental clinic 10 per-
FORM general professional dental work.
-Four vacancies 81 So 800 and five vacan-
'cies par time a. 81 200 TO be filled by
competitive examination. .'Applicsnts must
De between the axes of twenty one and
thirty five years ~ sac. and residents OF
the City Of Detroit for one year immedi-
.afrlS prior 20 The examination. excepting
persons with honorable army. navy or
marine scharges For applications and
fuu details. write or apply 20 the Detroit
civil Service Commission, 18th Floor,
water K0Ard Building. TS5 Randolph
street Detroit. Michigan on or before
July 1871
COUPLE for Crosse lie must be expert
enced and have excellent references. best
wages. Write Box b 63s7, Detroit Times.
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Apartments for Rent

TRoWBR1DGE, 3ot6-Two rooms prfvaSe
bath and entrance; continuous hot vsAsr Z
WABASH, eoee-Thres rooms. bath ~
hooor; adults only.
WARREN East, es3-Nlcey furnisb0
apartmsut and single room. Temple
7-Tf2s.
coLoRED-fsit st Joseph bsauHYU
extra large rooms; upper; hot-sir hsa4t
furnished; adults only. Apply caretsker.
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Male Help Wanted
wANTED-FaTsses installer. asia Biddls
WNaDdottR
YOUNG MEN
TO TEACH AT
ARTHUR MURRAYs

sos TO $50 PER WEEK
Full time We have several openings foI
college trained men % TO 80 years OF axe
with ability 90 become dancing teachers
Requirements: Good dancers. 2-lntel-
lgence - Conscientious. - Clean-cu'
American type. 10 TO l2-week trainins
period at no salary. Preference will b
given good aales people who will make The
best teachers. Apply In person tomorrow
morning between 10 a. m. and IL moor
ONLY 10 NOT TEbEPH0NE~- Arthur
Murray Dance Studios. Hotel Stauer.
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SODA DISPENSERS

Have immediate openings for several girls.
must be IS or more, preferably living AZ
home must be neat and attractive and
have pleasing personality. Straight hours.
no split shifts work as hours per week
with one complete day on each week
Highest salary. meals and uniform fur
nished. Permanent employment. Free
training for those who qualify Apply
Monday y. m.
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc
toq-j rruyI-f L--rt4 or 4
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SalesUomen Wanted

iMOMkN-Big earnings all or part time.
Introducing revolutionary new feminine
product Enthusiastically accepted by doc
tors and hospitals. Tremendous market in
your community for women between Ia and
as. Write for particulars and free test
package. Maurine Jones. Sales Director,
Dept ID, 1886 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles.
Calf
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YOUNG WOMEN
To TEACH AT
ARTHUR MIJRRAYre

YOUNG WOMEN
To TEACH AT
ARTHUR MURRAY's
SIS TO $50 PER WEEK
Full time We have several openings for
eoliege-trained women, % TO 30 years of
age, with ability 90 become dancing teach
ers REQUIREMENTS: IAN inherent love
OF dancing. 2--Inteliigence. Good breed
Ing. 10 to l2-week training period at no
salary. Preference will be given good sales
people who will make the best teachers
Apply I'm person tomorrow morning between
10 a. m and u noon ONLY. DO NOT
TELEPHONE. Arthur Murray Dance Stu
dos Hotel Statler.
rs YOUNG ladies, over 81, 20 assist IN
dancing school: experience not needed.
Apply s y. m. Tree Studios. 4i0o woodward.
COLORED-REAL estate salesladies. Free
training PLENTY PROSPECTS. 504
East Hancock
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Apartment Hotels
Residential Hotels
Furnished Rooms for Rent

ART CENTER, 6s3 w Fsrry-Ercsllent
room. recently rcfurnikhed. innerspring
mattress. reasonable