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La gaceta., 1941-05-26
r. Babe del Sdhddo
en- L'Umione Ttuliuna

en- L'Unions Huliona
Con gran brillantez y luci-
miento celebr6 e. Sabado Ia es.
timada Secci6n de Recreo de "a
pCderosa institution L'Union5
Italiana, su traditional bale So
cial de las Flores.
Tanto ell salon principal de
fieStas como la sala Barr, sc
vieron invadidas por una Selecta
concurrencia. Sc bailaba a los
acordes de las orquestas don
Francisco, la Florida, y LA
Sonora, esta Ultima con sus
cantantes Srta. Josefina Rami'
y Rafael Artig&s.
Tai y como sc anunciara, a Ia
una de la mahana, en- ell salon dc
sesiones Sc celebr6 una brillante
reception. EStaban presente los
representatives de las distintas
sociedades her1manas Y la prem,
sa latina.
Preside Ell acto Ell Sr. Mario
Pullara, p~residcnte de La Sec,
ci6n de Recreo, Quien en- breves
palabras di6 las gracias a todos
los allf reunidos por haber 20
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concurrencia con I'm selecto pro-
grama musical Y sus cantantes
Mercdditas Sanchez Y Joaquin
Barcena.
La segmda parte del progra-
ma bailable estuvo q cargo del
cOr1unto de Jag Don Fran
cisco que, como siempre ray6
a gran altura.
Felicitamos muy de veras a
los organizadores de esta fies-
ia, por ell brillante 6xito econ6-
mico-social obtenido.
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NOTAS SOCTALN
(PoR A R RoDNcuEzl

rrespondtdo a Ia llanada. Tam
bien hablaron los representan-
ties de la prensa y de las Socieda-
6es hermanas. Todos tuvieron
frases de dogio para Ia respeta-
BILE sociedad.
La fiesta Sc proiong6 hasta
horas de la madrugada del do
mingo, constituyendo un verda-
dero triunfo para Sus organi2a-
Gores.
Nuestra mas efusiva felicita-
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1941-05-26
REGRESO PARA
YER A SU HIJO ENFERMO

Habana, mayo 26.-Para ver
a un hijo que tiene enfermo re-
greS6 de Miami ell corone Angel
Gonzalez, ex-jefe de la marina
nacional.
Ell p~residente Batista lie con-
flo a la custodia del coronel Ma
nuel Benitez, jefe de la policia
n%acional.
Regresara dertro de ulo o
dos dias a la Florida, donde re-
side.
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Pr6rimo bale dc las flores

PT0Ttn10 6dHe &C tdS ItOFeS
FL entrante sabado celebrara
la Secci6n de Recreo del Circu-
10 Cubano su bale social de las
Flores, quedaudo con este cerra-
da la temporada de bales lei
mes de mayo.
Segdn datos cue Sc nos sunni
n~istran, las crquestas don
Francisco" y LA Tropical son
los conuntos ercargados de pro-
veer los bailables.
A la una de la mahana, y 20
mo costumbre, efectuara una re
The Phoenix index., 1941-07-05

COMMENT
By AL WHITE

WASHINGTON, D. CLAMP
1t sure is the Hut Sut on the Rill-
erah this war business Lookit.
The United States and Finland
were good pals but now Finland is
lined up with Germany and Hitler
VINO amt so friendly with us
and then we were not SO keen on
Stain and the Russians. who we
claimed were Communists and
trying to break up the GOOD old
U. S. So what happens. Russia ups
and Starts to fight against Ger
many which max IS Russia the un-
fighting invited recipient of such
a'I GG tle President promised ALL
nations fightirq aooinet H!tle-'ism
anywhere. SO it's a braWla,
hrawla. hut, silt. You figure it out
jos Louis tales. ala W. slington.
At the end of the 18th round, ac-
cording tC You street EpOrtsmen
(sic) when Joe came to his corner,
Blackburn asked in amazement,
"Chappie, wnatcha doin' out there?
Man, what IS you doin'? You sure
amt flghtin'. You doin' things I
amt never heard of before And
then RoXborough or Black walked
tC the corner and looked down at
Joe and said. "Well. Mr.. Louis, I
suppose you know you have lost
the crown an the championship.
And unless YOU do something. you
won't be top man after tonight" ;"
To which Louis replied, 90. K. I'll
dc somethin'." Take it or leave it.
You know jaywalking in the
twon il punishable by a s. fine.
And while the cops cant catch
murderers, they always lay for the
layWalkerS and soak them. Last
Friday night, the cops waited at
18th and You streets to catch the
unwary and as they tripped mer-
rily across the streets against the
red lights, the cops just escorted
the violators to the waiting police
car and thence to the station.
According to Wendell McCon~
nell, lawyer i'll the case, the
Yancey Williams suit has been
postponed again, this time until
October. You know Yancey was
the youngster who brouhgt suit
against the war department, Cen.
Marshall and a host of others de
claring they had denied him per-
m'SSion to enter the aviation corps
although he was qualified for ad-
mission And the joke of it is that
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knows him we'll. 9F
'em in with a ra q
The Howard theatre, almost
completely renovated, is pack.
ing EN- in with the pictures of
the LOuiS-C Conn imbrOgliO. The
lines are forming at every per-
fOrmance, just to see that 18th
round when Conn was rocked
bye-bye by the grOggy champ.
"a man walking about looking
for reason is the way one man
described 0llr friend. Dr.. Robert
G. Weaver, after it had been re-
'ated that Doc kinder blew down
the fences of two aspirantS for
positions with the OPM. "Tis SAID
that one chap came in from Mich
igan with letters from everybody
including associate chief justice of
the supreme court. senators and
enough stuff to 'blow the man
down" UNTIL he got tc Dr..
Weaver's office. He didn't even
talk with DR.. Weaver, but was re-
ferred instead to Miss Lucia Pitts
of the Weaver staff-receiving no
encouragement at all. The other
brother was from the Empire
State, New York you dope, and he
was as cocky as a peacock In full
spread when he went in, but when
ne came out, he was just a bed
raggled disconsolated colored man
who didn't get the jolt he thoughC
he had It is reported that Doctor
Weaver rared back in his CHAIR,
clasped his hands pontifically and
opined "We are taking only men
with training and experience, ana
there is nothing can offer you.
Salah.
Tne story Of how Doctor Weaver
got the position is just about ready
to be told. The conference was
called with DR.. Patterson of TuS-
keGee George w. Goodman OF the
Washington Urban League. Dr..
Will w. Alexander; A. Phillip
Randolph, Walter White, Sidney
Hillinan and possibly one or two
others. The first name proposed
for the job was A. Phillip Ran
delphi. When he declined, Walter
Whites name was brought before
the group. When Mr.. White de-
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Yancey at present is a draftee in
one of the army camps.
The story behind the story of
Hollands going to Hampton TO
coach is this; Lincoln University
where Brud has been for the past
two years was afraid Brud would
be drafted from under their noses,
leaving them high and dry and as
Brud has a call from the board
and has receive his classification
he won brief deferment until he
could complete certain courses he
was taking. So Hampton ups and
signs the Brud to aid in pigskin
training at The Virginia school,
which for 81 years had been tutor
&c by Gideon Smith. Sounds as if
Hampton was asleep On that one,
although Brud may not be in the
service after all, but at present, it
looks kinda dubious.
Seems as if the growing
force of colored girl workers in
the various government depart
mentS are staying kinda close
to themselves. Only few of
them find their way to the
Twin Berry YMCA. But on
Monday. Miss Harvey, secre-
tary to DR.. Robert MOuchins of
the census bureau "a regular
eater there) ard Miss Natica
Marshall, BrGOklyrite W h o
serves in DR.. Weaver's office.
were enjoying themselves con-
versirg as well as eating
Jim Stevens, former assembly,
man from the 10Th district in Har-
lem. finally caught on with a
temporary job with the recorder
Of deeds office. under DR.. Will
liam j. Thompkins. The job breaks
down on June 30-the end of the
fiscal year.
T. is with regret we learn that
our ole. friend. Llewellyn Oucky)
Davis will not be at Virginia Union
next year. "Ducky' has been on
olu right list for a long time
and he is just that with us, right
M matter what happens. Here's
hopping ''ducky" makes good tie
TIP before many suns pass by. We
seldom visit Richmond without
stopping to say hello to the buck
Many a Union man knows him ano
The Phoenix index., 1941-07-05
Policeman
Stabbed In
Right Arm

ATLANTA, Ga.-(SNS)-
Pollceman U. G.. Oates said he
was stabbed in the right arm late
Saturday night while a1restine a
suspect at the corner of Fort and
Cain Streets.
The officer said he was stabbed
Cy Willie Watson, %, who was be-
ing taken into custody at the
time on suspicion of stabbing an
other colored Youth listed as Odell
Jackson Both men were booked a.
city jail.
Two other policemen. j. G..
Sloan and j. D. Corley, were with
Officer Oates.
The Phoenix index., 1941-07-05
Cab Driver
ReportedIy
Robbed
ATLANTA, Georgia. (SNS)

ATLANTA, Georgia. (SNS) =
A taxicab driver sunday told
police officials a passenger poked
a pistol in his side and robbed him
of the small sum of five cents.
The cab driver was quoted by
investigating officers as saying he
carried the passenger to his destl-
nation and charged him 35 cents
for the trip. The passenger paid
the fee, but returned few seconds
later with the pistol and demand
ed a nickle, declaring that the
cab driver had promised to make
the trip for 80 cents.
Policemen said the taxicab
driver was Eugene Winn, of 81 IL
Decatur Street, Sc.
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Awarded $4,000

MERIDIAN, Miss, June-Fbr-
Mer Leake County Sheriff is order.
ed to pay Dave Reed $1,000 for
pistol wound allegedly inflicted by
Deputy Sheriff Hayes Tucker OF
Ieake County. The complaint
charged that Reed was shot as he
led from a crap game.
The defense contention was that
Hayes was MT a deputy at the
time of the shooting,
The Phoenix index., 1941-07-05
Gets His Man, But
Wrecks His Car
ATT ANITA Ga-(SNS)-

ATLANTA, Ga.-CSNS)-
City Detective L. l.. Hause got his
man Saturday but not without some
trouble. The officers car was
struck by another machine at the
corner of Fair and Peters Streets
but he went on and caught John
Gates and booked him on susp!-
CiOn of lottery.
The Phoenix index., 1941-07-05
NAMED TO CULTURAL
COMMITTEE EE3% HI

WASHINGTON -(ANP)- The
"Sign''. National Catholic maga-
zine. announces the appointment
of DR.. Emmett J. Scott, secretary
of the Southern Educational Foun-
dation, Inc, and of the publicity
department of the Republican Ma
tional committee, as a member of
the Committee on Cultural Rela-
tions with Ibero-America.
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clined the honor. Lester Changer
was suggested. Lester was ruled out
IN some way and then there were
two names left, DR.. Weaver and T.
Arnold Hill. The latter had just
had his buSt-up with Eugene
Kinckle Jones of the. National
Urban league and so his choice was
obviated, leaving DR.. Weaver the
whole field, and that's the way We
heard it.
The Phoenix index., 1941-07-05
PHILANTHROPIST DIES

IOLEDO-(A -(ANP)-Funeral serv-
ices for Paul Block, newspaper
publisher and national advertising
representative for many daily pap
crS, were Eeld here Tuesday, Mr..
Block was one of the principal
donors to the new YMCA building
which was erected here several
years ago.
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New Ground Broken
In Drive For Jobs

where there is a possibility of place
ment; third, train for jobs in fu-
ture industries.
TRAIN LOCAL WORKERS
In the South, it has been the
work of the white staff in the in
terracially made-up set-up for de-
Tense training that has brought
success. They have shown the over
all advantage of training local
workers TO bringing migratory labor
that would create problems of hous-
ing, education, health and recrea-
ton. After the work boom, these in
vading workers would return to
their homes and leave the localities
much worse off.
DR.. Weaver saw no practical way
TO determine placing Negroes into
defense industry on a percentage
basis. However, he felt that defense
training programs could be worked
out on a theory that Negroes should
have as many trained of the total
AANNAA"SA VI oAAASNt 4NC6AO RC1-
centage or proportion of the total
population in given state. That
means that where in a given state
the Negro population is one third
OF the whole, that one third of all
those given defense training should
be Negroes. He would have the
training similar to the occupations
in that locality.
MUST STUDY PROBLEMS
The speaker left the impression
with the hearers that local Ne
gro leaders will have to study, in
veStigate, and report, instances of
violation of the fair labor policy to
realize its benefits. The job was
seen as long pull rather than an
overnight victory.
Three reasons were given for the
lag OF defense training in the
South-lack of equipment, tradition
and inertia on part of public Of
ficialS.
DR.. Weaver is chief of the division
OF Negro training in the labor div
lslon OF the Office of Production
Management.
The Phoenix index., 1941-07-05
NAACP CLOSES THE
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

The Phoenix branch of the N. A.
A. G. P. closed its membership
drive June 29th. with Miss Charles
Eta Favors as winner of the Trov-
era. The drive was divided into
four group captains N. E. w. and
S. Miss Favors was captain of East
Side club. This brings this branch
up to 125 paid-up members.
The Phoenix index., 1941-07-05

Johnnie johnson is on the West
Coast once more. am sure you re.
member him playing in THE old
time Darkies' and THE Dixie
Four. He is now with the Cabin
in the Sky Co. They have just fin.
ished two weeks engagement with
Philharmonic Auditorium in Los
Angeles. The company is now play
ing at the Curran Theater in San
Francisco. Mr.. johnson is the Cou-
sin to Mrs. Sadie Bob and Eliza
beth Brown of this city. --..
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Subject discussed IN the Moth
ers' City Union. Opened by Mrs
Shepherd. Getting acquainted with
our Ideal This subject is of vast
Importance to every sincere men,
ber of the clubs list. We note that
Mr.. Webster says that Ideal means
a thing existing as perfect ex-
ample or Symbolizing and ideal as
ideal beauty, or fancy of the nature
Of mental, or intellectual images,
or fancifide imagenaries than as
body of women who are congregat
ing together once each week. We
should have high ideals and know
the beauty and power of high ideal.
First we should acquaint ourselves
with the perfect example which is
a perfect model of our daily lives
from standpoint.
Service to God and our fellow
man and get acquainted with the
beauty of giving service. And to at
tain high ideals in service one must
not live a selfish life Now this
brings us to self examination. Be
sure we do not live a selfish life
We must grasp these imaginary
images of the nature Of mental in.
tellectual fancies and get acquaint,
ed with them from every stand
point, of an elevated life. AS an in
dividual member of the mother
city union club let us first get &C
quainted with our spiritual ideals.
stand high a n d represent
Jesus Christ Second represent a
standard of pure morales and third
just dealing with one another.
Fourth, honest and humble lives
that God may be pleased with the
idealism of our daily way of life
sThe Stranger Within Our Gates"
opened by President Mrs. P. l..
Turner for next discussion.
The Phoenix index., 1941-07-05
HENINBURG

DURHAM, N. C. (ANP)- DR..
Alphonso Heninburg, named to the
presidency of Delaware State Col
lege by board of trustees whose
action was later rescinded by a
new board, will retain his position
at North Carolina State college
as assistant to the presidet.
The Phoenix index., 1941-07-05

NEW ORLEANS-(ANP)Thir physicians from four states
attended the Sixth Annual
Flint oodrdge
Of study twow
posed of "a doctors, whom of
school faculties of Tulane and Louisiana There
four out-ot-town lecturers
attending gynecoogit Harlem Dr.
Northwestern
Dr. John W. Cheut
Institute infante Dr.
perintenden McRae tuberculosis
ether Negro physicians serving the faculty
psrments at FntGoodridge hospital
Dr. Logan Horton, ophalmology ooayngoogv Dr.
NJ r. Davidson. gynecoogy and and c.
The Phoenix index., 1941-07-05
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Easter re-
turned last week from a ten-day
vacation on the coast. They report
a great time.
The Phoenix index., 1941-07-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Davis are the
proud parents of big boy baby.
This is the second son born to this
family. Mother and baby are do
ing nicely.
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in charge the syphilis
above picture shows of the ard
Reading from left right first H.
Frederick New Orleans Lawless, Chicago A. w.
superintendent; Drs Peter M Murray, York; John w. Chen
ult Tukegee instue Davidson
" g. Gibson Arthur, ZaCaden Hill,
c. c. Hayd Cherrie Orleans; Moore,
Oklahoma City; H. Murray. New Orleans Ezidoe
La Charles W. Smith, M
Leo s. Butler, Baton Third row.
Meridian Miss H. c. Joseph Baton Rouge M
Orleans; p c. Byrd Beaumont Gipson Clarksdale,
Miss H. Horne Huggins Baton Rouge A. w. Jr.
Eacsez Miss. Thomas H. Minis, Oreans Williams
Marshall Tex; and R. L. Higgins, New Orleans
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NOTICE

NOTICE
We wish to apologize for the er.
ror of the extol of Mrs. Andena
Love that was announced through
the columns of The Phoenix Index
June 28th issue, as had been Civ
en- by Rev. T. T. Love, the husband
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Dady Moore is much improved
after 10 days or more confinement.
The many friends of Mr.. Ben
Grant on S. 4th Avenue, are de-
lighted to know that he is able to
be UP and around once more.
The Phoenix index., 1941-07-05

Mrs. Calvin Edwards and Larry
Jr. of 265 S. 32nd Street, San Diego,
Calf, are visiting in the city. They
are the house guests of her mother
and Uncle, Ben Grant Mr.. Tana-
hill on South 7th Avenue, is ill at
this writing.
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where there is a possibility of place
ment; third, train for jobs in fu-
ture industries.
The Phoenix index., 1941-07-05

Mrs. Adie Taben and daughter of
Waco, Texas, daughter and grand
daughter of H. Poke on 9th Ave,
and Gilbert Street, we're Phoenix
visitors. They left Thursday for
their home in Texas. Mr.. H. G..
Landon of Gila Band is also visit
ing with the family
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-18
Price Changes
Bring Warning

Warrington, Apr. IS - Up -
Price Control Chief Leon Hende-.
sdu today had made public a sharp
warning TO industry against in
ereasinE prices out Of proportion 10
wage boosts.
Henderson. leading economic
adviser to the New Deal sine
NRA days. was understood TO be
ready 10 breakdown" on any indus.
try making big profits and which
seeks to use wage increases as an
excuse for shifting increased pro-
duction costs 10 consumers.
At the outset. he will use only
the weapon OF publicity.
Henderson. in his public state.
ment after the President made him
administrator Of the ONCE OF
Price Administration and Civilian
supply last week. declared that
there was no justification for price
increases at this time.
His expected warning 70 indus.
try today was understood 10 have
been prompted by reports that the
steel industry. as a result OF re-
cent wage increases 70 is workers.
was contemplating price advances.
Other price control officials said
that while the steel industry would
have reduced profits a. q result OF
the ware boosts, good part Of
the deficiency would he made UP
through increased production.
The Industry made big profits in
1870. largely as a result Of expand
cd operations IN the last quarter "
tho year" said one Official. This
year the industry will operate at
high rates throughout the 70
months Wage increases will not
affect the cost 81 steel and other
bss'c dsfente industries sufficient.
~ TO put them In the red"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-18
Employment
Help Wantsd-Mals


SErTLEp-houorable man Tor light
lanitor work IN exchange for apt,
$40 Congress.
REGISTERED PHARMACIST - BY
drug chain with stores located IN
medium sized Mlchlgan towns.
Salary $3.50 month plus commits
Sions At start. Advancement and
security assured For interview
state age and reference IN appli-
cation Address Bcx r 81. care
Press.
Help Wantea-Femaie
WHITE GIRL Tor light housework
and care OF child No washing Sll
w, Cross. Apt. s. lower rear
YOUNG WOMAN for general ~.
flee work Apply In own handwrit.
ing stating axe. experience and
salary expected Write Box E-96
care Daily Press
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NlCE-summer home 20 share with
an elderly couple and farm for
rent on shares or cash. Ph.Tl7fFl2
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PRICES - reduced on ali uset
clothing Buy nowl lOS W
Mich. Phone la.S-M.
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e. YpsiIanti
W. p. A. GARDEN PROJECT
EXPLAINED AT MEETING

East Ypsilanti, Mich. Apr. IS
Monday evening Miss Mildred
Goulet explained the W. P. A. gar
den project which fits in with the
school hot lunch project whereby
vegetables are grown and canned
and stored for use during the win
ter for hot lunches for school chill
dren. Representatives OF several
schools were present at Spencer
School 10 hear about the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Glynn and chill.
dren spent Easter with her mother.
Mrs. ROLAND Scribner. Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wizard. &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Cain and daughter Patricia. went
to Saginaw Sunday where they
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Hartlep. In the afternoon they
visited George Drummer and Ed.
ward Hartlep in the Saginaw Hos
pital, finding both much improved.
Mr.. Hartlep was moved from the
hospital in Durand Saturday.
Bert Wilson. e. Michigan Ave,
Is I'll with bronchitis al his home.
He is improved and will return to
work soon.
Marshall Harris Holmes Rd., is
resting comfortably following
major operation at Boyer Hospital
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orman Haas and
daughter Msrilyn and Mrs. Aura NJ.
Condit, Ann Arbor, and Mrs. Jessie
Smith. Weston. o., visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Wright and family,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milford Osburn and
family and Mr. Osburn's mother,
Mrs. Charles Osburn. Hamilton ST.
visited Mrs. G. r. Allison. Mrs. r.
c. Osburn and family in Tecumseh
and Mr.. and Mrs. Vearl Osburn.
Adrian. also Mr. and Mrs. Garland
Osburn, Sunday.
-MrE--L.- Ed Wizard and grand.
daughter, Catherine Willis. went
to Battle Greek Sunday 10 visit Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson Taft and family.
They came back Monday accom-.
panied by Mrs TAFT. Muriel and
Joyce who will spend the week
here.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-18
Merchandise
Household Furnishings

LOW PRlCES-on Gold Seal Rugs
and ward goods East Side Furni.
ture. s26 +. Michigan. Pm. 1879
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Statesmen Wanted

SICKNESS - causes vacancy IN
south Monroe COUNTY RawleigA
Route. Good opportunity for man
with car 10 continue established
route service see Dealer r. u.
Sehrader. Route 9. Milan. Mich. or
Write RaWleigh's. Dept. MCD-f5l-
SOS FreepOrt III
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Business Services
eusIness servIees offered

Business Services Offered
SEWING MACHINES - repaired
AT makes. Work guaranteed. Sing
er Shop. 81 y. Huron. Phi. Sew.
REPLACE YOUR - old door bell
with electric chimes. 800 up.
Moorman's. Phone ?.
PHOTOGRAPHY Commercial Por-
trait kodak finishing La June
Photos. IS y. Wash. St, Res. ph.
1557-J.
Upholsterers
QUALITY UPHOLSTERING
W. c. WILSON. 40 ". HURON
Phone l733-EveninEs Pm. 1851.
CPHOLSTERING-rugs and carpets.
X, Rendel, 303S Washtenaw Rd.
Phi. 25-sl64 Ann Arbor.
Florist
FUNERAL SPRAYS = and ported
plants. Depot Greenhouse, Norris
q Short Oak. Phone 91s-J.
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NAN OR WOMAN - working in
Aps liant and living IN Milan TO
carry Npsilanti Press TO Milan
daily. Inc. Press office.
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Business Services

Business Services Offered
AoTORS-repairs, rewInds Electric
Motor Shop. 10 S. Huron
DON WILSON-moved from rs r.
Cross ST. TO SO K. Cross. Phone
4S4-J.
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Help Wanted-Msie ana Female

WHITE GIRL for care ~ house
and one child. s23 River Apt. S.
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Employment
Help Wanted-Femai.

WOMAN WANTED ught house
work. stay nigats. Phone Npsilanti
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