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Evening star., 1942-02-08
Uncle Sans Toughest General

United States at the age Of four. His
father was shop foreman of the Pueblo,
(Colo) Evening Press, and after gradua-
ton from high school, Ben Lear, jr., be-
came a printers devil. At Is he was
secretary-treasurer of the paper which
came under employe ownership. Father
and son worked side by side.
Young Ben, induced to join the Colo
RADIO National Guard, became first SER
geant Of Company B when the outfit, the
1st Colorado Infantry Volunteers, was
called to duty in the Spanish American
War. He was 10 when he sailed for the
Philippines in June, 18s8
He was aboard the transport which
stopped so officers could plant the
American Flag over Guam and Wake
Islands. He fought in the siege Of
Manila.
The first batch of recruits sent to First
Sergt. Lear included Pvt. Ben Lear, ST.
Things went smoothly except once when
Ben, senior, rebelled at having to handle
all the potatoes while on K. P. but mill
tary duty won over paternal rebellion.
After four and q half years on the
islands, Lear returned to the United
States and in 1906 received q Cuban as
signment. The day before he sailed, hs
married Miss Grace Russell Of Bracken-
ridge, Mo-, and together they braved .
yellow fever epidemic. Their only child,
q daughter, was born In tent. She died
q few years ago.
Lear saw service along the Mexican
border against Pancho Villas raiders and
during the first World War rose from
captain to major and finally to the tenn
porary rank Of lieutenant general. Tbs
rank was made permanent in 1920.
Evening star., 1942-02-08

According to r. H. Natwick, superin.
tendent Of the department, the girls
have reacted exactly as boys might to
their new jobs. Their imaginations have
been caught up by working on airplanes
and the majority of them-some Of them
young, but some Of them gray-haired
and plump-seem intent on making
career out Of the air. More than 80
Of the 40 girls are attending company
classes during of hours to improve
themselves in their Job and learn the
job ahead-which is to be regular
licensed grease monkeys.
One Of the girls attending classes Is
21-year-old Dorothy Murray, q pretty
blond, who, up to few weeks ago. earned
her living as curb hop" rushing ham,
burgers and beer to customers in parked
automobiles. "A lot Of the fellows I
know" Miss Murray said, tell meas q
gag, no doubt I mean hope-that the
minute they learned I was in the air.
plane business they ran out and can
celed all the airplane trips they were
ever going to take.
MY father, too-he tells mother he's
not going to fix anything around the
house. the vacuum cleaner or the auto
mobile or window shades but will leave
it to me instead. All the same I Like
this job" miss Murray was doping
the fabric Of 3 wing covering and the
dope was chewing big holes in her nail
polish)
Mr.. Natwick, the boss, says the girls
are proving most Satisfactory. He hasn't
had to fire any Of them yet and sees
no reason TO-. In the first two weeks,
he says, they have proved to be as good
or better as unframed male apprentice
mechanics.
(copyrisht, 1912, North American Newspaper
Alliance)
Evening star., 1942-02-08

FORT BELvOIR, Va, Feb. 7.-Arn1y
engineers cortradicted an old naval ira
dition In recommending red, orange or
low intensity white lights in blackouts.
For more than 300 years the British
navy has held that blue markers and
signal lights were less visible than red
and therefore safer. Even today air raid
vardens in England use blue flashlights.
Yet the United States Army has found
that blue under most circumstances is
much easier to see from distance than
red
The Army engineering board proved 1t
the hard way, beginning with the struc-
ture of the human eye. Capt. Warren 5.
Everett and co-workers went to the SCI
entists six months ago and did a long
research job.
Two kinds of nerves, at the back Of the
eve, do the seeing. Both kinds see most
of the colors, but one set sees red better,
and the other sees blue better.
When lights are dimmed, this differ
ence becomes striking. For the pedes-
trian or motorist who is looking at things
nearby. the nerves that see red are most
useful.
But an aviator, who Is at distance
and not looking at little details, sees the
blue light better. He sees 1t farther;
hence, the blue is dangerous.
The engineering board built miniature
hiehways at the General Electric Co.'s
Nela Park Laboratories at Cleveland.
There the light seen best by those on the
ground, without being detected at all at
simulated altitude Of 5000 feet, was req
or orange-red.
Next, at Lakehurst, N. j., during black
out, observers with superior eyesight new
around in a blimp. Men on the ground
struck matches, lighted cigarettes, flashed
signals, turned on street lights, all care
fully controlled.
Results: At 5000 feet the blimp spot
ters saw blue flashlights where red ones.
almost alongside, were completely invis-
ibie. The red lights, furthermore, could
have many times more candlepower than
the blue before being detectable.
The observers could spot man light
ing cigarette miles away. But they
could not see the reddish-glowing end of
his cigarette after he extinguished the
match.
(Scientists measuring light radiation
have detected the flare of match 20
miles away in the stygian darkness of the
Grand Canyon and even measured the
heat Of the match flare, but could not de-
teet the light from the glowing embers
Of a dying campfire even a mile away.
Although red light does not give quite
Evening star., 1942-02-08
ny Specifies New Lights for Blackouts
BY Stephen J. McDonough,
Wide World News.

as useful illumination as white, It Is
much superior to blue, with the added
advantage Of being much less visible from
the air. Your air raid warden's fash
light will be luminous enough to keep
him from stumbling over barrel 6 feet
away and will be visible as signal sew
eral hundred feet away on the ground.
But, when properly shielded it would be
invisible from housetop. However, no
fashlight should be turned upward un-
der any circumstances during blackout.
Here are further blackout suggestions
developed in Army research:
During blackouts no one should drive
or walk on the street or highway unless
they are on urgent business.
If you must drive, have your car
equipped with a blackout slit lamp
headlight, independent Of your regular
headlights, and mounted on the radiator
or left fender as near your line of vision
as possible.
Keep your windshield clean, your car
in perfect mechanical condition, know
where you are going and how to get
there even over devious detours. Adapt
your eyes to darkness before starting
and drive steadily in your own lane.
Don't try to speed or pass the car in
front-some one else might be trying the
same stunt from the opposite direction.
Also be sure your diet contains plenty
of vitamin A, the essential one to pre-
vent night blindness.
If you are walking on a highway take
the rehectors OF juniors bicycle and
tie them around your ankles, or tie white
handkerchiefs just above your shoe tops.
The new blackout headlights shoot
directly toward the road under q hood
and show nothing more than 200 feet
ahead, just about the distance necessary
for a driver to stop his car.
Even at that distance your feet are
the only thing visible in time to give the
driver warning and the rehectors may
save your life. The engineers, who
bought their test reflectors at . 10-cent
store, added that nght-colored spats or
spats fitted with reflectors would be
essential garb on darkened highway.
Capt. Everett declared that motorists
should not attempt to design their own
blackout headlights. He has q roomful
of such headlights already, none Of which
has proved that regular headlights can
be adapted to provide illumination Of
the road and protection from the air at
the same time. The lamp must be the
special hooded one with q toothlike slit
near the top Of the lens to throw the
light downward.
Evening star., 1942-02-08
BY Ira Wolfert,
wide World News.

Kathryn Rownes, . farm girl who was
teaching school in Grant Center, Iowa,
when the war broke out in Europe, put
down . socket wrench big enough to
persuade the most stubborn nut and
wiped the palms Of her hands on her
overalls in the traditional gesture of
American grease-monkeys before starting
to tell about her new Job.
Kathryn Is one Of the 40 girls who have
just begun to supply the woman's touch
to the innards Of the vast transatlantic
Clippers that have been 80 long without 1t.
Tho girls were hired recently by Pan
American Anyways to replace men in the
repair and maintenance department in
the hangers at La Guardia Field. The
men were needed elsewhere.
The girls do equipment work-meaning
service, repair and overhaul on such de-
tails as ife-saving equipment.
They look after the upholstery and
paneling on the seaplanes-meaning
everything from making and counter
sinking carpets to patching plastics.
They do dope and fabric work on the
wings and control surfaces And, finally,
they look after miscellaneous repairs,
helping even on engines In overhaul.
They are classed as mechanics helpers
and get the same pay as the men they
have replaced-55 cents an hour. And,
since January 16, the New York State
Labor Board has relaxed Its ruling which
prevented women from working in fac,
tories after 10 pm. and before 8 am. so
that now the girls will be shaped up into
shifts working around the clock.
When Miss Rownes put down her
socket wrench to tell about her new Job,
she was up there among the wings Of q
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Insurance available for Individuals and
family group Low rates. Covers opera
tons sickness. accident from any cause.
Carries 81 600 death benefit. Box %.
1nlH Hnnk BldE.
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ArTICs CONVERTED INTO BUNGALOW

PLANS READY for permits repairs
alterations remodeilHs Permits secured.
Cadillac 1859
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Wanted-Male

ACCOUNTANT EXECUTIVE. Manufac-
taTy Treasurer Travelling Auditor and Gen
eral Office Manager Preparing Financial
and Operating Statements Seeking New
Connections American Industrious Good
Health Interview without Obligations
For Further Information Wrlte Box A-s70
Detroit Times
AMBITIOUS dependable men steady,
part time employment Salvation Army.
Cadillac 229i
ROLLER operator. high pressure. licensed.
experienced excellent references (col-
oredi olive 40lS
CHEF or second cook reliahle, American
experienced excellent references Mur-
raw 1929
DELIVERIES grocery clerk. gasoline at
tcndant. licensed driver). After school.
TS Ter 77le6.
MARRIED Young anything, part time,
teveniuEs veek-ends), references. Yer
mont 6-4S3a
STORE maintenance stock. clerk driving.
Prefer part time Educated ENper-
fenced References Tyler 7-sil0
TRUCK driver. semi-hiEhway, eight years
experience References Johnny Roberts
Cherry s725.
COLORED carpenter apprentice wants
work Has own tools Reliable Cherry
1898
READ Times Want Ads for profit use
them for results
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Al LANNlhtoS, tpeciAu2lng shifN. chill
dreus clothes, nurses uniforms. silks
bundle washing called, delivered Tunit)
t-622s
Al LAUNnRFSs wishes bundle washing
Can for and deliver. Tyler a-fsiA
BUNDLE family Washing. responsible
woman. specializing shirts, curtains
reasonable Townsend a-l342
CARETAKER Experienced colored couple
handy man. excellent references Call
Temple i-asl2
EXPERIENCED colored girl wishes house
"'rk small family home, references
Fiizroy SO05
EXPERIENCED cNl0red wants work 81 81
and Carfarc Tyler 1918,
EXPERIENCED colorsd girl wishes days
il7g
t.NPERIEACtD colored woman wishes
cooking clearing or laundry work by daV
Crosse Pointe references. Temple i-s62f.
INEXPERIENCED cojored glrl wants Tues
DAY "Wednesday Thursday 81, caffsre.
Cadillac 4aA6.
GOOD CLEAN woman for cay work
wall cleaning. laundry, experienced.
Temple 2-7757
NEAT colored eirl. maid. hotel thester.
store excellent cook Fitzroy 1882.
NEAT colored girl wishes days part time
81 carfare. Cherry s274.
RELIABLE colored eirl STEADY. dsy.
Tuesday, Wednesday 50. carfare Tyler
1925
RELIABLE colored girl wants dsys work
any kind can Tyler 6-535l
SINGLE, colorcd girl wishes DAYS WORK
reliable Fltzroy 59i7
COLORED woman experienced wants
DAYS 81 carfare: Laundry. cleaning
Townsend 6-4373
IcoLoRED woman assist cooking laundry
cleaning; days. 81 carfare Cherry 5s5',
/ COLORED Girl wants work tn roomng
/ house small hotel Gil 7O76.
ICOLORED woman. cleaning or laundry by
day, IS, carfare. Townsend 3-2si3
COIORED girl wants light house days.
stay nights. SO references. Town 1861
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listings
/ In the big SUNDAY Times -Nant-Ad
( Section
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Male and Female Help Wanted

CAMP councillors. teachers preferred; men
women .r couples Tor boys and girls
camps n white Mountains Write full de
fsIs Ctmu Director Drake Hotel. Chicago
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PREPARE FOR A DEFENSE JOB
Comptometer. College Typewrting, Gregl
Shorthand taught quickly by individual in
struction Day school 81 30 weekly. Night
School 50 monthly call. write or phone
cad i5lS for Free Bulletin. Garvin Secre
tariaI school. sth floor Fox TheAter Bldg
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JOHN KOLAN is not responsible for his
wife's debts, Florence Kolan. from this
ar
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Female Heip-SalesWomen

FRfE DRESSES and up "a SIS weekly
Demonstrate latest dress STYLES IN your
home ~ experience no investment neces.
sar, FASHION FRoCKS. Dept. W 1857.
l,-nIIrrAM IL
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Male Help Wanted

YotNG MEN C3l-iS-.i 'rave - states
st,h eirguist. ,.n organizations must nave
-.ot PERSONALITY appearance. education %
r-.et public. Ave-aEe eArr'rss $50 weekly
craving account tTAnspsrfaNun. AppA
A. peafwyler Hotel hriees F.l% m
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Situations Wantsd-Fsmals

Al LAUNpREss. specializing shirts chn.
dTfU's clothes. nurses uniforms silks
bundle Washing called, delivered Tunuy
l-622s
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Personals

PERSONALS
a CERTIFIED Reader Florence Lsvalley.
Appointments. 90, 4203 Larchmont.
Tyler 73i3l
A LIQUOR habit stopped at home secretly.
Arnold. 2i6l Nat. Bank Bldg. RA. 1884.
LApA-HoRB. Nstrofdgtst C0ncise. CeIe-
brated. Educated tmovedl. 764i Wood
ward Madison 1913.
AFTER THIS date viii not he responsible
for any debts that my wife lnez makes
A. Hoeltle ga Merrick
'AsTRoLOGER- Evangellne Berry Read
INKS. 81 Appointments Townsend 57269.
II Elmhurst Woodward.
ASTROLOGER PHOEBE CARTER-Con-
sultatlon daily; very reasonable. AIS
Hrirft- tncar JettersunJ.
AsTROLOGER 30 years experience
WORLD FAIR. radio. 80 Peterhoro.
PSYCHOLOGIST Crystal LaBelle Your
home or mine Dawson 39is. l24i0
Mendoza
AT BILL GRAF'S G r I l. ir-AstroloEer
ESteue. Luucheons, Drinks. l2i John
r, Downstairs)
ATTENTION.! Lola Belts TearoOm Fea-
turing Indian Janette Opposite Mich
gan Theater. clifford 1852 open Sundays.
ATTENTION "Elinor. " LOIS % Jessie. 4"
Spanish Bonita" entertainers. Rainbow
Tearoom 10 John Il
CLARA BEACH spiritual readings every
Evening. Circle. Friday Evenings. Madi-
son 5oli.
FAMOUS WANDA - Learn your future.
Consultations Daily. sol Clairmount,
Trinity 2-l409,
FIGHT TOBACCO HABIT
Retain your youth health and energies
Use harmless Nico-Bann Mouth Rinse. Sold
at - fFFHa
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Personals

PERSONALS
NINE. JAMES Spiritual Reader. 2s53
West Forest Appointments Daily. Tyler
4 -064l.
MRS. RAYE-Astrologist featured at State
Fair. 1897 Mitchell. Plaza 1903
NO NEEDLESS, Hair removed painlessly,
permanently, guaranteed Keat Institute,
706 Francis Palms Building. Randolph
.2lS0.
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful office treatment while working.
Doctor De Swarte Rectal Clinic. 50O3 Cass
avenue. Temple 1924.
PROF ELTON-ADVISOR
CONSULTATION daily, 1913; Tuesdays,
FRIDAYS untn 9; closed Sunday. 3ils John
r., between Erskine and Elliott Special 81.
READINGS French Elise; Teapot Dome).
Sand and Fire. ii17 Second, apartment
ca. Columbia 27O0
REDUCE SLUGGISH FAT
Demand unique, drugless Crysta-Jell Vege-
table Gelatins sam :, Hudson's, Drug and
Department stores
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE-Church OF
Christ. Appointm daily. 1860 West
Grand boulevard. Tyler 6-7333.
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Top prices. free pickup service; factory
salvage.
PAINTING AND DECORATING
AL DECORATOR, remove and repaper or
paint walls; reasonable. Lafayette 216o.
Al PAINTERS. wall washers. paper
cleaners quick service, guaranteed
Tyler 6-2Ogi.
ATTENTION Special winter prices paint
ms, decorating. wall Vashings, guaran-
teed. Fitzroy 1916
GOOD WORKMANSHIP guaranteed. Wall
washing, painting, paperhangins. ESt-
mates. Hastings. Tyler 6-90j2.
LARRY Decorating Company Painting,
paperhanging kalsomining, wall washing
special on vacancies. Dawson OsI0.
PAINTING. decorating. interior. exterior,
quality workmanship kalsomining. est
mates given. Tyler 6-6il7.
PAINTING, DECORATING New work only.
Workmanship guaranteed, estimates
given. Townsend 5-Slj0
PAINTING DECORATING. Interior ex-
terror Workmanship guaranteed. Reason
able prices. Estimates. Tyler 6-566i
WILL DECORATE sidewalks. ceilings,
paper included. Complete room. $3.50.
HOgarth sos.
READ Times Want Ads for proht--use
them for results
PEACHES BEACTy SHOP
CRoQUIGNoLE waving arches fscial'
marching manicuring. 53i East Forest
Avenue Cadillac 3i2i
PHoToGR
HY-LlTE STUDIO Specializing Old pho
togrsphers open sunday 400 McGraw
Tyler 1-lluo.
PIANO TEACHER
PIANO PLAYED m few weeks Amazing
sight reading course. Theory. Harmony
Lafayette 1896
PIANO TREoRY TEACHER "DWard
Advanced students beginners. Prices
reasonable TW.rbruuk 21AiI.
PIANo TUNING
Al PIANO tuning and repairing rebuild
irT mutrpt0gFng Eiiy Townsend
G-USt3
FIRST CLASS TUNING Free cleaning.
Disabled war veteran. Reasonable. Bed.
ford ZV't
CONSULT me enlarged Real Estate ustues
10 The hg sunday Times Nant Az
section
PIN>TERI\G
AAA1 guaranteed p.a,'crIng patching
iuE speciality. Vrfe contractors lowest
prices lcrHN la.a
Al PiASTFRI%G La,hlne Decorating
large or small joins reasonable Temp %
1855
MASTERING Perfect PATCHING new
ceilings arches r.rrs. clean, reason.
able vermont tg7tt
Al PATCH rIas'er.rl painting. Coses.
arches Alterations Reasonable. Guar.
arteed Temple I.tuf7
REPAIR Spe.4.s'' Arches ceilings
patching C.a.fs service .Duan'
TN1arHIA arNa
AR"UI>G SPECIALITY l.as,erug new
ard o.' w .rk rNmtashIp guaranteed
Tyler 7il.l
BETTER ;Ias'erne. repairing Workman
ship guarantee tEsfIrAfest. val 10
Lafayette 1922 Dearborn tl-'-J.
double drop cove ceilings arches eN-
pert Ia'runs reasonable Miller Town
send q t~Ht
LATHt<G rastsr.rl wsfrra. furnished.
Srrra. prices s.rt 500 yards Townsend
s.N-t-
Cp>s ~ 'hr. ENLARGED r.4I ESTATE Hs,nls
'he .. sVr.at w,. aan. AZ
PII NBi>G NND MATING
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coal on CREDIT
RORIN i42lu " CHICAGO no 80
nKIn .InRr-DIIINIRIt.

.AgFS Prescription pha-ua't Drugs
rerve .'es. cosmetics l-Hls James Co.A
t's G.''.rae.el irIvefs aF a.si-l.
rHEEg Ihrgs I,.s.-l.. .as called.
.r-ss $50. Wrv g,,r.r CIu.'iHrF.
Lafayette eff.
JACKSON fErsS-P -strr.r'. Pickup
GU ia. service .5133 P.l Mputh
fAs14rsi vermont t-t2s5
JPNltl.s DRUGS Pfes-r.p,. .as Coz
ue,Ifs G4eT C.s'..-tufs 1895 Iight
Me- tF-a.reH. I..srrs.'y l-ssbs.
ILLoIRIrAL >tPrLLs. mn EES
E,tcTf.r 77 .st,s se '-hes al
s~1t ges i-~s ~ tag adams
FLOOR sANDING. WAN1>G, TIC.
ursT.f-- stsr'sa R.tr-.ss' day
service ..t.t f.... rH
rar T.Hss... s.t-.s
oNE.uAY r.r 'r.sri.s ps-r-tsst
nsthoc. rssr f'rof Ce~rarE aver
tNy 1854
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Al LAuNnRFSS wishes bundle washing
CAL flr and deliver. Tyler a-ielA
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for contingent fountain sales
work in east and west side
stores. Must be at least Is.
Apply 100 Oakman Blvd, near
Hamilton. : To II 80 a. M, eX-
cept Saturday.
FRED SANDERS
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PLUMBING. SEWER SERVICE

Al ELECTRIC sewer service, no digging
plumbing, heating, remodeling. Town
send S-2gOO
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kITCHI> GRIASL AND SCRAPS

RELIANT Industries DESIGNERS an
Manufacturer General Machine Work
.flEarfp ttrr tE-.
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MILLINERY SALESWOMEN

..feff saIrr force Infai.t salary $40
wees expenses write baA Asa. Detroit
Times
MILLINERY SALESWOMEN
Must De thoroughly experienced Apply
Employment 0fige ifh noor. between
20 ana ~ $50
THE j.. L. HUDSON co.
PRACTICAL nurse o. care for paEsNtic
rs:crt stF ,r premises Townsend
7'i1s
SEVERAL WOMEN over 3o With some
snare fwr a0r Who. Wusd Ike 10 earn
extra money We start sou with special
frslalnl and personal hslp No Investment,
can Do porn trerf Apply Room lioa,
.lt state So Manda, 60 % II 80
81 ANTFI undergraduate nurses Apply IN
person 1'sf TrYmbui Avenue
WHITE woman General stay children
~ 'her employed 2o't Junction La
nreNe u.ts
con oETD Talent wanted for church or.
EHufsf. secretary urEani1efs men or
wurrr With IDEAS quartets evangelists
fa s.Vect period must he very good
Trinity tseD shiloh Temple OF Truth.
q sh.r Plrreffs
CUt1BfIt RtHned typist capable as
church pianist Doctor Bel $40 East
Nrrrur h.rhwHN
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nG,, rrNrrRt,. DI>IGNER>

ACCIDENT Ara.'h boiler husptAHzsHa
stephen = D.'hsat. $685. .ster. Or
osIo
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Entertainers and Musicians

WANTEp-Nioln and bass player for I'M
bills music steady iob--rtght fellow.
Plls place. 2u7ls Oakland Avenue, Hazel
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Personals


I"GALI MEM 49, Recommended nv Users
tor Liver call Bladder stomach Gas,
lGallstones Townsend i-i7io,
LINE seectve social service: creates
friendly acguaintanCcs everywhere. 2lsOO
curtis. Detroit
HAIR removed permanently Electroiysis;
81 Hour Autlnette Aust, 25t3 Lake
Wo9d LEnoX Sl32.
HAIR REMOVED FOREVER safe. Pain
less Treatments 81 Lifetime Guarantee
l-uQctors References, Eectrolysis Clinic.
Townsend S3ili.
HAIR REMOVED Permanently--Gu
teed Free Demonstration Traub, Michi-
san Theater Building. Cherry 1913.
HINDU SYSTEM Readings. tells future.
Trinity l-566G. Boskon,' 26s8 West
Grand boulevard, Second floor.
DECENTRALIZATION
Insurance available for individuals and
family group Low rates Covers opera
tons. sickness. accident from any cause.
Carries 81 600 death benefit Box %.
1915 Book Bldg.
|HYGEA HERNIA AN RECTAL CLINIC
Successful treatment as you work.
1910 WOODWARD TR. 1-44ot
IF YOU are sad and Blue and don,
Z know what else 20 DO call up Ralph.
Temple l-07S7 between I and : =. NJ.
rive lived In wheelchair eight years. I'd
rather talk about your troubles than any
/ thing else possibly cheering as both no
money VIII change hands just CONVERSE
Z ton
JOHN KOLAN is not responsible for his
wifes debts, Florence Kolan. from thi:
date on
LADY Of Mystery answered your questions
] over Radio. Readings your home OF
nine Appointments. Vermont a-if32.
MADAME DELLA Spiritual pyschic noted
reader Grand River. Appointments daily
Tyler 5-59O7
-REvERENn MATILDA POWELL s22e
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AT BILL CRAFTS GRILI-Astrologe
ESteue Luncheons. Drinks. l2i John
r. downstairs
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WISHING MACHINE SERVICE

ACE Venetian RHud Company Eesidenua
commercial industrial. 1880 Wyomln,
University H.1T.t
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knnAks I'D eIprIn :

DETROIT RENDERING Company -LarEest
altels prompt service. $500 .2ud. la.
faArffp I-It
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
MA1IRrssr> RENOVATED LIKE NEw

EASTMAN KODAK stores Inc. t5s'
Woodward Information. Randolph 100
K0taks supplies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22

HYGFA HERNIA AN RECTAL CLINIC
Successful treatment as you work.
1910 WOODWARD TR. 1-4io0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
FIGHT TOBACCO HABIT

Retain your youth health and energies
Use harmless Nico-Bann Mouth Rinse. Sold
at Sans and Hudson's.