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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-21
ZION BISHOP TO VISIT
LOMAy TEMPLE

The congregation of Lomsx Tenn
pie AME Zion church, 1909 De-
quindre street arc to have as their
guest February % Bishop John W
Martin. PRESSING bishop Of the Fifth
Episcopal district Of the AME
Zion church with conferences in
the Midwest and the Carolinas
The Rev. D. P Thomas and the
congregation Of Eamsx Temple are
striving to complete their church
building for the entertainment Of
Michigan conference Ha++eh
meets here in June
All Zion.tes and the public will
-',-eiccfrfc-t a5iic -r-rtatr- Mrs Jrs-
SIC Cottrell. reporter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-21
SCOTT METHODIST
E. Kirky at 81. antoine ST.
Harry VI. Carroll, DID, Minister


Things are happening fast al the
Scott church these days as the
membership makes ready TO enter
tain the annual conference begin
n.ns on April IS. 1912.
The usher board has bought and
paid for carpetins for the aisle
which matches the beautiful carpet
on the rostgum The carpets were
aid three weeks ago and have made
welcome change in the aimos-
phcre OF the services.
The Womens Society Of Chris
tan Service mas made the down
payment on the peNs which Will be
installed before conference
The drive 10 liqIids,e the mort
gage before conference j. progress
.ng-very satisfactorily.
Circle No. Of the Women's So
ciety Of Christian Service will hold
is annual banquet in the church
din.ng-hsll on Friday, Feb 20, 1892
a 8 pm. Rev w. H. Williams, the
district superintendent viii be the
guest speaker and there will be
special music Mrs, Helen W!narow
IS president OF his group.
The Women's Society will pre-
sent an inierracial program at he
regular evening service Sunday.
Feb. % 1912, pm Mrs Oscar
G. Starrett OF Central Methodist
church will speak on The Chinese
American Christian Mrs. Merrill
S.lverstein Of Temple Beth e. will
speak on Developing Tolerance
and Understanding and DR., Jas
J McClendon Will speak on Chang
ing Racial Attitudes" The senior
choir under the direction OF Mrs
Mile NJ Hynson will present peeial
numbers
iffhe- relatives and friends Of Miss
I .tt4t+e I.e4elS,- 1880 RiH--ei;- .ti-t4et are
happy that she IS home from the
Providence hosr.ta She is conva-
,6.sC-T1g d. r1rrr dTr1- df0-T1g very
nicely. Miss Lewis wishes 10 thank
ner many friends for all their kind
ness shown during her illness.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-21
BLACKWELL TEMPLE A.ME.Z.
Beaubien and Superior
Rev. Bessie u. Palmer. PasInr

Sunday school at $50; morning
worship, II; evening message. 7:45;
class and Bible siuiy each Tuesday
evening at 7:45.
Sunday, February %. there will
be special services all day. There
VIII be . series Of sermons by the
various ministers Of the city. the
subject is The Seven Things God
Hates" Everyone IS welcome 10 at
lend.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-21
MRS. THERESA STEVENSON
HOSTESS TO CLUB

Mrs. Theresa Stevenson Of 1891
Mortified was hostess TO the Inter
Sc Contractors club. and they en-
ioyed gay afternoon in their rcgu-
lar meeting last week Members Of
the club regretted the absence Of
Mrs. Turner VINO was ill., and hope
she Will recover speedily. and be
back to the club. Bridge was played
and prizes went 10 Marion Mood.
Cecil Peck. and Alice Roberts. Ms
Pauline Jackson WAS pnnSi-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-21

Las, week Lois GWcndolyn War
rem entertained at birthday
graduation party given by ner par
ents, the Frank Wdrrens. at their
home on Maine street. Red and
White was the decoration, carr ed
out in balloons and gally flying
stresmers.
Lois received many lovely g.fts
and fluctuations from Betty Scott
Percy and Vivian Novel;, Henry
Wsddles, Willie Coleman. Alma e.
Aus.on. Edna and Richard Van
R per, Dorothy and Edward Causey
Oliver Broome. Charlie Mae Turner
Roderiek Warren. Lorenzo Short.
Arvil.a Sou.d, Louise Smith, Bill
Logan. Zelma Sml,h. Bill McClady
and Neitie Warren.
Pleasant Eight
Bridge Club
The Pleasant Eight Bridge club
had is second meeting Of the year
at the lovely home OF Mrs Talla-
ferro Of Marston avenue, Thursday
evening. After a brief business ses-
sion, bridge Was the advertisement
Refreshments were servd, the
hostess having decorated IN table
beautifully using the Valentine
motif
Members present were Mesdames
Wilson Conn. Mary Wilder, lone
Harris. Mary Heard, Francis Smoots
Mary TaAa!erro and Gertrude Dan
iels Nj, Conn and Mr. Daniels
we're guests Of the club and had a
joly ume poking fun al their wives
and their friends The next meet
ing vii! be with Mrs, Conn, presi-
den; Of the club
Graduation Party
A group Of teenssers gathered
The Detroit Association of Women:
clubs on Brush street, Thursday
evening 10 celebrate the graduation
-paciY Of Layerda Freeman La
verdi graduated from Garfield
school, whicn was an important
-aIsi4'it ., r llli.aF-rs.-.I'.lI- !+fe---,
A buffet Luncheon was served by
the hostess, Mrs. E. G Reese and
having scads Of fun dancing were
Casper Alexander. Dorothy Grimes
Marjorie Cunningham, vivian
Young, Philip Lee, Clifford Evans.
Charles Anderson. Leonard Barth-
well, Alice Simmons, Rose Young,
Mary Williams, Constance Byrd,
Grace Williams, Mildred Parker
Leslie Thompson, Dorothy Ed
wards, Willie Harris, Henry Skin
ner, Clarence Hi and others.
Ellis Lundy Passes
The north end is shocked over
Lundy. long time resident Of TINS
the rather sudden passing Of Ellis
sector Mr.. Lundy passed Away on
Monday, February 9, at his home on
Lumpkin. the victim Of pneumonia
Funeral rites were held a, The Peace
Baptist church, Monday afternoon,
Rev. L, T Clay officiating He
leaves a widow. one son and two
-ci1u-trec-s 7ti-i-us;rcr t,itattit-es--ttt
mourn their loss.
Stitching Nine Club
Mrs. Hattie Ward OF WcXford
avenue, was hostess 20 the Stitch
ing Nine club on Friday evening.
After a short business session, po-
keno was enjoyed and the hostess
served a-dei ie+et4s- luncheon GS'gg
the Valentine motif Mesdames
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-21
ST. PAUL A.M.E. ZION
52l East Palmer st. at Beaubien =
Rev. l.. P. Powell. Minister

At 1915 am the pastor SPOKE
from the subject, General Repen-
lance. SIX new members were add
ed to The church in the persons Of
Snowdy Green None Anthony,
Dorothy HcCool, Elizabeth Bell.
and Viola O'Berry.
At 3'30 pm the Emergency club
sponsored a program Guest artists
we're the Sampson singers AT 500
pm. The young people had charge
Of the services. a lovely rroersm
was rendered by them. The pastor
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-21

BOY SOOlIS tODf
On my honor will do my best
10 do my duty TO God and my
country.
To. help other people at all times
To keep myself physically strong
Mentally awake and morally
straight!
I We think this is a very fine code
Tor all OF US to follow-LMH.
x X X
Presents Negro
History Week Program
The North Detroit Youth Council
Of the MA Al .P. presented their
bird annual Negro History Week
program at the Schoolcraft library
on Dawson Thursday evening,
February -
Henry E. Siallings. president OF
re group presided over the in
tere,iing program rendered by
young people OF the north end, TO
capacity audience. Mrs. Nina
Cullk. staff Librarian, gave words
Of welcome Piano soloists were
r,,,,,v FIarrisan snd YER Kernn
ANA Loo Re,iarv SANG two sniri-
.ua,s from Hall johnson, Mrs
Gladys Wade billiard. accompanies
.rbo - ss nre,,y az sbe is ,sIen,e6
fnrlled the audience with her in
.ernre,a,ion an tho colo of .Eleqv &"
nv Nassane, Misses Vera Kemn
r-1-sr,I,--S.all'nos md Hazel Waddles
ien,ons,ra,ed Iyric harmony uhen
NOV nlaved "CIavton's Grand
March nv Blake far SIX hands
Guest sneaker was Rev Jobn
N;lcs subiert "Negro in tne World
crisis"
Noriberr district councI
The Norlhern District cauneil Of
zosia, AGENCIES met on Thursday
.Ha..aI =; The Charles Street housing
nrnient in hLnoheon nnaing
-TbIriy members wore present t6rce
If oDr qroiIn Mrs Nina Culil, nres-
-ir--,.r,4.,,--r.,,--,,..-i-t,....-.,,,..,-s4
Charles DDaieId manager of the
,rnioc, Gaorae Srbermer ~ tho
Tenant selection bureau and Mrs
Alec Gauzcloon Told of the various
,eiiv.,ios a, Inc nroiort
At rne executive b,ard ~ the
c,u,c;1 ,ba, i,,r,oIis,aI, folro,rod
he go,cr,I r,eo,ing Tho ho,rd
na..ed re.,,l,,inn r9ndemnipo 900
.ro,.to, a,d d,scrir,In.,ian IN 10
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-21
Q.S.J. STUDY CLUB

Negro history WsS the discussion
and many interesting talks we're
gwen by the members. Mrs Evelyn
Ashford Of 5635 V.newood was
AasteSs- deIi7bffHi= fepa9= added
to making the evening enjoyed Mrs.
Catherine Hines OF 1888 Nor,hleli
will be hostess Friday.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-21
THE CHURCH OF GOD

Elder MCGhee preached a force
full sermon and his. text was found
ST Luke 6;i6, And Why call ye me
Lord and Go not the things which
l say"
Wednesday night. Feb. 25, Elder
McGhee Will preach al the United
Christian church on Thirtie,h and
McGraw avenues.
The public is cordially invited 10
attend this church located on Gra-
tot and Jos Campau avenues. Mrs
jamie Hair. reporter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-21
MRS-M-Cn CONWAY HOSTESS
=GR9SSI0MS- QJAeks- GLIB

MS. VI. conway q EpNoTh
boulevard entertained the Cross
town QuacSs social club. All ex-
pressed themselves as being highly
entertained. Bushes was transacted
and a menu served by the hostess.
Mrs r Banks Of Atiar1ta-da WIS
invited guest of the evening The
club has planned a grand party to
be given on March % Alyce Poole
-rcpnfls thn rIuh nous
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-21

MIS- Flick Of Scovcl place enter
famed lac ChdlIensers with a lovely
chicken dinner The club met VITA
AIRS. Gardner Of 5000 Th.rueth
street on Wednesday Of last week.
After business Inc members en-
inNnA In.---,. a..-.-nr
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-21
THANKS FOR VALENTINE
CARDS

Your writer wishes 10 thank our
many friends for the beautiful
Valentine cards. Yong thoeehtful-
ness IS always appreciated by your
co.umniSt.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-21

efforts and our political power. We must strengthen
their position and sustain them with our political
might, While at the same time we seek to rout the
fascst-minded officials and the poll tax congress-
men who are living in the benighted past, still be-
evng that first tenent of slavery, that God created
race of mankind to rule and another to be hewers
Of wyod and drawers Of water
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-21
LOCAL 2Ss. S.C.Mw.A.-CLo.
TO ELECT OFFICERS

Local 285. S.C.MW A-CIO. u
the sanitary department nominated
Officers on Friday. The election viii
be held al SCM.W.A. hcadquartce,
1912 Griswold, Room 404 on Friday
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-21
COVER
THE TOWN
BY John WOOD

D.. IAukI- kAynnn (
S..oo.o..oo.-sII...II'-'...... -...,,-.,,,.,l
,,,5p ,,,,,r,. ...r,n,,.
NJ ~ . 10 . w ! =, - 90 y
''.ls'S 'a''u " ny 70 ''a''f lIop'e &c
g'''u'e 20 'ppl .' ,',e NV =, '''.a ~,
- T.' W 49, ~, W. ~ 49, ~. ''' /.
,,--n 'lI''''s o'Ns '''v ~ - - u,
-'ri'.n'''S . 10 o''s - 3. -
49,, , ,'-, - u, - -. -, aa
se,1o,,.y ,,e n,ny i'.,,o modem. :
E,s, nave nlaced the sabf IN the ma
,!orsl spotlight have gone un-
r,nred 30 instance wnen me
IS. 5eiess,ton NJ rs von, N Wash
',ns,or for 2 conference with Ba!rd
Sn,oer. the housing moeul 90, N
i.3e frs, punch by announcing thsr
no ID moi want 70 boar anyihln7
me group had 10 saw. bui was here
7,e-e.y 10 inform them ina, the
|snrrserce ot a nrcss,re ,grouD would
IN no E3v. influence his op.nion. A.
cord n. 10 rcpavs SNYDER had his
SAY and ihcn leg me room. but
NOT before Toe Cra.gor spoeesTan
for ne delegation had contacted
senator Broyu- bv plope and re-
se-.e1 90 suy1egs actions as those
o. -la.kas7 Brown Immediately
g, 20 .Ogc1 with Snyder and ap-
-2a.2G..v reminded nan ,nat he was
dealing VIII peeP.@Nho coa.d not
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-21
THE BITTER ROOTS

No public issue within recent memory has 81
welded unity among all classes of our people as has
the current defense housing controversy. The var
Gus leaders and the masses Of us have come at last
to the same firm conviction that the mounting OPP
preston of the Negro people in Detroit and III
America must be stopped, not only for the sake OF
Negroes but for the sake of democracy itself We
have witnessed the surging forth of vast numbers
working together in a co-ordinated way, unSelfiShy
and determined, to rout those forces which chal-
lenge our citizenship and the rights and privileges
of our citizenship No prophet is needed to tell us
that a new spirit of courage and faith has bios
somed forth which must in the end bear good fruit
In this bright hour of new found strength and
courage, however cannot indulge in false hopes
or gilded promises of the future cannot relax
our vigilance or grow weary of our ttabors. The
housing controversy, Red Cross discrimination,
lynching, unemployment are but harsh discords in
what should be grand national symphony. Out
of this vast crucbe Of world conflict and internal
dissension, we must together fashion new SYM
rhony and take our ideals down from their pedestals
and put them to work in the national life.
- As we review and analyze the issues that con-
front us now in Detroit, it is crystal clear that far
too many of our problems stem from own, apathy
and ignorance Of our responsibilities One of the
greatest responsibilities and also one of our great
est privileges mere is the simple exercise OF our right
to vote. We hold in our own hands precious power
to implement the ideals which SO loudly pirate
about and yet come election time we are found
wanting in both strength and purpose. No con-
gresham and no councimen in Detroit today fear
this weapon which has been given us to defend our
interests and our rights. Are governed by repre-
sentatives of our own choosing? Unfortunately
thousands of us have been content to let enemies
choose our representatives for us-
Here is simple, basic formula provided by the
democratic form of government, for the solution of
many of the problems which must be solved before
we can lay claim to full citizenship in Detroit or
elsewhere 1t becomes our direct responsibility
to translate our new found militancy and strength
into practical power by full exercise of the fran
chise. The fact that we a minority makes it all
the more imperative that we become artculae and
vote to the last man among us.
The very course of this war depends upon the
will of the American people expressed in the ballot
box So too does the destiny of racial group. We
have job OF do for ourselves and for our country.
Whatever we gain by magnificent campaigns or mass
pressure and united effort against specific abuses
from time to time will be utterly lost unless we seek
the bitter roots of the evils that bese us and mobilize
our strength on election day to put teeth into the
ideaism which stirs the hearts of all Of US
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-21
WESTSIDE DETROIT
By BETTE ELLINGTON 5242 vinewood Avenue

nette Hicks. Lula Bsr,hley. Eliza
beth HUXLEY, VIOLA Manner, and
-a-aErz--l- -F4+s = - l.4--ted -4I,ii-e
Maddox singers Will appesr in re-
cI.al Thur.d ar even nc. Eco. u.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-21

THE CHALLENGERS CLTB

Lloyd Hardin OF SIPS Stanford
IS recovering from an attack of
Dupt1m0nia
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-21

oa, don't forget sojourncr Truth.
II you cant fight Tor SoIourncr
Truth then YOU are not The KIND Of
Amcrgau Unc.e Sam needs 10 fight
for Pearl Haroor. JOIN the
Negroes fight for democracy and
rec the country OF Hiuerisml
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-21

Birthday Graduation Party
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09

ANA SA$GsTfV spiritual ClsirvoyAnt
Eeadel paih Appointments s71l Mach
pftv, os4!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Flats for Sale

ANBERpON @55l immediate Jovsessior
bargain, immediate sair 5-5 garage
furnaces. owner. Plaza .Jig
ASHLAND vERNOR-Mu1 sell PLAINLY
Sc large rooms garage gss hs.i excl
lent Transport alton Owner. Plaza TsOi
Buena Vista, f., 2-Family. s.. 900
upper Z rms lower rms furnaces
cnger. lrZ7 Esft s.Mile r. o 1859
FISCHER SIS. furnaces 2.car garage
real bargain terms. ca. 1900. tt. 2-st7s
LIVE ~ s-rrn lower for $40 mo, me.
taxes Now vacant. decorated irmedi.
ate possession $500. US 3-s777
J. j. BENNETT 10i30 PENKHLL
.NoRNAS -vFRSon Modern hr,ck DUPLEX.
rooms each. separate furnaces. s0.ft
lrt; $500 terms
ELIZA BEATTY AND INVESTMENT co
s2i7 FORT. " VI 1900
SEEBAIDT 6-j, brick natural fireplace
2-csr garage a 400. tt. 2stfS
COLoRED- North End. Englcwood ?.
family brick. Reasonable down payment
decorated tt.9s5. reasonable down. $50
monthly Townsend 500
COLORED BRICK 2-FAHliY On west
tide. Owner Will move o. once. Bargain,
can SlNGLETON, CA 1905.
COiORED SPECIAL Brick thrse-farnily
near Harper Hospital Must sacrihcc
JENKINS Trinity 2.a7s7
CONSULT the ENLARGED Real Es,s,. list.
ings IN the bis sunday Timss Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Business Opportunities

ATTENTION REAL BUY
Leaving. mus, sacrifice 5000 paving beer
garden steady business. thoroughly equip
PED. completely refrrersted adequate
restaursnt squipmsn' act quickly. 1920
Van DIXIE lysnhoe 1850
For appointment. lafayette 9s6s. ass
Liyernots.
CLASS G BEER GhRDES-sbN ncsns,.
FACTORY district. Reasonable. Vine
rood 2esCs.
CONFEcT IoN ERY Your .roorn. BATH SIS
daily business nssr i've schools Vic
trols psys All ,Npenses. x550 down 1000
Mack Murray g42o
FIRE Vulcsnizing equipment. szrrihcinz.
Immediately. rare opportunity. Tei-brook
2-lss2 1868 Conant.
Machine shop and factory, completely
equipped Has $500, 900 IN unnn.i Wa
contract, Building foor space. 20. 600 TO-
age. Machinery and buildings PAID &
Postwar business assured from Aetivtti n
sine. 1852 when business Vac s',aenssed'
GRocTRY-Assi beer; real bsrssin; es-
tablished trade. i5.yesri ssertnetsg.
Townsend s-l752
GROCERY Good business; s-room quar-
ters. clssn, Vel stocked; sseriheing.
Tyler 3 1907
SACRIFICE Shoe repair machinery:
forced TO cell 1881 wade. Arlington
s017
sHOE RFpklRiSG. nat cleaning. cleaning
pressing beff location IN CITY. plenty ~
~ocH must sell 1905 Woodward Madison
is47
CONSULT IN, enisrEsd Real fsiais list
tags IN IN, big sundsy Times Want AZ
ssetionl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Houses for Sale
West of WoodSpuyd)
16S42 GREENVIEW

Attractive 2-story brick veneer colonial
Like ReN--ready for occupancy. Three tel
rooms. recreation room with lavatory and
stall shower gas automatic heat. TWO cal
garage Paving ali paid for. This home ~
an exceptional buy! Phone ms or see u
today!
RALPH Y TOYNTON
l56O5 GRAND RIVER w Sl73i
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate It's
ings IN the big sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Furnished Rooms for Rent

COLORED Belmont, Neatly furnished
room; couples, single. defense workers
Townsend 5.l49s.
cOLORED- MAYBURY GRAND Employed
couple or gentleman, good transports
uon. Tyler 5-9315
COIORED- Furnished and unfurnished
can At 433 Medbusy. Defense workers
only.
COLORED ARNDT 1912 M Elhoul;
neatly furnished. quiet coupit. Mclrost
l-16
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
RUNYON. 1854, OPEN
Houses for Sale
(West of WoodWard)

CAMBRIDGE IN Pleasant Eicge-8 bed
rooms snd bath beautiful, well wooded
'o' sox26o "oker ~. ca. 900. TT 2 -5f7a
FAUST S6s2--Two bedrooms. attic, VA
CANT; small GOWN payment. CE. 1910.
GRAEDVILLk 99s3--VAcANT
s.. 500. TSC. CARPETING w 7-520s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Land Contracts

ALL hand contracts fought. mtg, rsd,.
AcHgsb. 1910 forc Bias. Cadillac O34s.
ANY desirable land contract purchs sed.
MELVIN , ZANZIBAR A COMPANY
sth Flour, LAFAYETTE Bog. Cadillac $40.
ANY LAND CONTRACT BOUGHT
Qurh service schwartz. Cadillac t2j9.
CASH for land contracts quick service.
NORMAN SKY. Real Estate. TO. s-5200.
CONSULT ~. ensrr,e Eesi pirate list
ing. IN the bis Sunday Times Want "A
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Houses for Sale
East of WoodOard)

4 NEW GROOM ONLY $3.50
ATTIC AND BASkMENT-lW 1879
CCNCORD bet jefferson and Lafsyett'
s-roon modern. Sa.2Oo. terms Lsfa
yefte 1897
CRATIOT -HiRPER SIC.
$500 DORN
s rooms snc hath 2-tsT garage SO frsr,
Tot FuU price - 800 Don't mise this
one Prospect t2S4
PAPKGROVE 1isOj--Frame. rooms. Gun
basement garage large 10y -. boo.
CaFney, 1929 Chalmers PinEree 1888
RUNYON, 1884. OPEN
j-room bungalow. near 6-Mne and Hoover .
newly recoudtloned: ready for immediate
occupancy. owner, PIngree 1888. fIngres
$500
GROOM colonial. ? block east ~ Oakland.
block south ~ Net ada zoos Ke.f.r
just newly decorated oversize furnace ~,
kind yoI want for these cold DAYS vh'C
pi,kei fcrre g. match tne house and .sf
age 70 uIr" SHADE 'fces ~ for NutT
ruucs \ 800 fcru4s. Jess n yu4 has
&c 81 open 2 90 :. Tnesaa. ana Nednss-
DAY tvs SOL.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings N the h.g Suudsy Times Want Al
Se.uon'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
War <ub-( contracts and
DEFENSE AIDS

CNSs MACHINE Iniernal-e1terral grind
az Jss natures 6si Anto'ne'te Tuni''
ELITE TOOL COMPANY. $3.50 Benham-
pIcs hes. machine work Plaza 1914
GORMAN PRODUCTS Tuols dies nss
hNtuIes. 40 West seven Nile To'nsenc
s-53SO
HAERIAGToN Tool Company Cutting
toots. small gauges, hStures 1916 West
Chicago
JAMES W GEORGE MACHINERY CON
PANY-T Tools ptnent 3lis Esk'
Jefferson. M.lrpse 1890.
LIvrRNoIs Welding Company. ss4i
Livernuis-S specializing IA tool fixture,
Jigg welding hrst-clasS workmanship. top
service. estimates gladly given Hogarth
A467.
LEVELS REPARED-An makes l4eoO
Alma chalmers near Houston). PIngree
l145
LOCKE Gage Company-"Threa plug and
straight plug cages. Z" Townsend S-75lu.
LUMBER available tor additions ana alter
atoms, prLmpt deliveries.
tNg EEcTATE ASPHALT q LUMBER CO
Mound ~ l0Mie I'd. 81 Ssh
PURITAN Tool Manufacturing Company
special cutting tools. 1884 Turner.
University 2-lueO
RELIANT Industries Designers and
manufacturers, Ge1erai machine work
HOEarth 3soO.
RICHARD PEAsE. l5lso Appohn,. no
garth $3.50 -Spccial cutting tools. Dis
trct manager. CIV Tool COMPANY. Cam
bridge Mass
Machine Tool Company --Jigs,
hNtures. gauges special machinery
1880 West Fort vineVood $4,000.
ULTRA LAP MACHINE co
af7 MCDOUGAIL AVE. Fl 1918
VICTORY GAGE TOOL Company Pr~cl.
sion cages toois. 4oS2 fireman. Tyler
800
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-09
Income Bungalows for Sale

MCPHERSON. mr.. Goddard--5 rooms bath
down, and bath W: ttove heat. 81, 200.
Terms FEB pL si3i
RCSELAWS ls02s- Near curtis zach
What = BUY Wm Dvtmst no 1884
~ 1880
WEST pFAFFoPN s-room income bur
gslou gArsg. So 500. term, Mstusle~-
Ski 1917 Mehissn.
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