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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20

c,,,,ens OF Ecorse, the To-
\ we" school board election Is history tory
e'l ,, Ian lsls. J. Frank Morris won
uu', lection, thumbs down. Just q
|i ns ''s better than 800 votes placed
i'ne ~ office. why is 1t that we
PIN oIace some OF our own IN
a Os when such small margins
'n', vo,es elect members OF the
p ~ wa rseey Last year, Mrs. PIMA.
osns s',ns ran for the school board
Isse She received such a small
I'm Of votes from her own
s umr that she felt embarrassed to
.~'s sgaln. Why is 1t that We have
LII vi about sixty-fiye votes In the
t Shool hoard election, when we
a 1s one thousand registered
hooters,
~ American citizens. must ex-
Irr,se every right which is given
under the Constitution OF our
fonntry and God. All men a.e
torn eoual. Then. let us In future.
fot only in Ecorse, but all over
tmsrIca. use the privileges that
= ours TO help make this land
better place in which to live.
Frank Morris is a square shoot
1, hnt who knows better than one
n our own. just what we need in
|ur school system 10 make things
|uek especially in School No. s.?
In close observation. we find
krhool 40. 5 far behind In differ
|nt studies and sports. For ex-
|mple, compare Northrup school
Ind River Rouge with School No.
and you will see the difference.
b we have the same things that
hey have?
Well, let's skip that and do this
like time out and vote. The power
\ the colored citizens is In their
|allots. When elections come
round, vote and vote your own.
II for someone who pledges 10 do
|cmething for your people. II the
|andidates you help elect fail TO
b anything for the race. then do
Dot support them at the next cleo
han
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-20

/ The west Side Detroit jitterbugs
5eem to think that Ecorse's color
"a policemen are just dummies, but
|hey are policemen in reality. SO;
! you bugs" have TO come TO
Ecorse. better behave yourselves.
because the Ecorse cops can be
|pagh and they are tough, when the
SCcasion arises.
Among the out-of-town visitors
Ecorse are the reporters nieces,
Kisses Essaline and Juanita Gas
pn. Of Jackson. Miss, who will be
|ere until their school reopens at
be Mississippi State college In
September. Other. visitors include
|Irs. Daisy Begley and Junior, OF
Helena. Ark.
First Baptist Church
Pastor J. ID Davis. OF First Bap-
b church. has returned from
Birmingham. Ala. where he paid a
Port visit TO his eldest brother.
Rev. Davis preached Sunday from
|or 1913. subject THE Mark OF
love Visitors were: Lurline
'swklcs Mrs. Rosa K. Davis and
|lhers. .--
Among the sick are Mrs. Parker.
|lrs. Cannon, Mrs. Castor, Mrs.
6reen, Mrs. Hood and Mrs. Mason.
Mildred Reddick Is church re-
porter.
keorse seventh Day Adventist
On the Sabbath. June IS. the
Fhurch was glad TO have present
Evening star., 1942-01-04
Miss Rosalind Skehan Bride
OF Mr.. w. F. JamisOn.

Announcement is made Of the
marriage of Miss Rosalind Mary
Skehan. daughter of Mr.. Thomas
F. Skehan of Gardiner, Me, to Mr.
William Franklin Jamison, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C. Jamison
Of Dickerson, Md, the ceremony
taking place the morning of De-
cember Is In st. Joseph's Church
at Gardiner at $3.50 o'clock.
The bride attended Boston Uni
versity, was graduated from the
Washington College of Law and is
a member of Phi Delta Delta legal
fraternity. Mr.. Jamison was grad
uated from Strayer College of Ac-
countancy with masters degree
and is now located in Baltimore.
An informal breakfast after the
ceremony was held at the home of
the bride.
Evening star., 1942-01-04

theirs with brown, shOulder-length
well and brown accessories, and car
ried a brides bouquet Of white rose
buds, lilies of the valley and
gypsophila.
Miss Marguerite Wagner was
maid Of honor for her sister, and
she was costumed in royal blue vel
veteen with bonnet and muff to
match, the, mu1 being adorned with
a corSage of gardeniaS. The brides
maid was Miss Betty Anne Wagner.
a cousin of the bride, who wore wine
velveteen. with bonnet and muff to
match. and a corsage of gardenias
pinned to the muff.
Mr.. Pole, who is the son of Mrs. j.
Robinson Pole, had for his best man
his cousin, Mr.. Sam Pole. Mr.. James
Antrim served as usher.
A reception was held after the
ceremony at the home of the brides
parents, which was attractively dec
grated with white gladioluses, white
roses. ferns and lighted candles
Mrs Wagner was assisted in receiv-
ing by the mother of the bridegroom
and by Mrs. William o. Gale. aunt
of the bride; Mrs. NJ. w. Hudson.
grand-aunt of the bride; Mrs.
George w. Wainwright, grand.
mother Of the bridegroom.
A graduate of Strayer's College of
Accountancy. the bridegroom also
attended the University of Mary
land and now is associated with
construction firm His bride is an
employe of the Navy Department.
Out -of-town guests attending the
wedding included Mrs. F. N. Coun-
tiss of Long Island, N. Y; 1t. A. T.
Wainwright and Mr.. Raymond H.
Wagner of Norfolk, Va; Mr.. and
Mrs. Wesley Wainwright of New
York City, Capt. and Mrs. George
w. Wainwright. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Evening star., 1942-01-04
Miss Julia Warren Married
To Mr.. John Sherman Hoar.

Word has been received here of
the marriage in Sumter. S. c.. De-
cenber q of Mr. John Sherman
Hoar of Columbia, S. c., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Crosby Arthur Hoar of
Arlington. to Miss Julia Catherine
Warren. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Mack Warren of Sumter.
The ceremony took place in the
Episcopal Church of the Holy Com
forter with the Rev Belknap Walker
officiating. The bride was attended
by her sister, Miss Ann Warren. Mr..
warren's father served as his best
man.
A wedding breakfast after the
ceremony was held at the home OF
Mrs. Douglas McKeown In Sumter.
The bride was graduated from the
University Of South Carolina,
studied music in New York and is
director of music in the Sumter
County public schools. Mr.. Hoar
is a graduate Of the Massachusetts,
State College in Amherst and was
connected with the American Red
Gross in Washington before gong
to Columbia to take up radio work
Evening star., 1942-01-04

| lQgJOI1, ana 1Ilul Sudy CFCiiAAi6, PAS-
ceding the dance given by Miss
washington and Miss Ann Randolph
at the Penn-Daw Hotel, dinner
party was given in their honor at
the Chevy Chase Club by Miss Van
Meter de Butts Of Washington and
Upperville.
Miss Washington was also among
the guests from Alexandria who
were feted at dance Tuesday eve
ming given at the Congressional
Club bv Miss Annie Laurie Rankin,
daughter of Representative and Mrs.
John E Rankin of Mississippi, whose
other guests from this city were
Miss Ann Bryan, Miss Elizabeth
Porter, Miss Betty King, Mr.. James
Monroe. MIR. Tanning Miles Baum
gardner, Mr.. John Waller, Mr.. Frank
King. Mr.. w. Selden Washington,
jr., and Mr.. Blake Henry.
John L. Keddys Give
Dinner for Their Daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Keddy were
dinner hosts Tuesday evening IN
honor of their daughter, Miss Mar
ian Keddy, for 80 guests who later
went to the dance at the Belle Ha-
ven Club given by Mr.. William Ma
son billiard in compliment to his
sister. Miss Evelyn billiard. Among
the dinner guests were Miss Jane
Lesh. Miss Carol Cox, Miss Harriet
Whitehurst and Miss Julia Mills,
classmates of Miss Keddy at Sweet
briar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam J. Allan held
their annual New Year Day at home
Thursday afternoon from $3.50 to
$50 and from $50 to $50 their
daughter, Miss Jane Allan, received
her friends. Among those assisting
Mrs. Allan was Mrs. William Hale
of Cincinnati.
Representative and Mrs. Jerry
Voorhis of California left Tuesday
for Columbia, Mo, to be gone over
the week end. They accompanied
their daughter, Miss Alice Voorhls,
and Miss Florence Baum OF Clare
mont. Calf, who are returning TO
the West Coast.
DIR. and Mrs. c. ". Amole
Visit at High Point, n. c.
DR.. and Mrs Charles V. Amole
spent the holidays visiting Dr..
Amole's parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. w.
Amole. in High Point, N. c., and his
brother-in-l law and sister, Mr.. and
urs z w Sharnp in Greensboro.
N. c.
Mrs. Richard S. Ely Is spending
this week end in Richmond visiting
Mrs. w. w. Archer and Mrs. B. l..
Purcell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Hancock
have with them over the holiday
season Mrs Norris A. Lineweaver OF
Prince Frederick. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Bass and their
Evening star., 1942-01-04

ter, Miss Gretchen Burhen, of Long
Beach, Calf, arrived yesterday for
an indefinite stay with Mrs. Bur-
hens mother, Mrs. Joseph G
Kincheloe.
Mrs. E. B. Giddings will be hostess
at luncheon Thursday when guests
will be Mrs C. B. Compton, Mrs. E
K. Evans, Mrs. r, l.. Byrd. Mrs. A.
o. Weldon, Mrs. j. G.. Kincheloe
and Mrs. M B. Whitmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rembert Smith will
leave this week end for Miami and
other Florida resorts, where they
will stay for two months.
Mrs. William Demaine of Alex
andria is visiting her brother, Mr..
C. F. M. Lewis at Rosemont Farm.
|, Miss Betty Brewer of Roanoke is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Brewer
for a fortnight.
Mr.. Frank Cox has returned from
a two weeks vacation with relatives
in Frankfort, KY.
Evening star., 1942-01-04

trimmed with cut steel beads, and
Mrs. Denton wore cocoa crepe Both
wore corsages Of talisman roses.
A reception was held after the
ceremony, the brides grandmother
receiving with the parents of the
couple.
Out-of town guests attending the
wedding and reception were Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Frank Haneke of New Bruns-
wick, N. Y: Miss Grace Haneke Of
New York City, Mrs. Alice M. King,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Cave, Mr.. DON
aid Marsh and Mr.. Clarence Marsh
Of Frederick, Md, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley King of Aberdeen, Md.
On their return from short
Northern trip Mr.. and Mrs. Harris
will be at home at 1859 Key boule-
ward in Arlington.
Evening star., 1942-01-04
News of Entertaining
From Manassas
And Vicinity

MANASSAS. Va. Jan. 3.-Mr
and Mrs. Fred Hynson have as theil
guest for the week end Mr.. Philip
G.. Leary of Holyoke, Mass.
Mrs. Ayleene Guthrie has as hel
guests her brother-in- law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gunby, oi
Meter, Va.
Mr.. George Herring and Miss
Evelyn Herring of Featherstone
Farm have gone to Florida for a
stay of several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Allen have
visiting them this week their grand
son. Gilbert Allen. of Washington
Miss Eleanor Gibson of Hyatts-
vile is spending week with her
parents. the Rev. and Mrs. A. Stu
art Gibson.
Mrs. Dennis Baker will be hostess
at bridge Monday afternoon at her
residence on Grant avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Parks will
return next week from a two weeks
vacation in Florida.
Mrs. H. NJ. Sutton of Richmond
is spending week with her brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs
Dennis Baker.
Mrs. Ray Burhen and her daugh-
Evening star., 1942-01-04
Miss Jean s. Sadtler Wed
To Mr.. Wallace w. Mclean.


The marriage in New York vester-
dav afternoon of Miss Jean Stewart
Sadtler to Mr.. Wallace Willard NC
Lean Is of interest to number OF
washingtonians who recall the par
ents of the bridegroom. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Donald Mclean, VINO
formerly lived in this city and now
make their home in Scarsdale. N, Y.
The bride is the daughter, OF Mrs.
IA Linwood Sadtler of Brooklyn,
Ny, and the late Rev Mr. Sadtler.
and attended st. Paul's Parish Day
School in RAILWAY. N. j.: the Vail
Deane School in Elizabeth. N. j., ana
the New Jersey College for Women,
and is member of Phi Beta kappa.
Mr. Mclean attended Hackley
School In Tarrytown, N. Y: Law
renceville School IN Lawrencevllle,
N j. and Princeton University.
Calvary Church was the scene OF
the ceremony. at which the Rev
Samuel M. Shoemaker, jr., off1ciated
at 5 o'clock. The bride was gwen
In marriage by her uncle, Mr.. Will
liam Stewart Limond, jr., OF Brook
lvn, and she wore gown OF Cham
tillv lace and marouisette with
long veil Of tulle held by a coronet
of the lace. and carried bouquet
of white sweet peas and Eucharist
lilies
Miss Margaret Linwood Sadtler
vas maid of honor for her sister.
and the other attendants were Miss
Catherine Elizabeth Mclean OF
Scarsdale. sister of the bridegroom:
Miss Anita Virginia Goodrich OF
Crawford. N j.: Mrs. Robert HAYES
Parker Of Boston and Miss Helen
Hoyt Robinson of Railway, N. j,
Mr.. Albert NJ. Frost OF White
Plains. N. Y. was best man, and the
ushers were Ensign Henry G.. Nor
gan and Mr. William V. Burley OF
New York. Mr.. Frederick E. Fowler
of Philadelphia. Mr.. A. Donald Hay
of Mountain Lakes, N. j.: Mr. John
N. Mclean of Tarrytown, Mr.. George
w. Schroeder of Princeton and Mr..
Theodore Whitlock, jr., Of New
Brunswick. N. j.
A reception after the ceremony
vas held at Sherry's, Mr., and Mrs.
Mclean leaving later for a trip
south. On their return they will
make their home in Princeton.
Evening star., 1942-01-04
Debutantes HOnOred
At Alexandria Parties
Miss Mary Brookings Gives
Tea for Misses Hutchison,
Butler and billiard

ALEXANDRIA, Va JAN 3Debutantes still hold the spotlight Of
the week with the
have widely packing hurng trains
busesb schooward
Mary
Hutchson
throng young
people Mnokin Brookings
parents Mrs. Walter Du Bois Bookings.
Country Club Miss
Nancy Washington daughter selden WASH
Evening star., 1942-01-04
Sunshine Society
Meets Tomorrow

Motion pictures of the work OF the
Goodwill Industries will be present.
ed by Mrs. Grace Kizer, of the pro-
motion department. at a meeting OF
the Sunshine and Community Soci'
ETY. at 1890 pm. tomorrow. A des-
sert luncheon will precede the meet
ing which will be held at the Gill
Bert, 2460 Sixteenth street NV.
Reports of the various Christmas
projects will be given. Mrs. Maurice
Emerson, president, will preside.
The monthly benefit card party
will be held January 10 at 1:30 p m.
at the home Of Mrs. E L. Burton,
l4O5 Kennedy street NV.
Evening star., 1942-01-04

two sons of Cliffside. N. j.; Miss
Charlotte Ratio of San Francisco
and Miss Ann Louise Anderson OF
Eau Gallie, Fla, and New York have
been with Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Black
we'll over the holidays.
Mrs. Courtlandt D. Barnes, jr.,
returned Wednesday from a brief
visit in New York.
Capt. and Mrs. Herbert r. Haar
were among those who held an at
home New Year Day, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Royal Baker were
hosts at a Tom and Jerry party
Thursday evening.
Evening star., 1942-01-04
Weddings
OF Interest
1nCapital

Continued From Page D-4.)
Evening star., 1942-01-04

Price and Mr.. and Mrs. Preston
Wainwright OF Baltimore.
Following the reception. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pole, who were unable to take
a wedding trip because of the can
collation. of leave for Government
employees, went to their new home
at 20l5 Thirty street, Fair
fax Village Sc.
Evening star., 1942-01-04
Silver Spring Club

"On a Shopping Tour" will be
the subject Of a talk by Polly K
Moore, assistant professor Of tex
tiles and clothing of the University
OF Maryland on Wednesday before
the Silver Spring Woman's Club
The meeting will be held at 1:3O
pm. at the Woodside Methodist
Church. A resume of the news
and world conditions will be given
by Mrs. John Scheidy. interna-
tional relations chairman. The
Executive Board will meet before
the general meeting.
Evening star., 1942-01-04
Miss Alice Elizabeth Kinsey's
Wedding Is Announced.

The marriage Of Miss Alice Eliz-
abeth Kinsey. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Granville E. Kinsey of Gal
thersburg, to Mr.. Albert Thomas
Phillips. son of Mrs. K G. Phillips
Of Washington and the late Mr..
Phillips, took place the afternoon
Of Christmas Day in the Epworth
Methodist Church of Gaithersburg,
where the Rev. James H. Haley Of
ficiated at 4:3O o'clock.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother, Mr. Howard G. Kim
sey, and her niece. Miss Marilene
Stull, served as maid of honor.
A reception after the ceremony
was held at the home of the brides
parents, where she will make her
home while Mr.. Phillips is stationed
At Fort George G. Meade.
Evening star., 1942-01-04
Miss Phyllis NJ. Wagner
Married to Mr.. william r. Pole.

Palms. ferns. white roses, white
sladioluses and candlelight made a
beautiful setting in the Lincoln
Chapel Of the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church yesterday af-
ternoon for the wedding Of Miss
Phyllis Marie Wagner, whose mar
riage to Mr. William r. Pole took
place at 4 o'clock. The Rev. Dr.
Peter Marshall, pastor of the church.
assisted by the Rev. Henry ]. Smith
Of the North Washington Baptist
church, officiated.
The bride. the daughter of Mr..
md Mrs. John Earl Wagner, jr.. was
escorted to the altar by her father
and was given by him in marriage.
Mrs. c. D. Owen played the we'd
ding music. The bride wore q wool
suit of light blue with white lace
blouse. q Juliet cap Of brown fea-
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WORKERS TO TESTIFY

Detroit, May ls-lNS-Men with
whom he worked side by side wers
to testify here in the trial Of Mar
tin Halsema, charged with sabotage
in Pontiac foundry. Halsems.
so. is charged by the government
with having tempered with a con-
veyor switch causing a breakdown
and with throwing cold water on a
hot water boiler.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-16

HOLLYWOOD ms 49, Frank
Churchill who chased the nation 8
blues away during the depression
with his lifting who's Afraid Of
the Big Bad Wolf" and other catchy
Walt Disney comic tunes was dead
today. himself victim Of despond.
ency. The 40.year.old song writer
shot himself 10 death at his New
hall Ranch. according to sherifi's
rppOrt
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NEW BOOKS

New books in Ypsilanti City Ii
brary include: Advance Agent by
John August. Blue Horizons, by
Faith Baldwin, Women With
Wings" by Charles f. Blanck;
Something Went Wrong by Lewis
Broune; Past Imperfect" llba
Chase; The Body in the Library
Agatha Christie: THE House in
the Rain Forest" Charts Croocket;
Young Ames," Walter d. Edmonds;
Poison Is a Bitter Brew" by Anne
Hooking; I've Come along Way
by Helen Kuo; Captured" by Bes-
sic Myers; General Douglas Mac
Arthur" by Francis Trevelyn
Miller: Gross Creek" by Marjorie
Rawlings; Americas Strategy in
World Politics" John Nicholas
spykman; Beyond the Shore" by
Virgila Sapieha; "The Moon IS
Down." by John steinbeck; The
Wind Is Rising" II. NJ. Tomlinson.
Juvenile List: Carol Goes Back
Stage" Helen Boyston: FREDDY the
Ignoramus," Walter Brooks; THE
Luck OF the Comstocks," Cormack
and Alexander; walt Whitman:
Builder for America" Babette
Deutsch: "Dumbo OF the Circus"
Walt Disney; Millions OF CATS
Wanda Gag; Joan Wanted Kit
ten" Jane Brown Gemmill. "Loopy,'
Hardie Gramatky; wings OF Cour-
age" Wilhelmina Harper. Ed;
North OF So" Emerson Hough;
Aviation Cadet" Henry Lent:
THE Emperors Nephew Marion
Magoon: whispering Girl" Flor
ence Means: Victoria Clicks. -
Helen Diehl Odds; How Things
Work" Creighton Peet; Defending
America" Creighton Poet. Sky
lark" Margaret Raymond; Full
Ahead" Felix Rosenberg: Flight
ing Coach" Jackson Scholz: Tho
Bosrded-Up House Augusta Sea
man; Monsieur Beaucaire.' Booth
Harrington: The Village That
Learned To Read" Elizabeth Tar
shis. Simon Bolivar" Elizabeth
Waugh
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$50 Ecors. Rd Ypsl s;25.
WANTED-Used House Trailer. wan
pay cash. 1922 Z. Michigan.
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our Dollars BY Shopping From The Daily Czassvieds
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Houses
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MOVE RIGHT IN: Immediate pos
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Extra large size basement. stair
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landscAped. wits, plenty Of large
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at $500. on reasonable terms.
DELUXE HOME Cost $4,000 20
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ting in a new section. on nicely
Handicapped double size lot. Close
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game room Second floor has nice
bedrooms and bath Garage is at
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arranged.
one floor, garage; lot Is so by 500
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balance easier than rent at SIS
monthly.
BOMBER EXECUTIVES NOTICE:
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city's most desirable homes. built
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on paved street only a short walk
down town. = spacious well land
scaped lot; large bed rooms, tiled
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steam heat. full attic, insulated, q
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Ehman & Greenstreet
40 W Michigan. Tel. 1917
CASH BUYERS for houses, farms or
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real estate experience Realtor. 90
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EAST SIDE-5 room bungalow. large
lot, all fenced. $500. ii. Peet, So
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A NEW HOUSE. rooms and bats
1883 down, balance like rent is W.
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---------
Lots
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nice corner, only $3.50. Terms. H.
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Ward Rd. L. Hoyet. 3o3 David
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ONE LOT on Harris Road. so Z I3s
II. Phone 230-M.
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THREE ROOMS lsntern-type roof
and fully insulated Used Trailers
and accessories. We trade. 20 mo.
on balance.
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EAST SIDES room bungalow. large
lot, all fenced. $500. II. Pest. SO
n. Huron St. 1871.
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CASH BUYERS for houses, farms or
businesses. II. Peet. over Is years
real estate experience. Realtor. 90
No. Huron st. Phi. 1871.
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1895 PALACE-z0 n. body. fine con-
dillon. Easy terms. Trailer Travel
Sales. 1895 r. Michigan.
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USED FURNITURE bought or ex-
changed for anything OF value.
Shoe Shop. 20 r. Cross Phi. 2092
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AutomohIIea For Sale

1871 CHEVROLET, Master Deluxe
Five passenger sedan. Driven only
$4,000 miles Radio and heater
maroon. S795. See Mr.. Lassman
1892 Y Mfchixan
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For Sale Real Estate
Business Property

LARGE LOT facing Water 81. with
good sized building suitable for
small business or storage. sale D.
owner. Cash Pr. loeS-N-4
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06
Joining Army Air Corps
On His Big Day--Dec. Z

place and dived back into that
house"
Young Ballantyne got his birth
day cake two days later. But the
party was called Off. he said;
"We had plenty 10 do. We
worked with ambulance squads
and wreckage details. IL took
us days 10 make any real head
way In that mess.
Ballantyne ana other evacuees
left Pearl Harbor on New Year,
Day. He is a sophomore at -tht
University Of Michigan.
I'm enlistlng now because
won't be able To finish my pre-
med course anyway" he said.
"Pm picking December Z so that
i will have but one important
date to remember. Besides, it's
n start toward returning 10 the
Japs that little birthday party
they gave me last year"
In the recruiting office here
they said, Go 10 IL, SON"
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-06
Independent Women
Fill Divorce Court

CHICAGO. Dec ; GNS) -
Grow lng financial independence OF
women due 40 least IN part 10 tho
war. Was blamed today for an in.
crease IN divorce IN Chicago dur.
ing 1912.
MANY women who have Suf-
fercd by their husbands i'll
doingS are now able To get en-
ployment and 10 care for them
selves" said Judge Oscar +.
Nelson, who presided on the
Chicago divorce bench for the
last three months. The result
il that they come into court
more readily for "A divorce
Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered 20 your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-Sale>man.