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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-11-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Frank o.
Portland were weekend guests o.
A. F. Stops and son Lester.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hartung Of
Missoula, Mont, arrived Tuesday tt
stay over Thanksgiving with Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Hartung.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Weymeyer of Yak
lima and Mrs. Weymeyer, ST., OF
Toppenish visited Monday with Mr.
and Mrs. j. w. Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Mclaughlin
of Walla Walla, Mr.. and Mrs. c. N.
Mclaughlin and Mr.. and Mrs. E. C.
Peddicord and daughters were
Thanksgiving Day guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Rose.
Bert Cloninger spent the weekend
in Naches visiting his wife.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-11-26
NOTICE OF ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that on the
9th day of December, 1912, the gen.
eral election will be held in the
Richland Irrigation District, at
which election there will be elected
one director of said district.
T The voting place at said election
viii be at the Richland Irrigation
District office, and the polls will
he open from i o'clock in the after
noon to 8 o'clock in the afternoon
of said day.
Given by order of the Board OF
Directors Of the Richland Irrigation
District this Bird day Of November,
1912. -.. <@
&c. +. FLETCHER, Secretary OF
Richland Irrigation District.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-11-26

thousands of inexperienced person.
mel, employed to take the place of
men called to the armed services.
The new employees naturally can
not handle the holiday mail jam
with the smoothness and speed of
the postal veterans whom they re-
place.
In view of all these handicaps to
the service, postal patrons should
mail their gifts by Dec. 1 if they
wish to insure that their friends will
not be disappointed at Christmas.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-11-26
Mail Early Order
More Necessary Now

pTCHLAND-The bulk of Christ
mas mail must be in the post offices
10 Dec. 1 this year if deliveries on
lime are to be assured, according
10 local officials.
Unprecedented wartime demands
an the postal and transportation
systems, plus a prospective record
voume of Christmas mailings, were
cited as necessitating earlier mail
,nos than ever before. cit is physi-
eaIly impossible for the railroads
and air lines, burdened with vitality
important war materials to handle
Christmas mailings as rapidly as in
normal times" the postmaster said.
Of the bulk of parcels and greeting
cards are held back until the usual
tme-the period of about Dec. Is
to 23-tney simply cannot be dis
tributed in time, and thousands of
gifts will reach their destinations
after Christmas" z
In ls41, about 81, $50 mail cars were
required between Dec. IL and "a to
deliver Christmas mails - enough
cars to make a train 270 miles long,
This year, the extra cars needed to
move holiday mails are largely being
used by the armed services, and a
severe shortage is in prospect.
The postal service usually borrows
about $500 trucks from the army
and other government agencies, and
rents about 10000 from private own
gs, to handle the Christmas mails.
This year, it will be extremely diff
iicult to obtain enough of these We
hicles to meet even a substantial
part of the need. The army needs
It's own trucks and private owners
are reluctant to let someone else use
their tires. - @~>s .% sd f.. 4
Officials called attention to the
task of the post office department
IN moving millions of pieces of mail
every day to and from soldiers, sail
ors and marines throughout the
void. This extraordinary job must
be kept current, even while the holi-
day rush of nailings is handled.
Also, he pointed out, the postal
establishment is operating with many
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-11-26
M Snow Yet Seen
n W.B. District

uHrTE BLUFFS On Nov. 10,
am snow fell to a depth Of three
,.ches here, and on Nov. %, 1941,
:. first snow of the season fell, to
!. danth of one inch. We have had
.onsiderable rain but up 10th pres
81 there has been no snow this sea-
ON.
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Dunning left
wednesday to spend their vacation
: portland visiting friends and
relatives.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-11-26
Community Methodist Church
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Morning worship II a. m.

Morning worship II a. m. j
The high school young people are
assisting in special youth service
at the morning worship hour Sun
day. All young people, parents, and
friends are invited to attend this
service. 1..a..,- -... .E
At z o'clock Sunday evening the
Rev. Fred Petersen, the district sup
erintendent of the Walla Walla dis
trict, will meet with the church
board for the first quarterly confer
ence of the church year. Others are
invited to attend. - H." -..
The Rev. Petersen will bring a
message at 8 O'Clock at a special
evening service. This will replace
the usual Youth Fellowship and
prayer group meetings.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-11-26

Plans were made Sunday for a
Thanksgiving dinner to be given in
the Grange hall at noon Thanks
giving Day by members of the
church Of Latter Day Saints. A pro-
gram to which the public is invited
will be given at 2 o'clock.
Thanksgiving services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. L. C. Krug at II
O'Clock Thanksgiving morning in st
Paul's Lutheran church.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wagner were
pleasantly surprised Sunday when
their son and daughter-in-law Mr.
and Mrs. Reinhold Wagner, arrived
from California. They left for Pas
co, Monday, where Wagner has Sc
cured employment.
MIR. and Mrs. Phillips of Port
land, arrived Saturday, to spend the
weekend with their son, the Rev
Arthur Phillips. Mrs. Phillips viii
remain for a month, thought hel
husband returned to Portland Mon.
day. -s
A. e. Macarthur of Yakima, was
the weekend guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Gilhuly. Macarthur and Gil.
huly went to Priest Rapids Sunday
bird hunting. They returned with
three geese weighing about IL
pounds each. Macarthur returned
to Yakima Monday.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-11-26
w A N T ADS

NOTICE-We are continuing in
business for another season. Let
up know your nursery needs now.
A complete line of fruit trees and
grapevines. Let us quote you prices
for commercial planting. Willm-
sens Rinbow Gardens. Richland. ltp
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-11-26
Children Entertain
Resident of Island

WHITE BLUFFS Mrs. w. w
Barrett was pleasantly surprised ON
Thursday afternoon when a group
of Is children under supervision OF
Mrs. Altheus Rawlins visited her OF,
Barrett Island. The children enter
tanned Mrs. Barrett with choruses
readings, ETC., and surprise of a
Thanksgiving gift box.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Vacant Lots for Sale

OUTER DRIVE-ALTER ROAD SECTION
FORCED SALE
Owner will sacrifice seven 40xi30-ft. lots
near Drive, side by side. Must sell ms
week ANY reasonable offer accepted.
Cash or terms Lenox 04i4
SEE US for state owned properties. Hart
zsll. broker. 433 Book Bldg.
WILL, SELL lot 200; Huobell St: reason.
able or trade for late model car, Al
tires. Address RED. No. 2, Lawton, Mich
sox275-sewer, water, gas. walks. school
S67S; near 13-Mile and Woodward. Jud-
son Bradway Co. PA. e70O.
coLORED- still have few lots fol
colored at SIPS. Dawson. six-Miie anc
Conant Gardens sections UN. 1-T9s5.
coLoRED-Inkster: large lots. SiO0-s2o0
$40 down: city water-Phone Wayne ~
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings ia the big Sunday Times Want Ac
Secti0n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

Bomber Sec.

Located on t74 sumpter road, Bellevue
Mich Az miles south Of Willow Run,
mos, beautiful face brick s-room single
LOT $4,000. including acres OF nne apple
orchard Four-car cement block garage
large living room with natural ALIENATION
fireplace. large aii-tiled kitchen and batr
and many other features too numerous 70
mention. You must see and Judge for your.
self owners made lot OF money 10y
raising and selling chickens. eggs. alsc
apples and grapes. owner, engineer "
D.,roit plant. orders sacrifice. Has Gu
price 81 500 since last week. Here IL
chance OF lifetime. Shown by appoint
ment only $500. Immediate possession
MITCHELL BUILDING COMPANY
HoEarth sfs4 brokers Co-operst
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

Atkinson Aye.-Good condition; separate
furnaces: 81 500 down. Buy this 10 live In
or as hedge against initiation. Wen built
Anxious % sell.
JIIDgON Broadway CO
b27 MAJESTIC BLDG. RIA. sTOO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Flats for Sale
(West of woodward

/ DEARBORN FLAT SPECIAL
Appoline. near Warren. Brick, rooms
each: hot air heat, 2 fireplacss; side drive
I 2-car garage. Call DE. 1873. or Tyler t-4l3s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Flats for Sale
(Ea,f of WOODWARD


FIscHER--5-5; 2 furnaces: 2-csi sssa aso'
real bargain: terms. CA. 1900. TU. 2-o4Is.
RARr = Near Goethe; 5 each, separate
furnaces garages: good eopdluon' so'VoV,
about 81 900 down. la
ST. JEAN-Near Charlevoxi van, $50
cRAEE-Hear Mack; SIS, stove neat sood
condition: "a, 100, 500 down.
ABRAM, 1910 MACK Lh.Non Wow
lJrvFERsoN section, near HUDSON and
Chrysler plants, SIS. ". A. heat Easy
terms AFs-Weod, -Lenox sn5n-------
MANIsTToUE, 5s6. near Jenerson-B ".
s-s. drive and garage. Bargain Sdooo'
81, 900 down. 1oe0s MACK. -.---
lNsoSTcrAIR a4so-Brick, 8 each, 3-car
garage Lot 35xl73.- IS 500.
GILMAN 1882 MACK LENox 1850
ST. CLAIR. Mr. JEFFERSON
Br. 60 HA ht. Double gar. $500
81 600 On. Mr.. watts, CA. o321 or TO
HOMER WARREN & co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Bungalows for Sale

EAST sIDE-Near Crosse Pointe; well
built; light rooms, natural fireplace,
garage, driveway: $3.50 down. Move night
In. Key at 1904 Kercheval
GARLAND, Or. Harper-s rms. Arcola
heat: SO. 500. $1,000 DIN. Pettine. PL. 1890.
GRATIoT-s MILE SEC, close 20 Gratiot-
S rooms; Pear gar. drive; fun basement;
H A $4,000: 5000 doHn.- S34 month
IRWIN, RIGHT a HINES, INC.
i4n5t C;RATIOT PINGREE 5416
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
225io Nevada. near Gratiot and a-Ane.
Beautiful 5-roorn face brick, almost new.
Large living room with natural fireplace;
TWO large airy bedrooms. foorny attic can
provide future bedrooms. Basement has
plsstered ceiling with spacious recreation
roonf. Large lot with rock garden and fsh
pool Air conditioned heat. Complete with
screens and storm sash. No priority neces-
sary and owner will sell on reasonably
terms Open all day Sunday. Pingree 61es
or Prospect 4244.
VAN DYKE-sh MILE Sections rms.
water, gas, electric; newly decorated
vacant now u block 70 transportationi
81 ra5n,- terms. Also others. Irwin, kigh'
a Hines, Inc. 22l15 Van Dyke.
BROOM, h. a. garage; $3.50. Dan J.
Harrison. CN. 1920.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

Near WOOuNdIOf u-hiiC
Four apartment flat. good condition. sep
arate furnaces: well built; anxious to sell.
coLoRED (si4 Bethunel Nice 2-famiiy,
I'll; / Fat arranged into light house
Keeping- apt Ioms- vacant 81, onn- topenf.
1910 Richmond. 6-5. steam, $40 down,
Frederick Rivard, 6-6, brick, $500 down
I12-i4 Philadelphia corner John X, me
2-familes. furnamesi 453t twenty nttn'
SO. decorated, vacant, $4,000, $500 Gown
Lovely 8 apt ana store, bargain. Edei-
man. 1928 Oakland. TO. 1-4ls3.
lcoLoRED PHILADELPHIA. west OF
| OAKLAND --4 family brick. nve saen ;
lincome sI4O monthly. GOOD CONDITION.
Terms. ELLIS HAMLAR. Trinity 2-sosf'
tCoLoRED (AMERICAE, near warren
60 side drive, garages; Al conditlon'
POSSESSIONS sr m ..
ELLIS HAMLAR- Trinity 2.s344.
coLoRED-2- family, each. immediate
| possession; 2 III. A. furnaces; 81 sZoO On
lsaEDLEY, 44e r. WARREN. TIE. 1872
CoI,oREp-545 Westminster; brick nat
| gas heat; garage; reasonabls paslht,,n''
arranged. Mcqueen, Townsend o-9ofl,
/ COLORED-Bouevard section; modern =
| nat, 6 each. 81 900; reasonable payments
arranged. Mcqueen, Townsend o-39tl.
! CoIoRED-eo7 Begoie; modern nat
each; 81. 800, reasonable payments
ranged. Mcqueen. Townsend o-3osl.
i cOLoRED-2-FAN1LY = six-six, new
I decorated! SIS, 81 500 down. rus
SESSION. Ivanhoe 2067. -
IcoLoRED-Brick 4-nst. 5 rooms each
/ reasonable payments arranged. AGN1.sn
J Townsend 6-3o41. ---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Flats for Sale
4-APT. FLAT

IWAsHBURN, 1533s-Fr. 6-6; lower vacant
| decorated: open Sunday; Immediate pos
session; 50, 300 1856 down. UN 3-s77T
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list.
ings in the big Sunday Times want IA
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

LIBERAL LOANS = Diamonds, watches
jewelry; extraordinary unredeened bar
gains. Bonded Loan Company. asa Mich
Igan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
1874 GRANDMONT

lAOlf GhAlNDMOAN
Owner viii sacrifice beautiful b. v. four
bedroom. two baths, nrst door lavAtory.
beautiful living room. large dining room
kitchen and breskfast sook. Fuuy insult
Ated Beautiful basement white enameleu,
recreation room. New oversize g Gas
furnace also new forty-five gallon Rudd
water heater Venetian blinds and carpet
ing. Finished third floor. Beautiful eOxlbO
lot expensive trees and shrubs. Three-car
garage. Sprinkler system. An outstanding
Can be purchased for ass down.
VIZ 5-3Tt7 evenings. sat and sun.
TY b-6622 business hours. week days.
I'M, 3ese7, nr. Pennington Rd. vsean
Groom, new house, acres, wen, cleo
trie,, $3.50 down. sz5 mo. Open lO-A' MI
Y z. GusTAFsoN REALroR no. $3.50
T-RooM, 4 bedrooms, near Michigan.lnk-
ster roads; about Y acre ground, bear
ing fruit trees. 81 600 terms. LApham
Sons. Realtors, 22i5s Michigan, Dearborn.
57sS HIGHvIEw, Dearborn: mile west
Telegraph, Ford road rooms bath
23RD POINTERS rooms, apis. hot
air heat: 2-car grsage. tS4o w. Vernon
LA. e7si.
lcoLoRED-Rooniing House--BARGArNsl
so HOLBROOK-13-rm. brick. natural
fireplace, buiit-in bookcases. See this
CHANDLER AT JOHN R.--2i rooms.
AN Reasonably Priced. MOVE RIGHT IN
JESSE PARKER 242 Y. Warren. TIE. 1-ls5a
Cameron Owen. nice rooms,
| furnace, garages, $3.50 down; 1910 Rich
mond. 1l-room, $500 down; 1854 twenty
NTH, 8 rooms, vacant. move IN; Chandler
corner. Is rooms. bargain. Edelman, s52e
Oakland. TO. 1913.
coLoRED--VACANTl 1905 WILLIAMS
Modern 4 bedrooms: new furnace, screens
awnings, Venetian blinds. ONLY $3.50 dr.
$40 mo MOVE RIGHT I'M
z sLoBIN 1905 Woodward TR- 1-o36t
DrAfted-MUST SELL
l343 PASADENA-s-room income; sacri
Ihcing for 81 900 cash; easy terms; So
month income. GILBERT REALTY
i COLORED-Look Ahead-Invest!
1 Il lots left In CONANT GARDENS
FILA Approved-Only $3.50
Easy Terms SINGLETON CA. 46o'
'lCoLORED (COLFAx)-s rms, sim. heat
\ tile bath. gar Al cond. s., 500, terrns
e sLoBIN. e3os woodward. TR. i-o3ee
j CoLORED-vacant: modern, 8 rooms; ga
rage: reasonable payments arranged
Mcqueen. Townsend 1851.
> COLORED-H you don't see what 70,
i want, call US. Golee b. Bryant, Fftzro'
s7Io
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rms; hot air
terms. Cannon, 1850 Sherman. Fl. oi4o
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 8 rms, excel. eond.
$500 dn. h. q. hi. CA. $3.50. MA. t2lc
lCONsULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings IN the big Sunday Times Want A
l. Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Houses for Sale
(East of WoodWard

BETHUNE. Mr.. JOHN R.-2-story s-rm.
frame H. A. M. Good eond. Easily
converted into good income. Bargain fof
CUSTER. SR. JOHN R-e-room frame
n. A. ut. Good eond. Easy terms
EUCLID, Mr.. JOHN R.2-story s.roon
frame. II. A. HI. 300; SLEW GOWN
Mrs. Finley, CA. 0321 or TO. $500.
HOMER WARREN q CO.
C0TORED-Attentionl 62s Horton iva
can't. ten rooms. redecorated. Phon'
TR. 1881, mornings or evenings. oPEN
Sunday. 20 5. -----
READ Times Want Ads for profit--us'
them for resultsi "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

a.RnoM corTAAE.a

f-hOOM SOIIhJE-t
Four-room cottage; gas. bath. eiectrtci
plastered; Detroit city water In: hot water
heat; lot 5Oxi5O: immediate possession.
near Lake 81. Clair and two bus lines IN
St Clair Shores. Just right for you sum
mer and winter: terms 20 responsible par
ties, Inquire 230i0 Jefferson avenue, east.
near Ten-Mile road. 81. Clair shores. West
Realty Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

ALL CASH FOR WHITE OR coLoREl
properties. schwartz. Phone CAdina
f2ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Resorts for Rent


.
GOOD deer hunting M-65, near Alpena
room and board. Vermont I-Il4s
Lake and River Property for Sale
LOG CABIN
Lovely log cabin on lot 126x270 n. gas
bath. electric. Detroit city water IN. Paved
street, oil heat. fireplace. Lovely location
Just right for you summer and winter
Near Ten Mile road. Terms TO responsible
parties Inquire 25Ol0 Jefferson avenue
east. near Ten-Mile road. 81. Clair Shores
West Reilly Company.
ST CLAIR River-Beautiful 4Ox3O0 lot
only 5000 down. CA. 1900. TU. 2-s4Ts
lot, Clinton RiveTi S1x23o
only si45. CA. 1900. -Tu. 2-647a.----
/ coNsULT the enlarged Real Estate list
/ ings In the big Sunday Times Want A
Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Houses for Sale
(Eost Of WOODWARD

ACT NOW 49, struburg. 1898; ~ FLA
homes: lge lots St.e50- IS $50. $500 dn-
Open daily. Sunday. IN. 3-72s0. PR 5454
BEwICR. mr.. Warren-7-rm. income type
81. ht. sac. 50 400. Pettine, PL. 1880.
DEFENSE WORKERS. SPECIAL
New defense homes 90 Modern 2-bedrooH
homes close 10 street car and bus lines %
East side war plants. large lot. II. A. Goa
furnace tile sinks; basement. laundry tuos
See our models Gratiot At Lydis, one
block north 81 Smile Look for irwin
Kigh. a Hines. Inc, office, open Sunday
sand every day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Houses for Sale
(West of Woodward

CAMBRIDGE in Pleasant Ridge-3 bed.
rooms and bath: beautifully well wooesa
lot sOx2sO: stOker ut. CA. 1900. IT., z-o4Is.
DEARBoRN-wEsT
Good 5.rm. single; owner must sell; pos
session in weeks. For price and oe s,,a
call NJ salt DE 1880 or DE. 1880.
\ MeFarlane Bros. 1884 Ford Rd.' al
Middle Belt -
FAUST. s6s2-Two bedrooms attic; VA
CANT; small down payment. CE. l44o.
IF AS-Heatiif8i- ee.laa+ai
gas heat. 81 500 dn.. Immediate posses
sion We 7-ssIn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
WISCONSIN

a rooms, face brick; lear garage; steam
heat: SIS 600. DE. 1888. -----
e.pooM modern 2-car garage; large cor
I ner io. lJqx2O0: years old; mile
Reisey-HAyes Wheel, IL miles Burroughs
close 20 Bomber Plant Call week Gays,
2d34 Boston Post road. Alden Nlllage'
near Rosedale Gardens. Livonia ZSt1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
T Lake and River Property for Sale

GOOD deer hunting; Mss. near Alpena
room and board Vermont 7-71is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

Four a partment flat. good condition. sep
arate furnaces; well built; anxious TO sell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
FLOWERDALE, 305
HOUSE SPECIALS
Immediate Possession

Cas- Ave. ~ rooms: brick. ......S y,
Dearborn Hil!sr-1 rooms ''.'.... Ill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
Suburban Real Estate for Sale

A HOME; 2 acres; school; near couzens'
| Owner, 1858 Lahser
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

ST CLAIR River Beautiful 4Ox3O0 lot
only 5000 down. CA. 1900. TU. 2-S4Ts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

MAINE. lss64-Must sell brick 8 rooms;
good condition. everything IN ~ 'uH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
-NEFF RD., WARREN TO-MACK :
,oo.HOME PROJECT


LE-MIAMI - 3-bedroom mod
ern: natural fireplace. shower pain
steam furnace side drive garage -hhthS'
"a soo 81 600 down vi. l.140O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

DEFENSE worker; 5-room house complete
with garage: three blocks bus iinei szioOv
~ psyment may be financed. We sell the
earth. 26535 Van Born road, Dearborn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01

Two large bedrooms tile bath attic. fun
basement, i3-foot lot on paved street
Many other features Located 1907 minerva
ward Open daily TO. S-ff9i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-01
i4i WEST MARGARET
Near Woodward, 6-Mile

RIA s7oC
The Phoenix index., 1942-03-14
Harlem Vocalist Is
Town Hall Sensation
By CARL DITON

NEW YORK-(A N P)-Harlem
can well be proud Of the accom-
plishments of it's latest singer, VIM
fred Watson, soprano who hterally
charmed in Town Hall Sunday after
noon a large musically appreclatlve
audience. Aside from only a SprlnK-
ling of more or less hackneyed songs
Mrs. Watson brought to her audi
ence out of a list of 18 many num-
bers of both classic and mooerh
italian. German and French, En-
glish. American composers not any
too frequently heard, adding there
to few in the Spanish domain.
Although there is no galnsaylng
but that an official debut with 1ts
appropriate setting is right1uily tne
final test in evaluating an artlstS
virtues.
Mrs. Watson projects a lovely
voice with wide range which is
steadily growing in beauty OF tex
ture. She enunciates we'll and her
interpretations glow in charm and
sincerity. When the tessitura OF a
song demands the excessive use OF
her middle voice, one .percelVes
beauty OF tone rarely heard by de-
butantes. When, however, she goes
above that limitation, as she did IN
many of her vocally and musically
ill-chosen encores, the voice be-
comes at once pinched and It's
charm is well-nigh all but lost.
Paul Ulanowsky, who likewise ac-
companied Cateriana Jarboro in de-
but. officiated at the piano.
The Phoenix index., 1942-03-14
By HELEN JAMESON

IF THERE. is a metallic taste in
the mouth, one can suspect that
the breath is offensive. Like the
baneful body odor, a foul breath
is a dreadful affliction, one that
interferes with business and social
life. Both can be overcome. Medi-
cal attention may be necessary. It
is surprising how many women
hesitate to place themselves in the
hands of the family physician in
the hope of curing these troubles.
1t cannot be a matter of money.
Consider the cash they spend in
beauty shops and cosmetic coun-
ters. Freedom from excessive
perSpiration and an unpleasant
breath means much more than a
fresh laid permanent or gor-
geously outfitted beauty box.
It is not cricket to travel about
offending the noses of other indi-
vidualS. The human nose is a SEN
sitive organ, resents being assailed
with foul odors. There is the
matter of self-respect. How can
the afflicted ones endure their own
society? One wonders.
Sometimes an unpleasant breath
is caused by a nose or throat in
fectiOn of which one may not be
aware. It's just as we'll to have
checkup A sluggish digestive sys-
tenn is another source. If CON-
stipation is present drink two
glassfuls of water before break
fast; ado a little lemon juice. Eat
bulky getables-lettuce, beet tops.
spinach-and plenty of fruit.
A common cause is decayed
teeth or lack of mouth hygiene.
Scour the teeth well after each
meal ana before going to bed. Use
a firm Dristled brush and a dem
thrice that will put on polish.
After the brushing, use a mouth
wash freely, swishing it about so
that all foreign particles will be
removed. If the gums are pale,
massage them with the finger cr
a rubber brush made for the plr-
pose.
Seek the services of your den
tiSt; you should visit him tw ce
year. Every small cavity should
have immediate attention and the
teeth should be scraped clean Of
tartar, which forms despite the
most fastidious attentions. Unless
impaired teeth are but to rights,
assesses may form. Pus can be
picked up by the blood, taken to
various organs of the body, caUse
serious trouble. The woman who
saves on dentists bills to buy grand
dry goods is penny wise and pound
foolish. 1t is being done all the
time.
Do everything possible to assist
the body in its work of sending off