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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE

St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at New York.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-27
LEAGUE
LEAGUE

Detroit 3, Philadelphia |.
Boston 8, Cleveland 2.
St. Louis 6, Washington 5.
Chicago t, New York 9.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Washington at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
New York at Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
Saginaw East.
Defeats Flint

SAGINAW. March 13.-Saginaw
Eastern easily eliminated Flint
Central from the regional basket
ball tournament here last night,
81 10 80.
The Trojans will play Midland
this evening and the winner is
Ipitted tomorrow evening against
the Bay City-Alpena winner de-
clded also this evening.
After a hotly contested first half
the Flint team was but a point
behind, % 10 p. Lunn Chadnois
had found the range and dropped
in six field goals. He continued
during the second half for II more
points but had little help from his
teammates.
Larry Savage led the Saginaw
scoring with Is and Stewart
Francke was close behind with II
Tony Pabilis got Is.
Something unusual was caused
by the daylight saving time which
delayed the game from 7;15 tc
i7:3O until the sun set and did moi
interfere with players vision.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
Hoard Coal
Get Next Years Supply
Now, Mayor Urges
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, March 13-If you
purchase heavy lots of sugar you
are "hoarder," but if the pur-
chase is coal you are a patriot and
a wise person.
That's the advice today of
Mayor Sam Street Hughes follow
ing a communication from federal
officials expressing the possibility
Of a coal shortage in the winter
Of 1913.
The mayor said that purchase
OF coal AT this time for next year
will alleviate the transportation
situation which is expected TO be-
come more acute when defense
production swings into full gear
EAST LANSING. March 10
Michigan State College hasn't
gone into tho coal business even
though there is a constantly grow
ing pile Of coal on the campus.
Instead. the college merely Is
purchasing next years supply OF
coal early at the suggestion Of the
government Approximately 10000
tons will be collected before
summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
Junior {. Of E..
Meet Set
Time. stan Correspondent

PONTIAC, March 13.-Bowling
teams of the Junior Chambers of
Commerce in at least p Michigan
cities. and Windsor, Ont, number
ing as teams in all, will gather
here Sunday for the annual Michi-
gan Jaycees' pin tournament.
The tourney will be held on
Motor Inn Recreation alleys, in
three sections beginning at 10
a. m, y noon and 2 p. m. Hotel
Pontiac will be headquarters for
the afternoon.
The Michigan cities 10 be repre-
sented are Pontiac. Ann Arbor
Charlotte, Holland. Detroit, Flint
Saginaw. Bay City. Lansing. Kala.
mazoo, Jackson, Highland Park
Grand Rapids, Monroe, Muskegon
Plymouth. Port Huron, YpSilanti
Benton Harbor, st. Joseph, Adrian
and Trenton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
DistiNery Head
Still on Stand

For the fourth day in a row
Thomas H. Gibbons, vice president
Of Hiram Walker and Company
was on the stand today as The
chief government witness against
Frank d Mckay Republican boss
and 10 others charged with mai
fraud in state liquor dealings.
Throughout yesterday Gibbons
listed numerous payments totallnl
1885 900 his company paid be
tween 1885 and 1899 TO the Duo
Sales. Wines and Liquors anc
other companies TO push the sale
Of his Companys products.
Federal Judge Shackelford Mil
Ter Jr.. UNFOLDING a defense motion
quaShed a subpoena against Solo
mon a. Sallan. former Detroit
ieweler who is under a doctors
care in Florida. The defense con
tended that 10 force him to return
here might cndanger his life.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
Jim, kOlu
On Secret
Mission

PONTIAC, March -. "A
Rendezvous With Destiny" is the
title of the latest episode in The
Adventures of Jungle jim" to be
heard over station VICAR at 2:45
p. m. tomorrow.
Jim, Lii and Kolu are together
again in Panama, but not for long
just long enough for Jim 10
settle w a few affairs and take
on the full responsibilities of his
new job, that of captain in the
United States Army.
Jim spends his last evening in
Panama with Lii and, after bid
ding her a fond farewell, he
boards one of the huge flying fort
reSs bombers which carries jim
and kolu TO the west coast OF
Panama and a rendezvous with
destiny.
The Adventures of Jungle Jim
is dramatized from the Jungle
jim" full color action pictures tC
be found in The Comic Weekly
the worlds greatest comic supple
ment that comes TO you each
week with your Detroit Sunday
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
Extra Time
Spends 8 Months in Jail
on o-Month Sentence
Times stan Correspondent,

SAGINAW, March 13.-Joseph
II. Flannelly. 43, would have been
a free man two months ago if he
had pleaded guilty sooner.
Charged with making false
statements concerning his appli-
cation for drivers license, Elan
nelly would not admit the charge
until yesterday and then was sen.
fenced TO spend SIN months in Jail
But the hitch came with the
fact that the sentence was ordered
started with his incarceration. as
of last July 30 so. having spent
nearly two months too much in
Jail, Joe headed for home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
BIRTHS
BOYS

Boys we're born 10:
Bertha Anderson. l1ss West Kirby.
Mary Adams, 1886 Anglin.
Frances Aguilar. i2ls Howard.
Dorothy Aubrey. 726 Lycaste.
Marjorie Bryan, 1910 Crane, twins.
Louise Bracy. 1894 St. Antoine
Marguerite Bugg, 1897 Kingsville, Gratio'
Grace Bommari,o. 1925 Sheridan.
Anna Badziony. l12i Moran.
Title Burnstein, 1904 Clements.
Irene Binder. 4s4 Cope
Margaret Beaulieu. 57ll Mt. Elliott.
Anne Beitmann, 1884 Blaine.
lsh Bower, 1885 Lenox.
Virginia Berliuski. 314l East Palmer.
MeiDa Carr. 1853 West Ferry.
Juanita Christie. $500 Adams, Bloomfield
Frances C1apiewski. 5o47 Lonyo.
Evelyn Calven. $50 Grixdale.
Myrtle Cote. 1910 Hayes.
Phyllis Coyne. 2l775 Boulder. East De
Murisi chorley, 543s Neckel, Dearborn.
Loretta Dowd. 241 Lenox.
Bernetta Davies, lo339 Balfour.
Ruby Dagen. 470i Philip.
Dorothy Dreasky. 1888 salina. Dearborn.
Verna Fornell. 1894 Pasadena
Lois Fitch. 1884 Hastings
Angeline Faraci. 1881 Girardin.
Elizabeth Farabaugh. 1882 Ilene.
Janet Fort 1880 Monica.
Barbara Fair. 1920 Atkinson
Roberta Fraser, 1924 Artesian.
Irene Franklin, 1929 Twenty-Third.
Velma Fuller, 455 Alfred
Mary Grose 1887 Montclair.
Helen Batesy, Sf34 South
Virgie Handey, 6701 Harper. twins.
Opheha Howard, IS Leicester
Floria Holman. 23O65 Easterling, Haze
Park.
virginia Hsbicht. s151 Meyers road.
Rose Harrison, so Pallister.
June Haffner, 6026 West Vernon.
Yula Haywood. 2l2O Mclean
Sophia HodZinski. 1855 Buffalo.
| Ida Herskovitz, POLE West PHILADELPHIA
Ruth letter, 1921 Maybury Grand
LOttie Jarema 1852 Hsnley. Hamtramck
iGenevieve Kurth. 1921 Lauder
Elsie Kurlik. 1880 Old Homestead. Cratic
Township.
Dorothy Kelly. 1914 Hawthorne. Gross
Pointe
Margaret Kramer, 1858 Wayburn
Christine Koran. 1925 Wiseasset. Dearborn
Lucille Kapanke. 1851 O, street
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Edward J. Michalski, rs; Wanda wierzycki.
%
Everett II. Pslmquist, "a; Ruth stouten-
burg, 81.
Alexse Belous. %; Jeanne Scott. II
Andrew Molnar Jr.. 2i; Phyllis Johnson, 10.
Harry Wheeler, ~; Mary Harrah, ~.
Peter Semkow, IS Marion MANS, 80.
Edward r. Hansen, Al; Florence Derry. 81.
Vincent Ramyszek, 81, Martina Rygwelski
81
Donald J. Van Eyck. IS; Helen Fosness, "a
Joseph Szalay. 20; Margaret Nemeth, "a.
Garfield Swanson Jr., %; Shirley Overlook
! 19
Allen swanberg, 20; Olive Radloff. FL
IChfford Meunie, 81. Antoinette Mayer %
Paul +. Benus, 20; Estelle Smolarski, rs.
Joseph Kroll 90: Eleanor Wodarczyk, FL.
Lester Friske. 20; Grace Michaels, IT.
Joseph G. Bidwell, 20; Florence Sczempek
| 1e.
Clyde L. Neal. %: Estelle Lindsay, IS.
Jerome Reed, 81; Flora Hainer 20
Richard H Phelps %; Doris DraeKer 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13

AS a result. this ancient art
for decorating the human skin
goes back into dim antiquity
is booming as il never has
before.
In the American Weekly dis
trihuted with this coming Sunday :
issue of The Detroit Sunday Times,
you'll find an illustrated. enter
tanning article telling you all about
tho faIfnnlnc rnN1Nal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
u. 5. 10 Beat World
In Ship Production

WASHINGTON. March 13 (UP).
The maritime commission today
stepped up its 1928 victory
ships construction program from
100000 TO 20.0OO,000 dead
weight making a projected
two-year program calling for
nearly 1000 ships.
Maritime Commissioner Howard
L. Vickery said Americas produc-
ton Of ships would be greater
than all the rest of the world
combined
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
Hill Five Whips
Northern
Time. stan Correspondent

LANSING, March BIN nip
and-tuck game from start to fin
ish. Saginaw Arthur Hill downed
Flint Northern Highs Vikings,
1851, in a first round game OF
the Lansing regional Class A bas-
ketball tournament here last
night. The Hillites meet Owosso
High in a semifinal match at 9:lo
tonight.
Northern. soundly trounced by
the Lumberjacks in their two pre-
vious meetings this winter, threw
"a scare into the Saginaw lads
when they jumped out to a 1913
lead in the first quarter and kept
on even terms with them most OF
the contest
Carrot Wierda, Arthur Hills
ace forward, was bottled up from
the floor but managed to drop
seven out of nine charity losses
TO top the scoring with IL points.
ARTHIR HILL N0RTHERN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
DEATHS

William J Bartlett, $40 Eason. Highland
Park. 6s
Effie Euseary. PES Alfred. as.
William w. Kaehler. 2461 Concord 20
Mary Koreleski, l40Os Pinehurst 81.
Michal Jadczak, s10e Florida. So.
Barbara Scarpa, Hollywood, Cal, 81.
George Luck. 1898 Third 81.
Theresa Distelrath 1909 Cheyenne, ~.
Elsie Lewis. 1897 Helen AZ
John II. Campbell, 3i52 Sugar Bush road
Mt. Clemens, IS.
Margaret Winters, 1850 Holcomb. Is.
Clarence Miller. 400 East Congress, As.
Jennie Williams 1918 Brewster. 80.
George Thomas Watkins. 754 Rivard boule
ward, Crosse Pointe 81.
Susanna Sieske 1851 Farnsworth, 7s
Alexander Herd, 524 Catalpa, Royal Oak
a.
Clarence I. Goudey. IS Connecticut. High
land Park So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13

RIO DRUG Company Prescription spe-
cialist" 700 West Vernon (Centra)
Vinewood LILO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
DIVORCES

Ruth McPeak from w Reginald.
Hazel Vogel from Arthur.
Genevieve Friendenberg from Philip
Katherine Chenoweth from Jack X.
Rose Sinanian from Harry.
Adeline Luomanen from hester.
Albert Schmitt from Kathleen.
Myrtle NJ. Collins from VIM. D.
Mark DENNY from Bertha.
Vincent odom from Fairy NJ.
Helen King from Andrew.
Agnes Haug from Albert.
Sammie Georgia from Paul A.
Evelyn Weems from Louis.
Neil Watkins from Ruby.
Eva wilkins from Emery.
Eva Laurain from Archie
Roy +. Brown from June f.
Evelyn B. Roberts from Louis L.
Agnes Keene from Arthur
Gertrude Stamate from Waldo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
Kuby Girls Keep Title

PONTIAC, March 13.-Kuby
Sign girls basketball team retained
the Girls Basketball League cham
pionship last night by defeating
AIS girls. 20 to II. AIS team had
an of" night and were never a
threat TO the Ferndale champions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
Flint Trailer Firm
Strike Notice Filed

LANSING. March - tUP).-7
The state labor mediation board
today announced receipt of notice
of intention to strike from the
General Drivers Local 332 tAFL)
at the Trailer Transport Company
of Flint
The board said the union stated
wages. hours and working condi-
tons were al issue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
THRIFT IN HOLLYWOOD

In the future Hollywood's fabu-
lousy paid juvenile actors will be
protected from squabbling rela-
tiveS thanks to a California law.
Adela Rogers St. Johns, the
popular Hollywood commentator
and author. explains this law in
the American Weekly, Sunday,
and tells you how II safeguards
the future of outstanding young
SterS in the films.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
Transient
EXCEPTIONS

minimum IL words
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
JtPAN'S WOMEN

There's nothing too pleasant
about being a member Of the
weaker sex in Japan. for the Jap,
really think woman'S place lis II
the doghouSe
"When Jap family needs
some extra money To buy sake.
or rice. or whisky, the head of
the house looks over the daugh-
ters n Ii he were farmer siZ-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
LIKE GOOD FICTION:

Like good fiction?
The American Weekly is proud
10 present a brand new and eX-
citing story. &C onoVe y Comes
Back which will appear in two
parts. Part l appears IN Sun
days American Weekly. and in
PRODUCES YOU to a millionaire play
boy and a series of adventures
guaranteed to keep YOU reading 10
the last word.
"Conovor Comes Back is writ
ten by the noted author, Richard
WormSer.
Don't miss it - beginning Sun
daVi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13

Pauline Klebba, 1884 ST. Louis.
Victoria Krzych 1855 Moenart.
Sofie Kuznar. AIS Larkins.
Grace Lee, 1890 Vinewood.
Frances Lubig, 1888 Norborne. BEDFORD
Township.
Shirley Linovitz. 1909 Clements.
Margaret Laerzs 17lf5 Hawthorns.
Clara Lampe. 1920 DrexeI
Evelyn Maghielse, 1927 Linnhurst.
Beatrice Marley. 2es50 JOY road.
George Mitchell, 1922 Garfield.
Beatrice Moilanan, 1873 Winana, Highland
Park.
Elizabeth Mslinszak. 1891 woodingham
drive.
Fstelle Mitchell. 1857 Ivanhoe.
Dorothy Magid. 1885 Rchton.
Anne Miller. 1928 East Jefferson.
Miriam Merchant, 1855 sherman
Mary Mckinley, 1880 Trinity.
Mary Newman, 1920 Gladstone.
Fay Nicholas. 1854 Mullett.
Therese Nothaft, 1908 Strasburg.
Anna Nowaczyk. Sos Buhr.
Harriet O'Henley, PASS Virginia, Wyan-
dotte.
Theresa okonoski. 1902 Tumey.
Edna Pope. 1928 Gitre
Helen Polus, 3140 Piquette.
Agnes Paasalacqua 1888 Arudt.
Carol Pearsall, 1894 Kentucky. Dearborn.
simone Rometty. 1926 Holcomb.
Jean Swinteck. 1868 Florida
Mary Stewart 5i5s Belvdere.
Rebessa Shank 1851 Anderdon.
Sophie Scuba, 1910 Granville (twins).
Emily Schulz. 5i25 Holcomb.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
Death notires

hOsIBA-March Q. 1912. Mary Ann, age
81 died at Maybury Sanatorium. Dear
wife Of Joseph. daughter OF the late Frank
and Mary Ann Byzcupczak Funeral from
residence. sl47 Freda street, Dearborn
Mich, Friday At 8 O'Clock ST. Luke's
Church. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
Scratches
(By United Press }
AT TROPICAL PARK

First Race elsway. sunteEra Eps-
way, Tower Miss. Love Venture Bos-
tonite
Second Race Meritoriuus Ebony Fly
Homely Joe. Warmth Within War Bon
net
Third Race Shenuu Spang Princess
Olo. Sun Girl. COmmiNion Frontier Jane.
Fourth Race Pure Briar. ArrD Rouge.
The Dancer. Jack Ruhens Tarhaven,
Gallant Peggy
Fifth Race Tony Weaver Weisen-
heimer. Reversal. Down SiN Matte j..
Sixth Race-City Talk. Maechance
Eighth Race-Pirate ship. OkapilIda
Top star, Bud on. Sickle Bill Migal
Fay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
oAKLAwN PARK

Track, fast. post p. m CEWTo
First Race Reiectable Fort Griffin.
Cantwel Modulator RinE TIP Air Host
ess
Second Race Misslam Scotch piav.
Bright Honey, Grace X, Merriy CO,
Spir In.
Third Race Marada Chicwin Bar
Copper. Tyro Lad. Boston Mint Phantom
Lady .
Fourth Race Black one Sweet story,
Meadow Dew, Remarkable Your Buddy
Star OF Dondra
Filth Race-The Nizam. o X Mullen,
Fsirhaired Boy. Argella, Tartarus. Heath
town
sixth Race-Essjayette. Bright Shot,
Ten Blow
seventh Race-Mi Due, Strike one
Manymor.
rishtn Race-Hal Curtis Slight Error.
Terraplane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
THE CHINESE GODDESS"
She Was q reimgce glTl

She was a refugee girl -.
Yet she became a/veritable god
dcSS 10 the Chinese
Like Florence Nightingale, she
went into the most deSolated and
terrifying of places, nursed the
wounded, encouraged them, riskcd
her life hundreds of times-and
almost lost il at the hands of a
pain-crazcd patient
The story Of her amazing career,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
WEIGHING STATIONS

Rural weighing stations have
been established at the following
points:
MT MORRIS-C. A. Mutton
Coal Company
CLIO-Houghton Elevator
FLUSHING-Flushing Eleva-
tor
DAWSON - Burrough 6
Berry Company.
OTISVILLE - Burrou CHS
Elevator.
MONTROSE - FurStenberg
Coal Company.
GOODRICH George Finders.
F'ENTON Floyd Poppy
LINDEN - Linden Lumber
Company.
SWARTZ CREEK - w. D.
Johnson,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
$4,000. 900 TELESCOPE

Remember all the excitement
when scientists first began work
ing on the 200-inCh Astronomical
eye for Mt. Palomar?
Astronomers then hoped OF
being able 10 reach out 250,000.-
900 light years-an incredible dis
tance. indeed
Now, il appears, thanks TO sue
Icessful experimentation in pho
Biography II may be possible for
them to reach out into interstellar
space nearly twice that distance
See the article Sunday in the
American Weekly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
Flint Prepares
To Open Drive
For Scrap Metal
Time stan Correspondent

FLINT. March 13.-F1int today
prepared TO launch a city-wide col
lection of salvage metals within
the next two weeks.
Whether the day the collection
is staged will be designated as
Macarthur Day" remains to be
determined by the Genesee County
salvage committee, headed by
Ellis II. Warren. general manager
of Standard Cotton Products Com
pany.
The salvage committee approved
the appointment of Gorton MILL
ken. insurance company repre-
sentative, as executive director of
the program here. 1t will be his
duty TO coordinate all activities
in the Salvage 70: Victory" pro-
gram.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13

"Your Own Horoscope by
Frances Drake, II one OF many
famous features i'm The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
Dress EN- up, brother"

That's advice Uncle Sam giving thousands of sailors
soldiers who fellow tradition having lovely ladies
tattooed their masculine chests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13

ing up his cattle, decides which
one would be best TO sell. and
hunts up buyer who, II he
likes the girls looks, will take
her of her fathers hands for
fair price," reads the special
feature article in the American
Weekly Sunday.
Moreover in most japanese
homes. a wife is looked down upor
by all her husbands relatives. Sh,
is usually known as "Hana-Yome,
meaning "the Adopted One"
For an interesting insight into
backward Japan, see this story
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13

and how she finally was saved by
the talking eyes Of paralyzed
old man. is graphically told in the
American Weekly. Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
WEEDS" FOR DINNER .
We all like salads.

We all like salads.
But few Of us realize what a
wealth of hcalthful food awaits
us in the so-called weeds" of our
back yards. An American Weekly
reader who knows the subject tells
YOU Of delicious dishes which can
be prepared from milkweed dan
delion. wild mustard, burdock and
horSemint.
I This is feature in the House
Iwife's Food Almanack, one of the
many special departments in the
American Weekly, Americas most
interesting weekly magazine, dis
ltributed with this coming Sundays
issue of The Detroit Sunday Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
PAPERS FOR CHARITY

A collection that would have in
cluded newspapers was voted down
by the committee at its meeting
last night after a report sub
mitted by a subcommittee headed
by Philip H. Vercoe pointed out
that newspaper collections provide
a major share of the subsistence OF
certain charitable groups now en-
gagged in the work.
Vercoe said that school students
are collecting an average of four
tons of paper day. He stressed
need of proper identification for
collectors in view of the explota-
tion of groups being made by per-
sons soliciting at homes.
The committee was advised that
one man visited county schools,
advised officials he was 10 pick up
paper students had collected and
would return 10 pay the schools
after the paper had been weighed.
He never returned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13

Totals II 1f 80 Totals 10 S 81
Score nv quarters:
Arthur Hill II s-3S
Northern 10 81
Referee-Art Hsga michigan state).
Umpire--James Neville (Detroit).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13

Dressing Up" the ladies is keeping tattoo artists
busy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
x%,oezt :SeMEcp DEzecz1M

ADVERTISING DISPLAY
CARLSON sTuDIos-Advertising displays,
posters 1909 Brush street Telephone
Randolph 9ll4.
AIR CONDITIONING. FILTERS
FILTERS replaced. residential. commercial,
Industrial air conditioning; efficient
service. University 3-621i.
APARTMENT MANAGEMENT
APARTMENT owners Save money: re-
duee expenses, increase profits: guaran-
teed. Trinity l-l4s5
ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS
ALTERATION. building plans-Also de-
Tense housing plans. IS up UN. 3-6545.
ATTICs CONVERTED INTO INCOMES
CONVERT your attic into an income. We
finance. smalley. Pingree 52l9.
AUTO REPAIRS. MOTOR REBILDI>G
lMIKE-CHRIs GARAGE, $3.50 Grand River
-, eiysnhoe General repairing reasonable.
BEAUTY SALON. EXPERT BEAUTICIAN
PEGGY MccLINTocK-Real perma-
nents. "Rilllng Cooler Waves! !" sos
Empire Building. Clifford 1912.
BIRTH CERTIFICATE SERVICE
ANY STATE, FAST EXPERT SERVICE
BUILDING ALTERATIONS
ALTERATIONS. modernizatlon, repairing;
all kinds; reasonable. prompt: free esti-
mates. Hogarth 1888.
COMPLETE NODERNIZING SERVICE
Gillespie Back, 11779 Cloverdale. HO si20
FIX your nome well pay carpenter. E-Z
terms Restrick Lumber. Ho. 2i21.
LET me give YOU the low price on your
alterations and repairs In n. W. section.
See c. c. Davies. general contractor. NO.
l3116.
CARPENTERS
A. b BENSON CoMPANY-Carpen
repairing alterations. cupboards; prompt
service. University l-s762.
CLEANING WALLS. SHADES. ETC.
ATTENTIoN-wau washing; decorating.
/ painting: reasonable prices. prompt serv-
ice Vinewood 2-Ol3O.
CINDERs-TRUCKs FOR HIRE
IC1NDERs. ST. road gravel. SII5. dirt
hauling: landscaping. Arlington 1888,
any time
COAL ON CREDIT
1 COAL on CREDIT
BORN. 1870 W CHICAGO. no. 1922
COCKTAIL BAR
KIT-KAT BAR - Liquors Al Duprey,
proprietor. li019-2l Chalmers. Arlington
1913.
COATS, SUITS. DRESSES, FURs
CINDERELLA FROCKS-g7l2 jos cam
pau. Dresses furs, coats. suits. sports
wear Complete line
DRUG sTORE-DEIIVERIES
ORMOND'S DRUGS-Prescripti cos
metics: liquor distributors. 1899 West
.EAGEN Prescription Pharmacy Drugs
/ deliveries: cosmetics. 1sOls James Couz-
ems Uittlefield) University 3.s12i.
MONROE PHARMACY % Dearborn-Pre-
scripton specialist 1903 Monroe (Ten-
.ney). Dearborn g79s
DRUG sTORE-IIQUOR DISTRIBUTOR
RIO DRUG Company "Prescription spe.
cialist." ZOO West Vernon (Central)
lvinewood l-il2O.