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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16
SAGINAW


The L and l Sportsmen club at
1922 y. wash street bought $500
in war bonds Monday bringing their
total bond purchases TO $500 for the
mast several weeks. Thaddeus Err
vim is president: Theodore Ander-
son, reporter.
Bethel AME
The third quarterly conference OF
Bethel AME church was held Satur-
day night. Presiding Elder David
A. Blake was in charge OF the serv-
ices. All departments made splen-
did reports.
DR.. Blake spoke Sunday morning
on the theme, Anxiety OF A Mother
or Concern OF Motherhood Mu-
sic was furnished by the Senior
choir No. 2.
Zion Baptist
On program at the sunday school
hour were Bessie Veasley, Bonnie
Spencer. Jean Douglass and Miss
Mae Jessie Rosson.
At the morning hour the Rev. NJ.
Toomey spoke. The Senior choir
and Gospel chorus sang. Mrs. A.
Rowe was soloist. Two persons
were added 10 the church roll.
Mrs. Amanda Cole. mother OF Mrs.
Emma Williams Lee died Friday
in Detroit. Funeral was attended
Monday at / pm. in Detroit by the
Rev. NJ. T. Toomey.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16
Stage
the
.NMPN 1--WE
by ulysses boykin

SHORT ON SUGAR -.
ling aware that are in The registering for
eo raoning brought actual reflections of Uncle
suns war effort. With the continued drain the male
oraon by the army CONSUMPTION service convnces US
& This is war; although there lots of so-caed people
c with us who still narrow, selfish and preudiced
enough not to pitch in and do things the democratic way
Speaking of rationing sugar, the cute dolls on the
avenue signed up for their ration books, but want to
know if the sugar they get from sugar daddies to be
raoned too? We'd like to see Uncle Sam try to use
The book ration system on that!
VALLEY SPOTS
II YOU have extra dough, make Decline for the Val
ley where the spots are jumping with some entertaining
md fascinating where you bound to old
D'' OF course you will have to add of your hard
earned cash to make up your b.nkroll you do
The Valley up right. We usually pick the and c,
the Walters Progressive club at 606, Larks Grady
Jaeksons Turf Bar to build our spirits before
| Everybody is talking about Ann Robinson, who
headlines the Three Skies revue, comedy song styist
whose sara interpretations of old popular songs with
CAT AND FIDDLE
Slim Jones always to it that his patrons get
plenty of show and enough energy to loosen up off
their bank rolls enjoy terrihcaly different show
the Club Congo where the Three Cats and Fiddle
have joined Margaret Watkins new show.
The jtterbug team of Jit and Bug which is appearing
at the Congo is clicking with the patrons. The two
m of the Constance (Jit) Thomas. FL, who halls
from Miller High school and Clarence (Bug) Morse %
arold Phoenix Ariz youth They met in the Congo and
R iEaiS Nc R EoRTH act Wnen IS 'sff'n'
On the way out to Breads Club Zombie,
head north, could stop off at Mac Iveys Cory Cor
where he has jumping band that beats out
mellow 1--WE and gay crowd of cats are always help
ing to make Raymond Jackson happy. Up the street
Hastings and Forest is the longest bar in Detroit
exactly 140 feet il belongs to that dynamic little
personality, Sonnie Wilson. We have been in
the place when it not packed, jammed and
Jumping.
Right next door to Broads is the Champion Theater-
Bar where Mckinney and Mckinney and terrific little
band plays while you sit and sip refreshments and
eat Kosher food BY then you should be feeling mighty
fine and all ready to catch the solid floor show produced
by Leonard Reed at the Club Zombe where Choey and
Doty Wanda Paul and Rae Pearl hold forth the stars
Of the hour.
M.THE MOOD
After Breads you might be in the mood to try
barbecue Vic's Log Cabin just across the
or jump out to UncleTom's Plantation for
more show and that famous southern barbecue.
NOTES
Joe Johnson who operates service station at Twen-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16

Show Hailed By
Congo Patrons
Baby Lawrence,
Clever Exponent
Of Taps In Revue

Studded with galaxy of spark
ling talent, Sixty Minutes in Ha-
des." Margaret watkins latest pro-
duction, opened at Slim Jones' Club
Congo Friday night TO the thunder
GUS applause OF the capacity crowd.
Headlining the fast-moving floor
show are the Cats and the Fiddle,
two guitars, bass and electric gull
tar. and Baby Lawrence. king In
the domain OF tap dancers.
The Cats and the Fiddle score
heavily with their rendition OF
Just Another Day" and also on
other OF their recordings. especially
those songs used in the pictures
they made recently.
Lawrence. with his clever execu-
ton OF taps, drew plenty OF hand
claps. and there were expressions
OF Hes the best I've ever seen
from patrons. They marvel at his
educated feet.
Jlt and Bugs, two lightning-fasi
JAeAcA bNSof oAc OAHtA oRlfln0cO JNi
ers with their steps. and Sable
held over from the last two shows
is excellent in her Interpretation OF
a gypsy dance.
Larry Steele. in his fourteenth
week as emcee. is the "Son OF Me-
phisto' and the Congoettes are
Little Devils" Bob Parrish, who
has won favor with Club Congo pa
irons with his fine baritone voice,
wins more honors with his rendi-
ton OF "Tangerine" The Club Con-
go band features Kelley Martin on
the xylophone.
Owner Slim Jones took the entire
floor show 10 Fort Custer Monday 70
entertain the soldiers stationed
there. Jones paid for the transpor-
tation OF the more than 30 persons
in the show. II was just one OF his
many contributions to the war pro-
gram.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16

y-fth and McGraw, is doing land office business, etc.
He gives the boys in their charots and alopes service
'Stompey" Watson's funeral services were held
last week. Some don't remember but Stompey was
the son of Everett Watson, Detrots sportsman and
broker and brother of Jane Heater and Dorothy Wat
son. He appeared vaudeville for several years and
was a great dancer. His speciaes were the Charls-
ton, blackbottom, and truckin.
FIELD DAY
The Detroit Police department will have all-Negro
track team in the Field Day this year The members
Patromen Willie Williams, Bill GU. of NJ capt Watson,
Jesse Stewart, Eddie Gaines and William Malone
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16
Labor Division Ready

Prince Clark chairman OF the la
Dor division OF the NAACP. an
nounced that the labor division was
ready 10 carry away the honors
in the membership drive. Meeting
every sunday afternoon in us own
campaign set-up al the YMCA. the
labor division has secured the jump
on other divisions and hae almost
completed II task OF preliminary
organization. twenty-five teams are
ready in the labor division which
has set a campaign goal Of two
thousand Ave hundred members.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16
.Neiehborhood
Flashes

Mothers Day has come again
and gone and II was observed by all
This is a merited tribute, for our
mothers made US all what we are
Bob Settles. OF 2460 st. Antoine
left last Saturday for the bowling
tournament played Sunday after
noon in Indianapolis, Ind. His team
played Sunday pm.
]. s. Glenn. OF Detroit, was visit
ed recently by his daughter, John
ME Mae, OF Chicago.
Willie Simmons. high school
graduate of Tallahassee. Fla. Is q
regular reader OF The Tribune. He
resides at 542 Holbrook avenue.
Thomas Williams and Isaac
Davis motored to Pontiac. Michi-
gan. on Mothers Day.
Edison Green and son. Edison
Jr.. visited friends on the East
Side last Sunday.
Mrs. l.. d. Davis and daughter
Berta Lucille, really represented
the true mother and daughter spirit
Sunday. They observed Mothers
Day by attending church together
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16
ELECTRICAL
DANCE AT
CHAMPION

Clarence Kills, The creator OF a
new dance called The electric dance
joins The show AZ the Champion New
Theafer bar. Oakland. corner Hol-
brook this week EMS has the rep
utation OF being the worlds only
electrifed dancer. He cleverly puts
his numbers over and proves tina;
be is very versatile enieriainec
Ellis halls direct from Harlem
where he lust closed show With
Fats Waller and his orchestra Be
sides being clever dancer ella
ence has reputation for produc-
ing. radio work singing and NC
ing.
Included also in this week show
~ Champion Is the song and dance
team II Mckinney ann Mckinney
and the Great Defender
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16
Richmond Teachers
Case Finally Closed

RICHMOND Na-The SUIT for
equal pay 10 negro teachers here
Was concluded WIN the entering %
conecnt decree which Was signed
by Judge Robe y Pollard OF the
; disiric' court May ..
BY this decree the school board
and the superintendent o. schools.
Jesse II. Mniord are permanently
restricted from discs minating in
payment OF salaries 10 Antoinetts
y Bowler the members OF the
Richmond Teachers association
who hlcd suit Dec "a 1871 or
any other Negro teachers. Thur
good Marshall NAACP special
counsel and Oliver W Hill OF
Richmond acted for the teachers
In this case.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16
SULTANS
MAKE GREAT
BEGINNING

King Allen and his Royal Sui
tens got off TO great start Fri
day evening at the Macabees build
ing where they played for the Alpha
Phi Alpha fraternity annual affair
The band features Floyd Akles
and c. Henderson. sax; Eliot Esco
and Paul Lumpkin. trumpet; Alfred
Trent. piano: Tommy Taylor. vocal
list.
The Allen group Is under the
management OF James Sprays
Richard Coleman is booking agent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-16
From City To City

A trip TO a bear garden in Inks
ter. followed by an argument in
Detroit, resulted in a trip TO Re-
ceiying hospital for Jesse Randolph.
"a. 1857 Macomb. He was stabbed
in the stomach by Miss velma Will
liams, 20, 1925 Chene. Miss Will
liams accompanied Randolph 10 the
hospital and was later arrested on
felonious assault charge.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-24
Board + SelecteeS
to Leave OH Tuesday

Charles Harris, New Baltimore;
Floyd Brookins, Utica.
Rowland Charles Clark of
Romeo did not take a furlough
and was sent to Fort Custer on
the 18th following examination.
Walter Robert McClenaghan,
Jr., of Armada, V. o. c., was al
so indicted July Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Saunders
and daughter have returned
from India where they have
been missionaries for the past
five years or more. Miss Saun-
ders will be remembered as Miss
Evelyn Streeter and after gradu-
alton from the Moody Bible In
stitute entered mission work and
sailed for India with the know
ledge it would be five years be-
fore she should see her native
land again. She met her hus-
band in India and they were
married and little daughter
was born to them. After their
years of labor they have arrived
home to visit their people. Just
when they will be able to re-
turn is not known.
Byron j. Wilbur, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lee j. Wilbur enlisted
in the army as surgical techni-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-24
FRlDAY-JUlY "a, 1912

ROMEO-The following will
leave from Local Board No. 3 on
Tuesday, July % at 1890 noon
following their IA day furlough)
after examination July Is.
Carl Holstrom, New Balti-
more: William Melton, Washing
ton; Richard King, Mount Glenn
ems; Robert Gitschlr, Mount
Clemens; Manfred Bliemeister,
Utica.
Wesley Wesley Bliss, Mount
Clemens; aries Kreuger,
Mount Clemens; George Ignas-
lax, New Baltimore; Dix Picker
ing, Utica; John j. Boseak,
Mount Clemens; Gerald Lassen,
Utica; Stanley Krzesiak, Utica.
Willie Reetz, Highland Park;
Lambert Ohlert, Warren; Felix
G. Sundquist, Negaunee; Wayne
Barrigar, Richmond; Edward
Harrington, Utica; Donald Bran
del, Lenox; Charles Quick, Ar
mazda; Howard G. Stark, Utica;
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-24

clan just after completing his
course in the Detroit College of
Mortuary Science, about two
weeks. Mr.. Wilbur left Monday
by plane for Fort Sheridan,
Illinois, and after a few days
there will leave for Camp Car
son, Colorado, for training.
Dwight Seamon, former cash.
Ter of the Romeo Savings Bank,
has taken an office position in
the Tank Arsenal Plant at Gen.
ter Line and began his duties last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver j. McIn-
tosh of Van Degrift, Pa. were
guests of Mrs. Frank Perry for
a few days the past week.
Miss Maude Millen of New
York city has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Warn Hosner for q
few days.
Miss Adele Ewell of Lansing
is spending a months vacation at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. l.. Ewell.
Rev. and Mrs. E. G.. Appel and
family have been spending few
days at Toledo, Ohio, visiting re-
latives.
Charles Doughtery of Amar-
lilo, Texas, has been visiting
here for a short time. Upon his
return he will be accompanied
by his wife and daughter, who
have been visiting Mrs. bought
ery's mother, Mrs. Merton B.
RnuleN
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-16
Center Job
At Carolina
Goes To Vets
Nv TOM HOST, ,!R.

'hHnrl Hi. Sept III Two lei
'Hmru VIII :harr inst s'rmG duty al,
90 rtrr an ~" suphunrurc: will .,
~ upp"IrIma role, Tor North CIl-
ul;na'- ul"uIug early season h.ui
scraps with Walk" Forest here S.
UrdHy wet. aIii South Carolina here
lirr iullrWlna Saturday.
Tn" Iwo icadin& candidates. al ~"
r.lu, >'.r' uc All&, Cooke. 100
pound SENIOR. vino d. expected t. go
the starting call against Tia" Deacon.
AND Ray Jordan. l""-pniInd Iuuru.
from Ga.toul., recently shifted fr".
uIibaCi (" center.
The ,wu -pphuuurrs available g..
'.ll"l dat? ave Ed D'$hVa. l9G. ;G.a
ii.l Simpson. 1875.
Cooke. who did consistently li'r
Wur. as umd,ratudy To- Carl Sum.
tlcmcr last tall, j. one OF the u..
improved performers, "u tn" .ur..
and appear n"" as - worthy
.,...ul. = SmutrvIucI. Aggressive ...
ulcli. ne :. an vNCrptiunIilv I'm" Oh.
IrE'dry AGAINST ua~>rS and . on.
g., da"u,.c opponents play. H. eide.
ditiuu. hr docs line work bar...
up ,hr line and opening an hole.
Ia. own backs.
H; Id,.s being good rll--...
performer q, center, Cooke J. a.
riamdIng puntCr and may hr
nIi al the line 10 de- ~umr i......
Playing iullnIck as u Suphuu...
ycIIs agu. hr las, had an uYn.
uniting average of l5.% iu' I'll. ...
season.
Twelve pound, heavier ... ..
tall. Jordan weighs 1875 I..g .'.
,huWnG much enthusiasm 30 '"
ru>t Although he still hI "." -
earn. Jordan Is C"tchuug .. I'd.
ucv. du,ic, RAPIDLY Ju1 ... Is
nuwin@ promise I'll d,.,'.. r. .'.' +"
drpcuddblc pcriUrn"!. 81" packs
,HuCh wallup III hi ....a- "'t1
iaCkling and is like - tN". Oh. G.'-
altar on defense.
Another Gomez D." 0"'."H'.'
O'Shca. who rduErt y. "''.h''
Chan liighsruIth Un boo ''.. i''r''.
mCn team. O'Sh"t ... ...' % s''.'
IN several Scrin"a-' between 'in
varsity and re- cItr '... '..' 'lI' ''.
demonstrated hc . '." "'''
make good.
Sim,,um j. lah'," '.n" tn" "ii.'i
( tire, camdidh h.' h' I- lJri"r n''
Is bonn scrapu.. II" l.' certain u
Z see some action.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-16
Blackout For Henderson
Ordered Monday Evening
kiwanians
Set Record
In Bond Sales

Members Oi the Henderson * To-
WanIr club. sponsoring sale vv>i ..-
day at war savings bonds. sod
total al S!j,jUU worth q! ,rr .
'1"!ll'r. II WIS announced today -
=. y. StvNvnsHn. chairman ~ "a.
theatres committee III charge "I ,a,...
i"r tin, month. and j. (. Gmtt,I.
general chairman al the count nr...
ale. committee.
Ia" kIWanIdn> rang up the hi":" .
N'iiE I"CuTG 81 lnr month. II ,..
'a'"d. more than doubling the :.
- worth at savings bonds sold ilu.
UdN II the "Hund dance AND &c..
counting lur nearly 30 per cent ..
az total quota al So .2nn af.Iru, .
ihr county Ion the month.
S,il,, ul bonds today are Spou,u~. Of
hE thc Cuisines, and Profession
"mu"u'S club. which will have men
ter ~ charG" al the bond booth. r
ia" theatres.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-16
26 Seeking
Positions On
High Eleven

with rrrr 20 candidate. rc3"r'
rn ri drills maze b'rn und"rW''
n,rr monday at li,ud,r."n hI"n
rb,rl. with ". -. Payne. rr'n'llntt
-, ,rr ..huul. h,ddruG ur IT," "u'ia
Al not 80 rosy ~ III" camp 'lr
Won. with Just % lcw veterans -
i,r fold. few requirements at"
.,ry Hi'Ic reserve material
4 sch, duIr /. beng mapped o.
an ,hr n.i Cuinc.i l. lrk,Iy L. 20
,,,un,ucrd IN 'hc uCdI future.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-16
SljRINE CLUB WILL
MEET IN COUNTRY

Members of the Henderson Shrine
80 =" planning for an outing next
thursday. and will 90 tu G. N.
'.ns cabin several miles east OF the
''. Tor an outdoor supper AT 6.3O
"c'"rk. i; was arrrrunccd I day by
" X. Vaughn Some viii 90 out in
mo carly afternoon To- fish for few
"'''r~ The rcgul.u' meeting of the
''"b viii bc held in connection with
the citing.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-16
CARD OE THANKS.

"lra Eliza Mitchell md FANNY
W. y 10 express thcir appreciation
Y heir many friends Tor ihCrr klnc.
), and help during the illn"Ss ana
o' ~ Of their father. Henry lone,
anu also ior the lovely floral tribute.
THE FAMILY.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-16
VIII Be Between 8 D.
M. and l a. M; Order
for Test Will Come
from State Headquar-
tcrs in Raleigh, Mayor
States.

\ ui"ht bIackOIIt far IIrndcI
.rn has been ordered by State
Il, ilian defense authorities for
rest Monday evening. Mayer
u, AIRY Powell said today he had
rrru "hviSrd by Norman Y.
,:tAmbiiS>. area supervisor. II
vii br ilcnd, rSon's fourth night
!l,rkout. In addition. the rity
n,, had onc daylight alert.
Iryur Powell saId tn" lumrdIa;r
.,..a. irr the test L. begin would
....u from state office, in RalvIrh
... ..uuld not b" known IN advance.
,..,. HAN that II Will hv hvtwr,:,
. .. and Il. m, and Will lat Tor
:. '.-ltN" mInutcs.
, mayor today called ON all ar
...l WIrdenS. FIRST ald units aI!A
.'.,.. concerned Ia make them pl,'-
.. mons Tor the hlackuui amt II
-. 10y Monday evening ~ read, o.
n, Tor the alarm.
..' ~, gChantS We're called Upur
3. 'ur ma"or also la alruug. al,
rlr precautions Tor th"!r light.
.,r That ah%nlu,r darkness -. 81
.. '.i II Is hoped that tia. '"t will
.r '.,. most perfect al amy lIrudr. .
90. haas yet experienced.
i.. blacliuut Monday might g. -
rn, l.!nIry L. i statewide hIac;utIi
.. o.. g. being planned ion :. date ii
o.. next few weeks a. yet undo
o. med Civilian drlrmS, official
.. h,rn summoned iu RIirI::h tuI.
...4irrUmC. tomorrow L. inIi.r
.. tar the test that Is = he Ne
...a..trd ON III" lIl".".; scale get
..'...ptrd. Mayor Powell Chairman
b Clements at Tie NHur, County
&. ..m D,ivn>" Council. hrrr thl",
...,I Eli and others a. H. attend
g.. ..,ri.nG t"murtuW n Raleigh.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-16
DRAFTED IIZY

Major Wallace Wade drafted lII'
wciu,,cck. former PITT iullbacN
from the Kccslcr Field team Tor thl
Armv's western dll-stars.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-16
Pleads Guilty.

viii GriSs"m today pleaded guilty
~ charge of being drunk when
brought before NJ yor Henry T..
Powell in city court. and WAS givCu
20 days. suspended upon payment
If Il fine of 50 and the costs of court
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-16

n." ..t .rrr 2.OOo.OOO a..
.. . l""ric3 last v"ar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-24

rebuilding guar
reasonable free
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-24
MATTRI.NSIS KTNONATTD
MATTRESSES RC>o, ,1Eu LIKE Nrw
MUSIC NM mi RTAINNI

4 DEFENSE agairs HIGH prices have
your mattress renovated miller. g3as
ker.ho.AL Inn.N lAtL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-24
SEWING MACHINE REPAIRING

DAMS Rug Cleaning done YOUR home
Machinery wall washing Reiford 1921
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-24
PIASTERI>G

Al PLASTERlNG -- LathnE ceilings
arches decorating. Large, small Reason
able. Temple i23S9
A CLEAN plaster, Repairing service Cell
1902
BETTER phs'ering. repairing Workman
ship guaranteed ffs'lmatcsi. Val 90
prompt service Lafayette 1922
PLASTERlNG. lathug, no sob too large
or too small. Trinity 2-0lf6.
CONSULT the enlatefd Real Estate list
ings 10 the blk sunday Times Want Ad
1a.fi.pf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-24

AVlATloN-study AT Home Write &c
Douglas Building, Windsor. Ont
MEN, LEARN WELDING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-24
Lost and Found

Lost - Lady's black handbag, vicinity
Russell and Kirby keep money. Cherry
l729i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-24
f&oett .SeAzcp 2Ezecz1W
-A-- AND BUYERS GUIDE
ADVERTISING DISPLAY
ArTICs CONVERTED ISro INCOMES

CARLSON STUDIOS Advertising display
posters 1909 Brush street Telephone
Randolph ells
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-24
Lost and Found

COCKER sPASTFL--H hl's risrs Mao
Bishop reward $laEarA 1911 49,
Z Bishop
DUTY Boy Red. black checked 400. st,r,
corner seymour hsEcg reward Pfrgree
eff2
CONSULT fhr ENLARGED Rra. Estate fs'-
.rgs Ia tha Ia A--H4fA--F t-r-r~- vEU- ~
-r-fIDn -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-24
ICF SKATING--NINDSOE

MICHIGAN Humane Society Emarlenc.et
handled % hours 7ldl Richmond Trim
Nv 2-34OO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-24
INSULATION

ICE SKATING Nightly except Tuesday
Afternoon skating Saturdays Wudso
Arena, 572 McDougall Windsor 3.3f7i
INSI IATION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-24
PLUMBING AID HrATING

ELECTRIC plumGinf and heating repairs
Zs-hgUr service. Temple 1862
no DIGGING. no MESS sewers. drain
cleaned electric machine Finest equip
nent. oregon 2{fS
PLUMBING HEATING -Ifts4st4re 10
- paired rcrnodeiel - months 20 pay
no 5267
SINKS cleaned 81 sewers cleaned cleo.
fricaly f'.e pump service Trinity
l.l3Iq
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-24
WASHING MACHINE. sMEEPER REPAIR

ALL MAKES repaired
anteed workmanship
estimates. Murray Of5i.
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FURNACE CLEANING. REPAIRINu
HOSPITALS
HMANE sn,IEIN

ST. MARY s--"Oldest Hospital IN Micht
gan" Information Cadillac 4f6l Ii2,
81 Antoine tClinfrnl
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SIDING INsILATED

Al SEWING machine repairing. washer
vacuum. 81 Free estimates. Buy. Sell.
Lknlx 5000 CRntrAL Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-24
BOILrR> INSTNILEn. MIInIl

CONVERT your attlc into an income. "
N finance smaHey Pingree SZIP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-24

ROCK wool blown IN walls attic. saves fuel
adds comfort. Ty. 1880. Ewes. RE. 4isb.
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SIDING INSULATEb-Fre estimate Gil
lespie-B Back. 1177a Clovcrdale HO $500
STOVE oII-TA>T SInF DELIVERY
IrIIoISTtRI>G

SUPER Cadillac Oh Company Better stow
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-24
COMMUNICATIONS

BOILERS parts. installed welded Brand
Prn'hers eSu5 West Lafayette Vine
Nrud 1917
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-24
Free Jpn chair With 2-Pc. job.
NORTHWEST Jpn co TY 5-537

MAKE IT NEW FOR CHRISTMAS
Your 2pc suite reuphlistcred like new.
Expert workmanship Easy terms.
GENERAL. 5tsJ Grand River TN. $1,000
RE-UPHOLsTER 2-PC, S35 FR1zETTE
We. 7;447O BAZELL 1i2O5 FENKELL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-24
Radio Service Men

for shop or outside work: also men skilled
on automatic record changers. Steady work,
good pay and hours. Apply Service Dept.
l447 First St. AT state. Il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-24

AL ALL MAKES sERvIcFp go PART.
labor t4araHtesf. TO 900. TY s.64u9
a GUARANTEED JOB-Clty vide. AZ,
make licensed and bonded. Boulevard
Frturerat'ur Service Tyler 5-ifr-
REFRIGERATION SERVICE All makes
commercial residential any time. any
where Licensed 40. 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-24
RANCE

FUTURE sETUEITIe Life insurance an
nllues Great West Life Assurance
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-24

Al REPAIRING free estimates; Is yrs
experience. All makes. Guar TO. 6-5ot6
Al WASHER repairing. sewing machine
vacuum. 81 Free estimates. Buy Sell
LEnoX $3.50 Central Service.