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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-27

Ellis Walkers Standard ride
the hot seat" in the Metropolitan
Classic Bowling League today. one
game to the good with the season
closing next Sunday. In the Metro,
hot seat" means first place. They
call il so because a team no sooner
gets there than the other con-
tenders catch fire and burn the
leaders out.
Standards got there at Ambas-
sador last night by splitting Art
Centres for three while Midwests
yielded three TO Norge Marygrove,
Palmer Park also lost pair to
Orlings and Chene Trombly
whitfield two from Roadway.
The shuttle left Palmer and
Norge one game out OF the lead
Midwest two, Orlings and Road
way three. The clubs get together
at Mt. Elliott next week and
Standard must sweep Mt. Elliott
to make its margin stick. OF the
leaders, only Midwest and Orlings
are paired, with each needing
three.
ENTHUSIASM RIFE
So much enthusiasm emerged
during the nights competition thai
residents three blocks away com
planned OF the tumult coming on
of Ambassador. Most of the shout
ing rose when Standard stung Ar
Centre, 2S75 10 2751. Don Sonntag
Art Centre, featured with 663.
Meanwhile, Norge set back Mid
west. 1866 TO 1888. The finish wa
another provoker, Norge winning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-27

|, Luke Sewell, whose Browns
have dropped nine games in a row,
was in no happy mood yesterday,
complaining bitterly when Higgins,
in the first game, leaned over into
box and caught foul ball off
Judnich's bat. Luke claimed Pinky
didn't make the catch--that a
customer handed the Tiger the
ball. Umpire Hubbard ruled diff
ferently.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-27

Swift, in the first game, was
the victim of two sparkling plays
one by Higgins. who made pretty
stop of a liner, and another BY
McCosky, who ran far for a fly
ball.
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Total
MORE THAN OPENING DAY

/
their pomp and ceremony drew
l9O,775. or 21,187 less than did
yesterdays program. Eddie Col
lins, general manager of the Red
Sox, estimated that 10000 fans
were turned away at Boston. The
Tigers had their biggest throng in
two years.
The Giants turnout Of over
so, 900 (including service men and
complimentary tickets) for a
doubleheader with seventh-place
club that had lost eight straight
was amazing. The lowly Pills
drew 21,766 and had trouble
handling the crowd at the gates
because nobody expected so many.
The Yankees came up with an
other of their big innings, scoring
six in the third to drive Lefty
Judd to cover and beat the Red
Sox, 7-2.
TRIBE KEEPS PACE
Cleveland reeled off its eighth
straight and kept pace with the
Yanks by defeating the anemic-
hitting White Sox, 81. Johnny
IRigney held the Tribe to one hit
in seven innings but was knocked
out when the Indians staged a
three-run uprising in the eighth.
Buster Mills pinch single drove
home the tying and winning runs.
Connie Mack's Athletics kicked
over the traces and walloped
Washington twice, 6-1 and 6-3,
vacating the cellar in favor of the
White Sox. Luman Harris and
Roger Wolff tanned the Senators.
Brooklyn's Dodgers, with a
patched-up lineup, manhandled the
pills twice, 81 and 1912, and in
creased their National League
lead to three games. Billy Herman
played first in place of Dolph
Camilli and Augie Galan. both
laid up with heavy colds, and Lew
Riggs was at third in place of the
ailing Arky Vaughan. Dixie
Walker was added TO the Dodgers
heavy casualty list when he was
spiked by Danny Murtaugh in the
lsecond game. Two stitches were
REQUIRED TO close the wound and
he'll be out a week. Curt Davis
and Ed Head each hung up his
third triumph.
Ken Heintzelman BANKED the
Cardinals for the second time this
season as Pittsburgh beat ST
Louis. 20, and then the Pirates
Ibattled the Red Birds TO "A
deadlock in the thinning night
leap.
The Giants four-game winning
Istreak went up in smoke as the
braves snapped their eight-game
losing streak with a double vic
tory over the men of Mel OFT. 81
and 8-5. Jim Tobin's five-hit pitch
ling did the job in the opener and
la six-run rally over Dave Koslo
lput the second game on ice.
| Cincinnati's new power con-
Itinued as the Reds. hammered out
~ hits and thumped the Cubs, 9-5.
THE Reds pitching. however, hit a
Isnag when Bucky Walters was
Idriven 10 cover. He has yet 10 win
a. game! Junior Thompson. who
relieved him, was credited with
1.-The victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-27
BROWNS STAGE RALLY

After a quiet fifth inning. the
Browns in the sixth went to work
on Trucks. First up, Cullenbine
singled. After Strange walked,
Swift singled. scoring Cullenbine.
Strange later scored on single
by Gutteridge and Swift crossed
the plate when McQuillen dashed
single to left. The Gutteridge
and McQuillen blows came of
Rove. who replaced Trucks after
Swift's single.
For good measure the Tigers
got 10 Pyle for three runs in the
eighth on hits by Bloodworth.
7 Cramer. and Patrick. The latter
had replaced Harris in right field
when Pyle. southpaw, took the
hill. That was more than they
n d d. as Bridges kept the
Brownies we'll in hand.
II was the Tigers who scored
first gore in the after ieve. With
one out, Cramer in the first inning
doubled. moved to third on Nc
Cosky'S out and scored on a wild
pitch. With two-bagger. Gut
teridge in the second batted home
Cliff and Terrell TO put the
Browns in front.
McCosKY TIES IT UP
In the fourth McCosky beat out
hunt to Cliff for a single and
later scored on two-bagger by
York. run that deadlocked the
game. McCosky's homer and sin
giles by Trout. Cramer and York
Accounted for three Tiger runs in
the fifth, an attack that chased
Niggeling from the box.
With Hollingsworth pitching, the
Tigers added three runs in the
sixth. The TALES came on a COM
Ibination OF events. including a
hit, an error, interference by the
catcher, q sacrifice and a walk.
When Trout lost his control.
Henshaw took over in the eighth
and held the Browns at bay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-27
Tiger Box Scores

Totals 10 5 II "a
'Batted for Swift in sixth inning.
tBatted for Whitehead in fifth inning.
DETROIT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-27

Cullenbine hurt his arm when
Cramer ran into him when Roy
came out onto the base line
trying to catch a wild throw by
Strange.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-27
1858 Fans See
Detroit Win I
From Browns
Bakers Men Gain
on Yanks and Tribe,
PLAY Boston Tomorrow
Continued from First Sport Page)

CONTINUED from First Sport PAge)
got him off the hill In a hurry
with the result that Tommy Bird
ges finished the last two innings
and did the hitch in grand
fashion. In these two innings, the
veteran Bridges set the Browns
down in order. not one hitting the
ball out OF the infield.
MUNCRIEF FAILS AGAIN
Young Muncrief. who started
the season auspiciously with a
three hitter against the White
Sox. only TO be beaten by Hal
White in st. Louis. made another
unsuccessful start against the tt
gers in the first game. This time
Bob didn't even finish, lasting
only two official frames. in which
brief period he was nicked for II
hits and seven runs, an ATTACH
that sent him to the showers II
full retreat.
Muncrief was replaced by Johnny
Whitehead, big right handler, wht
hurled two innings before beint
lifted for a pinch hitter. Ewalt
Pyle. a recruit from San Antonio
chucked the rest of the distance
with indifferent success.
The Browns drew first blood
however, scoring run in the frs
inning when Stephens singled
moved up on an error by Truck
and an out. and scored when Jud
Mich singled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-27

ference
ST. Louis 020 0O0 3O0-5
Detroit 100 1872 OOx-7
Runs battsd IN - Gutteridge 2, York
Cramer, McCosky T. Cullenbine. Cramer
scored on wild pitch in first inning
stephens and Judnich scored on Tebbetts
error in seventh inning. Two-base hits
Cramer. Gift. Gutteridge. York 2. Home
run McCosky. Sacrifices-Ferrell. Trout.
Double plays Bloodworth 20 Hitchcock 20
York Higgins 10 Bloodworth 20 York: Cliff
10 Gutteridge 10 Cullenbine Hitchcock 10
Bloodworth 20 York. Left on base-st
Louis II, Detroit g. Bases on balls-On
Niggeling l. off Holngsworth 2 off Trout
T. off Henshaw /. Struck out BY Nigel
ing 1; by Hollingsworth. I in ; innings
by Trout. Z in rs innings: by Henshaw,
/ in Ia innings Hit by pitchsr-By Trout
(Judnichl. Wild pitch--Nlggening Winning
pitcher Trout. Losing pitcher-N iggeling.
Umpires MCGOWAN. Hubbard and Passa-
rella. Time OF game SO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
Edison Output
Shows Upturn

Total consumption Of Detroit
Edison Company power for the
week ended July Is was sc, 486,000
kilowatt hours, "a gain Of ll.6 per
cent over the 775l9,000 kilowatt
hours of the like week of 1871 and
an increase of 40 per cent over
the previous weeks total of 81
462 900 kilowatt hours.
Industrial use last week totaled
4i.l13.000 kilowatt hours. a gain
Of al per cent over The 3S,645 600
kilowatt hours Of the correspond
ING week last year and a gain of
IS per cent over the u 907 900
kilowatt hours Of the previous
week.
Net incornr -fUr--t+trr T. months
ended June 80 totaled $9,974,072
after reserve of SS,5l5.000 for fed
eral normal and excess profits
taxes, equal 10 Sl57 a share on
6.361 300 shares. This compares
with Sll,457 AIS or $50 a share
in the u months ended June 30,
1871. when federal tax provision
amounted 10 N.330,000
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Carpet Cleaners and Dyers
Carpet, Rug Cleaning

rug cleaning, 9xi2. - 50;
insured Service Rug Cleaning. vi.
-sIfO
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MAIIKLssEs RENnN AILp I'M NV
MORTGAGES
'TONtTKISTS
TAINIING. M ORATING

a ACCURATE decorating. rooms pa
l,r.d 50 ~. prompt service. Temple
AL PAPEEHANGING 50. oa.cimnns ANA
Ia1.ur immediate service. Trinity
--''''
A.f WALLPAPER removing. prompt. ciean
licensed machine, guaranteed Phone
is 4.utl
Alb Frl- interior. exterior pIrut'uE Fr-
cf .rt sd fNmsnship KalsYminnc Ccu-
in-. It.rr G-b76f
INTERIOR EXTER1OR paInt.ag wall
Nush.rE papernanEIug tEeNabie deco.
-aiHri Prompt service Townsend 5-fOf5
INTERIOR ,E&TERlOR papcrhaneju,.
rarfr removed Kalsuminus ceilings
fa5 Insured TEmpIe 2-526t
INTERIOR exterior pahUuF decorating.
f class "nrs EG spoouer Townsend
PAINTING HOUSES. Industrial frames.
g-sauitc1 WORK. reasonable Telephone
Ttnt'e lTY-s anytime
HlLL uEcuFhTi 4teaal. ertires
Carer l-e4l flmb.rtc r91m 50 3d.
HtlarEr st.t
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BUS DRIVERS for immediate employment
with Department of Street Railways,
City OF Detroit at 79c 10 SIC per hour 10
be filled by competitive examination.
Yearly average earnings during 1871 APP
proximated s. 200 Applicants must be not
less than twenty one or more than forty
years OF age and citizens OF the United
states. Apply 20 the Detroit street Railways
Commission. 81. Jeau and Shoemaker DE.
IrnLI. MichlEan
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"Dont touch The money in his pdnfs--icc don't
iranna cause any domestic rOubIes'
Death lotlreS

BRODERICK--Walt f. July p. 1912.
beloved husband OF Leonle dear father
of W Elliott Jr and Mrs. George Mchr
and Mary Jane Brodcrick Funeral from
Terry MCGovern Chapel 1927 West Vernon
highway. Saturday at 10 80, Holy kedecmer
church at IL a. m
I.ENISKAS--Adcline July "a dear dsueh-
ter OF Mr., and Mrs. Alex LeVisNas, sis
ter 81 carl Ieviskas Funeral from nome.
A251 Fourteenth Saturday. lulH - At
J. m Burial ar Woodmere
SHELBY July p. 1912 Ben. beloved
husband Of Florence Al residence Jus7
Pacific Ave until Friday ia a. m Scrv-
ices and interument Saturday morning al
Miller city ohio
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THE TELEPHONE co.
MATTRESSES

EXperienced Is 70 25: also openings Tor
inexperienced girls food exclusively. no
liquor no tray service pleasant working
condition. Ste&artss Grines 1iq23 Fast
WaJren ~ Haycrhill, and 1896 Livernois.
opposite u. OF p. ASK for manager. DO
not phone
WAITRESS Counter and tables: no nights,
Sundays ur holidays. good pay 10 good
girl Lobby Boulevard Building
MATTRESSES Experienced, steady. six
DAYS $50 no sundays. Apply i452a
Wyoming
WAITRESS wanted experience unneces.
sary 1929 Chene. Emrs Bar
WQNANH age 1880, DAYS. II 80 20 6:3O.
or sutdays easy work east side. Tele-
phone owe 1883 Il
YOUNG Ndy Tor onic,SSork. few hours
wDrk after school during school season
experience not necessary. Dexter Radio.
1925 Dexter.
COLORED girl general homework. no
cook Apply 1852 Glendale
COIOREp waitress nlust be able 10 handle
cash register 1908 Chene. clifford 251s
COIORED MAID for general homework
Apply in pcrspn g3i Alfred Street
COLORED GIRL for cleaning restaurant
six days short hours. references Little
Mexico woodward aud enMile road.
Bayal OAK
cor ORED experienced women 90 take
complete charge of small hand Laundry
Auu't SFfT Cameron
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Lost and Found


BLACK Mixed breed dog long nau. Oak
srf Dslu adrr FeV ard pwinnrnds
1850
GUln- -H-ar, Friday. Kelly Road Cour
v#e Reward lr1srect 3iae 1880
--LL- zsfi.i NAi.h- -CA.E. L-ml 4. IALlz
... Ithlf %. VatlL. ChI Atantl,
,tef k.oIs7tc. deceased n"'a'F Reward
LArE. WATcH-YeHoU gold initiated.
ElnlHN Lincoln PARK bus ~ pus TER
mIraI rruafl NinrNout 2-tsul
= esp, u-rfr ruuuv- rn1vr1 breed black.
brown 'aUd WHITE markings License a5V0i /,
.NitnfY IJohn d ana broadway thUds 500
iisSs Bar5 1sSS55 &f55r as dia7 Record Mart
LOST -Lady.s vrst vaton. initials p D..
af Eastwood FarN rrN ard Cal orcf"u
LOST Red bone iolndA vicinity state
Fafr-OaklAnd children 80. tc~ar0,
Townsend 1-ll"3.
GLASSES iost July Mercury Theater
Reward vermont 7-1i29 1926 Robson
LOST yellow Persian cat. ut Cass Lake
SUNDAY Reward Tyler a-7hd7.
POINTER Femalr Herr and whistle 1857
r1H Gtaud boulevard. olive s5l3 Re
ward
SUNDAY sable and white female collie
name Akaccn Reward lvarhoe 1895
FIREMAN citizenship papers reward
r y Ross 5iol fireman Tyler 6-'03s
WHITE gold d,ampnd Gnen watch Sec
und Boulevard and lt3 West Euclid
Reward Trinity 2-ghIo
READ Times Want Ads Tor pront-use
them for resultsl
Trade Schools, Male. Female
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Legal Notices

TO WHOM Il may concern: l. Alice o.
Thomas, will not be responsible FOR any
bills contracted by any one hut myself. 0r
an attachment OF any law suit In my name.
An attachments null and void. Bills are
10 ~ presented in person. In accordance
10 this lawsuit 'tresspass
TO WHOM ~ may concern All moneys
forthcoming Of Moore contract etc 90
be forthcoming az once. as you were not
going 20 do as Sou did before. or you viii
except law suit "Tresspass =" Alice q.
Thomas ] allow ~ one 10 sign nv name
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ings IN the biz Sunday Times Want Nd
Sectiont
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Gard of Thanks


LAMB wish 20 express my thanks and
appreciation TO my friends and neghhors
far-the!t k!uAneZ2 and beautiful A-+E@.+ .4ffef
inE during Our recent bereavement. Mrs.
Charles Lamb Mrs william Lamb
Lost and Found
-pEAf}I hound -,trtack white name Bnv
671 Forest East Reward Randolph
FEMALE English pointer. color hver and
white. weighs about 80 lbs answers 10
the name ct scot. last seen IN Redford
district; reward Evergreen 1886
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REAL estate salesman. elderly good in

REAL estate salesman. elderly; good IN
details
ESTABLISHED OFFICE
Gustatson Realtor Hogarth 500
SALESMAN Experienced on popular line
In mems clothing 20 represent manufac-
turer IN Detroit and state OF Michigan.
Must be acquainted with the trade and
mugr- rr~--s.ielenceS Drawing account
against commissions. Write BOX -b-usveT
Detroit Times
wANTt.B-A with ear Tor profitable
Rawlelgh Route Products well known,
Real opportunity. Write Rawleigh's. Dept.
NC li0-ll9. Freeport. III
READ Times Want Ads for profit-use
them for results
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.AoUuM. >rwING MltHINE SERVICE
WILL WASHING

Al SINGER whites others vacuum be-.
p9irs Si tree estimates NiDcwoJG
l-aH1u
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xkoeK SehEcp DGzecz12Y
BUYERS GUIDE
RUG CLEANING An Wall WASHING

ADAMS rug cleaning done ~ your home
machinery wall washing Rediord 1891.
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ings la the bls sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23

Wanted. sJ0cKmen for night work. y
years old Apply Awrey Bakeries. 90
fireman Avenue
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SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED

AL SEWING Machine repairing washer
vacuum. ~ Free estimates Buy. sell
LcnoX 5000 Central Service.
ALL makes. scrviced parts, one-day
service free estimates AR Oslo
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ings la the bs sunday Times want Al
Settluui
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rLrNBl>G Am mE,IING

No DIGGING. 40 MESS Sewers. drains
cleaned tcIectrc muchine). Finest equip
meut oregon 2iis
PLUMBING HEATING -- Installed fy-
paired remodcled is months 90 pay.
no 5267
SEWERS cleaned Electrically. reasonable
an types Gree estimatesJ TO. p-5isI
Evenings TR 1-13lg
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QUALITY GARAGES At BEST PRICE,
Certified lumber and hne cement work.
ARITNGTON 2ll5 PROSPECT 1927
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Moving, Storage, Carriage

ALBRIGHT Moving storage Grating.
shipping, service anywhere. 2l7 MirVau-
kce. Trinity 2-2iii.
ATLANTIC Padded Vans-Insured truck.
ing So load. Free estimates Twinbrook
Stnf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23

JUNIOR coiored typist and general office
girl wants work Melrose OS22
RELIABLE Colored laundress wishes
steady days work excellent references,
Madison 6s72.
RELIABLE school glrl. colored. caring for
children: home nights. FitEroy 0559.
coLoRED- Experienced wall washing, roc
hour, days. So 80. carfare. Trinity.f-ia76
Want Ads for pfofit-use
them Tor resultsl
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Trade SchoolS-MaIe

AIRCRAFT TRAINING
CD KINEF-IN. G-I2lO
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rIUMBING, SEWER oERVICE
RADIO REPAIRS. CHECKUP
RADIO SERVICE

HOME CHECktp 75c MINOR repairs 81
lovuers Ideal Housekeeping Shop. TEN
pie l-1ltd
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Dancing Instructions

FORMER So COURSE. 20 lessons. 81 SO.
Aragon. 4255 Woodward. TE. 2s365.
SUMMER special dance course, 81 80. Guar
anteed complete private course now -.
TREE STUDIOS 4l0g WOODWARD
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WALL mn WINDOW ctI,>rNG

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in~- u the r.- sunday Times Want At
section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23

SHOP t2s washington
Rnval Oak-comp'ete stock coats, suits
dfesses, accessories,
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COUNTER MEN

Lynch counter service. nights. steady en-
ploymcnt Apply MI Worthington, 6a2i
Woodward. or Mr. prante il07 WoodYdrd
COUNTER men Tor chain restaurNnt or
ganization good wages Amply after 10
a. m II 4 " system 1919 Senry street
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LOST Lady.s wrist watcn. initials D. T..
az Eastwood Paris reward csH orefoa
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LOST Red bon, lolrdA vicinity state
Fair-Oakland lhltreu Iet tc~aId.
Townsend T-lIHl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23

OFFICE technical EXECUTIVE
GUAR ANTEFD POSITIONS - LOW FIR
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
t2ib-l7 LAFAYETTE BulLDlNG
JONES Emp.o, iucpt fils Beauhien. wants
day workers. couples por'crs maids,
mattresses CO.uwha iu10
Clustered graduate. undergraduate,
practical nurses please register with
Doctors an Nurses Registry.
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ADVERTISING DISPLAY

CARLSON sTUDlos-Adverttsing display
posters. 1909 Brush street Telephone
RAndolph pl14
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23

: Lumbtf, GIIUZ NfHHH ItFF~F
car isx20. $3.50. state Lum-
Der POOH John T. To S-i206
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23

PHOEBE CARTEL Con
sultatlons daily VERY reasonable. fls
Helen tuear Jefferson
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FI.NeTERING

Al ENPERT patch repairing arches.
c0v's ceilings. Guaranteed. Lance.
TW 2-2Sig
Al PLASTERING lstnng. ceilings. arches
decorating large on small reasonable
Temple 1880
A CLEAN phsfpr-rcpWr service; ceilings
corners arches estimates. Airing
tom Ju72
a REPAIR specialist Arches. ceilings
patching quality service q" Duane,
Tv.nnr00k 2-36s3
ALL KINDS Specializing latest arches Re
talrnr. rcmodclng estimates prompt.
Olive ZOO
BETTER p.asternA, repairing Workman
snip guaranteed tEstmafrt.J val
Er--u- t--elA-le-- Lafayette l&22----
LATHlNG plasterns.-. repairs. reasonable
pr1mp, and insured service. Telephone
LfnuX uSs1
NEW WORK. repair jobs. ceilings, arches
Prompt service, reasonable. Cherry 5b63
PLAsTERlNG lathing no JOB too arge OF
too small Trinity 2-Ol46.
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o. ASTROLOGER Mrs Lena Manning
Cherokee Indian Appointments. Tyler
g.T7tl 1920 MCgraw
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Situations Wonted-Maie
YOUNG Coi0red man wants work; truck
driver porter laborer Temple 2-691s
COLORED hoy with bicycle wishes part
time work. Telephone Fitzroy 95O5.
CaroRED hoy. is, wishes work ~ sny
kind. Telephone Madison 1890.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23

DAMAGES fcVuvr0 irvIsit'y. aii mate
as Persian Nvayers $50 Cass g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
Mole and Female Help Wanted

CAfI. HOgarth/ 1890 for sales position
guaranteeing $500 Tor 40 hours
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23

AT BILL CRAPS GRILL As,lologer
Estene Luncheons drinks. ia John 4.
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Laundries


Al DAMP WASH IS lbs. 75cf fiat ironed.
II lbs Use 1915 Mclean. Fftzroy 1888.
Al DAMP WASH. 20 LBS. 99c
QUALITY la 52i5 SERVICE
IN TO-DAY OUT TOMORROW
rs lbs sac damp ali fiat "a lbs, 81 go.
all finish done with shirts 1c extra 10 s790
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them for results
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WNNmNG NNtmNI KIrNIi

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u-S va the tis sunday Times Want a
.nrff.n
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sCREENS. STORM DOORS
INSULATED

WINDOW sCREENs. porcn scleen1n
- confirmation -f-7rS STORM gHsu Gaxie
RE 1886
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-23
FOUNTAIN GIRLS

Experienced girls: neat appearance; sci
weekly ana meals and uniforms. Apply
M9YnoWer Restaurant ISIS Woodward
avenue.
GENERAL housework - Experienced; no
cooking; light laundry; private room;
radio. University 1919.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK; WHITE must be
experienced; Gentiles, $ii. Telephone
HOKarth 1885.
GENERAL pain cooking stay. private
room one child: employed couple.
Dawson 2lsO after $50
GIRL for general housework small family.
good home; stay nights, high wages
Leuox 56l7
GIRI<--Generul Homework take charge
girl 8 good home. 943s ST. Jean. Murray
6lSf
GIRL GENERAL nousework ironing: stay
nights. child go Sl2. Tyler 4-0s22
GIRL GENERAL housework. no cooking.
no washing stay private room Town
send 7-01S5.
Complete charge home
aud children stay nights; private room
Sl5 up University 1881
HOUSEWORK general. experienced EN-
ployed couple. Two Sabotage children,
Stff1f' tint stay. Y DAYS, Sfu. fUwusrnd
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tfotsHtvt1fettt =tfrrt OF woman 10 assIsr,
mo- cooking no laundry good home:
stay, 50 University 3-5gl2
HOUsEWOgK white gin or woman stay
nights. 1850 Twelfth Trinity 1888.
II YOU sincerely want work. We have
- yf'tif- tffs+err- Snort hours. Good pay. For
appointments telephone East, Cherry 571f
West. Cherry 66T2
81 ARRlED qr unmarried women 10 oper-
ate refreshment stands at war Show
salary pleasant work See Miss MarianI
University Of Detroit stadium between 2
and p N. today. No telephone calls
accepted