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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-04
Stage

by ulysses boykin

= ii the great Motor City teeming with hundreds
lnse workers, is gradually developing INTO big time
Go II has come long ways since saturday night
w't sbe high point of social activity
as nv neriv or anticipated prosperity has given the
,opos something new and big tlme take for example
eypro There is considerable doing in the theatre
rdise Theatre, the house of sepia talent is present
De famous Mills Brothers and very live stage show
%,nama Hattie is at the Cass and MY Sister Eileen is
into about its third fourth week at the Lafayette
s0"s The mite spots which jumping with solid
...dnetions help to give Detroit gay atmosphere
fake the show at Slim Jones Club Congo. Here you
.n have deliciously mellow time from cocktail time
% he early morning Kathryn Perry, wife Of Earl
H.; and a star of the famous Backbrds the head
liner and Sonny, after year at the Grand Terrace
ooh solid tap work, spins and splits get the biggest
,npause for the evening revue. But the Cocktail
crowd on Sunday, liked the Jiterbugs Bob Parrish
Jo., some fine singing and Margaret Watkins the bunch
a of producer has to with her
heat seller 81 Want Big Fat Mamma"
Up the street is the popular grand and spacious
cancers who do slick sardinng the dance floor.
ibo floor show is sublime They call it PARTISAN
NIGHTMARE The eight sepia Dorabes. which are liy-
m 10 the predictions of their sponsors that they in
rease the stag line doing wonders. Sunday Cock
m hour presided over by the members of the Ellor
ian club. This met with the approval of NC. Sammy
Tolche who was celebrating his birthday And the
gr of the chorus showered him with birthday kisses in
rsad Of spanking him. The show was good but the
critics tell Us that they just kill you with dance acts
Coumnist Larry Chism also celebrated his birthday
an Sunday And did he celebrate it, and how. His
Ap-mae the tall and charming Mrs Juanita Chism in
vd few the boys of the press to help Larry OBJ
serve We chaed with sportswriter Jimmie Butler, who
spent the evening talking about his pretty ten month old
daughter He's real family
We noted that David L. Farlow. who managed the.
East Side Drve-In theatre directing the production of
the Radio Talent club enterprise in the entertain
ment field.
Jay McShann and his band appearing at the
Paradise theatre with the Mills Brothers. The driver
Jays truck got kinda confused with these oneway
streets the other day and had great session with Com
missioner Frank Eaman's storm troopers Those one
way streets which blessing to us, really perplex
many Deroiters. We see bewildered drivers flying
down ST. Antoine toward the valley ST. Antoine
street, south of Vernon who just seem to figure why
going north both the right and left side of
the street.
Broads Club Zombe's Another Day. is holding the
crowds and Choy and Dotty winning lots of fans.
Breads is Of the oldest black and tans in Detroit
While out trying to make up your mind as to which
i the best place to go for enjoyable evening, we sug
ret The Champion NewTheatre Bar Oakland. cor lio-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-04
Negro Comic
Adds Fun To
jungle Hit
Moreland Has
Brilliant Line OF
Screen Successes

one Of the most popular 81 he
screens Negro comedians is Man
ian Moreland. coming 70 INC Echo
,ucater on sunday and Monday.
April ; and 6 IN Law Of the Jun
clio" me Monogram tomcdy-dran,a
featuring Airline Judsc and John
King
Prior 20 his entry into motion pic
lures, Moreland was 4 favoliie eouz
and dance man Of lhc New York
stage app airing n slrh musical
comedies a~ "Shunie Aionr
"Blackbilds ~ los aud singing
iAc Blues and attaining repu-
iafion or yotssti ily aifraily from
Harlem 10 ihc BAKERY
Nlaaian mad, bis screen debut IN
1868, when be went 20 Hollywood
10 play an Important rfic Win
Joe LOUIS IN ige ailNes o pic are,
Splgt OF Yoa,n. Ia THIS pictufs
Mof.iand did whaf 20 many other
men have tried unsucecs-ike. 10
accomplish he boxed with The
champion. and was sfill on his feet
al iAe end of NE bo4i This IL
.niei be- pointed oH1 was because
lie scenario caiie ip this out
come OF the scene.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-04

pearance engagement. The routincr
mat hey Will present on the Para
~ Theatre stage VII include
their celebrated cane dance that
millions OF mosle-soers have Wit.
messed in their recent nim The
Berry Brothers have never lctorc
appeared in a Detroit theatre anu
thi. booking viii undoubtedly bring
their fans and followers ont ia
large numbers.
Sharing honogs on the same pro-
gram Is Sister Rosetta Thalpe
whose reeo. dings have been hcafd
by young and old on the air. N the
nickic music bUNer and on their
ON photographic Her recordings
enjoy Tremendous SALE. best OF
thor being Trouble ~ Mine.
lonesome Road -, Down and
Rock Ne Rosetta Thagpc dcclar-
ed Americas greatest spiritual
singer was born in Cotton Plant
Arkansas twenty four years ago.
Her musical ability MIC demon
sllafsd az =. whcn She played tAc
organ. running OVER the koy- Win
one finger. Her mother a religious
woman preached the Gospel and
NATURALLY Ro.clia followed ia hcn
footsteps. Miss Shapes fret *
pcricnce with The guitar came when
a relative jeff the instum.uf 81
her home. fascinated b. the in-
silupeH' She learned 9 play a..
Wien SHE was seven she became
very proficient in The art OF sifum-
ming 20 her own singing AMI WAS
permitted by her mother 20 piay
during he religious meeting in-
icrmissionr IN various cities IN
which her mother preached.
several years latce IN s.. Louis
daring one 81 these meetings She
sang her iatorlto comp ~rou
Pressing tlc Way Upward anl
war 50 We'll received that an agent
offered 10 book them into man, Of
The larger churches and apdltosi-
ums OF toe middle West. They ace
copied ihi~ oftrr and becimc Very
popuidt throughout thi~ section
finally coming into New Noih.
Present Harlem went "VilA over
her and Cab Galloway gave her an
addition lor his Cotton club revue
Accordingly, Inc signed her fer a .
wceA cngaeenent Which scratched
into - week sucres, W rmn IT,
wa~ni long thereafter ;hs, sad.o
and theatres held ont lucrative
contracts In addition 20 her le-
cords. theatre appea anctS and
radio work she has also given ihfcc
concerts in New Works. famous.
Carnegie Hal
Also featured on tho bill Is Lucky
Nillipdcr and his recording orchcs-
ira. who come here directly ON
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-04

Yes. Madeline is laying aside The
thin veil. the gee-etrng and braz-
zlers. She's replacing them with
those little dresses worn by house
wives. Madeline IA settling down
TO the job of keeping home for
her husband. Leroy Harris, saxo-
vocalist with Earl Hines orchestra.
I've the sweetest husband IN
The world said this slender -
year-old girl from Birmingham.
Ala. He has aekcd me TO give up
my work. and. as want To please
him. that's just what l intend 10
do"
Well, Madeline should make
success at being good housewife.
She made a success IN the field OF
entertainment. overcoming biz OBJ
stacles. She had wanted 10 be a
nurse when she finished high
school in Birmingham. hut after go
ing to New York and handling three
youngsters FOR a wealthy family
Sahjie decided she would try some
thing else.
After watching the girls in the
chorus a. the Apollo theat,r IN
New York perform. Madeline sud
denly hit upon this a. career
She could do a little tapping, but
she could not make the grade as
chlorine. She continued working
and finally decided upon inierprc
tative dancing.
So into rehearsal al home. Wc~k-
and weeks OF hard practice before
she was able 10 obtain employ
ment in a Philadelphia night club.
From there to the Plantation in
New York. followed by engage
ments at Ubangi and Cotton club.
She was sensation az the latter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-04
Easter Bunny
To Bring Special.
Show To Mites
Entertainers
Will Give Best To
Holiday Patrons

Owners OF the popular taverns
and mite clubs in the Motor City are
making special preparations TO in
sure an enjoyable Easter Parade
for the thousands OF nitclifers.
The famous u a. G Club Theater-
Bar OF which Roy l.ightfoot is own
er, Is throwing a big cocktail par
ty and Easter Parade which will
start at five pm. and will continue
until two am. The ladies will be
given flowers, and a special floor
show featuring Marion Alternately.
Helen Wiles, Larrisa Mafi. the
Moore Sisters. spark Plug George
and Al Holmes orchestra will ton
the merry making. That very clever
NC. Bobby Key, will NC. the
show.
Up AT the Champion New Theater-
Bar, Oakland. corner lIolbrook, lit
lie Willie George Patterson. De-
troit's tapmaster supreme. heads
a new show with new faces present
ing for the first time in Detroit tall
tan. and terrific Tina Mayfeld. The
music will be furnished as usual
by Bill Moore and hiS orchestra and
Edna Mae (Chocolatel Rucker. a
dynamic queen OF personality will
NC. the revue.
Raymond tSportree) Jackson. The
popular manager of Mac lyey's Cozy
Coy Corner. has added the popu-
.ar comedy and dance artist. side
Car. TO head the show. Raymond
Is requesting that all of his friends
make their reservations for the
big Easter Sunday party early be-
cause something extra special will
be the feature.
All of these spots have some ter
rifle little aggregaiions that fur
nish the music for your enjoyment.
Tn week Bill Moore. sax star.
who heads his Champion orchestra,
hae worked out a special Easter ar
rangement that is a killer.
Monday mite the second edition OF
Leonard Reeds production An
other Day opened before n packed
house at Breads popular Club
Zombie.
This edition OF l.eonard's show Is
a great Improvement over his open
ing edition and Cholly and Dotty
were given an opportunity 10 show
OF their versatility. This clever
dance team broke up the place with
their South American swing pre-
Sentation. Much credit for the sue
cess OF the fast moving rip snort
ing revue can be given 10 that dy-
manic little hand headed by swing
master Cecil Lee.
Marcellas Wilson is still in the
show and does his talking through
taps in this edition. All I'm all.
Broads has a show worth seeing
and worth talking about.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-04

brook Mac Ivey's famous Cozy Corner, Hastings Cor.
Aexandrine. and Roy Lightfoos forever popular b.
G.. Club
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-04

Tie Savoy Ballroom in NV York
Cliy. The dynamic macetiu Mas
born 3D. Admission. Alabama and VAS
tAr,tsned Lncia~ LEROY Millinder.
bit when child WAS nick-named
Lucky nam. that stll ciirgs.
Before Lucky was q year ga ne MAS
taken 10 Chicago hy liz parents.
li- inhciie hie ability frem Ms
mother who MIS- q pel,ormer tour
irr WITH shows in Entopc a Wei
- America. Nhils a mere yonnes-
'er he was producing floor shows
In some OF Chicagos hest known
nigh. clubs. His famc preceded
him 10 New york. where he iafer
ereanizod an orchestra. Successful
engagements IN The Cotton club
and savoy Ballroom followed.
LacAys creates appeal lee in
~ unhoundinc energy. Ne does
eYelyfhac bu stand on his head
V u leading hs band lie Jumps and
fi,r- sfomr--sl4a- in 'ever-
eh rhy'hmc action. Never slHl =
nom no his continual etsgc SNes-
t.on and piano jumping 'huil me
spectator Ann and Edwin ivo
eili novcf v dancing team and OH
or ac's wlii round or a faS hours
entertainment r aror Bacon tha
guitar piayln- singer Is featured
vocalist With MiNlnefs olehee r..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-04
TOURIN' THE
RADIO WORLD
BY ISAAC JONES

Did you hear Nox Pop broad
cast over CHS from RI. Knox. Ken
lucky Monday night last week
Well. whether you did or not. at
last colored soldier was inter-
viewed and awarded several
prizes. He was Morris Harris. =. a
member OF the Ink Spots -. who
are serving with the Arm forces
now. A colored quartet. in which
Pvt. Harris was also part render
ed number. Harris was awarded
an electrical razor. land suit
case. other members OF the singing
group were given sleeveless sweat
ers each.
ment while there and $500 in cash.
Much success 10 this young race
woman or man. land may God
bless Fred Aliens efforts in max
ing such opportunity possible.
Remember Jack Douglas. the
old "Nightwatchman' who used TO
broadcast over WJR? Well Jack is
completely out OF the radio world. &.
he is now doing his bit as hotel
clerk in Hollywood. California.
A theater Star that appeared as
guest OF Dick Osgood on Show
World last week. has The honor
OF having held s2l,0O0.o0O in her
arms az one time. she lived 10
tell the story too. Some dough eh'
Say. did you miss Cab Calloway's
Quizzicle last Wednesday night?
Yes. am sure that you did. The
program is not carried any more at
present by radio station WXYI...
it is probably due TO a new COM
merical program that takes that
spot. IL you want that program
back ..gct busy. flood the eta
ton with letters. 1. also the Blut
Network that will bring some
action. Until next week
LISTENING"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-04
Detroit's J. c. Heard
With Ted Wilson On
CHS Radio Program

]. G. Heard. Detroit drummer. Is
a member OF the Teddy Wilson ag-
gregation that recently landed a
contract TO do the musical duties
on the Sanka Duffy's Tavern pro-
gram heard over Obs network.
Wilson becomes one Of a very
few colored artist TO land q radio
commercial. John Kirby and Fats
Waller had previously played on
The program. The band Is set for at
least Is weeks with options for
more.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-04

Jay McShann's powerful trumpet
section which appeared with the
entire band at the Paradise the
past week comprises Bernard An
derson. Bob Merrell and OrNillc
piggy Minor McShann will open
the Savoy ballroom in New York
April 4.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-04
You May BE Interested In
knowing That

The most talented student OF Tue
kegce institute will appear as Fred
Aliens guest on the May 3 broad
cast The student is being selected
now by votes according 10 pr +.
ID. Patterson. president OF tho In
stitute. The reward will be a nee
trip TO New York City entertain
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-04

spot.
Madeline IS an orphan her pa
tents dying when she was less than
four years OF age. She WAS raised
by her aunt and grandmother.
Married last May 10 Harris.
Madeline Is looking forward TO The
end Of ihis tour and a return 10
New York to begin her household
duties.
Asked how she arranged her
routine OF dancing. Sahiic said: Il
Just dance rs feel the music
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-04

seascn. The Paradlsc VII rcOpNn
in the iall.
From the screen Gomez the fun
Gus Berry Brothers. dancing lrio
who We're one OF the hishlighls u
the M-G-M production Lady BE
Good y They come io Detroit direct
~ flom the Music Hall. New York
CITY, whore they have been making
Successful week personal APP
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-26
British Use Blind Men
As Roof Spoilers Now

LONDOS-iNS- Thousands .
ex.soldiers who were blinded in
the last World War are today play
Ing a magnificent part In Britain
national effort
Gifted with increased perception
OF hearing as the result OF blind
ness they make frstclass roof spot
tiers. Their ears can pick up the
throb Of approaching sirplanes
long before others who rely on
their eyesight.
OF the 10000 blind OF Britain.
more than 5000 are working in
munition factories, on the produc-
ton benches and assembly lines
Others are regular blood donors.
Many are typsts al control centers.
linking up vital civil defense net
works with almost uncanny speed
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-26
Automotive
Automobiles For Sale

FOR sALE-ls37 Tudor Ford. good
tires. new battery. clutch and
brakes. reconditioned motor. Priced
TO sell Phone 17s0W2. 1901 Mer-
rift I'd.
FORD is37-s5 Tudor. nearly new
rubber. excellent motor, t295. Ypsi-
lsnt Trailer Sales. l2s2 p. Mich.
FORD 1856 door sedan nearly
new tires Al motor S225 fpsl-
1anti Trailer sales 1912 T. Michigan
FORD 1910 opera Coupe. radio. heat
er. good tires. owner going 70
Army IS s. Huron ph. f2fZ-W.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-26
VICTIM OF BURNS

Detroit. FEB. IS 1NS-Geraldine
Warren. p months old, was dead
today. victim OF burns suffered
when she pulled a pan Of scalding
water on the stove In the kitchen
Of her parents home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-26
STATE OF MrcHroAN-oRDsz OF
THE CONSERVATION COMMITS
zIOH-OTTER

INK made a thorough Investigation
Of conditions relative to otter. recon-
mends certain regulations.
THEREFORE, the Conservation
Commission. by authority OF Act z5o'
T. A. 1925. hereby orders that for
period OF one year II snail be unlaw-
ful 70 take otter by any means IN
any ~ tIe counties Of the state.
signed. sealed. and ordered pub
fsned this tenth day OF February.
JOSEPH r. RAHtLLY,
Chairman
WAYLAND OsGOOD,
Secretary
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-26
Livestock
For Sale Livestock
Legal Notices
STATE or MrCHIGAH-oRDD or
THE CONSERVATION COmhIb-
SION HEsCIHDIH0 ORDER
ISSUED ON OCTOBER Twenty
FIRST, 1871, REGULATING TIKI
TAXING OF OTTER.

An order was issued by tho Con-
servation Commission on the twenty
first day Of October, l3ii, making ~
unlawful for q period OF one year TO
take otter by any means except that
in tho following counties they may
be taken during tho open season Tor
beaver, Altoona. Alger, Aipena, bara-
"a, Cheboygan. Crawford, Delta.
Dickinson. Houghton, Iosco, Iron,
KAlkaska. Luce, Marquette, Menomi-
nee. Missaukee. Montmorsncy Og$
nav. Oscoda, Otsego. Pressure Isl~
Roscommon. and Scaoolcraft.
After further Investigation tho
Director OF Conservation recon-
mends the resembling OF this order
THEREFORE,, the Conservation
Commission, by authority 81 Act 23O.
L. A. 1925. hereby orders that tho
above named order be rescinded.
signed. sealed. and ordered pub
llshed this tenth day OF February,
1892.
JOSEPH p. RAHILLY
Chairman.
wAYLASD OsGOOD.
Secretary.
-.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF THB
LEwIs-dEER MANUFACTURING
COMPANY YPsILANrr, MICHIGAN

The above NAMED corpOratlon j N
the process OF dissolution and notice
IL hereby given to creditors 70 file
t5eir claims against this corporation
with Melvin J. Lewis. Of the Mich-
gan Ladder Company. Ypsilanti.
Michigan, on or before April 10. 1874.
MELVIN J. LEWIS.
Adv. 1-5fl Presidett
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Stretch Your Dollars BY Shopping From The Daily Chssie6
For Sale Real Estate
Honest nveStmentS

HomeS-InveStmentS
$4,000 BUYs-good home near Nor
NAL. rooms. lsvatory, on first
floor: s rooms: bath, sleeping
porch. on second floor: garass.
family and will make an excellent
investment.
1900 DowN-wiil buy double house.
entirely separate units, down
town. paved street. priced 90 sell.
ONE FLOOR BUNGALow-Just
outside City. all like new, with
large bed rooms, living room a
fireplace, bath, sun parlor, dining
room. large kitchen; full base
air conditioning heating plant:
complete with screens and storm
windows. attached garage; SIS H.
lot well Handicapped: for $500.
RooMs-bath. Ainsworth Park.
bedroom home In excellent con-
dillon. oil Aeat, garage; shown by
appointment
NEAR DOWN rowN-on paved
street, modern home with bedroom
and bath on first floor; two bed
matte hot water heater: ear
garage with overhead doors; deep
lot with rear yard fenced only
$1,000 down payment. bal. like rent.
FARMS. ACREAGE. VACANT LOTS
ask us to show YOU; some on very
EZ terms.
Ehman & OreenStreet
Realtors. 40 W. Michigan. Tel. 1872
Go TO Church sunday-start a
Good Habit--Ksep II Up
FAST MIcHIGAN-busines front
age near Grove st. l0-room house.
property runs through block. Rea-
sonable price. Terms. II. Reet. SO
n Huron St Phone 1871
OAK STREET, seven room modern,
very attractive house, part hard
wood floors, large plate glass en-
closed front sun porch, also plate
glass enclosed rear porch. new ga
rage, beautiful spacious grounds.
shade and fruit trees. Permanent
home place. low price. Terms. II.
Peet. SO N. Huron street, Phone
1871.
HOUSES WANTED
List your houses. farms. or busi-
ness with Harry c. Peet over rs
years Real Estate experience.
Realtor. SO n. Huron St, 1871.
NICE HOME made into apart
ments. and floor apis. completely
furnished II desired. Good Income
good location. First floor unfur-
nished. Ideal for business office
at home 76s Ford.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-26

Countersigned:
J.. =. HOFFMASTER
Itrerf1r Adv. AaHlI
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-26

Counters gned.
P. J. HOFFMAsTER.
Director. Al
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-26
Sand and Gravel

| PHONE us for free estimates on
all piano repairs. Grinneli Bros.
2i0 w Mfchfgan
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-26

MoToRs-snd eGhaus. fans. Eiec-
trio Motor Shop 10 8. Huron.
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BLACK DIRT-MANURE
Washed Sand--pehbles, gravel
rocks. general trucking, Call Julius
Zahn Phona I213-W-i
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TWO GAS STOVES one table top.
like new, hall seat drop leaf
kitchen table. basement cupboard.
Used doors and windows. 2i9 n.
prQspeu Side door
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-26

SKATES. broOder. buzz, band saws.
Ford. DeSoto Sedan. for value Shoe
SHOP 20 h. Cross. Phone 1882.
Business and office Equipment
TYPEWRlTERs-- all makes. SOLD,
rented repaired. o. ID. Morrill,. 5lt
S state ST. Ann Amor. Phone s61b
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-26

Victory Homes for Defense Workers
rooms & bath--finished complete
sSs5 down--EZ terms
HURON HOMES
Is w. Michigan Ave.
SMALL 5-rm. house, 10 min. from
Bomber Plant Orchard lot. la
acre. Cash buyer Call i370-M.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-26
Business Property
Suburban Property
Household Furnlshlnas

) ACRES, ( room bungalow. close in.
$4,000. Terms. II. Peet. SO y. Huron
St Phone 1871.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-26

HOUSEHOLD GOODS - Simmons
Bod. dining room suite. library
table. dresser. radio. player piano,
and rugs. 25IO Holmes Rd
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-26

DRY SCREENED GRAVEL
KILLfNS GRAVEL COMPANY
Tel Ypsi ii071 (no .oll charged
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-26
Musical Equipment
Spinet Pianos

Statesmen would like to dispose for
cash, two beautiful, lovely sample
Spinet pianos that we're exhibited
at the Detroit Home Builders Show.
N interested write Cooper Marten,
1929 LiverHois Detroit Michigan
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-26

WANTED--good clean used furni-
r. ture. Private sales anytime. s57
Penniman Ave, Plymouth. Harry
Robinson. Auctioneer.
WANTED -Softener. down flow type.
Good condition, Reasonable. Pm.
TSI-W
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-01

has acted above average !ac,yas,.
IN additional insurance. or largc..
policies for the 30 To- ~ agc class
The third company interviewed.
which has a large industrial de
partment. reported substantial in
ere; SEES i'll total business but no d.
cernible trend away from normal
with respect To age or occupati mai
classification. More people are work
ing Tor better wages than for MANY
years. and more of them are buy
ing insurance protection. according To
officials OF tuc company
Notwithstanding .nCcntratfon of
workers Ground dcfcTSv projects, the
industrial insurance agents are not
experiencing any serious difficulty
III Keeping up with policy holders.
Most life Insurance policies now
neihS written for men of military
service age carry some sort OF war