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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-29
Golden Wedding OF
MCCrackcns Is Had

Durham, July 29.-Thc Rev. nm.
Mrs. Jacob Holt NcCracEcn IA.
Markham Avenue. yesterday ,,Ir-
DRAFTED their golden wcdGine ;.u,,-
Ncf"'hy. y reception was given ~
me aitei noon and buffet sumo
wa: served in the C,,ninp
All the members Of tho i,,,,I,.
Arr" present.
Miss Sarah McCrHvl,n came irm.
Nashville. Tenn. Alr. ana Nirs. I. a.
Nice iHckcn ana their son, Inn. r..,.,
from Henderson. DIR. !, H. ,ur
orackcn. Ir.. Mrs. McCruckcn I'm,
.i"ii three young dauHhic... S4,l,
.h"Iiy and SANDY Lou. u4.iy,u ..,.,i-
"aE if"ni san l'uUru. Id.I..
t''"Hl> were wr,CDm"I ~ &c T..
'rn"nn by Mrs. J. {. Daily an. ,.
and Mrs.. II. |. elias 81 hal.i.p
receiving line Ma GONNA. ca g.,
Key. ana Mrs. J. H. A.r> gur.,u. -.
ana Mrs. I. ". c>'rucA,m. NJ ...i,,
Mrs. j. II. MctrHcktu. .lg., Mi.
Sarah McCrackcu. ErIi ale, .s.....
Mr.. ana Mrs. y. {. RtNn.iu,. ar,
|. Il. Mckay, DR.. ana Mr.. j. /. .Air-
Crackcn. DR.. Webb AlcCruck, -. and
The Rev. and Mrs. 5. r. Nick.
Many Friends Assist.
| Mrs. =. /. L.Itta p!c idrd in III,
git room and Mrs. {. l.. Head Gi-
rrctcd into the dining room. where
Miss Maudc McIraCkcm. Miss Mar
%arrt Flmt"n and AIis. Vernon liar
rIS"n presided. rhcy N.!'r assisted
| IN serving by Mrs. Harry Sheet
Miss Pat Mciuy. Mir. iii stan
Held and Tn" Misses Mau,cn ano
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-29
NEW POST THEATRE
OPENS AT BUTNER

Camp Butncr, July 28.-Thc fight
ing men of Camp Butncr. Americas
newest Army post. had their first
chance 10 90 10 the movies in u
War department theatre last night
when Post Theatre Number Three
began To run.
First Lieutenant Robert s. Dun
can. post theatre officer, announced
today that the theatre once in opera
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-29

nh.r merit is that it is due to SWIM
ming or bathing in rivers. lakes or
al the outlet of rivers in the ocean
where contamination by sewage
iaS occurred. In one report il was
shown that out of Il9 cases of in
iantIlc paralysis observed over a
ihrcc-ycar period, los of the pa
ticntS. slightly more than 25 per
cent, had swum. wadcd or pad
dl"h IN more or less contaminated
waters just prior to the attack.
Another theory, k:ss well sup
ported by fact, also concerns
swimming and suggests that I'M
due cooling of the body may rem
der II susceptible to infection with
the virus of the disease.
Due to Virus
There is no GJubt that infantilc
paralysis is an infection due To a
virus and probably enters the body
through the nose: only in the nose,
where the olfactory nerve spreads
out, arc nerves which 20 directly
to the central nervous system ex-
posed.
1t is hard to believe that there
IS only one way for this infection
to occur. IL may come from drop
let infection on food or from hu-
man contact. For instance. n case
has been reported of four boys in
n boys school, all of whom came
down the same day. No other cases
developed in the school. Careful
analysis was made of their daily
habits and lives: they were not in
close contact either in dormitoriCs
or in classrooms but they were all
served at the table by maid in
whose home two cases of infantilc
paralysis later occurred. This
looks ike n pretty well proved case
OF human carrier.
Under the heading of treatment,
undoubtedly the most important
advance has bccn the so-callcd
Kenny treatment. the principle Of
which is 10 prevent contracturc by
early passive movement. At the
University of Minnesota. where
Nurse Kenny is now working. ~.
range mcnts have been made to Of.
fer n course Of this treatment to
physicians. hospital nurses aud
rivs'c,l 'hcrapv '"rhririans.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-29
Miss Whitcner At
Reading Club Meet

Inc "mumcr vacation reading ciur
81 'h' Perry Memorial library will
h"Ii ~ July m"ciin" Friday morn
NE 80 } "Ic."Ck at The library. Miss
Mildred WhItcnCr. religious cducI-
ION director of young people or the
FHs' Methodist church. will Dc guest
Story Teller Tor the morning
~. children ol the city and colin-
~. regardless of whether they are
members "i the club. are invited Ia
attend
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-29
From Petersburg.

Nh. G.. l.. C.ybprnc and son.
Gale Lee. Mr.. Florence Ross and
son. Leland. ol Petersburg. Va, a
visiting Mr.. Charles II. Ross. ST.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-29

NJ, Mary Long Ford, of Frank
Union. Is the guest of Miss Caroline
Miles. ~ her home on the Oxford
road. tor few days.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-29
Return Ia Angler.

Nj and Mrs. NJ. *. llanm and
children nave returned 10 their home
IN Angler after visiting Mrs. Elamm'S
mother. Mrs Ed Harris. on North
Garnet street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-29
Visits Son.

Mrs. i. u. Gupton is visiting hcl
sou and family IN Dewitt, Va.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-29
In Raleigh Yesterday

Nh. l.. Burton and Mrs. y. b.
raiknrr spent the day IN Raleigh
yesterday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-29

br. Clcndcning will answer
questions of general interest
only and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-29
Recent Research Work
On Infunti|e PARALYSIS

1t should be remembered that
infantile paralysis is not a very
contagious disease and that even
In epidemic areas only small
number of people exposed take
the disease.
For treatment in the acute
stages, the use of convalcScent Sc
rum is about the only thing that
has any standing. Nobody would
claim that it is anywhere like 100
per cent perfect. but it does no
harm and should, in my opinion,
be given n trial whenever possible
and available.
An interesting observation that
has not been followed up very
closely in this country is that of .
Swiss doctor, Contat, who in the
1887 epidemic prescribed potas-
SUM chlorate for the relief of the
sore throat accompanying the dis
ease. He was greatly surprised at
The favorable turn taken by the
patient, as the temperature soon
became normal and signs of men,
ingcal irritation and paralysis dis
appeared. He followed this up by
treating the next So cases with
potassium chlorate and in the
whole series there was no fatality
and little permanent paralysis.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
NJ. l.. W.: Please tell me what
to do about a small lump the size
of pea on the back of the neck.
Answer: Consult doctor and
find out what it is. II is probably
nothing more serious than a wen
which can easily be removed.
NJ. b. D.: Please tell me what
effect digitalis has on the heart.
Docs it strengthen the heart?
Over how long a period could
three grains of digitalls he taken
without i'll effect?
Answer: Digitalis is one Of the
best drugs to improve the output
Of the heart and the circulation.
Three grains a day of the pow
dercd leaf Of digitalis cannot be
taken very long without causing
nausea. Those who are on a main
tcnance dose Of digitalis usually
leave off for one or two days at the
end of the week. This prevents
cumulatcd dosage and insures q
more even action.
t.t,rDp., ,,n.r,. ~ ,-,..y...-. -
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-29
By LOGAN CLENDENING, NJ. ID.

INfANTlLE paralysis is one of
the .,N infectious diseases with a
Summrr Incidence, and this fact
has simulated Il great many re-
search workers to attempt to find
cause for it.
One theory which has consider
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-29

Every dollar spent ior the war
Tor, requires > 2 ! k!luwatt hours Of
electric power.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-29

EDITORS NOTE: Or. Clenicnine has
seven pamphlets which can he obtained by
rcndcrS. Each pamphlet srlls for 10 cents.
IUr amy ono pamphlet desired. send 10
cents in coin. and lf.sddrcsscd envelope
.tHmpcd with a thrcc-rcnt stamp. to DIR.
Logan ClendcninR. in care cf this payer.
The pamphlets are: Three Weeks Rcduc-
ing Diet. Indigestion and Constipation.
Reducing and Gaining. infant Feed
ing. Instructions for the Treatment ~
Niah"'~-'', Feminine Hy"''rr - ''Th"
= 80 - 'r- ~ -. 80 gt'--
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-29

British lIuudGr docs not touch
In" Pacific ocean.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-29
CONGRATULATIONS
'i&*A&&s
Birth Of Son.
md Mn ~ Il nA

:, H'' ana Mrs. w. y. Register. OF
,M','&'mcry street. announce tho
- "' ~ an 8pound son. Ralph
\, "n Saturday. July 25. at
Marta Parham hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-29

ruy War B"ud. or S,arps To-day.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
Wool Shortage Turns
knitters to Army Kits

Because Of the present shortage
of wool, money collected to purchase
material for knitting garments will
be diverted to make and equip regu-
lation kits for soldiers, it was an
nounced yesterday by Mrs. William
M. Throckmorton, chairman Of the
Chevy Chase unit Of the Montgom-
cry County Branch of Bundles for
America.
Mrs. Glegge Thomas has been ap-
pointed chairman of the committee
in charge Of preparing the kits,
which have been requested by Army
officials. Each kit will contain toilet
articles. cigarettes. a safety razor, a
wash cloth and other needed items.
To raise additional funds for this
work, sewing groups are making
knitting bags from materials do
mated by upholsterers These bags
will be sold and the funds used for
the kits.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
First District TotuI
For Yesterday Hits
24,704 Pounds

Continuing the upward pace of
paper collections, the students in
schools in the first district of The
Evening Star-P.-T. A. Salvage for
Victory campaign yesterday turned
in 24,704 pounds of paper and mag
azines, exceeding by 9,056 the
amount collected on the correspond
ing day of February.
Jefferson Junior again led with
5,736 pounds, with Buchanan second
with 1906 Randall Junior. which
after an Indifferent showing prior to
March. was the third with 2,795
pounds.
Hugh S. Smith, principal at JET
ferson, reported that the two new
IA grades are leading the school.
One turned in lila pounds yester-
day and the other GAG. Mr.. Smith
expressed the opinion that these two
new classes, coming from grade
schools where the children caught
the spirit of the program, will con-
tinue to inspire the others to greater
effort. Mr.. Smith stated today that
the improvement he had noted in
junior high school participation
probably could be attributed largely
to the influx of new students from
the grade schools, which from the
outset have outdone the junior high
schools just as they. in turn. have
outdone the senior high schools.
Last weeks record-breaking total
Of 155, ,256 pounds, together with yes
terdays indications, probably fore
cast total collections for this month
between 100000 and SOC, 900 pounds.
Already well beyond the million
pound mark, collections should be
half way toward their next quarter
million by the end Of this week The
total at the present time Is 1,037 1863
pounds.
The new collection machinery is
functioning well so far and it is ex-
pected that all collections will occur
on schedule this week Schools can
help materially by having the paper
piled as close to the truck-loading
point as possible and assigning boys
who may not be occupied with class
work at the time Of collection to
help in the weighing and loading.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
StiIweII Is Named
Chief Of Staff
To Gen. Chang
U. S. Officer Expected
To Join in Mapping
Drive Against Jopon

By the Associated Press.
CHUNGKING, China. March 10
A Chinese government spokesman
announced today the appointment
of 1t. Gen. Joseph w. Stilwell, for
mer United States military attache
at Peiping, as chief of staff in the
China theater under Generalissimo
Chang Kai-shek.
The spokesman said China was
sending a military mission to Wash
ington and also announced that
China and India would exchange
diplomatic representatives. They
will be commissioners with minis
terial rank.
Gen. Stilwell arrived in Chung
king March 4 on what was an
nounced as q special mission for
President Roosevelt.
Informants at that time expressed
the belief that he and Generalissimo
Chang perhaps would map an Of
fensive In which United States
planes would 60 into action from
Chinese bases within striking
range of Japan.
Gen. Hsiung Shih-hui. member
of the National Military Council
and until recently governor OF
Kiangsi Province, will head the
Chinese mission to Washington. He
received his military education in
Japan and is recorded as an expert
on japanese affairs.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
Indians Are Disappointed
By Delay in Statement

NEW DELHI. India, March 10 (P)
Apparent delay in Prime Minister
Churchill's statement to the House
of Commons on India. which In
dians had expected today, caused
disappointment here.
In a cable to Mr.. Churchill, Mo-
hammed Ali Jinnah, president of
the All-India Moslem League, said
Moslem India would revolt" if the
statement were detrimental to Mos
lem interests, particularly the plan
to divide India into autonomous
Moslem and Hindu states.
JinnahS threat was widely re-
garded here as having been made
in deadly earnest and, it was be-
lieved, an overwhelming majority
of Moslem would rally behind such
slogan as Britain betrayed Mos
lem India"
There are about 100000 Mos
lens and 240,O00,OOO Hindus in In
dia.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
French Warships'
Transfer 10 kazis
Denied in Vichy
Toss Dispatch Reported
BattIeship CIemeneeou
Among 40 Shifted
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, March 10.-The Rus
sian news agency Tass reported
from Cairo last night that about 40
French warships still building at the
time of the French armistice of June
1910, have been handed over by the
Vichy government to Germany.
authorized circles in Vichy
today denied the Tass report)
Among them, said the account
from Tass' Cairo correspondent, was
the battleship Clemenceau, which
was at Brest, and an 8,000-ton
cruiser.
Many" submarines also have
been transferred to the Germans, 1t
reported.
"An agreement between Vichy
and the Germans for gradual trans
fer of a large part of the French
navy to the Germans was reached
a.long time ago." the dispatch said.
Under this plan, admiral jean
Darlan recently undertook to turn
over to them the battleship Dun
kerque after repairs at Toulon."
The Germans claimed Just before
the French armistice that they had
seized as prizes of war the incom-
plete French battleships Richelieu
and Clemenceau at Brest.
This report later proved untrue as
far as the Richelieu was concerned
that vessel having escaped to Dakar
1t probably was correct on the Glenn
enceau, which was not near enough
completion to be moved.
The Vichy government announced
on February 81 that the DunkerQue
crippled by the British at Oran IN
July, 1910. had reached Toulor
under her own steam.
The Jean Bart and Gascogne, sis
ter battleships of the Richelieu and
Clemenceau, were under construc-
Evening star., 1942-03-10

Remember Pearl Harbor! Re-
member 1t every payday. Buy
United States Defense savings bonds
and stamps.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
FOUND.

800.
BRING OR REPORT ABANDONED, STRAY
ANIMALS to Animal Protective Associa ton
5000 Wheeler I'd Sc AT. 7142 Present
tacilities limited to that class only.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
La Guardia Asks Own
Removal if Kern's
Deal Charge Is True
Demands Accounting if
Flynn Paving Job Stories
Are Not Substuntioted

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 1O.-Mayor
La Guardia yesterday demanded
that the district attorney take &C
ton on charges that the mayor and
James J. Lyons, Bronx Borough
president, had made "a deal" to
cover up paving inquiry and said
if the charges were true that h,
(the mayor should be removed
from office and indicted.
IF on the other hand" Mayor
La Guardia said in a letter to Dis
| trict Attorney Frank Hogan, "the
stories are not true, then I demand
that the persons publishing such
charges should likewise be held ac-
countable.
L am prepared to appear before
the grand jury and, of course, waive
immunity in accordance with the
provisions of the city charter"
Paul j. Kern, ousted by Mayor
La Guardia as chairman of the
Municipal Civil Service Commits
sion, charged that the mayor and
Mr.. Lyons tried to cover up an in
vestigation of the paving of court
yard on country estate owned by
Edward J. Flynn. chairman of the
Democratic National Committee.
Kern Eager to Press Case.
Mr.. Kern declared 27 city en-
ployes built the antique Belgian
yard with 5000 city-owned granite
bblocks
Samuel J. Foley, Bronx district
attorney, said that since the work
was done, FLYNN has bought and
replaced the same quantity of paw
ing block which was used on his
property" He added that blocks
were transported by private trucks
and that Mr., Flynn had paid the
workmen-marked on city records
as "on vacation at the time-"at
the same rate they would have re-
ceived doing similar work for the
city"
In commenting on Mayor La
Guardia's letter to Mr.. Hogan, Mr.
Kern declared:
Il will be glad to verify under
oath all the statements I have made
about the Mayor in this case OF
about Boss Flynn, or about Boss
Flynn and the Mayor. Not only will
1 be glad to verify these statements
under oath. but 1 will welcome the
opportunity. Furthermore, if the
Mayor feels he should be removed
for interfering in this investigation
OF Boss Flynn, who am I to stand in
the way?"
Flynn Phones Statement.
Earlier, Mr. Flynn said in state
! ment telephoned from Florida:
Il am afraid Kern is suffering
from delusion of self importance
and self-righteousness which has
unbalanced his mind. I understand
that exaggeration and distortion of
facts is a common symptom of cases
of his kind. Because the mayor and
mis- corporation counsel did not
agree with his Interpretation of the
civil service law, the one is accused
Of being an migrate and the other a
dishonest sycophant.
Kern knows and he knew long
before he issued his statement that
had no knowledge of, or RESPONSE
bility for, the situation he is trying
to capitalize -
Mr.. Hogan said he had received
Evening star., 1942-03-10

ton at st. Nazaire when France fell.
Whether they were destroyed or also
we're seized has never been dis
closed.
If seized before the armistice, they
undoubtedly would be classed by
the Germans as usable spoils OF
war; if not, they would Come under
the armistice terms immobilizing
the French fleet.
In January, 1910, the last time
off1cial reports were available on
French naval building, it was an
nounced that 126 warships of all
classes were under construction.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
Missing Persons

fLOoC ftoCIftS ttyOf HtdttOJL l
concerning persons reported
missing should communicate
1Dith the Public Relations Squad
of the Police Department, Na-
tional 1000.
Dolores Cunningham, 16; feet 4
inches, brown eyes; wearing red re-
versible corduroy coat, green dress
trimmed in velvet, low-heeled OK
fords, ream-colored Upper purse;
missing from 2026 C street NE. since
yesterday.
Charles Parham, IS; feet 4
inches, 125 pounds, gray hair; wear
ing bluish-black overcoat, gray hat
dark glasses; missing from 40 ]
street NV. since yesterday.
Remus Boswell, "a, colored; S feet
IL inches, 1875 pounds; wearing dark
suit, dark gray hat; missing from
1920 Fifth street NV. since Satur-
day.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
Salvage Drive Moves Forward
At Pace Assuring New Records
Poper Collections
For Tomorrow

The tollo,Ding is the schedule
for the collection OF paper. card
board and magazines in The
Evening Star-P.-T. A. Salvage for
Victory program tomorrow in the
third district. together Dith the
fue leaders in the district and
their pOunddqe to date:
Evening star., 1942-03-10

There are no rookie" dollars.
Send yours to the front! Buy
United States Defense savings bonds
and stamps!
Evening star., 1942-03-10

the mayors complaint and added:
1T arises out of the charge made
by Mr.. Kern. That charge is pres
emily being investigated by the dis
trict attorney of Bronx County. OF
course, I cannot with propriety do
anything which might interfere
with that investigation. However,
the alleged criminal libel aspect of
the controversy will be studied"
Evening star., 1942-03-10
WeIIes Denies knowledge
OF Worship Transfer

Acting Secretary of State Sumner
Welles said today that this Govern
ment has no knowledge of reports
that France has transferred 40 war
ships to Germany except from press
dispatches which did not appear to
justify an of1icial inquiry for the
time being.
Admiral william D. Leahy, Amer
lean Ambassador at Vichy, keeps
this Government we'll informed of
developments in French German
collaboration, Mr.. Welles pointed
out. In view Of this, he said, no
official inquiry would be made on
such an unverifled report as that
alleging that French warships still
building at the time of Frances
capitulation to Germany in 1910 had
been handed over to the Axis.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
Gustof Hos Quiet Night

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, March 10
(P).-King Gustav V. 83, who was
operated on yesterday for removal
of a bladder stone, passed a quiet
night. an official medical bulletin
said today. His condition was de-
scribed as satisfactory.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
Train Kills Virqiniu Girl

STAUNTON, Va, March 10 (P,.-
Della Robertson, IA, high school
freshman, was killed by Chesea-
peake & Ohio passenger train yes
terday afternoon while walking
home on the track She was the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. c.
Robertson of near Fisherville.
Evening star., 1942-03-10
Gas on Stomach
What manv Eoetors do for 1

What many Hoetors do Tor IL
whsa ssssss ssomasa sssd causes sss. soH sonsaA
heartburn. dostoss prescribe ths fasssss- asaing
msdiefnss Known for symptomatfc rslisf-mstnstnss
like those In Bell Tablets. Try Bsn yuvsf.
at drst sign Of distress rhsy nSutxsltss acid Ysvs
gas. and bring comfort very QIiskiy-yst ere MT Q
laIstvei Only 3se at drug stores II your vssy nsst
trial doesn't prove Bell ans bsttse. return boss -
~ and get double your money beck.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-18

NEAR Dodges-Four large rooms: heated
furnished or unfurnishsd adults. white
reasonable. Trinity 7-5s3o. Call sunday
taftss q n.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-18

SMALL TOWN DEALER can and will pay
more for 1910 and ~ Fords, Mercurys
and Chevrolets only low mileage cars con-
sidered. Plymouth Motor Sales Co, 40
South Main. Plymouth. Mich. Phone 100
WE PAY MORE FOR YOUR CAR
WEST VERNON CHEW. co.
3QSS w VERNON LA. eS29
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-18
Housekeeping Rooms

ALEXANpRINE. WEST, 7e-slseping.- one
or two; apartment TO- elevator, 5th moor.
Temple i-0067.
ANTOINETTE. 45a-Three rooms. semi
bath: quiet couple: double sleeping room.
MONTEREY. 3742-Basement apartment
everything private adults only. Dawson
Ills.
VAN DYKE 454I--Two rooms; private
entrance: handy 10 factories: adults
A RooNs-Furnished steam heat: garage
10 rent: hrst house near Dawson. l34SO
Goddard.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-18
Apartments for Rent
Furnished

FREE rent to couple for wlfes services
caring for two children. Apply 140
Sibey. Ask for Mrs. Amos.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-18

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West-25iil Grand River at 7-Mile road
$1,000 Mich ave-, nr. Ypsilanu
Big Selection Used Trailers; S2s3 Up
CAMP TRKILER=special, SI3 rutf Price
shamrock i3447 Schaefer Highway.
CLosEoUT or GOOD USED COACHES
iO64O GRATloT. OPP. CITY AIRPORT
COVERED wAGoN-is-ft. house trailer
sleeps 4. 20t09 Hubbard. Temple 2-issS,
FEDERAL house trailer. 1890; like new.
--vrrrs --r1c.u-vr;.-- GH-tss--l2 te,i'
Vermont 6-06i0.
GENERAI.-'4l. good tires; clean; sleeps
4 Sacrifice for quick sale. $500 down,
E-Z pyts. $3.50 Grand River.
LOANS Ref'rd house trsiiers. Lloyd r
Fast. Inc. 304O T.. Cd Blvd. MA olA2
PALACE trailer. 4 rooms. air conditioned
Venetian blinds; we'll furnished reason
able. 54i2 Concord, between ~ and
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TRAILER parts accessories also repair
parts: many other useful articles. Fed
eral Trailer. 1000 West Warren. open
daily and Sunday. 90.
TRAILER--Paiace model lift, exceilen
condition permanent bed, shades an'
curtains, All earpeted. Atlantic 45l6
TRAVELO -'3s. electric brakes; bath tub
fne tires. clean Must sell quick: S5s5
terms 3750 Grand River.
Detroit evening times., 1942-10-18

Houses for Sale
EAST of Woodward

ALGONAC home on ST Clair River
rooms. 3 bedrooms and bath, large lot,
garage and boat well. Real bargain. terms.
CA 1900 AR 1Ti0