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Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-29
WANTED!

w AIN Ell!
Ora pefruit Pickers and Packers
Good Pay-Apply at Once
362 Olive, Formerly Whitaker
Shed, Ell Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-29

23-Miscellaneous tor Sale
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-29

HELP WANTED - Clerk-typist at
U. S. immigration Office, 326 No.
Imperial Ell Centre. 11-2
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-29

WANTED-Girl for general office
work in Calexico. No experience
necessary. Established firm. Avail
ability Certificate required. Phone
CaleXico 257. 1890
Evening star., 1943-12-09
Home Yu|e Dinners Here
Planned for Servicemen

Plans are being made by the Co
ordinating Council on Home Hospi-
tality to give every serviceman, serv-
icewoman and war worker who
wishes it dinner in Washington
home on Christmas Day.
At meeting of the council Tues
day to discuss the plans, Donald
Bautz secretary of the Defense
Commission of the Washington
Federation of Churches, reported
that community response to the
Share Your Home on Christmas
plan so far has been very good.
Capt. John Simpson. special serv-
ices officer for the Military District
Of Washington. told the group thai
servicemen stationed in this area
are relatively well cared for on holi-
days, and that emphasis should be
placed on entertaining transient
service personnel. particularly those
who otherwise would spend part oil
Christmas Day in Union Station.
Many war workers and service.
women are as far from their home;
rs servicemen, and Washington is
In many respects, war front. Cole.
man Jennings. chairman of the Co.
ordinating Council, reminded.
1t was reported that all requests
for home dinners for servicemen or
Thanksgiving Day were filled.
Evening star., 1943-12-09
Dedication Rites Planned
At Kramer School Toniqht

The Kramer Junior High School
at Seventeenth and @ streets Sc
will be dedicated in ceremonies at
BIS o'clock tonight.
Dr. Henry w. Draper supervising
principal of the first division, will
discuss the career and character
of the late DR.. Stephen E. Kramer,
for many years assistant principal
in charge OF junior high schools, for
whom the building was named. For
the Commissioners, Brig. Gen.
Charles W. Kutz. engineer commits
sioner will present the school to
DR.. Robert A. Maurer. vice presi-
dent of the Board of Education.
In addition, there will be brief
addresses by John NJ Riecks, prin-
cipal: Robert L. Haycock, superin-
tendent of schools; Lawson J. Can
trell, assistant superintendent of
schools in charge of junior high
schools: Adelbert w. Lee, newly
appointed member of the Board of
Education, and Mrs. William E.
Linden, president Of the Kramer
PTA.
The school has been in operation
aince last spring.
Evening star., 1943-12-09
Youth Admits Snatching
$50 Pocketbooks Here

A squad of crack detectives, look
ing for safecrackers, early today
picked up 2O-year- -old colored
youth who, they said. later con-
fessed to more than $50 pocketbook
snatchings in the District in the
last seven months.
Under the command of 1t. Aubrey
Tolson. the squad first noticed the
youth in late model, expensive au-
tomobile. The size of the car and
youthfulness of its operator aroused
suspicion.
AT headquarters. police said the
prisoner nonchalantly admitted he
sometimes got as much as $3.50 from
a purse, not to mention a wide as
sortment of spectacles. rings, ration
books. keys, Identification cards and
feminine beauty paraphernalia. Po-
lice said the youth told them he
did not own the car but that he
had used much of the money from
pocketbookS, and from the sale of
articles found in them, to make
several monthly payments on the
vehicle.
|, The youth also implicated a 90
year-old friend. police said. and
they expected to take the latter into
custody today. They also faced the
problem of trying to determine to
whom much of the property recov-
cred belonged.
The youth blamed shoppers care
lessness for most of their losses. He
told detectives he merely picked up
pocketbooks that had been left in
chairs and on counters while their
owners were trying on garments or
inspecting merchandise.
Evening star., 1943-12-09
Six From Washington Win
Civilian Army Awards

Six Washin2tonians now employed
by the Army Air Forces at Asheville
N. c., have been awarded distinctive
lapel emblems for six months OF
more of satisfactory service with
the War Department, 1t was an
nounced today.
Those receiving awards were
Martha j. Mccoy. daughter of Mrs
Florence B. Thomas, l949 Fourth
street NE: Mindell M. Schein
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs A. Mete.
Its, 524 Kenyon street NV: Johr
H. Edwards, jr. formerly of Wash
ington. and Edwin W. Curtis. hus-
band of Mrs. Louise F. Curtis, 1l0l
Massa chusetts avenue NV, all en-
ploved in the weather wing; Mrs
Bessyne D. viii, wife of Charles
viii, formerly of 42ll Second street
NV. now abroad with the Army
and Elaine St. Clair, daughter OF
Mrs. Edith St. Clair. 308 Seventh
street SW., communications wing
employees.
Evening star., 1943-12-09

covery has been made in a ma jority
of the actions.
The largest recovery made thus
far, said Samuel Fishman of the
OPA enforcement staff, was the
100000 settlement obtained from
Milton S. Kronheim & Son, Wash
ington wholesale liquor firm.
Will Check on Bottles.
Senator Ferguson said the Senate
committee also would check up on
reports that while the number OF
bottles available for liquor had been
reduced, distillers still could get 65
per cent of normal supply regard
less Of the size of the container.
1T seems peculiar" he said, that
when the quota of bottles was cut
they should have gone to smaller
instead of larger bottles. BY put
ting most of their supplies in quarts
they could certainly sell more than
under the present trend, which is
to fifthS. pints and tenthS."
Evening star., 1943-12-09
Brush Fire ImperiIs
Homes in Oakland
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OAKLAND, Calf, Dec g.
Whipped by 60-mile AN hour gusts
OF wind, flames cracked through
brush and trees in sparsely -popu.
lated district OF fine homes IN
Northeast Oakland today.
Fire and smoke covered an area
OF several square miles, and the
extent of the damage could not be
determined Immediately.
Several other fires also were re-
ported in the San Francisco Bav
district. and in Oakland alone So
alarms were turned in between mid
night and am.
Trees were blown down in several
sectors of the bay region Windows
were reported broken. Street lights
in many areas were out.
Evening star., 1943-12-09
|Shirt Curdboords Are Casualty
|Of War, Loundrymen Hear
~ the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ROANOKE, Va, Dec. 9.-That
piece of cardboard that keeps your
shirt unrumpled when it comes back
from the laundry is out for the
duration.
The paper from which the card
board shirt form was made is now a
paper waterproof carton that lands
on the beachhead along with our
fighting men to keep vital supplies In
proper condition.
This and other shortages facing
laundry operators in the coming year
were outlined to more than 1O(
laundry owners of Maryland, the
District of Columbia and Virginia a,
their miowinter meeting here yester-
day by Henry E. Worcester, jr., OF
the Office of Civilian Requirements
The result of the paper shortage
Evening star., 1943-12-09
| British Court
| Rules Men Can
| Bar |n-Lows

Fy the Associated Press.
LONDON. Dec. 9.-British courts.
which recently ruled that money
saved by a wife in her housekeeping
accounts belongs not to her but to
her husband. dealt wives another
jolt yesterday.
A ma eistrate in Tonbridge. market
town southeast of London. ruled that
a husband has the right to decide
who is tc enter his home, including
in-laWs The case before the bench
ivolved a wife seeking a separation
from her husband who was en-
ployed out of town Coming home
for occasional week ends, she
charged, he objected to finding her
sister there as an overnight guest
The chairman of the bench dis
missed her application. ruling that a
wife must realize that a husband is
the master in his own house. and is
entitled to rule on those who cross
his threshold.
Evening star., 1943-12-09

+ suY WAR soNps AND STAMPS 1
Evening star., 1943-12-09
100000 Volunteers
Serve Red Cross,
Norman Davis Reports

The American Red Cross has A.
000, 900 workers in volunteer special
services. 1900 900 Junior Red Cross
members, 100000 graduate home
nursing students, operates $50 clubs
overseas. and has enrolled 27,OOO
nurses for the armed forces this
year, Chairman Norman H. Davis
reported at the annual meeting
yesterday of the Board of Incorpo-
rators and the Central Committee
Reappointment of Chairman
Davis by President Roosevelt was
announced as the governing bodies
filled four vacancies on the Board
Of Incorporators and one on the
Central Committee.
Vacancies on the Board Of Incor-
porators were filled by the election
Of S. Sloan Colt. president of Bank
ers' Trust Co., New York; Walter S.
Clifford. president of the American
Telephone & Telegraph Co.: Joseph
r. Hamlen, chairman Of the Boston
Red Cross chapter, and Mrs. Dean
Witter of San Francisco. The va
NeAAANiCo "CiC VI lCdCCu Wy Vic
of the Right Rev. James E. Free
man, Bishop of Washington; Samuel
Knight of San Francisco and Mrs.
Leonard Wood of New York and by
the resignation of Mrs. Frederic w.
Upham.
Edward Dana, president of the
Boston Elevated Railway. Boston.
was elected to the Central Com
mittee to succeed a fellow towns
man, Eliot Wadsworth. whose term
expired, in keeping with a rotation
policy. The board passed a resolu-
ton commencing Mr.. Wadsworth's S
i27 years of continuous Red Cross
service and elected bim an honorary
member.
High-ranking officials reappOinted
to posts on the Central Committee
are Edward r. Stettinius. jr., Under
secretary of State; Surg. Gen. Nor
man T. Kirk of the Army. Surg.
Gen. Ross T. McIntire of the Navy
Daniel w. Bell, Undersecretary of
the Treasury. and Attorney General
Francis Biddle.
Evening star., 1943-12-09
Senators Will Study
ICurtaiIed Sales 10
State Liquor Stores
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
The ability of some by-the- drink
retailers to obtain sufficient supplies
of whisky while State-owned stores
can't get enough to meet demands
will be investigated by a Judiciary
Subcommittee. Senator Ferguson,
Republican. Of Michigan said today
The committee, at hearing be-
ginning tomorrow, will begin a gen.
eral inquiry into the current short
age of distilled spirits. and Senator
Ferguson said the difficulties en-
countered by Ohio and New Jersey
IN purchasing liquor would be out
lined ...
Senator Ferguson said he was in
terested also in the action taken in
Michigan which permits bars in that
State to buy liquor from outside
wholesalers in addition to t = quotas
they obtain through the State
monopoly
Growing Black Market Feared.
We want to know why a State
can't purchase sufficient supplies if
these retailers can 60 out on their
own and get about all they need,
Senator Ferguson said.
He expressed belief there is a
growing black market in liquor in
which some wholesalers are charg
ing more than ceiling prices.
The Office of Price Administra- =
ton reported incidentally that price
violations have been fairly general
over the country and that more
than 1000 actions have been
brought against dealers. The vio-
lations are diminishing, OPA said
as word spreads that offenders are
liable for triple the amount of over
charges they make, and that re-
Evening star., 1943-12-09

also will be seen in the elimination
Of boxes for packaging laundry, re-
duction in the size of cardboard
collar forms and cardboard hangers
for garment dry cleaned.
Mr.. Worcester said that 1t will
soon be necessary for all laundries,
to require the customer to provide
his own hanger when he sends, or
dry cleaners and laundries will have
to refuse to handle the work.
Evening star., 1943-12-09

announced the company" has ac-
cepted the Navy's request for con-
tinuance of the temporary operating
contract for removal of oil from the
Elk Hills field.
Our company subscribes to the
Navys opinion that production of
Elk Hills oil is necessary for war
purposes. We accept the proposed
extension OF. the temporary operat-
ing contract and will continue to
cooperate in all efforts toward an
equitable utiliza ton plan of more
permanent nature" Mr.. Collier said
in a statement.
Evening star., 1943-12-09
Bismurck's Grandson
Ends Stockholm Visit
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
STOCKHOLM, Dec 9. Prince
Otto Won Bismarck, grandson of
Germa anv's Iron chancellor" whose
arrival here November 81 posed a
diplomatic mystery, left by plane
yesterday for Berlin.
There have been no indications as
to the purpose of the Princes visit
here or the reason for his return to
Berlin. but there was speculation he
might have been assigned to Stock
holm for new German propaganda
effort.
Evening star., 1943-12-09
Nye Enters Hospital
For Cyst Operation

BY the Associated Press.
Senator Nye. Republican. Of North
Dakota has entered Naval Hospital
preparatory to what his aides de-
Scribed as minor operat ton for a
cyst on the base of the spine"
The operation was to be per-
formed today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-19

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,urer ha5ra.r at The roar without bc.rr
s.n I'm fact Mayor Neon. testif,es he hoard
f,. man race. T., tlts bedroom b-eal, the win
a,y T9ttts I..,t.r,ye have found a witness %
lie led them tl .ae window pointed 10 a
hI4gI, sp.C}, sJ.spc1le.l In a simmer OF pau2a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-19

Agency. pi .iacuWoud was gwen the case.
Albert and William @. Baldwin, heads of
The famous agency themselves responded
Their first move was 20 examine the murder
weapons the house thc1 finally the owner
Mayor McCue now believed the iRtruder TO
have len robbcr but the Baldwins could
discover little evidence that the house had
been rausaCkcd
Looks more like "a vengeance motive TO
me-" William G.. Baldwin declared. Cant
you think of anyone. Mayor McCue? You
must have political eneHlies"
political enemies, yes. But murder-good
heavens
You say the man fired-struck you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
"a Liquor Dealers
In Detroit Punished

Eleven Detroit district liquor
dealers were fined from S25 10
s.. and licenses Of - others were
suspended FIVE 90 10 days by the
Michigan State Liquor Control
Board
Most Of the violations were
ignoring OF regular selling hours
serving 10 minors. and permitting
intoxicated patrons 10 loiter on
tho premises.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
.0PA Hearings
For 26 Begin
Here Monday

The OPA announced today that
hearings on charges OF violation
a. rauoning regulations brought
against Is business firms and 10
individuals VIII start next Mon
day IN the Federal Building be-
fore John ORourke. deputy OPA
hearings commissioner from New
York.
Twenty Of the IS cases involve
gasoline violations. while four
firms accused t'fofsf;f +s;ss
food regulations, 4 y. Ruegseg-
ger. chief OPA enforcement al
torney here. said
Included among the alleged vio-
latorS was Dr.. Wilbur J. VOORHEES,.
Crosse Pointe physician, who IS
alleged ~ nave used gasoline
stamps issued for professional
driving fer pleasure trip IN
FLORIDA. VOORHEES, lives al ll70
Balfour. Crosse Pointe Park
PHYSICIAN ACCUSED
Others summoned TO appear
were
ELWOOD B. TAYLOR. opera
tor Of Taylor'S Service, 6i40 Col
fax, accused of illegal use OF IT
stamps and an inventory shortage
SAM GREEN. operator OF the
Campus Service. lSle9 LiNernolS,
and Petroleum Services, Inc, 1920
w. Chicago. both accused Of sell
ing gas without proper ration
stamps.
FRED r. MOSLEY, operator Of
- Meselp- Shell Service 5000 Brush
selling gas without stamps.
ROBERT J. WADE, operator OF
Bob Wades' Service, 2279 Cass,
selling 1885 gallons Of gasoline
without stamps.
JOHN J. PAPE.- operator Of
Eureka Auto Supplies. Wysndotte,
selling 1,22S gallons without
stamps.
GLEN F. ZIMMERMAN. owner
of Timmerman'S Service, $500 w.
Chicago. selling 1,20l gallons
without stamps.
POSSESSION CHARGED
JOHN CIPPERONI. owner of
Butch's Friendly Service. $500 +.
Vernon, possession of Sc basic AS
stamps prior TO their legality.
WILLARD ADAMS of Adams
Super Service, SAIL Lovett, selling
l.422 gallons without stamps.
TROY SUPER SERVICE, Mel
vindale, selling SIS gallons with
out stamps and possession OF IS
illegal basic A6 stamps.
PREMIER TANK CAR STA
TONS, 5000 Liverenois, selling
81 ,933 gallons without stamps and
possession of II illegal basic A6
coupons.
ALFRED DELASCO. operator
E observation-disclosures S ervice,
ling 1913 gallons without
"Cnps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
STOVE TRANSFERS

ERNEST w HANSON, owner
Hanson Appliance and Heating
o., Royal Oak, transferring 26
ew coal heating stoves without
ltion stamps.
HAMLINS' MARKET. Wayne.
cling sugar for expired stamps
nd selling meat and coffee with
cut receiving stamps.
BRADLEY SUPERMARKET.
Dearborn, offering 10 sell proc
cssed food without stamps.
SERVICE GROCERY CO. STAT
Brandt, failure to file reports on
point control.
NEISNER BROS. INC. Fern
dale. selling shoes without stamps.
FARMER A DEFENDANT
PETER w. CHRISTENSEN.
Pontiac, a farmer accused Of SELL
ing meat wholesale without re-
ceiving points.
JAMES B. SCHMIDT. 243 f.
Grand, JOSEPH J. STROUSS.
1871 oath; ARTHUR KIMMEN,
1855 Coplin. and ALBERT J.
LAUER. 1870 Hartwell, all ac-
cused Of pooling gasoline coupons
for unoccupational. driving.
WILLIAM +. KRAFSIG. 9S7
Emerson. charged with making
false statements in applying for
his basic A ration book.
REGINALD NORTON. ROB
ERT Il. SIMS and SHIRLEY c.
PALMER. al OF Harrington. ac-
cused OF making false statements
in applying for supplemental gas
oline rationS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
FEEL Fl E. NERVOUS
RESTLESS
HIGH.STRUNG
On CERTAIN DAYS" OF The Month";

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Pinkham 8 Vegetable Compouud 60
relieve such symptoms. Ptnkham
Compound Is famous not only to help
relieve monthly pain but also accom-
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This nature
Taken regularly - Pinkharn's Com
pound helps build up resistance against
such symptoms. For years Thousands
upon thousands OF women and girls
have reported dement's. Follow label
directions. Wen north frvtnol
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24

Cotton gabardine furlough bags in
Army tan and Navy. Durable,
neat, roomy. Excellent for men
on furlough or those about TO go
into service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24

Take look at these! They're real
values at this buy" price! Wash
tested short sleeved cotton sport
shirts. In-or-outer style with ,
pockets and yoke back. In cool
white, blue, tan, green. Porous
weave for extra GOODNESS. It's a cool,
fresh style at refreshing low price!
Sizes small, medium and large.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
STACKS
TO WORK IN,
TO PLAY IN
1.97 TO 5.97

Fashion success in the factory
and at home. Well-tailored
cotton and rayon twills, rayon
gabardlnes, spun rayons, cordu-
roys, wool mixtures, and all
woods. Some have site he d
creases and hard-to-get Upper
These will give you
fine service, look handsome
anywhere, and give you more
comfort in the wearing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24

Cotton gabardine duffle bag, with
army insignia. Contains tooth
paste, comb, shave cream and To-
ton, powder, blades, foot balm,
hair tome. stypuc pencil.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18

BEAUTIFUL front. residential section
satat'e f.r tRo, private home Ner-
~r.r' r. u0ft
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
ALL PRE.WAE

BENJAMIN'S
Appliance and Furniture Shop
1892 Livernois, ! bl. y. Fenkell
OPEN EYES 1913 TUES VIVID ,J r
AN SELLING rooms of brand rev
furniture from party drafe1taconslsi-
inE - g.plece d!nlne room suite. 3-pirce
bedroom suite including inrerspring box
spring and mattress Also beautiful
custom huN 2p.ere htlng room suite, sll
sprlnE couei r1ctIun. plus a radio-phnr1-
graph e. ubinarDu table ton sas range
Washing machine save equity Of $3.50 on
This complete og'f Tcrws as i0W a. =,
ior week Opcu . ~ 9 Sptz 1855 Grat'ut
ornef Of BALDWIN
ANM1NsTER rugs. pxi2 Mary choice
coors - choose from While they last.
Ss4sll ass.ss.ss a. a. iiss-ht. Gfs.4iz
BABY BCGGiEs Sew steel wheels ana
rubber tires padded aud tuficd q,
remaiuins FIRST come first serted Priced
rrht Open evenings Sp.'Y 7Gf. GrH'sni.
BEDS Ss-ice boxes nrurtra base.
burners ah burner slil Jos Camp8l
i3a9 West Warren
BEDROOM, tpecas Z-pC.. 3pc., d-uo.t
Si2 az Ncntfal Store i1ai Fcuksl
RlX- ..kBI Nsli and nlalLrelz Kun il AMI
--r--''r- = - III
NEAR SEVENlMiLE ROAD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Income Bungalows for Sale

ALGONQUIN 2966 Beautiful brick IN
come p rooms down M steam
sfokef heater side drive double garage
s. $50 terms Acme Real Estate. s30a
Gra'Iot Plaza p57b
BARGAIN SIS 500 including adjoining lot
Nelyindae, Emily, 1886 So Ninewooa
2-3097
come property used as on 3.famuy.
? baths fGll basement. furnace. i5 n.
10y. garage So $50 Acme Real Estate,
s3nG G-atio' Plaza a5T5.
WHTHORN. lio5l near Conner Brick
rooms down and nook up. SIDE
drive scott Dot garage Venetian blinds
throughout new porch awning s. 0jn.
terms Acme Pea Estate. 1903 Gratot.
Plaza o57b
CONSULT me enlarged Real Estate list
t0gs In the blk SUNDAY mes Want "A
cprfEurf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Bungalows tor Sale

FISHER, mr. Warren immediate po~-
5.ranm tunF attic very clean low
price terms Haskn ~ al22
TURNER 3 room 4 v gas air recre-
alton room w 1-1250
cOLoRtu bedroom hung gas neat er.
ctieut coudt.n l-Jsr kar includes kit
Stove sec 'n.s H4sku ~ al22
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Houses for Rent
WEST DEARBORN

OPEN DAILY % r "
Available nav option 20 purchase
q nrlle south ~ Michigan, ~ Tclcfr4ph
24h2G Boston Blvd 2 bedroom singles
includes refriEerators md stoves, tile tea
lures flll basement aud attic.
TtfENER-& WILSON
/ 26s75 Rellaire Ave RoSeville small house
-t-hrttt -fHrnisNed tarLe Ter irmedtg'e
possession Ehcr, 200 Majestic Bldg, CA.
1887 Or RE- 1872
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Personals

FNAuAWF uFrIh htV.srr art 0rfer
reader ,grart E'Ncrl Arp. nfusrtf
T "a 'eG 'ecn
MADAME FrHEiNNF Tenst'e reader.
a1Nsr-. AZ. aasirs az iff. AAiAfei'e
-liaa-pn SYSTEM Rea4.nls .ssar sssS
Wev Grara Rauessr7 innef' ln't
MADAME EMBER ADVISOR
W. =. l,'ffIfsJffa5t 1f.r .31 49,
KRIS EaNE A4teretf. 5sL M'flc
.rrat HaVcr' Phone V~N1N -'1
Appointments
PILES AND CRoSlc DISEASES
snccessfsl once treatment while Nofk'ng
Doctor pe SNar;s Eectss Clinic
Sis second, near Palmer. Il.lhi'Y l-'@f4'
PROB fLToN Any iSoH
frNST IH TflN fIV fr 80 So
Frrats st' s. closed SUNDAYS afls
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CrFrF F-aTCVar7 IYIer F-T777
1ri.r Reader and Adviser Mrs. paic 1
tff-.rF answers questions readings "a.
$50. 1900 lnsg- Mest fstfrfsun,
,ereer FIN tWyandoUe hns 70 doof
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Houses for Sale
(West OF WoodtDurd)

ia COSTA 1885 House lots garden,
81 7a0 vacant now Redfard 697s
VERMONT FlLh' rooms stove neat.
81 500 $3.50 down. Schwartz cadillac
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COLOEFp ,Wiusmsl seven rooms. stove
hpat s. $50 sou down schwartz
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