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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Furniture, Household Goods

ADMINISTER rugs. sxi2. Many TO choose
from Willis they last, 500. Open To
q Spitz. 1865 Gratiot, cor. Baldwin.
BABY BUGGIEs, New steel wheels and
rubber tires, padded ana tufted: 25
remaining First come FIRST served Open
. 20 o spitz 1865 Gratiot cor Baldwin.
BEAUTIFUL 6-pieee walnut dinette suite.
new, Si25 cash. ll05 Maryland.
BEDS. S5. ice boxes, furniture, base
burners OH burners. SSH Jos. Campau.
43B3 West Warren.
BEDROOM specials. 2-pc., 3-pc., f-pe..
Si2 up. Central storer. t03o Fenkell.
-IsA&- SPRING and mattress Rath for only
S24. so. Save Furn., 141s9 Grattot.
NEAR SEVEN-MILE ROAD
BUNK beds v.tn spring and mattress. 10
remaining Must be sold al once Spitz.
Open 10 2. 1865 Gratiot cor Baldwin.
BRAND new beautiful, 2-pece wine friers
living room suite, all spring construc-
tion. Sacrifice $50 Hurry for this Open
Q 10 q Spitz, 7e65 Grstiot cor, Baldwin.
BRAND NEW lounge chairs In beautiful
wine and blue covers Sacrifice, s24.
MITCHELLS. 5000 GRATIOT
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24

A BEAUTIFUL sEi2 A1m.nster rig. nIue
leaf pattern rep0ssessed. sll. Mitchell g.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Houses for Sale

COLORED BEGOLE FIREMAN
La -Ea- ., --f.44+- haSe-r-fGEnaee
large attic garage 81 500 only $500 an.
sLOBIN TY rms TR l-036s
COLORFp GOODWIN OWEN sect :
rms bas T. h. a ht.. gar Only $500 IN
SLOEIN TR I-O506 TY .-11ll
COLoRED CharlevoN Elm~nod, rooms
steam 81 900 down. S35 mo. tltzroy
67ql Cough
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Real Estate Outside of Detroit

20l ACRE Stock Farm--oceana- -Newaygo
counties Is mi Hart 40 a. seeded
grams. alfalfa stock iox60 barn, 2 silos
good hse with water and electric. Money
maker Tor stock man $40 600
50 a31- mi Rothhury Oceans CO.
10 m Lake Mich Good een farm. Fair
h'dgs water elect passes 81 oo0 Han
son Osborn. Realtors Hart Mich
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24

BARGAINS TO CLOSE ESTATE
Brick, u apartments m excellent Fast
2-fanily hrirk duplex priced right. owner
i0ssq r outer ~ AR 6l36.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Situations Wanted-female

BUNDLE washing, bang o. and carry f
Townsend 7-o2fi.
cuRTAINs--B Beautifully stretches rcasrn-
able rr,Ces Mary Jefferson, 4sf5 TAl-
man Tyler 7.OuSA
EXPERlENCED c1l0red lsdy WISHES day
-v-rK, rtrer-s--, "a e-t7esr4y ThurSGay.
FRIDAY. Laundry cleaning s., csriare
Tyler t-42ei
ENTFRIL ILA---4---------T -R7Y wishes dsy
-T-TN irJn.lE au.} ans caY except
Wednesday Ftzroy sf3q
EXPERIENCED Co.-red lady wishes day
work lsundr. 81 a0 carfare. Trinity
.f-4f
-INpERfE. .Set-iA iA-.4-l.-raf- -lads 4risA4s-eaf4-
srsp worn s. and carfare. Tempe
gfTsf
tAi'NrREss small family bundles spe
c.aAzIns shirts. slks, my home. Temple
1.6SSN
SEAT caiored SRI wishes days. s. and
ratfare. T}ief S-5a7i
WASHING Ifgnihg done m home, bundles.
s.ss preferred, 35s Harmon. Town
Sand 1-Se3o
COLORFD Experienced Laundry work
done 10 my hom, 3-day service TNler
y FfvT-
COLORED sirl y shes day work; laundry.
cleaning. S. carfare Temple 2-d5S4
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BELCRkST - Uphol restyling written
guar. free est. a552 fireman TY 22t3-
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24

VICTORS Moving and suburban.
Place your order day before moving.
TW l-0Os0. 1925 Syracuse
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
THE ptTRoIT TIMES Female Help Wanted

COLORED GIRLS for fountain work good
ssialN meals furnished convenient
Nork.rr hours experience not necessary
AGES L o. s5 Apply BarthVeh Drug store
sSo1 0akari between q and - m
con 0RFD rlrl. neat rehned geuerai ~
r.rk.a. small home Si2- Townsend
5-aTlp
r't-f ~ - tia--+ re---+-f- s--------.-
aartr .Ffay niahts good pay u.
..1H
.COlnEFD eirI fot drug store fountain and
lcrs tI02 Hastings
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Little Farms for Sale

ACREAGE on Plymouth road, near Alden
Village. real homesite and investment.
$500 per acre Newman, JOY at Inkster
road Redfori 0333 or Cherry ii5o.
ATTENTION Bomber and BsndiX Workers
~ acres on Canton Center road, near
Michigan, only $3.50 IN. Newman. 1l05l
Telegraph. Dearborn 2636 or Cherry $50
ATTRACTIVE 10 acres, schoolcraft. beau
tfully wooded city water $3.50 down.
Newman. Joy at Iukster ri Redford 0335
FARMHOUSE : rms needs lots OF re-
pairs. nr Plymouth Rd 81 500 $500
IN $50 mo. Newman. $4,000 Plymouth
Bd Redfard 500 or Cherry 1850.
Full RASFMtNT-5.r room modern house.
sun porch ,srgs living room roouy
kitchen. garHEe with lsrge fenced ~ garden
plot school tus steal for 50 500. $500
down Crossmsn cor Van Born and
Wayne roads Phone Wayne 800
NEW bungalow modern Tile features
move ~ a. once 500 down. Newman,
2so00 Plymouth Rd. RE 6720 or Oh 1850.
suX2-5-Sever. water. gas. walks. school;
S675; near I3 Mile and Woodward. Jud.
son Bradway CO. RA 300
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
PLYMOUTH-GREENFIELD

New bungalow almost ready 70 move -
Beau,ifully hutIr. Iatge irving room. hed-
rooms tile bath recreation room VII
sell for only $500 down S46 month CAL
Mr Werner IN. 3-T7o0
COLoRED- Mack nr Chere bedroom
huug Immediate possession gas neat
excellent condition. c-car gar Haskn,
~ 5lZ2
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Land Contracts

Land Contracts
ALL land contracts. bought, m'gs. made.
McHugh. iii0 Ford Bldg. Cadillac o3is.
ANY desirable iand contract purchased.
MELVIN r LANPHAR 4 COMPANY
sth Floor LAFAYETTE BIDS. Cadillac 1870
Al Low Discount We Buy Land Contracts
Arfarre a. c. First Mortgage Loans
? fr'7V r1e5Ecr e TamiTG6I fI-E * 2sSS
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Trade Schoois-Maie

Trade Schoois-Male
ACT NOW. LEARN:
Acetylene-Arc Welding
BRUsH-UP COURSES IN WELDING
BODY FENDER REPAIR
PROCESS INSPECTION
Blueprint reading Drafting
WOLVERINE SCHOOL
II YEARS IN SAME LOCATION
ifo0 W FORT DAY-NlGHT SCHOOL
Personals
A CERTIFIED READER-Yohr problems
solved (Daily-Sundsys, s-9) Florence
LaN alley, 42o5 Larchmount Tyler 7-343i.
A GIFTED READER and adviser. 7th
oe s'ashs' Ml. am ffes5aan HosalS 7ss ''enfs day
SUNDAYS l04a e947 Schaefer Road. one
block from Plymouth tChicago busesl.
A LIQUOR naoit stopped az nome secretly
Arnold. 2i6l Nat. Bank Bids. RA. 72st.
ADVISER All affairs lfe Mrs. Taylor,
Special reading. soc Daily, SUNDAY, 10
i4s0 West Jefferson. Eoorse, Atlantic
1854 ,Wyendotte bus 20 door,
ApVlsOR-Life Reader-Mrs Ross Hours
$40. Daily. No sundays. 223i Fort
S rect Lincoln Park
ANNA sANGsTER. adviser ana reader.
daily appolntmeat--sf+t-N Mick. Olive
--a5t.
AsTROLoGER - Mrs Lena Manning.
Cherokee Indian appointments Tyler
1 6-77il 1924 McGraw.
AUTHENTIC AsTRoLoGER suarne
Warren 3S29 Grand River tTrumoGlD,
dany Temple 1-6s6s.
FAMOUS WANDA - Learn Your Future.
Consultations Daily. s6l Clairmont
Trinity iios
GAIL KLEN2" Ends Liver Gall Rlad-
der. Stomach. Gas. Gladstone, -C Gail
( Townsend 7-l7i0.
GET OUT OF DEBT Credit Adjustment
Co. s33 Barlum Tower. CH. s347
HAIR PERMANENTLY Removed Mui-
tiple Eectroysis, Emilia BQccabela,
37s5 Gratot. PLAZA os5Q.
HINDU SYSTEM Readings Boskon 26ss
West Grand Boulevard-Upper Trinity
i-566s.
I HINDU SYSTEM Readings. BosKon. 1855
West Grand Boulevard upper. TRINITY
i-5656
MADAME ETHELYNE Reliable reader,
adviser. All affairs Of life. Lafayette
So56
MARTHA PoELKE- advisor with sbun
dant experience appointments 2sso St
Jean. Murray 4l2s
MADAME EMBER, ADVISOR
s.os c9nsqs2ns d:y aPPF11T7izTFso9Y' sess
| MADAME X. Astrologist. Ali y m daily
Apartment 4 1345 West Garfield
/ MRS RAVE - Astrologer. 1887 Mitchell
-trrsr- Harper Phone PLAZA a5e3.
/ Appointments
! NOT responsible for debts contracted by
my wife Mrs Bessie Waters, after tnis
dAle- ldselh Matters hhl T. Euclld
PILES AND CRoNIc DISEASES
Successful ofice treatment while working
Doctor De Swarte Rectal Clinic
| S1l5 Second. near Palmer. Trinity 1-72t2
PROF ELTON-ADVIsOR
! CONSULATE rION daily 1913 TUESDAYS,
| Fridays until g. closed Sundays 3ils
! Jo1n +. 81.
! REVEREND LILLIAN -LEE--chnrch OF
7 Christ. APPOINTMENT daily 1850 WEST
I I t5rauu- -fsrt1frv5rrt- rt-iff FL r te- 81
| TRUE Reader and Adviser--Mrs Dale. All
affairs, answers questions readings daily
! Sunday. 1910 l0ss7 West Jefferson.
corner Elm, River Rouge. Wyandotte bus
I 10 door.
| COLORED-Madam sue advisor one ~hr
! can solve your problems readings l &c
] 2. Appointments. MAdison 1892.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Store and office Equipment

FOOD STORE equipment. bought. SOFA. re
paired. Better Business Homes, 23l3
Russell. Cadillac 07ff.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24

EAST DETROIT-e Mile schoenherr sec.
ton. 5 rooms. fun attic drive garage
50 500, 81, 500 down. LIE. 1920.
FARMBROOK-Nr Nr Harper hr,ck ; bed
room only 3 wears old garage, side
drive immediate possession $500, terms
Cau Cadillac 47l7
FISHER M Warren immediate poss
room hung attic; very clean. low
price, terms Haskn. ". 5l22
INDIANA lf2s4 Attractive. 2-ysat old
4o-foOt lot near schools and transpor-
tatiop bedrooms, Kitchen 9xl0, only
81 I5O down. Drive by, then call Yer
mont 7-ssT0
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Situations Wanted -Male

LANusCAPF and prsdlng and house tlean-
4s4e Ward II. T}lcg 5-6l66. VIA,
FIHav
REFINED voting fe--rea man Aesires
mauts psr time worA Temple l-laa2f
COLORFp BOY sixteen wants porter work
pr dlshWAshing call fItzroy Nd.A. a
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24
Houses for Sale
EAST of Woodword)

rTr-T-fFTT = = FEsr w6fFfH :
rooms fan basement furnace. garage
81 $3.50. terms Acme Real Estate s3u3
craro' Plaza ISIS.
NELpRlM near $; PAM +aaH41---iare
heat excellent condition. iarge Iot 3-car
garage drive immediate possession
$ pom. 81 600 down
EAST JEFFERSON REALTY-LE 1890
GROOM Partly furnished 2-car gar "a
acre. on tirnesreck HIghWaN near
Nile onlS $500 for quick sale, terms.
JN r-6I5f.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-24

FOR
ENT
W,nted TO Ren, Room,

MOTHER sra cFHf 8 wears o'd vart ,lrs
or tWo rooms coIere8 TEmrle z-s17t
ROOM for working mother ara haop.
kitchen srd lapndry priv egrs care nf
rhle Mrs curtis i'7tverslt' 3-l146
CCL0EED defense worker -vt sres 2 0' 3
room apt fUrni nisAed or uufurnished
cnld Caa TR. l-0ief
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-19

NEW Moishsd Moks-Vp
Nov, with your 81 box
oi Woodbury. Powder, you
also get matching shades
Of Woodbury. IipStlck md
toucc az no cNfFg C0H A
rlamoryinc Sct-sll three
fora mere 81.
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1943-01-02

county commissioners, with the Gov
ernor and all the other politicians. He
has to get into a campaign to knock
hell out of some candidate and then
if that candidate happens to be elected
the B. A. is supposed to go around
and square things for the union that
went on record demanding the poll
tician's defeat
is HE A HUMAN?
A business agent is supposed to be
just human being and that's all he
is but he is also supposed to be en-
bowed with a sixth sense that per-
mits him to tell offhand just how long
job will last, what is the railway
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1943-01-02

'UOuId cruelty him on cross of
seLfshness, a willingness to learn
something netO each day, the grace
to Judge all men by the standards
laid dOrUn in the Sermon on the
COunt-Gnd an eUer-0biding sense
of humOr that doesn't knOsO one
day from another.
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1943-01-02

dozen or more in his union who know
damn well that they could do that job
without batting an eye. He is sup
posed to be able to write contract
that will give the employees everything
and the boss nothing. He has to be
able to argue classifcations, the COM
plicated language of the War Pro-
duction Board, the O.P.A., the C.C.C.,
the W.L.B, the N.L.R.B., and the
U. S. Supreme Court.
He has to know all about base rates,
depreciation, capital investment, Vita
minis Bone and how to make out an
income tax that even Henry Morgen-
than doesn't understand.
And that isn't all. n good bust
ness representative should be able
to settle domestic QuGrrels that the
Court of Good viii and Mr.. An.
thOny sOOuld duck in abject fear.
He has to be able TO explain hOsO
one sOOman's husband is able to get
a job svhiIe that particular mans
brOfher-in-lGse can't buy, steal, beg
or inherit job. He has to knosU
all the answers and if he doesn't,
God 'eIp i'm! He has to be able to
get b or a c card for any dufer
,VhO insists that he can't ride the
street cars because they make him
seasick; he has to square things
sOith the tire ratiOning board, the
draft board, the sugar ratiOning
board, the board of health Iqnd the
welfare board.
THIS ONE HURTS
He has to have stand-in with the
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1943-01-02

fer. If he contributes to religious
organization it is because he is look
ing for publicity; if he doesn't con-
tribute, he's a tightwad, cheap skate
or what have you?
QUALIFICATIONS FOR JOB
OF course, almost anyone can
quality for the job of a union bust
ness representative provided he has
the patience of Job, the tOrtitude
OF a Christian martyr, the courage
of a Uiking and a sense of tolerance
that sOOuId gIOrify saint. Plus
these common faculties he must
hare gentIeness of spirit that
permits him to forgive those sUhO
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1943-01-02

Unless we fOrtify democracy with
the strength of full employment
and decent livelihood, some form
of dictatorship is liable TO win the
peace-even if the United Nations
win the war.
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1943-01-02
god Help The Poor Business Here's The Reason

(The folloz0ing article is one of
the best pieces of 1Cwiting dealing
7Vith union business agents zve haze
seen. In our opinion, it is destined
to become a classic nv labor litera-
tnre.-EDITOR.)
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1943-01-02
By A. F. LOCKHART
The Minnesota Union Ad0ocatl

ne minnesota Union AdO0cdtP
There isn't a more abused, a
more misunderstood or under
valued mortal under the sun than
the average business representative
of an average trade union. Nor is
there anyone this side of the pearly
gates more deserving of the pearly
gates when his time comes to die
than the average business agent.
A business agent is a human being
but no one seems to think so. For
example: After putting in long day
at the Office he isn't supposed to go
to show, to a party or to his lodge
for the simple reason that some men,
Der may want to call him up and if
he is out of the house-he can't be
called
And sOhat do people call bust
ness agent about? Well, B.A. is
supposed to knOsO everything. He
is supposed to be able to do any
thing and everything. He is sup
posed to be. able to create jobs
sOhere there are no jobs. He is
supposed to knOsc about every Job
and emery project not only soitlsin
the local jurisdiction but in Ice
land, Greenland, Jamaica, alaska,
Canada, Aran, Dakar, the Canal
Zone, Pearl HarbOr, NesO Brighton,
ROsement. Portage, BaraboO, Rapid
City, Hollywood and God only
knows s0here not. A business agent
is supposed to be able to just reach
up in the air and pluck out lob
that is hand-taiIOred for the guy
sChO is out of a job.
GENIUS AND BUM"
Yea, verify, a business agent is a
man of parts, genius and bum all
rolled in one. He is supposed to
carry on constant agitation for a
shorter work week, more pay, time
and half for overtime and double
time for holidays, but he works from
IL to l8 hours day, his telephone is
always busy and if he doesn't show
up at the Office before s 80 there are
those willing to have him burned in
crude oil for trying to act like a
banker.
And talking of bankers, a b. A.
is supposed to be able to hand out
dime or two bits every time a
mOOcher flashes q union card ora
him; he is supposed to dig down
into his jeans for couple of bucks
every time a fellow uniOnist is
short; he has to dig up to buy
flowers for someone he never heard
of and if he doesn't kick in-he is
tagged as one of those cold-bloOded
gawks who live off the Labor move
ment, one of those per capita
Ieeches who are sucking the life
blood of their fellows and never
giving anything i'm return!
PHILADELPHIA LAWYER
A good business agent is supposed
to be able to settle any dispute and
all disputes and no matter how many
he does settle-someone is always
dissatisfied with the way he did the
job. He is supposed to be able to
out-talk a Philadelphia lawyer, and
if he can't-there are always half
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1943-01-02
THIS ONE HURTS

He has to have a stand-in with the
members of the city council, with the
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1943-01-02

tolls of the Ia,O, arrange for legal
assistance, and attend all dances,
basaars, ra0les, shindigs, sOaEes
and reunions. He Is supposed to
buy tickets on eUery jackpot, abb
for members sOhO lie to their sUiUes
about the time the union ad-
jOurned, help make out question
naires for feIIO,Vs sOEO don't knO,o
,OIbat it is all about, get free pub
Iicity for the union, get passes to
the ball games for certain people
and make deals for special price
on beer for the annual party.
SMILE, PLEASE!
He must have a smile for everyone
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1943-01-02

A good business agent is supposed
to be able to settle any dispute and
all disputes and no matter how many
he does settle-someone is always
dissatisfied with the way he did the
job. He is supposed to be able to
out-talk a Philadelphia lawyer, and
if he can't-there are always a half
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1943-01-02

and a constant curb on his temper;
he must be in dozen different places
at once and at the same time never
get more than three jumps away from
the telephone; he must be temperate
but at the same time be willing to
buy the drinks for the crowd; he
must be hale good fellow at all
times and if he is-there are those
who are willing to say he is putting
on the act If he dresses we'll he is
under suspicion Of getting side money !;
if he wears old clothes, he's a bum !;
if he goes to church he's a hypocrite !;
Il he doesn't &C to church he's indif :
terent, irreligious and perhaps SCOT
The union times. (New Haven, Conn.) 1941-1948, 1943-01-02

fare to Great Lakes Station, how
cold it get in Newfoundland, whether
the Alaskan mosquitoes are poisonous,
how much it will cost for room and
board in Anchorage, and the current
value of Cities Service stock. He
must know which is the best doctor
to go to when you are sick and how
those mutual disqualification systems
operate.
He has to Uisit the sick, attend
funerals, pass the hat to buy tools
for some felIOsO sOhO lost his in a
crap game, act as cO-signer on small
loans, furnish bail for members
unfortunate enough to get into the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03

IL Exc Is pleasant little give you message
every day II numerical puzzle designed spell out
your fortune Count the letters
OF letters IS subtract
add The result is your key number Start upper
hand corner Of the ctangle
numbers left TO right Then message under
I'' ~'e0Neu HsuTes give you I23
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
Sarnariaam'S News Tip
Wins SD Award

$40 goes 20 the reader Who
called the Times News Tip
Editor FIRST on a $1,000 jewel
robbery on Crosse lie.
An out-state tipster IS awarded
inc So prize for information on
a fire,
Ten tipsteFS arc receiving
a dollar each in War Savings
Stamps.
The awards are made every
week. Phone your story 10 the
News Tin Editor. CH. $500,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03

An act Of mercy for a stricken
family was the first thought of
the S25 prize winner IN The
Ties weekly news tip contest
His news tip concerned q
man 10 whom fate had dealt
one of its most unkind blows
The victim after spending
months in hospitals recovering
from head injuries, was injured
a second time IN a deer hunting
auto crash, ami now, If he sur
wives, must undergo more severe
brain surgery than before.
TIE tipster viii turn bis S25
award over 10 the family to help
pay hospital expenses.
The second weekly award of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
Veteran OF 4 Campaigns

CARLISLE BARRACKS. Pa.
Dec. 9 lNS1-The army modi-
cal field service schools new
director of military art is
veteran az four major campaigns
m the present war He Is Col.
Crawford 7. Sans. former chief
surgeon In the Middle East the
afrr ar nnrr3ffDrr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03

WEXL-Parade Of bands
WJLB-Week-end Review
2:45 r. VI.
WWJ--People's war.
Matinee melodies
WJLB-USO program.
500 p. VI.
WJR Country journal
.NWJ-Atr Force Band.
CKBW-News Ace.
Weakness Ace
WILB-News and music,
WJBK-News Ace.
s;IS r. VI.
CkLW-Re .Childs-M.
WCAR-Grab Bag.
WExl.-Nariety music.
WJBK-Music.
$50 T.. VI.
WJR- Motor City music.
WWJ-Lyrics by Liza NJ
CKLW Army Navy party
WCAR-Guest Time NJ
WEXLs-I Love A Parade
WJBk-Program Francois
S:t5 r. VI.
WV Princeton VS.. Dart
mouth.
WCAR-Western Skies NJ.
WEXL--MHic program
WJBK-Ernest Minchella.
400 4. VI.
WJR News.
CKLW Bon Allen ~
WCAR-News and music.
WJLB-News and music
WExL-Newcast.
WJBK-Italian American
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03

500 =. ".
WIR-NeWs
WWJ-NeUs
TX Lw - EOTfIn Home NJ
WNYZ-Jack Armstrong ID
WJLB-NeWs ana music.
" EHL-Newscsst.
8:l5 T.. ".
WILSON'S of Cheer.
WWJ-Prof. slosson r
CKLW-Chh HopkinS-N
NNYE-Lee Smits-T
WJLB-War Jobs-T
WEXLo-Dinner music
WJBk News melody
$50 y. VI.
NJR-Melody Maryels
WWJ--Sports review
CKLW-Pan Americana
WXYZ Bob Murphy. re-
ports on sports.
WE%Le-Antek Cwaniak-N
WJBk-EYening serenade
6;45 y. VI
WJR-World Today. news.
WWJ--Lowell Thomss-N.
WxYE-Theater Guide-T.
WJLB-Gems OF melody.
1900 r.. VI.
NJR=l love a mystery.
NWJ-Fred Waring-M.
-Ck4rM-AAAE
WXYZ-Headlins quiz.
WJLB--Warsaw echoes-V
WJBK---World wide news
7;I5 y. NJ.
WJR-Datelines.
WMJ-NeWS Of world.
GKb&-Syrnphouettes
WkYZ-March OF victory
WI Blk Music.
1880 q. VI
WJR On RroadWav-V
WWJ--Dynsmite dollars.
CkLW-News Ace
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-03
BY Bob Kane
By Lyman Young
BY Zane Grey
By Fran Striker
By Robert Storm

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Nogales international., 1943-12-24
Mrs. Sn1aIe
Hostess To
Star Officer

Mrs. c ". Srnale, Worthy Matron
OF the Eastern Star, was hostess
Monday evening honoring her Off
GERS and heads of committees, at a
party given at the Masonic Tenn
pie. Mrs. Smale presented each Of
ficer with a lovely gift in apprecia-
ton of the cooperation shown dur
ing the year.
The evening was spent playing
bunco for which Mrs. Woody Gatlin
and 81 Swyers received high score
prizes. Refreshments were served
during the evening.
Those invited were Mr.. and Mrs:
Woody Gatlin, Mrs. Frank Lamma,
Mrs. p. j. Bughman, 81 Swyers,
Mrs. I. Burgoon, Mrs. Charles r.
Frazier, Mrs. w. E. Carroon, Mrs.
J. G. Schell, Mrs. Mack Hall, Mrs.
A. l.. Algert, Miss Thelma Decker,
Mrs. Gladys Cameron, Mrs. H. M.
Calgett, Mr.. and Mrs. John K. Her
rera, Mrs. Leroy Schoening, Mrs.
Mike Levy, and Mrs. Charles S.
Smith.
Installation of officers for the new
year will be held wednesday even
ing at the Temple.