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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-04-29
ST Holmes County
ycouts Advance
Court Of Honor Is
Held In Duront
At Church

Fifty-one Boy Scouts were recognized
Tor advancement in impressive cere-
monies Of the Holmes District Court of
Honor conducted by the District Com
mittee Thursday night in the Durant
Presbyterian Church.
Members Of the court of Homer were
2. Cohen, Advancement Chairman; C. NJ.
Mcdaniel, District Chairman; Paul
Koran, Camping and Activities Chair
man; L. L. McNeese. Lexington Scout
master; DR.. B. F. Smith. Durant Com
mitteeman; Rev. W. J. Blackmon Durant,
Assistant Scoutmaster; r. W.. Aldman,
Goodman Scoutmaster, and Buell. Brown,
Field Scout Executive.
L. L. McNesse was in charge Of the
program which had as a highlight the
opening ceremony, consisting Of all
seventy-five Scouts marching in with
the American flag and Pledge Of Alleg-
lance led by a Scout as the bugler
sounded ITO the Colors."
Address by C. M. Mcdaniel followed
the opening. He brought a message
from members of the armed services as
to the value Of the Scouting program.
He also quoted President Roosevelt who
said-"Next to the armed service, the
training of the youth in programs such
as b Boy Scouts is the most impor-
tant."
The Advancement came next and Lex
ington and Goodman troops were award
ed citations for attendance and advance
ment. The Durant troop was awarded
the advancement citation. The advance
ment by troops were as follows:
Troop 68. Goodman, Tenderfoot COM
pleted-Claude Mcdaniel, Peter Wheeler,
Bobbye Wheeler, John C. Donald, Walter
Young, Pat Killebrew; Advanced to End
Class-Roy Lawrence, Bill Donald, J.. A.
Killebrew, John w. Browning, John H.
Douglas, Charles Young, d. K. Gulledge.
Troop 70. Durant-Fred Nelms, Tender
foot; Frank Drake, Tenderfoot; Roy
Wigley, Tenderfoot; Hammie Ledyard,
Tenderfoot; Charles Barranco, Tender
foot; Gene Irving, Tenderfoot; Billy
Aealer, Tenderfoot; Paul Hastings,
Second Glass; Tom C. Steen, Second
Glass; Robert Paul Odom, Second Class;
Jimmy Long, Second Glass; David Com
fort, Star; Douglas King, Gold Palm;
Robert Faust, Tenderfoot.
Troop 81, LexingtonLPhillip Cox,
Tenderfoot; Bobby Cade. Tenderfoot;
Bud Hammett, Tenderfoot; Edwin Ellis,
Second Class; Charles Ellison, Second
Class; James Bradley, Second Glass;
Claude Legate, Second Glass; John NJ.
Clack. Second Glass; Billy Rhyme,
Bookkeeping. Cookery, Athletics; John
N. McRae, Safety, Personal Health, Pub
lie Health; Henry Paris, Athletics, Safety,
Personal Health; Waldo Blake, Bird
Study, Farm Home and It's Planning;
Ed Tye Nelson, Architecture, Astron-
omy; Johnny Farmer, Handicraft, Metal
Work; Charles Allen, First Aid, Cookery,
Farm Layout and Building Arrangement.
Life Scouts, Hudson White, Henry Paris;
Star Scout, Earl Alexander; First Class,
Billy Klonaris.
In a short committee meeting follow
ing the court, the Field Scout Executive
stated that wartime brought sharp in
creases in juvenile delinquency and that
the answer to the problem was to give
the boys a constructive program of char
acter development and citizenship train
ing in a Boy Scout troop or Cub Pack.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-04-29
Pickens High Senior
Glass Presents PIoy

Sound Your Horn a three-act COM
edy, will be presented in the Pickens
school auditorium, Friday, April 30th,
at eight o'clock. This Is the annual
play Of the Senior Class Of Piekens
High and the public is invited.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-04-29
1t. !. R. King, Jr.
Coins Promotion

Holmes county friends of 1t. I. r.
King, Jr., will be glad to know he has
been promoted to the rank for first lieu
Louisiana. Prior to this he has been
stationed at Camp Shelby.
1t. King received his commission last
June after attending Officer Candidate
School at Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-04-29

Junior Division mot over II yrs. Of Age)
ClassI-Best poster advertising Flower
and Vegetable Show; 1. under IL yrs;
2. over IL yrs.
Glass H-For boys: Best bird house;
l.. under IL yrs; 2. over IL yrs.
Glass II1-For girls: Best orange
ment Of flowers suitable for teachers
dask; l. under ~ yrs; 2. over IL yrs.
Class IV-Best Victory Vegetable
Garden display.
Prizes will be awarded only in the
Junior Division. Ribbons will be award
ed in each section Of other classes.
Place for the show will be announced
later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Kidndp Boy Safe;
Missing 5 Days

MACOMB, Ill, Aug. II QNS)-
A Joyous young soldier and his
wife tonight sped TO the side of
their son, 2-year-old Howard Free
man, who was recovered alive
after he was taken from his Chi
cago home.
State police reported the ar
rest of Mrs. Natalie Palmer No
yak. 25-year-old bleached blonde
who had befriended the boys
mother. Police said they found
the child with Mrs. Novak in
nearby Prairie City 200 miles
from Chicago.
The boy appeared unframed,
but he was taken TO st. Francis
Hospital for an examination His
parents, Pvt. Vern and Dorothy
Freeman, drove Immediately to
MaComb.
Police said Mrs. Novak and the
child were found AT the home of
Roy Milan. He was quoted as
saying he picked them up last
Monday when she sought a ride
on the highway between Macomb
and Prairie City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
; Strikes Ended
In War Plants

Strikes in three Detroit war
plants-the Essex Wire Corp, the
Lincoln plant of the Ford Motor
Co. and the Midland Steel Prod
ucts Co.-involving more than
2,400 workers were ended Satur-
day.
At the Essex Corp, where l 500
were involved the employees re-
turned to work after the dispute
was certified TO the War Labor
Board on recommendation Of Rob-
ert Lomasney, state labor medi-
ator.
The Essex employees walked out
Friday over dismissal of IS women
workers.
At the Lincoln plant 500 work.
erS were idle for two hours Sat
urday morning when 2l2 en-
ployes on the jeep assembly line
struck A company spokesman
said that the workers were pro-
testing an unfounded rumor that
the company planned TO transfer
the jeep job TO another plant.
They voted TO return 10 work
at the request of JAW interna-
tional representatives.
The Midland walkout, which
involved 400 workers, followed a
dispute over wages. All the
strikers returned Saturday morn
ing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Labor Priority
Old Stuff Here

Despite an announcement by
the War Manpower Commission
that a labor priority code system
was in the planning stage for
the Detroit area, Detroit employ
ers reported Saturday that they
had been operating under such a
system for several weeks.
Those who applied with the
local office of the USES for addi-
tional manpoWer were frankly
told that a high priority code
number was necessary.
A check with the USES dis
closed that key industries here
had been coded for weeks and
that available manpower was allo-
Gated to them by the government
agency.
Its far beyond the planning
stage" said a USES spokesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Riot Witness
Arrested in N. Y.

Curtis Gibbs, II, a Negro,
wanted as a witness against Leo
Upton, charged with melting a
crowd in the recent race riots,
was arrested aboard a ship in
New York Saturday, Detroit
police were advised.
Upton was charged with
spreading a rumor the night the
riots started, that a Negro woman
and two children had been killed
by whites on Belle Isle and
thrown into the river.
Inspector George Mcclellan Of
the special investigation bureau
said that four men were involved
with Upton, three of them al
ready under arrest. Gibbs. he
said, left Detroit by bus for New
York last Saturday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Publishers Start
Pu|pWood Drive

NEW YORK. Aug. a HIP4-K
campaign TO produce more pulp
wood and avert a threatened
shortage OF 100000 cords which
would hamper the war effort was
launched today in u states spread
over the northeast southern. APP
palachlan and Great Lakes area.
Walter NJ Dear Of Jersey City
anc Frank Block Of New York
City, chairmen respectively, Of
L.. two committees, have en-
listed approximately 100 weekly
and daily newspapers in the pulp
wood areas for the launching Of
the campaign.
A quartcr-page advertisement
being carried in these newspapers
quotes Donald NJ Nelson. chair
man Of the War Production
Board as saying that If the
3 800 600 farmers in the areas
concerned will devote three extra
da' 10 wood cutting this year.
there viii be pulpwood TO spare"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
DetrOiter Wins
4th Decoration
Comdr. White. Sub Captain
Graduate Of Northern

The fourth decoration for BRAY.
cry and .gallantry was awarded
Saturday by Secretary of Navy
Knox to submarine Comdr. Davic
c. White. 80. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles b. White of lO7 East Eu.
cid
Also among the eight command,
ers decorated was 1t Comdr
John 4. Scott Of 652 F.. Fulton
Grand Rapids
HE is just like all naval
officers should be" said Comdr.
Whites father, a mill company
salesman. "IIe Is very reticent.
He did say in his last letter
that he is working tooth and
nail at New London getting
new tub in shape"
The new tub will be tho
fourth submarine he has com
manded, as is the new award MS
fourth. preceded by the Navy
Cross. Gold Star and another Sill
yer Star.
Born in Detroit and graduated
from Northern High School he
left Annapolis i'm 1927 a month
ago he was promoted from leu
tenant 10 commander.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
NOroniC Passengers
To Arrive by Train

Detroit passengers on the Can
ada Steamship Lines Ship Noronic.
delayed in the upper lakes by an
accident, will arrive in Detroit
from Sarnia by special train at Z
p. m. Sunday A special will leave
at noon Sunday for the northern
port with passengers who had in
tended boarding the ship here for
a cruise.
Office Of the line i'm Windsor
said the ship had lost a bucket
from her propeller Wednesday and
had been in dry dock in Port
Arthur two DAYS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Flour Price Ceiling
Expected to Rise
Subsidy Planned TO Keep
Retail Prices as They Are

WASHINGTON. Aug. "A GNS)
-OPA today disclosed machinery
is IN motion 10 adjust the ceiling
price on foUr-a move long de-
manded by the Senate wheat bloc
led by Sen. Clyde Reed lR) OF
Kansas.
An OPA spokesman said the
announcement viii be m d e
Aug. 20.
II was pointed out, however,
that an increased ceiling for flour
probably will not raise the retail
price of bread. Instead, il is eN-
pected some sort Of a subsidy will
be paid along the Unexpectedly
10 the millerS-to absorb the rise,
an OPA official said.
This disclosure conceded with
the agriculture departments an
nouncement Of state wheat goals
for 1914 totaling 6S.000.000 acres,
comparing with 81, 149,000 acres
harvested this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
7 Michigan Men
On Army-NdW
Casually Lists
One Detroiter Dead,
Another Reported
Missing in Action

Seven Michigan men, three Of
them from Detroit, were listed
Saturday by the war and navy
departments as killed, wounded or
missing in action.
The dead:
JOHN p. GARDNER, private
first class, marines, of 1888 War.
ner, Detroit. r.
FRED HOGUE, private first
class, marines, Decatur.
Missing:
GUNTHER ARNOLD HERMS.
seaman first class, of Detroit.
NORMAN SH, fireman
first class. Royal Oak.
Pvt. Howard Kannberg, 4027
Gilbert. Detroit, was listed az
wounded in the South Pacific area,
Pfc Erwin l.. Sheldon, TWining, as
wounded in the North African
zone and Pvt. Andrew Lamar,
iceland as wounded in the Pa
.cific area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Mothers Who Sent Sons
To 2 Wars Meet at Legion

Two mothers Of sons who served
i'm World War | and who again
have sons in this war met at the
opening ceremonies OF the Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary convention
i'm the Hotel Statler and imme-
diately began talking over old
times.
IL haven't missed a Legion
convention in 25 years" said
Mrs. Ethel Stitt. 6S. and a ma
tive Detroiter. "But I'm not the
oldest member here. Mrs. Alma
Niergever OF Grand Rapids Is
60.
CARL BURIED IN FRANCE
"But I've more sons i'm serV-
ice than Alma. Carl and Walter
were i'm France the first time
and now sam, who's 81 Is In
the Michigan state Troops.
Carl is buried In France"
Mrs. Viergever, whose oldest
son served Is months with the
Red Arrow Division in 19l7-1S,
now has a son in the signal corps.
walter il A." said Mrs.
Viergcver, land he's a captain"
Both members of the first auXil-
larry unit organized in Michigan,
Mrs. Stitt and Mrs Viergever still
take an active part in Legion
activities.
Greatly interested IN the reha-
bilitation program OF the auXili-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
u :. VIII Admit
Food Point Free
OPA Reseinds Order
on Meats, Vegetables,
Fruit Effective Aug. It

The Office of Price AdminiStra-
ton announced Saturday that
home produced meats, fats and
homo canned fruits and vegetables
might be imported into the
United States by the person who
produced them without Surren-
dering any ration points.
The new order becomes cffec-
tive Aug. - and is expected TO
clear the way for hundreds of De-
troit and Michigan citizens who
annually spend their summers in
Canada and do much of their can
nIng there.
In the case Of citizens here who
own farms IN Canada the order
VIII mean that they can import
home produced meat.
A home producer" is described
rs person who produces ra-
toned meats or fats primarily for
consumption IN his own household
or on a farm he operates.
A "home professor" according
10 the OPA definition, is one who
takes an active part in the proc
eSSing or contributes the fruits
and vegetables being procesSed or
contributes facilities such as
pressure cookers.
a statement must be made to
customs officials at the point of
entry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
u. S. Chart

Detroit and vicinity. Slightly cooler.
Gentle ty moderate winds
Lower Michigan sHEhty cooler
Upper Michigan: Not much change IN
temperature.
DETROIT DATA
Departure from % m temperature
since Jan. j.. 475.
Temperature one yesr ago today. High
est. 50. lowest 6s, mean, 76.
Temperature tn's cate i7 past - years;
Highest. % lu 1898. lowest. % in 1883
Departure from normal precipitation
since Jan /: r6.14
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
FILA Loans Increase
116 Pct. Here in Year

Applications for FILA insured
loans for residential construction
in Detroit during the last Il weeks
were up 116 per cent over the
corresponding figure for last year,
but construction was "a per cent
under, a survey by the Detroit
Board of Commerce showed Sat
urday.
Value Of all construction for
which applications were received
al the local FILA Offices was SD, .
S44,350. Industrial employment
hit an all time high with the
index standing at 1887 as com
pared 10 1928 ON July ID and 1885
on July 81, 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
WINGS Labor Plan
DeadIine Is OF. IS

Although Montague Clark, dis
trict director of the War Man
power Commission, admitted that
the VINO labor management COM
mittee has a new employment
sterilization plan under considera-
ton. he insisted Saturday that
there will be no change in eff
feet here until il can be made
TO conform 10 a national plan.
A deadline of Oct ] ) has been
set on the national change and
Clark said that work here is
already under way 10 make
Detroit rules conform to those
which will cover the country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
$1,000 in JeweIry
Stolen by 5 Youths

Police today were looking for
five Negro youths who are alleged
TO have robbed the Kay Jewelry
Co, S069 Harper, of jewelry val
ued at 81 900.
Sherman Kay, 16, son of Harry
Kay, 1921 San Juan drive, told
police he was alone in the store
when the youths walked in. He
said the five took rings and other
Jewelry valued at $1,000 and ran
out the front door, while he was
waiting on a customer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
0PA TO Inquire
Info Lewis Trip

SPRINGFIELD, III, Aug. Ia
QNS)-The Springfield regional
OPA office today looked into
gasoline usage by John L. Lewis,
president of the United Mine
Workers union, who apparently
drove his automobile from Alex
andria, Va, TO Springfield to visit
his mother.
Clarence Seip, chairman of the
Macon County ration board, said
he had received many COM
plants" from Macon County resi-
dents about Lewis driving TO see
his mother.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Use Tax Defiance
JaiIs I HoIIanders

GRAND RAPIDS, Aug. IA
Two Holland men today were ar
rested on federal warrants charg-
ing them with refusal TO purchase
the s. automobile use-taX stamps.
In custody are Myron DeJonge
and Jud Oatman. The warrant
issued by Federal Judge Fred NJ.
Raymond states they refused TO
buy stamps although they had
been previously warned. They
face a maximum penalty Of $25
fine and 30 days in Jail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
AFL Urges Passage
OF Social Security Bill

CHICAGO. Aug u INSl-The
executive council Of the AL
called on Congress today for i'm
mediate favorable action on the
Wagner-Nurrsy-Dingel social Se-
curity bin
The BILL the council declared.
is needed " enable thc govern
ment ~ cushion the shocR OF
postwar. economic UphGaycis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Adrian Youth Dies;
Coast Guard Recruit

ADRIAN, Aug. 14-Thomas
Scheffer, p, m m Der of the
United States Coast Guard. died
today in the Marine Hospital,
Cleveland.
Funeral services Will be held
in the EvereSS Funeral Home
here al $3.50 p. m. Tuesday, with
burial in Fairfield cemetery.
Besides his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. D. Scheffer, Of Brighton.
he leaves his wife. Betty Valen-
tire Scheffer. and two sisters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
-Four EIeCtroCuted
In u. 5. Navy BIimp

SANTA BARBARA, Cal, Aug.
IA QNS)-Four navy men were
electrocuted, probably instantly.
when -cnrEen+---fTer-f--a- uCdrDy
11,000-volt commercial power line
shot through the control car of a
navy blimp Friday at the Lompoc
navy auxiliary air facility, it was
announced today.
The four victims. including X
%. Bushong of Marshall Mich.
were standing on the ground anc
holding the railing OF the lighter
than-aircraft's control car. a fifth
navy man was injured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Rep. CeIIer Sees Gool
In Owls Efforts

WASHINGTON, Aug. IA CUP)
Rep. Celler Cd Of New York,
said today that despite errors the
Office of War Information has
performed magnificently."
ut has waged successfully the
essentials of the psychological
war of words in Africa and Italy
and has materially hi pc Il
hasten enemy capitulation,"
Color said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Military Union Head
Opposes Dads Draft

FLINT, Aug. II CUP)-S. T.
Davidson Of Rochester, n. y.
national commander of the Army
Navy Union, one OF the Oldest
veterans organizations, declared
today that he was "unalterably
opposed 10 the selection of fathers
for military Service
"There"are 100000 men In
Industry who have been given
defermentS ranging up Co ~,
years who should he drafted
before fathers" Davidson de-
ClaTed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Group Seeks Change
In Penderqdst Case

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Aug. IL
UP)-An appeal for executive
clcmencv or a change in terms OF
the probation on which onetime
boss r. J. Pendergast is at liberty
has been filed by a group Of BUSH
ness and professional leaders
here. il was revealed today.
Federal Judge Merrill r. Otis
said ne had refused 10 recon-
mend favorable action on the
appeal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Army Plans 10 Use
Synthetic Rubber

JERSEY CITY, N. J., Aug. IA
(INS)-Buna-S, the new govern
ment type of synthetic rubber,
will replace about 80 per cent of
the crude rubber used in army
rubber footwear, the Jersey City
QuartermaSter Depot announced
TODAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Premier Of Croatia
Missing; Aided Axis

LONDON. Aug. IA CUP)-Thc
Daily Telegraph, in a dispatch
dated somewhere in Europe, p"
said today Ante Pavelic, puppet
premier of the Axis state Of
Croatia. had disappeared from
Zagreb. his capital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Bike Rationing Eased

WASHINGTON. Aug. Il (UP)
Because of the diminishing sup
ply Of bicycles, the Office of Price
Administration today authorized
rationing boards 10 extend las
they see ft the 30-day validity
period Of bicycle purchase cer-
flEcafnc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
VET. OFFICER MISSING

BIG RAPIDS. Aug. IA CUP)-
1t Comdr Paul Slawson of Big
Rapids, a veteran of both world
wars, is missing in action, prob
ably in the Southwest Pacific
friends learned today.
A graduate Of Big Rapids High
School and the l.. S. Naval Acad-
envy SlaWSon was stationed with
the American consulate in Java
when the present war broke out
and served there until the islands
occupation by the japanese. For
his service in Java ne was deco
rated by Queen Wilhelmina Of tho
Netherlands.
SlawSonS wife and three chill
dren live at Newcastle. N. II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
War Bond Buyers
Circus Tickets Gone

The supply of circus tickets
available for purchasers of war
bonds has been exhausted, Vern
Tucker. head of the Retail War
Savings Committee, said Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
US. Aims 10 Open Up
Lifeline Into China

CHUNCKINC. Aug "a CUP)C
1t Gen. Joseph StiIwell. com
mandinE general of L. s Army
forces IN China and India told as
Sembled Chinese troops today that
Our objective is 10 open up
ChIna's lifeline and assured Them
we have all the men necessary
for victory
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Canada Boosts Training

OTTAWA, Aug. Ia tUP)-Com-
pulSory military training has been
extended 10 married men from q
to 30. inclusive, and 10 all men
who reach the age of l8 this year,
Labor Minister Humphrey Mitch
oil announced TO-DAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
rRusiness Opportunitiss

GREENHOUsEs locsted mile outside
cts limits All city c0nVenieuces. with
ont ct,y taxes fNcc.iyrt rttaI trade as
tAbnsnet IS wears; greenhouses come
pletely equ.pprt 2 acres larb Term
house Scar gay Que to h.Eh price az
fowers marvellous opportunity o. make q
good proft az present. oher.ng below
sctuN value AdtrCtg Nick Bos Green
houses le4eQ GEtDgu ki4 htQtora
Pnore REsfor' lfTf
CoLrIsiOS SHOP r. Modern olurmcHt
liHnr quarters, one acre lot. M Glenn
ems h3s4
MYRTLE. NEAR 10th
VACANT AUG o.
Isrgs l2-roem house st host IN excel.
lens condition. AassEc t-r'aIu turEa. rv'
on same Iut. VonttrI4' OPP unity f'f
room.ne house 90 lHrgc family Priced
for Calck SAFE
SELDOM q JOHNSON INC -I'N 1-'1nn
SELLING bsslty shops este e1ee bisl-
ness mndtf0 equipment l.-t Niatt-
VrN. ITHgs .-lh
TOOL SHOP
For sale fully ,4urrea, terms. BOX +.
ISIS Detroit Times 81.