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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-18

companied by Mrs. Miriam IL
phries. ~
Resume - Q. s. FOREIGN Poll.
Walter Lippmann, Mrs. p
Brock. l.
Resume - Problems Of r.,s,;..
Peace, Herbert Hoover and u,,4'
Gibson. Miss Virginia Ward 81
Assisting the chairman =,
department, Mrs. W. NJ. Hibb, ne
the preparation for this nro1 s' N
are the following: Mrs y an m
Wells and Mrs. ]. H. russell a. ~. W.
rations; Mrs. W. L. Willifor5 T V1S
J. T. Best. Mrs. A. G. Whit. MIS-,
Mrs. K. W. Price, refresbnera4a5aa
Mrs. Ramsey Weathersbea us
Mrs. J. W. Grise, publicity, and
All service wives, social wor,
and school teachers are especi nTgs
welcome at this meeting. '''y
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-18
PERSONALS

Lieut.. L. K. Hill and Mrs. Hill,
and small daughter, Judith, have
returned to Florida after spending
a ten-day leave with friends ano
relatives in Wilmington. Lieut.. Hill
IS at present stationed at Drew
Field, Fla.
D. G. Hewett of Shallotte, is a
patient at James Walker Memoria.
hospital,
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-18
Addie Hart Meeting
Postponed To Monday

The Addie Hart class of Grace
Methodist church scheduled to
meet Thursday night W t h Mrs.
Bereniece Stellings. ia Fores st
Hills drive, has been postponed
Until Monday evening.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-18
Bowel WORMS
CAN'T AlIRf MEI

That's what you thinkl But ugly round
worms may be inside you right now, caus-
ing trouble without your knowing it. Warn
ing signs are: uneasy stomach, nervous
ness, itching parts. Get Jayne's Vermifuge
right away! JAYNES is Americas leading
proprietary worm medicine: scientifically
tested and used by millions. Acts gently.
Be sure you get JAYNE'S VERMIFUGEl
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-18
RESIGNATION ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK, Nov. l7.-'P-The
Greek War Relief Association an
nounced the resignation today of
Harry A. Hill, executive vice-presi-
dent, to become special assistant
to the ambassador to Greece.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-18

The name vaudeville is derive,
from Vau de Wire q French ton
where humorous songs wera WV, WYNN
ten in the 18th century. "''
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-18
CLUB CLOCK

The association for Child
hood Education will meet in
the auditorium of the Lake
Forest school of Thursday aft
ernoon at 3 o'clock. H. M. Ro-
land, superintendent of schools
will be the speaker.
A meeting of the East Will
mington Home Demonstration
club will be held with Mrs.
Robert Mercer, Jacksonville
avenue, Market street road.
Thursday afternoon at 8
o'clock.
y The Whatsoever circle of
the Kings Daughters meets on
Thursday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock with Mrs. John Coluc-
ci, Harbor Island.
All parente are urged to at
tend a special meeting of the
Bradley's Creek school Thurs
day evening at 8 o'clock spon-
sored by the PIT. A. The Rev.
Walter B. Freed will speak on
Juvenile Delinquency. Music
for the program will be in
charge of Mrs. c. J. Minis.
A turkey supper will be
served on Friday evening in
the parish house of St. Paurs
Lutheran church at Sixth and
Princess streets from 6 until 8
p. m. under the auspices of the
Dorcas society. Ticket may
be obtained from any member
of the society or from Renders
Florist shop. Aprons, home
made cakes and bread will
be on sale.
Myrtle Grove Home Demon
stration club will hold a meet
ing Thursday, at 10 a. m. at
the clubhouse, pot-luck lunch
will be served.
The Garden club OF North
Carolina Sorosis will meet
Thursday afternoon at o'clock
at the clubhouse. Miss Ann
Mason will be the speaker Of
the afternoon.
The Winter Park Prayer
band meets Thursday after
noon at 8 o'clock at the home
Of Mrs. j. T. Barden,
A meeting Of the Aldersgate
class of Trinity Methodist
church will be held Friday eve
ming at $50 o'clock in hte Ia
dies parlor.
The Cape Fear chapter, u.
D. c.. will hold a meeting Fri
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
in the ladies' parior of the First
Presbyterian church. Visiting
''Daughters' are invited to at
tend.
Wilmington chapter Of Ha-
dassah will meet Thursday eve
ming at 8 o'clock for a short
business meeting followed by
social hour. The meeting
will be held at the home Of
Mrs. Raymond Retchin, 1903
Chestnut street.
The Crepe Myrtle G a r de II
club meets Friday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock with Miss Ruth
Loman.
--V-
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-18

Cosmetics in crude forms were
known as early as 5000 B. c.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-18
Benefit Card Party
Will Be Given Friday
At SOrosis Clubhouse

The junior woman's CLUB OF Will
mington will entertain this Friday
evening at s o'clock at benefit
bridge tournament to which the
public is invited. The event is to
be given at the North Carolina
Sorosis clubhouse on North Third
street.
Reservations may be obtained by
calling 1913, 1888. 9465 or 5474.
Players are asked to bring their
cards.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-18
MIND YOUR MANNERS

Test your knowledge of correct
social usage by answering the fol-
lowing questions, then checking
against the authoritative answers
| below:
l. Does accepting ration points
from the guest who offers them
make hostess seem inhospitable?
2. If you have d guest when your
telephone rings should. you try to
make your conversation as brief as
you can?
3. Is it rude for members of a
congregation to whisper during a
sermon?
4. Should one look around in
church to nod to acquaintance?
What would you do if
You are an inexperienced hos
| tess and your dinner is later than
the time set
ta) Apologize once for its late
ness and then don't mention it?
(b Keep apologizing all evening?
Answers
/. No.
2. Yes.
3. Yes.
4. No.
Better What Would You Do"
Solution-(a.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-18

More than 20, 900 teachers in nine
southern states have entered the
armed services or have left for
better paying jobs
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-18

The Garden club OF North
Carolina Sorosis will meet
Thursday afternoon at o'clock
at the clubhouse. Miss Ann
Mason will be the speaker Of
the afternoon,
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-18

Myrtle Grove Home Demon
stration club will hold a meet
ing Thursday, at 10 a. m. at
the clubhouse, pot-luck lunch
will be sery ed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-18

The Winter Park Prayer
band meets Thursday after
noon at 8 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. j. T. Barden,
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-18

A meeting of the Aldersgate
class of Trinity Methodist
church will be held Friday eve-
ming at $50 o'clock in hte Ia
dies parlor.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-13
Housing
CONTINUED from Page ~

NOVnthnuC0 ITOhn AakS ~
protest to the establishment of BIZ
racial occupancy Of the federal
housing project located at Dequin-
Dire and Conner avenues. Grabowski
also alleged that several southern
residents of the homes have said
that they were lust hankering to
kill some Negroes"
The protest was an outgrowth Of
the councils refusal several weeks
ago to register vote against Negro
occupancy of % units OF the pro-
ject at the suggestion of the secre-
tary-director of the Hamtramck
Housing Commission.
Two-Year Controversy
The controversy over Negroes oc-
cupying units in the project has
been raging for two years precipi-
tated by an injunction issued by
Judge Guy A. Miller. restraining
the rental Of per cent Of the total
OF 300 housing units. The dispute
developed into lawsuit against the
City Of Hamtramck filed by Leroy
G. White, chairman Of the Ham,
tramck Negro Taxpayers associa-
ton. Following recent hearing
before Judge Dewitt H. Merriam,
the case was adjourned until jan
uary when final ruling is ex-
pected.
Grabowski, who said that he had
been elected as a spokesman for
project residents, presented the fol-
lowing petition bearing the names
Of $50 Of the 278 residents:
"We, the undersigned, and bona
fide tenants of the Col. Hamtramck
Housing Project, do hereby make
protest as to the moving in Of
Negroes to our midst; according to
page 128 of the contract which spe-
officially states that such property
be used for the occupancy of the
whites, and we want it strictly ad-
hered TO because we have all signed
contract to that effect.
"We also feel that the environ
ment of the colored and white races
will not mix at all; and so. for the
sake of democracy in these trying
times, we want this project solely
white"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-13
CORRECTION

The Metropolis Flower Associa-
ton wishes 10 correct an error
which appeared in the Michigan
Chronicle last week. concerning
Miss Mae Frierson's Radio Group.
The Cabin Folks will not appear or
have anything TO do with the pro-
gram at the Detroit Institute Of
Arts Nov. II. $50 pm. but the
directress Of the Cabin Choir will
appear with the young people OF the
Greater Macedonia church.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-13
SOuthernaires
Will Sing Here

Plans are now under way for the
presentation of the Southernaires,
nationally famous radio and concert
artists, at the beautiful Grand Ter
race Ballroom Sunday, Dec. II, at
3 pm.
Detroiters will be privileged TO
hear group that is ranked among
the greatest vocal ensemble heard
today over the radio or on the con-
cert stage.
With nearly 1000 songs in their
repertoire, their programs are full
OF variety and cover three centuries
OF Negro music, including African
chants, spirituals, slave songs, popu-
lar Negro songs Of contemporary
time. They are also able interpreters
Of other kinds OF vocal music, rep
resenting classics and ballads as
effectively as they do songs Of their
own race.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-13
Reynolds
CONTINUED from Page ~

Buffa, led the fight against Negro
occupancy OF Sojourner Truth
Homes two years ago.
Reynolds. a teacher at Garfield
school, said this week that there
had been no recent indications Of
trouble in the community. AL
though there are no colored fami-
lies in the block in which the home
is located. Negroes live less than
a block away in three directions.
The home was purchased from its
original owner. and a white tenant
who occupies the upper fiat said
he intended to continue &c occupy
the premises.
Washington Journal., 1943-02-19

traurigen 5aGes untsrri9tet, gndOiss
Srau!" Iagte @oaratb. oSbr 5rdu>
lein Nibte lit bur6 Oas GreigniB Oers
art eriAiittert, Dab jeBt duBsrlte S9o'
hung geboten it,"
Die 6ausfrau NAB ben Spre9er
einen Nugenblid lang nit einem err
Itounten Bid. Gs bliBte in ibren
Qtugen. Sin bo6miitbtger, fdif psrs
dnfltder Musbrud frat auf lire 3ips
pen. SD oanfe fir bic Rutbi4ldge,
mein Serr!!@ lagte fe 3itterno Dor Grs
regung.
50, qndbige 5rau, es liest mir
bur6aus fern, S6nen irgenopie gu
nabe treten gu pollen. Sd CLAUDE
nrr, BEL ben 6er3liden unb freunbs
I9aftli6en ge3ie6ungen, bic mid nit
benz SObten pertniipft baben, ods
ReGt 3u 6e1iBen, audi fir bag algen'
blidlide No6l Ieiner nd4ften gins
te%rbIiebenen aus eigener Maatbou-
fommenbeit forgsn gu Oiirfen. Jrdu'
lein BON Der Sdnn beoarf ndmli9 10
brtnoenb Der @ube, oab jebe neue
@ufregnng elm 5reDel an i9rer 9s'
iunbbeit pdre!"
.Weine Ni6te, bic ibren 8rdutigdm
perloren bat, iie betonte baS Wort
nit elmer eigentbiimli9en 54drfs,
.piro Ii9 alerbings ni9t 10 lei9t gu
fr0ften nifen ais Elm gelegentli9er
8efonnter oes 8eritprbenen. Sic
peraeiben aber iebt mObl, mein 5srr !;
mein glaB 1T IN Der Settle meiner
Nihte!"
@enblinqer a~itterte Dor Corn iiber
bic peqperfenbe 8ebanblung, Die ibm
BON Der ibm penig giinitig geitimmtsn
Dame 3ntbeil purbe. nSie lino bic
Sausberrin unb BADEN gu befeblen!"
Ioote er in tiiblem Sone. nSie geS
itatten bann alfo pobl, Dab i9 MIDI
BON 6rdulsin 0 Der Sann psrab,
i9iebe."
Srau b. Bed bate in ibrer nerpOien
@rreouna i6r Sai4entu4 5errihen.
sd tperbe bic 8eiteaung lelbit iibers
nebmen!@ faste lie. flii4tig nit benz
aopf uideno.
sic panbte fih baitig gum 9eben.
9ouratb fab ibr beitiir5t nab. Offens
Bar poate lie ibm cine peitere gege9s
nunq nit &arlu unmOglid MAIDEN.
Die 9ausfrau bate fi9 bon Der
Sreppe aus Direct in bas ParterreS
aimmer perfiigt, in Dem fi4 i6re Ni9ts
oufbielt. 8oaratb pernabm elm turs
aes erreetes @siprd4; Srau ,. Bed
beaann plOBlih in ibren bD9iten Sos
men pieoer gu jammern nnb gu fpei=
men. Marteriaitterno brang Der
Son ourds gan8e 9aus. @olratb
bate Die Sbiir, bic gum Sreppenbaus
fiibrte, nod niat errei4t, als 2arld
idon aufgerest aus Dem 3immer Der.
ausItiirsfe, bic jammernoe Sante oas
Ielbit allein 3uriidlaReno.
C5ortIsBung folgt.)
Washington Journal., 1943-02-19
6 d t s apiteI.

gur neniqe Magenblide pGbrte BEL
8ouratb Genblinger bic lGbmenbe 8e<
ftiir3ung. Damn raffte er fi9 auf, um
gu banbeln.
Dab er benz Grfrorenen bier i'm
sFreien feline 0ilfe leiften tDnne, fab er
fofort Elm, alein er fonnte ben frdfti=
gen R0rper bes Treunbes obne 0ilfe
niht BON Der Stele i9affen. So ent=
leDigte er fi9 benin raid feines pale=
tots, Inn i'm iiber bic regloie @eitalt 5u
breiten, unb elite bann Dur9 Die On
laeen nod Der Mobnung bes Ober=
ftabsar3tes, nit benz er nod Dor neni=
qen @tunben semeinfam an Der SafeI
gefefen bate.
Doctor 6erling pobnte- glei9 am
8eginn Der @inenitrabe. Woaratb
5oe an Der Nd9ttlingel 49, 3tpeimal,
breimal. @rit dls er bier i'm @9nee
duf bas Oeffnen Der 0dust5iir tparte=
tt, begann es Jpn tpiebs. a.. frieren.
Die 3dbne i4lugsn ibsa uufeiltdnber.
er aitterte an alien @tiebern.
,Was giebt's? SIT Der 9uri9e
benn nod niat aufsemaht2" rief es
cnblid aus benz oberiten Gtodmerf.
.5err Oberitdbsur5t. i'd bite lin
f@nene 9ilfe."
uWds, Senblinger - Sie2! limb
nod in @ala obne paIetot2 G9nere>
brett, pober fommen sic benn?~
Gin lngliid. 9err Dberftabss
orat
SD Ion 'rausg Ra. baan ipsrbe
Washington Journal., 1943-02-19

6anb iiber ben fIeinen Slid. SO III
aber uniere pfIidt, 9olratb, iiber Si'
unfelige 8egegnung nit @palb tura
Dor ieinem Sobe 3u I9neigen. Dem
Der 8eOante lit mir fur4tbar. DAB min
Oas beitGtigen miiBten, mas eint
i9roff unb feinbfelig urtbeilenoe Men.
&c ipfort iiber un1eren gemeiniamer
Sreunb dusIprengen piirOe. Oh Der.
itebIt, 0plrdtb2"
Der S9iffsbaumeiIter nabm lire
9anb unb ermiberte. .8is jebt babl
id nur benz Oberitabsar3t cine gdny
flii9tige Mtttbeilun9 iber meint
Wabrnebmung gema9t. lber i'm
muB ia slei9faas baran liegen. Ell
paigen bGBli4en @eriidten iiber lei
men &ameraben feinerlei Nabrune 81
aeben."
Gin @ntfebensf9rei, Der in bieiem
M~ugenblid i'm oberen Stodperf, nr
ii6 bas S4Iaf3immer Der 5ruu b
Bed befanD, ausgeftOBen tpurOe, ma@tt
&arla er3ittern.
.Sante Mitd!" fam es I9eu bon
ibren Qippen. nWie tie bas 5ur9t=
bare nur aufnebmen ipiro!l"
.Wie, beine Sante puBte big jeBi
nod ni9t Oarum?" fragte Senolins
ger.
Rein; nabrf9einli9 bat ibr biz
@efeaf6afterin in oieIem Nugenblid
erft bic Mittbeilung gema6t. A9, id
babe ia an Der eigenen 3rauer f6on
iopisl gu tragen, oenn @palb mar nil
mebr als Elm gutter 3amerdb, er nal
mir Elm 9ruber! aber ben lauten
S1mer3 Der Sonte fiir6te ih ni6t err
tragen gu t0nnenl"
sic mar dufgeitdnoen uno ging
nun in nsrpDier Grregun9 duf uso
nieber. 8oaratb bate iid glei9faas
erboben. Gr 3Dgerte nur einen Au@
gsnblid. bann sing er entldlofien CUR
Sbiir. &arla b0rte i'm glei9 bardui
Die Sreppe gum oberen Stod 6inans
fteigen.
6rau b. Bed perlieB loeben, in einen
baitig iibergenorfenen Morgenrod ge'
tleibet. an Der Settle hires @eIea'
f9aftsfrduleins, elmer niidternen, uns
beoeutenben iungen Dame, ibl
SAlaf3immer. sic i9lu43te fortges
febt, REF babel nad Rarla unb ridtets
i'm ielben Qltbem un3dblise 5ragen an
bic 8ringerin Der ungebeuerli4en gpt'
i4aft.
glObli6 fub fie fd benz sdiffsbuu'
meifter gegeniiber.
.@ndbigs Trau". iaste 8oarath IN
rubigem Some, i'd bin getommen, I'm
Sic iiber anes auf3ufldren.
Trau b. 3ed b0rte faum na4 ibm
bin. Gtpas nie Corn leu4tete aus
ibrem MntliB, ais iie beg Gremben an.
fidtia purbe. Sic polite obne fpeiteres
an ibm poriibsrgeben. fortgeieBt untsr
Sbrdnen unb Sdla93en mad ibrer
Ninte berlangeGb.
nTrGulein . Der Sann babe i'd BIZ
retts iiber bic ndhsren llmitdnoe oss
Washington Journal., 1943-02-19
got @(ridt.
RriminalrOman BON Eanl Osfar SOdt..
rs. sEnrtiebnno.l

w. UUhtIVbuNSD
,WiHen sic duh niht, oh bic
Wa9e bereits repibirt iit2"
ISIS iebt nod ni9t, 0err Qieutez
nant. Man piirbe Ionit 6ds &ufen
bes ppitens Dor @epebr bier gebOrt
baben!"
@Olratb ma9ts tsbrt. Gr mar jeBt
Sismlid ii9er, baB Gpalo iiber ben
Grer3ierplub ben Meg genommfn bait
te. uno enti9loB iid, ibm dnf benz
bonn @eiten Der @taot aus 19nurge=
raoe nad benz Ma6tlDtol fihrenoen
@ege entgegen5ugeben.
gs mar Elm Mor16 BON gut fiinf3ig
Minuten. Od Die 8Glte bier auf
freiem 6elbe erbebli6 3unabm, be-
I9leuniqte @olratb feline Sdritte.
ll~nterpegs peinigte i'm cine INNER
ftartep nerbenbe unrube. @r bate
@nalb mod ME 3upor in 10 uni9erem
53uitanb aefeben. Der @ebante, baB
fi9 @tpalb auf Der Wa9e am Grerz
sicrplaB ettpa ni9t gang pfli4tgemdB
unb bi~enitgere9t %benebnlen tDnne,
fl0Bte INN 8elDrgnife elm.
Gs mar fur3 mad flint, als Senbs
finger Bel Der MuBenpa6e onldngte.
uWdr bic &pnbe nod ni4t bier9"
frd9te er ben Yolten Dor @enebr.
OieIer berneinte.
sd TIRE mid nDbI ni9t - Qieutez
nant b. Meerbeimb bat bod beute bic
Ronbe9"
n3u 8efe6I = 9err lieutenant b.
Meerbeimb!"
0olratb ftanb Elm puar Mugenblide
unf9liifiia Da. @s mar dlfp nur nod
bic MDgli9teit ba, Dab @malb einen
anberen Weg einge1hlagen bate, urb
DdB tie %aneinanber poriibergegdngen
naren. 8oGratb mar felt entI9lOf=
fen, ii9 pieber mad @nalbs Wobz
nung 3uriid gu begeben, UNI BON ba
ben 8eg Der &onbe nod einmul gu
MAIDEN.
Ser Mono mar perbIabt, Elm mat
ter S9ein bes Triibli9ts itabl fi9 be-
reits bon Often Der iiber bic JDbrbe,
als er enDIi9 tpieber gu ben Mnlagen
qelanQte. @s mar BON bier aus nod
elm babies Stiinb9en Bis gu @palos
Mobnung.
0ur1 Die 11neebelafteten 3Deige
brang Die Morgenbdmmerung uno
bei9ien in einiger @ntfernung Dor ibm
cine 8dnf, bic an benz fleiner Promez
nabentpeq ftanD. Sin unfenntli9er
@egenitano - pielei9t elm 8aum@
ftumpf, elm &eiiigbiinbei - befano fi9
Oi4t babel. Der bunfle Sled bob fi9
fndrf BON Der bei9neiten 8ont unb
Der meiBen S9neebede, bic ben MalD=
boben bebedte, ub.
8puratb bIieb pIDBIi9 erf9roden
fteben. Das mar ia Elm menf9li9er
RDrper, Der ba Didt Bel Der 8ant am
8oben lag! 9ufig elite er ndber, bds
miibe Muge anitrengenb.
Gin gntieBens54rei entrdng fi4
feiner 8rult. @r erfdnnte bic Uniform
zines @eeofficiers. ia, nod mebr. er err
fannie bas eritarrte MntliB ieines
6reunbes gnalb b. Meerbeimbl
Mit tpantenOen Rnieer itiir3te CT
binau.
n@naIb! @naIbl. Meerbeimb,
mas 1T Sbneng"
Seine Mntfport.
@r mari fid neben Dem leblos Ddz
Iieoenben in bic 8niee, r~iittelte unb
i9iittelte i'm. Ser R0rper mar iteif,
bic 6dnbe lagen ~regungslOs i'm
@@nee. Die Mugen tparen gef9lois
fen.
.Gpalb! @palb!4 REF Der @diffs=
baumeiiter nod einmal in fur4tborem
gntfeben.
Der am 8oben liegenbe Officer CAB
fein Qebens3ei9en BON ii9.
@olratb rib bic 9anbf9ube BON
ben Tingern unb betaitete bas Mntlib
unb bic 8ruit ieines 5reunbes. Starr
unb eifig fiiblte fi4 Die 0aut an.
@r bob nit oitternben 5in9ern bic
Qiber bes @%rftarrten empor unb fab
Elm gebro6enes Mugel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
BUS TRANSPORTATION
MOVING. STORAGE. CARRIAGE

.ApY'S local 600 GU ~. vans: two men,
s. houi 2f2 Labeue Townsend s.ui32
ANY TIME day or night. CAL WRIGHT,
local moving Reliable Trinity 1890.
ATLANTIC Local. padded vans 7u1 az.
two men S. hour. 1880 McNichols.
TVinhro1k -6fO5
EAGLE Local fGrniturc pianos store
fixtures. safes machinery bu2 East
Warren. Temple i-2tiG
EHALT Local moving loads wanted.
Michigan. ohio Fenusy wanna. Free esti-
mates 1922 Livernos Lafayette 1854
LIVERNOls' MOVING
Loads ~ ana from Ohio. Indiana Illinois.
Pennsylvania West Virginia. New York.
Michigan Storage of hrepr01f construct ION.
eiP1 LlVERNOIS HOGARTH $500
MOVING Trunks furniture appliances
local RED SlCARTAGEl 1880 Warren
TYLER 4-se22 u
RETURN loads Immediately New York
Missouri Illinois. Indiana. Pennsylvania
local and Michigan moving Winner Var
Lines 1892 quincy. University 2-6650.
ROBERT PALMER Local moving cart
AXE cIrriture pianos. rcfriEsrat0rs
3jf1 Harper. Plaza 10i0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
BEAUTY CULTURE SCHOOLS
TECHNICAL SCHOOLS

GIRLS! Free Beauty Culture trainir
Hygeuic School. S5io Twelfth. Maids
S053
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20

FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLD GOODS
BEDROOM FURNITURE for sale. 24s
Palmer. Apt. s.
BOX SPRING; ssd mattress both for eoiy
$3.50. save Furn., 1850 Gratiot.
NEAR SEVEN-MILE ROAD
BRAND new furniture that's scarce; you
can have !, on low, easy terms. bed
room suites, dining room set, porcelain
dinette sets. living room suites with coil
springs. innerspring mattresses, box springs
and coil springs, metal lamps and smokers,
Better grade gas stoves and an entire list
o CRYSTAL FURNITURE co.
3i25 Gtatiot at McDougall
ALSO AT MICHIGAN, CORNER sOTH
BRAND new. beautiful apiece wine frisze
tion. Sacrifice $50. Hurry for this Open
8 too spitz. 1868 Gratiot. cor. Baldwin.
BRAND NEW lounge chairs In beautiful
wine and blue covers. Sacrifice, se4.
MlTCHELLs, 5000 GRATloT
BRAND new Jenny LIND ano poster beds:
all sizes. maple or walnut. 3i2s Grstiot.
Brand new box springs. any size. Sli.
MlrcHELL's. 5000 GRATIoT
BUNK beds with spring and mattress; 10
remaining. Must be sold at once. Spitx.
Open To 3. 1868 Gratiot, cor. Baldwin.
DOOR mirror. round mirror. oblong mir
ror square mirror. HOOK. 1889 Mack
FIVE rooms high class furniture; flat in
Guided with furniture. couple no ct2l-
dren Tyler 7-si06
FULL coli innersprlng mattress. $3.50.
Cook Furniture. 2700 Gratiot
FURNITURE. rugs studio touches, Holly.
wood beds: low prices. 5000 Cass.
HEATING coal stoves; all sizes: easy
terms. Ruby's, 1881 Grand River; 1900
r. Grand Blvd.
INNERSPRiNG mattresses. any size. floor
samples. ST. Mitchells 5000 Gratiot.
LEAVING state, closing out reasonably.
household furnishings, excellent condi.
ton iC52s Ardmore.
LIVING ROOM furniture. used win sac
rtice. Al condition. 74f0 ST. Thomas
LIVING RIM 2-PC. MOHAIR USED. $40.
ACE FURNITURE. 255 Michigan Ewes.
LIVING room outfit - $50: s2 week
Lees 1881 Grstiot. ii6 w. McNichols
LOVELY sofa and lounge chair: good
condition. 3772 Rochester. TYLER i.45s5.
NEW COIL AND SPRINGS
$685.
ALL SIZES
RAIMI BROS.
1905 CD RIVER Mr. 18th
1880 CD RIVER Mr. sCHOOLCRAFT
Open Ewes. Except Mon. Tues, Wed
NEW innerspring mattresses; studio eoucheZ
H. S. Bedding Co. 4J40 Aayoury Grand.
NEW furniture trace your piano. City
Music. TAI: Mack open ewes
RUGS - USED. CLEANED. 9xi2, ssio
6X9 wilt AKIN - 80 up. Competing.
65c yard up, throws. 81 up. AMERICAN
CARPET CLRs., $685. Oakland MA. 1913
RUGS cleaned used QX12, Sxi0 80 SO up
Runners. throws, 81 up. CENTER CAR
PET 'CLRS 1922 Woodward. TO. s-sii4.
RUGS. sxi3. sxls izxIa. Ii.sxl2. Others
today 29is 18TH 81. nr. Temple. DIR.
SAVE 500 on living room and bedroom
sets sun Furniture. 1922 Gratiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
WAR WORK WANTED

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MICHIGAN FLAME HARDENING co.
1882 West Fort CA 5645
UNIQUE Grinding Company 1895 Charest
tConanD Specializing Blanchard Grind
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