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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24

for $40, which is to pay postage
and witness expenses. The bar
rister or solicitor works for moth
ing and often pays the costs out
Of his own pocket. >
These divorce plums, however,
are only for persons earning $40 a
week or less and who are not worth
over $3.50 Besides being virtu-
ally given away, these charity di-
vorces are far quicker than the
costly ones for the well-to-do. The
barristers are donating their valu-
able time and they waste precious
little time of witnesses. either.
Just as a high death rate goes
with a high birth rate, so the
Jump in marriage mortality APP
pears to run hand-in-hand with
new marriages. Some of these
weddings do not have the blessing
of the War Office, for various
reasons. Quite a few are based
more on cupidity than Cupid.
The authorities are carefully
guarding against ladies who sud-
denly become passionately fond Of
men in the forces or about to be
called UP, when the motive seems
to be to qualify for an army al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24


B e sid e s [ h e
ra C X e [ marriages
there is another
crop of bad matri-
monial risks from
so many foreign
soldiers in the coun-
try, many of whom
have wives in the
occupied countries
but--not being sure
whether these are
still alive, or, If so,
will still be at the
end of the war
take a chance on a
new one.
Still others are
wedding Canadians
and Anzacs, not
only as meal tickets
but also transporta-
ton TO new and in
teresting parts of
the world If they
change their minds,
after the war, it
costs only SO to
cancel the trip, with
one of those bargain
divorces.
Still another sort
of marriage. though
non mercenary, is
frowned upon - the
wedding of British
soldiers in foreign
lands. It was found,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24

EngIand's Newly Authorized Cut
Rate Matrimonial Meetings. Are
Quicker The Less They Cost. Some
for Nothing. But the Judges Are
Puzzled Over Just What Constitutes
Deserfion and Cruelty in Wartime
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-04
IT. A at West End
Meets Wednesday

The Parcnt-Tcachrr Association
at West End school held lis regular.
monthly meeting Wednesday after
noon at 1870 o'clock. The meeting
was opened with the singing of
America" with Mrs. James ConnclI
al The piano. Miss Sue Kelly then led
IN Il beautiful prayer.
Mrs. Il. {. w. Radlord. president.
presided over Il short business Sos
sion in which several mpprtnn,
items were discussed A count WAS
taken oi The mothers present and
Mrs. w. NJ. Young'S third grade and
Miss kelly'S fifth grade won.
Mrs. ID. ID. Hocutt gave most in
formative and enjoyable report ON
the district PIT. a. conference held
IN Durham. Six districts were rep
resented and Mrs. Hocutt's audience
was delighted 10 hear that West End
was given commentator as To lis
PIT. 4. and also its school boy pa
;rol.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-04
Miss Lassiter Is
Speaker at PIT. A.

| MISS Elizabeth l.a>SItcr. education
al director al the First Bnp,is,
chulch. WIS the speaker al the p
J.: ~ oil Central school. which met
Wednesday afternoon at the school
| ohe READ several passages OF Scrlp-
lure relating 10 the proper training
Oh children III the home and en-.
phasiHed this thought by showing
| suitable books Tor parent ydur;i,Iuu
ana BOOKS Tor children Themselves.
one stressed That parents should read
10 ana with children. should Guide
men childrcn.s reading. and above
all should lead the child IN the hulnc
L" Know and love God. She closed
her talk with a prayer.
Miss LaSs!tcr's talk WAS in con-
necti"n with Chi!clrCn's Book Week.
which i IN November.
ne mC'lr" vas opened with tic
SINGING OF Come Yc Thankful Pco-
pc IN kc"pmE with the season. Two
dell Shiiul readings by Mrs. Albert
f"iham were another interesting
feature Ui the nru.r:lr,
During the business session II w..
reported tina, tho lUnChrunnl il ,.in,-
ca temporarily and that - question:
mare VIII bc sent I" tho. puYcniS
| aD"l'l ms. !! "y- urged that pa:-
ems nave th'i' children go home 10
h"' IiniCh II they live near enough.
| DrinE q IHnCD from home. or eat i'm
me IunGh'""m # and when II re
opens. Mlnv children. it was aid.
are n"W htvmC ;nu eating too many
sweet. "MCh are against the rule,
90 h'ti(h Hnn even make the children
| siCil at school
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-04
Miss Ellis Talks
TO Jr. Civic Clul,

Miss Clara Mac Ellis. county wei
iarc officer. WAS guest speaker OF the
Junior Civic club al their meeting
last night IN The home of Miss Al
thea Perry. Miss Ellis talked on the
problem OF juvenile delinquency and
the supervision ui such cases.
Mrs. J. II. Hicks. Jr. presided over
the meeting. introducing the speak
CT. and then presented Mrs. Hal Bis
Sctt, chairman of the welfare depart
mcnt Of the club. who outlined the
work projects for the club for the
coming year.
New members taken into the club
at this meeting We're Misses Helen
Register. Dorothy MCDufric. HaZcl
Finch. Althca Perry. Frances Sattcr-
white. and Mrs. William Ormand.
New sponsors chosen for the year
are Mrs. ". Il. FcSperman and Miss
Betsy Rose Jones.
Tho first assault on North Africa
required 10 tons of maps.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-04

Heres Il case where hearts arc
lrumpS. This gay little irock. Pattern
936l c"n be stitched up quickly and
easily: the artist has shown YOU in
the diagram how few seams there
are. We suggest that you choose a
lively print Spiccd up with colorrul
contrast trimming.
Pattern 1851 comes in misses and
W"mcn'S sizes II. Is. Ia. 20: 81. "a,
36. SO. 40. -. Size 10. > "a ydS. 35-
inch and 5-8 yd. contrast.
Send SINTEEN CENTS in coins
Tor this pattern Write plainly SIZE.
NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE NUM-
Der.
send Your order to Henderson
Daily Dispatch. Pattern Department.
232 West 18th ST., New York, N. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-04
Mock Wedding At
The High School

y mock wedding of the utmost in
anlty took place in tho Henderson
nigh $cinnr auditorium Wednesday
morning when Miss Billy Davis be-
came the bride of Ms" Rosa Mac
Cogmll, with the REV" OvCda Ellis
officiating. using the ring around the
rosy ceremony.
The mutual music was rendered
by quartet composed of Tempe
Bradley. Martha Evans, Adele Blue.
and Jewel Allen. They sang Drink
To Nc Only With Thine Eyes" ac-
companied by Della Dixon at Inc
piano.
UShcrS were Mr." Mary Ware
Bruin. Mr." LaSSic Dixon. Mr."
MablC Butts. and Mr." Helen Clark.
The bridesmaids were Miss" Fur
man Spec" Harper. Miss" Johnny
Baiiy. Miss" Macon House, ana
Miss Aubry King. all former
SwccthcartS III The groom. They cal
rlcd bouquets of Chrysanthcmums.
Miss Harper wore drop
ShUuldcrcd gown of pink net trim.
med with blackvclvct ribbon. Miss"
Baity'S dress was of sheer white
with puff sleeves and sweetheart
nCcklinC. Miss" Macon wore a green
dress with purple StrcamcrS. Miss"
Aubry. who has lovely rcd hair. was
dressed most bccomingly in a pink
gown which featured the new split
al the plaCkct filled in with news
paper.
The twin flower girls. Ollie ana
ROllic Vaughan. wore charming little
white dresses of the much talked
about ceiling" length. Their white
picture hats we're tied with pink veil
and they carried baskets of rose
petals.
Little Miss Josephine KcarSon was
the ring bearer.
The bride, Miss" Billy Davis en-
tered with her father Mr." Mar
garCt Abbott. by whom she was
given in marriage. She wore a gown
of green crepe dmachinc gun. Her
head was lost in cloud of veil
which was ~houldcr-lcngth. She car
ricd mixed autumn flowers.
The groom dressed in a black suit
Of the newest style. was attended
by M" Shirley Bass.
Relatives of the bridal couple who
attended the ceremony were Martha
Bailey. Lyman Mclean. Dorcas Cup
ton. Dorothy Avscuc. and Ellen
BraSswell.
Tie wedding was tagged by home
room 100 with J. II. McCrimmon as
sponsor
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-04
Clarke St. PIT. A.
Hears Miss Ellis

The CT, rkc Street PIT. 4. met in
the school auditorium "Wednesday ar-
tcrunuu with Miss Clara Mac Ellis
welfare superintendent Ur Naacc
county, a. guest speaker. Miss Ellis
spoke uu ''.lrlvcnilc Delinquency" and
stressed every persons responsible
lily N stamping out delinquency in
The community.
+. NJ. Powell. Gin plain. took Us his
test i"r the dcvotiOnS II Timothy. the
fourth chapter.
The business session WAS presided
over 10y Mrs. W. l.. BcasIcy. prcsi-
dent The PIT. \. has conducted Il
membership campaign for the past
month: when the poll MAS taken il
WaS found that the . S>ociatiun has
pad members. which i 100 percent
and an increase of 10 over last wear.
Membership - not limited Ia persons
Win ch!!drCI in school but i, AVAIL
able 10 all people Interested in the
welt re- OF children. Mrs. {. NJ. Cnop-
or room won the prize for signing
the most members in the campaign.
Miss Agnes Moore. principal. Sla-
ted that IN the past month there VAS
a n.Gh percentage of absences and
tardmc>> nd urged ali patrols la
&C. the children II school on time
ana not Ia keep them out Of school
Tor anything except Illness and cmcr-
Ccncy. The number of teachers in
the school system is Based on the at
tendance record.
The members are planning IT, dom
ate Christmas gifts for the SldicrS .:
Fort Bragg.
Mis-. Cuoper's third grade won the
attendance prize.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-04
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
Tho Authority on AuthorItle,-

q diamond led. With that order OF
play to the carly tricks-or any
order. for. that matter. South was
sure to take ten tricks unless he
slipped. as he needed to lose only
one trick in spades. one in hearts
and one in diamonds.
Play about like that occurred
everywhere. except where one
South botched the hand. but the
bidding varied greatly. Who would
think. regardless of the time he
spent on the matter. that East
would pass South's bid of 1-Heart
II North passed it? That is exact.
~ what developed at one table.
and East therefore got a tie for
top score since his opponents. not
having bid game. could not get
the 50O-point premium for game.
One other pair missed bidding the
game. because South jumped to
3-Hearts over East's l-Club. and
everybody passed It. Some bid 2.
Hearts over the 1-Club and
reached game.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-04
Hicksboro News
BY MRS. j. ID. KNOTT.

The people of Dexter church held
a barbecue supper at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. K. F.. DickcrSon last
Friday night. a large crowd attend
cd and the barbecue was about all
sold
Mrs. {. ID. Blake has received
word that her husband. Pvt. Carl
Blake, has arrived safely overseas
and is now in England.
MRS. l.. N. Blake spent Monday
night and tuesday with Mrs. &. -.
Blake.
Mrs. Victor Knott and Mrs. Ed
Boyd visited Mrs. c. ID. Blake Tues
day night.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-04
Shoe Ration
Regulations
Change Again

Raleigh. Nov. l.. Starting Noycn,-
Der .. special shoe rattan sInn,ns
Whlch dealers ISSUE la their custrrn-
"rS Tor refunds will no longer hay,.
u 3O-daN time limit. but viii be good
indefinitely. the same as AnpIauc
Stamp |. the Raleigh District office
ol Price administration said TO-DAY.
In making this announcement
however. OPA said. tine 30-dav time
limit will sill apply la all special
shoe stamps that are issued in hard
snip cases because these extra IA
llonS are only for persons vino ur-
gently need shoes"
Removal OF the 3U-dav limit M
plies only 40:
!. Special shoe stamps that dealers
ISSUE '" customer. when ihCv are
unable 10 fill an order for which a
ration stamp has been given or when
thcy accept the return Of ratIOncd
shoes which can be sold as new.
:. Special shoe stamps that local
boards issue 10 replace stamps which
have been spent for defective shoes
ana those that have been accidentally
Torn from ration books.
3. Special shoe stamps that are is
sued by authorized OPA offices as
regular ratlnnS To- residents of the
United States who are not eligible
Tor war ration books. such as propic
who arc confined in institutions
which do not furnish them with
SHOES.
This action permits consumers
who receive such special shoe stamps
to spend them when they actually
need shoes. II removes any tcmpta-
ton 10 buy unnecessarily or care
icSSly III order to beat the dead
line
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-04
VARIATIONS ENDLESS

THERE is no limit 10 the num-
Der OF different things that can
happen on a series of deals. With
some Of them. even the most en-
haustive study. with all four
hands In sight. could not enable
you TO think OF all the things
winch actual human beings would
40 70 those cards. That is equally
true OF both the bidding and the
play. After you have thought of
every possible variation you can
conceive. the score slips Of a dup
mca'e game. plus a questioning of
me players involved. will some
urnes disclose events that never
occurred to you as the most re-
mote possibility.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-04
Transferred 10 Santa Ana.

AS James &. Crabtrcc. of the u.
5. Army Air Corps. has recently
been transferred from the Montana
State College at BoZcman. Montana.
10 the Army Air Base in Santa Ana.
California. While there nc viii take
examinations and tests FOR cla<Sif-
cation as pilot. bombardiCr. or
navigator and also undergo his pre-
Tight training. after which he will
be sent 10 one of the living schools
To start his flying training.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-04
Receive Training al st. Petersburg.

WdI1cr NndrCW HaSklnS, son Of MI.
and Mrs. W. S. Haskins. 500 Mont
gOmcry street. Henderson and james
Monroe Stanley. whose wife is re-.
siding al route three. Henderson. arc
now training al the u. S. Maritime
Service Training Station in ST.
Petersburg. Fla.
Scamcn " skins and Stanley are
row in preliminary training which
includes general courses in first aid.
lifcsaving. general SCamanship. etc.
Upon completion of their basic train
nis they expect TO enter Tire Deck
department for specialized training.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-04
Daughter Is ROru

Pvt. and Mrs. &. d. Blake an
n".ncc the birth nl u daughter.
Nancy Louise. ON November |. 1913.
~ the home of Mrs. Blakc's parents
Nj. and Mrs J. ID. Knott. Mother and
hdDN arc both doing nicely.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-04
In North Africa

Mrs. Ed Harris. of 1913 n. Garnet
street. has received Il letter from her
son. Pvt. Kenneth II. Harris. stait.
ing that he has arrived safely ~
North Africa. He is the brother of
Pvt. William II. Harris. who has
been overseas l8 months and vino
arrived in North Africa last Christ
mas day.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-04
Visitors Yesterday

Mr. l.. w. IIpbguod. II. G. Hob
good, Mr.. and Mrs. t.. w. Hobeood.
and 1t. and Mrs. l.. RI. Hobgund visi-
ted Mrs. Frank Allen in Fayetteville
and Mrs. e. J. OVERLY in Smithficld
yesterday.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-04
Home Off MancuycrS

Corporal e. NJ. Hight. Jr.. who has
been on mancuvcrs with his outfit,
AN engineering corps. in Tennessee.
is home for a weeks rurlough with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. &. NJ.
Hight. on Andrews avenue.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-04
X X X X X X
4 WITH THE COLORS r
X X 4 X X X

Private Norman Il. Bramc is now
with the 2iOth QuartcrmaStcr Dcpu;
Supply Company at Fort Dix. N. j..
1t is announced. lie was recently
transferred from camp in Portland,
Oregon.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-04
CONGRATULATIONS
'i&tM&!g
Birth of Son

Nh. and Mrs. Lee Coghiil announce
the birth of sou. James Woods. ON
Wednesday. November 3. at Maria
Fdrh"m hospital. Mother and son
axe said Iu be doing nicely.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-04
Visiting Here

1t. md Mrs. l.. II. Hobgood. of I.c-
bauum. Tenn. arc spending several
days here with Ii. Iiobgund'S grand
mother. Mrs. J.. w Hobguod. at her
home on Xcnc street.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-04
PAGE FIVE

II is estimated than 400. 900 Ger
mans and AuStrIanS left the Reich
because Of oppression between 1888
and 1899.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-04

The total natural increase in the
population oil Canada from 1926 t.
1910 MAS 1857 .993-au annual aver
age increase oi 1857 persons.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-04
Birth of DalIchtcr

Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Lungmirc an
n"unCc the birth of Il daughter. Lois
Jeanette. on October 80 at Maria
PTrham hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-04
Birth of SON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Parkinson an
n"ilucc the birth al u son. Jcrr.y
Wayne. al Maria Parham Hospital
"r November /.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-04

The choir of The FIRST Methodist
church Will practice tonight at o o.
clock Il the church.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-04

dealer: North. North South
vulncrablc.)
ii South gets into the wrong
contract of 3-No Trumps. and
clubs are opened. how should he
play that suit and hearts TO give
himself the best chance!
lattlrps Syndicate Inc
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-04
Tired Husbands!
Rundown Wives!
Want New Pep, Vim, Energy?

Thousand. ~ men snd women wesk. rundown, p,p.
lee. because blood needs iron. positively drui,d At
result. ~ Usrrt Supplies hrrnpsrf'e do.ss Of iron
for pep vitality: proDhy'1cf'e doses Of vitsmin ri
UwiCE minimum dsilJ sdu requirement. 10 protect
sgH'rst deficiency lack cf vim: plus calcium pho..
phofu. Try this famous tome for tstie.s sthsusted
Iron condition.. thai rnskr yoy feel wesk tired.
ont. older thar yssfr Special introductory sire
csJs 81, se' Get U,''ss rcoie Tablets TOplv
~ all drug stores eNerywhere-
III Henderson, at Woolards.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-04

distributed BY King Features Syndicate Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Wanted to Rent Houses

WARM HOUSE
or lower income family OF three; All
references Madison 2s2s 10 s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Rentals Wanted


REFINED colored girl wishes housekeep-|
ing room or small apartment. Lafayette
$3.50
RELIABLE colored couple wants 5-6-room
bungalow, flat, west. northern section.
Townsend S-0l27.
RELIABLE Colored couple desires fat;
upper, lower. four workers. references.
Randolph 1929.
RELIABLE coiored couple wants or 4
! room apartment Tyler 7-2lls.
IRRESPONSIBLE couple with baby wants
! or 4-room unfinished apt. east side
preferred; excellent references. Phone
Niagara 1928.
WANT 4-room upper flat. East side. No
children. 'Call between and !. lvanhoe
t3245.
YOUNG couple With child desire 40 rooms,
unfinished; northwest. Cedar 1898.
YOUNG coiored couple; 3-5-room flat, apt. :;
good references Ty. 6-s296
lCOLORED - Refined couple wants Cd
room house, flat or apartment north
Boulevard bonus, Townsend i=sss4
CoLORED family, defense workers 20
children desire house, flat, northeast
side. Townsend 7-6lS9.
COLORED couple desires nice room or
small furnished apartment MA. 1922.
COLoRED defense worker desires 5-s-room
house good references. Cherry 6Ia5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Business Places for Rent

CHARLEVofX. 1871 Three large stores !;
also connecting single store suitable
light manufacturing, saless-etc rent ell
or part reasonable CA. 1852
ESSEX i3iOl, at Lenox Heated store IN
apt bldg. suitable any business; cheap.
ca. 1882
HALL. 5Ox4O. furnished. dance floor. 30
foot kitchen, amusemcnts, MEETINGS
schools $40 night nights month. $50.
. East Columbia. Randolph ITO.
HUMBOLDT, 2sOl. located on Western
Market. Inquire 1895 18TH Street.
Lafayette 1898.
CONsULr the enlarged Real Estate list.
ings In the big sunday Times Want A
Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
OPEN FROM ? TC
COLORED
ROSEDALE COURT

BET WOODWARD AND JOHN r.
LIST floor 2-rm. apis. End floor, 2-rm.
apis | basement apt IL A. heat with
stoker. Very good condition inside and Uut.
Present income close 20 $500 mo. Can give
possession IN 80 DAYS or less
81 sO0-S2 0lO Dn.-X65 Mo
~ q WOODRtFF INC CHERRY 2T3T
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

ASH. 1905 tTrumbulD Gentleman only
continuous hot water. Temple 2-37Sl.
p. Deacon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Houses for Sale
Greater North WoodWerd)

BENNETT W. 224 FernGale--l4 bk. ~
Woodward Attractive bungalow. knoity
pine diner. owner will yscate 50 $50, ,, h.
A. terms CA. $3.50. Lanphsr's. IL 2-57bS.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings In the big sunday Times Want Al
Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21
Trucks Wanted

ANY make. rnoael or condition for junk
ms. Arrow Truck Parts, Lafayette io5o.
TRUCK wanted Light pickup: would con-
sider panel or sedan delivery. Will pay
cAsh NJ AsEood. no. ael1.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

COUPLE wants modern Broom furnished
apartment In respectable neiIhpotno1n'
northwest section preferred. Trinity 2-225s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

New Houses for Sale

a DEFENSE Homes PROJECT
$500 DOWN.. r. Sec Move Right In
Call John T.. Qunian Oh, 4s2i
ATTRACTIVE piecemesl home ? bed
rooms cement moor UNITY; ffoored attic:
complete plumbing: 50 $40. $500 down SOS
month. city transportation. HarpeT-s-Mils
section. Inquire 20sll Harper. To. 2-ss2o.
-Dt'E to prori,irs, Time u limited. See new
FLA models with large Bttics. tile fea-
lures at $500 down. stop al Zo5I7 HEX.
DRY. or call TIL. 2-7733.
READ Times want Ads FOR proht--uss
them for results!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-21

y EUCLID Mr. JOHN r
2-story frame, : nm. X A. ht. income
type. AGAR gar. 50 600. Mrs. Finley.
CA. O32i or To s-3s65
HOMER WARREN a co