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Evening star., 1943-01-31
More Pay for 10000
Meat Packers Urged
By WLB Panel
Report Is Expected to
Provide Severe Test Of
Little Steel Formula
Bv OLIVER MCKEE,

A severe test of its Little Steel"
wage formula faces the War Labor
Board in panel report recommend
ing wage increase for 1000 work.
ers in the country's four largest
meat packing companies.
According to the panel report,
average hourly earnings of workers
in the big Four'-Swift & Co.,
Armour & Co., Wilson Co. and
Cudahy Co.-have advanced from
II and 18 per cent between Janu-
airy l. 1941, and May, 1912, more
than the rise in living costs during
this period, and thus, under the
Little Steel yardstick, their estab-
lished peacetime standards have
been preserved"
The boards action is being
awaited with particular interest in
view Of the growing union demands
for. wage increases to meet rising
living costs. Secretary of Labor
Perkins reported last week that liv-
ing costs rose 8 per cent during
Americas first war year.
The unions involved in seeking
new contracts with the packers
asked for increases ranging from 10
to 20 cents an hour, with union Sc
curity and other provisions.
Following the certification of the
disputes to the War Labor Board
last summer, hearings were held be-
fore a panel. The report of this
group submitted to the beard last
fall was revised to conform to the
new wage stabilization policy laid
down by the President in his execu-
tive order of October 3, 1912.
The panel rejected the union de-
mands for an increase of from 10
to 20 cents an hour, recommending
instead general raise of 5la cents
an hour, retroactive to June /, 1912,
ito correct Embellishments and in
equalities which if allowed to con-
tinue would not only constitute a
gross inequity but would hamper
production of essential foods"
Under the Little Steel' formula,
the packing house workers would
not be entitled to higher pay, the
report admitted.
John F. Cuneo, employer member,
in a dissenting report, took sharp
issue with the panel majority, de-
claring he could find no facts to
Justify an exception to the rule that
there should be no general wage
increases exceeding the rise in nv-
ing costs since January l, 1941.
IF the supposed connection be-
tween steel and packing wages rath-
er than cost Of living is to govern
increase Of packing wages, the in
crease recommended here will re-
suit in inequalities to steel workers
unless their wages are correspond
ingly increased, an inflationary
spiral will be set up, and the Presi-
dents efforts to prevent initiation
will be defeated" he warned.
Evening star., 1943-01-31
Butter Average
|For Civilians Put
At IS Lbs. q Year
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Civilians will have an average of
13 pounds of butter this year, COM
pared with 16 pounds last year and
normal average of II pounds, the
Agriculture Department estimated
yesterday.
A summary of the butter shortage
by the Office of War Information
said the principal causes were:
l. Men in the armed forces eat
about double the amount they ate
as civilians.
2. The armed forces are putting
away reserves to make sure they will
have supplies when and where they
need them. .-
! 3. Production at present is at the
low point of the year.
4. Last year an unusual amount of
milk that formerly went into butter
was used for other dairy products.
5. Many civilians earning more
money now want to buy more butter
than formerly.
Owl said that less than / per
cent of the country's butter was
shipped to foreigners under lease
lend, most of which went to the
Russian Army. .,s-e.l
Evening star., 1943-01-31
New Command Setup
Under Eisenhower Seen

2. the Associated Press.
LONDON, Jan. 30.-A new Allied
command setup in North Africa
which would leave 1t. Gen. Dwight
D. Eisenhower as supreme COM
mander with a group of British
specialists" working under him,
was forecast today by the News
Chronicles North African corre-
spondent.
There was no official comment
here on the projected arrangement.
Under the reported arrangement
Gen. Sir Harold Alexander, at pres
ent commander Of British forces in
the Near East, would be in charge
Of land operations: Admiral Sir An
drew Browne Cunningham would
remain at the head Of Allied naval
operations, and Chief Air Marshal
Sir William Tedder would command
all aerial activities.
Evening star., 1943-01-31
Sub Base al Lorient
Hammered by Raj
6th.Time in Is Days
u Germon Fighters
Downed in U. S. Raid
On German Homeiund
E, the Associated Press.


LONDON, Jan. 20.-British bomb
ers blasted Germany's submarine
base at Lorient last night for the
sixth time in 16 days. the Air Min
istry announced today, while the
9Th United States Air Force dis
closed for the first time TIE results
of Wednesdays initial all-American
assault on the German homeland.
In retaliation, n fight of four
German planes bombed a town on
the southeast coast of England early
today, demolishing two dwellings
and killing at least three persons,
the Air Ministry reported.
Four bombers failed to return
from the raid on Lorient, on the
Bay Of Biscay, in Western France,
which was struck previously on the
night of January 26 after a lull of
only two days.
A heavy tonnage of high explo-
sive and incendiary bombs was
dropped last night, the Air Min
istry said, but the damage was not
learned Immediately because of
heavy clouds and poor visibility.
One bomber pilot reported seeing
dull amber glows through the clouds,
indicating that fires were started,
% German Fighters Downed.
Shortly after the Air Ministry
announcement of continued blows
against the Nazi U-boat menace, the
9th United States Air Force re-
vealed that American Flying Fort
resses and Liberators shot down %
German fighters in the large scale
raid on the Wilhelmshaven subma-
rine base and the Emden industrial
area Wednesday and came out of
the daylight attack with only three
bombers missing.
Apparently no more than three
German planes escaped the United
States airmen in their first blow at
the heart of the Axis, for returning
flyers said the defending force num-
bered only about Is planes in all.
The leading Fortress in the raid
was piloted by Col Frank Arm
strong, jr., of Asheville, N. C.
Other members of the crew are
Maj. c. E. Putnam of Jacksboro,
Tenn, the co-pilot; 1t. r. j. Salt
riniki of Alhambra, Calf, the navi-
gator: 1t. S. D. Yaussy of Glendale,
Calf, the bombardier; Sergt R. A.
Savage of Eynon, Pa, radio oper-
ator; Col. Henry Berliner of Wash
ington, D. c.; Sergt. Charles D. Hill
of Baltimore, Ohio, left waist
gunner; Sergt. j. E. Collette of
Chelmsford, Mass, top turret gun
ner; Sergt. Donald Punstall of
Darlington, S. c., tail gunner. and
Sergt. r. A. Erickson of Chicago,
ball turret gunner.
No Firsts to Be Designated.
The first man to cross the line into
Germany probably was 1t. Yaussy,
sitting in the nose of the ship just
ahead Of the navigator, 1t. Sal
triniki. although the Army said it
Mould make no official designation.
Since many planes dropped bombs
it was Impossible, the Army said, to
say who dropped the first bomb on
Germany.
The last official Army figure on
the number of German planes
brought down by Fortresses was A
in the Rommilly raid, December 20,
when large opposition fighter force
was encountered.
No official figure was given for the
last previous Fortress raid, on Lille
January IA.
Evening star., 1943-01-31

Paste War savings stamp in
your aIbum-it will help paste the
enemy.
Evening star., 1943-01-31
Eisenhower Denies
Differences Between
Murphy and British
Divergence Never Bosed
On NotionoIism, He
Says in Statement
b. the Associated Press

p, the Associated Press.
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTH AFRICA. Jan. 3O.-Lt. Gen.
Dwight D. Eisenhower today set at
rest rumors from London and Wash
ington that Robert Murphy, United
States Minister In North Africa;
Harold Macmillan, British Resident
Minister. or William Mack British
civil liaison officer. had been st log
gerheads over political or military
matters.
80 far as I have been able to
detect T. have never had any differ
ence of advice from the British or
American staff, whether civil, po-
litical or military, based on nation
alism." the Lllied commander in
chief said in a statement.
While Gen. Eisenhower did not
say there had been no differences, it
was noted he stressed that there
had been no purely national di-
vergences
The British naturally approach a
problem differently from what !
would-it is our professional train
ing-but the solution reached was
approved by the whole works." he
said
1t was believed that the COM
mander in chiefs statement was
meant to apply to such matters as
the appointment of Marcel Pey-
routon, Governor General of AL
geria.
Mr.. Murphy, Mr.. Macmillan and
Mr.. Mack are Gen. Eisenhower S
advisers on political matters, such
as the giving of Allied approval to
political appointments in North
Africa.
Evening star., 1943-01-31
FOUND.

GLOVE, mans fur-lned gray suede. vic.
18th and Quincy SIS, ne Sat. after
noon. Call Warfeld 30s4
POCKETBOOK. black, in Clarendon Sat
urday. belonging 10 elderly lady with little
flrl, probably in car when given a ride.
Please call Mrs Norfolk, Glebe 0273
YOUNG DOG black. tan feet. white breast,
white mark on back; vicinity Brandywine
and 2Sth pl. WO. 361S.
Evening star., 1943-01-31
Eden FeIicitates Hull
On Educative Value
0fU. 5. White Paper
Says Document Should
Teach Folly Of Selfish
Nationalist Policies

The State Departments White
Paper dealing with American for
eign policy during the 1931-4l dec
ade was hailed by British Foreign
Secretary Anthony Eden last night
as a document which should help
teach the world "the folly and dan
ger OF selfish nationalist policies"
In message to Secretary of State
Hull. made public by the depart
ment, Mr.. Eden offered congratula-
tlons "on what I regard as a most
impressive and important document
which should have an immense edu-
cative value"
The White Paper, entitled Peace
and War" was published January
5. 1t summarized information
reaching the State Department.
which convinced Mr.. Hull as early
as 1888 that another world war was
brewing from German, Italian and
japanese aggressive policies, and the
efforts of this Government to main
tain peace.
ut seems to me-" Mr.. Eden said.
w SSNAAe SOiliJlClC dI1u COIl-
vincing statement of United States
policy, and I hope and believe that
among other lessons it will bring
home to all who read it the vital
need of cooperation between peace
loving nations and the folly and
danger Of selfish nationalist policies.
I feel that it deserves the widest
possible publicity"
The Department said it is in
formed that the White Paper is
being published officially in Great
Britain and being printed officially
or privately in several other coun-
tries. Several thousand copies in
Spanish translation have been re-
quested for distribution in the
American republics, it added.
Arrangements also are being made
for distribution of the White Paper
by newsstands and book stores
throughout this country to meet |
widespread requests for it.
Evening star., 1943-01-31
REWARDI

For return Of boys bicycle, red trimmed in
white make, Tops: frame, 1874 in. No.
69ss Ridley Shields, 5306 Decatur ST.
Rogers Heights. Nd, HyattS. 50s6
MANS RING, with owls head
and blue stone setting; re-
ward. Kieffer, RE. 1900, Ext.
71750.
Evening star., 1943-01-31
.WAAC Will Be Speaker
On New World Forum

1t. Ina M McFadden of the
WAACS will speak on The
WAACS and the War" at 6 o'clock
tonight at the YWCA, 901 Rhode
Island avenue NV. Her talk will
be a feature of the New World
Forum conducted semi-monthly on
Sundays for colored servicemen and
war workers by the USO Club at
the Phyllis Wheatley YWCA.
Mildred Carr, director, invites en-
listed men and women in Govern
ment work to attend and participate
in the question period and social
activities to follow. !
In observance of Social Hygiene
Week, Mrs. Carr has scheduled for
8;l5 Wednesday night a movie,
With These Weapons" and an ad-
| dress, For Your Protection" by
Ray Everett, executive secretary of
the Social Hygiene Society of
Washington.
Evening star., 1943-01-31
Gentil to Join Giruud

LISBON, Portugal Jan. 30 (P).-
Francois Gentil, former French
Minister to Portugual and more re-
Gently the Vichy envoy to Argentina
has left for North Africa to join Gen
Henri Giraud, it was reported here
today.
Evening star., 1943-07-04
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED,
SUBURBAN ROOMS WITH BOARD,
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

LARGE, COOL. DETACHED BRICK Ar
Colonial Village Shopping Center. near
Pentagon and District. on bus line; ample
oaths and phones Ms. Fay. CT. 5000.
Evening star., 1943-07-04

or Navy oficer. Phone NO. s994
1899 18th ST. N.W.-Single ROOM inner
spring mattress: SIS week Call after pm.
/ BLK. TO CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
Southern exposure corner rm., next to
rugs: S12 wk.. $50 mo. WI. 2635.
3712 18th ST. NW.-Beautifully furnished
large front double bedroom, next to bath,
PRIVILEGES, unlim. phone. RIA. 1919.
1341 L ST. NV downtown-Desirabie
comfortably furnished single and double
1880 GIRARD ST NW.-"The Palmer
House." lovely large, cool 2nd-door front
double room. S35.
1908 n. HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV. (near
goth and N SITS. very nicely furnished
front single and double rooms
Evening star., 1943-07-04

MAN wishes single room. private family.
Protestant: East Capitol st. section. Box
3oO-I, Star
Evening star., 1943-07-04

1905 S. EADS ST, Arlington, Va.-Large
room with dressing room, 5 windows, twin
beds. Rent single or double. Block OF
Jef: Davis hwy. near Natl Airport, 5-nlin.
sc fare to Pentagon.
300 so. WAYNE ST. Arl Val or 9
gentlemen, double bed: near bus; reason
able; bath semiprivate.
ARLINGTON, 922 So 22nd-15 min. by
bus to 18th and Pa. Single room for
woman, $50 month.
Evening star., 1943-07-04

1923 CLIFTON ST NW.-Lovely end floor
rated and we'll furnished. including secre-
tary; has double bed, large closet, next to
bath and phone: IL block 14th st: car
hne. qentlemen nreferred co. 1890.
Evening star., 1943-07-04

DELIGHTFUL, large front room, private
1927 KANSAS AVE. Nw-Sitting room
beds. Ami: excellent transp. RA e306.
Evening star., 1943-07-04
ROOMS UkFURNIShED.
ROOMS WANTED.

ROOMS WANTED.
REFINED GENTLEMAN desires large, we'll
furnished room with small family, section
surrounded by Rhode Island ave, Catholic
University and Lincoln rd.: conv. to buses
going 9th and Pa. ave. Phone De-
catur 1864. A.
WAVE OFFICER wishes room in home of
French speaking family. Call RA. 0440. A.
WANTED-Room with private family for
invalid woman and. nurse; suburbs or coun-
try preferred. Box It'll, Star.
GENTLEMAN DESIRES Ink. room in
NV. about S22 per mo-; will decorate
it myself. Box 362-L. Star.
UNF. ROOM, large. clean, Ink. wanted
by quiet lady. Govt. employe; reas. Box
43S-L, Star.
YOUNG LADY desires unfurnished room,
conv. trans, board optional. Call FIR
PROFESSIONAL MAN desires cool. COM
Portable corner room in refined home and
neShborhood within half hour Dept Agri-
culture. Va. or D. c. Box BIOL. Star
MAN wishes single room. private family
Protestant: East Capitol st. section. Box
3o0-I, Star
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

FOR fine workmanship, cali Crane Uphol-
STEERING. $685. Mack. PLAZA 217l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Miscellaneous for Sale
Stoves and Heaters

floor model. automatic lighter. A remark
able value at SIS. so.
WASHINGTON. 1865 Gratiot-open Ewes. 9
GAS ranges. Grated. marred: all makes
bargain. Superior. 1929 Grand River.
GAS STOVE. 3 BURNER, SIS UP
SPITZ 1855 GRATIOT, AT BALDWIN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

Can BERK's for Quality Upholstering
1908 CD. RIVER HO 2066
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
War Work Wanted
Plants Equipped 10
Accept Sub-COnfracfs

AN experienced concern in light material
and wood production. We can give quick
boxes, benches, etc. Berry Door, We. $4,000
Ex-ZAK Tool Die COMMISSIONING
tools. dies. 1881 Goodwin. Townsend
s-4516.
BONES, CRATES, TABLES, mill work,
Contracts, large or small. POWERS
LUMBER, 1918 Harper. Tuxedo 2-4S20.
COMPLETELY equipped machine shop, all
size lathes, mills. shapers, planers, drill
presses, disc grinding. Hogarth 1865.
EXPERT. quick service. Lathe, screw ma
chine drill press work. Murray 4le9.
HIGH SPEED steel tools welded. Weld
Tool. I'LL West Warren. Tyler 1-9010.
INDUSTRIAL brush spray painting tspe-
cialty); painting, decorating; fully In
sured. Cherry 2447.
JAY MACHINE TOOL GoMPANY--Lathes
shapers and mills available. Hogarth
7436.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Personals

A LIQUOR habit stopped at home secretly.
Arnold 246l Nat. Bank Bldg. RA. 1854.
A RELIABLE READER AND ADVISOR
Mrs. Edwards, 1870 Fort, Lincoln Park.
Special soc (Hours 1913 daily, Sundsy.)
Atlantic 1908
ADVISER. Radio. Astrologer; 81 years
experience. Evenings, Saturdays, sun
days. 80 Peterboro.
ANNA sKTUSTER, spiritual C1aTrV0yant
Reader-Daily appointments. S74l Mack.
Olive 1851.
ANALOGIsT-Lif Problems. (Know Try
self. Prof Michael Daily Appointments.
Temple 2-l33l.
AsTROLoGIsT- Madame Floye. Problems
Truthfully Solved. s64l East Forest.
PLAZA ores.
AsTROLOGER Crystal La Belle; your
home or mine. 290 Westminster. Trinity
2-0S4s.
READ Times Want Ads for proht-use
them for resutsl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Educational

ComptometeT Stenogrsph. Accounting
nregg shorthand. Dictaphone Typewnting
Gtc., Will improve your opportunities foI
satisfactory employment and advancement.
The BUSINESS INSTITUTE
schools are conducted al
Michigan Building, 220 Bagley. Detroit
az 5O4O Joy Road. near Grand River;
and at 32i0 GTatiOt, corner Of Mack.
Graduates receive assistance I'm securing
satisfactory permanent employment.
Phone Randolph 1884
for new prospectus or call. Enroll now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

BARGAIN Pennsylvania Mack upper
vacant; SIS. gar; $500 down. AR. 0s1s.
PORTER, 22nd-Modern 5 and 4; owner
leaving town; hot air furnace; Al shape;
only $4,000.
ELsEA REALTY q INVESTMENT co.
6217 FORT w. vi. 1-1400
LINCOLN PARK-4-4. reconditioned, near
Business section. Owner Atlantic 1850
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings in the big Sunday Times Want AID
Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

NEW innerspring mattresses; studio touches.
u. 8. Bedding Co. 45f0 Aayhary- Grand.
REPossEssED home outnt. rooms: 2-pc.
l. Z, Z-pc. b. r.. J-pc. dinette, St5.
BANK BLDG. 2fst CD. RIVER AT AID
RUGs--Used, cleaned; wfl,ons, sxi2. sxi0.
$3.50 up; Wilton runners, 75c yard M.
American Carpet Cleaning. $685. Oakland.
RUGS. sx15. sxis, i2xi5 IL. 31i2, ilxis,
others today. 2949 18th ST. mr.. Temple.
SAVE 500 on living room and bedroom
sets. Sun Furniture, 1874 Gratiot.
you always save at Kent Furniture. ls441
LivWnois.
9x12 JHts Velour Rug. Attractive Pattern.
Only SIS full price
spi,x, 1885 Gratiot. ~ Baldwin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
BALFoUR ROAD, 1417
CROSSE POINTE

10 rooms, baths. sunfoom. study. lava
tory; breakfast nook. four bedrooms
maids quarters 3rd foor). ARCo vAPOR
STEAM HEAT. will burn coal Electric
refrigerator; natural fireplace: Scar
garage. LOT 6O'si7J handicapped
PRICE AND TERMS REASONABLE
II. @. WOODRUFF, INC. CHI. 2737
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ings IN bs big Sunday Times Wsnt Ad
EectiOn-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

A BEAUTIFUL selection OF manufactur-
er's display sample living room suites
under $50. Why pay long price? Terms.
ALVIN FURNITURE. 1851 w. VERNON.
Open Thur, Fri. Sat, Ewes. TIN p.
A BEAUTIFUL ex12 Administer rug, Blue
Lead. used months, ST.. Mitchelrs.
5000 Gratiot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

ANDERDON. a5si--5-5: vacant: new
floors, completely moderniEed; 5000,
81 $50 down. Tuxedo 1-Osi7.
NAvAHoE, 80. OF JEFFERSON
2-family brick and 8. Good cond., II. A.
ht.. nat. iireplaces. side drive real bargain.
Mrs. Finley, CA. 032i or TO. s3s63.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Little Farms for Sale

BOMBER PLANT sPECIALr-Green-roof
4-room cottage; porch, bedrooms, lv-
ing room kitchenette. bathroom with
chemical toilet: electricity In; beautiful
corner parcel just south OF Wayne. Price
81. 80; 500 cash swings deal, rest
financed. GROSSMAN, cor. Van Born and
Wayne roads Phone Wayne 92O
COWAN RID &C with well-built log
cabin bungalow. deep well with cleo.
pump: circulating oil heater; adjoining
Nankin NILS: bargain with 81 900 down.
Newman, 10000 Plymouth Rd., RE. 672O.
PLYMOUTH RD.--Acre parcels: city
water; SOS down. Newman, Joy Road al
lnkster Road. Cherry 1850
CoLoRED-Don't 20 hungry without your
pork chops. steaks, chickens. Raise your
own. AZ Brighton. Mich. Lake privileges.
Skating and tobogganing; si25 gives deed.
Write Box 41-A. Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Flats for Sale

PALMS and Bagley-Brk 2-fst. SIS; 2
steam plants; Scar garage. Come in and
make offer 4340 w. Vernon. LA. 67s1.
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ings in the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
Houses for Sale
(Wesf of Woodtuopd)

WESTWOOD bet Warren and joys
rooms. modern, fun basement and attic
45-ft. lot $500 down. S048 Westwood.
OR. 7O40.
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ings in the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29

LATHES 10 TO A.; Shaper o. D., and i.
ID. grinding. Vienwood 1-6020.
LUMBER available for additions and alter
ations: prompt deliveries.
INTERSTATE ASPHALT LUMBER CO.
Mound at 10-Mile Rd.--SL. S4s1
RING TooL-DIE Company : Specializing
Dies. Tools, Jigs, Fixtures. 14025
Schaefer. Vermont 7-4524.
SMALL centerless grinding and lathe work
wanted on instrument parts. 237 Clinton.
wyandotte Telephone 2s35-W.
SPECIAL cutting tools CIV Tool Com
pany. Cambridge Massachusetts,, Richard
Pease. 1880 Appoline.
WE HAVE immediate capacity OF new No.
2 centerless grinder. either through feed
or shoulder work. Jay Gee Manufacturing
Company. 1909 Duquindre. Twinbrook
2-2s22.
WOODWORK of any kind drill presses,
lathes, sanders. Telephone Townsend
1896.
5 LATHEs up to 90 swing: No. mill,
arc-acetylene welding. Twinbrook 1925.
22"-2s"-42" PLANER CAPACITY
Now Open. Call Plaza 3l01.
READ Times Want Ads for proht-use
them for resultsi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
NeU Houses for Sale

A DEFENSE Homes PROJECT
$500 Down-Movs Right In
1854 =. Smile I'd Pr 1896
A PEW NEW HOMES LETT rms and
breakfast space. large attic, full tsSe-
ment strictly modern small down and low
monthly payments. READY 10 occupy.
southheld and Warren ave. dist. TY. 4 64O4.
A $500 DOWN PAYMENT
Buys bedroom home n a. heat. full
basement. large Attic tile features large
lot Several homes ready for occupancy.
open daily. Apply 2O0l9 Fairpor, blocks
south az East Smile Ri. Phone CA. 24S2
or Nj 3233
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-29
rs IN HOUSEHOLD GOODS, APPLIANCES AND UPHOLSTERY
Personals

AsTEoLoGER - Mrs Lena Manning,
Cherokee Indian. Appointments. Tyler
sra. 1924 heGraW
AsTRoLoGER-E vangehne Berry. Read
ings. 81, Appointments. Townsend o-72o9.
~ Elmhurst Woodward,
BARBAGLIA System plaster produced for
rheumatic treatments. SOFAS Chalmers.
DIVINE HEALINGS-Improy Health
Reverend Hazel DamTau. 1741 Ferry
Park Trinity l-72e2.
GALL-KLENZ- Recommended by users.
Liver, Gall Bladder, stomach, Gas, Gall
stones. Prevents operations. Information
Townsend 7-i740.
GET OUT OF DEBTl Expert servieel End
worries! one place to pay Avoid ganish-
small cost Oldest In Michigan. Credit Ad-
justment Co., 1913 Barlum Tower. Gu. s34i.
GYPSY CARD Reading Palmistry by
Madame Marie. s46 Cary. Vinewood
2-s573.
HAIR PERMANENTLY Removed Null
tiple Electrolysis. Emilia Boccabella,
1855 Gratiot. PLAZA os50.
HAIR REMOVED Permanently BArctro~
lysis. Antoinette Aust, 1858 Lakewood
Vernor). LEnox 1892.
HINDU sYETEM-R Readings. tells future.
"Beskeh,n 1858 West Grand boulevard.
Trinity 1896.
MADAME ELSIE-Unususl French reader.
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