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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-03-04

DENTAL INSURANCE
by Western Newspaper Union.

1t was Osler who pointed out that
about three of every four cases of ILL
ness began with disturbances in the
mouth and nose. 1t has been proven
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-03-04
NO ASPIRIN FASTER

than genuine, pure St. Joseph Aspirin.
Worlds largest seller at 10e. None safer.
none surer. Demand St. Joseph Aspirin.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-07-08
Denies Labor Union Plea
Military Governor Of Hawaii Keeps
Control OF Defense Jobs

Lieut. Gen. Robert G. Richardson,
Jr., commander of the Hawaiian De
partment and military Governor or
Hawaii, informed the Honolulu Cen
tral Labor Council, an affiliate of the
American, Federation of Labor, that
he could not comply with the councils
requests that all labor control in
Hawaii be delegated to the civil .au-
thOrity. ils.-,E"
At present the civilian authority
controls only non-defense labor. and
General Richardson told the council ::
Both the Army and Navy are OF
the opinion that in view OF the vital
defense projects which are now under
construction and also considering the
amount of. work which remains to be
done it is. necessary that the existing
stabilized labor program, which in
cludes' wages, hours and employment
regulations under existing general or
dels, be continued in effect"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-07-08
Coal Miners Rush
ToResumeDigging
Normal Operations Predict
ed BY End OF Week As
Locals Vote

Pittsburgh. Pa.-TwO weeks after it
started the big coal strike was near
an end officials of the United Mine
Workers reported as thousands more
men returned to the pits in response
to union appeals and the lure of over
time pay on the Independence Day
holiday.
Incomplete tabuIations in d i C a e d
about Il 80 per cent drop in the 10O,-
600 miners who last week still refused
the order of the UMW's policy com
mittee TO end their work Stoppage.
Some holdouts,, however, persisted,
mainly in PENNSYLVANIA and Tennes-
see. but more back-tO-wOrk votes by
union locals We're scheduled and Oper-
atorS joined union leaders in predict
ing that the digging of coal would be
near normal soon.
The work resumption movement
vania, where about $1,000 out of 2OO,-
OOOminerS remained idle, compared
with $4,000 last Saturday,
Production Of anthracite rose 10 per
cent in Eastern Pennsylvania, whose
large mines We're operating for the
first time in two weeks.
In Western Pennsylvania several
captive mines were among those re-
opening. The Jones and Laughlin Steel
Corporation received its first coal since
the strike started, from two of its
four mines in the Pittsburgh region.
The United States Steel Corporation
reported that its mines in PennSyl-
vania, West Virginia and Kentucky
were producing Il siZable tonnage-thc
first Independence Day on which
UNIV workers have worked. About
900 of the company's $500 PennSyl-
vania miners we're still idle, but Il
spokesman for the company expected
them to return soon. Two more return
ed to production in the Pittsburgh dis
trict, leaving six still idle.
\ biz return movement was indi-
Gated in Alabama, with captive mines
operating near normal and most of the
States 24,OOo coal diggerS reported
back at work.
Many of the rest Of the nations
52l 900 miners already back ut the pits
also worked at Dhe holiday rate of time
and onc-half.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-07-08
The AFL Plan To Danish Fear Of War.
UNION IS AFFILIATED
WITH PRODUCTION
COMMITTEES

Washington. ID. G. GLNS). - War
Production Drive Headquarters an
nounced the growth of Labor-Manage-
ment Production Committees to 200
war plants, employing 4.5l6.loo work
erS, through the addition of 200 com
mittees which have recently registered
with Drive Headquarters.
Among 2S states represented by tn"
200 new committees, Pennsylvania and
Ohio lead with 36 and 32. respectively.
Eighteen are from Michigan. II each
from New Jersey and New York, II
from Indiana, 10 from Illinois and s
each from Massachusetts and West
Virginia.
Location of other committees fol
lows: Wisconsin 6, Tennessee and
Maryland ; each: Minnesota, Texas
and Washington each; Alabama and
California, 3 each; Arkansas, Iowa,
Louisiana and Rhode Island, , each:
Arizona, Connecticut, Georgia, Idaho,
Maine, New Hampshire and North
Carolina. one each.
Workers are represented on the new
committees by labor unions as follows:
141 committees have unions affiliated
with the AFL, CIO, International
Association of MacliniStS or United
Mine Workers: II committees have
local Independent unions: 81 commit
tees have no unions; and II commit
tees failed to furnish information on
possible union affiliations Of the
workers.
The newly-fOrmed committee include
and ship parts, increasing the total
number of shipbuilding committees to
115, representing 9G4 $50 workers.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-07-08
Negro War Employment
Found Gaining Slowly

= Washington, ID. {. GLNS). - There
has been Il "slow but steady increase
in the use Of Negro workers in war
plants throughout the country' but
utilization of Negroes in some plants
and some areas is inadequate, the War
ManpoWer Commission reports
The commission said Negroes com
priSed J.S per cent Of - million work
erS employed i'm some 10000 plants
reporting to its employment service In
July, 1912, but their number, after II
month-to-month increase had risen to
G.7 per cent of 14,G73,UOO workers in
the same plants by the end of last
April.
Nevertheless, although Negroes
make up about 10 per cent of the Ma
TONS population, they comprise only
about 7 per cent of the employment in
war industries
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-07-08
Restriction On Wage In
credses Must Go Unless
Living Costs Drop

Even the National War, Labor Board
this week admitted that the Little
Steel formula on wages is crumbling.
The admission came in a unanimous
board statement demanding effective
action by the administration to roll
back prices.
Congress was reminded by the WLB
that last October it passed law call
ing for stabiliZatiOn of wages and
prices" at September Is levels, but
that so far the curbs have been en-
forced only on wages.
The WLB backed subsidies to reduce
runaway prices and intimated that if
living costs are not hauled back soon.
the Little Steel" formula which
limits wage increases to Is per cent
above the rates prevailing in January,
1941-will have to go.
Leans Toward Labor
Thus the board is now leaning to-
ward the position taken by labor that
the formula must be repealed as unfair
to workers. If it is scrapped, union
chiefs are confident that will mean
fairer consideration for the reason
able requests of railroad employees
and other workers.
Detailed figures were included in the
WLB statement on how prices have
SlyrOcketed since Congress enacted the
stabilization law. 1t cited Department
of Labor indexes showing that in the
first six months after passage of that
law, overall living costs rose 60 per
cent, and some foods, such as fresh
fruits and vegetables, climbed by near
ly 60 per cent. Actually, the advance
has been much greater than the in
deXes disclose.
... Lid Down On Wages
Meanwhile, the lid has been main
tained on wages, the board declared.
1t pointed out that in only 81 out of
23,199 wage adjustment cases acted
upon between October, 1912, and April,
1943, were the pay raises sufficient to
warrant any increase in prices.
The increased cost of food has al
ready worked a hardship on many
wage earnerS whose rates have been
stabilized, particularly upon those in
the lawer wage groups, the great part
of whise income is spent on food" the
board said
This increasing cost of food grave
iy affects our wage stabiliZatiOn pro-
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-07-08
Urges Umpires
(Continued From Page One)

of Industrial Organizations furnished
the occasion for the statement
In reply to a question, Mr.. Davis
also indicated that the thirty day
strike notice provision of the Connally-
Smith law had also played part in
the issuance of the statement. This
section might have disturbing influ-
ence, he said, if employees in a plant
with Il grievance decided to resort to
Il strike vote rather than to use every
other effort to adjust grievance
Grass Roots" Problem
while the statement adopted by the
board has no drama in it l must EN-
phasze that it is of tremendous i'm
portance to the war effort" Mr. Davis
declared. This problem of the adjust
ment of grievances that arise over the
Interpretation of Il contract is at the
grass roots Of the whole relation be-
tween employers and employees"
DR.. George w. Taylor, vice chair
man, said the board wished to indicate
in its statement the undesirable ten
dency of submitting grievances that
come up under a collective bargaining
contract to the board since the board
was not in Il position to handle all such
grievances.
He felt that many strikes would be
eliminated if each grievance We're
handled at Il terminal point by what
ever machinery the parties themselves
established.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-07-08
AFL Members Give Ddy's
Blood Bank To Red Cross

Lancaster, Pa.-The Lancaster Cen
tral Labor Union and its affiliated or
ganizationS filled one days blood bank
for the Red Cross, Miles l.. MeSser-
man, chairman of the Blood Donation
Committee, announced. The committee
performed all of the detail work.
typed the list of blood donors, ad-
dressed the postcards confirming the
appointment and filled in the official
time appointment sheet.
Not only are the AFL members in
Lancaster doing their bit in helping
the war effort, but they are also doing
everything possible to help say" the
lives of the boys on the battIelicdS,' -
Mr.. McSScrmIm said in announcing the
donations to the blood bank.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-07-08
Union Alleges "Lock-Out"
Best Foods Employees Group Asks
WlH Send Aide

ayonnc.-Allcging that the mem
berS of the Best Foods Employees As
SOciation had been "locked on, :"
Charles kacSmar, the president, ap-
pealed to the War Labor Board 10 send
II representative here to resolve dis
pute with the Best Foods Company,
Inc. Three hundred employees are out
The dispute with the management
concerned salary adjustments and
working conditions. Carl X. Schcdlcr
deputy executive director of the VILE,
sent To Mr.. kacSmar Il telegram re
mnding him of organized lahor'S
pledge not to strike for the duration
of the war and declaring that the dis
puie was seriously interfering" with
the production of food
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-07-08
little Steel Formula Is
Unfair To Labor, WLB Says

gram. The board states with all the
emphasis at it's command that this
program calls for prompt carrying
forward of the announced policies OF
the administration affecting the cost of
food"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-07-08

Our idea of Il real optmist is the
fellow who gets comfort out of the fact
that a fiat tire is fiat only on the
bottom.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-07-08
IDLE w. P. "A. FORCE
m NEW INDUSTRY

Harrisburg (LNS). - \ dormant
WPA sewing project will provide the
machinery and personnel for new
privately owned dress manufacturing
industry, tn" state Department of
Commerce announced in its weekly
roundup of new and expanded indus
try.
The new company is being organized
by G. +. Gocringer, of WilkeS-Barre,
who has purchased the machinery of
IN abandoned WPA sewing project
The new firm, the Madison Manufac-
turing Company, is scheduled to start
operations soon with GO people, many
of whom worked on the WPA project.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-07-08

to
to
of
Il
h If i
) q "A grofl
:
to
O VA
benefit
their
compensation office how the
Jaw Sh"ud he
realized
EXPERIENCE RATING MUS
me American Federation c" Labor is
the
rating IN state laws is removed from the Federal
ais
A. L.
MATTHEW
GEORGE MI.ANY.
c. NJ BIGNIAZET,
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-07-08
Fourth Article In Series Urges Abolition
Of Experience Rating In Employers
Unemployment Compensation Tax

Merit rating experience rating is for reducing employer
small called merit rating to the
biNig giving steady work to his However, in
of
without all while other naturally business employers
Then the
rating
enpOy 1t is generally known "eXperene
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-07-08
EXPERIENCE RATING A DEVICE FOR LOWERING
SOCIAL SECURITY TAXES

spreading rapidly the
1879
to
n
% t.
Ia
The paid
Security o passed
taleralnc
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-07-08
AFL OPPOSES EXPERIENCE RATING

unemployment
comp ion Labor
in
the Social Security BILL
shall
be
will be of benefit
namely $
o individual reserve
completely justified Mr.
consistently
likewise
social
problem should b"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-07-08

OF IA
similar he nd IN
such o
in
They will In II
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-07-08


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here
build
beginning and
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troo A
IN
in the directly
the
wd all OF Il
in OF o
to kind
of
with penalty provisions which
control individual plant thH"
control allowing another rates experience rating does
prepare PROSPERITY declines that
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-07-08
UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS ARE LOW


which possible
10 ON
that willing slowly
II
alnomally
i
1913 likely
low 5 roll, -
% not
ro!
workers
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-07-08

of
Those
out
wor to pre-
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1943-07-08
SOME UNENlPI OYMENT COMPENSATION RESERVES
ARE DANGEROUSLY LOW

reduction
in to
have
provides If
those small benefits
employers will find
Will be
the possible
workers When
unemployed workers. public confidence
failure of bank
DANGERS OF EXPERIENCE RATING
administered to the
/ the of
The some employer every check
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
AT J. SILf ST.
RAIAII BROS.

1905 $50 RIVER Mr. 1fTF
1880 Gu RIVER NR SCHOOLCRAFr
omen Ewes Except Mon Tue Wed
NEW furniture tra1e your piano. CITY
Music. 1il1 Mack open eves
RUGS USED CIEANFD q1iZ. sVlO,
sAa Vii A2sl4-- SL--.L---.4 4-----4
soc Nar1 Iu throw. 81 Hp AMERICAN
GARRETT CIRs sGaS eakiauI MA 1879.
RUGS runners. used. ALSO new r-ason-
s,ie Center Catpe' C!E lle27 Wood
-er--rf--- To N-aiff
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Brand new hox springs any size Sli.
MlTCHELI.'S 5000 GRATlOT
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13

BUNK beds with spring and mattress ft
remaining Must be sold al once Sptz.
Open Q % 1909 Gratlot cor. Baldwin.
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UpHoLSrERING

CUSTOM WORKM ANSHIP
VIZ 1870 BAZELL 1905 FENKELL
REUPHOIS STER yof old living rm suite
dining room chairs Sl-an-u -upi-eHstaFa
built. guaranteed workmanship Rcstyle
Uphols'ering 1925 lnwood. Tyler 7-0230
Al UPHOLsTERING Choice Of covers
FIDELITY UPHOL. co. CALL or, o7so
FOR fine workmanship. cal Crane Uphol-
sterng SS35 Mack Plaza 2l7l.
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IT. CLINICAL SCHOOLS

~ ASffeS ~ THE etfNtNo THING
beam poW 20 design and moid Plsstlcs.
Construct and design HlasfIc molas.
VISIT PHONE WRITE
DETANO INSTITUTE OF >pLASTlCS
70f Stephenson R'fC Madison g2f2
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APARTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

EAST SIDE block off Jefferson excellent
rental section L. units MODERN Stone
and face BRICK building iu good condition
>2i 600. See owner lOSs9 East outer
Drive Arhngtun 6i3f
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WAR WORK WANTED

CAPITOL TOOL COMPANY
TOOlS-DIES-FIN CAGES
s02u MACK PLAZA ii22
MCHlGA& FLAME HARDENING 60
1862 Nest Fort ca a6ib
READ Times Nsr' ADS frr rr7ft use
them f1r results
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13

Includes living room tui's with springs,
extra chair aN12 BNriu.fer rus 3 lamps.
3 tables mirror u'rtare bedroom turs
~ bed chest dresser or vanity - Wal.
tenesr yn- ii+f-i -+-+---t-1rf'-'S ti-tttE
and mattress
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
LAND CONTRACTS
ALL. CASH FOR
LAND CONTRACTS

Mortgage ana real estate no appraisal
tfs Fncr sexton gP Ford Rtrf.rs.
cadillac i6qf
ALL ana contracts pIu-Ht ut-s Usut
McHueb LILO .t9rd b.dt Cadillac n3i9
ANY tcsrable -ian1 cor ract purchased
MELVIN DR,SPHAR COMPANY
an Floor Lafayette Bldg Cadillac s3it
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
.A.,I.uGE. ..uUseHoLD cool.


BEDROOM specials. z-Pc.. S1pe.. +.pc..
BEDS. SIS: ice boxes, furniture. hAss-
burners. Oh burners. ssh Jos. Csmtsu.
A369 West Warren.
BOX SPRING ana mattress both tor only
S2f. so. save Furn.. lilsg Gratiot.
NEAR SEVEN MILE ROAD
BRAND new beautiful ? piece vine fr1eze
tion. Sacrifice $50. Hurry for this Open
10 Q spItz. io65 GEnot cor BALDWIN.
BRAND NEW lounge 1thairs IN beautiful
wine and hlue covers. Sacrifice. S2i.
MlTCHELLS. 5000 GRATlOT
BRAND new Jenny Llnd ana poster beds:
all sizes. maple OF ~Alnut 3lZh Gsatiot.
Brand new hox springs. any size, Slt
MlTcHELLS 5000 GRAlloT :
BUNK beds with spring and mattress. \
remaining Must be sold al once Sriiz.
open 9 20 1860 GfaiIot cor. BALDWIN.
FILL -lnanEsFf4Rts- mattress. s.s8.
COOK Furniture. 27nn Gratiot
FURNITURE rugs studio ,pucnes Holly
wood beds. low prices oouO Cass
INNERsPEIlG mattresses any size floor
samples 81, fitirhr-ti- iti'f-t-tirrttTt
LIVING room suite CARPET. bed. dresser.
cheap 2ala Carpenter Townsend
5-is22
LIVING RM pc MOHAIR USED 500.
ACE FURNITURE go Michigan Ewes.
LIVING room puiut Ssa. 81 a week.
Lees 1881 Grau"t l'6 " McNichols.
NEW lnnersprlns mattresses studio eouches.
Z Bedding Co. f5iO Mayoury Grand.
NEW coli A$D SPRINGS
80 OE
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wine and billie covers Sacrifice S2i.
MITCHELL 5. 5000 GRATlOT
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IFKFS ntofsrn hErnFrruE tsvs ~ svss-
Detroit Bsrner college 81 T. Jefferson
Men IA omen start Training NnN -
AcFrNL LFNt- ARC NlNs
RRISH-GP COrRStS rs WEI DING.
ROnN FFNntH REPAIR INSPECTION
BLUEPRINT READING DRAFTING ~
WOI VERNE SCHOOL
~ WARS Is sAMf LOCATION
900 ~ FORT DAY SiiHT SCHOOL,
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HOUSES FOR RENT
APTs. FOR RfHf-ukrURNrsHEp
APIS. ron RENT-rURNIsHEp

GROW your own. buy little farm nee
RoNal OAK. ~ ac $3.50. only s. O.
Tror'cv IL. e267 20 \ Main. r {
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13

BRAND new beautiful piece vine frieze
ivlne room suite. All spring copsJuc-
tion Sacrifice $50 Hurry for this Open
@ 10 o. sptz 7o65 Gsuot cor. BALDWIN.
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s4AvIS AND HEATERS
ALL OIL HEATERS

Pre- War Made with Chrome. Etc.
Duo THERM. QUAKER. NORGE ETC.
See uS also about coal heaters.
Floor samples. used ana brand new. Must
ne sacrificed Easy terms Your old heater
IN trade. shop early for best selection.
BENJAMIN'S
Appliance and Furniture Shop
1892 bfvernuis, hi. n. Fenkell
OPEN EYES tan Q TUES WE'D tll 9
WANTED any make or type range. heater
or combination. TYLER 5-OO3f.
WARM morning heating stove For i'm.
meaiate< delivery. S46 95 Crown Coal
Co Sh65 Mack
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UpHoL3IER.NG
FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLD GOODS

A BARGAIN! lnnerspring mattresses.
Samples SIS Mltchelrs. 5000 GTatiot
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR sale

! AZ sir rVTerf with beginners
advanced students NF 7-3Tai
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RESORTS FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

3 BEDROOM cottage. furnlehcd water
49, front aEG--nnal- \ ..i-ltaS7 fl-- 4vIIC X
saie ca. 1900 TT 2-6t7a
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13

BEAUTIFULLY UPHOLSTERED ROCK
FRS IN VERY FINE FABRICS PLAT
FORM METYFF-pSf4Y- s+a Hl-t r r r
1881 GRAND RIVER AND Zoo E-GL-
Blvd CORNER JOS CAMPAU
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COLORED
McGRAW BLVD.

DW$FR MOVING WFpNFSBAN
ft,v rooms attic ful basement garsCe
t.rs scar inside and OUT possession at
ur o. 81 GOO DOWN
BEt-TOS REALTY .4-
Nf EfTAN .AFnNoRT W 1880
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General Electric Refrigerator
and Stove Included

32oi2 MICHIGAN WAYNE 2t9o
10TH HOWARD l0 fr1s nrlckote stoker
steam 3.Car cement block gar. lot
ioAl20 81 500 Down 43f0 " Vernon IA
nINl
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13

HAHbAINI TnUfTHFfIHk HHIITt7E'7'
Samples. SIS Mitchells. 5000 GTaiiot.
A BEAUTIFUL WIZ Axmlnstsr rug blue
leaf pattern; repnssessed, Si5. Mtcheits
5000 t,ratiot
A NRW 6-pc modern bedroom suite IN
cluding an innerspring boXspring and
noudoir set Sacrifice; SIS. terms. Open
2 TO g. SpitI 1855 Gratot. cor BALDWIN.
A NEW h-pc, sun tan dinette Sacrifice
$50. open 10 2. spiiz 1855 Gratioi
A RECLAIMED 9-pc. walnut finish dining
room set Sacrifice $50. Open 10 ..
SpitE 1855 Cirstiot. cor Baldwin.
A SACRIFICE OF preWar buit sort sprnE
hed studio dlvans, bedding compatt-
ment and fine covers, $50 up terms
Kent Furniture Co. l5ifl Livernois.
5-PlECE OAK DlNETTE SET SlT
CASTLE FURNITURE co 37l MICH
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FLATS FOR SALE

Ia sALLE- family modern ouck %.
3.car garage. hareatn to close estate
$1,000 & i2oo Tu 26fiP
LEMON near Jefferson Brck sc hre
Places steam heat S 600 terms
condition So 300. terms
MANISTlQUE Brek double h1lse and
-rs--ftev rrrdi't0u- Arlf-lL ID, LI,--A-lIA-4It+ Ia,
7-caT garage only 50 600 down. Ahdoo
Realty Co. LenoN 9al3
NAVAHOE-Jefferson An hrirk e-f mod
ern separat, furnaces nrepaces. drive
and garages move nsht ini 5000 81 np1
TBuSKT iosll f. wARRF% pf e>ts
NkvAHOE-E JEFFERSON Npi1crn S
rooms down up separate furnaces
garages. 81 20a down
ElsfA BEATTY INVESTMENT co
e2l7 FORT " VI l-lloo
COT-OEFn IMMEDIATE POSSESSION ,
-Sf-A l}fAs=--}t.'.- --tarr- . steam heat
81 600 $500 down
CANFlELp. EI9 7-t8m MD store.
AMY s. 5a.i=S -tnryr7F INV
500 can he eas.l, Increased 20 N131
ILLINOIS. lSnn. cor Orleans. Siam
monthly income SOS, 81 600 $500 dn.
pDsS'n n SOON
go sTIEBER i6i7 chene IT, i5eu
CoLoREp- -IAcnMt-E2s-7 -Richu1ond
n a hi Scar gar. side drive shower
IN haget immed pOssrg'n s. 500 terms
+ HAMLAR -+I3 F Klsee " - ---4A
COIORED KING BRUSH section 12.fm
brick lnCome limits -ztlI--&lakas- At--
lap cpnf furniture included s. 800 terms.
COLORED JOHN r NO or BLVD
\ nice terraces 2 rooms each $50 monthly
income only Sll 600 terms.
HAMLAR 1l3 F. KIRBY TT 2s544
CoLoRED-l6i-R Roscdaie, brcK i.flat Is
each. SO 600, 81 20o' down. TO 6-a54l
COLORED - Kiopelle near superior SIS
$500 down vacant 1winbrook 2-4tl3
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
BEAUTY CULTURE SCHOOLS
TECHNICAL SCHOOLS

GIRLS tree Roag'r Culture training
'h,gsric Scnoo. 500 TWeH0h. Madison
SoE7
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
MORTGAGES

AT tlec Insurance Co funds for tooi
mortgage loans. apl contracts bought
I'D Hcnkel Co Hammond BIDS CA 1t5a.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
PERSONALS
A LIQUOR habit ttopped A. home secrs
Arnnlf. 2isi Nat hank RldG. Pa. Z.

a LIQUOR habit stopped at home secretly
Arnold, 2isi MAJ. Bank Blde. RN. Tzss
GALL. KLEIN ends Galisiones Liver.
Gail Bladder Gas stomach Disorders
can Townsend i-lIi0
HAIR REMOVED FOREVER SAFE. Fast.
incNpensive Lifetime guarantee. Doc
tors References FlectfolNss Cline
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PILES AND CRONIC DISEASES
successful Office treat neni- lrai.l-ur..E n iE1s
Doctor DE Swarte Rectal Chnie
,7la second. near palmer Trinity i'12i2
DINE AND DANCE
FAT AT SHORES
L = l-lmM "a AaLrnn nm a-LanlnE
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13

COMMERCIAL GARAGE. GREENHOUS 81
MAY sell separately reasonable tetn}s
g " SIMON 26S5 NichiEan IA O5o0
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
BENJAMlN'S
Appliance and Furniture Shop
1892 Livernois, ! hi. n. Fenkell

BFAUriFUL Fneiish chippendale lounees
lamp and tables occasional chairs cot.
fec table book end tables lounge chair
and ottoman hreside chair rug hreaktas'
set cheaper All taken No dealers Murrst
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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13

BRAND. new Jenny Lima ana poster beds:
al sizes. maple OF walnut 3i25 Gsatiot.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
MOVING. STORAGE. CARRIAGE
CARPET CLEANERS AND DYERs
LAUNDRlES

Bundle laundry Cash and carry Quick
service 5a7 Theodore Tewple 2e--
BUNDLE laundry cash and carry. 557
Theodore Temple 2-2922