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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
War Production News
Eye Protection
Drive Pushed by
Hudson Arsenal

a safety google program pro-
viding free distribution of safety
glasses TO workers has been
launched al the u. s. naval ord
nance plant, operated by Hudson
Motor Car Company. Providing
also for the sale Of safety type
prescription glasses at cost, the
plan marks another forward step
IN the safety program of the plant.
Distribution of the glasses IS
aimed 10 help maintain the al
ready low accident frequency rate
enjoyed by the plant by markedly
reducing eye injuries, every one
OF which is regarded as potential
lost time case.
Lost time accident frequency
rate for 1912 was one of the best
experienced in the company's his
tory. Accidents have been reduced
at the ordnance plant TO approx
mately three lost time cases for
each million man hours worked.
This compares with a national
average of 10 lost time cases per
million man hours for industrial
plants with which naval ordnance
may properly be compared.
AS speedily as possible. since
the drive opened February !, a
google cart is covering every de-
partment- The wagon is operated
by girl in white uniform who
suggests the use and necessity of
safety goggles, makes fittings
when desired and takes orders for
prescription types.
In predetermined areas in each
building safety glasses will be
mandatory equipment. These areas
comprise approximately 25 per
cent of the total area to be
lowered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Eureka Ads GIdmorize
Women War Workers

"Woman's part In the war,
This Is the basis for our new.
long range advertising campaign
which has already started in ma
tional magazines, and which we
plan to continue for the dura-
ton" George T. Stevens. vice
president of the Eureka Vacuum
Cleaner Co, announced Satur-
day. Each advertisement dram
atiZeS the activities of women
I'm war work--in uniform and
out. And each points out that
some 10 per cent of all wartime
production at Eureka is now be-
ing undertaken by women who
have enlisted for the Duration"
he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Let's Garden Il # #iz s2 :5 IF
By PERRY BOWSER
Home Gardening Specialist Michigan State College
Home Gardening Specialist, Michigan State CoIIee
By PERRY BOWSER

THE Victory Garden does not have to
i be spaded all at one time. Start at
the south or west side Of garden, since
early vegetables are small. Spade under
all available material that will decay.
Dig trench, throwing the soil back on
the garden area eight inches deep and
wide Put in any available leaves, flower
stems or other humus. Spade soil onto
this, cutting it up if necessary. If there
is any sod turn this upside down into
the bottom Of trench. Continue 10 spade
in this fashion until six or more feet
from the side the rows are to run has
been turned over. Use rake TO smooth
the soil to make a good seed bed.
Part of this area is then ready 10
plant. If there is fence, which might
be desirable, save two feet at least for
pole beans, cucumbers, squash, or similar
vegetables that can be trained on the
fence.
Stretch a strong string between two
stakes al end of first row. The stakes
can be yard sticks or small stakes with
notches every six inches. With the
finger or small sharpened stick make
shallow trench on side of string toward
edge Of garden. Seed should be scattered
evenly and thinly. This is done by pour
ing a small portion Of the seeds from the
packet into the left hand. never by plant
ing from the packet. Take small pinch
of seed with thumb and first two fingers
and drop by revolving thumb on the
finger tips.
Practice this on paper on the kitchen
table with different sized seed till you're
able to space them properly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

Onions should be about five 10 the
inch Carrots the same Peas need to
be two inches apart. Beets, inasmuch
AS they are roots containing three or
more seeds. need to be three inches apart.
After the first row of seed has been
properly distributed the iron rake is
best used, with the handle straight UP.
Cover the seeds lightly, leaving the soil
slightly rough on top.
The rake is then used 10 rake up the
next strip for seed, oblterating the foot
prints in planting the preceding row.
Measure the distance for The next row,
letting the Irvine touching the ground be-
tween the stakes and proceed as before
The rows should be very straight II
they are not, the error shows plainly
when the plants come up.
The soil should not be spaded or
worked if il is moist enough 10 stick to
the tools. The test is 20 take a hand
full and press tightly. IT, on releasing.
it stays in A ball rather than breaks
apart IL is too wet
A neat, well-planted Victory Garden
holsters pride as well IS appetite.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
LIST Detroit Products

OF the total manufactured prod
uctS directed 10 The war effort in
the Detroit industrial area. 20 per
cent arc aircraft. 20 per cent are
vehicles. IS per cen I
tanks, 9 per cent guns, ammuni-
ton, etc, ) per cent marine equip
ment, and . per cent machine tools
Tool Tips
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Send in NeHS
Of Your Plant

Personnel men, editors OF
plant papers and members of
labor management commit
tees are invited TO use these
columns To acquaint employees
Of their own and other plants
with what Is being accom-
plished to spur war produce
ton.
If one OF your employees or
CO-wOrkers has distinguished
himself by making a con-
structive suggestion or you
have An item that you feel
will interest other war work
ers, send IL in. Address Ed
tor, War Production News
Page, Detroit Times.
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Edwards Points
Way TO Finance
|&-Hour Week

Raising the estimated collection
bhSty taxes one-haIf per cent,
~tiiman Edwards said today
bn additional 1895, 900 could be OBJ
tained to finance the 4S-hour week
bnd other general pay increases.
The budget for the next fiscal
year is being prepared on an esti-
mated collection OF 90 per cent
of the cityS tax roll.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

greatest blood-iron tonics you can buy
10 help build UP red blood 70 give moro
strength and 20 promote a more robust
|bloodstream-in such cases
Taken as directed-PinkhAni's Tab
lets are one OF the perv besI ana quick
est home ways TO get precious iron into
the blood. just try them for az feast 20
|oays-then sec II YOU, TOO. don't benefit.
Follow label. directions,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
ST 0MAT0NE
Tablets are Grand FOR
STOMACH DISTRESS

due to excess acid. as sour stomach.
heartburn, gas. and acid in digestion.
One or -izn Tablets AltA.-n.sAIa- H@stFsl.s~
esAA-aeid- AT ONCE, -AhsEdiag QUICK
RELIEF, When taken over q period Of
ttmr they help the bowels 20 siiminAte
accumulated poisonous wastes, making
you feel Ike yourself again, at your
best. 100 tablets last = month and cost
snly- 81 SO Trisi SIRE ~ tablets. 60r.
INSIST on learning the Stomhtons pro
gram. Remit by mail TODAY. Free
delivery IN Michigan.
LABORATORY PRODUCTS co
27l l.. Grand Blvd. Detroit, Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, j. one Of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Rails Scoutinq
For Labor as
Pinch Tightens

Railroads arc losing their fight
to keep enough workers.
In West Coast war centers. here.
in Detroit, Buffalo and other arms
production cities. the labor pinch
is tightening New York City
which had been making up the.
scarcity in other places is provd-
ing fewer railroad workers for
other cities now
To meet this problem the rail-
roads are changing their hiring
tactics. They don't wait for work.
ers TO come 10 them. They sell
men on tho idea Of working for
the railroads.
SCOUT FOR LABOR
Their labor scouts have combed
the mountains OF Kentucky and
the rural sections OF New England
They have recruited weekend
maintenance crews from among
high school students in Kansas
and white collar workers on the
Pacific Coast.
Efforts have been partly sue
cesful. but he selling job IS get
ting more difficult. Railroads
right now could use 10000 more
men. If the shortage was evenly
distributed among the Various car,
rierS il would not be too serious.
but about 66ea is in the West
where only 400 Of the railroad
employees work.
Most serious shortages. not only
in the West. but throughout the
transportation system are among
track maintenance crews and un-
skilled shop workers; also among
brakemen and SWitchmen where
promotions have left numerous va
cancies. Among such operating
employees as engineer, fireman or
conductor. The toss has been small,
largerly because seniority rights
have kept on the job men who
otherwise would have sought
higher pay in defense work.
Lack Of manual labor will be-
come more noticeable in the next
several weeks when northern rail-
roads begin 10 put on outdoor
traCk-laying crews. II Will prob
ably result in less track main
tenance this year.
WIN DEFERMENT
Railroads have been granted
draft deferment for essential
workers, which roughly is inter-
preted 10 mean those in jobs that
require A year or more Of expert
ence. That. too has helped ease
the problem Of operating per-
sonnet.
The New York Central Railroad
finds that most applicants for Jobs
these days request work which is
considered essential TO the war
effort. These demands are encou-
ragged by a belief on the part Of
these people that workers IN non
essential jobs eventually viii be
conscrIpted for essential work or
taken into the Army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
- Gin and Suue-,-,---.,,----,-

An Authoritative Series;
Day-by-Day Guidance on
What and How to Plant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
uoM M:. OFTEN WEAK
From MONTHLY
loss Of CR0W
-Hers's One o. Tire Best wsys
To Help Build 10 Red Bloodi

You girls who suffer from sim
pie anenlis or who lose 50 much
during monthly periods that
you feel tired. weak. dragged
out"-due 10 low blood iron
Start today-try Lydia Pink
hapafa TANrTQ nna Cf tHp
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Thursday: Early Insects
Detroit Times March g. 19I3.,.,,,,
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ApvERTIsEMENr
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Death notirrs
BATt IttIlIK

BATC HtIDEK Dec . gg Giace ~
1924 Jackson Base lire d'er m''n.'.
~ Mrs Aubrey purant and Nr I'h
savage, sister M Nil Male e..- i'r.i
Mts Wm. Jaauays, Mrs Arthur Mefcat
aId Omar Stcenbgrgh. Services viI 'r
held from me NirEo krsfF fun'r f
Home Iafaye'te ~ Fnt Royal uaF
k'day a. 800 p m.
BINkE nee IS 1913 Harold De- f.
hand or MaheI. faihrr 90 Belts Jafr t"i
py' Harold Richard Bake Ir Funeral
service AZ me chapel of the Wm IL l1T
i'0n Co.. Cass Ave. a. "a eNandrnet fti'y
at 900 clock
DELANEY n,cemher 20 William e. ~
residence 1891 ruNDsgVf dear husband
n Anna Beckhod dear father N llnrrt
Roy Mrs. Corlhue Muislnti Mrsl Hr.pu
MasaceS and Gertrude mrmhpr ~ Halen
). IAncree Camp so ., United span n
Warrlck Funeral Home, 1898 East Grand
Blvd. Frids, 80 m So Anthony
Churcn ~ io
EIWART- 2s M,chsel beloved hls.
band 10 me 'afe julia t0ee kfg1stn
dear father ~ Mrs cara Nisuiev-s.
Ms luua PnlrvsN, MIS- Anna kra,feN-
sk Nrs Martha Itaf Joseph John
Anthony Frank and August grandfather
of rs srandthHIien Funeral Friday from
me residence 22sl Frederick. az 10 m
ana sweetest Heart ~ MARY Church AZ
1o 30 intermeni ~ Greenwood Cemetery
" NlslN Dec. - 1898. AfN ~ q. Ff n.
fA4trurf beloved husband 90 Anna dear
rather NJ Mrs shirley Duryee. brother Of
Clay vs. HsWUn q Buffalo. - Y tsrera
Friday SOD q m ~ a Peters Furcra
Home Zo51 Grarat and lo op a NJ
Assumption tGro'iol church
HART-Dec. % Annie C. NJ s7il Wood
lawn, Wife Of me .aie Peter q cca
mother of = Courtney grandm0ther OF
Barbara and GURUS Funeral service Frl
dat, : 3 M. fron A. Peters Funera
Home. l20a7 Gra'iot
kLOKA Rcrths dear mother on Mrs l.
WroNch. John s &c CsN ne lan
T-ITVUTf- VIE ?. NupCktK W Haf Q
uSA Norman r. IIc UsN dear grand
ri 7rff ~ James anil Chris W. -tN deal
SISTER ~ Arssune krlscaa Flgr-a tu
day st 80 from 1868 Fast Thep1or'
ant ~ 10 81 Hyacnth-s Church
LEE AT Tucson Au1 William o. De
--G- s-----l4.-i - l-.a - 49, -l41 ll-1-asll
R.Her. r lee Remains ~ GerrEe ~
Cnr.s Farn. fs6s Third ave ThursdaA
std ilFIais+- At iai--.a lafrsfff-
mans WI be taken - MAsonlc Temps.
R4rt. services a. ? o. under aAsr.oe'
~ uaTsscus C0mamndery 40. ~ knghu
Ten r.aE-
PALMER DqC - 1919 Joseph IS ag'
a. Df 1905 Country cub drive GrCss'
Pa'G'e WOODS dear sn1 ~ E-eanore and
'ne s's pr Joseph Pa meT dear 6T6'7F'
trrlf.r Funeral from me VERNE, Ier
tErFF5r HOWf 1T5U0 MICK ~ 0uTFT 1T7Ve
f-1a, Al 700
Rid Dec - 1865 su1rgriy, EfftF -
axe 30 A. res 0eUce 1913 Chalmers be-
-..V.. stfs-s-@-.-
Roher' sster - MIS- p r smith Of
Springfield o. and Mrs HATTIE Roads m
Columbus q Funeral from the Nerheyder
Funeral Home 1890 Mack A. outer drive
Friday A. 80 PETIT Cha peauN ~ SAILOR
10 Eigrr ~ Forty. and PAST PIES tert N
Motor C'y Unit, American Legion Aux
Nar.
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LOST AND FOUND

KEYS lost Identification Included. 81
C.uIfF woodward r Afftr r- Afrtr IRIS.
Chrsmas Day reward University i-esii.
Lost u.e male, rt iF.4 setter
sears Nrsw rt 'Ir.Nh.- tfrin y
VA. MHe ,ani s0awfca roa1s Taes9as
ward Ffcf wilson E-sIF tathut BLVD
La'hrip TN1~-%c Birmingham Phone
sa'4neh 300 \
LOST English setter white with black
su-fs mother ~ little rprNng pups.
reward, University =-iel2. University
LOST SUNDAY night near Warren Haver
NhNI g.ngot .DnlHrcd male cocker spanieI
oh d.s Tct, Np reward Niagara 1910 20
Copmh's osA JACK Williams
GQsT- ,eaihef purse 5.30 sAhaa'
evening. Second Ave bus inri uhera
reward. MsrH Ilccarrt University t-0t7l
LOST -Lafys Pink sod wrist wstch
vicinity Reward T7Nnsend 7-22b3.
LOST Iad5fF oneiuc. Urfst watch ffi
t.N gold. elastic hand. IN Checker cab
Reward. t,tnhoc -o29
lost faess diamond white gold roE
.iNon rs. % O. h. c.. ll-an.ii
Reward Owe sl2s
LOST Das pointer has tVo black ears
white with back spots an over, looh
$3.50 - coach WN, come when calrt
spoty reward 2i4o Ho.orook TEinil
1-flf2
LOST Black purse vt'h Hudson onec,
So. jana. ll Oakland bus Reward
Tst,r s.2S70
Lost BACK purse between CsniH anr
Cashmere return contents keep money
Cal Trinity l-s-fH
LOST Lady Nrls' watch Fr.esy, Dec
- in Checker Gao. Reward. Lafa'et''
p ...-r ,r.. .. .t.t. ,.0f4 anna ,r q.
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EXPERT SERVICE DIRECTORY
AND BUYERS GUIDE
applrIo>s. ATTENTIONS, .rrrcs
ATTIC ROOM, SEE UP


ATTIC ROOM, S1S5 UP
Asbestos. brick siding. roofs, piers. insuis-
Gown Kay Bee Construction. Tempe
$500. Alter Townsend 5-061s
ADVERTISING DISPLAY
CARLSON STUDIOS = Advertislns dis
paws. posters 1909 Brush street Ie.e-
phone Randolph e118
ATTICs CONVERTED
CONVERT your attic INTO an income
We finance. smaley, MADISON 1888
BUILDING ALTERATIONS
BEFORE making home improvements, ca %
the HOUSE DOCTOR for suggestions
and IDEAS, no obligation. lafayette 0500
BEsTRICK LUMBER CO Since 1854 3"
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. FIXIUREs
ELECTRIC supplies light fixtures, Auares-
cents Rays 10l63 Grauot. PL 1880
FLOOR SANDING. WANING. re,
FLOOR SANDING. old. new Reasonable
Free estimates. HOgarth Qi75. Temple
-5s64
FURNACE CLEANING AND REPAIRING
Al FURNACE vacuumed cleaned. Chin
ney swept Crates ire pots. new fur
n8ces installed briugsrd, Ivanhoe $50.
ALL tyues of furnaces cleaned repaired,
Fire pots crates installed East oiHe
Furnace Cleaners 7S32 Foster OF IN>,
RI BNACEs cleaned. repaired Installed
rebuilt furnaces. Van DYKE .rr1re.
ToVn~end 9-30jf
iCL SkATING-wIND>OR
ICE SKATING nightly; dancing SATURDAY.
wrestling Tuesday Windsor Arena 5tZ
Ncpougau. windsor
INSILI.ATION
ROCK WOOL blown IN walls. attic: saves
flil. comfort TY 3-s36e, Ewes RI. fiSA
NDRItS
CURTAGNs tsblecioths heasrrests
PROMPT service Deliveries i.e So.
Curtain Cleaners. Temple l-ssit
MATTRESS RENOVATED
A DEFENSE against high prces Have
your mattress renovated Miller. Ft0s
Kercheyal 1EnoN 7eai
INNFRsPRING MATTRESSES or box
springs rebuilt Ike new TO s-72s
MATTRESSES renovated Ike new work
guaranteed Star Mattress Co. no $3.50
PAINTING AND DECORATING
Al PAPERHANGING. KArsOMlNISG.
PAINTING ANY TIME. TEMPLE 2-o7T9
BEST workmanship guaranteed painting.
decorating Wall washing. TO 6-s333
pApfRiIANGfSC s. and up. paper in
ci4ded quick service no $3.50
rLASrEBNG
AT PIASTFRfNG la'hIrg ceilings.
arches repairing iarEe. small. reason
able ATENrfle 23s9\
rLNSTERlSG. repai1ng alterations cen-
l0es arches 'atgc or small inhs Mad.
SON p9lS
PI.ASTERlNC rrpaiung ALTERATIONS no
Ni0h t.g small. Rrge IeieVhyNc 1otn
send f6s9 Nm
IT. NsTFHING repairing mo job TOO large
or 700 small Townsend 5.eff7
OIL RIRNFRS
1Qu BuRNER. kas burner s'oker trc
Lawrence Townsend s-fS@r J-ta
Ncndrow Wilson
PLI MIXING AND HENTING
so DIGGING 40 Mess Sewers Drains
cleaned, electric machine, Finest equip
ment Oregon 2tts
SEWERS. drains cleaned no mess (don {
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OIL m R>fR>
RI MIXING Am HENTING

'Qu BuRNER. kas burner s'oker sq-yg
Lawrence Townsend s.tSSt ~
Woodrow Wilson
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so DIGGING No Mess. sewers DRAINS
cleaned electric machine; Finest equip
ment. Oregon 2t4s
SEWERS, drains cleaned no mess (don {
=tiigts gssaf4s. asy-r-gAts- G A-efaA.
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rIRNACE aLEANiNG ANp REPAIRING

Al FURNACE vacmmed cleaned Chin
Uey swept Crates ire pots, new fur
r8res installed brugsrd lvanh0e $50.
ALL tyues of furnaces cleaned repaired,
Fire pots Erafes installed East SlHe
Furnace Cleaners 1852 Foster OF HN~,
FURNACES cleaned repaired trsta' r7
rebuilt furnaces. Van Dyke rr8ce.
Townsend q-IU3}
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WYANDOTTE- MAJESTIC s Sa"so"; = =
Hrn Rrr Fsr Dishes IN LADIES' ''lIoan
~ Paris sr BUY Ne That Town,
V0Itp-Torcst at NJ Elliott RI. 1860 =
luUh g.r1 eN5 DrWu' alfe Dinner
ware 70 raf,as "HarvesN Melody " rs
',Hoosisr HOLIDAY" toasftr Not shots
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MALE HELP WANTED

MALE HELP WANTED
AUDITOR
FoR INDUSTRIAL. CORPORATION
RFgEMiNG VAR CONTRACTS
pERhfANENTAPOsiTi0N
MUST ~, GOOD ACCOUNTANT
WITH KNOWEEDGF OF TAXATION
EXPERIENCE ~ PUBLIC ACCOUNTING
ONLY THOSE FLIGTRLF UNDER
VINO NEED APPLY
WRITE BOX B-2527 DETROIT TfMEs, ~
AUTO RODY LAYOUT MEN
30 NEEDED
AIRCRAFT LOFTsMES
TOOL DESIGNERS
TOOL DESIGN CHECKERS
TEMPLATE DEVELOPMENT MEN
~ TOWS
PLENTY or OEFRTIME
Apply Us Es. ior rsferrsl card.
1it5 WEST FORT
AUTO mechanic FOR yell established
automobile dealer TOD pay, with rien'y
~ Work. can make SIPS per week easily
a1t more deal working conditions
DEXTER CHEVROLET co.
1885, DEXTER TOWNSEND s-o577
AUTO MECHANIC
Experienced on Chsvr0leis perma nen' ioh
large warm. wsil-Hghted garage You can
make from 500 70 $50 per week.
y 4 - CHEVROLET
SSH EAST JEFFERSON IL. 100
BAKERY men essential industry q 20
SIS years bakers, helpers, stockmen.
miscellaneous plant helpers, porters; sNr
lrriPuce not necessary good wages time
ana y after 90 hours. also on holidays
permanent inrs now ana after. Nar1
Bak.ns Co.., $500 Toledo
BAKER
Experienced fuV time meals ard uniforms
iurr' tnrf- meningitis. sundays or holidays.
Appy employment office. 1s.h Floor
THE ! J. HuDSQN CO
BAKERY ROUTE sALEsMEN-E Essential
Industry. p 10 IS years; wholesale de-
ilveres 20 gIoCers; experience not neces-
sary average earnings $50 week up; paid
vacations excellent opportunity; perma-
-rrr'-- rcsf-f0rv- -nf--rr'T.-"aar-- Bsf=
ing CO $500 Toledo Ave
BAKERY HELP
Bows as or a.ieJ for esriy SAT morn.
work, starting mrs bot u midnight. s
~. DO ~, apply = yoa are under IS.
52sa fireman Ave TY. $500
BOILER OPERATOR
WITH HIGH PRESSURE LICENSE
10nU WAF WORK
WEST SIDE NOCATIOE
CONVENIENT TO GRAND BELr CAR
LINE AND LIV EE<OIs BUSES
SIZE MR CARTER
Federal Motor Truck Co.
--4-An -EEDERAI. Al F..
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MaTTRtss RENOVATED
PAINTING AND DECORATING

Al pApERHANGING. KAfSONiNISG
PAINTING ANY TIME. TEMPLE 2-o779
BEST workmanship guaranteed painting.
decorating Wall washing. TO h-6333
pArfRfIANCfNC s. and 40 paper in
Guided quick service 10 sAie.
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SIDING 1NSuLATED-Frt estimate. al
tsp'e Back ilTIg Cioverdale HO 6t2'
STORM NINpoNN~
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rLNSTERlSG repainng alterations. CELL
mss arches fafgc or small iahs Nffi.
SON r9lS
III ASTERfNC rcp9iring areJaUors no
i0h goo small Aarge releVhvA" ToFr
send f6pg
IL tsTEHlNG rara.unE. mo JOB 'f1o large
or Zoo small Townsend 5.aff-
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CARLSON STUDIOS - Advertising
plays posters 1909 Brush street.
phone Randolph el14.
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wv lNn0TTC-W yandotte, Mich.
nlANDttiL open q VI Park Free
"I,tr, body Harp, o." High Explosive"
-, - - 49, ~ 10 MN IL
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ICE SKATING nightly; dancing SATURDAY.
wrestling Tuesday Windsor Arena 5tZ
NrTougali Windsor
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ROOFING AND SIDING

Al RFPAIRING-i5 yrs experience
makes guar Snyder Service TO. SO
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Thinning. LICENSED
RADIO SERVICE
AUTHORIZATIONS sERNICE
DETROIT Co OPERATIVE
REFRIGERATOR SERVICE

Commercial and Domestic
LiCENSED-PLAZA 7sf4--BONDED
4 LEONARD SPECIALISTS
kELNISATOR Leonard. Universal Cool.
ers - wears experience. East side
onH " LFn0N 1912
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FLASTERJNG

Al pLASTFRtNG ls'hirg collins.
atChes repairing IarEe, small reason
able ETEHrr'e 23s9\
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AcE-Harper aud Fruntenac ~. o3t7 4
NIL open Uu DgnprNHTe 20 Ladies.
Passport a. SURF" win Warren william.
Plus Harvest Melody" Rosemary Lane.
La gaceta., 1943-02-22

La semana pasada lie fue o.
frecida una comida por sus ia
La gaceta., 1943-02-22

MADEIRA, hizo 50 vueio de prue
ha y sera pronto construido en-
"serio" por una fabrica del
oeste central. Sc empleara pa
ra ell transporte de tropa y de
carga esencial a las Naciones
Unidas. Practicamente TODD
de MADEIRA -contrachapada,
moldeada, laminada y la ma
tural- combinada con otros
materiales no estrategicos, ell
Caravan ha demostrado en-
sus vuelos de prueba una re-
sistencia y una durabilidad
iguales a las de cualquier a
WON de metal. Sc utilizaran
para su construction los pro
cedimientos mas rapidos de la
industrial de MADEIRA, con la
cual Sc ha contratado 65 por
ciento de la production. El Ca
ravan es un monoplano de ala
alta, de 1920 metros de enver
gadura, con dos motores de
1900 caballos.
La gaceta., 1943-02-22
Ell ESTAD0 DEL J0VEN
MAXIMO VALLEJO

Con ell fin de conocer la YER
dad sobre ell estado del joven
Maxine Vallejo, m'embro de la
orden Caballeros del Agula de
ORC, hablamos en- la mahana de
hoy con su padre, nuestro esti-
mado amigo Manuel Vallejo.
Maxine, segGn su padre, no
ha sido puesto en- ell "pulm6n de
hero porque la enfermedad
lie fu6 cortada a tempo median
te la saba Intervention de los
doctores Guillermo Roig y Win
ton.
Unas i~nyecciones especiales
lie han sido puestas y sus gas
tos, en- el Hospital Municipal,
corren por cuenta de la socie-
dad Centre Espanol.
La PARALYSIS evidentemente
no lego a desarrollarse y ell es-
tado de Maxine, en- la mahana
de hoy, es bastante satisfacto-
rio.
Mucho nos alegramos de su
mejoria y de que no hubiera ne
cesidad de ponerlo en- ell "pul-
mon de hierro," que es un apa-
ratio que ha salvado muchas vi
das en- casos de PARALYSIS.