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Evening star., 1943-09-24
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
: CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-The War
Manpower Commission today asked
members of the Chicago Bears to
submit their written statements de-
failing their off-season employment
as part of an investigation which
the VINO regional director, William
H. Spencer, said would not spread
necessarily to the other seven clubs
in the National Football League nor
to baseball and hockey.
There has been no formal COM
plant filed against the Bears"
Spencer emphasized, "but there
have been inquiries since a publicity
release about a week ago told of five
men who left work to play football" ="
Primarily. the VINO investigation
Is aimed at discovering if the players
have certificates of availability from
their employers or if they were
granted leaves of absence. Spencer
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Yankees Only Game From Flag;
Dodgers Thump Card HurIers

for Whitlow Wyatt's 10th consecu-
tive triumph and 14th of the year.
The outcome enabled the Dodgers
to hold second place in the National
League against a 30 triumph by the
Cincinnati Reds over the New York
Giants.
Pittsburgh was beaten, I'll, by the
flve-hit hurting of Jim Tobin OF the
Boston Braves and the Chicago Cubs
nosed out the Phillies, 81.
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Sports Program
For Local Fons
TODAY,
Football.

Football.
Anacostia at Central, Coolidge
at Wilson. Tech at Western,
Eastern at Roosevelt (high school
football series), all at 4.
Bulls at Washington-Lee,
Ballston, 3:45.
National Training School VS..
Gonzaga, Eastern Stadium, 4.
Thomas Jefferson at George
Washington High, Alexandria, 8.
TOMORROW.
Football.
Curtis Bay at Maryland. Col
lege Park, 2.3O.
North Carolina Preflight at
Navy, Annapolis, 2::30.
Field Trials.
Annual fall trials, Marlboro
Field Trial Club, Upper Marl-
boro, Md, 8 am. and all day.
Horse Show.
Annual show of Montgomery
County Horse Show Association,
near Olney, Md, $50 am.
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Stars Yesterday
BY the Associated Press,

:. Mark Christman and Vern Stephens,
BroTns-Accounted for seven hits as
ST., Louis swamped Senators.
Marlus Russo, Yankees-Pitched
Jim Tobin, Braves-Beat Pirates
with five-hit hurting
Whitlow Wyatt Dodgers-Kept eight
Cardinal hits spaced and made two
himself to chalk up 10th straight VIC
tory.
Bill Nicholson. Cubs-Hit two home
runs, ms 25th and 26th of year, to
Ford Garrison, Red Sox, and Ken
Keltner, Indians = Garrison hit a
homer: a. double and two singles to
ble.header, and Keltner batted in three
with triple and single in nightcap.
Orval Grove. White Sox-Stopped
Athletics with eight scattered hits.
Chuck Aleno. Reds-Knocked in win
ming run against Giants with pinch
single in ninth inning
Evening star., 1943-09-24

1t strikes our feeble mind that
customers who cup their hands to
their mouths and derive $1.10 worth
OF enjoyment out of booing Bob are
forgetful, They're forgetting, for
instance, that Johnson has been an
outfielder all his life, that he's at
third base as volunteer who
thought he could help the club by
shifting there.
johnson volunteered moving to
the inf1eld when it became apparent
that Jake Powell and Gene Moore
would aid the Mats with their
sporadic, but frequently timely hit
ting. Neither Jake nor Gene can
play third base-it's been the Mats
weakest spot this season-but until
this week johnson was giving it
paSSable tussle
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Waugh S TK0 Over Carlisle
Features hTS BaftIinu

A technical knockout by Billie
Waugh featured last nights boxing
bouts of National Training School
boys at Boiling Field.
Waugh stopped Leroy Carlile in
lib of the first round in the l45-
pound match. Summaries:
l12-pound class-McKinley Thompson
oeciSioned William Colon
126 pound class-James Madison deci-
stoned William Fagan.
135-pound clasS-Bernard Harry deci-
stoned Bob Harris
l45-pound class-Bilie Waugh scored
OF first round
147-pound class-Billy Trotto decisioned
John Crawford.
I60-pound class-James Pof decisioned
Bill Davidson
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Saved EurIy Boil Games

Fans who boo johnson are allow
Ing their memories to play tricks.
1t was johnson. remember, who per-
formed enough individual heroics
early in the year to keep the Mats
abreast of the league leading Yam
KEGS until early July.
Bob wasn't hitting often, but it
seemed whenever the Mats needed a
vital sock johnson was there to de-
liver it. His throwing arm became
the talk of the league when he
erased seven ambitious runners at
the plate, third base and second base
In the first three weeks OF the sea-
son. His strong, accurate throws
saved some games for the Mats.
What sweetheart of a ball
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Pilot Grimm Given
25-Yeur Contract
BY the Associated Press.

oS thc ASSOCldLeQ freSS.
MILWAUKEE. Sept. "a. -
Charley Grimm has been signed
for Is years as manager of the
Milwaukee Brewers.
To set at rest rumors that Grimm
was to return there as manager of
the Chicubs, President Bill Veeck
came up with an official looking
long-term contract.
IF the Giants can sign Mel OFT
for three years when his team
finishes last" said Veeck, 81 don't
see why I can't sign Charley to
a 25-year contract when he wins
a pennant.
Besides, he owns a chunk OF
the plIIh T"
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Indians, Birds Gain
A. A. PIayoff Edge
Ey the Associated Press.

With one-game edge over their
American Association playoff rivals,
indianapolis and Columbus need
only a win tonight to qualify to
meet each other in the loops last
playoff phase which will determine
representative in the Little World
Series.
indianapolis won its second game
In the 3-out-of-5 sets last night by
beating Toledo, Ga, while Columbus
grabbed 2-to-1 margin over the
league champion, Milwaukee, with
a 6-l victory.
Joe Berry will try to pitch the
Brewers back to even terms tonight
with Lefty Dockins nominated to
face him.
Either Jim Trexler or George
Diehl will be assigned for Indian
apolis, while Toledo will send Fred
Sanford to the mound.
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Minor PIuyoffs
Y the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE FINAL.
Toronto, g; Syracuse, 0 (teams tied at
one game apiece.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION sEMIS.
Indianapolis, 6; Toledo. indianapolis
leads, I'D.
Columbus, 8; Milwaukee, l columbus
leads, 2-1).
EASTERN LEAGUE FINAL.
Elmira, q Scranton, 0 (Elmira leads,
BID.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE FINAL.
San Francisco, s. Seattle. 5 (San Fran
ciScn leads
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Death of Dad Moy Make
Hutson Miss Bears Tilt
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PINE BLUFF, Ark, Sept. 24.-R.
B. Hutson, 56-year -old father of Don
Hutson of the pro grid Green Bay
Packers, died at the Boonville (Ark.)
Sanitarium yesterday, presumably of
shock after learning that Dons 23-
year-old brother, Robert, an aviator,
had been reported killed in action
in the South Pacific.
Don came here from Green Bay
by plane after receiving word of the
double tragedy and it is uncertain
whether he will play in the Packers
flrst league game on Sunday against
the Chicago Bears.
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Fight Was Not Furious

1here was talk OF them throwing
each other down the dugout steps
and of Johnson injuring his hand
IN the fight, which made nice read
ing but wasn't true. Johnson's hand
was injured previously when he at
tempted a diving catch of a low
liner off Pinky Higgins bat
johnson never hit Carrasquel, in
fact. If he had chances are Alex
would be displaying bridgework. He
merely pinned Alexis arms to his
side, refusing to hit him even when
Carrasquel kicked viciously at his
legs. Carrasquel, you see, was giving
the Mats a nice brand of pitching
then.
1t was Early who intervened in the
role of peacemaker and in attempt
ing to calm Carrasquel whacked his
fist against the dugout runway,
Jake then merely wrapped his
powerful arms around Alex and ap-
piled enough pressure to convince
Carrasquel peace is wonderful,
johnson might have convinced him
with one authoritative poke, but he
didn't.
Connie Mack admits his mistake
OF the season was in permitting
johnson to get away from him. The
Mats fans are making their mistake
OF the season by booing Bob. No
body on the team feels worse about
a sour performance than johnson,
who seemingly is being condemned
for trying to be helpful.
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Reds Retuin McKechnie
Sets Record for Pilot
BY the Associated Press.

90 ehe HsSoSisttu tIeSS.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 24-William
Boyd eBilD McKechnie has signed
for his seventh year as manager of
Cincinnatfs Reds, becoming the first
man in the clubs 59-year history to
enjoy that long tenure.
Terms of the one-year agreement
were not announced.
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Win, Lose or Draw,
By BURTON HAWKINS.
Funs' Memories Are Short, Johnson Booino Shows

FOR the
heard the boos Washington ears like the
moan OF an all raid siren II something a
player had selected
second place Johnson would certainly the
ballots of his '' ~
Johnson mas experienced miserable time
MATS recently which would
inserted four errors into proceedings such
with his
he's been subjected + W. 0 F-'-'
Evening star., 1943-09-24

St. Louis 600 24f slo-11
Washington 600 iii O5l(l- a
Runs--zarilla, Mcouinn (3), Laabs t3f,
stephens t2), Byrnes. Christman, Ferrelis
Mcouinn, Clary. Case. Stephens johnson.
sullivan. Runs batted in--Stephens ca.
Christman:. Vernon, Lasbs, Byrnes i3}.
Powell. Sullivan, Milnar t2l, ZarilIa Two-
base hits-Stephens t2). Three-base hits
Vernon, Stolen hase--Case. Sacrifce--
sisted: Stephens, Clary and Medium. Left
on bases-St. Louis 8, washington TO-
Base on balls--Newsom q. Milnar 5, Carr
mar 4, Carrasauel / Hits-Off NewsoTl
IN innings: Carrasouel, q in A. Losing
pitcher-,-Newsom. umpires-Grieve and
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Fights Lost Night

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK.-Johnny Jones. 1874,
Pittsburgh. stopped Joe Governale,
1852. Brooklyn, g.
FALL RIVER, Mass.--Waddell Wash
inston, $50, Worcester. stopped Harold
Christensen, 100, Taunton, g.
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Comparison of Series Starters

FoloWlng the Series probable starting neups
showing season runs bated n home batting
hitter
totals for the four likely starting hurlers club
Evening star., 1943-09-24
Chicubs Obtoin Cotcher

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. "a dP).--
Catcher Mickey Kreitner of Nash
vile has been sold to the Chicago
Cubs.
Evening star., 1943-09-24
OfficiuI Score

Totals 43 62714 Totals IS e27i3
xBatted for Newsom in fifth.
xxBatted for Carrasquel in ninth.
Evening star., 1943-09-24

player" is the way Catcher Jake
Early describes Johnson, and among
the Mats it's unanimous. They ad-
mire him because he's demonstrated
nobody on the team detests defeat
more or will try harder to win.
johnson has the interest of the
team at heart even when he's angry
enough to fight one of his mates, as
he was earlier in the season. john
son and Alex Carrasquel became in
volved in a mild scuffle since ex-
aggerated to Meuse-Argonne pro-
portions.
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DEATHS

Mary Ann FOX. $3.50 Evergreen ~
Joseph Vital 81, 1856 BACON, 80.
Icon Avery Detroit S.
Mare Ann Hoefi CHS Horatio -
Jim Webster Geldar,. 1896 Ward 9
Maude Beryi Chamberlain. 1901 West
brook. 65
John :. Morrow. lll2 Devonsnire. Crosse
Pointe, 40.
John James Consnt 1888 Brunette. !.
Catherine Crsvero. 1875 Hawthorne, II.
Ada Keller 32i4 Brooklyn, 60
Martha Rieger. l25 TruAx. Trenton -
EDDIE Bel Thompson, 1874 p Lafayette
Bessie Marley 27io Fort -
Robert Bennett iiIs Monroe -
John " Nestlaks l26Fa Hone al
Robert Michael leciuk. 4sl clinton Wsan-
d0f'e 7 month
John Rae. 6n32 Mtch,. On
Louise Pruhs 4s2s Robins ~
Alexander Bake 20Z5a Roseiasn. 6s
David A Lucas f6Se SIN ST.
Belle Moon 1920 IAN -
Eugene Moissn 2i36 " FOREST 49,
Helen GraboWski agl7 Campbell 15
Anna HOWAniec 1921 Central. S.
Gertrude RIM 1874 Steepei -
Lucy Moore McKeAn. rs = Kirby. u
May Florence whitehead 2lIU = Jeffer-
sebren l. Arnold g27i sosrenta. e..
julia Vaidp 3442 hud' ~
Norman Z ShMus. 1893 fskcv'tv 50.
Frances MiSch. 1893 Leland a.
Agnes Pauline Hsyes i7qs sheridan. %
Virginia Mae Miller 2isI4 Wlcs IA Ink
gfer
solomon PITTS lui5 FsrH- e.
RoiAn1 2 C1ouEeOu lThT Zgt 81.
William Cunningham 1927 Pine Z months.
GatTHrd Joseph Dutai $3.50 Nirgiuia
Psrb "a
Vera Dawson. ssf White Lsnr.n PIX 80
Mildred bicuuar. Ga CfafiDif. 60
Joseph 81 C1wley 3T1s R'sIre 6a
Bruce lArose 1913 Hinkiev
Joseph her-s Wetdar. 5rtf r.rid 63
Thomas E,rr}. .3l2s Carssir. Hazel
Psrk -
John Pryor. 1853 Bangor 81
Charles NosinEer 1927 D Grand E'tt 90
Charles CatsUsEh 1850 saa'nncf %
Char.are HugEC'i 3Dfs Newport Gs
Marsaret Tuner 1880 Snn'h~ra &C.
Josephine Cr1lu Hawkins sos1 fatk. 50
Charles & Donneuy 1924 Tusoola 81
Betty Jean Elaes. 1888 perrst tanIa. y
Lillian Famwief 1fea T,Ier o.
Nay FnserherE 1926 Cortland. As
Meta Vincent MIfart Mich ~
Abraham LEWIS 2g6H Fwtuvs. 8f
John q Srrrirfrf bfth "a Vernon e.
Anna Heidrar 1870 IN .r Eg
arr ~ r.ur 4's- Ashland ST.
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Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE IICENSES

Francis 1T h.nk. 81 MARY pom I'. '''
Nrrsr Ba.t- Sc Catherine F-t
Ht m rouls msa -- Jeanne i'I'
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s4mre. p flf' -. e',.a
Joseph Ntnt ht- III.
Eoec Ffachg, .1a, - |h.lA rem.
lh.N 49,, s....,.- r-
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9eores y. Bradley e'. 'a-'' '- N''
.el, Az 49,. 90 ,-.... u....- ,s
F,'.-. r-., ~
p..- .s-rr.-a u,.trart zI.
S.st1 q . E Nsts '
s'a' T. I''e'. o.. 90
800 r-v .. Neal r.... 80
P.s-. - Ms Lender 90
;,rs,s, SV Hea, ~
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cons 2a
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e- ,Ss.. s rs.s 500.
C.Itt-rt n r..ssr- ~ lr.-r.4r~e G
l-.-.-z3
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Fs..s Tsr-~r. Arlene B.-K0vski
r.-. ,ar-. rv. Vsra. r-sf-rer .f 81
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tr,s-r, XeHr- ~. Asr.s nz.eoa lq
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IS
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ca.rIs. II Mrach q Inc, Harvey Is
aSysr r-ay,f Won Aierc nt ',p'a. 3D.
rr, n sk.0,,s,-r q5 Fs,,ne warne,
81
Eugene Pistrzyk Is. FuseniA Przaworski
~
Ross Bailey 80 Mary Monroe %
ALBERT n HInch 40. Mary J. Emerson
e.
blaine W Ford. % shirley NJ Glaze. %
George Truchan. q Ruth Groesbcck 10
STANLEY n Dsrrickson. "a queen STANLEY
81
Waiter Krisinski 81 Jennie I Banks %
clyde G.. Sherwood % Bernlce smith ~
FLOYD Albert 20 ZAdie r Harris. 2i
peibert c. Shemweli q. Esther LEW p
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EXPERT SERVICE DIRECTORY
AND BUYERS GUIDE
IANnS(APING
LAWNS, GARDENS

BLACK DIRT. top soils. top dressing
soalmg seeding Ford and Schaefe
oregon 5000.
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PLASTERfNG
PLUMBINa. LICENSED

ABBOTT Sewer Service. cleaned electric
ally Results or no pay. Days. nights
SUNDAYS NinevOod I -G922
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CARLSON sTUDios-Anverusing displays.
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RrFRIGtR.ToR SERVICE
RETAINING Washers

EEFRtGERATORs Old finish removed.
new finish replaced any color. Call TE.
26q3
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ApDISON--Cemeut work tslI. kinds).
Concrete a. IT. best Chhprd 3s23
ALL LEAKY Easements Cement repairs
CEdar 1923. Townsend s-l752. Townsend
O
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FLOOR SANDt>G. WANING. ETC.

Al DrsTLESS floor sanding. finishing
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g-Z2
Al DuSTLESS floor sanding. rennisnins.
own power Estimates Dependable
labor PLAZA 1891
NORTHWEST Ssctcn-Sau'tne hnishinF.
expert Workmanship. reasonable. estI-
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u BRUCH A SON
ESTABLISHED 1900
General f3f roof repairs speciality.
1852 ELMHUEST TOWNSEND s-1d43
REPAIR. REPLACE PIERS. LEVEL
Ling. House raising estimates To 7-4O6l
RF ROOF SOW SO AVERAGE HOUSE.
CALL. NORMAN A. DEE TT 1880
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FINEST quality EtLf., rHf..rs SIF 81
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Al ACCURATE decorating rooms pa
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2-52o5
Al INTERIOR. exterior decorating -
Refrgerat0rs rennished Free estimate.
Immediate service TT. 2-2693
Al PAPERHANGING, CALCIMINING.
PAINTING ANY TIME. TEMPLE 2-0779.
INTENTION Furniture painting at your
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Townsend 9-3105
BEST workmanship guaranteed; painting
decorating wall washing. TO. 6-o333
PAINTING. decorating; interior. exterior
guaranteed workmanship Reasonable
prices Estimates. Hogarth sosl.
WILL decorate sidewalks, ceiling. paper
included. 50 complete room. Ho. $685..
PLAsTERISG
Al PLASTERING. lathing -esAings.
arches repairing Large Small Reason
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AN EXPERT plasterer Patching, altera-
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PLASTER ontractor-Alterations. excel
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estimates Temple 2-4sl2
PLASTERING-Good workmanship. price
thaseas bic Thomas. colored 37i4
Brush Temple 2.4so7
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clustering repairing alterations No
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PLASTER CONTRACTOR - An Kinds.
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Specializing arches. Madison 5000
PLUMBINa. LICENSED
ABBOTT Sewer Service. cleaned electric
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sundays. Vinewood l-6222
ALL sewers sintA, drains and septic
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WORK guaranteed. Tyler 7-796s.
No DIGGING. NO MESs--Sewers, drains
cleaned. electric machine; finest equip
mint Oregon PAS.
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Duke. UN 2-2654. Also plumbing fixtures.
Furnace cleaning. repair parts.
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LfGGETT DRUG co.
400 WOODWARD
At GRAND RIVER
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ALIENS RADIO, washer and clock
repairing. Guaranteed workmanship.
Telephone DReXel 56i7.
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Al ALL MAKES sERVlCEU - Parts.
labor guaranteed. Prompt service
To J-10l0
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fruN 1912
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S2t2
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Concrete a. rs best Chnprd 1924.
ALI LEAKY Easements Cement repairs
CEdaT 1923 Townsend s-l552 Townsend
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pssgrra. 'S TGgrs,,c '4s5g"'''' WORN
FLOOR SANDING. WANING. ETC
Al DusTLEsS. floor sanding. finishing
s0Z2
Al DusILEss floor sanding. reinisiiins.
'Nr po"ri ESTIMATES iepenaanie
'A''' Lara '"'l'
NohIhWES Sectlen-san.ilns finishing;
mates free Trinity l-s534
FINiGAToRs
TIN Original Cyanide Gas Co Work
mauship guaranteed. Tyler 7-g0I7
rtRNAtr CLEANING AND RTPAIRING
Al FURNACE vacuum cleaning ren,tr.
ms 5rofrpt ser,ire snrinkVers LVIr.
mace cleanius III 2-s6o3 can anytime
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rsp.a.euIr.. Ns. Furnace Repair
.fg.s .gt- ,Issro- ,s,a..s.i ,-.,sI.s.
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nAsrMhNr MArlRrRootING

OH. BURNER gas burner stoksr Ffrv
1rC Lawrence. ' Townsend b.4'bl
1918 Woodrow wilson
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Al ACCURATE decorating; rooms pa
pered. 81 up; immediate service. Temple
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PLANT PROTECTION
PORTERS

BOYS not returning % school and FOR cid
eriy men. white or c0lored for drug store
porter work. good salary. experience un.
necessary
Convenient interviewing Ceniers
DowntOwn-li24 GuSwOid. mr. Michigan
East Side-sss2 Grstiot. mr. Harper
West Side 1877 Twelfth. mr. Michigan.
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BuILDING ALTERATIONS
AAA-1 BRICK SIDINGS
AnnTUrInNFC DnnEINTG

Lowest prices IN city, expert WORN Best
materials CAL any time day or nIEht.
FILA terms Est mates. Geul Imp. Co.
CALI. OIL. 2031
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
PINSETTERS
PIN BOYS-COLORED

AGES - TO so GOOD PAY
EXPERIENCE NOT MEG ESSARY
PALMER PARK RECREATION
Mile I'd between Woodward and John r
PIN SETTFRS -- White: set double or
single. good sleeping quarters Argyle
Rowing Alley, N0rthlawn. AZ Grand River
PIN settlers, plenty NJ lines good sleeping
accommodations WY Recreation. Wyo-
mlng-i Mile West
PIN Settlers. white. experienced Beacon
Recreation 6733 West Vernon
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BOILER parts IN stock for sale Welding
Installing. tEstlmates ,. Brandt Bros.
VI l-3I1h. fala LRiaNctte.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-21
PLANT PROTECTION

PromDtional opportunity for men. p n 50
years of aye. In good physical condition,
large industry now engaged In defense
work starting rate approximately 1900
per month for 6-dRy week for probation
airy period " eligible under VINO you may
apply Madison 1855
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lrBld h RlcwoIt. IS. Claire IS. Mann