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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-14
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Gere;s Geriaan,lilrG. &inbeshorprobs
ieben ssreitas abenbS Mue @lo,ibenss
genojIeu einaclaber. ."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-14
Columbus. Ohio
GDang. 2mther. Nartin &ntber 2ir&e,
Etfc Wplcr unb Nuu StrQEe.

Taltor NR. Sapib Setter. Seben Sonns
tng bormittags 3 llbr SonntaaI6ule
10 1lbr en9liid)er 8ottesbienit; II llbr
oeutiher Gottesbienit.
ellie 8lmlbenssenoiien unb Sreunbe
iinb herslicb eineelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-14
3ueia AZ.

0as Sabr 1943 fling nit Ser Gin-
fitbrung Der 8eamten ba,rdp Duniel
Doung an.
24ir fre,ten ,ns itber Sen Beiub
bon Sobn 8enning t,om 3tpeig 10,
iotpie al,d bon Sophie 3iesler, ,3apeig
4, Glebelan0, $. Sdnp. .3iegler tpeil-
te bier in Gbicago ihon eine ldngere
3eit, 6enn ibr Sibn Sobn lit bier in
Ser Greet Safes gsnnal Troi,,ine
Station. sic hit @dlt ser 9amilie
@eorg @terling.
Wir bebauern bab Sftp. slnna
6dbie franf hit, iotpie ald Sdup.
Sltitine @einbolo, spelde ins 500
ipital bef0rbert tuuroe. Q0ir boffen
oas beiSe Sdtpeitern reht balo lpie-
Ser geiuno iinb.
Da nun bie 6eittage noriiber iino
10 Dere1ten fp1r l1ns (lllt Ole 1ta01te
unterbaltl,ng Dor. l1nb 5tpar cine
Gaidinssfeier
tpeld,e am 13. 5ebr,tar IN ser 60
lonial Sale abgebalten miro.
Oas &omitee apurSe ,pie folgt er.
edn5t INN bieies Jelt gu leiten:
@eorg @ierling, Simon Shuffert
Sobn Sdulller, &uos Ha,ll, Sobr
areitel, Sobn Sd)e,,n, sic Sdnpe,
ftern &afb. @ierling, Sara Guilt.
ner, Sanna Sd)uffert, Glia. @ramer
un0 Cara 5aub. Oieies &omitee
auiro per Yoit benabridtist, spenn
eie Geridmmlungen itatffinben.
Curtis 81. Tatie, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-14
Wunaca, ga.
Semtf&e Guans. =2utb. ct. 8eterS.
Ojcmcilt0e. 3. ctr.

Gfarrer Sans 8. S. SimoIeit. 24l
Mhan1s Ctr. Godeiter, ga. Selepbon:
Nodeiter 1865. Gottesbienit $3.50 ubr
morgens; Sonntaalfuls 10:l5 ltbr. -
Sranen Gerein Gerlanrmlun9 am lebten
0onnerstag ieben Wonats, abenos 8 uh.
Sebermn,n lit ber3lid) piIlfoumen.
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Hbfuito, SefrcfGre!

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slae SefretGrc Scr 3Weigncreiuc
bes Gcntra! &crbanbes nno bes
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iinb frennblidit eriud)t
bis ipdteitens oen
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nn6 ,uicoeraeiuablten Seamten ihrer
@ereiue sefalliait cinieuoeu 81 iuOl'
len, oamit bic
2lenoeruneen i'm
Observation-Disclosures
borgenommen ,uerbcn fiinuem.
Die Reoaftion.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-14

9teb. Musuit S. gnselbreht, Hfarrer.
selepbon 90. 1745. I'm Sonns ilno
Seiertagcn mor9ens $3.50 l1br Sonns
taalfule. 1890 llbr enslii6er @ottes'
cie..,.. 1880 llhr belltlder @ottesbienft
Mue @laubensgenoifen iinb herali@
nilltpmmen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-14
Jabneniueibe in Der Gbriitns.
Stride.

Xtr0e.
0ie 6amilie @ilbelm 8remer bat
gum @eodbtnis an ibren 8atten
unO Gater Serrn @ilbelm 8remer,
Sem beimsesansenen tpoblbeta,nten
&urator ser Gbriitustirdengemeinoe
sluei idOne 0abnen fiir uniere Stride
geltiftet. Diele Jabnen ioIlen an,
II. SSsanl,ar eineepeibt .peroen. Ser
8ottesoienlt fi1bet tpie getpobnli1
um 10 llbr morgens itatt. Na6 oar,
8ottesoienit ueroen mir elm Jelt-
eiien bdben, gu bem mir Serrn @ro-
feiior 8obniteot, ser 2ebrer am Mt.
Union College in Maiance lift, ols
oeutiden Sfeoner einluben. &arten
fir oas giien gum @reiie bon 75c
fOnnen bon Sen Mitglieoern ser @e>
meinbe gefauft tperoen.
Gs lit at ertparten. 1aB Defenders
oiele Sreunoe ,mieres peritorbene,,
Serrn &irdenpraiiSenten sobIreid
fommen tperSen. Sn 8eaug auf I'M
fern 5eitrebner, 6erru Erofeiior
8obniteot, modten mir nod bener-
fen, oab er ipeit befannt lit uIs aus
se5eidneter &eoner uno 2ebrer. Sn
friiberen sSsabren auar er Hrofeiior
an ser Staatsuniperiitat bon Yann-
ma selpeien. Gs ereisnet iid 10 iell-
ten, baB mir einen erten beutihen
Heoner na6 Canton einlaben f0n.
men. ltmio mebr fre,t es uns, 6aB
es uns biesnal gelungen tit, einen
10 aus9e5eidneten Spreder fir I'M
iere Stride 5u iidern.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-14
I'm Stlberfran3e

9fm q. 0e3endber feierte Die So
miIie Mihnel &raub ibr Sil6erebe-
Subildum i'm &reiie ibrer @inoer
ll1o Iieber Greunbe. Ser @irdenrat,
beiien Mitglieb Br. Midoel RrauB
fir Die lesten orei Sabre tpar uno
5iehe meitere Uahrih>
ten auf Sette 6.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-14
3tueia II.

Ser 3meig II balt feline monat-
lide @eriamml,ms am Sonntag, ben
II. SSan,ar ab. @ir boffen oaB sic
4Sdpeitern ale ampeieno iino, benn
Sic neuen @edlntinnen tperben eir,-
gefiibrt.
Sm &omitee fiir Saralar fins 6.
&loB, &atb. Sd,tlter, glii. Shuiter,
Sllanna &einert, ssolefin ssr0blih.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-14

8eamtem.S Saitallieritms bes 0amen'
d5ors Saronia nnb Ses IGnnerdors
.GintraAt-9ermania.
Sm berrIih ber3ierten groBen
|Speiielnal uno NIT geationalfarben
rot, tpeib un6 Mau ber5ierten 2iihea
| uno bunten fIidern6en &er5fen, er.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-01-14
Someiteab, ga.

Semtide Gp. 2mtb. ct. NarfuS 2tr@e,
222-224 Sjt 8. Mue.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Film Hit Tickets
To Bond Buyers

Free tickets 10 downtown pre-
mieres viii be available 10 movie
fans who purchase bonds at any
OF the g. theater issuing agencies
in the CITY it was announced =,
Edward G. Beatty, state chairman
of the Hollywood war activities
committee
Tho premicrcS and where they
can be seen are:
For Whom the Bell Tolls" at
the Wilson Theater. $50 p m.
Wednesday and AT the United
Artists at $50 p m
Sahara, az the Fox and
Adams theaters Thursday, $50
p. m.
The patron may select his pre-
miere and each bond purchase
entities the buyer TO one ticket
This il an opportunity for
moviegoerS to get the first look
nj two Of the years outstanding
films at no cost To themselves
except An investment I'm victory
and security" Beatty said.
The list of theater issuing bond
agencies has been printed in the
Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Gou. Kelly Urges State
To Increase Bond Sales

Gravely concerned over Michi-
CANS failure thus far 10 meet its
quota in the Third War Loan,
Gov. Kelly appealed TO the people
Of the state Saturday 10 throw
full support into the drive during
the remaining week.
His statement follows:
ITO all the people Of Michi-
gan:
The Third War Loan drive
IL nearly over. One week re-
mains.
BACKING FIGHTERS
This IL the peoples drive
backing M our fighting forces
a. they fight their way forward
toward Berlin and Tokyo.
There II much work vet to
he done In these last few days.
best evidenced by the fact that
Michigan Is tagging In 26th
place among the states In APP
preaching the goal assigned In
this Third War Loan drive.
THE war news Is good today,
but 1 hope that every citizen
will keep clearly in mind that
the European continent remains
Mari stronghold ringed with
steel and that the flag OF Japan
arrogantly flies over a great
part Of the Pacific.
Those strongholdS will he
Siormed nv the best Of our
youth ~ this state and this ma
ton. They will never quit; they
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Army-NdWE Given
CarboIoy Firm

The army-navy + for excellence
in production was unfurled Sat
nrday at the Carboloy Co, lll77
E. Eight Mile road,
Col. Harvey c. BeeSon. eNecu-
tive officer, District /. Sixth
Service Command, presented the
flag TO w. G.. Robbins. company
president Employe pins were
awarded by Comdr. Robert Belz.
G. l.. Neil, plant chairman Of the
Carboloy UAW-CIO, accepted the
pins on behalf of the employees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

are ready to die: they ask only
that you and | back them 10 the
limit: give them At least n fight
ing chance. Our dollars Will give
them that fighting chance; let
II never be said We spent blood
and saved dollars.
GRAVITY OF HOUR
II am certain our people will
respond II they only reflect and
realize the gravity % this hour.
They give all important assiS-
lance 10 those who fight nv do
ing their full share In this Third
War Loan drive.
mo one can determine what
your share N except you, hut a.
YOU determine u, may I suggest
that you keep in mind that the
stricken people of the countries
crushed beneath the cOnqueror'S
boot would not hesitate to in
vest their very last penny I'm n
drive like this II by 50 doing,
they could restore that which
they once had.
"Once more our citizens have
an opportunity To make n con
tribution TO the war effort and
prove by their action that they
give thanks 10 God for blessings
Of freedom. and are doing their
full share In securing those
blessings undiminished for
themselves and their posterity
Harry =. Kelly, governor OF
Michigan"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Report Lend-Ledse
Hdsn'fCuf U. S. Food

WASHINGTON, Sept. Is uNSl
-Lend-lease administrator Ed
ward r. Stettinius Jr.. said today
that the effect of lend-lease ship
ments on principal items Of the
nations diet has been relatively
=.
American civilians in the first
seven months 'of 1943, he said,
contributed to our fighting allies
an average Of two-tenths of an
ounce of beef and veal per person
weekly, three-tenths of an ounce
of lamb and mutton, 4.3 ounces of
pork, one-tenth Of an ounce of
butter and three-tenths of an
ounce of cheese
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Accent 0ver(hdrqe
Costs Landlord $500

JOLIET, H.. Sept. Is QNS)-
Joseph Montgomery today had a
5000 Joliet justice court judgment
against his landlord, Joseph
Shirtino, whom he accused Of
overcharging him 40 cents q
month Tor II months. I
Montgomery complained 10 the
OPA that Shirtino shut of his
water, though he had been pay
ing 81 a month extra for Il. when
his wife bought a washing ma
chine and that investigation dis
closed the tenant who preceded
him had been paying only 90 cents
a month for water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Religion Gaining
In Russia, Report

MOSCOW. Sept. 25 tUP)-The
Rev. Cyril r. Garbett, archbishop
OF York. said today that he has
had several conferences with Pa
triarch Sergius and other leaders
OF the Russian Orthodox church
who told him that anti-religious
propaganda had been discontinued
in Russia and that they were
planning TO rebuild and reopen
many churches.
He was informed that between
40 and so churches now are open
in Moscow and that the church
planned to prepare new candi-
dates for ordination TO the priest
hood
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Ordnance Officer
Heads A. and NJ. Club

Capt A. r. Muller Of tho
Detroit ordnance district was
elected president of the Texas
A. and NJ. Club OF Detroit at the
first meeting of the season in the
Olde Wayne Club. Others elected
were A. J. Trail. vice president.
and J. NJ. Winston, secretary
treasurer.
A group Of members attended,
the first showing of We've Never
Been Licked in the Fox Theater
last night The picture was in
Spired by Texas A. and NJ. College
and filmed on the campus there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Union Loses Out
In Boycott Case

NEW YORK. Sept. - QNS)-
A significant decision was on rec
ord in federal court today fol-
lowing the ruling of Judge Fran
els G. Caffey, in restraining the
electrical workers union, AFL,
from exercising boycott"
The deciSion returned against
the union, ordering IT TO pay
court costs Of 1910. declared
that the union may not induce
arv person or corporation 10 re-
fuse to buy equipment from man
ufacturers" on the ground that
il was not made or wired in
Greater New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Anti-Strike Law
Called Failure
By All Parties
Increase in Walkouts
Reported; U. S. Costs
for enforcement Zoom
News Of Labor
By JACK CRELLIN
Times Labor Editor

The Smith-Connally War Labor
Disputes Act, as il is now con-
stituted. appears 10 be a war baby
that nobody wants.
Labor doesn't want II.
Management is disguised with
IT.
And government officials are
tearing their hair out over II.
Originally enacted 10 cur b
labor unions, particularly John l.
Lewis and his United Mine Work
erS. the statute 10 date has had
exactly the opposite effect
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
STRIKES INCREASE

According TO Business Week
magazine. wildcat stoppages and
flash strikes have been on the
increase ever since the law went
into effect two months ago
on top OF this, management
complains that labor unions have
used the strike threat. which was
legalized by Congress when il
passed the law, 10 put the pres
sure on and obtain concessions
they never would have gained
otherwise.
With the exception Of a minor
slap on the wrist handed a few
UNIV members in Pennsylvania.
government officials have dis
creetly refrained from prosecut-
ing union members and their lead
ers responsible for several stop
pages IN war plants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
PREvIEw AT 10

A prevlew OF the show will he
held al 10 a. m. with a half
hour broadcast from 1910 10 II
n m hbOut 1000 civic and IN
dustrial leaders Of the Detroit dis
trict have been invited 10 attend
Originals Of Norman Rockwell <
-Four Freedoms paintings will
he shown Special events writ he
featured daily every hour on the
half-hour.
First Of these will he a fashion
show az 1890 p. m Monday. pre-
Sented by Helen Virginia Meyer
fashion historian, in VIII c h
women's uniforms Of the World
Wars and ii Will be shown by
30 professional models.
The remainder OF the day viii
be devoted 70 music. interviewing
OF Mai Allen V. Martini, pilot
Of the Flying Fortress DRY Mar
TIM" army plane demonstrations;
display OF chemical warfare
equipment. and appearance OF
many notables.
The -Four Freedoms show Is
being taken to 40 American cities,
Detroit being the eighth visited.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26

"
of Wa Bond nation Terh nyou nvdmen
to save he future
nd women who "a" h! hIuHkap
p
it'll cation in this hour ofnee
h bW Bh
y yh on oH
victory
d no stop at f mme-n
Wa Bond h
Andxb ar dp o bank Drhin
mpktg fine ~ transaction
That important y,y family nd your thy ban E by hNery nbutbu
1t hi i g hh The Attack hWnBonh!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
WILL FIRE CANNON

AZ noon. four cannon shots will
signify the official opening Of the
show. hundreds Of pounds OF
Colored confetti will he thrown
from the store windows and the
official flag of the -Four Free
domS" Will be unfurled.
Brief addresses witt be made by
Gov. Kelly, Mayor Jeffries and
Isbey.
The show. sponsored by the
treasury department and The Sat-
urday Evening Post, then will be
open 20 the public. 10 run through
Oct. 9. The entire exhibit has
been assembled on the twelfth
floor.
A feature Of the exhibit on the
opening day with be the auto
graphing Of bonds by Victor Ma
ture, movie Idol. who recently was
decorated for combat action with
the coast guard on North At
lantic patrol. He viii appear al
$50 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
ONLY UNIONS BENEFIT

Al In al, Il APPEARS thaI ddNor
unions are the only ones 10 have
hearRted= hst r. tt--==s-
They have utilized II as a
powerful organizing weapon which
has proved far more effective
than the National Labor Relations
Act.
a typical example was the
recent election in the Essex Wire
Corp here.
This was a case where An in
dependent union had a majority
that was successfully thwarting
efforts Of the UAW-CIO 10 gain
a foothold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
Parade Will Open
War Bond Show
Fo4r Freedoms Pageant
at j. /. Hudson's Monday

a parade of 10 bands, an en-
tire military police battalion, mill
tsry and fire equipment and rep
resentatives Of all branches Of the
armed services will mark the
opening Of the -Four Freedom"
War Bond show in the j. L. Hud-
son Co. Monday.
Starting at Woodward an d
Larned at Ills a. m. the line OF
March will be up Woodward, past
a reviewing stand at the Hudson
store and 10 Grand Circus Park,
where il will disband.
In the reviewing stand in the
marquee OF the store will be Gov.
Kelly, Mayor Jeffries. Frank N,
Isbey, head of the Michigan War
Finance committee, Navy Capt
M. r. Wortley and II. Col. w. NJ,
King Of London, Ont.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
FILES STRIKE NOTICE

However. JAW leaders filed a
strike notice. This was permits
Sible because the law permits any
individual or group OF individuals
TO do so regardless Of what union
has the bargaining rights.
~ the end Of 30 days, the
NI.RB conducted an election
The question asked the workers
on the ballot was
DO YOU wish tn permit an
interruption Of war production
In wartime a. a result Of this
dispute ."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
ACT FoMENTs STRIKES

Frank Bowen. regional NLRB
director, has this 20 say about
the law
"Instea Of preventing
strikes, II IL fOmentiDg them"
In addition II has cost the gov
eminent thousands Of dollars IN
preparing for elections that never
take place
Out Of 2O-odd strike notices
filed with the Detroit regional
offices. only one election the
Essex case has been conducted
In all other cases. the strik Q
notices were withdrawn al the
last minute because the unions
had won their point by obtaining
speedy War Labor Board recogni-
ton OF their disputes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-26
URGES YES" VOTE

But just prior TO the election,
tho JAW circulated handbills
which stressed that the workers
would not be voting TO strike
II urged the workers 10 vote
yes" TO secure collective bar
gaining rights. increased wages
and better working conditions.
The JAW won and on the basis
Of the results has now asked The
NLRB for certficatiOn as bar
gaining agent
The union has no intention OF
calling strike ~ the plant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

EFAn rrs. Wsrt Acs pr pr.f'-use
them f1r results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
War Work Wanted

AVAILABLE time On lsfhes, mailing ms-
fhines, sbBpefs, piancrt euIl presses,
surface grinders Ferry Tool aud DE
Corporation TNinhrook i-f142
CAPITOL rOOL COMPANY
-FI&TUEES--GA AGES
Sn2n MACK PLAZA 1922
GRIND RITE TOOL SPECIALIZING
rAEBlNE TOOL BITS 1895 COHANT
tvs - Hat6
lMMFhlhTf capacity available, q. eiFrt
spindle automatic screw mecniues Tor
production runs Telephone Madison 1872
NiCHiGAY FlANF HARDENiNG 60
Now Mara IrWa1' 1852 " Fort cA 56t}
SHIPPING boxes ana crates. al sizes
available. prompt deliveries
INTERSTATE ASPHALT A LUMBER CO.
Mound al lu-Aile Rd. ST.. 1851
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Bus transportation
CHICAGO ~ ~
ST. LOUIS SslD: Los ANGELES ti0i,
pF LUXE MOTOR STAGES
1905 CASS. At BASLEY IA i3E
Bus Transportation
MoUing, Storage. Carriage

Acme Storage Co. Est. loo
50 prr month f.r in1 sah.r feet .n private
..-p. r.l keep tae try
ir 1870. FREE ESTIMATES
AH' IS IDca 600 ga. o. vans u,-r
SD ur 242 LsBcNs TOVuser- Hi..
AZ BRIGHT Local moving storage err
", shipping anywhere hrspr'u' '"r
Hrfrfs1 warehouse. ~ NiValt.e
Trinity 2.1Il1
hTLANTIC LOCAL. padded Fars I1NH
OH 49,. Two men e. hr 1880 NJ
Ntahrs TlF.rhrook sos
EAGLE Local furniture pianos store
ftt.re s7frg machinery. t|2 War
won TEur's i-2fl6
tHNfT Local m wins loads wanted
Michigan Ohio Pennsylvania zee es'i-
mate. tba- Livcrro's LHfaNrt'" 42ft
IVORY MOVING Local 26l1 Lawrence
Townsend -.Ha1. n.shts. Sundays, Town.
send ,s33
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

Al A/SPECIAL, 9x12 L. $3.50
cash ant carry. 50 50. 50 years expert
f0re. zoos guarantee Detroit Oriental
Rug Hrrss f2i22 Br0adstreet. no 1900
a BEAUTIFUL rug and upholstered fur
rIfHrr cleaning. reu0fafing guaranteed.
Insured gXi2. SO So. cash and carry, 81 so
',tr1eid Rug and Furniture Cleaners. 5f35
fireman TYLER S-fSO0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
ctosuois

rr~ pr,trfvt'f POSTCARD vfrvs
GF MIAMI AND MIAMI RFA~H FOR
-'r Kay. BOX sii2 MIAMI taHI FLA.
1911 SOFT boo rfsprrur'a f.r 1srte .rr.
taf Ef mis- vfg after fUs tH'7
f. W R.sssF
WILL W.rreEsss ~ 49, tFHf rrrHe- N..i-
HsHd ana H.rht8.. f..H $3.50 m.
vnr0 iaN-cah DIN mar. please c1mwun'
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