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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHS., calcuiators, typrs.. once
Sun. and eve CO. 4es5. week, pi 7s7ss..
..ed 1t 0s sne. snd ets.r nna Suites eo%
odd pieces. Please call today. Mr.. GRADY,
BEDROOM. dining. living room furniture.
contents OF ants, or homes. at once. We
a pSs15 s;Hef4y s2s.s TIA es1
glassware and rugs. Dupont 0513. %
::s - Il IS. Ssss =. ss : sss: ss y: s
az sSrS fs sl:s:Ss sSs ;s, :.sES 3
snafSins n de prssden Sc co.leors. n M.issen isps
8: ssI. ;ss :ss'ea :ss other f.!
CLoTHiNG-oHiehest prices paid 10,
st. asss III sss7 6Bsa svs: VII
CfoTHNG-Hishes. prices for mems and
CL0THiNS-sester Dr,ces pad tor men.
assd ssss op.n H.ss' .s.s viii ss s. lS st.
D5,AMosDs na,a Z, !,'s., Before ySu sen diamonds
S1ssosBBs isss Bs.nS s6iD III Hi.s.:s s.ss
ARTHUR MARKEL $40 r st.
t.HsG u. a 61EaEKr SSSE 1SuTEss NH goso and tempes
ELECTRIC REFRiGERATOR. size for home
use: win pay cash; washing machine, in
sMood M . conSition, family size. Phone War
ELEcTRiC REFRIGERAToR ursentl,
needed BY ssIyicemans wife. with baby
ELECfRfC REFRIGERATOR. good condi.
ton, urgently needed; pay cash. OIL
for pbss. ss !:s ssssesa ssss s' in
n., hine. reu.shoid saods &c. .ssoiassis
shsss sng se ea;h 4ans.d DIss 4s EFT best results call
Of The better kind wanted II once. slss
'iss PEAS! s'sHf ss sss ssias III
!! f1TIssNITUsE.Used INIT home ,qrnishinss Of
a-brac: maximum cash prices; prompt and
courteous re % service. Call any time RE. 1904
FURN.. in good, clean condition: stoves.
iceboxes; ,, hisest cash prices paid; I; G.
g oaI Also sons D.no ao0d
FURNi IURE. nr,c-a- -prac. china, giasswafe,
ple psa cs Ga5Rs; MURR asSsss sseT $3.50
GOLD-Brins your, old gold. silver, plating,
eeh kAa a'fsseed iNc S.sI, . y "a, pay cash
GOLD. diamonds silver we pay hishes,
price. ASK for MR. oPPENHETMHR. 90a
LAWN = MOWER WANTED, also grass clip.
pers, wood or wire fence. garden furniture
hose, etc; also rugs and living room furni.
MTsreexL saFs eSt DiTss tn Ssas
prices Call Mr.. BALDI. Republic e223
PIANO with good keyboard action ane
pas uD so ss ca. not A.p
PiaNoWWe are looking for spinet. apt
sDres sst essb or psse ssnd esnO s4sg s pay the h
sfane Dty "a. i'eh ol.se ser sss sS'ast apt s
rrands snd snsh . psss' for ipnet
seyuSlss aep %sfs sass. 3! type. Call MR.. VERNON
Rsss' E,s fer :sI1s' s !.ns
P1ANo.I am looking for /. sood spinet or
.tser Fanq piesG csi EN- Nm 1sl gsy hish price for
PIANOs-we need Immediately 10 apart
ment.. size uprights and spiness suitable for
fash 81 $685. sssins from rtsHsoPi se
fR sfAkSs Ss4 wnNfsp0 stisf m or.nd. sp,ne.. o,
zSso wosc ss;s RI'ii iis H,s M's
kADIo@r.ble model radio or oomsin..
s,oh essh TSrkins ni n1ss or not VIII call and pa,
sADios AND GRAND PIANO wanted a,
once once; , also some good household fusni.
SEWING MAcaiSasNWe M fSfs VI saS' bus al ia ,ypes @
Pisstins; sI7 st.. ,RE 1900. RI. ssii
risht. Telephone National ses5. Apart.
Always tai ! ! HIGHEST PRICE PAID for di..
hand. Max 2 zwEie. faS'ee NE :. sIis, HIi%0n0s OF
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

SPANISH LESSONS BY appointment, be-
gtnners and advanced: take few lessons for
business life. 936 New York ave NV,
DI. O262. s am. to pm. g.
QUICK review course IN shorthand, type
writing, bookkeeping. calculating machines.
SCHOOL. 1888 St MA. 233S
SUMMER CLASSES in shorthand, tipping,
bookkeeping. Comptomster now starting;
F St, opp. Capitol Theater
CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR available
Taylorcrafts. Wacos. $3.50 horsepower
rotings. OIL. SSSS. 24s
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SITUATIONS poMEsIIc

GIRL, colored neat, wants Job Cleaning
apartments mornings for employed couple ::
reference. Michigan 1851,
GIRLS t2) wish maids work In boarding
house in EXCHANGE for living quarters.
Call AID. 97s9 after 1890 am. A.
LAUNDRESS. nrst.class: bring them and
rtck them UP Hobart 5311
MOTHER, with high-school-age daughter,
dc. part-time work in exchange for small
salary and living quarters; refs DU. 2512
bet 40 pm
child. apt: live in. TR. 1923, call IL to 8
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ROOMS FURNiSHED-Northeo,t.

Rooms Observation-Disclosures.
:25 33rd 81. N.E.-Beautffui basement
room Tor 2. $50 mo-; private home. FR.
33s MD. AVE. N.E-corner, overlooking
park 3 blocks from Capitol block from
restaurants. cars; clean. quiet. homelike,
phone: single, So: double. $40. 7s
1915 MICHIGAN AVE. N.E.-Sleeping room
i9r snvss ssntisTsn rsn Telephone NO. OILS.
home: unl phone, bus and car nearby.
NEAR CAPITOL-Laree front room. quiet,
cheerful homelike, laundry facilities, teIe-
phone. Lincoln 1867, evenings.
81. 18Th ST. NE. - Clean, comfortably
furnished double room: conv. bus and car
lines: $40: maid service. AT 1886
~ 3rd ST. NE double rooms, clean;
VIII rent single: gentlemen preferred,
BEDROOM, nicely furnished. in new home.
shower and bath. Call RA 3S2T.
COLOkED-Nicely furnished room for q
siIls; 18th st. ne. Cali Ii. 1909 after
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

STENoGRAPHERs, bookkeepers, typists
needed hourly for new interesting openings
top salaries Need now Spanish Eng.
s14s mo-: bookkeepers. $4O-S5o VIZ:
clerks. ofice, S35 wk. UP; cashiers (s). S35
wk, See US for the right positions We'll
Epiphany Church. 1911 G st. NV. MA.
6OSS. $3.50, 2114
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RlPAlR9 Alln efRYlef fee.e 4 !.

nlpAlns AID sgkvef fcsae.,.
ysssEf15HN s1.s,Ee5 w. El.Ds I|psi1ts.Sg rssapsd'
.4s.iszs sss.s.s zaAlI5 zSaFAl5n ;gRsisF:i
ssia9 Gsxs11lh Ass az; :sr.,es ~ u sSoa 81
.1i: p. ga 6s.saAss sEAsass av
toks x6UR Roor LEAK. Let u repsir
Qr replace your root now. BOND NQCk-
ALL HOueH nkRAR9.Phcns your prub.
lsms TO Miss Ross. H1rAlks. Nc. m.
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MOTOR TRAVEL,

NAVAL OFFICER and wife desire trans
end: share driving. cv-esses. AD. 5o34. Il
LEAVING FOR AUGUSTA. GA. sunday
share expense MOE suRowrrz oE'
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

KETIRING FROM BUSINESS, must vacate
buildins, o6er stock Of miscellaneous hard
ware, show cases, tahies, mshoe
VAL hxtures, is feet long by Q feet .hish
icrfe iron safe, miscellaneous shelvtnS:
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PROFESSIONAL LADY vents absoluteiy
cuiet, clean. well-furnished. ventilated
RooM "a, 81 DESIRED a IN Quiet. p private @ home ONE by
refined adult, Government employe. Please
1rite Box 2a7-A. Star.
de s;res . room. preferably master bed.
room, In gentile home In city, with care Of
son durins days. Box 396,v. Star.
ity Brookeville I'd. and Bradley lane, Ch,
Ch., Nd. Box 360-V, Star. 81
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D0xx1 fUPs, champdon aired. 4. K. q.
SsNistsred Alexandrfa OeO6
rSIIh,s eoII,. 1.lr lkGn sALE--4ixsd Az. terriers. part
Socxer spaniel fox terriers: SIS each: q
Seartifui Kittens 70 sive. away to people in
44A sftsr pm. Or sundsy. ~ -
49, s,s DOG year old imsle,; reason.
Sa 9n,e; ufe6 te children. Phone 6H. S5as.
tndivi nal houses. called for and deIiyere6'
W.; .1s4S, syentngs: IA. B92S, days.
ststs ~ IMSn,rs .nS nrs.. poodle Puppy, male;
COUNTY BOARDING. meat, diet, tndi-
yidual runs reasonable rates; pickup ana
S.sissry SSssisSsy serv'es Phone DI. $50 or
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CAT7lE AND lIVf STOCK

Cattle AND llVE STOCK.
GATED HORSE. thorouehbred. about
HEIFE;K CALF, Jersey thoroughbred
eligible registration.' months old: fnest
milking blood line from accredited herd.
CAL Ma. Sl71 until 4 pm. or Ashton
l6Q evenings :
new and used Enslish and Western sadiles
and harness: wagons, bugsies, top single
wagon: everything for Q horse; straw rides
PONY, goserness' cart and harness fol
sale. Phone Braddock Heishts. Nd, 1921
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.
FIREPLACE WOOD-Seesoned i00T oak
quality and measure suaranteed: 16", 90
and "a" lengths. win deliver by Sept
18th. Delivered and stored. SCI .
cord. Write ALBERT W. WARFMID
Monrovia, Nd. l7s
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POULTRY o eaoe,
ooos, pEn nc.

~ ,ss 3s,s: re- r.: .sa sSfiY'sil :sseIi;s
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
M0vyland end vjrejnia.

CENTKR CLARENDON-1 double, / single;
yalkipg distance Ft. Myer: 10-cent fare
Psntsgon and Navy Bldss.; can be seen
psnT. fsses e ss AsIinsso1 a1 ds1 Sunday Vs loi7
8fa 8. STAFFORD ST.-Single and double
room In young couples Christian home,
lO.mtn. bus to Pentagon, Navy Bldgs. and
Arlington Hall; no smoking or drinking
permitted CHI n&72 6s
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ROOMS UNFuRhlisNED.
Rooms WANTED.

&c ADAMS ST. N.W.-Two unfurnished
rooms. Can be seen any time. Call CO.
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MovINc. PACKING 3 STORAGE,

MOVING AND sTORAGE, reasonable rates,
VIII take your surplus furniture as part
g sFokA6g shSSs Aaiylc6 c6. Is9l6I s4 ass
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wATER NEAfEns. automatic gas and BOT
tie tas. I'll .E3aees 90-yoar e1tarnutee; IN
n.sd!sss apsta ssaass ssssaass. SssSaf sonssruetien
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equipment. WI. 1921.
RE-UPHOLsTEkNG-2-piece Re- living room
suite re-upholstered to look like new, $50:
latest patterns and new insides Included;
HoLsTEkY SHOP. slss istS "s ST. NV NV
snfTE, aaanE ossl ss automatic also % Cal, mate,
RUG, beautiful hish -nrade Oriental Kara
shan, size 9x15, like new, 5000. including
sGGs osi:ntai aDeF Room ss niM si.. CT chinsse and
Dice 2427 18th St. NV. RARE RUG
RUGS. Oriental, room size, Chinese and
kAsi iSsss' SgS saSs Rsss
sisssIy ossrss1Isa. Sss AelsSsn.. lss.1s sirssns. sS%
TTs lac aacssss Il ss' lssa os e 3. sl.fn month
:. e. s:s so.sasf old rR.sa!9i
a nav. see been eA% no sss ss Aes
saoWEi:: control! yslyss, pipe extensions
silGoTs, l kitchen mixer, excellent con
ditien; also porch screens and door. Ia
sPRING. double decker like new; 2-barn-
BED sl' sth .prinss S.sss dE. @ aesse sSe0''eao' "
s ons ansss s.pss Sssns :s
medieine cabinets, lumber. DU. 777s.
iSTENOTYPE, excellent condition: lessons
sTUDfo nfaSHS SSs factor, 1 rebuilt xi With
BEDS. atlas ssi 'Ss i. psS nv, pf I S7s7. ss.n
TkOMDONES-fe Mar. goVd beginner 4
model. $37 30; Conn. gold laeouered
S110 Call Republic 6212, KITS, 1886
| g Ut. middle Of block.
TkOPICAL FISH. all varieties, includiua
rare Rasbora Hetermorpha. AQUARIUM
| SUPPLY Co. 3627 On. ave, NV.
TRUNK, Army: also wardrobe trunk, elec.
hot plate, elcc; heat pad. radio, INVALID
TYrEWRITER. Underwood No. s. Oliver
TYPEwRITER. Reminston portable. sood
condition. so. AD. 9l6b after Z PM g.
TYPEW1TTEk. Royal. excellent condition,
S45: collapsible baby carriaGe. $3.50; Tay-
lor Top. $3.50; porcela in top table lArge),
50: chest of drawers, SS: mahoEany
chairs. 81 80 each. Union 2409.
tTYPEWRITER Rental Service--3710 18th
NV. 0E 1888, underWoods. 81 IS mo- 8
mos; n adv S5: no de. S3.1 add. dep:
WASHING MACHINE, Easy. 1941, al
white. medium sized, perfect mechanical
| condition: best oder. Box 370-V, star.
WASHING. MACHINES. vacuums, fans,
commercial appliances rep'd, bought exch
Helts: hrushea parts: MELfANC1 ArrLI-
ANcE 90, 9th and Q IT.. nv. AD. 1879
wATER nEAFEns. automatic sas and bot.
ae ne ~ .sa0ss. So,yssr sasssatss; tss'
terms IL oo71.
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7Is. q st. NV. corner sth and @. INA
EUKMASEs. l Y, hot water and hot air; ne,
Hf 1,sNtHss ssssns ea,Hipment ,dr terms, sH sa7i
s fes sisafse AIR is'' ssDf sfs!
FUR eoILARs-Re,uvens,e last year,
ssKs 'ss sernss ssRs ssn i: and u nav
ruRnACEs, sRts &c She hot-air M ana hSt-wster replace
III ENo1NsERiSa nse"ess e.. Sfx sA II iso7 Ga 81
dSs sS fs ssg
Sc, Sc ,2 phons AT; l1s1 from Q to pm. 9
$50 mo. 566 Newcomb st. Sc, Apt
fuRNiTusI ffuRssifr sis9 R% Modern living room an.
FURNITuRE - Bedroom. mosern., 7-pc
blue c r'essis aiss. 'ss ss1 iDri9s q
RVRsP4JSI@s iasssri AT!nsson s.loom chairs. ,sI;a
wsgon: moving out Of town. oL. 1881
Lsavins city. 4elf Arkansas S.'.s's ave. NV
SSsSiTSa.: l,ss: asa.ehola hold. effects. wash
nm. protector and else train, both &C.
fHkSi4Usf fa fifFfsfs Isl fHscclyv%oood %o tsG tain beds
sma sb fasTs naea eo as tsS
card table with chairs, 2 e-z-do chests
step stool, ironing board. Or 1855.
FURNiTURE-DininE rm., bedrm. suite
| 500 each and miscellaneous. 4606 Ches
apeake st. NV. EN-. 1921 or GE. 5696.
FURNITURE, new, used. sterilized and re-
conditioned, all prewar-lnner-sprg. mat
tresses, S15 up; Hollywood beds, single O
double, $25 up: lounse chairs, $i2 up: fsl
sers, s19 up; 2-pc. maple iiv: rm.. suite
S45; desk. SIS up; sofa. $24; sofa-beds. cS3l
up; china cabinet. S10 up: studio couch
Windsor and occAs. chairs. hail carpet
mirrors. all sizes: breakfast set. lamps
tables and misc. PAUL A. MADDOX, $50!
18th st. NV. MI. $3.50.
| FURNITURE--Save Up TO son on all nev
furniture. Specials on sofa beds. studio
coYches bedroom. livinS room and dinett
cross z e. 0'sSF ssass ss .a, 4
EURNITURE-New bedroom, liv. rm.. din
sSi issRHP5ss oo ess sSDsn Il. ssss
lFURN1TuRE-6ave up to 4Oes cn brand
new bedroom. living room. dining room
suites, tables. lamps, desks. etc: our pricl
lowest In town on Hollywood beds and al
kinds Of bedding. HOWARD b. HKID. $50:
f6 sTi r. foate 1ps s.sis ssss :d dn,n
room chsirs urhoistered: bufet. sections
bookcases, bedroom suite, walnut, witt
ssss,' fse S:suss :sa, Jserss; R 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-18

'receive more. Gratitude Il mrs.
more than a verbal expression j,
thanks. Action expresses
gratitude tnan speech d. a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-18
Native Of British
Guiana Speaks To
Class At Wayne u.

On Thursday, Nov. 3. Or. Julia
Hubbard. professor at Wayne uni
ycrslty. invited Miss Milicent
Wills. native OF British Guiana
TO speak TO her class in compare
tive Education Miss Wills sub
lect was Education In British
Guiana"
In her brief historical sketch
and vivid description OF the trop-
ioal beauty OF the country the
speaker virtually took her en-
thusiastic audience TO British
Guiana. She then traced the de-
yelopment Of education there
which was in existence prior to
1854.
Miss Wills stated that public
schools are UNCONVENTIONAL and
aided by government grants: text
books are not furnished; and
high schools are private enter
prises.
She expressed belief tina,
America is land OF great edu-
cational opportunity despite the
existence OF racial discrimina-
ton Miss Wills added that edu-
cation OF the masses and travel
VIII serve 10 bring about bet
ter understanding among people
OF different races.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-18
SAGINAW GENERAL NEWS
MRS. GEORGE W. BURDEN
Reporter
1888 Bnndy Street

Phone news 10 34iS6 or send II
to 1883 Bundy street.
Rev. George W. Carter. OF 933
stanton street. Bay City. Mich.
has bccn reelected 10 the. office
Of the r r. y. members OF the
Industrial Workers OF Marine and
Shiphuilding Workers OF America.
affiliated with tho CIO The cleo
ton took place al the convention
in Atlantic city in October The
Carter family is well known in
Saginaw
The George ". Burden family
was complimcntcd with an an
nivcrsary supper given hy Mr..
and Mrs Robert Burden al The
Robert Burden hume on South
WASHINGTON street in this city.
Thuraday November ,. Mr. and
Mrs. Georec W Burden celebrated
their fourth wedding anniversary.
Donald y. Thorn. son OF Mr..
and Mrs Louis Thorn. OF 1882
North sixth street is spending a
few days az homc tie Is a student
al the University o. Illinois where
he is studying medicine under the
ARMY specialized training pro-
gram
Mrs Scau short OF 'licss street.
saginaw has received after three
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-18
Special Service
Boys And Girls In
Armed Services

The THANKSGIVING Services :,
the Plymouth Concreea,lons,
church this year will be CON-
mnnion service in honor ot N,
boys (our friends and rcla,l,n
IN the armed forces, ana glri.
too. Rev. Horace White * sski,,
everyone TO write to their lo,sa
cnes In the services and ttl ,he,
that from ten TO eleven ocio,k
Thanksgiving morning a sergles
AZ Plymouth CONGREGATIONAL
church will be held in their hon.
or, and those who send q lers,
and those who can come ana
worship will receive a finc trost
The DuPrc Victorian Choir viii
render the music for this occa.
sion and everything points to a
grand service and fine s,nn.
ment, with music being me hish.
light.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-18
Elks Lodge To Close
Year With Charity
Ball November q

pime ~ Niishean Lo'-e No
~ llippr " W. Will end
eaAt 40 the laN cptSsnaiug
tNenf niI ~ ghafiW tall on
NuN ~ rYas iiaH ~ Ferry
au Ail pt Vie Mai, 81 lodge
esd Rs Wal .6p ID TIE sron-
4a g cifitefs FOR next
lN- wuiN wll he A,id ga the
:fst Nicotine n.-Hi % peecmecr.
3noae ise outstanding events
is wnls iAo laa-c participates!
cg tue pssi month Were lli-
,e,ae Anniversary celebration
viseli lasted wcck and ihs ded-
lra'itn % Ame- rlaylicsd IN hon-
or of ne tio ~ James v Ames
Nluis ifcnen IS exalted
rupr Ccofse Jones reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-18

our group played a very I'm
portant part In the recent cleo
ton. To the credit OF the First
Wards practically solid Demo-
cratic vote. we have to mention
the splendid work OF Mrs. Eliza
beth shaw. veteran In Saginaw
politics for more than fourteen
years Mrs. Shaw is unusual in
her unique methods which al
WAYS crown her efforts with sue
cess our hats are of 70 her.
This tribute comes directly from
yours truly Rose " Ware.
The Federal Public Housing
Auihorliy Motion Terrace. located
at and around 18th and syracuse
streets. has lust about completed
the lawns and grounds which
mark the completion OF this war
housing project 1t houses one
hundred families. With approx
na,eiy i10 persons and il is
rsnaeed by an all-colorcd staff
William +. Wilson, housing man
aecr. is native OF Florida and
= graduate OF A. 4 NJ college,
Tallahassee. Fla. AT one time. he
was one OF the very successful
statesmen Tor the Pontiac division
o. General Motors. ne is mem
her OF the National Masters
guild, also a member OF the From
TIERS club national Negro SER
vice club. he comes 10 Saginaw
from a housing project in Lima
Ohio. and also formerly managed
a project in Cincinnati
Miss Mamie o. Norton clerk
stenoeraphcr and accountant, is
a SAGINAW young lady. she is
graduate of saginaw high school,
having finished with honors in
tho class OF ~ She is also a
mcmber OF the Willing Workers
OF Bethel AME church.
Jesse W Irby. local real es-
tate man has charge OF the MAIN
tcnanoe Of the housing project.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-18
All Christian Science Churches
VIII Hold Thanksgiving Services

AS is customary in all Christian
Science Churches. a special
Thanksgiving service will be held
on Thanksgiving day In Condor
School. West Grand Blvd and
buchanan street. Detroit.
Following the usual order OF
service there will be brief per-
iod in which members OF the con-
gregation may express their graf
itude for headings and other help
which they have received during
the past year.
The Golden Tex. from ii Corin-
thians te.l4), will he very appro-
pirate for the occasion and reads
Thanks he unto God. which all
ways canseth us to triumph in
Christ, and maketh manifest the
SAVIOUR OF his knowledge by us
in every place
The Bible citations include Re
loice In the Lord Away: and
again | say. Rejoice. Ia careful
for nothing; but in everything by
prayer and duplication with
thanksgiving let your requests be
made known unto God ,phil. 4;
40.
Among the citations from sci
ence and Health with Key TO the
Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy,
will be the following; Are We
really grateful for the good al
ready received? Then we shall
avail ourselves Of the blessings
We have. and thus be fitted to
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-18
Nations Lawyers To Vie For Top Honors At Bar Confa

months silence a beautiful silk
handkerchief surrounded with
lace. as a gift from her husband
in Hawaii.
Mrs. Peggy Union. OF Myrtle
street, after two months OF 81
Confined on page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-18
NEGRO DOLLS!

Race Pride. Every home should
have n Colorcd Doll. We offer In
this sale two flashy numbers With
hair. moving eyes. mama voice.
nicely dressed. Priced si.gS; large
siyc. 1888. II COD. Postage Extra.
Agents Wanted. write NATIONAL
CO.. 81 West i35th Street, New
York. 30.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-18
DREAM NUMBERS BOOK

what did you dream last nlghil
10 vol PLAY POLICY t>um.
bcr>l! Then GIT THIS BOOK.
IT. based on PSYCHOLOGY OF
DREAMS aud NUMBERS. Why
Guessl I~ II rs your Guide. II
you believe In Inck, Numbers and
Dreams: Let this BOON become
your ALLEGED LICK guide. Send
- and We mall POSTPAID or
white card and II will he sent con
Pay sI.3i on Delivery. Try 10
CHANGE yOTR LUCK. Don't De.
lay. order now. DENNtO, ept. >,
Box a65s, kansas City IL. Mo.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-18

MAYOR Edward Kelly viii be
among the principal speaNcrs.
Ats William r. Lewis. Boston.
viii be a guest OF honor
Nify Lewis was formerly q
assistant attorney general
aai is considtfcd one OF Ihc ma
uors lcadire lawyers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-11-18
DOINCS ABOUT SAGINAW
BY MRS. ROSE WISE WARE

Az one time Mr.. lrby operated in
Gary. Ind. one Of the largest
employment agencies IN Nthat state.
The MANAGEMENT invites the
public 20 visit the housing prof.
Bradley beam., 1944-10-21
you said 1t
 Girls
(Windsor Locks USO)
By PVT. CARL CARSON

Our loss is the leathernecks' gain, pal.
 Cpl. Bobby Anon with his suave still very much manifest. Ann M. thinks Bob is just that solid! Pfc. Harold Suminski, Detroit Demon with his fancy footwork. Sgt. Bob Steer, keen blade with maid.
 Sgt. Ed Smith (no relation to Ginny) has that Barrymore sil- houette, and is quite a persifage artist too. (Agree, Jeanette?) Pvt Jo Jo Sarno, Bronx Blocldbuster, a lively lad, and a new fad. Gui- scope will be Pinup Boy if he continues that Sinatra stuff. < "
Bradley beam., 1944-10-21
BEAUS and JOES

The way the newer lads are crossing that threshold it looks as if some of the fair-haired boys bet ter see to their laurels, or it might be case of '"The King is dead: Long live the King" When Willy Shakespeare said, 70 inconsistency, thy name is woman,' he wasn't just kidding. May the best men win, anyway. After all, Pm only one of those guys who sits in a house by the side of the road and watches the world go by. (Ed. Note: Sour grapes.)
 Taking the new lads in order of appearance at the local emporium: TSgt. Willy Collins, breezy chap who just blew in from Langley Field. (Shut the door, Bill.) Cpl. "Jinx" Jensen, a whiz from Wis consin, added his two cents worth, too!
 TSgt. Tony Bobick didn't dance but kept the femmes amused with a degree of refreshing repartee. Pvt. Johnny Prindle, a CT with a different approach, told the girls of the many interesting places he had been. and registered-but definite ly.
Bradley beam., 1944-10-21
GUESTS and LISTS

Cpl. Curtis Tomlinson ("Junior," to you) is a fast boy, on skates, we hear. Tommy's been in khaki since 1940, which may explain that "man about town" air.
 T/Sgt. Bill Ward shaking hands with old friends and introducing M/Sgt. Bill DuPriest from San An tonic, Texas, to the assemblage. The Master Sergeant is the kind of soldier that you read about in books, a beribboned veteran of seventeen years campaigning, and mans man.
Bradley beam., 1944-10-21
BLUES and CREWS

We had a fine turnout of our Wac dancing partners Tuesday night Pvt. Connie Linton and Pvt. Dottie Gilloren were just too un- available all the night long. Pvt. Thordis Hoyeson, the outdoor girl, and Pvt. Joy Maxwell, a Canadian neighbor, gave the boys break by chasing the glowing hours with flying feet.
 Don't forget our own Marine Pfc. Gerry Bruni, who paid a return visit on the night of the Big Dance.
Bradley beam., 1944-10-21
WINDSOR LOCKS

SUNDAY-October 22d
 3:30 P.M.-MOVIES = Recrea- tion Hall, Elm Plains.
 3 PM. to II P.M-OPEN HOUSE HOSPITALITY. Sol diers and their guests invited. MONDAY-O October 23d
 ' PM. to II P.M.-GAMES and INFORMAL DANCING. Service Personnel and Junior Hostesses invited.
 TUESDAY-October 24th
 8 F.. to II P.M.-REGULAR DA.NCE-Bradley Field Orches- tra. WEDNESDAY-October 25th 8 PM. to II P.M.-ARTS and CRAFTS NIGHT. Service Per sonnel and Junior Hostesses in- vited.
 THURSDAY-October 26th 8 PM. to II P.M.-HALLOWE- FEN PARTY-Square Dancing Specialties - Refreshments - Junior Hostesses-Costumed and Masked. Service Personnel i'm vited.
 FRIDAY October 27th
 8 PM. to il P.M.-VARIETY NIGHT-Quiz Contest and En- tertainment. Service Personnel and Junior Hostesses invited.