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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-04-04
Obituaries
C. w. HOLLoWBUsH

Funeral services for Charles w.
Hollowbush. "a, Southern travelling
representative for the American
Federation Of Musicians, who died
at / am. Monday at James Walker
Memorial hospital after an illness
OF three weeks, will be conducted
by the Rev Alexander Miller from
Yopp funeral home at 4 pm.
Wednesday Interment will follow
in Bellevue cemetery.
Hollowbush, born in Naples, Ill,
on March ~, 1870, entered the
music profession at the age OF
zine and made his first public
appearance with the famous JEFF
ferries Juvenile band of Jackson
vile, Ill. He later spent several
years with the great Moore and
Kartcher musical act.
The ATM travelling representa-
tive toured WITH some Of the great
est vaudeville shows out of Chicago
until the first Chicago Worlds Fair
when he conducted one of the larg.
est orchestlas playing on the fair.
grounds.
Later Hollowbush went to Nash.
vile, Tenn, to play an engage
ment at the Vondome theater, ano
while there enlisted with the Enc
Tennessee Regiment to fight in thu
Spanish American War. He was
mustered out of the Army a
Columbia, S c., where he married
and later moved to Raleigh.
The Seashore hotel and Lumins
pavilion engaged him to play il
1900. Hollowbush and his orchestr;
played at Lumira for six years.
For more than 20 years, Hollow
bush served as music director fol
the Academy Of Music, and HI
travelled for S. A. Schloss, theat-i
cal producer and promoter. Fo:
the past 10 years he was southern
representative for the American
Federation of Music.
He is survived by one daughter
Mrs. Max Zeigler, of New Yor]
City, sister, Mrs. Homer Honey
well, of Lincoln, Neb.; and On
grandson, Theodore Easy, of Ney
York City. - e.. ~ ~
Active pallbearers will be Dol
Watts, Cecil Morgan, Paul 7
Marshburn, H. M. Turner, j. D
Hobbs, and Tom Benge. Honorar.
psllbeare-s will be DR.. Davi'
Murchison, Herman =Steinichen
lie. L. Bagley, Clay Reigle, ant
all members of Local 6l9, Ameri
can Federation of Musicians.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-12-01

Mrs. Daniels is holding key office position in Hanford,
Washington defense plant Mrs. Pauline Smith Weaver
will be absent from her desk in the IlIBBLERlIBB
offices comes next week for vacation in the Windy City
Miss Ruth c. Hall and her mother of Nashville Tennessee
house guests of Mrs. Eva Gaylord Gaines Street
By press time Miss Hall will have discarded the single
prefix gifts will be in order for her and the lucky groom
(?? to wish them happy sailing the Sea of Matrlmony
The attractive Miss Hall secretary and switch
1oald operator at Mehauy Medical College Mr.. Cleve
Jones entertained members of her club those modern Mod
emscs at her residence, Tuesday evening" We slipped
tea Sunday afternoon at the residence of Mrs Mura Ben
nett hosed by the Neighboood Club of the Urban League
sponsored by Mrs. Gladys d. Martin. Mrs Edna Rector
Mrs Venesse Smith and Mrs. Nora Mcneil the
receiving line Funds will be used to complete fur
nishngs in the Girls Detention Home at City Hail.
IT'S A GREAT DEAL :. getting ready Xmas gifts for
CTS passing trains Christmas Day, through the court
esy of the RED CROSS Many citizens registered at the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-12-01

benefit tea Sunday evening in the paatia W. H. Bass resi-
dence on Pulaski Mrs. Dorothy Gaines Frazier wife of
1t Charles L. Frazier is sub Dunbar Commercial De-
patment III the absence of Mrs Butord Mr.. Mechanics
Of the Urban League office at Memphis here for few
hours Monday and is due III for the Omega COncaVe this
week end . That was young TED BROWN you with
Charles f. fason Executive Secretary Of the Urban League
Mr. Brown is associated with the FEPG That extra
WAR BOND you'll purchase in the Sixth War Loan can
be secured through your Negro CHAMBER OF COM
MERGE, headed by Attorney j. T. Bob Booker and j.
i, Me,onleo j. L LAZY, "5ld tegree Mason and
1eNarkana busy accepting memberships in the city this
week SOMETHING TO DO FOR THANKSGIVING
Visit First Baptist Church, 7th and Gaines at the
II o'clock M services IN charge of the lnterdenomna-
tional Ministerial Alliance DR.. W. Marcus Taylor will give
the special holiday message We have We something to be
played miracousy well this season, winning each conflict
ana will meet the hard Aluskogee Oklahoma team Fri
day in the Little Rock High School stadium
SCHEDULED ENTERTAINMENT
For the Thirtyfirst National Concave of The Omega
Psi Phi Fraternity;
BUSINESS PRoGRAM-Friday, December lst
Ninth Street L. S. o.
S;OO-1o:o0 A, NJ. Registration
10:00-l 100 p. NJ Close Business Session
2:306:o0 P NJ. Close Business Session - Concave
Saturday. December Ind
9:00-10:00 A. M.
2:30 P. NJ. Close Business Session
Dunbar High Schoo--Sunday, December Bird
300 p NJ Public Meeting
ADDRESS,: Federal Judge HASTE.
SOCIAL PROGRAM-Fuday. December LIST
Lafayette Grill 904 Gaines St.
1:0012;30 P NJ Kappa Hour
Mrs. l.. S. Dubisson 1900 Ringo St
TOO P NJ. till Cocktail Party
Zeta Phi Beta and Phi Beta Sigma
9th Street USO
II :00-2 90 A. NJ Pan Hellenic lance
Elks Rest 9l4 IL Gaines
2:O0-i 100 A. NJ. The Gay lnterude
Alpha Phi Alpha Alpha Kappa Alpha
Saturday. December End
9th Street JSO
S009:00 A. NJ. Breakfast Hour Sigma Gamma Rho
Phyllis Wheatley YWCA, Gaines at 10th
100-2:3o P. NJ Hour with the Delta Delta Sigma
Theta
9th Street USO
1000-2 100 A. NJ. 31st Concave Dance
Tau Phi Chapter Omega Psi Phi
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-12-01
Madam Gill
Astrologist -Palmist Medium
Reader and Adviser

Tells any and everything you wish to know without oskno
you single question: by telling your post as you alone know
IT. your present as it is and your future just as it will be- Gives
homes date and actual oets in oil affairs Of e such as Love-
Courtshp Marriage Divorces and Business Transactions of all
kinds II you worried troubled or are doubt consult this
lady at once and have your mind put at Don't be dis
eouo9ed others have foed help you She positively quar-
onfees to DO whot Others claim to d. She gives lucky doys
ond numbers No charges you do find her for superior
TO any reader you have consulted She tells lust whot she
sees for you, good bod mo Guess Work. knowledge of
the present power the future Her office absolutely p-
vote and oil readings strictly confidential So oetion quoron-
teed ONE VISIT WILL CONVINCE YOU o. NY SINCERITY
AND ABILITY TO HELP YOU OVERCOME ALL DIFFICULTIES
Toke Levy bus from Union Bus Terminal Little Rock to end
Of line. LOOK FOR SIGN on Fetwe Bldg Waiting Room
for White and Coored
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-12-01
MORE ABOUT PEOPLE

Mrs Marie Davis and Mrs Elizabeth Davis have re-
turned to the City of Roses after pleasant two weeks
visiting friends in st. Louis Chicago, Detroit and points
in Canada Mr.. and Mrs Columbus Hdwel and Aunt
Mrs Iinnie Williams of Detroit Mich house guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thomas, 5l Locust St, North Lit
tie Rock last week end They left here for Beaden where
they will spend several days before returning TO Detroit
Er. and Mrs. Oba B. White entertained Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Neal OF Detroit at dinner party last week at their
home on Maple St Mrs. Neal is the former Miss Ereno
Nirden of Woodson Leo Mosey and Band Leader letters
of the famed JeterPar aggregation featured at beau
tifu Club Rivera in st. Louis recent visitors here
. Mrs Reginald Bunel Banks of Gary, Indiana, Is guest
of her parents the &. L. Burrels Of 23l5 Howard St
Dr. NJ. Lafayette Harris, Pres. Phander Smith College,
left last week for the Annual Meeting of the Federal Cou
ell of Churches of Christ in America at Pittsburgh, Pa.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-12-01

Ella IL. Hunter, affiliated with
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity and
serving as Grand Marshall with
the national body, is making
ready for the elaborate enter
tainment this week of the 31st
Annual Conelaye to convene here
this week.
Mr.. Hunter and the local chap
Ger viii serve as host, with more
than $50 delegates expected (See
program in around Town Col
umn."
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-12-01
DREAM and Nos. BOOK

What did you DREAM last night? :.
Do YOU PLAY POLICY (Numbers) :?
Then GET THIS BOOK It's
based on PSYCHOLOGY of DREAMS
and NUMBERS .. Why GUESS?
Use it as YOUR GUIDE &.
If you believe in Lucky Numbers
and Dreams: Let this BOOK be-
come YOUR BETTER LUCK KEY.
Send 81 and we mail POSTPAID OR
WRITE CARD and it will be sent
COD (Pay s1.34 on Delivery TRY
to CHANGE YOUR LUCK. Don't
DELAY, Order now DENNCO, Dept.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-12-01

On Friday night. November "a,
the Girl Reserve committee
sponsored the annual Mother
Daughter banquet. The speaker
for the evening was Mrs. Gladys
Martin. who delighted those pres
ent with her very inspirational
and informative talk. A welcome
WAS extended to the mothers by
Mae Iris Hopkins of Dunbar High
school Other numbers on pro-
gram were: History of the Girl
Reserves by Mildred Mackston Of
Jones High and group songs led
by Mrs. Ida Ruth Morton, a men,
Der of the committee. Richmond
Childress, president of the Inter-
Club Council, served as Mistress
of Ceremonies.
The decorations carried out the
fall scheme intermingled with the
Girl Reserves colors and emblem.
A delightful repast was served
by the food committee, of which
Mrs h. M. Wallace was chairman.
The Girl Reserve committee has
many other plans to be carried
out during the incoming year
See "Y" NOTES-Page 3
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-12-01
ADVICE ON THE PROBLEMS
4

Let me help you It's never too
late for betterment. Life holds much
in store for you. Get out of the gloom
and stop worrying, Your luck is as
good as the other fellows, You need
help That's my purpose.
State your case as clearly as You
see fit, All problems strictly conf
Dental. Enclose self addressed,
stamped envelope with one dollar
SD to HELEN COLEMAN, 1858
Imperial Ave, San Diego, Calf.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-12-01

er the regular business session,
he program chairman presented
4 very interesting program with
ne theme conferred around Thanks
siYias Following the program.
along with soft lights and music.
a tepast of hot chill and cocoa
was served TO climax an enjoyable
evening The ue&t meeting Will
be December IS, when plans will
be completed for a Christmas So
eial. Mrs. Mel Vefda Terrence
is the president OF this club, Mrs.
Neal, program chairman,
Miss Edith Harland, reporter, and
Miss Nettie Dixon, treasurer.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-12-01

The Varsity Club. composed OF
girls from Dunbar Junior College
will meet Thanksgiving Day and
carry bundles of cheer to shut-ln
friends. Miss Nannette Coggs ia
the sponsor of this club.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-12-01
" TT IT. Y B-T
| AROUND Town.
OFFICE VISITOR

f. A. Tookes of Chicago who came down for Il few days
with his fathel-naW, Will Scott at Ill Cross street Mr.
Tookes has been employed for many years engineer at
Continental National Bank. Affiliated with several civic
and social clubs in Chicago and president of the Shorter
College Club there lie visited the college for first hand
info while down this way
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-12-01
WE'RE SORRY

To hear of the illness of Mrs. Catherine GlkeS
who is confined to the United Friends Hospital Friends
of Mrs Oba B. White sorry to know she is i'll this
week and do hope for her speedy recovery.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-12-01
McDONALDS ENTERTAIN OLD FRIEND

NJ J. "Scoole and lola Mcdonald (Nr. and Nlrs) are
entertaining their old friend Miss Nece p Harris Of Los
Angeles Calf. Miss Harris a member of the old
Mosaic Sextett Mrs Annie H. Tart entertained Hiss lIa
ris with Luncheon Monday, inviting number OF old
friends.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-12-01
TO THE COAST

Pretty Mrs. Fredericka Taley Buford, Head of the
Commercial Dept of Dunbar High School left for the West
Coast to visit her husband Mrs. Dolores f. Walker
1914 W. It'll ST. left for Los Angeles, to spend the ho-
days with her and daughter, Jack and Mrs Tolce
Ousley.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-12-01

The y Smart Set met Wednes-
day evening, November %, with
all active members present. Aft
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-12-01
"A SWANKY AFFAIR

Tuesday night at the 18th Annual Thanksgiving din
ner of the Cooed Boosters Club and North Little Rock
Roundhouse employees held at Boosters Park when more
than $50 guests present to ENJOY the beautiful d
ner conferred around the avorte holiday bird, TURKEY
Missouri Pacific officials were present from St LOUIS
Photos were snapped of the group as lasting memory
for a very HAPPY THANKSGIVING IA.
Walter Bennett as Chief Booster had charge of ar
rangements. Mrs. W. NJ Mccoy is club president.
NEWS BITS . . . Mrs Leila Strngfellow Daniels, nelce
of the J. L. Sawyers writes that her leave has been grant
ed and she will make the city for the "llANNS ho
DAYS stopping en- route in St Louis to visit an old friend
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-12-01
KAPPA ALPHA PSI

The Little Rock Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi
held its regular monthly meeting Thursday night III the Of
flee of Dr. Oba b. White. Complete plans made for
the entertainment of the Omega Concave with tn Kappa
Hour which will be held Friday, December ls from 1900
to 200 p NJ. at the Lafayette Luncheonette Following
officers elected for the year, Aonzo IT, Pop Pole
march: Prof W. N. WATSON, V. Polemarch Dr. Oba B.
White Keeper of Records Dr. Oscar W. Shields, Strategus
DR.. Hugh A. Brown 1t Strategus and DR.. William II.
Martin, Chairman of the Guide Right Commission.
Two new members added to this years roster,
namely Prof w. N. WATSON of Ky, Prof of Biology A.
NJ n College, Pine Bluff and Dr. Oscar DeShields Pitts
burgh, Pa, asst. physician at McRae Sanatorlum.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-12-01

scott pianist, who has been
divorce pending
against HIlcms Adam Clayton Powell Jr filed
Powell the suit Miss Scott
referred club who had alenaed the
affections of MIs. IoWe's husband
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-12-01
ZETA PHI BETA

Alpha Mu Zeta Chapter of the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority
met with Soror Jarrett of the Home Economics Dept Phil
nder Smith College During the business discussion Solor
Cox was chosen by the group delegate to the Boue to
be held in Tulsa December 2730 Much time spent IN
perecng plans the Cocktail Party to be given by the
Phi Beta Signals and Zetas at the spacious home OF Solor
Eubisson, Friday afternoon for the Omega ConcaVe "A
delicious repast served by the hostess.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1944-12-01

Help Nature with Natures gift to you'll
When your system acts up and lays down
on the lob, Just won't work, you know
how mean and arouchy you are. Bilious
ness, Headaches. Restless nights, loss Of
Pep and Energy are usually due to faulty
elimination. Rid yourself Of the posons
that make you feel life isn't worth living.
Give nature a helping hand with VAkA.
Vaka is sciences new way to aid faulty
elimination safely by supplying bulk to the
system without the use OF harsh acting
pills oils. salts or seeds Vaka works for
everyone helps you do your Natural
Duties with . Smile. Vaks helps you protect
the most vital thing in the world Z. your
HEALTH Don't delay get VAkA to-
day Send no money just your name and
addre" Pay postmsn on delivery 81 90
plus postage. II not completely satisfied
your money will BE- eheerfuly refunded
STEVENS DRUG co.
WHITE PLAINS, N. ", Dept.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30
Death 1otltes

March o. Fdith a 'd.ed
The late Robert q dea sister OF
Sire DOROTHY Lewis Nrs Daisy REQ
shaw. MIS- ~ Woodward Fredet.rh.
Rsrfrarn wallace and James H1rinr
Funeral from Grifhth & Wade. 1927
East Jefferson Ave FRIDAY p m
DAVFN Robert LLOYD axe -
March ~. 1874. ~ Sass lt0nns ave
dear son Of Thomas p. Dave,
brother ~ Mrs Doris Martin Mrs
Rernice Rue MIS- Carmen Perohi.
Eastman = William NJ stephan p
Marvin p. and Leonard Y. Funeral
gat ? p. m from chape' M ne
Gordon q rrhBh Funeral Home era.
t9t A. outer Drive Burial Forest
Lawn Cemetery CaIume' papers
p.rase cop,
DIt k~ON March - 1854 Harold
axe so Al residence $50 t9-itn
road. crosse Polnte Woods beloved
husband ~ Helen tHebsrlngI dear
father ~ Harold Elaine Nanr5
sharon Ann. son NJ ~ ana Mrs
sherman r Dickson brother NJ Rob-
eff s and 80 sherman = Funeral
from ne Nerhei den Fu0ffaI Home
10000 Mack a. outer Drive. Friday
A. 2 and 20 FaIth Lutheran Church,
Jefferson and Phiip. al 80
GRIMM March p. Emilia. wife ~
me late Jacob. dear mother of Ms.
Edwin Steiner Mrs John haup'man.
Mrs Nicholas GtaQuinto Mrs Russrl
Robertson, Mrs RAY mond peBiacrr
crandmother ~ ~ grAndCn1r1rrrT arr
one great >grsndchHd Funeral FRIDAY
I15 , m. from residence lf5ik
Liberal and p. m a. C0ncorfia
Lutheran Church. Cadillac and syi-
vestef
RAII.STON Joyce 10 Ann. beloved
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Thaddeus
W RauLston. dear sister % GerA. ID.
Funeral Friday. 80 . n from Joe
Turowski A Son Chapel $500 2sd
corner Myrtle
RYAN March % F'osss age u ~
residence 1900 Bedford Crosse Pc
Park. beloved Vife % me late Fred
RYAN OF Erie. Pa dsaf mother oi
Mrs Harold n Cornelius Mrs car
rol Y. Tucker % Warren OHIO Mrs
Eugene X Hood ~ Girard, ohio ard
Aalaan RYAN 81 Erie. rs Remain
a. ne Vsrheyden Fupersi Homo
1890 Mack ~ outer Drive anti
THURSDAY morning Blusl Ere Pa
FOUNGBLOOD -Othsr Suddenly
~ his home b9s " Saratoga Ate
FerndAie March IS loving husband
o. Ethel dear father OF MARY
n Pleasant Ridge brother 90 RCner'
-f.7r1-rrn Az~-L1ke- LLnn'
~ Poplar Bluff No and Mrs .da
Jones' % PadurHh XIV Funeral Fr'
day 2 O'Clock from Spaulding 4 Sons
Funersl Home. 500 ~ . Att Road
Ferndals
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30

8 Bull Dos Electric Carl Kulas. Ironrte
lroner leagut-Toolroom. ,, Kaufman,
shppine p. Bamford, OFFICE, = Nssbii
Assembly. J Braun
S;OO--ClAss C-Aites. Palace House. Dr.
Rahrig; JagloWicz shoes Guardian Angel
Andy koerher Class D-Detroit Furnaces
Repair, Guardian Angel Len Sikorski
AIS Confectionery 81 Alhertus. J ~
wodny Spa Cleaners Motor city Lloyd
Davies Class E-Contr0i puzler Color.
Blu HeideT, Ash A Co Thinker Leo
Schneider Crankshaft JAW 900 r. Ca
por0ssi Purchasing. OerlinOn Pontiac. X
smith southeastern Rec Packard 100.
John MeTkler Radio. JAW 8 p, stefan
ski Hydro MIS-. Dodge Truck Office,
Flank Susnell
blh-Class Oxford Brand. o1tord
Leon PinCumhs War HAWK 81. J..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30
This job Of making things do

WittBevery distillery making alcohol for war
needs, no more whiskey IS being distilled
every bottle sold today must come from
prewar stocks And these stocks must last
longer than planned.
SO if you're asked to limit your IMPERIAL
buying to one bottle at time, remember
that one bottle is yours because someone
else was not permitted to buy two.
In spite Of the whiskey shortage there has been no
change in the Official price Of IMPERIAL except for
newfedera excise tax in 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30
Olympic 5 Has
6-Gdme Lead
STANDINGS

Olympic retains 4 sIx-game lead
today in the Womens Major
Bowling League with IS remain
ing. The defending champion
gained the odd from Palmer Park
last night at Log Cabin, 26l4 70
2423, as Enterprise won two from
Chene Trombly. 256l 10 1896.
Vernon topped the scoring on
2674 in disposing Of West Detroit
t2312D three times. Odlia Shillady
or Palace was best among the IN
dlviduals with 5SS and Ann Wells
OF Olympia had SSH
Rainbow, with Peg Lindberg
shooting SIS won two although
outscored ny Colonial, 2551-2444
Nicky Fayad OF Vernon had 55S
Marie Clayton, Colonial. SIS,
Marion German, Mt Elliott, 544.
Ethel Beghin, Chene Trombly, $40,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30

Resson Robbins Drugs bob Bsranski.
Palace DIX. Carl nunning Tower Boys.
elem HopP So Martin ,sasns-Caiiins
Decorators Jerry Collins: BINS Hardware.
loo RICHARDSON.
a.ts--ClaSs Al r. Berger Detroit
fines AN-star Classic Dave BERGER
Glass D-Sthlitz Beer. Central IraFelinf
roun Curareham Downtown OIfsmonUe
Inc Tratuirg "a Behrendt Class --
Indian league Lasalle can. James Has
errf. RIrdseE Coal Gerald RYAN Bros
rrs Ford Empl Frank bush Hhtpts.
ROhraIfr John Drohoi Purchasing Holly
Carburetor. Wynton BUICK Class u
Marauders BohnAlits "a swieczk0wsN
Z lass F-Wildcsts BohnaNte. Dave Smith
Tourian CO M0tschaD. Norbert Tomas
rex No Cadniac Athlsuc CLUB r.
MIls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30
Times Sweeps
SATURDAY

aO0--ClAss C--AleK a Alex Vest side
Courier, Leonard WaIczak Saffau Aces
Dstroit sters0typerE william kronhefg
Class D--HsppY Hour, Roy Jacobs Gold
star Market Ferndaie Junior Bill LaW0-
nAu.- NAVY Line LAW tgN. A. Gandr'h
Western Bar 10, Olympic House. Albert
Oliver, Hancock MIS- Jackson A.,
~ Baker Louis cafe, Ford Emp.0ycr,
John Marriott. Glass 90. q A. A.
league ConGsrsors Bernard BsauvaIs
Generators Lars Ssverson Rollers Keu
talconer. FEDERAL MosW Marine George
Boteyat.
s.l5-Ciass D-Boldgc Decorators. Irfer-
CltA- MaLALn- Klein PLAmuliu Machine.
Memo ClaE.lt jack Murray Class g
Frost Gear Jackson, II. Lunef Rainbow
Inn jackson Merchants. r Moa's Com
msfciai Ann Arn0r y LsuhengaNef
McCcrd Radiator Wyard0f'e indusi rial.
John NJ chslak 80. ~ Hudson Too Eng
Morgan ScrogFins Class D-Fouis- ftsueF
Body office. Al schreck, Inspection FROST
Gear Chester warren Class f,-HuesDn
Tool Eng league 80. 49, stan euAil
No is Vincent Adamsk. Prvatss, ke.-
.yey-Hayes J. Veresh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30

WHEN there's only so much to 90 around
what we have must be shared by all-that's
the common sense reason for rationing.
It's the only way to assure enough for
everyone - making sure that no one gets
more than he should have while another gets
less than he needs.
That same brand Of fairness is behind the
purchase-limits placed on IMPERIAL you
may not be able TO buy all you'd like of this
famed ~velvetedn whiskey.
Blended " liskey. 81 proof 70cs no,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30
JACKSON MERCHANTS SQUAD

70 ,sO-CIa. B-Turn Inn Tavern Walt
rurucker Class C. Eheuey.s Lumber.
George STANLEY. Wid Lee Machine, Glenn
Widmatk Ereursr A Neubecksr FRANK
Hoffman Mechanical Products Roy Dave
Royal Crown Cola ks 80 Hite OTrs =
White spot Al Freedman Class p
Ampcos our Gang Bob Miller. Friendly
cafe BIZ Wulans. Ar's shell SsrN 80
DICK strange Class E-Jsckson Sales.
81 HoUng,r. Dufo Oh Co. WIhlr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30
SUNDAY

u lS--ClAss C-Affs CAFE Dsa -hDTr
NIrirNs walter krer Class D-OId
ff-s LIE frs Ksrrhcta' 20 EaE.arr D.
Fuses Frvs rair~ WoH-4as --araas
PuEso pssere Cooper Brass league
STRIP Charles Nse+F Class f-farf,
puec m Vufr order 0fr k1TTH O.
service American P-sas y Nofrss $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30
WARRICK
LOST AND FOUND

BLACK biIl fold M Elliott and
Harper vicinity Reward Aihefr =.
Dsy. " Dwight. Pontiac. Micn.
BLACK purse. valuable keys on
Vernon Hwy. Ia. O6l0
BLUE wallet lost Michigan Thesfer
personal vsmabies Liberia reward.
TY. t-i156
BROWN leather hand bag Dill told
license identification \ A G gas
coupons other valuable papers Mss
King co 1900 TR 3O2e Reward
LOST Black leather waue' some.
where on East side containing draff
and other papers and monev Please
return papers keep money. DR. 1929
LOST - Pekingsse female vicinity
BeniteAu 81. Jean. Liberal reward
DR. 1922
LosT-nae No J ration hook for
Joetts Alternately No 4 FOR Moses
Longino. 1924 Illinois. TE 2-si29.
LOST-Ration book No. 3 Alfonso
Coins, 1893 sherman
LOST Ration Book No 4 Crsasie
Emory 1917 Mack Ave
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-30
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