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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-06
LENTEN REDUCING DIET

" VI. (lenOenln9
TVssdsy-5oo Galleries
BREAKFAST
medium size baked apple II no
sweetenlng.
] slice zweiback - no butter or
substitute.
! cup coffee-no cream or sugar.
LUNCHEON
] toasted peanut butter sandwich
' on whole wheat bread.
4 head lettuce salad - vinegar,
lemon or mineral oil dressing.
] cup-no cream or sugar.
DINNER
4 mushrooms broiled on whole
wheat toast.
. cup green beans.
a cup strawberry gelatine froth.
! small cup coffee = no cream or
sugar.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-06

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions Of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Smyrna times., 1944-11-23

CONTINUED on PaQs rour)
Smyrna times., 1944-11-23

blue, the man who has done more
than most to systematic 1t is Vice
Admiral Fitch. He knows what the
wet seat and a mouthful Of oily
salt water feel like. He and Rear.
Admiral (then Captain) Frederick.
c. Sherman were the last two off the
Lexington when that doughty vet
eran plunged to its final resting
place.
ITO anyone who has a youngster
or husband or whatever out there
on the narrowing fringes Of Japan,
/ can most definitely say this:
If he finds himself in trouble,
whatever his predicament may be,
however or wherever it may hap
pen, the entire United States Navy
from admiral to mess boy will do
its level damndest to get him out Of
1t and safely aboard ship again and
to hell with the risk"
Smyrna times., 1944-11-23

Admiral Fitch's statement is made
in an article in the November issue
Of Cosmopolitan magazine by Bo-
CART Rogers which cites documented
cases of rescues of individual naval
men in the face of great risk to large
forces.
Shortly after the Pacific war be-
gan there was considerable talk
about the expendability of men
whose lives were sacrificed in order
to gain tactical advantages.
"Oh yeah, we had few of them
when the fracas started, but we
haven't got 'em any more" Navy
personnel is quoted as saying.
Since then the number of indi-
vidual naval men who have been
rescued runs into the thousands, ,ac-
cording to the article, which states:
While life-saving Is the privilege
and duty Of every man in Navy
Smyrna times., 1944-11-23

or since. Better than 98 percent
of them were all wool and a yard
and one-half wide. Boys that you
felt mighty proud to call friends.
When 1 referred to Pharmacist
Mates as pill rollers, that was not
intended as reflection on the
work that men holding this rating
performed. Back about twenty
five years and six months ago, the
name of pill rollers was as much
in general use in the U. S. Navy
for Pharmacists Mates as any
Smyrna times., 1944-11-23

name given them. Well do / re-
member an entire Naval Hospital
Unit that hailed out of Los An
geles, California. A great bunch
of fellows, and had never seen so
many money belts filed up with
gold pieces before in my life. Not
only were they referred to as pill
rollers, but they called each other
by that name. And, if I am not
mistaken, back in those days
Pharmacists Mates used the P. M.
CONTINUED on Pa9s rour)
Smyrna times., 1944-11-23

same as you are. Well, some OF
the Boys appeared to hail from
Missouri. Nothing left to do but
enlighten them on the fact that
Delaware was mighty good State
to hail from, and that fellow did
not have to push only pen around
to wear the cross quilts. On the
whole, 1 never met up with finer
crowd of Boys in my life, before
Smyrna times., 1944-11-23

Dribbles is very happy to report
that information has been received
relative to the safety of Alden F.
Robinson, S 1c, who served aboard
the u. S. S. Samuel B. Roberts,
destroyer escort. This vessel was
one of the six combat ships lost in
the recent Philippine sea battle
which occurred during a three-day
engagement, from October 23rd to
October 26th. According to the
U. S. Navy's own story of the Sec
ond Great Philippine Sea Battle,
the damage to enemy vessel, sunk
or damaged, was fifty-eight.
1t is reported that the U. S. S.
Samuel B. Roberts was sunk, along
with the destroyers U. S. S. Hoel
and u. S. S. Johnson, as they cour-
ageously charged in on Japanese
battleships, four in number, which
were attacking escort carriers of
the U. S. Navy.
Now that you're safe Butch" it
has taken big load off our minds.
Ever since we received the report
that the U. S. S. Samuel B. Rob-
erts had been sunk, we've been sort
of holding our breath with our
fingers crossed, and doing bit of
quiet praying on the side. Now we
feel like going out and celebrating,
and giving thanks to God for the
privilege of knowing you're safe.
Carry on sailor, and the best of
luck. One thing sure, the U. S.
Navy is doing mighty good job
for our side, and a mighty bad job
for the Jap Rats. If the little
Yellow Men do not pull in their
horns, there just won't be any I'M
perial Navy to knock over when
our forces reach out for Japan
proper. I don't suppose you'll OBJ
ject. They can go to meet up with
their ancestors via philippines as
well as via China or Japan. The
Smyrna times., 1944-11-23
The Smyrna Times
Phone 522l SMYRNA. DELAWARE

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Owned and Published by Robert d. Hoffeck-
or. Jr.. from February 10. 1907 to Decem-
her ~, 1889.
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It represents and the State of which 1t
Z q part. 1t also gives the items of
Importance Of the Eastern Shore of
Maryland.
Entered at the Post Office at Smyrna. Del
aware, as Second Class matter.
subscription price. S1.5o per year, strictly
in advance.
Smyrna times., 1944-11-23
Navy Efficiency in Rescues
Eliminates dependable"

There dependable" in the United States
naval forces.
Cheering for the mothers wives and sweethearts
of fighting in the Navy contained in the statement
of Vice-Admiral Aubrey W. Fitch
eve value personnel highly and we don't intend to
lose single possibly help it, regardless of the
risks involved in saving him."
Smyrna times., 1944-11-23

about boys stationed overseas.
Well, whatever you thought is
about what others think in many
cases. Homer Cox never dreamed
that there could be a place like
Burma until he was stationed
there. How many people would !?
Son, I want you, and all the rest
of the Boys to know, that your
folks at home are right in this war
with you as far as they can go.
They simply can't go all the way
for this is quite impossible. I
could make hundreds of relative
comparisons, but it would not
mean anything after I had finished.
Those who have not been through
war seldom know what it is all
about. Yes, and you are one of
many thousands who are glad that
they will never learn. If this war
had been brought home to your
American homes in the same man.
ner as it has been forced upon the
peoples of other Countries, much
sorrow and misery would have ar
rived with it. This is great price
to pay just to kiow what war is
like-too great a price I would say,
and 1 know that all you boys in
the Service must surely agree with
me.
Dad and Mother gave me one of
your pictures recently, soldier. 1t
sure did look like Eddie" I've
filed it carefully away for some fu-
ture date, say when you're about
fifty years old, then we'll get it out
and I'll show you what a fine look
ing young man you were back
there a spell. What do you say?
Things down at the plant are
moving right along. You will
hardly know the old stand when
you see it again, with the expan-
sion and the many improvements
being made. It's all a part of a
plan of advancement, and it will
afford the opportunity to re-em-
ploy all the boys who left the Com
pany to enter the Service. Quite
commendable, did I hear you re-
mark?
Well, don't forget to write in
Eddie" because we'll be looking
for letter from you every so Of
ten-rainy season or no rainy sea-
son. Best of luck to you, son, and
may the fates be very kind.
Smyrna times., 1944-11-23

main thing is that they go. And
thanks to all you fellows for help
ing in every way possible. Don't
forget, when you get another ship,
please pass your address right
along-we'n be waiting for it.
Smyrna times., 1944-11-23
N n
| Yl)lul job
AT HOMIE
- 6

pen to be, don't be discouraged.
She'll learn if you give her a
helping hand and tell her what
you know. It will pay dividends
in the form of delicious, appe-
tizing meals for you both.
If you are an expert on toss
ing together a delectable salad,
doing an omelet to a turn or
preparing coffee that is out Of
this world, give your roommate
the benefit of your experience.
Show her how to make good cof-
fee measuring coffee and
water accurately, using freshly
drawn water and at least two
level tablespoons of coffee to
each 6-ounces of water. I'M
press on her the Importance of
an Immediately clean coffee
pot. Then, no matter who is
chief cook and bottle washer
you will have a swell cup of
coffee at all times.
Try to make it a rule to
start of the day with a really
good breakfast :. and don't
hurry over it, either. Getting
your breakfast before you leave
the house in the morning is far
better for you than grabbing
. hurried bite at some busy
fountain.
Smyrna times., 1944-11-23

f~>~S PS-1 lOaA oAAa1oo Ai6ai
along-we'n be waiting for it.
Pacific Area
Dear Wribbles:
received The Smyrna Times
dated September 9th, 1914, and
you made a statement in one of
your articles about James L. Stew
art, P. M. &c. You said that P. M.
&c stood for Pharmacists Third
Class.
Well, L am sorry to have to con-
tradict you, but P. M. stands for
Pay Master or Post Master. The
staff of Phi. M. on board this vessel
are very much hurt over this. They
don't mind being called pill rollers,
or whatever name some people
have for us, but please spell our
rate right.
SIt has been quite some time
since 1 have dropped you line, but
when I read the mistake in your
column, I just had to straighten it
out for my shipmates as well as
myself. Some of these fellows
don't know where Delaware is,
much less the beautiful town of
Smyr naand Clayton. Some of
them even kid me about it being
some of these islands out here that
we have taken. Oh, well! Some
day we will get on the map. (I
hope).
Well, I must close for now, so
until son again, remain
Your friend,
Tommy" Conaway
Thomas M. Conaway, Phi. M. &c
C Fleet Post Office
San Francisco, California
balance of address on application
Tommy" let me start off by
telling you of little boy who was
about six foot two and one-half
inches in his stocking feet, one
hundred and eighty-five pounds in
weight when he enlisted in the U.
S. Navy back in the time of World
War I. Based upon previous quail
ifications he was given a Yoeman's
rating, something that lots of the
Boys wanted to make fun about.
Sure we had Womanettes back in
World War I, and they did Clerical
work ashore. Sort of the same,
but not nearly so large an outfit as
the WAVES are to-day, God bless
them.
Well, to make long story much
shorter, it did little good to pull
the superior stuff back in the Navy
in those days. And to be a Yoe-
man was not so bad after the fact
was once established. With the
right kind of fellows, it never was
bad, not even from the beginning.
Course, I was from Delaware too,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

the Dorothy Dorben Dancers and
Irv KoStals orchestra stay on,
too. Vocalist Marion Morgan
does both sweet and swing tunes.
SAKS SHOW BAR - Harry
woo Woo" Stevens came in as
star of the new show last night
with poppy songs and his own
expert ban o accompaniment.
Ebullient and effervescent, he
relies on personality song sales
manship for putting much in his
songs across.
Dance starlet Marjorie Lane
lends color 10 the show with orig
inal routines and Dorothy Claires
song styles sparkle For the lulls,
there's Betty Carroll at the piano,
and Benny Resh's orchestra plays
The Florence Sullivan Girls do
production numbers.
LARSON'S-Curtis Coley, no.
KUN master OF ceremonies, and
Toni McOmber, swing-singing hit,
stay on. Fredrico and Myrna,
ballroom dancers; the Original
American Tip-Tops. acrobats and
tumblers. and Oakie Stones or
chestra do the rest Of the show
Organist Mervin jenkins is the
intermission feature.
THREE TREES CLUB-Bernie
Green is fiddiing in addition to
being master of ceremonies.
Madge Caiger sings, and the Bea
Vester Dancers do production
routines. Al Alexander and his
Ragtime Band furnish the show
and dance tunes.
CLUB THREE 666-Wilmoth
Houdini, king Of Calypso" and
his singers and dancers will be
headlining next Monday. The
whole group is originally from
Trinidad in the West Indies and
comes from a run at New York S
East Indian Club.
The supporting cast will include
Mooch and Mooch, fash dancers:
Rena Langhorn, singer, Dave
Wilborn. master OF ceremonies;
the eight Taylorettes and Teddy
Buck ner's orchestra. Mama
Hines is the interlude feature.
BRASS RAIL-Jerry Girardin
and the Melody Men continue TO
offer rhythmic arrangements Of
todays tunes nightly from 8 p. m,
while melodies during the after
noon hours are furnished by Roy
Swartz at the piano. Alexander
Sparer answers Saturday after
noon requests az the Michigan
Avenue Brass Rail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

FOR paEcT poep COFFEE
Hsv, your fresh be.n coffee ground A&P DRIP
sriodEtbe grind that's exactly right fora drip pot.
Measure Ievd tablespoons Of coffee for each CUP
mo "drippef". POM CUP OF brlskly boiling
water for esch cup Of coffee required. over coffee.
Cover, and allow al Of coffee to drip into pot
lemove "dripper, cover pot-serve Immediately.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
; Get Prison Terms
For Robbing Boy

Three men convicted Of strong
arming a 12-year-old newspaper
boy from whom they stole St
were given prison sentences today
by Recorders Judge John ]
Maher.
They are Elmore Senters, 25
OF 2971 Z. Lafayette, given three
to Is years; Odell RoSeman, "a, OF
2287 +. Fort. an eX-convict, seven
and one-half TO Is years, and Cal
vim Barger, 25, Of 2979 F. Lafay-
cite, three to IS years. Victim OF
the robbery was Joseph Velasco,
2230 +. Fort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Institute Lectures

THE REGULAR gallery talk on
museum pieces relating 10 the
Thone European rooms in mini
allure, which are now on display at
the institute, will be given at the
Institute of Arts today at 3 p. m.
Francis w. Robinson will speak
on The Beginning of Sculpture in
Mesopotamia" at $50 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

THE WORLD ADVENTURE
SERIES. motion picture travel
course at the Detroit Institute of
Arts. will open its eleventh sea-
son Oct. Is with an illustrated
lecture. "Our Ally. Russia" by
Julien Bryan. producer of docu-
mentary motion pictures.
George F. Pierrot. managing d.
rector and founder of the World
\ adventure Series, states that the
Ddemand for constructive enter
tainment in Detroit is such that
he has booked the largest sched-
ule In the history of the series, So
attractions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
) Promoted
I'm Army Rank

The war department today an
nounced the temporary promo
tions of five Michigan officers, one
from Detroit. They are:
Major TO Lieutenant Colonel
David crist. Inf. Ann ATbor.
Captain TO Major
Harold Mattson. NC. Hillsdale.
LIST Lieutenant to Captain
Henry Cahlin. "a. Ann kFbor
Martin DanfoTd. CWS. TAO Colilngvood
Detroit.
Joseph schseffer. cws. Port Huron.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Adventure Series Oct. Is

Included are motion picture
expeditions with adventures and
explorers, tours of all continents
and visits TO popular tourist re-
sorts of the United States.
The World Adventure Series
was organized in 1888 to. raise
funds TO keep the Institute open
to the public during depression
days and to extend its free educa-
tional activities. Since then more
than 100000 persons have at
tended World Adventure Series
programs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

and the Kurtis
M a rio nettes
with h cir
Little People
Revue" should
add not a little
n ov city and
laughter.
Roy Tracy,
versatile mas
ter of cere-
monies, con-
tinues 10 pace
the show, and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Sue Ryan
At RoyaIe

SUE RYAN, a lovely who's
been co-starring with Milton
Berle in the Ziegfeld Follies for
the past two years. comes into
the Club Royale tonight.
Sharing top billing is Nick
ONO Jr who docs tan rolltines
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30
Bomber Crash Kills II

ALBU Q U E r Q Z Z, Sept. %
(INS)-Army officials today in
vestigated the crash Of a bomber
last night, % miles east of Tucum-
carl, n. NJ. in which IL men were
killed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-30

For the Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul Mall
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14
COmmOnWEAITH zen ss.

10 OFFICES
DOWNTOWN. 1875 National Bank Blds.
. Woodward 4 Cadillac Sa. Cherry 1850
DOWNTOWN. 3Of Capitol PARK BIda.,
stats al 6riseoid ST. Cherry 71l0
Downtown. i404 6rafiof
AZ RusSeh ca. 1909
WEST SIDE. S605 Michigan Ave-. at
Junction, 3nd Floor lAfsyetts 8s00
EAST SIDE, 1880 &. Jefferson. at Con.
ner i0pp. Hudson MotorsJ LEnog O35o
EAST SIDE. 6s0s Fan Oyse. a,
Harper. Iud Floor Plan 7sso
NORTHWEST, 90li Cd. River a; Joy I'd.
Pm. 20s lover krssoe'sl TYLER 5-57li
NORTHWEST. 4i20 Fsnseil. at Liyernois.
ldj Campus Bloc. University 3-252s
HIGHLAND PARK. i4049 Woodward. at
Manchester topp. Ford'D TO. 1880
HIGHLAND PIX, 500 Murphy Blds.. 1900
woodward AZ {. Grand Ave. 70. s.O61s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14
Furniture. Household Goods

NEW innerspring mattresses.- q.
Bedding Co, t5t0 haybury Grand.
kOLLAwAY BEDS. ALL STEEL
with mattresses few left
spitE, 1868 Gratiot cor Baldwin.
RUGS 800. cleaned saed sSt2 sNlo.
80 30 up Sx2l 9xft l2xl1. l2XiS,
l2N2i Runners 65C 81 up CENTER
CARPET GIG 1922 Woodward
TO- s-sfff. Sunday. n 10 .
RUGS. 300. cleaned used sxt2. Sx1n.
sxiO. 6S9 Wilton. AKIN. So so up,
carpeting. 65c sd. up throws 81
up. AMERICAN CARPET CLRS .
ss3s Oakland. MAl19l3. sun I2-5
RUGS, 9Xia. sxI3-& i2xis. Ii.3xl2,
others today. 29f9 Twelfth st
STUDIO couch. noor sample all
spring construction; few left az
S2s 30 Opep ewes. Kent Furniture.
i3i4l f.iVernOis Crown Furniture
5000 Cratiot. Crown Furniture, A737
Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

CHAIRS TABLES. sTEAM
i AIl.Es BEER DRAFT UNIT
SHOW CASES ETC. CALL CADII-
J AN $3.50
hLFcTlsi- o. gas range also lrouer.
Nil na} sppt cash. Vermont 6.ZIIO
h'i1A ass Al 4}is cameras Will sell.
buy eAch-- Acme Camera shelby
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14

A tatg tnn'spang mattresses sam
IIet' Sl5 Muchelrs 1000 Gratiot
4 BEAUTIFUL 2-PC PARLoR
suite spring constructed new floor
ssmple covered IA light tapestry
sacraCe SOS open 20 8
Sqlfy l6El Gr4llni cor RAlaMln-
4 BEAUTIFUL sxI2 Administer rug
blue leaf pattern repossessed sac
r'il.e SO Mltcleq'S 5000 GrRtiot
A buy
!nrtffpring boz srfngs siq Brand
nrw Damaged 90 shipping Limited
supply D1n't delay open 2 - =
sprI 1Gh3 Grsnpt c0f BALDWIN
a SACRIFICE
New beautiful GrC bedroom outft
including an .nDerspf7rg boa sprlug
irrea Cor quick sale AZ Ssa open 9
80 spfy. 7h6a Grattot cor BALDWIN
ACCIDENT forces parry 20 drop rlr.
----4ar q > rO-W--sf- rev furniture
ine ai'ng used General Electric retry
orator save eqlty ~ Sl15 Open
= 30 @riE l*o5 erat.5t ~ Baicv 10
All spfng oplt nc living m.
s'"s T'rclmd- Crane ss3s Mack
sENsAIlONAL VALUE $50.
iit1a room sofas Rrand new floor
arpes AN sprug tu Open ? 90 =
-ltz 76e3 Gtatl4L cor BaidNIn-
ALL BUYERS TAKE NOTICE.
krvIrst9r refrigerator " " NASH
- II -f-TT5 lSFd IacI rooms %
az. go 70
D'''
Goa 60, ,,e 800
~, ~. $500. -, -. -,
trr.rd dariae SAFE Opsn % e
erfr 7sl. Graiilf. err Baldwin
Alr..NOOI, PUG axte s2g
9Th rIE. rss
NkfWr ppgs
t.le gfa.t rDs rtsertb
~ F Ea+ Etr.
-.,.t,.- a., 90
hs .rxtv s2is nrt va.i
nf"'t - Il" IufIAn '.AhfrF , n
'ff 81 ther
81 tf ii''t p Ftt+ Ntrk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14
SEWING MACHINES

sFMING machines. -xAciilln,a----ss-
paired IN homo. 81. Used machines
bought. sold Ninewuod ] 1910
WE BUY. sell rent ana repairs All
makes sewing machines Ceiling
prices on repairs ana .tarts. White
Sew Mach. 90. 1880 l.. ~rary. RIA. eg5s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14
WOOD
FIREPLACE CORD WOOD

Ideal for stove or fireplace. 49, aud
a. lengths
kEsTRIcK LUMBER co.
1900 v coming
KlhDLiNG-i cutie feet 50. dehv-
cred Phone Vermont $500 Wsn
side 0nly
WOOD FACTuRY. E-rhllr.. INN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14
SALE
Furniture, Household Goods

400 suits ana overcoats 600 higi
fra1f f-r COATS $40 uF- fffts 81 me.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14
UPHOLSTERINC

FREE estimate day ~ eve. uo 80
legation ARTISTIC. rs sltnn
Al UPHoLsTERING cnoics coy.ta-
Fidelity Upholsterlng Can OK 01-n
"REUPHoLsTERY ADVERTISER
IN THE DETROIT TIMES SUB
SCRIBE TO TIE FOLLOWING
REGULATIONS REuPHOLsTERY
SERVICE SHALL INCLUDE STRIP
PING TO BARE FRAME SPRINGS
RETiED. FRAMES REPAIRED AID
PARTS REPLACED WHERE NC
FssARY
CALL RkEk- -tar-t,l- J. -+s-s-----
INK i20s3 CD RIVER 800 4166
FOR tine upno'sferiug. call crane Up-
hols,ering. ss5a MacA PLAZA Hifi
REBUILD resty.e recover. Piece
SUITE $50 90 Cran TY 7-lan
REsTYLlNG observation-disclosures
Ma 1882 AIRCRAFT To $500
LET FAMOUS resyie ana re1aNa
your Ape suite. Can TO $1,000
Quality uphQErsf7ug low prices TW
lilo 2S13 r Dawson
Top Grade Materials fair Ff0fs
1870 GRATIoT ARLINGTON 0tt3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14
IIvERHnls MnvING
Carpet CLEANERS. OVERS

ABSOLUTELY guaranteed 9Hi2.
scientifically CLEANED. .reu0vated.
81 so Insured Federal Kuc Cleaners
ls24s Hamilton rNlycrsify i3500
BEAUTIFUL rugs and upholstered
furniture cleaned renovated guar
anieed insured qXl2 SO TO- cash
and carry, 81 50 Tackled Gown
csrpeting cleaned on your ronr
Garfield Rug and Furniture clearrfs
S35 fireman TYLER 5-la0n
EORTHWESTERS carpet Cirsn.ne
45l5 Colnngwood Rugs cleaned
insured Telephone HOgarth 300
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

VIZ NEED SOC Junk cars. We Paw
ESP dollar Olive g7T2
WILL PAY TIP % 81. poo cash for
good afe 1o1eI chevrolet or Pom
tisC Vermont h-f2f0
WOULD ike 90 buy "a afa Chevrcier
wan l0N uNeasel Fhrna OR. UsaO. +
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14
TRUCKS. COMMERCIAL CARS
AUTO. TRUCK REPAIRING
AUTO REPAIRS

AUTO REPAIRS
BUMPlNG-PAINTTNG
ReAsonahle--No Waiting--Tcrms
RUNDs-3725 ca. River TIE. 1890
Dumping, Painting, Repair
No waiting FL prices and terms
RUNDS. 5sO5 W. EORT-vI 2-2e0O
DAVIS MOTOR REBUILDERs
4Zls CRSS AVE TEMPLE i.0633
MOTOR REPAIRING
Seward Gar. 30 Seward. Trim. .l-q5no
PAINT your car. low as $40 Chester $
Paint Bump SHOP l031l Cd River
AUTO Business couIes con-
ver,ed 10 5-pass. coupes General
Top A Trim. 1898 Fenkell. UN. 1850
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14
Wan WORK WANTED

eHfPPING boxes. crates. all sizes
available; prompt deliyerieA. COM
piete packing for overseas shipments.
INTERSTATE LUMBER co.
Mound AT l0-Mile Rd-SL ssh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14

!nrtrfprlng boz springs siq Brand
nnw Damaged 90 shipping Limited
supply D1n't delay open 2 - =
rflrE fGh3 GrsNpt c0f BALDWIN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-14
UPHoLsTERING
LAUNDRIES

CURTAINS tAbletloths. bedspreads
prompt service Deliveries {" Il.
Week Curtain Cleaners TT 1854