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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
RIiY A RItsINEss,

BUY a BUSINESS
ROOMlNG HOUSE-12 rms. High
land Park all sleeping refrig .
plenty ~ linens. overstuned furni-
ture $500 with only $500 dn 90
right party.
p RMS on Lincoln Into II apis
win water 5 baths. always hiftN
rent 500 inc. $3.50. besides your
apt 500 IN
IL RMS nr Belle Isle-lnto 80
apis. with water; long lease rent
$50, inc 1912 winter coal In.
owner sick. must sell 81 600 down
30 RMS mr. Convention HaIl--Into
10 apis. I~itf water baths well
furnished plenty o. linens and
blankets, rent Sl25 inc. S525 II
you are hard 10 please, see this
81 600 down.
HOTEL--Dowutown: ~ rms with
water rent SIS. inc. $500 %
$1,000 mo; good transient spot
made money here 50 200 cash fun
price
CLASS &C.. mr. Highland Park
owner represents over 50 200 z
mo. business modern equip live
wire could increase income 3l4
case quota $40 600 On small bal
CLASS &C. Bowling Alleys w s
u = case quota; partner going m
n fttF wv IAfN NFliffFFfNE - NWNf m .
net profit long lease ST. 900 dn.,
balance out Of profit
MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM
Imperial Sales CA. 1888
2539 Woodward-Ro Room 504
open sunday u 20 4
BUY OR SELL your business through
KELLEY. 1909 Woodw'd. TIE 2-3700
DRAFTED: repair shop and store on
household appliances and bicycles
also furnished upper flat and 1893
IA Ford 81 500 takes II all. 4s71
Grand River, corner 18th.
ST JEAN, near Warren - Large
brick apt. converted 20 small
h1trt1 Is rms, AL beautifully fur
nished. Hot and cold water IN each
nm. 5-rm. suite for owner. Extra
enc shape Nets s. 600 VI rare
chance Call Pingree 1900. HAN
MANS
WANT % buy beer garden. tavern
and tourist cabins in northern
Michigan. Louis Mliard. 1871 West
Brooklyn. Pontiac
cQLORED-f4 apis rms ca nr.
WARREN and Brush. unfurnished /.
inc. 50. 3Of yearly. expenses ss7s
open sun. 12-f. 53s Msccabees Bldg
BUSINESS SALES TE. 1875
NEW HOUSES FOR SALE
A FINER SELECTION
Many models ready 20 move IN, all
IN desirable locations, close 20 stores
and transportation Only $500 down
buys 3-bedrOom home with rec. room
IN Gratiot-7 Mile sec. Let us give
you full details
TURNER a WILSON
12sf4 East Smile PR 1928
NEW HOUSES FOR SALE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13

H0USEKE EPfN6 room for buy= OF
man; exchange for light part time
services Melrose 1850
INDIANDALE. 2072 Large room
kitchenetie refrigerator. bath. gas.
ilghT hor water
LOVELY room. closet, laundry. best
transportation for working girl
TYLER R-is2+
TWO furnished housekeeping rooms
Good transportation 1Whitel $50
Harmon near Oakland
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PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

APARTMENTS 90 furnished,
retrigerators, stoke, good home
lease, also prowrty Tyler i-30g2
BALDWIN cory furnished auart.
ments. stoker fired income $3.50
only 81 600. 81 500 cash, balance
easy. Bartlett. Lenox $3.50
BUILDING Nth store and larg,
rooms also scar garaGe --ngllFe
after 5 =. m. 23l0 Carpenter. Ham.
tramck
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
NEW HOUSES FOR SIZE

GRArIoT-s MILE SEC.
3-hedroom homes; dinette. tile fea-
lures rec Epace. large lots; schools.
transportation quick. possession:
SIS 0Oo $500 On FILA terms. 1903
East : Mile PL itO9
iRATIOT.7 MILE SEC. BRICK
8 rooms, attic: tile features. shop
Piag sehaaie TRANSPORTATION. hftck
restricted neighborhood So, 900, $3.50
down 1909 East 5 Mile TIL. 2-T73S
OUTER DR.. Uni. SEC.
solid masonary duplex. rrswsr oon-
Etruction only gne left. Low price.
easy FILA terms
co Operative Bldg Mechanics, inc
if7l2 Fast Mile Rd AR 2s4o
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Good prices. can Murray $500.
BERT BAKER
NOrthlawn 5000
CASH! CASH!

You Don't Have 10 Shop or Take
Checks, Our Buyer Will Cell at
rPur Door With Cash
$50 10 Sl00 More-All Makes
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HOUSEHOLD FINANCE


ps~-o~r-5th rioer. Penobscot Brig
Cor. Fort & Griswold Cherry $40.
9th r.. Majestic Bldg Cadillac os95
3rd n, Lafayette Bldg LAG Michigan
Corner Shelby Cadillac $40
cross sv.r-5oJo 10y Road
2ud r., Room 202 Tyler 1900
o76s Grand River HOgsFth 46nO
i443l Greenfield. az Grand River
Opposite Wards Vermont 5000
rlsklg.S Pevt-l4l3l Woodward 2nd n
Terminal Arcade TOWnseud s-2434
F.r.JoI. 2275Q Woodward Ave 2nd n.
coz. Mile a Woodward Lincoln 400
tss-l44s6 Cratic, Ave, Above 7 Mile
Road, opp Wards ARiington 300
1908 Jefferson Ave Fast LEnoT 045s
9992 Crsfiot. Above Harper Plan 1881
West T7O7 Michigan Vine~ood 2-24S0
o.orboss - 1908 Michigan. block West
~ ~chasfcr Road Oregon $40
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BOARD And ROOM

bOAhb HND ROOM
GIRLS Field 1919, near boulevard
home cooking three meals lunches
packed, excellent transportation 20
Packard's HudSon's Buds RriEgs,
daX or night workers, ma afternoon
shift olive 66t5
LTCASTE 2lsi - Desirable room
two gentlemen; near many plants.
murray 1904
WiNDER, 100 woodward Comfort
abhe rooms; excellent meals con-
venlent transportation. Cherry 1922
COLORED-K enilworth room. board .
I've Single ptriS;- CXcrttVrt trans
portation Madison OlGs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
GARAGES FOR RENT

AVAILABLE March LIST. storage
space In heated GARAGE l+r "a
cars or light delivery trucks Wood
ward Boulevard district. HOgarth
TSS2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13
-GARDEN- CITY-S200 On.

Move right in Modern s.hedroom
homes. close o. transportation
MCFARLAND BROS
2g3if Ford Road, al Middle Belt
DE 1850 DE $500
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QAtAQ-Gfatto+

OLDs le41 club sedan 70 model.
2-tone paint 'pllv equipped good
rubber Riley Motor Sales. 5t30 r.
jefferson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13

Payments include all charges IT the
rate OF SO per month on thar par, Of
i-1i=f,r M ez-e-sifnx siee. sfrrsi ? y e
pet month ON that part Of balance IN
excess OF 500
Evening star., 1944-10-25
Decision on YuIe Tree
SOUGHT by Board

The District Recreation Depart.
ment today asked the Commission
ers to find out whether the White
House plans to set up the annual
community Christmas tree on Its
lawn this year.
The Recreation Board told Milo
r. christensen, recreation super
intendent, TO find out about the tree
at Its meeting yesterday. Mr.
Christensen reported that arrange
ments for Halloween celebrations
have been completed at Al neighbor-
hood Fairgrounds.
Members of the board on No
vember IA will go on three-hour
tour Of 10 new Fairgrounds built
with Lanham Act funds granted by
the Federal Works Agency. Four
teen new Fairgrounds were finished
by FWA year ago. The 10 now
completed were delayed for several
months by War Production Board
stop order.
A play center at the Banneker
School for colored children under
5 years OF age will be divided into
two shifts, so that more children
can be accommodated, it was de-
cided.
Evening star., 1944-10-25
|Paperiroopers Push
Salvage Collections
To 7,537,3O0 Pound.

Continuing the steady expansion
Of wastepaper collections, Washing
toms Papertroopers and other school
children In The Evening Star-PTA
Salvage for Victory program yes
terday turned in 43,340 pounds Of
old newspapers and magazines to
bring this weeks mark &c, ,036 pounds
above the first two days OF last
week. The grand total collected has
now reached 1887 800 pounds.
Taylor School last week became
the first school to win a War Pro-
duction Board Certificate of Merit
for reaching per capita collection
of 100 pounds. Taylor's mark is
slightly better than 124 pounds per
capita, and it appears likely that q
200 pound per capita Certificate of
Merit will be won by this school
before any other attains the 100
pound per capita honor. The Ger
tif1cate of Merit will be presented
at special assembly next Tuesday.
Schools which yesterday turned in
half a ton or better included Morse,
l.040: ]. F. Cook, 1.150; Terrell, a.
060; Emery, 1880; st. Martins, g.
220; lexington, 1875; Cleveland, a.
$50: Garnet-Patterson, 1850; Har-
rison, 1885: Garrison, $500; Orr,
3.110; Kimball, 4,110; Garfield, 2,075;
Wallach, $3.50; Noyes, 1902; Brook
land, 2296; Burroughs, 2,466, and
Taft, 1895
Collections in the fourth district
tomorrow, with the five leading
schools and their poundage to date,
will ka fNl1or,s.
Evening star., 1944-10-25
Siomese Twin Girls
Live Only Half Hour
BY the Associated Press.

PAINTSVILLE, KY, Oct. 49,
Siamese twin girls who lived only
a half hour after birth were born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Dora Mckenzie OF
Elna in the Paintsville Hospital Oc-
tober 13, it was revealed yesterday.
The attending physician. DIR.
James w. Archer. said the babies,
which weighed 5 pounds each. were
joined at the chest and were per-
fectly formed except they had a
single liver and a single intestinal
tract.
The British Parliament is seeking
plan for continuous work for all.
Evening star., 1944-10-25

danger by her surgeon, Dr.. Alfred
Hellman.
Miss Franken, the author Of q
number Of Broadway hits. including
Claudia and Another Language"
also Is the author Of the new Broad
way play, Soldiers Wife"
Evening star., 1944-10-25
Author Of Soldiers Wife
Reported Recuperotinq
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. Is. - Rose
Franken. playwright and novelist,
who underwent major operation
October Is. was reported out Of
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1944-08-18

ley, Lucille Tillman, ]. Bonner, Min
neapolis; Joel Anderson, Okmulgee,
Okla, Mrs. Lizzie Pullam, Omaha,
Neb., Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Maxwell,
L. Madden, Miss Edna Russell,
Minneapolis; Mrs. Lizzie Rem,
Guthrie, Okla, Mrs. Abbie Watson,
and Mrs. Julia Jones, Sulphur
Springs, Tex.
Mrs. Mary E. Baker of Des
Moines, Iowa, spent a few days re-
Gently visiting Mrs. VIM. Burrell,
85 Hoag Ave.
Mrs. Kathryn Elliot, 400 E. seth
St., and Mrs. Louise Freeman, 119
Royalston, sisters, left Monday,
August IA, for Chicago, Memphis
and Kansas City, Mo-, to visit rela-
tives.
Mrs. Carlton Simpson of Balti-
more, Nd, left Tuesday, August
Is, ending her visit at the home of
Mrs. E. H. Payne, 1888 Fourth Ave.
So.
Mrs. Helen Calhoun and Miss
Audrey James, Kansas City, Kans.,
who spent a couple of days visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Utah Griffin, 422
Emerson Ave. No., left for their
home Tuesday, August Is. Mrs.
Calhoun is sister of Mrs. Grit
fin.
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Mrs. Thelma Gray, 715 N. 18th St.
Couple Wed: Miss Dorothy
Holmes, daughter of Mrs. Luvenia
Woolford, Bradley, Ark, and sister
of Mrs. Major McGahee, Mime
apolis, recently married Corp. Percy
]. Stanley, who is stationed at Hill
Field, Utah. Mrs. Stanley is
TCOP employee.
Mrs. w. E. WaddlingtOn, Chicago,
is a visitor at the home of her
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. J. Hunter, 3849 Fourth
Ave. S.
Mrs. GeOrgette Clay Entertained:
Mrs. Clay, from Chicago, and
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Tela Burt,
2818 18th Ave. S., was entertained
by her hosts, Friday afternoon, at
her home at a tea. Among the
guests were Mines. O. L. Alexander,
Leo Bohanon, Martin Brown, w. D.
Brown, Claude Burt, Donald Brady,
Harold Combs, Earle Comley, J. w.
Crump, Burie Carmichael, Boyd
Crawford, Talmage Carey, Paul
Curry, M. o. Cannon, David Francis,
Earle Fassett, R. Crump, James T.
Wardlaw, HIRAM Gibbs, Percy
Hughes, Eugene Shepherd, Mollie
Cheek, Mildred Daniels, E. Cole
man, B. S. Smith, C. W. Wiging-
ton, L. Pemberton, James Hughes,
L. Fields, John Patton, Chas.
Rogers, C. Hilyard, W. D. Walker,
Earl Weber of the Twin Cities
and the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. Ned Schultz, from Florida, and
Mrs. C. Jackson, Chicago, Ill.
Other courtesies shown Mrs. Gay
were a breakfast and theater party
by Mrs. Boyd Crawford and mother;
luncheon and theater party by Mrs.
Earl Kyle; guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Burie Carmichael at the Pop Con-
cert at St. Paul. Breakfast at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Curry.
Picnic guest of DR.. and Mrs. J. W.
Crump and Mr.. and Mrs. David
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Reception Held
for DIR. and Mrs.
w NJ RIOunt


Mrs. Dovie Phelan and Mrs. Mel
lie Wright entertained at Mrs.
Phelan's home, 1915 10th Ave. &c.,
in honor of DR.. and Mrs. w. M.
Blount, Kansas City, Kans., and
Mrs. Nettie Cook, Chicago, Sunday,
August 10.
Mrs. Frances PEBBLES gave three
readings and short talks were made
by James T. Wardlaw, DR.. and Mrs.
Blount, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Marvel
Cooke, New York; Mrs. Frances
Brown and Mrs. Wallace Chambers.
Among the guests were: Mines:
Leon Abbey, N. B. Fogg, VIM.
Ewing, Rosie Alexander, Bertha
Turner, Harold Wright, J. T. Ward
law, G. M. Saunders, Effie Posey,
Algee Howard, Molly Cheek, Bell
Horris, F. C. Clardy, Anna Graham,
Jessie Turner, Gladys Dye, Frank
Landers, and Miss Erma Clardy,
Joe Harpole, Minneapolis; Mr.. and
Mrs. B. L. Morris, St. Paul, and
Mrs. J. T. Simpson, Kansas City,
Mo.
Mrs. Chambers and Mrs. Horris
assisted the hostesses.
Cocktail Party: Mrs. Marguerite
Combs, 2535 Fourth Ave. S., enter
tanned at cocktail party in honor
of Mrs. Marvel Jackson Cooke, New
York, and Mrs. Roberta Bobby
Murphy Nash, Washington, D. c.,
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at her home, Wednesday, Aug. 16.
Her guest list included Mines. w.
D. Brown, DeVelma Newman, Jesse
Shepard, Minnie Alexander, James
T. Wardlaw, Edith Burt, Nettie
Shepherd, Wanna Glenn, Thelma
Wade, Dolly Patillo, Lois Murphy,
Helen Smith, Edith Murphy, Betty
Crawford, Helen Scott Whiteside
and Miss L. o. Smith. Mrs. Cooke
is the assistant editor of the Peo-
pies Voice, a newspaper in New
York, and is the house guest of Mrs.
W. D. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Sanches, 214
W. 31st St., had as their breakfast
guests, Monday, Aug. IA, 1t. Robert
Marshall, Jr., Tuskegee, Ala, DON
aid Jay Marshall HCs, Betty j.
Session, and her daughter Kathryn
Ann, Irene Marshall, Mrs. N. J.
Hunter, Minneapolis, and Mrs. W.
E. Warrington, Chicago, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Beasley,
9O4 Bryant Ave. N, have as their
house guest, their son, Private
Charles Beasley, from Truax Field
in Wisconsin. He is spending a
fifteen day furlough in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reddick,
1901 Portland Ave-, entertained
Mrs. C. A. Williams of Kansas
City, Mo-, at a reception at their
home, Saturday, Aug. IL. Present
were Mines. Matte Abbey, L. M.
Tillman, Emma Grimes, D. L. Pa
tillo, Gertrude Smith, Halle Ewing,
A. H. Graham, Marcus H. Jackson,
James Cobb, Ivy Massengill, N. j.
Hunter, Maymie Burrell, H. Red
dick, Wallace Chambers, Viola Wat
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Francis at Como Park Sunday.
Bridge guest of Mrs. Charles Noble,
Monday afternoon. She was pre-
scented with lovely tokens by Mrs.
Walter Glenn, Frank Terry, John
Patton and Mrs. Earl Comley.
Married: Stanley Grigsby, 725
Bradford Ave. N, and Mrs. Dorothy
Randall, 1912 Bryant Ave-, were
quietly married, Thursday, Aug.
10, by Rev. H. W. Bolts, ST., at his
home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Nj. Moore
and son, Louis, left for their home
in Washington, D. c., Wednesday,
August 9, after spending a week
visiting their parents and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis P. Moore and
Elizabeth, 662 w. Central Ave.
En- route home they stopped in
Chicago, ILL.,, to visit Mr.. and Mrs
Aaron Jones.
Miss Moore entertained for her
sister-in-law and cousin, Mrs,
Margaret L. Crosthwaite of De-
troit, Mich, at Lake Como Park at
a hiking party and later they were
guests at an outdoor breakfast
at the Moores' home. Other cOurte-
sizes were extended by Messrs. and
Mines. VIM. Ridley, Leroy Coleman,
Jr., Ellis Manning and daughter,
U. G. Coram, Curtis Raymond,
Edward ,Hatton, Rudolph Martin,
st. Paul; Mines. Margaret Crosth-
waite, Detroit; Lavinia Murray, c.
Monjoy Jones, Eula Hunter, Mary
Burton, and R. F. Wilson, Miss
Margaret Williams and Ernest
Potts, St. Paul.
Miss Marie peggy Rhodes, $50
Carroll, has recently returned from
a visit at Washington, D. c., where
she was the guest of her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey T.
Rhodes.
Howard Powers, Topeka, Kans.,
stopped in St. Paul for a day, last
Friday, Aug. II, and visited Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Brown, 405 St.
Anthony.
Annual Picnic: The Oak Leaf Art
Club held their annuel picnic at
Como Park Monday, August IA,
Those present were Gertrude
Body, Maggie Beard, Agnes Will
son, Hazel Allen, Alice King, Joyce
King, Lydia Brown, Magdelene
Oliver, Alice Jackson, Emily Har-
ris, Violet Sanders, Mrs. A. Guthrie,
Mary Brown, Della Holsumback,
lone Brown, Isiah Brown, Edward
Sanders and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Tendle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel Allen, 658
w. Central, had as their breakfast
guests Sunday, August IS, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Dusenberry, Chicago, ILL.,,
and Mrs. Jessie Black, st. Paul.
The Charles Jacob Missionary
Society of St. James A. M. E.
Church, met at the home of Mrs.
Martilla Young, CAT W. Central,
Wednesday, August 16. This meet
ing will be held in honor of the
shut-ins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert r. Mitchell,
685 Carroll Ave-, entertained their
niece, Miss Yvonne Lorraine Young,
Montgomery, Ala, with a party
Wednesday, August 9, from four
to six p. m. Her little guests in
cluded: the Misses Julia and Ro-
berta Jones, Norma Jean and Joan
Howell, Patricia and Constance
War Bonds Fly BOmbers!
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Brown, Eta Jeanne Boyd, Janice
Boyd, Marian Adkins and Helen
Williams.
Mrs. Claude Bronson, Montgom-
cry, Ala, and Mrs. George Ham
mond, Marietta, Ga, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Hargrave at the Pop Concert We'd
nesday, August 9.
Mrs. Bronson, Mrs. George Ham
mond and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Mitchell were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. T. J. Jackson, 678 St.
Anthony, Thursday, August 10, at
Opal Whyte's place at Somerset,
Wisconsin. Mrs. Hammond and
Mrs. Bronson and Yvonne Young
returned to their homes Sunday,
August 10.
Married: Word has been received
here of the marriage of Miss Eunice
Grant to ON &c Harry Price. The
wedding was held August 1, at St.
Benedicts church, San Francisco,
Calf.
The Social Twelve Club met at
the home of Mrs. Lillian Finley
Thursday, August 10. Mrs. Richard
Travis was accepted as a new men,
Der. Mrs. Jenny Young, Chicago,
and Miss Dorothy Smith, Omaha,
were the guests.
Mrs. John Morgan, Pasadena,
Calf, in the city because of the
illness of her mother, Mrs. Earl C.
Walker, 1864 Thomas Ave-, is also
visiting Mrs. N. w. Coins, 696 Car
roll.
Mrs. Sallie Mae Wellington and
son, TAI st. Anthony Ave-, left
Tuesday, August Is, for months
vacation at Atlanta, Ga, visiting
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Robinson, 100
St. Anthony Ave-, had as dinner
guest Sunday, August Is. Miss Will
la Booker of Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Rhodes, $50
Carroll Ave-, were hosts to their
daughter, Billie Rita Rhodes, a
cadet nursing student, who is tax
ing a three months course in
psychiatry at the State hospital at
st. Peter, Mimi, at a family din
ner Sunday, August IS. Sgt.
Robert L. Jones, Berkston Field,
Tex; Seaman MING Ralph l..
Gardner, brother of Mrs. Rhodes
from Hampton, Va; Miss Peggy
Rhodes, Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Jones,
Ralph L. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
A. Hanna, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ger
aid Bailey and children, Therese
and Jerry; Mrs. E. A. Davis, Ed
ward, Jr., Dorothy Joan, and
Thomas; Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Gard
ner and Rosetta, William, Jr., and
Evelyn; Seaman Cassell Aver were
the other guests.
Attend Pop Concert: Saturday
evening, August IL, the members
of the Credjafawn Social Club, Inc,
and their guests attended at the
Pop Concert at the st. Paul Audi
forum.
Among the group were: Messrs.
and Mines. John Lawrence, Jr., B.
F. Henderson, Huron Shelton, Jr.,
John Banks, A. J. Lewis, H. Ran
som Coins, Clarence Taylor, B. Car
michael, Jr., T. B. Burt, James
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Social and Personal
q MRTTHpOTC =
MINNEAPOLIS

Mrs Mary L. Cannon 1892 Fifth Ave So, will leave Sat-
urday, Aug. 10, for a visit in Chicago
Mrs Anna Mae Ashley Des Moines, Iowa. is in the city
visiting her sisters Mrs Lucille McAdams and Mrs Allie
Wilson.
Arthur Harrison onwood Mich is the house guest of
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Social and Personal
O ST. PAUL Q

Mrs. Eugene (Kitty) Evans is leaving Saturday, July
49, to visit friends and relatives in Omaha and Atkinson
Kansas. She expects to be gone about two weeks.
Miss Gertrude England, daughter of Mrs Louise Eng
land 426 Carroll visiting her aunt Mrs Mary Petress in
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Among the group were: Messrs.
and Mines. John Lawrence, Jr., B.
F. Henderson, Huron Shelton, Jr.,
John Banks, A. J. Lewis, H. Ran
som Coins, Clarence Taylor, B. Car
michael, Jr., T. B. Burt, James
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XX:RARADE!f
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AMERICAS TOP
NIGHT SHoW!-
A Star SponeIed Stage Revue
Studded with Stors Packed
with Thrills Jommed with
RoIIicking Rhythm and Side
Splitting Comedy =. CIimuxed
by Most Gorgeous Fireworks
Exhibition Ever Seen at the
Stote Foir-Thot's Parade of
The Nations.
WHAT A SHoW!-
-Four Stirring Episodes-Mer-
riIy We Roll Along, The Tour
Moment of Roses, Latin Amer
icon Tour, and There Will Be
q tomorrow % Sparkling
Scenes =. 80 Stellar Acts =.
412 Celebrities of Circus
Stage and Screen.
&c. 900 FEET Of Wartime
Exhibits from Russia, Britain,
~ *
6aSg f9YNE33
ST|TY$E''
China. Canada. Norway. Bel
GUM. Netherlands, Greece,
Czecho-SIovokio. Jveo-SIovio,
Australia, New Zealand, South
Africa, Latin America, India,
PoIohd and the U. S. A.-Joint
3
Builders Of tomorrow.
SEE 100 ACRES of Win-the-
War Exhibits New Crops,
New Products and New Meth
DDS Thousands of Dramatic
Displays Dedicated to Victory.
LOTS OF FUN too Enjoy
the Greet Royal American
Midway Shows, Breofh- Catch
ing Rides, Stirring Bond Music,
and Other Thrills Galore.
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War Bonds Bring Victory!
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fe Worte se9en bieie nubloie Soli
nnngsllafung, Die gar fenen Sinter
gruno babe, oenn bie Ieutihen 5eig
ten nod INNER I'M &nmpi lire Streit.
&c itno 10 ieien ni,f sic ariegsgeinr,
eenen nod, feIt Oapon iiber5eugt, oaf
am Gnbe Geutihlano nod geipinne.
Wniblngton. Gin Sturm Ser Ont.
ritItung ging burf, anilide areiIe.
oils befanllt lpuroe, oab ser engliihe
Yroouftionsniniifer 2pttieton inate,
Dab Die almerifnner inoireft Die Ssapu.
ner fiir Den &rieg b:rnltsgeicroeri
bdtten, burf bie Silie sIruerifns an
England uno Teripeigerung bon Hob.
materlalien an Sapan.
Stnaisiefretur Sna erflirte oieie
Mniiften oils falih nno legte Brotelt
Elm BET Ser engliifen Heglerima.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-22
10000 Slmee ant Gag
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9oncon. Wfebr oils 1900 iyliegenos
sSelt1ngen umb unbere 9omber areifen
ieit Ser Snpaiion Oie Seutihen in
Tranfreid,, 8elgien. BEN gtieoerlan.
Den nno Seutiflano tGglid, an. So-
balo gemelSet miro, boB Die 2anS,
trllppen niht porlp1rts fonlnten fon,
men, miro Sic Sufttpaffe du Silfe ge-
rllfen. 0nsielbe ariegsipiel ereigne.
iid in ltrgarn uno Stalien. lleberaa
fliegen oie Bomber bin. Die Selfet.
Ser in MinlGnien' iparen ebenfaGs
pieber bas 3iel. sluf Oie amerifa-
niihen Bomber in EuBlonb ltuh nift
nliibig unb fiibren SdlGge aus segen
Die Deutldlen I'M Often.