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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-15
SPORTS TRAIL.

Nays superior reserve strength
started to tell in the second half
The Cadets were through.
This year, Army fans might
argue, the improvement of the Ca.
Diet team should more than Offset
those 10 points. The Improvement
can be traced to an added year OF
experience for the key men, par.
ticularly with the tricky "T'' for.
nation; the addition q Doc BIan.
cnard, truly great back who is
just what Army needed for its "T''
attack; the availability Of Doug
Kenna, who can operate the 'T''
so expertly, and the addition OF
some capable linemen and ends.
We still have the idea the Navy
line is superior to Army's in sheer
ball strength, and in reserves. Civ
en- our choice of backfields, how
ever, we'd take the Army's array
of ball carriers, despite a frank
admiration for such able middle
backs as Bob Jenkins. Hal Ham
berg, Clyde Scott and Bob Duden.
We were wrong in believing the
Army's pass defense was weak, as
any team that intercepts eight
passes in a game is slightly on
the terrific side.
We don't believe any team could
hold Army scoreless this year. The
Cadets have too many break-away
backs who are liable to score any
time from any place on the field
and they are getting some terrific
blocking. They also have the plays.
1t SINNERS down to question Of
which team will score oftenest
when Army and Navy meet. The
Army's versatility on offense is
startling, but then you get to think
ing about the Navy line.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-15
STATE PREPARES
FOR LAST TILT,
WITH RICHMOND
Blue Devils Have Heavy
Session; Tar Heels
Add New Plays
(By The Associated Press

A light workout featuring punt
protection, pass defense, and the
running of offensive plays made
up the menu for N. c. States grid
ders today as they prepared for
their final game of the season here
S at urd a,y against Richmond S
Spiders.
However, Coach Beattie Feath-
ers assembled his charges for a
blackboard drill tonight in an eff
fort to iron out mistakes noticeable
IN States defeat of Miami in the
Orange Bowl Friday night. At the
same time he said he probably
would put the team through a
scrimmage tomorrow.
Two of the gridders turned UP
with injuries received in the Miami
game but Feathers said both
would be ready for action against
the Virginians. Tailback Howard
Turner was nursing a minor leg
injury and Bill Hupp, reserve cen
ter, sustained an ankle injury.
The Blue Devils of Duke univer
sity settled down to stiff drills to
day in preparing for Saturday
contest in Columbia, S. c., witt
the University of South Carolina
Gamecocks.
Offense and defense came in TO-
attention at the workout which wa
climaxed by a lively scrimmag'
session. Pass defense also wa
given emphasis since the Doc New
ton-coac Gamecocks throw tn
ball around with unerring reg
ularity.
eve will have to stop thei
passes if we expect to win," re
marked Coach Eddie Cameron
South Carolina has good clul
despite the fact its record ism
impressive" he said.
Allan Elger who was a triple
threat freshman and soph at Iowa
ran some with North Carolina
lead backfield today and may Civ
the Tar Heels a new offensiv
punch at Yale Saturday if an oil
injury heals in time.
Coach Gene McEver put in sew
eral new plays designed especial
for the undefeated Els and tn
squad spent a long but light dri
trying to bring its attack to a pa
with last weeks tight defense.
A Marine transfer, Elger wa
running first string tailback a
Duke but went out with an injur
the week before the opening game
Bob Warren, triple-threat star
early season missed practice tt
day and Elger and Tom Golfer a
ternated at Tailback with the low
flier shining in the running-pas:
ng-kicking role.
: Shelton Stanley, civilian alte1
nate at end, left the squad toda
to join the Navy. Gus Lacy, plac
kicking expert, took his plac
. while Sam Hay looked better
his new duties back of Pete Brow
. at the other flank.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-15
JILTOl DRAFTED

DURHAM, Nov. 14.-P)-Nash-
Vile Of the Southern association
today drafted Pitcher Ned Jilton
from Allentown of the Interstate
league. Jilton won two and lost
three with the Pennsylvania club
last season. The class Al draft
will close at midnight Wednesday
and the class A draft will open
Friday for a three-day period, an
announcement from minor league
headnua rters here said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-15
BEST PLAY

WEST POINT, Nov. IA P -
1t. Col. Earl Blaik, Army head
football coach, says the greatest
individual play of the Notre Dame
game was the terrific open fled
block on which Doc Blanchard
flattened John Adams, tall Irish
tackle Pop Warner, sitting in
the stands, told me later it was
the hardest block he had ever
seen, said Blaik.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-15
Many Entries Expected
For Pimlico Futurity

Alexis, and Howe Stables Penta-
gon.
The furturity inaugural was won
in 1921 by B. Blocks Norwich. COL
Bradley, who has had three win,
ners in this classic-Blossom Time
in 1922, Beau Butler in 1923, and
Bimelich in 1889 - will be after
his fourth triumph W i t h Bymea
bond.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-15
President Considers Army Navy Game
Court in Session

Looking down from six-foot
nine-inch George Mikan are,
left to right, Gene Stump, ed
Kachen, Jack Allen and Ernie
DeBenedatto, paying heed to
words of coach Ray Meyer of
Chicago's DePaul, perennial con-
tender for national basketball
honors. Squad opens season
against Illinois Tech, Nov. "a.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-15

quarterback; Pat Patterson Of
Rocky Mount and Tom Barnes Of
Wilson, halfbacks; and Walton
Terrell of Raleigh, fu]lback.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-15

Jack Sharkey (above) Worlds champion
boxer will appear the weekly mat program at Ihaan na
Friday night of referee and expected to nave ms
maintaining order during the JACK
LONG main bout appearing the card will be Bill
aff former star athlete University of Florida Daily
Lee the Texas Terror Chief Little Beaver against 'ac9
Devaut, of Knoxville. Tenn.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-11-15
WILL REFEREE MATCHES HERE

Ieadauarters here said.
Evening star., 1944-06-26
FAIRFAX BREAD COMPANY,
1881 Eckington Place Ne.


ESSENTIAL WORK
MEN, HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY
TO GET INTO ESSENTIAL. WORK in food
warehouse at night. Work consists of un-
leading freight cars, assembling orders
e snd loading TRUCKS ian OF produce Tor Ssiiysr,
good, steady, year-around employment
with many other advantages. Several
Jobs Immediately available. Leaders
S31 "a starting pay, and checkers help
ers at 5000 to start
APPLY
Direct to Safeway produce warehouse
superintendent at 1901 Fenwick st. ne
(between New York and West Virginia
aves. n.e.l. or Safeway employment offce,
9Th and q SITS. ne.
HIGH SCHOOL BOY
For Advertising Agency,
Full time, interesting work in production
department Real future for alert young
man Phone District 1400 HENRY j.
KAUFMAN. Advertising, Homer Building.
PORTERS, JANITORS or cleanup men for
large bakery; these Jobs offer good, steady,
year-around employment.
APPLY
FAIRFAX BREAD CO.,
rAkrS x~&N Wv
Evening star., 1944-06-26
Collectors Aid Army by Offering
Selves as Human Guinea Piqs'

flu studies was made to the Army
Surgeon General by DR.. Francis G..
Blake of Yale University. president
Of the Board for the Investigation
of Influenza and Other Epidemic
Diseases in the Army. The work
on flu was headed by DR.. Thomas
Francis, jr., of the University OF
Michigan. and that of pneumonia
by DR.. John H. Dingle of Fort
Bragg, N. c.
DR.. Dingles study was carried on
at camp at Gatlinburg, Tenn. and
the influenza work was done at a
camp at Wellston, Mich.
Evening star., 1944-06-26
BY the Associated Press.


Several groups Of conscientious
objectors, volunteering to be in
fected either with influenza or the
newest and most elusive form of
pneumonia, have helped Army
scientists gain new knowledge of
those diseases.
The War Department, disclosing
this last night, said 122 conscien-
tious objectors had offered them
selves as human guinea pigs" for
the tests and, of these, 81 became
Ill, some of them seriously--but all
recovered.
The dangers Of the experiment.
together with It's purposes and
reasons. had been fully explained
to the men by the doctors in charge
Studies Made Over Year.
The studies, conducted during
the past year with the approval
Of military authorities and the Ma
tional Service Board of Religious
Objectors, were made by two COM
missions Of civilian scientists work
ing under the supervision of the
preventive medicine service of the
Army Surgeon Generals Office.
While no revolutionary cures
were developed, these advances were
made:
l. For the first time it was shown
that so-called primary atypical"
or virus" pneumonia, which has
been known for only or 4 years.
can be transmitted to healthy
persons by inhalation of washings
from the noses Of patients suffer-
ing from it.
This is important because it JUS
tifles further intensive studies of
such washings in the hope of iso-
lating the infective agent which
causes this "black sheep of all the
pneumonias.
It is believed that this particu-
lar pneumonia is caused by q virus.
"a SubmicroScopic organism differ
ing from the known bacteria which
cause other types of pneumonia.
Fail to Identify Germ.
But, So far, despite intensive re-
search, scientists have been unable
to identify the germ which, unlike
the bacteria of ordinary pneumonia,
is resistant to serums and Sulfa
drugs
2. The conscientious objectors who
voluntarily contracted influenza
helped show up false clue that
had been suggested as being of
possible value in creating immunity
to the disease.
Prior to the present tests, reports
had been made that inhalation of
sprayed blood serum obtained from
a person who had recovered from
flu would prevent infection. In the
tests with the volunteers, this theory
was disproved.
The report on the pneumonia and
Evening star., 1944-06-26
AflR MfN tcantiasAll J

AUfOM0buE ssrvice s1ttmatee vaated
:: snss NAN w ,.f Tho ''Hs1 3 1shoilsasss lss
4. ~ typss q car, hs I, sa e,shls q. c,,sS SrsS
Of sdyaneemsnt;. rood hours and pleasant
eonditious. See Mr.; Runien at once at the
r5tw Motor CO; l4sn tss and sss w
AUTO 'sHESi aECHAsic. c ' pieas.nt M SorEina con-
ditions, good postwar secn55isy. Mr.: Younx.
aUTo assirs cS en se M
established sa.,ss and iin. station; ossa SSo
AUTO s1s GLASS Man. experienced:
salary or make me propcsl,ien 1st,si,ss Hnn
ih1D FR 1870 m0aesn Hr eGnmsn srsmn.n Can sat- or
AUTO mechanic, coiored: opening for an
experienced man. preferably with own own
auFoaosE FStas1 G2 Me- .flcsas,6s i.ss to. work
one fe s.s sa'd
in the city: 5h, days per week. 81, 10 per
hour. overtime II desired. This is = perm.
Pontiac. 4O7 Florida ave. ne
AUTO MECHANICS, permanent work in
clean shop. old established concern;
sss,, pay Ssss sa1i
xnTo s11 nGsHE MEcGsNics H sSto nrfrERMsn who
to assist front-end alignment mechanic:
starting wage. S42 uer week. Apply 2O19
auTo a "a z ox y: TRUCK MECHANICS earn =.
p" tspe Of WORK has been ciassed % as no. only only
sef Ssna, ben.s . sseaon. vi With s n., our .nnaa1 s
bonuses and believs that we ofier as nne
hing eSndtons 1a as any n
snss ssd s aw ca. fS D.estar Saof
SaRIsNDER T !n issr N 1hias, Experienced full
time Job, pleasant working conditions,
fsss As's Ase' esss eeSn a,:
sxSTksPSsi white sesa :.l.ry ,.s., Ind
BAKTENDER for high-class restaurant:
top pay and rood meals; pleasant. com
sbsa. Tor sppointmsnt. or apply a. 1is
.ass AZ =; sonoTsr nT rftsr n p4o.sa:n.
for fs. n s'sa
once once. II The H.eht co.. 6. D It !th. 'nne'
BELLBOY. colored with elevator oper-
hsfs st RsF%t and ADnly ss M. manager h0's'
sOOKkEEPER, complete charse small Of
s s r; Al ,ssSsa sasesst ssa1:
a0sss snd osser e::.ni I0sI ds
sooKkfFris-Au5ifos s1,s aeF aaH must h.y. sew
eral years experience. This is . we'll
paying and high-class job. State record
in own handwriting Box 230-R, Star.
Dsirin. daTlnT sS sSmmsr mel sss.tion: Reliance
hours and pay. Concord Pharmacy. 1915
Roy WANTED, 1918, to learn electrical
repairing: one with mechanical ability pre-
ferred. 1908 Is st. NV.
BOY, colored, reliable. dependable boy.
good handwriting essential, for shipping
and receiving department in high-clas IS
speciality shop: good salary. Apply morn
ings. 8 to 9:30 only, 52I 18th st. NV.
BOY. colored. with or without experience.
to work in meat market: steady Job:
chance to learn essential trade. Rubin
Bros. 5S Q st. Market
CANVASSER. with or without experience in
roofing. siding: insulation: salary or draw
asainSs commission. GIL. 1853. 2R'
CARPENTER. permanent position; furn
rm.. and S135 mo. Hotel court, BALTIC
CHAUFFEUR -HoUsEMAN. coiored, sinri. ni
references: WO. 0552.
CLEANERS, nish, and day. Apply Metro
politan Club. 1900 H st. NV.
CLOSERS. roofing ana sidins; excellent
proposition; 1909 service. Alexandris
Construction Co., III South Royal Alex.
Va. Phone Alex. 1874.
CLOTHING SALESMAN wanted At once
Permanent position. Apply 1912 r st. NV
Evening star., 1944-06-26
SPECIAL NOTICES,

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted for by any one other thar
my own. John W. Stevenson. 1923 D st.
Will NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
contracted by any one other than myself.
Jos. N. Porter, 70l Portland st. Sc,
TSsnihstStt; ! Wilt not i bE RESPONSIBLE for debts
contracted by any one other than myself
personally. William T. Bingham. 1910
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
contracted by any one other than myself
Andrew G. Gasch, Glenn Dale, Bowie,
PLEAsE TAKE NOTICE that the partner
ship of Irving Danick and Herman Gross
at 1903 Maine ave. s.w. has been termi-
mated: as of the close of business on june
-, 1914, and Herman Gross, will not be
a partner after that date, The business
will be continued at the same address by
FnkNAcEs t1Hins cfs'Fv VACUUM CLEANED. eomplet.
lob. So, estimates free. Carl Robey
bEFkSsEe f'fi1ESHslEe HOMES ioM CORPORATION. Room
9l6 Longfeliow Building. Washington. d.
posais for the leasing of an Automobile
South Abingdon street rear alst Road
Fsirlington, Arlington, County, Va. Pumps,
tanks and other eauipment are to be in
stalled by the tenant. The station may be
tnspectee any Gay between y am. and i
pm. Additional information may be OBJ
lslneu from GeOTse Z. De Neaie, Mdnakei
OF FairlingtoA at the Administration Build
ms. The Corporation reserves the right
to reject any or all proposals,
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
partnership between Nathan Sterling and
Jess Fisher trading as Sterling and
York avenue NV. Washington, D. C., has
been dissolved as Of and from December
81. 1912.
Signed, this .6th day Of May. 1914, by
Jess Fisher and Nathan Sterling.
NATHAN STERLING,
JESS FISHER.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
partnership lately existing between us. the
UNDERSIGNED. Harry Greenberg and joseph
2. Footer. carrying on business under the
firm name of Security Market" at 17I7
Wisconsin ave. NV, Washington, D. c.,
was on the 18th day OF June. 1914. dis
solved by mutual consent and that neither
OF the aforesaid parties shall be liable for
any contracts or debts of the other as of
that date. The aforesaid business having
been sold to Jack Pollin and Abe Wasner,
HARRY GREENBERG.
JOS. d. FOOTER.
SAMUEL B. BLOCK. Attorney -at-Law,
110 l4th st. NV. DI. 6296
TRASH REMOVAL SERVICE.
CAIJTI 077k
Evening star., 1944-06-26
Chicago School Children
Give Ship Welfare Fund

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO.-Chicago's 100000 pub
lie school children have contributed
more than $4,000 for establishment
of a welfare fund for the crew. of
the new cruiser Chicago, to be
launched this summer.
The goal was a penny from each
pupil and the students oversub-
scribed the quota by several hundred
dollars. The new cruiser, paid for
through purchases of bonds by
Chicagoans, will replace the Chicago
which was sunk in the South Pa
cific.
Evening star., 1944-06-26
Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves Pain Quick

THOUSANDS ot sufferer ton the torturins
..;ns d,,e 40 ri,eumatinn. sciatica. lunbaSo.
remaIsia and neMitis-are mighty happy ever
thr;r dscovery Of NORlTO. Now they have
found : quick acting formula which speedily
rriieyes those exhaustiag muscular aches and
reilly vorks fast II yoS want to feel agaA
the ioy Of relief from pain-so you can work u
ueece and deep in coaafort-be wise and try
NORrTO under this ronciad guarantee. III the
vsry first three doses do not relieve that cruel
pais, 10 your satisfactio1--your money VIII b
refussded. Don I suffer. See your druggist today
- ~ NORITO on thn guarantee.
Evening star., 1944-06-26

III REMOVAL SERVI(
CALL Ii. O776
Evening star., 1944-06-26
Bees Drive Repoirmen
Out of Lincoln Tomb
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SPRINGFIELD. Ill.--A group of
workmen discovered, much to their
surprise, that a swarm of bees had
made their home in the interior OF
the shaft of President Abraham
Lincoln's tomb.
The discovery was made when
the men went into the shaft to make
repairs on the tomb which was
slightly damaged recently when
lightning struck the monument.
The workers retreated and made
new plans to finish their job.
Evening star., 1944-06-26
HELP MEN.

HELP MEN.
APPLICATOkS for roofing and siding;
apply ready to work at am. Security
Home Improvement Co., 5403 Georgia
ave. NV.
ASSISTANT JANIToR wanted. colored;
pay $50 per month and desirable quarters:
permanent work in essential position
Release required. Z. M. Willis & Sons,
ASSISTANT MANAGER for grocery store;
excellent permanent position for expert
enced and capable man: good salary.
WOodmoor Market. Four Corners Md.
ASSISTANT ROOM CLERK, experience moi
necessary; starting salary, $3.50 per mo-:
Apply assistant manager, Carlton Hotel
18th and X sts NV
AUTOMIBILE painter, experienced; STEADY
Job. 5E day week. GOOD salary. Scha effer
Motor Co. 1900 Georgia ave. NV.
AUTO MECHANIC TO operate shop: 1st-
class man only: must be steady: top wages;
1921 L st. NV. MA. 1890.
Evening star., 1944-06-26
Woman 1rapper Catches
238 Predatory Animals
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
AGUILA, Ariz.-Mrs. Nellie Moore
trapped 238 predatory animals last
year for the Federal Fish and Wild
life Service.
Mrs. Moore set her first trap at
the age of 6 and got caught in it.
Since then her technique improved
and last years catch included 191
coyotes and Al bobcats. The pre-
vious year 253 pelts fell in her trap
lines.
Evening star., 1944-06-26

GAS WATER HEATERS.
small monthly payments; fmmediate in.
stallation. d. A. Stanshury. Lincoln 3029
Evening star., 1944-06-26
6qs Worms to Buy Bonds

ROME, N. Y. F1.-Nine-year-o old
Thomas Sullivan has bought War
bonds worth $75 with money he
earned digging worms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
LITTLE FARMS FOR SALE

UKINE WI = Set hnd puy NhOIIe
2is ;. and 5-acre farms on 10 Nile
Road Cash or terms. Lake shors
Realty Co. 25sif r. Jefferson. st.
Claif Shores ROseville 07s0.
FARMINGTON SECTION
6-rnom modern brick house cArpeted,
attached garage new barn chicken
house orchard 1900 raspberry
plants Salesman on property sum
ts-s--is : 4s.-,-l- ssHs-R-XGt- cHl-lfl be-
tween 30 Mile Rd and Ha.stead.
Look for sign Evenings UN 4.af20.
NAM ~ fssfs ~ UUg1
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Income Bungalows for Sole

Rrickote. 4-3 rent from upper. fur
nished. makes payment Carpet IN
lower included: stoker: garage, nice
coud Only 50 800. For appt. call
IN t.4aOO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
HnNK nrrRnNInNIs

AbIe. nctrsed
comm residential vlrinf base p'ues
ranges stt',s \ ? scrf Ar sasd
FLOOR SANDING old. new lcas
free estimates. 10 Ol-5. TE, l-ss6f
FURNACES frf requirements. cas-
90 So - sos "a Sllr. sfeCi
81 SIS ~. So "a Sse Rich
wend heating Co.. 1854 tinwnod
FURNACES. va. ms. chimueYl
swept repairs reasonable frce esft
mates Clean HsNstsoR Us 1-3s62
FURNACE sm3ke- CAL u.s. chin
nfNs. furna ceft rrTrrr-t vr--1f---rt = -
repaired OF osSs
FURNACES vacuum cleaned re-
ps i-cr tokeFs tfeared new iurrsCFs
f.r ~rrfrrrr-- rrfs afh -fEr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
FEMALE HELP WANTED

ARC welders. 1000 navy work. day
: OF night siftft~-I+SES- Eeferrals not
required Whitehead and kaies Com
pany River Rouge VI 1890
ASSURED after war security for
colored girls with an old established
business TN grade education neces-
saTy ages 20 10 80, choice Of three
shifts. Call Mrs Muwan, between
9 80 and 8 p. m CA $3.50.
ATTENDANTS for parking lot neat
colored urls must be good drivers.
1901 Industrial Bank Bldg RA Assn
BAKERY help. woman or girl. 10
years or over hours TO suit; no eX-
VeTIcnCe neCessHry, Steauy, Tuur
pay overtime good working condi-
tions Russell street coach stops at
door Farmcrest Bakery. 5s45 Russell
BEAUTY OPERATORS. experienced
earnings $50 10 $50 per week. We
will assist out-of state operators to
secure license. Apply I25 David
Stutt Building.
BEATTY operator All around guar
Hntee and good comm PHEASANT snUps
air conditioned Apply Miss Downer,
mez1anine. Kline s, 1929 Woodward.
BEAUTY OPERATORS. experienced
Art Mode Beauty Salon has openings
for three all-sround operators excel
lent wages 80 Eaton Tower
BEAUTY operators. war wages y.
\ Woodwork Co. Wanda at Jarvis,
Ferndaie
rrrr, X X ? = p r IA eeagni&
ledger only with comptometer eXs
periencc preferred Excellent work
ng conditions. permanent position.
Rus stops AZ door Ward Baking Co
5000 Toledo
CAFETERIA helpers for office cafe
Tgfra. general k4teAhn- Rork. 30
a m. to 80 p. m, 5-day week.
Socony Vacuum on Co. e03 W.
Grand Blvd. near Michigan.
.ChN YOU type Opportunity 10 learn
credf cashier work and switchboard.
Apply Gateiy's, 2il Michigan
CLEANING women. full time posi-
iiors open no experience necessary.
AMY employ ment Office, y. SIZE
= At--4-..
CLERICAL. general offiCe. rsTrr1-
nedt position Michigan Consolidated
Gas CO Clifford and BAgley
CLERK -TYPiST. for diversified Work
in small west side plant. convenient
transportation OR 1850
-caEEEE- SHOP - Gifls Cor pantry.
soda fountain. high sch05i Frrfs par,
time No Sun. or holiday good pay.
NJ StAmPeE lobby MURPHY Bldg
Congress Al shelby,
C0wTTUMr~rfft sfprar~,fc
pupcn operator. bNeprlnt machsro
nperater muiiiHfn icperafot pist
essential var Vnrk n Cadillac Motor
car DIV. 2ss0 Clsfk. an Michigan
COMpTOMETER operators. SEN
eNpers0ced ~ beginner goof pa
IS nrlfs. S- days week SoconY
Vacuum on GO q03 Wet GRAND
B'vd .Nnf. Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
MALE HELP-SALESMEN

WANTED-R Reliable hustler 10 suppl
consumers with 200 household neces
sites. state age. occupation, refer
ences Rawleieh's. Dept MCH-il0-Y
ErgquOrt IN
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HOUSES FOR SALE-EASr

BALFoUR- Mack section; seven mod
ern. large rooms: tile features. selling
much less than cost owner leaving
city. See this now. Call Bennett.
PI 1900.
HANNAH REAL ESTATE EXCH.
BARGAIN-Van Dyke-lOh Mile sec
ton 4-room and hath, chicken coop.
acre good land, fruit trees. grapes.
s.. 500 term
IRWIN. KlGHT a HINES. INC.
22li5 Van Dyke ST. $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01

sTTRERT-JuIy 70 Richard c IS be
LEVIED husband ~ Ecns dear father
~ William son ~ Ms. Pauline Sic
Der, brother 81 Mrs. Freds REOPEN
hager. Waiter SiAheri MtS-Edna
Rrinker and Clarence Slsbert. Funeral
service Wednesday, ! 2 N. ~ t7s
Harper MuilEan Funeral Home 1880
Hamilton. Under auspices ~ Charles
A Larned Post No. /. American
YsetNr
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INTERSTATE

MOUND. AT 10 MILF RI.
ROOFING storm windows, siding.
piers General repairs. Ceiling prices.
Time payments TO ssaas---
ROOFING. SIDING. Al INSELBREC
Guar: terms r. A Porter. To s-7573
ROOFS installed rep e8vcStraughs.
doWnspouts. Gil 4f45; TY 6-q64i.
SIDING inculated free estimate.
GILLESPIE BACK, no 6420.
TOP SOIL. sodding, seeding manure.
Est. 5475 Schaefer. OR 5000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
IMPERIAL SALES
CA 1888
NEW HOUSES FOR SALE

/ COMPLETE REAL ESTATE Service
seldom 4 Johnson. Inc -Four Offices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-01
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CapHuts woman. -Hs- F4is hi, sunday or
holiday work Apply Emplayment
office, ffth fIoof The J I Hudson
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REGtSTERED uurse nj. fifsi I'D 81
teudanf must quaNiW thTouEn
WMPC Apply General Strine Bumper
DIVISION. 1850 Fast Grand Blvd
REGISTERED industrial nurse night
shif' N var plant 40i5 Beaufait
rL $500