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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-02
Cutbacks
CONTINUED from Page u

Continued from Page u
ing construction trades and services
and other civilian occupations.
KRUG'S ESTIMATES are based
on report. dated May r. taking
into consideration the $1,000. 600. 900
slash in the munitions program
But they do not include the latest
army air force cutback, figured at
about $500. 900. 900.
The AAF order In Detroit. II Is
estimated. would affect some
1900 workers in the Willow Run
and other plants Of the Ford
Motor company. Though there
are not many Negroes in proper
tion to the total employed ut
Willow Run. there are q large
number in other plants who will
feel the cutbacks. some Of whom
have already been laid of.
COMMENTING on the effects OF
the immediate suspension Of work
on B-24 bomberS. Edward l.. Cush-
man. state director OF the War Man
power Commission. stated:
The decision announced BY the
AAF on Monday is unreal!stic 1t
IA led 10 take into consideration
the human factor in demobilizins
plants. The original plan TO slow
down operations al Willow Run
with view 10 ceasing operation by
August ]. gave chance for a more
orderly reconversion TO peaceume
pursuits. -.
A slight modification on the order
was effected Tuesday with the AAF
officials agreeing 10 request OF
the Ford Motor company 10 extend
production to the end Of June. The
Monday order called for stopping
around June Is
At any cost there will he prob
lens Of readjustment for those
laid of. Cushman pointed out.
I'm THE FIRST place" he said.
the jobs which are and will be
available are not Of the same skills
and pay as those in the aircraft
production There are number
OF Semi-skilled and non-skilled joos
in ordnance plants. These plants
have not yet been affected by cut
backs. but the pay level is lower
since the Older ordnance plants had
pay differentials. established on the
basis OF competitive operations
which had not affected the more
recently developed aircraft plants
In the second place. seniority
r ghtS viii DE affected since work
erS shifted 10 other types OF jobs
and other skills must begin their
seniority with the beginning Of the
other type Of work"
The termination order from the
AAF came as result OF a revision
Of needs for the Pacific war. after
an inventory just completed
showed that there is no need for
additional bombers of the Lib
orator type.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-02
Sterling Brown
Gets NaSsar Post

POUGHKEEPSIE. ". Y. - Dr..
Henry Noble MacCracken, presi-
dent OF Vassar college. this week
announced the appointment OF
Sterling A Brown TO be visiting
professor OF English al the famous
girls school for the first term OF
the academic year l945-l946.
Brown. noted poet and writer
on Negro life in America. is pro-
fessor OF English at Howard Uni
versity, Washington, D. c.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-02
Abandon Pressure
For Nurse Draft

WASHINGTON. D. C.-(NNPA)
Because OF the change IN circum-
stances following We Day. the War
Department has abandoned its IN
Slstence on passage by Congress
" law 10 draft nurses. The
measure passed the House Of Rep
resentatives with an ant -disefim-
inatIon clause designed to prevent
discrimination against Negro
nurses. II has been tied up in the
Senate Military Affairs committee
since that time. where enthusiasm
for It's passage dwindled with the
progress of the war in Europe
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-02
Blast Air Commands
Hospital Jim Crow

NEW YORK. - Protests against
ths Air Commands Jim Crow pol
lev ~ excluding negro sirmen
from the convslescinF hospital a.
P.sttShurs Barracks we're made .~'s
week oy the NAACP.
The Air Commands I'm Crow
order Was slieged.y based on an
i-iervieV with four Negro patents
Who claimed dnhspPlneSs because
G. climate ard inadequate SOCIAL
conditions The memog andam OF
Msy Is from BuesoleJ General
Ray /. Owens Deputy Chief IL
Al Sta. 10 Truman X G BISON,
CIVILIAN aide 10 the Secretary OF
Va pointed Clt mat
~ Announcement ~ tbs lsieS
6eNeiopneut Was allegedly based
on an interview With four Negro
pstcntS Rho cameo unhspp.neSs
because Of climate ana inadequate
social eorc!tlors The memorandum
~ Nav IAN from Br,EsdIer Cen
era RSv l. Owens Deputy Chic
g. Az Staff to Truman X. Gibson.
CIVILIAN s4de 10 he Secretary OF
Wa. pointed out tns;,
Patients Unhappy"
During the early part Of Feb
rlLsrN THIS wear four OF the Negro
pat ertS acre interviewed aud II
Was 'olrd ina, the Negro person
re ass. s-cd there Mere very un-
happy 'Ht,r situation due large
" - ne severe winter climate and
70 ne fact that there IS negli-
sible Negro population in that vi
cir y The total CIVILIAN Negro
pop .stior in the vicinity consisted
Of one family.
As result Of the above find
inss ;he Plattshurg Convalescent
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-02


DEFENDANTSg named in Inc
acton are; John b. Blandford
national administrator; Philip
Kluiznlck, commissioner; William
X Divers, representative; Charles
r Lawrence Jr. regional director.
emo George Schermer, area repre-
sentative Of the FPHA.
The Ford Motor company repre-
ken'ed by J. A. CapIzzi. charged
that the government, acted In such
q manner As 10 make the seizure
land grab without giving the
residents OF the area q chance to
give their views CapiZzi charged
further tina; the FPHA acted with
undue haste in order TO get the
project through while the approprl-
atjon was in force. despite the fact
that il would take 20 months 10
build the settlement
Last week Dearborn officials.
headed by Mayor Orville l.. Hub
bard. visited Muskegen and the
Muskegan Heights area 20 study
the affect on the community by
u large Negro housing project
butit there In 1919.
THEY FOUND that relations be-
tween white and Negro people in
MuskeSan were much better than
in the Detroit area.
Inquiries as 10 the affect on prop
erty values brought conflicting
stories
While all officials admitted that
they were favorably impressed
with the Muskegan situation. they
sui insisted that they did not favor
the proposed unrestricted project
in Ecorse Township. because II
would change the character OF the
neighborhood
MEANWHILE. William C. Mich
olaS. UAW-CIO housing director.
blasted the stand taken BY Rep.
John Lesinski. OF Detroit, for be-
ing more interested i'm the Ford
Motor companys loss OF 100 acres
than in the welfare OF the country
a. q whole
lNsinSki last week introduced
bill n the House 10 block cOnS,ruc-
ton Of the l4i0 unit project an
EcorSe Township.
Ned A. Gorrell. executive secre-
tary Of the Detroit Victory Council
said. II LeSlnski believes there is
no need. then he acted without n
know1eoge OF the facts
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-02
THREATENS WOMAN

warrant charging Edward
Smith " VI 1876 WsshtuIn ave-
nue.. with assault with intent ~
Kill was recommended Tuesday
following his arrest Oh the COM
Elaint Of Mrs Evelyn Pollard. 81
1878 Wsshburn. Smith is alleged
10 have pulled knife and threat
ened to kill Mrs Pollard.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-02
FEPC HEARING

The FEPC hearing on racial dis
elimination by the Transfers
union against Negro truck drivers
will be held in room 857 Saturday.
June 2. The hearings. which will
be before the full body OF the
FEPC, will be open to the public.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-02
SENTENCED TO PRISON

Pleading guilty 10 breaking and
entering the Moore school. 1000 Al
ger avenue. last April &c, Leon
Brown, 81, was sentenced TO two
TO nfteen-year term in prison Tues
day by Recorders Judge W. Nc
Kay Skillman.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-02
HELD BY POLICE

Police are holding Henry lee
Grimm. 10. Of 26l7 Hastings street.
for the alleged thief; OF merchant
disc valued al s54 SO from a Toledo.
Ohio complainant.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-02
BABY BURNED

Eighteen months old Lawrence
Williams. 975 Adelaide street. SUI
fered first and second degree
burns OF the face and neck when
stove exploded in his home.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-06-02
Patients Unhappy"
Ford

Continued from Page II
sued without its consent. and that
four Of the defendants named by
the Ford council had not been
served with subpeenAS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-26
Walter White To Be
Speaker AT NAACP
Testimonial Dinner

Wsllcr White, MACE H. aal
secretary w'l be the prA 4al
speaker az he McClendou-i i.
mental limos "Wednesday Nay
81. IN iNe lMcy Thurman lNA.
I. q Bloant chairman, anne d
this wcck.
Tn NeClendon affair Will *
ihc first visit 10 Detroit by Nsfer
White since his return q 10
pacilie and his Attendance
san fnrcisco conference q
expected 10 touch on both 81
ia hls address
The s'iinonlal IS being Se n
honor ~ Dr McClcndon pt Il
~ tho Detroit Branch q -
NANcP oiher speakers IN VS..
r J 'rhonas president tAN l0;
Rabbi y Benedict Glazer l'
Lawrence J Cayananeh " o.
car g. Starf,tf Or McClendw ~
be presented with q GIT hy Ian
n Shcafor Judge Ira W yn'
nafloral vice president q Ne
MACE VIII preside
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-26
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School Child Dies
Of Diphtheria


An eleven year Old boy died
from diphhCra ihls week al.
though 5arn i Detroit neither
he nor fhe nt.c Other children
IN tho i.milv hid ever received
Diphihcr'l protection Treatments
There have hcen clsl Gca,hs and
y cases Of diphtherla reported
here sircs Tho bcsinnn. Of The
wear. ae riding to DR. lirutc II
Dougla commissioner Of health
Every caild ssclad ne given
diphtheria projection Treatments
when he i nine months old
Six months laicr he should no
taken back TO tie physician for
Sch'ck test 10 make sure fhat
he IS projected n hc Il NOT
another treatment should be ri,
en-. Elementary school children
ard those under school aec WIN
nave neNor been protected acains,
diphtheria should be- taken Ia
their physician for these ,reat-
ments at once. Protection given
N babyhood wears or AS The
child grows up Before he be-
gins school. he should have The
protection reinforced by another
or boos'er dose OF diphtncria pro-
lection treatment.
The Increased number OF eases
of diphiheria among children in
The first SIX grades in school
indicates the urgent need 10 have
all children not previously mo-
'ec'ed given diphtharia protec-
lion treatments now and 10 have
those who were protected in
baDyhood ghen booster dose
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-26
Rocket Production

Rocket production 10 Michigan
Will continue 20 increase dospii.
cirrfrt cutoack schedules 10 oih-
90 war materials and victory in
Europe
IN fact the Navy Is not receiving
ihe number Of rockets It requires.
especially Of the type produced by
Michigan plants
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-26
Birthday In Alaska

NEW YORK = (CNsl T-se,
Joe Louis was far from homs
and mother on his 3ist birthday
May 10. which fell on the sunday
ccmmemoraiins Mothers Dav
About TWO weeks ago. Joe moved
out on a iwo-month assienni.p' 10
The Alcnilans and Alaska jie did
not haze . troupe aud planned mo-
boxing exhibitions.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-26
University Proud
Of Admissions

ST IOtiS amp The an
Of the s, Louis university ia a.
mii,ing Negro students TO -
classes was hailed IS one OF ne
definite advances made dunk
the past scholastic year by ts
schools president The Rev. "a.
trick J. llolleran s j.. az be
conmoncement EXERCISES last
Wednesday afternoon The speak.
or for the occasion was the gov.
ernor 81 Missouri Phil NJ Bon.
molly himself graduate cf He
law department ~ The instructor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-26

Confined irom Page g.
ne petition he been fla
the iandlord's petition is gra.
20 copy form is scnt to iha 'e
ant This is not an ofi
move The order 70 move mu
como from local authorize ID
der Laws and Ordinances N.
is usualh 2 three month vsas
rcfiod htforc acinal proc ars
luae bcein.
Tho general public Is fss
"a cn TO ne OpA Ration 'nat
for information about yo "A
iioning probitms II you ana
80 70 YOUR ration boards loo'
for article, on Raiioning b iaa
rrNspapcr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-26
SAILORS
Continued from PAGE .

many con,cnicnccs md ,omi1f's.
These firss FEW men who af
rived here NJ Chcatman Awe>
realized tho tremendous task ihat
lay before them and set about 20
accomplish B. Soon they vsrc
Joined b. other men who were
transferred hc1e thdor ~ Ngl
j. L. Hutton who was then in
temporary command thus cut
down the trees clcanrd eva, iho
bushes killcd he snakcs snd
added many other improvements.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-26
OVER HERE,


moss veteran Pacific division
cracked NE Jan bgS'ion Of H.ak.
in nni,h New Guinea
This sesr ihe Port omp4py
made 'hc B,acllacads plorv with
ne "Jrneiest ~ paawan ana
Zamhouu-e 81 NE Philippines
Thcy dssnee'-heA ihcmseise.
aHd won MID onarnaaiions
for fhr nieriai Gw.tr iirc
WITH L ARMY FoEcES
IS sOirl pAt iflc sergeant
Leon Whitehead. nsrhcw ~ Airs
L"r6no Heard lsff filHi stree
bsigoa Miih has necn aNasd-
"a tlI Cool conduci Modal iu
recognition az over year oi
exemplary heAa.iar nf ncy
and fiAcli'tT IS = soiN In ne
army ~ lhc aicd siat
a native ~ llelrolt sa Naie-
head w.s iDrN ily csipictol ly
ih- Fora No'er Conpauy Encr
Rouse iehiea~ iic tiard Tie
Alny ga N. 81 mr. aun
pgescn' is as~ cA ia % Faqi
nccr shnen IN iac ssYih I'l-
r.fic.
WITH T. s ARMY FORCES
rs SOUTH PACIFIC 1'eclini-
eian Grade Four Milton Williams.
formerly OF Detroit Nichiean is
earning quite reputation as =
cook in an engineer regiment
stationed 10 tie soulh Pacific
ilis sAHl in lhc culinary arts
las reached srch proportions
ihai very li'lc rfipine is heard
about food bcins TOO CT.
Before entering The Army 80
May i942. SCI Williams Was
snori-ord'r COOK employed
Gus Popgerce. lg5ol Woodward
'venue Detroit Michigan.
WIRE T. s ARMY FORCES
rs sOrTlI PACIFIC Prie.lc Is
Class Ilenr, Il. smith. brother Of
Mrs Jcnnaboli Drew auG South
Sycamorc street Tantsins. Nlichi-
gan IS continuing his musical
career as hass-yiolin player for
an Engineer regiment band sia-
iioned in nc South Pacafic thca-
ire Of operations.
An accomplished mnsi ian AZ
q civilian PVT Smith Was cot-
rcc'cd with Tho billboard pub
lishiae Company Cincinnati. o.
rs a member Of this Engineer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-26

WITH T. 6 iLMy FORCES
Is SOUTH PACIFIC Sergeant
'harIcs ". andrews. brother Of
Mis- Ruth paels aSoq 81 An
bin stree Dttruf Michigan IS
now serving with an Ensnccr
regiment IN the South Pacific
SCI Nudrows is construction
foreman in ono 81 he comp1ncs
81 his organization
The SERGEANT formerly operated
tailor shop ~ For Custer.
s'ichieau4 Iie entered The Army
~ For Custer IN Max. iais and
r'''isod basic lrairine AZ Camp
Claiborne IL ln January 49,
liter being assigned 10 bis pre-
sent orgpnila'icit ne In Tho
United states Tor overseas service
IN tn South Pacific.
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TIE A77E WALLACE SERVICE
Care Of The Detroit tribune 2l4e St Antoine St Detroit Mich

friends before making final
choice 81 mate. ion shouldn't
allow him ~ incompatible all oi
yonr time ~ This stage II the
gaine and neither should you
want 10 take up all II his time.
Until he's pledged 10 YOU. he isn't
IL m, va, obligated to you.
S i ANA yo.ne married
~uHat J late bc marrl SIX
y'sl aad ay husband Is good io
me .rf De IS going with anoth
wpman er'l seems Ike Ae cares Tor
~ uate dcclded 10 leae ami
aofo anoiAe town VIII tol pleas
feH we j would Pc bcs' iul u'
in>.: Stay right there in ,our
own hume and compete with The
young lad, Who j. rying 10
WV" 3VNi htit lbG's l'ui HH>@
hand ma, be- ienlpuraril, mat
uaIed with her NJ This time. Int
,ou know that be hrs heen in
love With YIN all these years
and ha> proien Il until SHE came
along. You held hi> love iu The
past and you can do II agan ii
you will >iich by and light. II can
not be done by arguing with him
n that would he poison to your
marriage. Eat, ii you are Mind.
aiicciiunatc and tender in his
presence. locking your hest. ~
all iim">. getting oui aud enius-
ing lie ~ hc likes ~ de-. II
shouldn't he long until he realiy-
g. that hr has wonderful COM
panion right there IN his own
home. The less said ahout the
other woman. the better.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-26

Ans: married man with n
family can not Keep pncc niih
The single fellows and il 1, ,nnr
duty. ~ his vile. IT, II" >"nlc-
thing aboui il. First. the fii'ecn
dollars That he throws ava, ~
est week vonld 90 a hong way
Inward bnilding secure future
Tor his children. NcNf. II j. pot
moral, right Tor a married liaa
to be running out night, ~ The
wee hours of the morning. 4
habit of his Kind i might, hard
10 break aud The time 10 >t'u, il
j. right now heiorr he ha> he.
come loo Audited 10 il. MAI"
il n point 10 plan some form 81
Entertainment Tor your husband
over The wcehend>.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-26

y p ihaa a funny idea aton'
ny vifo and ! want 90 traw u
VIM an accusing her ~ IS tNe
o not ! nfed yoD help so'y bad-
ly ~ This flmc
,n>.: t.uiliy or innocent. lon
should MT make ~ accusation
without sufficient pro,f. Being
,onr vlic. yon should trust her
Implicitly or until ,ou have e,l-
dencc that she Isn't worth, of
ynur trn>t. lust such little
doubts that YOU are haborinc
right Now have been the main
reason for many marriages Ga
go on the rocks. Tall this prob
lem o,rr nav and ret u settled
before II has fatal results.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-26

WITH r 6 ARMY FcRt rs
IN SOpTH rNCIF'lC pri'ai, l>t
Gas Ted rmhry. who is the
son 81 Mrs lztlla l-nhre l'iN
Chcnc street Dfroii Michirau
is now serving with en- Epcnccf
regiment IN tho South Pacific
Pyi fmbry is machiist in his
company a ra'i,c Of Annerseon
Ala he graduated from school
there
pfior 20 ca'ering ihc Army he
worked ~ nncrmou screw Pro-
,ucts co.. IN Detroit Nirh W.
was Indicted into ihr Army IN
May 1912 q Fort Custer Miehi
gan and rceoi'ed basic training
~ Camp Claiborne La
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-26

PILL ONE OF THE 2.iCO ESSENTIAL
JOBS m SO WAR PLANTS MANUFACTURING
ROCKETS. THESE NEW WEAPONS. WHICH
APE FASTENING VICTORY APE NEEDED
m FAR GREATER QUANTITIES. -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-26
OVER THERE

regiment and IT'S orchestra, Pvt
Sm.'h is assisting IN sustaining
The hieh morale q tho men ia
his Unit.
WITH n :. AEMY FORCES
lis SorTH pACifr Corporal
Arthur l.. Kerry. brother OF Miss
Sarah Rorr Ass Hastings 81,
Detroit Michigan is now serving
With an Engineer regiment ia
the South Paeiic CPL herry Is
s9nsd lc-isr in his Platoon
Prior lo entering ih' Arm he
worked ~ ilie SoffIcc RAJ king
ga ia Deirait, Mith
ilr was ineucied into tho Army
IN NAV les- az ~ tuslc Mi,hi-
San and received his iraiuine
81 camp clainor.e. ~ after his
irainac he lcfi The United States
Tor foreign scrv.ce in ihe South
Pacific.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-10

AVON Products. Inc, needs two sales
representatives. Pleasant profitable
work Write Monitor-Lc adler 335. AIT
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-10

Houses rooms and bath; hot water
heat; white asbestos siding; lot SOxi65;
3+03 Harrison, between Jefferson and
Harper; must be sold Immediately =
81. 900 cash.
Nice home on Belleview; all conven-
fences; bed rooms; good basement:
steam heat; stoker: large lot; priced
right with terms TO responsible party.
Houses rooms and bath; large lot
s2x240 IT.: canal on back on siesta
Blvd. just off Jefferson ave. Price
IS 900: % 900 down.
A real buy-3apartmen house On
Lincoln avenue: owners living down
on one side; complete with baths: util-
ity stoves and all conceivable equip
ment for the maintenance Of nice COM
Portable homes: full basement: stoker
heat: 2-car garage; plenty OF garden
space: flowers and fruit.
Beautiful light brick residence on
Croker Blvd, Q rooms including two
bed rooms down; upper . dandy. but
not finished: new oil furnace: extra
toilet in complete basement; must be
inspected TO be appreciated; lot 75x150.
Price $l2, 1000; terms. c
Lumley-Johnson-Hunt
Realty Co.
Gratiot AZ Macomb 81. Phone s7li c
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-10

80 n. front business lot on Gratiot In
downtown section-S7. 800: terms.
8 room modern: bed rooms: lot 80x
100: garage-$6. 800: terms.
6 rooms: bath; IA miles OF Mt. Glenn
ens-$4. 800: terms.
4 room house; garage: a acre land;
off South Gratiot on Williamson 500:
terms.
Modern 2-famiiy on New street; part
ly furnished; with electric refrigerator
and electric stove: steam heater, 200:
terms.
Modern 3-family: furnished: on
Croker Blvd.--Sl0,OO 600; terms: 90, 900
cash.
family apt. furnished; income Sl75
MONTHS. 500: terms.
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Tom WhiteIey
REAL ESTATE GIN No. WALNUT
PHONE 6O83 c

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8 rooms and bath; 2 lots: venetian
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steam heat; good barn; milk house; tool
she'd; chicken coop: corn crib: gram
ary: orchard and nice creek-S7, 500:
located z miles north OF Richmond
HUGHES REAL ESTATE
Gratiot at 10 Mile Ia. Rossville le3o-J
UTICA ROAD AT - MILE FRASER
FIVE AND Groom homes for sale.
Phone 1927. Az
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Seeds. Plonts. Flowers H-2l
Ole Bill SEE
Thousands Of Petunios

From the small bedding type 70 giant
five inch open throat giants: singles:
doubles; fringed ruffled: tall: dwarf.
and balcony types All labeled In colors
and mixtures galore. Never have you
seen such vast selection OF gorgeous
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-07-10

FIVE AND Groom homes for sale.
Phone 1927. All