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REPAIRS and SERVICES.

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CAMERA REPAIRs-shutters, lenses,
rangefnders, synchronizers installed and
PHoToGRAPHic TEcHN1cAI SERVICE. SERVICE
Atlantic Bldg, Room sos, $50 F st. NV.
CARPENTRY, roofing, siding, cement work
GasprNTfN ffN AXoSSR WoFK IN 5S.f zoos
stei p1 Ssgs pHRfs
CLEANING Of upholstered furniture - and
rugs BY new and revolutionary process
MR MR. UGEY II y1g5 one No h9 51si For estimate call
CLEANING RUGS and upholstered furni-
ture, machine cleaned in your home or of
E9 asw a9 sadf re- ReshSs shSs For estimate
motor repairs. Plags and M fixtures i installed; tailed
EIEeTRiScSf REFRIGEERaToR, any make,
repaired; domestic. commercial and air
b fhe pnoe kE 2a
ice, Repairs and new instalIations, wiring
a. and 4, rsfrigerator @ repairs: DI. 0122. II.
wsiNG ud nstuss extrs eut
Ec M co 1853 S6 n9sse' as ave "a sssf
FLOOR SANDING and finishing; good
T9Ss TIooRs saNbkp 5d Hses @
and wsxed: LONG & STONE FLOOR sERV-
ICE, 701 Kennedy st. NV. RA. 5717.
sos IN9 % sfND'hS 81 Mo FARE "a s7ds hoAD Hous
GENERAL BRICK WORK, stores, steps,
freplsces; concrete work, etc. R1NALD1
HOUSE PAINTING. paper hanging. in dis
RsiS&f bfsSh1Sss S.'a,,ps apss's
S5as RiSa n6is DGcoR2fok ssaHs sHoP S De. 4s47. H.
LAWN MOWERS sharpened and repaired
also saw fling; one-day service. JOE
Es4AINRYS s4INSio ioo0 St TN ne; IL Il a571 how.
repairs: white mechanics; :- WORK Suaran. ,-
teeSS SSr!d Call any any time: AD. 5l2s. :,
ms and noor reinishins. ir IA. T isso. a'''f
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aHEnsS EaisfSS i.ssiTiss SzSs k.mron,n. ,.s;,o,
I eHss15 RpH fah rATE r. MI s'eRs ss5s wV5o e.
PAiSTING-competent. reliable workman
ROAD PAINTERS, Ho. 4366, DE. 1710
rafSTfNG rafS TnnSG rd' papering, ax kemtonins Pre-
war lead and pure iinseed oil used on al al
exterior work. ist-olass work at prevail
prices. Call E. P. SELBY, Ii. 0s29 Of
PAISTiNG, floor sanding and finishing
Personal service: reasonable rates. AT
bO31 or Hillside 1657-J.
PAINTING, REPAIRING; expert mechanics
all work guaranteed. Small monthly pay
ments. ia S46s, Ia 1857. 12s
PAINTING AND PAPERING-First-clas
work and materials. White mechanics Fret
estimates, immed. service. FIR. 1902. 49,
PAINTING, PAPERING, alterations; rea-
eonahle. reliable, efncient. Call Shepherd
fAiNrNG, interior, exterior. screen io re.
pairs and roofs. For estimates, cal
RICHARDSON, ME 6746: after s, AID
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE

2 BEDROOMS, living room. fun dining
room. kitchen, bath and inclosed porch;
NV. location: S15.COO; vacant, immediate
possession. Shown by appt. only, call
E6. Ex o9i9 s!f c,,
dens: this is an unusually bright and airy
apt. having 3 exposures overlooking the
gardens. 1t consists Of 3 bedrooms and 2
baths, sunroom, living room, dining room
and kitchen, large hall; has recently been
completely redecorated and owner will
include new gas refrigerator and gas stove
in sale: quick occupancy. For inspection
Evening star., 1945-06-09
HOUSES UhFuRk,sHEp.

1853 CHAPIN ST. NW.-Immediate pos
session; 10-room house. oil heat, good
condition, $3.50 per month. Call RE. 47S7.
RUSSELL r. BARRETT. IL
FOR RENT : Small Colonial 2-bedroom
unfurnished house will be EXCHANGED for
rental Of one or two bedroom furnished
apartment IN Northwest Washington. Write
BOX 191-D, Star
THREE BEDROOMs, bath, liy. rm.. dining
rm. and kit, on Md. farm. 20 miles from
D. c.; use of chicken house and stables;
adjoining lake and stream. stocked with
bass; $50; quick freeze locker nearby. Call
DE 1903 before S:15 am.
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ROOMS WANTED,

MASTER BEDROOM with twin beds and
private bath. preferably in neishborhood
Van Ness st. NV. near Wisconsin. re-
tails i by letter to O. S. F. MORSE, iis
Hamilton ave, Silver Spring. Md 1O'
PERMANENT RESIDENT ADULTS need
pets; long lease; references IA 1860
GENTLEMEN-Furnish room with semi
or private bath, in apartment, near Conn
ave. and California St., Immediately. Box
BOD. Star TO-
VICINITY CONGRESS HGTs.-Furn, or
unfurn. double room. kitchen. pvt. bath;
quiet couple. Call Ii. 1929. TO-
LADY, widow, nonsmoker. wishes room,
single or double, Immediately or by July L.
Convenient transportation and LIGHT break
fast privilege desired. BOX 359-D, Star.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

D0BERMAN DOE El n PINscaER' male: Axe cham
FOR SALE. Kerry blue terrier, female, s
months. registered, excellent blood lines;
would make splendid brood bitch; privately
owned; oSRe u May De seen at DR.. Collins ONCE
VEL WELSH ii TERRfER hiH PUPS. pedlsreea 47ls
MSFSaR An Ghayg Ghe Ma WI sass ta
sTssIIsnt SIood iins: c.ii chestnut s947:
SHETLAND sheepdog puppies miniature
s9fs eo. }om mas ne ss bEss AkG reg tss5
itipYlly e. as marked; SO to s75. Phone FORD,
Ssl.i ds|d.p ss s;sa
Arlington Forest ss5. CAN Mr.. FRENCH.
st aaTsss PGFp1fs pT 81 7y1s VS. old. cham
Rs Rienship n 90 stock A x. C. registered Call
ENGLIsH SETTER PUPPIES, registered
cocSHk Co. ef!sss sFaafEf FAM No PUPPIES. black 8
S6SrhMiS fiSSSMhK FSFtiTs FsEtff VIZ.
Sia; ssa "a 4: X c. reg. Phone Falls Church 1o.
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES. solid red beau
greed. healthy ard rttractive make won
@ derful pets or hunters. 81. 25as.
female: pedigree chart on request. JOHN
c. JACKSON, Route 2ls. Osso. Va TO-
GREAT DANE---Want to buy male or fe-
male pup, up to l ", old, fawn or BLACK.
TO REAL DOG LOVERS wanting wire
haired male terrier, 5 years. excellent
health good house dog and companion
middle-aeed couple preferred. Return
England only reason prompting. RA. 1925
SCOTTY PUPS, 6 weeks old reg. Axe.
PEKINGESE PUPPIES, little beauties. pedi
greed and reg. Axe. reas. 21O4 Addison
CHAPEL rd;; KenilMorth ne; Ii. 03l7. TO-
dog to good home Cali TR 1905 be-
tween / and g.
BOXER PUPS. Barmere, Mazelaine and
Von-Dom strain. Silver Spring 0296.
! HAVE A CHOW for stud service. reg
istered. American Kennel Club; will charge
or exchange. Call MA 2450.
BOXER PUPPIES, fawns and brindles
champion sired cropped. and ready for
delivery Puppies from the Boxer Kennel
producing more show winners than ali
other boxer kennels in this area COM
bined; cost no more. SOUTHDOWN KEN
NELS. Falls Church s35-J-I1.
COCKER, black male. l yr. sac
Cocker, black and tan. male S10
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POULTRY g EGGS.

FRESH EGGS-Can ship large white eggs
direct from farm. or 6 dozen metal mall
ing crates. JOHN c. JACKSON, Route 2IS,
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS, breeding
stock. IL weeks old, bred for egg produce
BROODER, battery, Buckeye, 1000 capac-
tty, used weeks cost S169, plus freight;
$3.50 cash. so 3A 9-wk. Barred Rock
Hampshire pullets. $i.25 each. 4s0I
Blackfoot I'd. Branchville. Md los
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APARTMENTS vNFURNIsHEp.

EXCHANGE large. mod. 1.rm. unit. unfur.
$40.50 apt. on Capitol HILL for 2-3 Em. apt.
in NV. Box 224.D, Star 12'
EXCHANGE-Pieasant modern 2-bedroom
downstairs apt. Of double house, 2s0s Lee
sard on bans rssss sst t. eaehsnse
for 3-bedroom house in Va, D. C. or
nearby Md: rental up to $100. OIL. 1882.
room apt. on or near Mt. Pleasant car
line. Call DU. 0579. 10'
COLORED-UNFURN APT, 125 18th st.
n.e.-1 room. kitchen and complete shower;
all utilities furnished; $50 mo. PASQUAL
REALTY CO. Elk SC40
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ROOMS FuRhlsHEp-s.E. and s.w

5iO5 MIDDLETON LANE, Camp SPRINGS
Md-Men only, . at 81 and 3 at Sc near
I6i3 FORT DAVIS ST. S.E.-s3o per mo.
single room for lady: private home. TR.
1924 10.
.: semipvt bath; walking distance down.
town: $40 After Il pm l0-
2109 ALABAMA AVE. S.E.-Larze front
sleeping room for 3 young ladies or gen.
uemen; 10 minutes TO Navy Yard: SIS
week each. 10'
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AVIATION.
AVIATIVN.
ARPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION give

AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION given
daily from am. to 7:30 pm. HYDE
FIELD. Sp 0SSS
war delivery Of new Taylorcrafts Swifts
and Republic Seabee Amphibians. Oliver
SsSS, CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT.
AIRCRAFT FOR SALE
l. Waco F biplane. 125-hp. (and extra
eneine), excellent condition.
=. Stinson Voyager, damaged, 200 hrs
on ship. engine majored. new radio equip
3. Navy NJ N3 bipl., 235-h. D., ex. cond
4; Arso biplane. disassembled. l15-h. p.
engine, good condition
). Continental engine, S0-h.p.. rec. mai.
exc. shape. Call District 4704. Ext. 604 l.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

RETIRED ELDERLY LADY wants room
and board in private home, preferably
in D. c. or close to; no small chill
Nd. NN'' l. los
DESIRE FOSTER HOME for boys aged
2 and during war; $50 mo. limit. Box
343-D, Star. 1Os
ROOM or small apt for employed mother
and son s, board and care for child. ia.
6QOg ms
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APIS. FURNISHED tcest.,

4DlO 50 ST. N.W.-Beautiful Enslish
studio suite, sep. entr.; for couple or s
gentlemen; all impryts.. is min. downtown;
Sd5 wk; Call mornings only: a..
beds, studio ROOM stove and electric
range; employed couple; SIS week.
1467 FAIkMONT ST. N.W.-2 large front
corner rooms. near bath and community
i light, good-sise room, SAB.
2016 o st. NV, near Dupont Circle
LARGE double room, hot electric plate II de-
others. MI. 1908 OF Ii 9620. 1G.
COLORED-APT. FOR RENT to nice en-
ployed boys. $50 mo-: also rooms for EN-
ployed boys, 81 week 1442 Swami st
NV: phone North 1929.
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MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE.
AETNA MOVING 3 STORAGE CO.-Loca!
and lor distance: No Job too large and
10000 SO. FT. available for storage: clean,
brisht freproof bldg, complete storase
service: very reasoneble rates. GE $500
MONTAGUE, Ii. 1921.
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates.
Will take your surplus furniture as part
MOVING & STORAGE CO.. ia. 1887. o.
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COAL, MOOD and FUEL on.

WOOD FOR SALE, 400 cords mixed wood,
s to It. lengths. Write to r. J. MELTON.
Hryans Road r. O.. MARYLAND, or 50 to
land, for directions to the farm, to see
wood after $3.50 pm. daily or after noon
on Sundays. 10s
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TABLE BOARD.
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE.

BANCROFT HALL-Good home cooking
pleasant atmosphere, by week or month;
S27 mo. 1910 Conn. ave, NO. S594.
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ApARTMEkTs SUB. WANTED.

ARLINGTON OR ALEXANDRIA-Profes-
sional man and wife desire apt or house,
no children or nets: excellent care guar
anteed. Temple 3446. 49,
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING FOR RALEIGH. N c.. Sat. after
noon, 9th; 7-pass conv. car; take S: re-
HIGH SCHOOL BOY going ii $50 to Hausan.
Mont, on June 21 would like transporta-
lion; ton ssE, ean drive and share expenses. Ord
Los ANGELES. CALIF.-veteran return
Ing home; can take 4: stopping nights;
leaving June IL. Call Ma 442O, Ext $40,
Evening star., 1945-06-09

ors: So so per gallon; NORTHWEST WALL
PAPER CO.. 1014 7th st. NV. RE. 0054.
PHoNoGRAPH REcORDs-gictor. colum.
Pa assss sss1ss! :ns Ssass: '.Ssssi
Il %Ss'S sF's sHos 4sos Gsss .': ~
after =, pm. or. left or SI 81. 400
PfANo. a medium upright 'Kohler and
Campbell" for $500. Call Falls Church
PIANO. upright go good d send:: GO iceeox. 1oo-lb.
ana tSo flins cases Box 3os.p, star.
PIANO, Shoninger or Conway, medium up
sfhs aed ed'ss5t sls5 ea ssss same as
rranas small. ss e
ss 'i5s'' eo Ss ~ ssh
PiPE-Terra Gotta: for sewers, wells,
bitches Or springs: slightly damaged, 10
IN 70 q In. Dupont l7so: e; B: DON;
PoW6SER TABLE with matching bench,
ANTIQUE ivory finish, graceful Louis XIV
'sss eqss sso RA we aaso
RADIO, 7-tube cabinet Warfield 1895. .1O'
RADIO, Stromberg-Carlson combination
door model; can be seen at S03 Longfellow
PIANO, Fischer upright: good condition:
EessGnao!s; 1,iveT 72Sg.d sd. ,ood ,.h,.
model radio for use piano or trumpet.
RADIO. ksaSSetdy. walnut cabinet; good
iUaSis50ni R1SIo TUBES Es 'a1 And PARTS, most al,
numbers, single or lot quantities. Radios
repaired. any make. FoGELMAN's, l4th
St. at Mass: ave. Sc. q pm to 10 pm.
RECORD PLAYER, S25: Gilbert fan. IL
in, $50. 1436 Fairmont st. n W. -DU. 1862
REFRrIERATOR, Electrolux, GU. IT,,
excellent condition 210 7th st. s.e. 10s
REFRIGERATOR, Frigidaire, Gu. IT,; new
unit; reasonable 210 7th st. Sc. 10.
new and used; boxes, coils, compressors,
motors, walk-in box beverage coolers. 1918
service.
REFRIGERATOR, General Electric, reason
REFRIGERAToR, electric, small apt. size,
$72: 1645 Newton St. NV.
REFRIGERATOR, electric: very reason
able. Evenings, after 6; SUNDAYS, al
day. 203 Kentucky ave. s.e., Apt. I. 4
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21

I'm leaving soon on new
assignment with a new will To
work." she said. with all of
you asking for pledges so this
wonderful work may go on, L
want to give you my pledge TO
do everything YOU expect OF
me-"
introduced by Herbert Frix,
campaign chairman. other rally
speakers were Mrs. Dudley G.
Hay. chairman of the general
solicitation division, the Rev. Fr
Bernard Crowley and William j.
Norton, members OF the general
committee.
Latest contributions of $500 and
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
Pass Halfway Mark
Inn Red Cross Quota

Contributions Of SIS from
the Detroit office OF chief Of ord
nance and $4,000 from the Michi-
gan Consolidated Gas Co. today
sent the Red Cross drive figure to
81, ,5S1 .335 SIS, or more than half Of
the S5,137.O00 goal.
Other sizable contributions to-
day included S. 900 from the Ernst
Kern Co. and s., ,414.40 from Ernst
Kern employees. $1,000 from the
Long manufacturing division OF
the Borg Warner Corp. and $3,255
from the empoyes of the same
firm.
At noon rally yesterday, Red
Cross volunteer workers were
urged to extend themselves even
further.
Peter J. Pollock, now on leave
after two years OF Red Cross field
work in the Near East, said;
Unloading ships all day long
in a temperature so hot that
dog tags left burning scars on
their skin, and withstanding a
humidity that rises 10 81 de-
grees is enough TO drive any
man 10 the end OF his rope"
CHEERS ISOLATED CTS
'If IL weren't for the Red
Cross with its clubmobiles TAX
ing movies, papers, magazines,
books, coffee and donuts TO the
soldiers In these isolated out
posts, their lot would be almost
unbearable."
Joan Baker, of SOS Stanley
Birmingham. home after twc
years in the south Pacific, alSC
addressed the group.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
serConfident
InCIothing Drive
Times Photo

NEW YORK, March 20 QNS)
The goal Of 150,OO0,0OO pounds
in the nationwide collection of
clothing for liberated countries is
admittedly fantastic, but will be
met, nevertheless, industrialist
Henry J. Kaiser insisted today.
Kaiser, national chairman of
the united national clothing col
lection drive TO be conducted dur
ing April, quoted President RooSe-
welt as saying that nearly as
many have died in occupied
Europe as have succumbed to
starvation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
Germans Warned
To Quit Factories

LONDON, March 20 QNS)--
An Allied warning that German
armament workers will be in NOR
tai peril of their lives unless they
evacuate the Frankfurt-on-Main
and Mannheim Ludwigshafen
areas was broadcast by the BIC
German service last night.
Get out TO the countryside
and help on the farm" the
workers were told.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
Dems Run Lawyer
For Representative

The Wayne County Democratic
Committee today named William
M. Donnelly, Detroit attorney and
former member of the state leg
islature, nominee for state repre-
sentative in the first district.
AT the April 2 election voters
will fill vacancy caused by the
death of Rep. James Murphy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
Paper Needs
Cloud Probe.
Detroit Time. washington Bur.as

WASHINGTON. March 90
Conflicting and fragmentary data
on the paper requirements of va
rious federal agencies. much Of
il marked secret" drew the ire
OF members of the special House
committee on newsprint.
Conflicts included:
Army officers and WPB Off
cials have both submitted CON
fidential" figures TO the committee
on military newsprint require
ments for the next quarter year.
Army figures. Rep. Brown (R) of
Ohio reported, are eight times
as large as those furnished by
WPB.
The foreign economic admins
tration has asked for large
amounts of paper TO supply for
eign publications in the liberated
areas. Army officers say the war
department. not FEA, takes care
of such needs.
The WPB submitted 10 the
committee 2 secret and conf
Dental report, according 10 Rep.
Brown. that the foreign economic
administration required twice as
much newsprint for France in the
next quarter as the army says
will be needed for all liberated
areas. The army says it will take
over all paper distribution in
those areas April /.
II have sat on this commit
tee ever since IL was created"
remarked Rep. Wolverton (R)
of New Jersey. land the more
l sit on 1t the more confused l
become"
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21
FDR Pins Faith
On Panama Canal

WASHINGTON. March 20
CINS)-President Roosevelt pre-
diets that the Panama Canal will
be as important in world trade OF
all nations as it has been 10 the
defense of the Western Hemi-
sphere during the war.
The President made this COM
ment in accepting the credentials
of Samuel Lewis, newly appointed
ambassador of Panama.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21

Nour valuabls springs are
reset. retied and replaced
II broker.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21

"YOur Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, IL one Of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-21

Order the United states War
Savings Stamps from ~our De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them 70 your home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
Many Attractive Dresses

MRS. FORD received her
guests wearing a printed crepe
dress with bright red flowers on
a black background
Mrs. Robert T. Scherer
chairman of the Northend divi-
sion wore a tailored suit Of
gray wool with a white blouse
and a scarlet beanie
Mrs. James Remick who pre-
sided had a striped gray flannel
suit with matching hat and
purple blouse
Mrs. James B. Webber. on ar
irving. was snuggled into blue
fox jacket, over a black and
white checked woolen suit .
but topped them. with a white
pique beanie
Mrs. George Hefferan who
went bare headed had on a
cherry red wool suit and a white
blouse -.
Mrs. Harold Beatty's black
crepe dress was relieved by a
single strand of pearls and with
IL she wore a small black straw
hat trimmed with red cherries.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
Mrs. Ford Enter+ains

SO MANY divisional chair
men and workers in the See
ing Eye membership enrolment
went to the meeting held
yesterday in the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ford II in
Lake Shore road, Crosse Pointe
that even Mrs. Ford's
spacious living room was taxed.
II was a most informal gath
ering many of the guests
sitting on the floor in front of
the fireplace or at the feet of
Louis Calhern who read the
poem The Good Companions
by the late Alexander Woollcott.
The good companions, in this
case, of course, are the Seeing
Eye dogs and their sightless
masters -.
Mr.. Calhern who PLAYS
the role Of the colonel in "Jac-
obowsh and the Colonel the
current attraction at the CasS
Theater was an old friend
Of Woollcott's and read the poem
with great feeling
Marianne Stewart Mr..
Calherns leading lady :.
accompanied him to the meeting.
After the meeting Mrs. Ford
served punch and cookies
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02

By Frances Drake
Look in the Section in Which Your Birthday Comes Find
What Your Outlook Is, According to the Stars,
Tor Wcdncsdnu MINI
For Wednesday, Mdy 2, ~

For Wednesday, May 2, 1915
MARCH 2f TO APRIL 2o-Ares-May be limited in scope of
action today, but need be limited in wit
shrewdne and nduvy should bring through successfully
APRIL 21 TO MAY 2O-Tau1s-No cozy easy-to-run day,
folks 1t calls for heady goget endeaYor with plenty of patience
You're equal to it. Romance, domesicity benefited.
MAY 2f TO JUNE 2I-Gemint-Okay if you're in good fight
trim Check health first for that No pontess
conenton Encouraging that idea method
JUNE 22 TO JULY carefully your intended
plan of work this excellent day. Fair aggreene
thoughts matters
JULY 24 TO AUG 22-Leo-You, born before Aug
this date? Less contention likely Get hustle up
ground
AUG 20 TO SEPT 2S-Vngo-Look favorable vibrations
interests business
Greater effort will be just that much returns.
SEPT 81 TO OCT. 28-Librd-Planetarv
little and happiness broaden. Don't with trivialies
OCT. 81 TO NOV 22-Scorpo-Feel restrictions can't
started? Maybe it's lack
You accomplish great things when See if I'm right
NOV 2S TO DEC. 29-Sdgitt0rus-Not complexities
progress day we'll early effort continued
earnest endeavor. Manufacturing selling highly sponsored
DEC 2S TO JAN 2CGpricor-Fresh headway engineer
making of commodities eectng the public teaching
You advance apprecaby You're capable when
cheerful.
JAN. 29 TO FEB 20-Aquaris-Do you remember your
such things often brings
trouble extra work Be consistent always
FEB. 21 TO MARCH 20Pisces-Your recipe this
Patience
of they can't do this to Uncon will achieve quicker.
YOU, BORN this date Venus goddess beauty
and the ruler of the when
born Taurian succeed especially manufacturing
throat Don't depressed your ability
Copyight 1945
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
Good Cleaning
Brightens Rugs

WITH SUMNER practically
here, now is one of the best
times to have your rugs cleaned
either before storing them for
the summer or using them
through it. All during the win
ter-no matter how careful
your family has been-mud and
dirt have been tracked in. Much
of this is ground in too deep TO
be reached by a carpet sweeper
or a vacuum cleaner.
The only way it can be re-
moved is by a cleaner with
proper equipment. Perhaps you
haven't noticed how the colors
Of your rug have gradually
seemed to fade. But you will
when they have been cleaned
and restored.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
New First Aid
Standard Courses

THE DETROIT CHAPTER
OF THE AMERICAN RED
CROSS announces the be-
ginning of two Standard
Courses in First Aid to be held
twice a week for five weeks.
One class will meet Wednes-
day and Friday evenings from
7:30 to $50 p. m. in room 124
of Central High School, start
ing May 9. The other group will
meet Monday and Wednesday
evenings from 7:30 10 $50
p. m. in room 206 Of Northern
High School, beginning May T.
An Advanced First A
Course. open to candidates who
have completed the Standard
Course, will begin Monday,
May 7 at Eastern High School,
room 105, and will continue
each Monday from 7:30 TO $50
D. m. for five weeks.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
Parties for Couple

MR.. AND MRS. CLAY c.
MACDONALD JR., on Satur-
day, will entertain for Mary and
Bob at a cocktail party at their
house in Rivard boulevard,
Crosse Pointe
On their guest list are {.
Joyce Middleditch Alice
Ann Ritchie Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Redebaugh. the Timo-
thy Donovans the Charles
Greys Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Thornburgh Marde Martin
and Charles A. Dean III
Mrs. Henry Beyster and Mrs.
James Beyster have invitations
out for a tea and kite hen
shower, on May 10. for Mary.
Alice Ann Ritchie is planning
a tea and bathroom shower, for
May 19, for this same popular
The rehearsal dinner will be
given June ] by Mr.. and Mrs.
Koebel :. at the Crosse Pointe
Yacht Club
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02

HERE'S A pinafore that's
really different! Pattern 4791
has smart side-buttoning; slim
princess lines, easy to sew tucks
across shoulder. Low cut sleeve
less version included.
Pattern 4791 comes in sizes
II, ID. 16. 18, 20; 80, 80, "a, SO,
38, 40, AZ. Size 16, 3l5 yards
35-inch material.
Send 20 cents in coins for
every Anne Adams pattern.
Send an additional IS cents
for the Anne Adams Book of
patterns for spring. Free pat
tern for four aprons printed in
book.
Send 35 cents in coins when
ordering both pattern and book.
Send your order to the Anne
Adams Pattern Department,
The Detroit Times. Detroit 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
Country Faces
Tin Shortage

FACING THE need for max
ing up a deficit of 100000
pounds of tin-our loss in 1914
as compared 10 1943-the sup
port of every individual in every
community is needed TO back
the tin can salvage program.
Our country is faced with
the most serious shortage Of tin
since the war began this
emergency is Americas ... meet
1t with wholehearted support
save EVERY tin can and
have them all ready for the
emergency tin can collection
MONDAY, May Ia.