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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-31

Detroit Is fun Of interesting
people who are turning hobbies
into real money Take for ex-
ample John Ports OF 1875 Nor
wood tie operates mink farm
ri.h' I'm his own back yard
Minis you know. are those
ltlle animals that the female
~ lhc human species yearn 10
dlape around their shoulders
and pay SO much for in a coat
After spending two years in
research aud study 3 IL years
ago Ports with the encourage
mcnt OF his wife. Mrs. Lenore
Ports purchased female mink
FOR $50 lie now has a modern
farm WITH more than $50 animals.
worth Sl0o each dead and $500
alive
According to Mr. Ports. it
takes approximately 50 minks 20
make a coat Watchful breeding
produces three types, Royal Ko-
hinuL the most glamorous look
ins Blue Frost the most ex-
pensiye and the silver Sable.
For The benefit OF you local
lassics who may want TO take
M the hobby OF raising your
own mink coat Mr. Ports ex-
planned that - costs approNi-
matcly Sl5 year to produce a
mink This includes care ana
food which averages aboul seven
ounces day mostly horsemeat
and other specially prepared
foods. Food must be kept fresh
as proper diet helps determine
the texture OF the fur.
Mortality rate Is low says Nj.
Ports. having lost only one ami
NAL in his nearly (our years
OF experience Of raising them
They have good sharp teeth and
can protect themselve, from
providers"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-31

NC. Stewart
Detroit Makes
|sniing Address

.y,w-About $500 persons
attendance at Bethel A.
church here attending the
4, Michigan district con-
4. q, the african Methodist
Ioo,l church, Bishop John
-sge. head Of the fourth
/ district is the presiding
1. sessions began Tuesday
4 .iu continue until sun
|polegates on Tuesday night
me Rev Carlye stewart
k,oezer church. Detroit de-
/ No opening address
ro,foms VAS extended at
"wednesday evening sery-
n, conservatives OF Sagi-
| cau ches Rev Charles b.
Il 4. lhe First Congrega-
4 .hlr,h spoke in behalf OF
SAGINAW Ministerial alliance.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-31
IF RHEUMATIC PAIN
CHS YOU DOSING ALE HOPING
Then prOre 20 yourself ,rh0f elIec.
tire results you can get nOio
Scifh this medicine

Open your own way toward dellverance
others have enjoyed, Make up your mind
you're going 10 use something that gets
20 work on rheumatic pain. You want
help YOU can feel. So get C-222j, II you
suffer from rheumatic pain or muscu-
lar aches. Don't be put off with is or
butts. Caution: Use only as directed.
First bottle purchase price refunded il
not satisfied. 6oc and $500, get C-a22j.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-31

SsSS East jefferson, Detroit Michigan Highland Park and
Royal Oak
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-31
FOUR YEAR BATTLE
FOR FREEDOM LOST

\ fouryear battle q avoid a
prison term Tor gambling came to
am end Monday when Fred Near
thur 2>2 Ferry Piled guilty To a
gambling conspiracy charge before
Recorders Judge Christopher
Stein sentence will De imposed
ON Angus -
Macarthur Was arrested IN lam.
uary Of 1872 along with two 9th
ers and the three have been APP
peainc their cases ever since They
have been iu supreme Court iour
times but to no avail Tho Other
Two arr aSYady serving 'heir sem
tcnccs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-31

II you have had six or more
months Of experience IN one Of
these Military Occupational SPe-
cialties, call at your nearest u. 5.
Army Recruiting Station and find
out the opportunity open 70 you.
BrInE your military disshsrgs papers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-31

Mrs Garfield lIafermchl Of 81
Marks Eyans,n,al and Reform.
ed church represented The
minister, sRiyos Speaking in
behalf OF Bethel ANE church
was Dr. A. A. Clayton John
Kemper Of tho trustees ana
Mrs Caynrll Allen OF ne NO
mems organizations
\ reception aud business srs-
sions hiehiehicd the activities
ON "Wednesday
The morning aud afternoon
sessions from Thursday through
Saturday viii Do devoted to husi-
ness ~ T. l. Berry of New
York WAS The speaker az 7.2o
pm whom homo aud foreign
mission proiccs were discussed.
Dr Charles Wesley president
OF Wherefore university VII
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-31

berforrc Ohio addressed the
conference Friday night ne save
report on a survey OF Il
schools which are supported by
The AME Church throughout the
country and in Africa.
An oratorical contest Tor lay
men will pc conducted ai . pm.
today AZ The church. The win
ucr viii receive scholarship
10 Die school Of his choice
Appointments 20 pasiorates
throughout the Fourth district
Will be announced during the
clnsing sessions beginning al
80 pm sunday 40 jefferson
avenue Methodist after oriina-
nation services az Bethel AME
church at $50 I'm. SUNDAY.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-31
How To Raise A Mink Coat

upon mink ranch while out
hunting one day.
So IL YOU have always want
ed mink coal raise v0ur own
girls, lie says they only take
two hours of his Time a day 90
care far and Michigan weather
/. cAcollcnl rlimale ior Lhem
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-31

brief Will SHOW how the enforced
SEGREGATION of Negroes creates
oyorrrowdiur sllms hicht which
IN iuiu cause dlsease delinquency
crime health hazards % the en-
tire uy racial and relisous ten
sions and violence
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-31

They breed In the month OF
March arc horn within 50 days
in liuers Of from to g. and
are fun grown ready to pelt by
Noyemher
When asked how he took M
this unusual hobby he said he
hit upon the idea when he came
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-20
Answers Galore Come In
From SatiricdL Want AID

resentatives in Michigan wrote
from Lansing, Mich:
"You will be interested to know
that the head of the Walters and
Mattresses union here in Detroit
told me recently Of two teachers
from your area who came up
here last summer and got jobs as
mattresses. In the fall, they de-
clined to return to their class
rooms because their weekly wages
and tips exceeded the monthly
salary offered for teaching
school"
Other applicants:
An engineer, with a doctors de-
gree, who planned to retire and
wanted to supplement "a modest
pension with a teachers pay.
Wife of commander in the
Navy, native of Fulton county,
N. Y, who said IT have an ade-
quate income, hence do not need
the pay. want to escape another
New York winter"
A lady from Beachmont, Mass,
applied and asked, care the
pupils from cultured homes""
A graduated of the seventh
grade, from Shallotte, who wanted
to teach the first or second
grade"
A private first class in the Army
Air Corps, Westover Field, Mass,
said he wanted job.
The Barkinside, Essex, England.
man who wrote regretted that he
could not teach mathnatics, but
said he wanted a job.
A few crack-pots wrote Tucker,
but majority of the letters COM
mended him for his concise argu-
naent for increased teacher salar-
i, in North Carolina.
Tucker, who lives at Carolina
Beach, was appointed to the leg
islative committee of the North
Carolina Education association
soon after the publication of his
want-ad.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-20
National Hospital
Insurance & Surgical
Benefit Plan

Free information about the new Ma
tional Hospital Insurance and Surgical
Benefit plan will be mailed upon receipt
of your post card or letter. The plan is
offered to men and unconstitutional
or famll1es-lncluding persons of all
ages months to 70 years.
It provides for actual expenses for hos
pital rooms up to $500 day for 80 days
with extra for miscellaneous expenses
such as operating room, anaesthetics, lab
oratory fees, etc. 1t pays for childbirth
after 10 months. It also provides Surgical
BENEFITS BENEFIT to help pay Doctor Bill if OPP
eratlon is necessary. Pays half benefits
Tor children. Issued by George Rogers
Clark Mutual Casualty Company through
Cooperative Insurance Service.
Csc month for children and $1.00
month for adults covers cost of this new
plan.
For full details without obligation. SIM
ply send letter or post card to Coopera-
i've Insurance Service, 4GO-A City Hall |
Bldg, Rockford, ul.-(Adv.) i
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-20
THEFT OF PAINTS,
ACCIDENT PR0BED

Two cases Of theft and one au-
tomobile accident were investi-
gated by police yesterday.
W. D. Colwell, COS Central Blvd,
reported to city police that a total
CT 40 gallons of paint and 10 gal
Ions of linseed oil were stolen from
6O5-8O7 Dawson street, Friday
night He placed the value Of the
stolen paint at sos.
R. S. Jalet, Glen Falls, N. Y,
reported to police yesterday morn
ing that his car was entered and
suitcase, containing clothes and
a German pistol, were stolen. He
said the stolen goods were valued
at $305. At the time of the theft
the car was parked on Chestnut
street.
Grover c. Farmer, an employe
Of. Lenda Air Products company,
told police he was going west on
Castle street and had stopped at
Front street before starting across
the intersection. AS he crossed
the intersection, he reported, his
car collided with a car driven by
James Rhodes, Negro, 907 S. 18th
street, south on Front street. Both
cars were considerably damaged,
but no one was injured and there
were no arrests.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-20

repeal Of the wartime increases in
excise taxes before the committee
He. has introduced a measure 10
accomplish that repeal by July |.
The ways and means committee
meets early next week and Knutson
said 1t probably will begin preli-
mary talks at the time on the
SUBJECT of broadened old-age
assistance.
ASKED whether he thought the
committee would consider a COM
plete new Social Security program,
lllcluolng proposals to broaden I'M
employment insurance coverage,
hi'utson said he doubted it "be-
cause there isn't enough time"
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-20
nADDY IS 0USTED
. BY MUSIC. UNION

cu1cAGo Jan. 49, R DIR.
o nb e. Maddy, founder and di-
J estar Of the National Music Camp
fseI 1yntprlochen, Mich, today was
al i aIled from the American Fed
s eastion Of Musicians union.
' ~ had been charged with
,. nc music at interclochen
IL hereby engaging in acts de-
ssr.ii u to the union"
r,n,,lsion Of Maddy, member Of
lI nnion for 81 years, was made
me unanimous vote of the executive
ny rd James C. Petrillo. ATM
DOas did not participate in
The decision.
~ more was no immediate COM
.ant from DR.. Maddy, who pre-
i aic+ed earlier he would be thrown
out
" Tho action of the board was re-
rorted by Charles L: Bagley OF Los
ppnse1es vice president OF the fed
a arsfon, who said DR.. Maddy could
s-r his case to the convention
apt .sk that it be reopened.
p.olev said Leo Cluesman, in
.o-ns5ional secretary who brought
t to charges against DR.. Maddy,
did not vote.
Maddv had appeared at board
haaring here Tuesday and had said
n .hot # he we're expelled from the
' u, he would continue to fight
for tbe freedom of musical educa-
finn in this country
The interlochen camp had been
rlaced on the federation's unfair
1ist wear ago, and AIM members
wore forbidden to teach, coach,
conduct or play musical instru-
ment'' at the camp.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-20

tee very probably will turn to
new revenue bill.
The new tax legislation, Knutson
and other committee members
said, undoubtedly will provide for
an overhauled excise tax structure,
several administrative changes in
existing tax laws to simplify them,
and another small reduction in
individual income taxes.
There is no disposition among
committee members at this time to
cut taxes on corporations, which
benefited this year from the re-
peal of the high wartime excess
profits taxes.
Knutson himself is bringing the
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-20
Legion Will Press For
Terminal Plan For Men
As Well As Officers

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1e.-U.R)-
The American Legion announced
tonight that it will press for i'm
mediate enactment of a plan to
pay enlisted men as well as Of
ficers for terminal leave.
Col. John Thomas Taylor, Legion
leg slative director, said the pay
ments would represent only what
enlisted men had earned but not
drawn.
The American Legion feels that
II officers can be paid for ac-
cumulated but unused leave, then
enlisted men should be treated the
same way" Taylor said.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-20
Committee Plans Liberalization
OF Federal Social Security Act

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1s.-W.D--
The House ways and means COM
tnittee plans to begin work early
next, week on legislation to liberia
liz the old age provision of the
Social Security Act, it was learned
tonight.
The committee has before it a L.
OOO-page report on the cost of vari-
Gus broader revisions of Social
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-20
BLUNDER

RALEIGH, Jan. ls.-tP-Bur-
glars entered cleaning establish.
ment here, police said, and prob.
ably to the accompaniment Of
gruints and groans laborisouslv
turned a heavy iron safe upsids
down and proceeded to chop a hole
through the bottom. Not only was
the safe empty-it had been unlock
ed all the time.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-20

Security coverage, prepared by a
special technical staff. But for the
present members plan 10 limit ac-
ton to more liberal old-age assist
ance.
Rep. Harold Knutson, Mimi,
ranking Republican member Of the
committee, told the United Press
that after disposing of the old-age
assistance legislation the commit
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-20

Woodwork can be cleaned with
a mixture of one-half cup vinegar,
one : half cup household ammonis
to two gallons Of water.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-20
DON'T PAY DOUBLE
fOR WHAT YOU EAT

e S 9vu, 100; waste money for food you once
uIcs! and pay again in suffering stomach and
oncL pans l caused by excess acid, try Udga for
t fron, l feiief UDGA Tablets are compounded
dieri. "9 n one, but three fast-working ingre-
,for i've Over zoo million used. Recommended
'hearthrni stomach pains, indigestion. gas,
acid eoIi n sour upset stomach and other hyDer
lror, conditions. Get Csc box Of Udga Tablet.
boI-yp your druggist. 5-minute test conyincaa. s
~-0S-oLE YOUR MONEY BACK.
SAUNDERS DRUG STORE
and Drug Stores everywhere
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-20
387 New Industries
Established In N. T..

RALEIGH, Jan. 1s.-lRLThe
state division of commerce and
industry reported today that 1877
new industries and expansions
were recorded in North Carolina
during 1915. Some of them will
get underway as soon as construc-
ton and other details are COM
pleted.
The plants ultimately will en-
ploy 34,870, with approximate an
nual wages of $46, 49e, 500, and an
approximate investment of 1884,
100000.
The report was released by in
dustrial analyst Philip Schwartz,
under the supervision of Paul
Kelly, assistant director of the
department of conservation and
development and head of the COM
merce and industry division.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-20

A soldier can exist on one quart
OF water daily where temperatures
do not 60 above 80 degrees, but
where the temperature scars to
100 degrees, soldiers must have at
least seven and one-half quarts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-08
ROOMS EURNIshEn-hortheoss

THE SHAMROCK INN, sos East Capitol
st St ms .o $50 UP: special weekly
1858 QUEEN ST. N.E,-Nicely furnished
furn. occupy June s. SIS. AT. 4421,
ZIG MARYLAND AVE. NE.-studio room.
Share kitchen; ref exch.; S45 mo. FIR.
6734 Sat, between 9-5, or ewes. next week,
1927 sIMMs, PL. NE, Apt Large,
well furnished; front; emp, man. s35 per
m sSs , sifeq a. o AfBeautiully furnished
doEble '' room next BATH $40 mo-; -s CON-
venient neighhorhood $
1916 18th ST, N.E.-Nicely furnished
1900 18th ST. N.E.NBedroom, private Sit
ting room, semiprivate bath: suitable en-
ployed couple or 2 gentlemen. Convenient
1925 1ith ST. N.E.--For. rent, June Is
three windows, large closet, use of electric
transporte ton; plenty Of hot water; very
convenient to Catholic University: S35 .
month Can can be seen Sunday from / 80
iee 10th ST. Ne, Ant Sleeping room
for men only with twin beds. S. each a
week men in service need not apply.
eli 3rd ST. MI sleeping room. FOR
gentleman only; IS week
1923 NORTH CAPITOL ST. - Sleeping
81 GIRARD ST. N.E.-Large front room.
twin beds, next TO bath, continuous hot
water; for working adults; near Cath
Univ. S25 ca. person month. DU. 1877
6I3 E ST. N.E.--Double front room, near
bath; $50 month. No drinkers
room with twin beds, SIS per week each;
men only. CO. 6626.
C0LORED-5Ia2 WASHINGTON pl.-Neat.
employed person; single room. So. so wk,;
double room, $40 mo. AT. $3.50. 3
C0LoRED-1411 ST. N.E.-Room for
rent single. S. couple, SO. Ii 52i6.
couple. twin beds: home priv: $40 mo
d. 5229. Call after IL noon. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-08

WASHINGTON FOR n; Y,-,3 rms; and
furn' for 3 or more Box 2e6-k' s 1s.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA--Attrac. furn. A.
p ped Wsp 9l s matt
unturn. apt, centrally located. AID. 5000.
frT A for in n'ss oed iset1n ap
n n 2. e. At, 1886, am. to Z pm; AT.
room, kitchen, dn et bath double o expo.
block from upper 18th b st. for @
s ss:R isriG afrR GS GF All aPF good 6ea
ton, $40 per mo, for larger apt. or house.
Ba af FOR WAS WASH bedrm furnished,
for l or :. beGrm. apt. in NV, white sec
ton. Phone between 1 and s pm, week
EXCHANGE WASHINGTON for New York or
suburb, large bedroom corner apt,
s4PsI1SF Box Box SIds s5ar or 0edFSsm
Ton, D. C., for / or : bedroom apt. in ia
ma!ca, N. Y, or vicinity. Call RA. 42l9
EXCHANGE one bedroom unfurnished
apartment in sc. Washington for one or
Euiaw pl. Baltimore II. Md IA
HAVE DESIRABLE two-bedroom apartment
lent or large one-bedroom apartment in
Washington vicinity Box 379K, Star.
for ' Similar " in washington or Md. suburbs
Phone Richmond 617l2 after 7 pm. Sun
day through Thursday, or write Box
3S1-K, Star. 12*
WILL EXCHANGE bedroom apt, Silver
Spring-D C line for 1-room apt. down
town D. C. Box 367-K, Star. 8"
EXCHANGE modern 34a-room apt. in ne
Washington for 3 or 4 room apt. in New
York City or suburbs. Call UN. 1888. 3
COOL I-ROOM MODERN APT. ideal for
children for same N. Y. or vicinity. AT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-08
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

THE WILSON HOUSE, 1875 N st. NV
Excellent is apt: S35 each for 2 nondripk-
lady lad s0H MI d 54S1fS 10 snare "''A anG!aef
GIRARD, near l6th-Congenial apt. mate
art music With hgmor. preferred; $50 per
BROOM APT. for . girls; SO each per
week; can be seer any time. Gao St. ne
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RID, $500
Adams Mil rd.-Liying room. twin-bed
months possibly longer, Si35 mo. Cali
GO, 49, after pm. or Sunday after
or GIRL to share a a-room apartment
n isr HaLIf 81 rh i22s ST. lbcdr6om
July ~; s57 80 Cali Ii s955. 10
o ON kitchenette apt, on Capitol
SIS. Box 3ii6-K, star Si'"0'' III '''e 1 o.,
Girl wanted d., to share an apartment with
l4;j3 Columbia I'd. NV, Apt. As, phone
1855 coLuMBIA RID: N.w;-Large front
with another congenlal, nondrinktng young
man; So wk, After 1870 pm, AID. o645.
CoNGENIAL WORKING GIRL to share
nicely turn. 4-rm apt. with other en-
mo S25 5th St Sc. Cali AT Iesl any
2i3:s ST. N.W.-Furnished, large rms,
Housekeeping; settled. quiet couple, per-
5sii 18th ST. N.w.1Bedroom, kitchen.
bath. quiet employed couple, gentle home;
IDEAL TRANSPORTATION, 1887 18TH 18th st.
nTbBaSEemSnt apt private
bath: 81. 50 for t%o or $40 for three Gail
BAcHEIoR APT, 1920 asth St. NV
and entrance; one gentleman, $50 OR.
RENT FREE in good home in Glover Park
valid EN- $50 Boy 34 !SSfio s s1a S' 9
FURS. EASEMENT APT. small, ccoi; SIS
GEORGETOWN 900 Que st. n w.-Beau-
ti t1 turn. i'm; apt, = bedrrS;;; avail,
sun. or Mon. between 9 and l %
ARLINGTON room plus all home privi-
legeS for couple where wife will cooperate
on homework and child care: $40 mo.
S ih1fs ECO AP Pr s cH sat Ward
man Park; bedroom, living room, kitchen,
dinette' for July and August; $3.50 month.
DE. 110S. Boy 2SN-L. Star. 10
adults Snare Kitchen sos ~ r. t Carolina
xxi RTfNfD GEN CENTRE fE R RaDY will share her
lovely furnished Groom apt. tsingle beds.
| located near Farragut and New Hamp-
privilege of cooking; good TRANSPORTATION,
s min. to downtown; $40 mo-; references
1i57 FAIRMoNr ST. NV large
5so see nfnr 1oo t for No a esGh
ne. , pleasant rooms, $50 MI. 1908 by
/ appointment. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-08

COLONY CLUB, 3O32 N St n.w-Available
vacancies for professional and Govt. girls:
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA - Large. airy
wh Private 6ahS r IN sg
R f95S FOR or S Lab SI T home privileses
Streetcar and bus by door. 1914 Rhode
l lioo lSiS Gin ST 81" NV Double, available
5nher e 0 Fo0d m 0T sF ideal Shs5s
B issss@0' HfE1GGHrs9Rehnsd gentle-
breakfast: in congenisl adult home and
1901 10th ST. N.W.-Large front triple;
also doH6ie room on excellent food and
CARROLL sPRiNGS iSS, Forest Glen, Md
.TTR RT Ioo sSn an ro msas sH 6929
conv. to 3 buses; Romeiike e' excel t meals ais
@ slso ST. u i91o Young man to fill
ing porch 80, meals y1 per day served; S45 per
aoii KALoRAiA RID. NV, just off Conn.
aye.-Double room for . young ladies; ex-
ceileEt meals; convenient transportation.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE-A few vacan-
and women. 17l2 New Hampshire ave. Il W.
1907 QUE ST. N.w.-stngle room With
board for girl, good home-cooked meals;
1901 QUE ST. Nw.-Gentlemen to share
room With another man. twin beds. good
1901 aUE ST. Nv nice girls will share
studio room with girl; single beds, plenty
Of closet space, good home-cooked meals;
1875 10Th ST. N.w.-Nicely furnished
rooms for young ladies. also young men:
showers, excellent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-08
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE.

AETNA MOVING = STORAGE Co.-Local
and long distance, No Job too large ano
ARE a21e ! You sm Moy1 II lloG tn. RETURN
loads BUREAU CORP take care Of your
movlng-day. problems; packing, transporta-
en S have 1 i mads Us apee.ssss in = hsadnE
talk i over. Phone II. 29s4 or IL 1853
Al I EiEas sEKv1Gf PKReRL 21f
Lsht furniture hauling; BAGGAGE. trunk
s aof eaT vee4 dys RA 5 a2sns
YOUR -, BEST MOVE az ~ l sAy n q scAjTE =
g m%ynF nT PssET IN a2 2ass S0Fase Ph0nf 81
yETEKAS.Locai ana long distance NOV;
ms Prompt, reliable service Insured
y ye4s o Ee e be De 6s s55s or TOO sS
BILLS MOVING & Transfer CO.
Insured free; gay and night service: free
DAsHIELL TRASsFER : Local moving.
general hauing 5o,miie rad rus ears0 ~
av nsh ana sun sdayee Rea rates
Eou dsy q syenins res 81 rates isht
v vf4f1s SMSHo51vaEKs A 4 new EQUIPMENT;
all white veteran help. EDDIE WHITE
GENERAL, HAULING, trash removing, by
VETERANS will move you day or night
C Thite help ny Hs0 light hauling insured
VETERAN Just out of service will move or
haul anything. night or day; no job too
big or too small EARL. DI 42sS II.
MOVING and general hauling; contract
and Job trash removal Services and prices
that satisfy. ia 1892. Ia
LIGHT HAULING, any kind. any time
contract for regular hauls; reas rates.
Night hauling speciality MI. 5O65. IA
lance, Call WA. 1913, night or day. Ia
VETERANS will move you day or night,
white help; also light hauling: insured