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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-16

IN and attendants.
marriage, a reception was held
at the home Of the parents Of
the bride on Elmore st, Rox-
bury. The guest list included
the following: Mr. and Mrs
Hartley Haynes Of Boston, par
ents of the groom, Mrs E Wig
gins, Miss Louise Vaughn, Mr..
Charles Burton and Mr. w S
Anderson of Lynchburg, Va, MIR
D H Slocum, New York City, Mr.
and Mrs Thomas Pendleton,
Pa, Mrs Mary Barrows, Mrs
Mary Elbes, and Mr. and Mrs
] Martin Of Cape Cod, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs Burton viii enjoy
a short honeymoon in Virginia.
after which they will return to
New York City where Mr.. Bur-
ton will matriculate in a school
Ct photography.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-16

NIX. AMI NkSs IOSEFR1 BLK
On Sunday afternoon, Jan 81,
1916, attractive Charlotte Lopes,
resting on the arm of her faith
er, Manuel Lopes, proceeded to
the beautiful altar at st. Mark
Congregational Church, Rox-
bury, and there, in the pres
ence of her mother and a large
number Of other relatives and
friends, was given in marriage
to Mr.. Joseph Burton, who has
recently been honorably dis
charged from the U. S. Navy.
The ceremony was performed
by Rev S L Layismount who Of
ficiated at the marriage of the
brides parents. Miss Dolores
Mitchell was the maid Of honor
and MIR Emmanuel Lopes.
brother Of the bride, the best
man.
Immediately following the
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-16

Two American leaders have join
ed in calling upon the nation :
citizens to observe the 18th an
nual BROTHERHOOD WEEK,
Feb. II "a. President Harry S.
Truman who is honorary chairman
Of the observance, has issued a pro-
cianlation stating that: "Tae good
world Of the future must Ue built
on the foundation Of the recogni-
ton of the dignity and rights Of
each individual, whatever his race,
creed or national background. +"
Harold Stassen, former governor
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-16

of Minnesota, who recently re.
turned from Navy duty in the
Pacific, has accepted the post of
nationa lchairpan for Brother
hood Week, that the support
of American Brotherhood Week,
be widespread and that the
thoughts and spirit stimulated in
that observation will continue in
the mons, and yrs. ahead. Brother
hood Week is sponsored by the
National Conference of Christians
and Jews, which seeks $4,000,OOO.
to carry on its regular educational
program during 1916.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-16

FiIibusterers Again Win =
FEPC Bill Dies In Senate

WASHINGTON - The FEPC
bill was killed i'll the Senate on
Saturday when not enough
votes we're mustered to limit
debate.
The vote was 48 for cloture
and So against. Since there
were "a Senators present and
voting, the motion to limit de-
bate last by only 8 votes. A
two-thirds majority is required
to enforce cloture.
The Southern filibuster began
Jan IT. Failure to pass debate
limitation was a victory for the
Dixie bloc who however had
some Northern allies.
Senator Chavez sponsor Of
the FEPC bill said he was salts
fed with the debate limitation
vote" and that the fight had
only just begun. He added the
Civil War proved his cannot be
divided country. America will
go on, but we cannot have one
country for the South and one
for the rest
The FEPC bill returns to the
Senate calendar and can be
called up by a simple Senate
vote. But it hardly seems pos
sible that the measure will be
considered further at this ses-
sion. All bills die at the expira-
ton of a session.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-16

leading papers will be on hand to
cover the affair which promises to
be the biggest social eveng of the
year, already boasting nearly four
hundred patrons.
Ike hall is equipped with a
spacious balcony where friends Of
the Organization may witness the
geyety. Tickets may be obtained
f~orl any of the manners. Doris
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-16
BEAuX ARTS BAH

The Boston Chapter Of Girl
Friends who are noted for their
unusual ventures are planning for
the entertainment of their many
friends their first annual Beaux
Arts Ball on Thursday evening,
Feb. 81, at Convention Hall or St.
Botolph st. Photographers from the
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-16
n. {. STUDENTS STRIKE
SEVEN DISMISSED

SALISBURY, N. c. - Living
stone College students went on
strike Jan. 26 when it was
learned that seven women stu
dents were dismissed for insub-
ordination.
The seven students as COM
mittee representing students
Continued from Page One)
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-16
81. Marks Pastor
Choir At St. Paul's

The choir and pastor of st.
Mark Congregational Church have
been invited to be present at St.
Paul's Cathedral Sunday night,
Feb. II. Rev. S. L. Laviscou will
be the speaker and the choir will
sing. The service begins at 1880
and all will be cordially welcomed.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-02-16

Former owner of Irene's
Beauty Shoppe on fremont st.
Irene Beckford wishes her Gus
toners and friends to know that
she is now located at the Nine.
de Lisser Beauty Shoppe, 492
Mass. Ave, near fremont st.
Telephone: cooley OFT, where
she will be glad to see her old
customers new ones.
The Valley settler., 1946-11-14
HERE (, THERE

MIR. IND MRS. VIRGIL MIG vIcKERS of Anchorage hcvo tho distinct ion of having brought tho most prec ious cargo ovor tho Alaska High7oy from tho States. Tho cargo consi stod of sack of dic1onds. Vo do not l11ou tho sizo Of tho sack, but it uou1dn't hovc to be very largo to be very-procious. J1LALR KERTTUIL, uho is president of tho vorsity of Il oslzn, Tod tho round tcblo dis cussion of "Tho corr1u,li sts in chino," at recent meeting of that group. Tho attitude of tho American Government on internal affnirs in China uos ono of tho min points in the discussion, in uhi oh z. largo number of intere stod club members took part.
 Je ssen's Vc ekly LEO SWANSON hes gone to tho States iron Fairbcnks according to word received hero recently. Mir. SUonson .7orl1ed in tho Produce Department last snnpr cnd fall end later he uos employed in the Grocery of tho Trading Post. He spont tho srnor don tho inlet, returning to Palmer in September. Letter he won't to Fairbanks. MSS ELSIE JEFFER, Froi ght Cl ork end Book keeper for tho lA. J.F.C .C.A. has tendorod her TO signat ion which will bocorac cffoct ivo this Friday, November Is. Sho announce cd today that sho will tcko . posit ion with Ko s1os sky on Monday November 1e.
 Mrs. J.L. DICKSON will replace Miss Joffors in the I.V.F.C.L. offico. lloNTAnu. RED of Sunshine, Alaska is a visitor in Pc1Ecr this week.
Ad-daleel., 1946-09-18

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-29
CHRISTIAN


christian Science" will be the
subject Of the Lesson Sermon in
all Christian Science Churches
throughout the world on Sunday.
June 80
The Golden Text isaiah 55:D
is no every one that thirsteth.
come We TO the waters. and he
that hath no money come We.
buy, and eat, yea. come. buy
wine and milk without MONEY
and without price
Among the Bible citations is
this passage Matthew g. 37-3sl:
Then saith he unto his disciples
The harvest is plenteous. but the
labourers are few Pray We there
fore the Lord OF the harvest. that
he will send forth labourers into
his harvest
Forrelative passages TO be read
from the Christian Science text
hook. Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures by Mary
Baker Eddy include the follow
ing tp. S67l The infinite Truth
OF the Christ-cure has come 10
this age through 'still. small
voice, through silen, utterances
and divine amounting which quic-
ken and increase the beneficial
effects Of Christianity"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-29

TENN, Mrs. !. Logan. Mrs J. Nc
Fall Mrs n z. Walker Mrs. r.
woodward Mrs. r. Atkinson,
Chas. W. Speichts. Mrs J Thorn
as, Mrs. r. Yaes Mrs p. Thomp-
son. the Cosey family
Miss VI Kendrick, S. Love Mr..
and Mrs W. A Kendrick Mrs II.
Kembroueh Miss II Bayiar, Mrs.
J Jamerson. MIR. and Mrs 4. Mid
dleton c. Davis Mrs VI. Washing
ton Mr.. and Mrs J Crew. Mrs VI.
Jackson Miss Alice r. Thomas.
Mrs +. Holloway. Mr. and Mrs ].
Wimhlev Mrs l. johnson. Lillian
Casey Mr., and Mrs Fred Green.
Mrs Ruth Sprays. Rev. and Mrs.
f VI Kaigler. Mrs. G Brewer. Rosa
Jordon Mrs Alberta Owens Mrs.
Elizabeth Hill, Miss 10 Ann Jones.
Mrs Annie VI. AMIGA Miss Beatrice
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Pitt
man.
Mr. and Mrs. W s Colbert. Mrs.
J Pegue. John Hall Miss Anna
johnson. James Coleman. Mrs. Ro-
berta Ella Mr.. and Mrs. w. VI.
Thomas Mrs Marie Coleman. MIR.
and Mrs. Oscar Coins. Mrs. G. ].
Bryant Gnksterl, Miss Blanche
Searls, Mrs +. Il Rye, Leon +.
James, Claude Wilson. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. VIM. Smith, Mrs. Essie
Thomas, Mrs Jecolia Hollis, Mrs.
Alice MCGEE and family. Rev. and
Mrs S. D. Ross. Alice GHbett
Cambridge. Massl Mrs Henrietta
Davis. Mr.. and Mrs John Young
and son MIR and Mrs r. VI White,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Perry OF
Cleveland Ohio:
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. Willie
3 Cunningham Mr.. and Mrs. Win
slow. Earnest Johnson. Rev. and
Mrs. Wilbur j Pittman. Rev and
Mrs o, c. Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rober- f. Mitchell and family Mr..
and Mrs. James Taylor. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eddie Perkins, Mr.. McCarther.
Mrs. Alice Haynes Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Amills and family Rev.
and Mrs. G. +. Askew Mrs. Maggie
Spears. Miss Dolly Holmes. MIR.
and Mrs. Ollie Gaines. Miss Cath
crime Berry.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-29

The AME Missionary conyen-
ton will convene az Ebenezer
NME church June = through
June % Delegates arc expected
frnm manv states
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-29
FFENELER AMI CHURCH
Willis and Brush street,


AMI o,,.., i, s,rd,v ma
ba 800 nee. Ne
wee, bo men .,a wor., ~
he ch,r,b ~ ,ho,- Uo,,o, n.,.
seryice
Tn. ara~ vas a5,rpo5 with
0over. o,s~rr,'.n~ ,,.a.
.alou fti4d I'D aya.ahc space.
Eyangeest Ida Mac Nine. DID.
! chicago. Illinois preached The
I Women nav sermon. Dressed
/ In n BLACK rob, which Was Off
50, bv her ,now-Vhte halr Evan
reris, Nlfo. chose her .ext from
Matt 273l speaklng from the
! give up 'be va gives up
theme "Suy pa Bo5d
You must ~tsy ga board and
DO 'ne "lll y Cod ,ad Evan
seiist Miller h"nf lose on with
God perause yon have lost out
WIN man, she warned her con-
grega'ion
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-29
MASONS PARA0I
TO End BAPTIS1

A parade and special a,
featured The celebration !,
Most Worshipful Prime,
Grand Lodge, Free and A
ed Masors. Of 81 John, b,
The parade began 4, n.
ern Market and p oceedsi
Russell to Mack down jA.
10 Adams. thence . Bs,.
and down Beaubien 10 B
Baptist church
Rev Malcolm Daas
cred the ST. Johns nay 81
Officials OF the Na.ons vi,
ticipated were Nessr. Il
Y. a. Bristol, F / waist.
wood CAN'T and Officers 4
grand lodge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-29

Dean Of the School Of Theology
OF Howard University
There will be music by
combined in,srracial choir Of fiji
~ singers.
The services are held each sun
day evening at $50 pm in tho
Chapel Of St Johns Episcopal
church Woodward entrance.
$4,000 BAPTISTS MEET
~ CHICAGO
The Windy City is overflow
ing this week with $1,000 Bap-
tists from every state in the
United States. 10 attend the for
ty-first annual session OF tho Ma
tional Sunday School and Baptist
Training Union Congress The
meeting place for the conclave
is The Coliseum.
BETHEL AME CHURCH
Frederick and ~. Antoine
Vacation church school start
cd on June "a. and continues un-
Ill July 10
Sunday June 30 will he Mis-
sionary Day and the pastor. Rev.
j a DANES will preach in the
morning. Rev John A. Abraham
will preach in the evening
INDENOMINATIONAL CHURCH
81 Riopelle
a special memorial service was
held on Sunday for Sisters w.
Vance and VI Watts. Sunday.
June 80 Bishop T. Baptiste pas
tor, will preach from Exodus.
1913 An evening service will be
held az 2 pm
UNITED CHRISTIAN CHURCH
56Sl Both street
Rev Arthur Cross. minister of
the Wheatland Church Of Christ
and the choir ~ the Remus
Church will participate in the
services. Or Cross will preach
and the choir will make It's first
appearance In the city.
in the evening the pastor. Rev.
r L. Jordan. will preach Sun
day morning he will appoint A
committee 10 make arrangements
for representation OF tho church
AZ the Disciples OF Christ In
ternational convntlon. IN Column
bus Aug 6 to 10. and the ma
tlonal convention OF the church
es of Christ In Brookland, n. Y.
Aug 20 10 %.
GOODWILL BAPTIST CHURCH
Baldwin. Mich.
The church will hold n picnic
on July in Idlewlld Heights
near the home ~ Mrs. Bray. The
public IL invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-29
|Reu. and Mrs. Pittman Haze
35th Wedding Anniversary

Rev. and Mrs r. H. Pittman Of
Tabernacle Baptist Church. were
honored with lovely celebration
on their S5th wedding anniversary
on lasi Tuesday. The home at
ep>i woodrow, was beautifully dec
grated throughout with white and
PINK peonies roses and daisies in
unique arrangements
The able WAS laid with a pointe
DE- Vcnlse lace cloth, with a GEN.
i,fpiece OF eladioli and snapdrag-
ors Nilh tall pink tapers. The
NAPKINS were engraved in gold
With Robert and Alberta'-l9ll-
1870 The wedding cake which
was OF three tiers. was gilt OF
ne Johnson sisters Leora Annie
Lauial aud Matte Coleman.
Mrs Pittman chose lovely
dress Of powder blue crepe with
rows OF tiny cording. Her jewel
o,uameu, was pearl necklace.
4 she wore white rose in her hair.
Floral gifts were numerous for
the lovely honoree including four
Eardenia corsages from James
Coleman. Randall and Loretta
pituan. and Mrs. Blanche Smith
OF New Jersey her daughter CIR
cads we're presented by the Gwyn
E,oNer Shoppe. Rev. Pittman pre-
-euted her with a lovely gold wrist
watch
a Very entertaining musical pro-
sram was rendered with Miss
nHda Harvey, Mrs. Adele Me-
Gu cheun Mrs Gertrude Durham.
Charles Speights MIS- Frederick
Yates Billy and Kathleen James.
Aompani,, for the vocal selec-
t!ous was Mrs Carolyn Brewer.
The committee in charge Of ar
rncements consisted OF Mrs. Deli
Ian Traylor chairman. Mrs. Essie
Thomas Roberta Crewe. Bernice
ronb Athia Olds. Alice Thomas
Erma Holloway Martha Jackson
Amanda Washington. Lillian Doug
las Margaret Gray, Bessie Onutt.
Alberta Owens, Emma Woodward,
Mary Johnson Mrs. Collins. Mrs
Donovan and Mrs. Sw!lley. Mrs
Offltt and Mrs Owens served the
dc,icious collation. from the beau
TRULY decorated dining table.
Among hose present were: Rev
and Mrs T Undertake, Mr.. and
Mrs Z. Gray. Mrs. NJ Durham.
Mrs " Tanner Mr.. and Mrs. W.
" Pye Mrs. Pauline Cunningham.
Mrs w. Jackson. Mrs, S Thomas.
Mrs T. NJ. Smith. Mrs. Clara Park
er Mrs a. Louise Jones, Rev and
Mrs F. A. Williams j. Combs.
Kathleen A. James Mrs Bernice
James, Rev. and Mrs. Richard 7.
Brown George Gray Billy James.
Mrs vetra Miliner Mrs V Green
Mrs ". c Tucker Mr.. and Mrs. c.
c. Hall Rev. and Mrs. f. p. Mon
anus Mrs l. A, Fort.
Mrs. Gertrude Durham, Mrs
Mary +. Johnson Nettie VI. John
son. John Baker. Mrs. Henry W.
Tolcomh, Miss Louise a. Watson.
Miss Bernice Cobb Mrs. r Burns.
Deacon and Mrs. j. s. Watson.
Mrs l. NJ Young Mrs, 5 Reese
New orlenasl Mrs. A Roberts,
w. James. Mrs. Wood Nashville.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-29
CHURCH OF ALL PEOPLES
Vernon OF Woodward Atpnne

Sunday June 80. The hurch
OF All Peoples ntegdenomina-
'ional and inierracial. viii cele-
hrste its first birthday and ami
yersary.
The Church Of All Peoples.
which Is composed of members
Of many races and naiionslities
held It, first service lhe first
sunday in July 1885
sunday, the pulpit viii be sup
piled by DR. Howard Thurman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-29

Mrs. W. T. Ramsey. who will he
the principal speaker At the
Woman'> bay program, sunday.
June 30 nj III eGo>pel Temple
Baptist Church. She i cas-
metologi>t. with certificate, from
the STATES Of Indiana and Mich
igan. She is The president Of her
local Missionary society. The
public j. cordially invited. Music
will he furnished by y special
chorus.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
ldrned Sees City
Armed for Polio
BY JERRY PETIT

I'VE are prepared TO cope
with any infantile paralysis
emergency that may arise in De-
trOit. We can and will handle
anything that comes our way"
The statement is that Of Abner
+. Larned, chairman of the Wayne
Counter Chapter of the National
Foundation for Infantile Paralysis,
and IL is made possible through
your contributions 20 the March
of Dimes.
Larned spoke at a Hotel Statler
luncheon meeting honoring the
national president of the founda-
ton, Basil OConnor of New York.
After his address, O'Connor took
part in the daily CKLW-Detroit
Times March of Dimes broadcast,
heard at 2:15 p. m leach week day
from the Statler lobby.
On the program with him was
John Richard Montague, &, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Montague,
1856 Indiana, Dearborn who is re-
covering from infantile paralysis.
Also on yesterdays broadcast
was Ken Hall, Times Skates Derby
Editor, who interviewed two
youthful skaters who will partlci-
pate in the annual Times Gold
and Silver Skates Derby Satur-
day and Sunday at Belle Isle.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
GI Protests K.
-VdndenberQ

WASHINGTON. Jan. - CUP)
Senator Vandenbcrg tRl OF
Michigan, in a letter to "A Senate
\colleague, has defended CT de-
mobilization demonstrations as
Completely reasonable. II was
disclosed today.
Vandenberg wrote 20 Senator
Revercomb (R) of West Virginia
from London, where ne is a dele
gate to the United Nations Con-
ference, that a recent interview
with a group of soldiers convinced
him the demonstrations show mo
resemblance of any spirit of
rebellion"
Vandenberg said the major
complaints OF the GIS abroad
were that men are being held
long after they have no work 10
do and get no dependable inior-
nation on when they can go
home.
Men hr talked -. VandCnBCTg
wrote. asked only that the war
department tell Us who is 10
stay For those who do not have
TO stay, they asked that the army
make a definite commitment -
and stick 10 It-on sailing date.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Ever Try Making Cough
Syrup in Your Kitchen?

druggist. Put this into n pint bottle
and flll I'D with Your EYrup.- This
makes a pint-a family supply. Tastes
fine and never spoils. Children love il.
And as for results, you've never
seen anything better. II goes right 10
work on tho cough, loosening the
lphlegm. soothing the irritation, and
helping clear the air passages. You
will like II for its results, and not
merely for the money 1t saves.
Pinex is a special compound OF
proven ingredients, IN concentrated
form. a most reliable soothing agent
for throat and bronchial irritations.
Money refunded II It doesn't please
lvou in every wav.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Gives Quick Relief. And It's
So Easyi No Cooking.

II you've never tried mixing your
own cough medicine, you've missed a
lot. It's no trouble-needs no cook
ing-and gives you about four times
as much cough syrup for your money.
You'll say II beats anything you ever
tried for coughs due TO colds. And
here's how it's done
Make a plain syrup by stirring .
cups OF granulated sugar and one cup
OF water a few moments. until II is
dissolved. Or you can use corn syrup
or liquid honey. instead OF sugar syrup
Get "a ounces % Plnex from vour
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Error Costly
Conscience Leads
Driver Into Grief

A guilty conscience cost Paul
Evola II; fruit store operator,
Of 672 Marlborough $1,000 and
a reckless driving charge today
all because he started 10 pass a
Junk pushcart in his automobile
al the wrong time.
Evola started around the cart
pushed by Alfred Benjamin. 50,
Of Sherman and Hastings, on Rus
sell near Watson. An oncoming
car caused him 10 Swerve. hitting
the pushcart and injuring Ben
jamin.
ConSCicnce-stricken, Evola fol-
lowed policemen 10 Receiving
Hospital, where they took Benia-
min for first aid. After learning
lhe Junk dealer was not seriously
injured. he returned 10 find that
81 600 had been stolen from his
car.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
War Wife S Husband
Gets Year in Jail

William Rickard, "a, was SEN
fenced to II months to one year
in the House Of Correction today
for living illegally with Mrs. Helen
Drohan, %. az 1865 Lillibridge
Mrs. Drohan, wife Of an over
seas veteran, was put on two
years probation. Her husband,
Francis, charged that his wife wed
Rickard bigamously in 1874 and
that Rickard used his allotment
checkS
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Illness Blamed
I'm Doctors Suicide

The suicide of DR.. Anastasios
BacaNs, 55. of 1923 Beniteau. to-
day was attributed by police 10
illness which his landlady, Mrs.
Roy Behymer. said he had suf-
fered in recent months He was
found in his bedroom late yester-
day, his left arm and wrist
slashed. He practiced medicine at
76 w. Adams. Three notes, none
decipherable. were found by police
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
Packers Deny Deal
In Black Market

George y. Palmer and Harry
y. McCarty, owners Of the Battle
Creek Packing Co. today were
free on $500 bond each after
pleading innocent 10 black mar
kct charges. Examination was set
for Feb. z.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24

Since the new Peacetme Army will use
the most modern scientific equipment, many
technical grades will be open, with higher
pay and rapid advancement
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24

What? No Ex-Lax? That's enough
TO make any spirit low! Imagine
not having that Laxative with the
good chocolate taste. Fancy being
without the laxative tlhat = a.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24

MARCH OF DIMES,
NATIONAL FOUNDATION FOR INFANTILE PARALYSIS,
2446 National Bank Building,
Detroit 26 Mich.
So that suffering child may walk and and play again.
make this contribution to the March of Dimes.
Name
Street Zone.
state.
Amount S.....,..............
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
MEMS FURNISHINGS
BOYS FURNISHINGS

81 Boys S995 cape jackets. Cotton flannel lined,
ripper closures beltsd to i6 i6.............. S7.95
IS Boys $695 maekinaws Cotton flannel lining.
Double breasted. Broken sIes ...............A 800
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
By Congress- benefits of the G Bill of Rights every qualified young
lists in the new Regular Army before October g. 1916

HUNDREDS of thousands Of intelligent young
men finishing high school have been unable to
afford higher education. Now they can have
IL, free.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24
RUGS and FURNITURE

22 $16.s5 white pine chests. drawers. 27'xIEx4s"
Slightly damaged S7.95
S $3.50 yellow pine desks Is" "x30" x42'.
damaged '''''' .. e. .'.....,.....'.S SS9o
Is Sl1.95 hide away Bars. Stained .......... S95
500 yds noleum remnants to So yd pieces yd 39e
Is $595 cotton Shag 24x4S inches $4.s5
200 metal stair nosing 24-ineh 35e
26o pes metal stair nosng 36neh ...............s soc
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-24

gentle as il is efFectivel Not too
strong. not too mild, Ex-Lax is the
Happy Medium" laxative. AS a
precautlon, use only as directed.
~ stt.t4l ard 2 235f Sizes at att druggists.