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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-14

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SITUATIONS MEN.
ACCOUNTANT. expert. BOOKS d

ACCOUNTANT, expert, books started au-
dited. closed. taxes, $50: prompt, reason
able; local lI references ref I1%I sR 6564 20.
pioyed by cPA being replaced by returning
vet. desires position with cPA. References,
BAKER wants a good job: state wages. Ad-
dress Norman ave, East Riverdale, Md
BOY, colored, ambitious, wants evenings
work; radio or photography. FIR. 1851
CREDIT COLLECTION OFFICE manaser
sa1 sduFss familiar ar5 With GV5sS Wash market, 8
D. @. REGISTERED PLUMBER desires con-
eontrasting ,firma; RA. 1886 -27 :,
CRAFTSMAN, 20 years experience on all
mechanical equipment, desires work eve
nings and week ends. DE. 1854. 30
MAN, colored. intelligent, desires suitable
night work. Call FIR 4150; %
special attn. Kitchens baths; best Of ref
PIANIST, colored. veteran. desires position
with any unit or solo for parties. etc: ex-
perienced per nee Y n popular music Call AID. S456
Printer OPERATOR. Is years expert
ance Kellys. Kluges. makeup, compositor.
all-around shop experience, manager, out
side contacts. Box 3S7 M, Star 81
a snes wok
SAW HSnf FILER-Hand Han a saws, power saws by
hand or mach; 10 yrs exp. brazing, ham,
mering; consider any Job. Call TIE. I135.
ATTENTION, real estate brokers, young,
married ex-pilot, with good sales back
tabiished concern. Cali No. 2673. 25'
Evening star., 1946-02-25
HELP WQMEN-

MATTRESSES, WATT IRa full and part time work
aRs Refs 5s1o enc conndstas anems
WAITRESS, colored; salary, Si7 90; very
s9od 60 1HHsoN IRE Gan II peTson for interview
MATTRESSES, white, fun time and some
for part time. Pleasant working surround
WM inss, soSd 45, pay; tips 9, and uniforms. Apply
YMcA COFFEE SHOP, 1876 st. NV
MATTRESSES, white, experienced, luncheon
and dinner tips, good salary, meals, uni
WhTcH fRRPy 22 S'R with Il Knowledge of
al types Of repairs f9r watches and clocks
AAPp!E AP3!zr personnel Sn once End floor THE
WOMAN, eolored, refined, age e5 to s5,
neat in appearance to work in rocming
Apply in own handwriting, Box 225-M,
WOMAN. white, experienced beauty opera
926 S. Fillmore st., Arlington, Va, OK. 1913.
woMEN-The Telephone Co. has JOBS for
working conditions are excellent: come in
and al, talk u OYER tr, with US at one Of our
cHEsAPEAkE & POTOMAC TELEpHdNE ne
WOMAN, 25-4o. to mold dress forms; ex-
Miss cannon, SINGER SEWING MAcAiSE
WOMEN. white, to grade and pack eggs;
experience not necessary; excellent salary
Ss sae cooBERaT7E aoDep SRoHI7ERN 47 sAThs T
ilaia YARD aVe; GOODS sn sALEswoMAN, training m3
office; End floor. THE HECHT CO. F st.
YouNG LADY interested in a selling career
service desk in suit department. and sell
IN spare time: steady position; good pay
aRq 'Osp6S Ap6S s GF 18th g.
,.I! YOUNG e;,ca LADY for clerical POSITION in
e. $S5S'af eP12sGs sF2UARf f' sEo h cf{s5R
YOUNG LADY for cigar and news dept.
ply B, DAUGHERTY, shoreham Hotel, be
YOUNG LADY. interested in aviation. for
receptionist at local airport. Box 44M,
YOUNG woMEN-want a 1ob you'd be
proud of? If you do, you can find it at the
Telephone CO., our business is srowing,
en- who are interested in positions With an
assured future; no previous experience is
necessary; you'll be paid while in training
ployment and regular pay increases: for
III III L.. details call at one Of our employment
o9fS shsF1 wh yod T be ope sad apt Il
for your convenience. 727 18th st. NV,
l322 st. NV. THE CHESAPEAKE G.
WESTERN UNION oFFERs A CAREER-1t
IS the only company equipped to teach the
telegraph profession, ,weII-eauipped schools
are at the disposal of young women. II to
30; paid while learning. For further par
Iculars see Miss FIter Room Sol, WEST
ERN UNION. 1l0 18th st. NV Il
OPPORTUNITY for capable women to do
simple demonstration work in Washington
1000 stores , or 3 days yer week. No
cooking or baking involved and no can
vassing Pleasant manner and personal
ny more important than experience. We
give you all necessary training. Hours
make attractive earnings possible. yet leave
you time for personal interests Tele-
phone National 2454 for appointment
BIG PROFITS-Sell beauty I5-card every
day box assortment. Gift wrappings, per-
Sonal stationery. 10 big moneymakers
Samples on approval EMPIRE CARD
l71l, Elmira, N Y
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION wants
ONCE supervisor with knowledge Of book
keepins and some telephone experience.
Excellent opportunity for woman 80 to AS.
interesting and important work Perma-
nent, with good salary. Box 19l-M Star
Evening star., 1946-02-25
HELP MEN 6 WOMEN.

B0OKKEEPER, wholesale electrical supply
house in Arlington. Va; must be expert
enced. Call GIL. $500, between 5 and 8.
BooKKEEPER-Real estate-builders' ONCE
Salary, $50 wk. 10 start Excellent op-
por. for advancement SHAPIRO, INC,
l10B Vt. ave. NV. ME-. 17l7. -25
COUPLE, colored, S125 mo. to start: live
in; reference: general housework; Thurs
day and Sunday off after breakfast. WI.
PHOTOGRAPHER, Photographic assistant,
or darkroom technician wanted; great ex-
perience unnecessary: excel. opportunity
FIR. 5000. Ext. 647.
ATTENTION, Government employees: We
have positions available for Saturday and
evenings. for experienced shoe sales
HAHN. 9TH and K, 1907 F, 14th and G
90 I4th, 44S3 Conn. ave. -26
UNUSUAL SALES opportunity-Brand new
compensation plan, most favorable ever
offered by this, 43-year-old company, larg-
est of its kind unusually large cash ad-
VanceS against commissions: leads fur
nlShed; no door-to- door canvassing: expert
enced district manager will give you thor
ough training; cash in on big demand for
TINS company product. now greater than
ever before; give age and full information
about yourself; personal interview ar
RANGED, Box 6-R, Star go
VETERAN AND WIFE, willing to LIVE on
small farm. man work in city wife to care
for 3 children. exch, for good home. no
objection TO own children. Write MRS
DAVIS. No. Barnacle Green, sw
Evening star., 1946-02-25
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

GOOD PAY JOBS offered trained auto
pody-feuder man in daily want ads; put in
few hours weekly learning metal work,
welding, painting, etc; chance for high
wages or your own business. Write for
free information. AUTOGRAPHS TRAIN
ING, Box 231-L Star. 25'
les HOME STUDY TRAINING information
promptly available from Mr.. j. w. Short
land. representative, 212 Bond Bldg, Wash.
>, D, c., Me, s166: Sundays and evenings.
PIANIST - Learn to de-
velop your style improviSe and transpose
in go lessons. Professional teacher and
Of additional pupils, Call or see MR..
NEWMAN. 17o6 G st. NV. ME. 400 or
Beauty OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training in all subjects; day. night and
part5time classes; set 99r free catalosne:
D. c. requirements and GI training. 1910
N; Y: ave, ME. IT'S: estab. 1918.
331S 18th St, NV, MI; 955s; est. "a yrs:
Egepare you for civil service; Begin noy, =
33l3 14th st. NV. MI. 955S-Shorthand,
Pittman and Gregg;, speed dictation; 5 days
and . nights each week Special for
competitive exams. Begin at once.
Evening star., 1946-02-25
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BooKKEEPER, N. C. r. machine operator.
day s'SaSse week. Boz Box 4ie-L' star 'Al'' IS.
COLORED WOMAN, high school graduate,
to work from 10 TO pm. or to ~
SoMfANLoS@settled white woman want,
CoMPANfoN-NURs experienced in caro-
FL e ti eldegy glyr people; free to travel. Box
bRAPEs, yalsnces, curtains. bedspreads.
alterations: reasonable. Call RIA. 1897,
dns MA !ss sessa sSseas smqe 2ss asfs N
BERT. $50 Irving NV. Apt, 4. AID. 223s.
GIRL GolQred desires position as otfs
hand GE. 1857 20
LADY, young, executive secretary or COM
panion; capable, responsible, drivers IL
cense: free 10 travel; references. Box
NURsE, practical. experienced; references.
REGIsTERED NURSE desires work in doc
tors Office Mondays through Fridays. co.
SECRETARY, executive ability, responsible;
peermanent per- position; salary, $50 wk. Boz
SINGER, rich contralto voice. desires adj
STENOGRaPHER, experienced Spanish
and English, wants well remunerated, full
time, tnrs, pernanesnt position. Write A y q.
sTENoGRAPHER CORRESPONDENT ex-
pert. experienced manuscripts, etc. Can
compose sales letters, difficult letters 81 50
per hour. Box Pr. Star. %.
TYPIST, experienced, wants tipping to do
at home Call WO 1865. -25
YOUNG LADY available for diversified
work Saturday mornings; preferably ne.
section Michigan 43S9 25'
WOMAN wants work, cleaning office at
night Cal Ludlow Os50
WOMAN MANAGER for apartment or
rooming house Call wa 1925. 25'
YOUNG WOMAN, travelled, good back
ground, lyplSt, diversified experience.
wishes position. responsibilities; $50 week.
Box 253-L. Star
ATTENTION. BUSINESSMEN-If you need
competent stenographer. typist. book
keeper or clerk for a half day, full day OF
longer call MISS BARRETT, DE. 694S. L
no answer, DI. 4S1l. -26
Evening star., 1946-02-25
HELP MEN,

WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE-salesman who
wants to make as much as $4,000, per
Seto@O5,s Set gsa|ns ARpy RsS SsSl Georgia ave- s
WOOL PREssERs. experienced; immediate
s fioor. WoopWARp & IoTHRop. 9s daily. M
WORKING MANAGER for large gasoline
station; s, s exper; in al operations Of this type
ding and training inexper. men. Salary
open. Write full details, Box l74-M. Star
y5f yyo5k garden. cail' MR.. cHAPMAN, ST. ST.
YOUNG MAN. e5 to 30. with auto driving
experience for parking garage job; willinp
to assume responsibility. 719 18th st. II. W,
Tues. from 10 am. to IL noon and 2 to
YOUNG MAN to learn Neon business: fair
salary TO start; no limit for one who is
willing to learn. D. c. NEON SIGN co,
YOUNG MAN. about 20. to assist the ma man
ager OF small but, key dept, in a bust
experience in use Of radio test instru-
ments is essential: varied interesting desk
work involving as first essential the
OF a selling nature: also assist in getting
out small house organ. order engravingS,
90 ,,l bit Of inspiratisnal writing, occa;
man OF the. dept. mgr. At least jr col
ay sso Is ou haRe the sa
to see the future possibilities in a position
OF this kind and are willing to learp and
work, write your best letter OF application
as a sample of your writing ability. Box
YouSG MEN to work in hamburger shops;
experience not necessary; rapid advance
ment; salary paid while learning Apply
agd, and Wed; At the B, & B. c coNiMissARY'
YOUNG MAN for outdoor newsstand, live
wire, state experience and references. Box
YOUNG MAN to clerk and deliver in
grocery yo store. 1901 Montello ave. ne.
THE Y Nj. c, A. will assist veterans to get
1875 G ST. NV, to -. and l to 4; also.
9 to . on Saturday i
OUTDOOR clerical work, experience not
necessary; training paid for; Is to 45
fun time 6-days per week, Sl65 per month
for 4S-hour week Apply in person
weekday mornings between 8 m. and 10
noon. CAPITAL TRANSIT CO., employ
msnt ms office, 1872 M st. NV. Georgetown.
Route No. 90, Cabin John streetcar. or
Route No. 80, Friendship Heights street.
REPRESENTATIVE OF HIGH CALIBER-
We manufacture fine furniture, home fur
nishings and appliances sold by leading
department. furniture and other. retail
stores, Our Nationwide distribution is
sumer and all-important dealer .publica-
tions. Our products are already we'll
established IN this territory. We want a
topsnotch salesman; he must have drive,
must have sales experience. although, not
necessarily in our line Earnings will be
substantially larger than average. based
on commission, salary, or both. Give full
ARRANGED Write Box 56l-K. Star -26
Evening star., 1946-02-25
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored. desires work after school.
Ask for AUDREY GREY. DI, 1886, IS
GIRL, coiored. desires z Kh.w., ) days vk..
$50 10 4 o'clock, S22 and carfare. Ii.
GIRL. colored. wants gh.w from Q tiH
3, ) days a week Phone HO 1887.
GIRL, colored, neat. wants Inv; will care
for baby for employed mother from 10
card Cali Pc. 1858. ' '''N'' "'''
HOUSEKEEPER, white, exp. wishes COM
Portable home rather than high salary: IN
gentle family. Box 43s-L. Star. 20
PER--Unencumbereo, middle
aged lady available for motherless homei
light houSeTork: live IN. Glebe 6345. 25
work done. Pm. TR. 1895. 25s
Evening star., 1946-02-25
MOTOR TRAVEL.

OFFICERS WIFE driving to Kansas CITY
about March !. Some one to share driv-
ing. 81. 1876. -25
passenger who can drive car. MISS
MILLER, telephone Michigan 3O56 -25
TRAVEL BY CHARTERED PLANE any
where, any time Call Spruce 0SSS
LADY driving to Los Angeles, Calf, next
week wants some one to help drive and
share expenses. SH. 64S5 20
ELDERLY GENTLEMAN offers careful
driver free transportation Miami, leaving
soon. Box 44S-L. Star. 20.
TO Los ANGELES-'42 Packard Clipper,
leave Feb: 25th; take three. Ii. 5671:
after 5 pm. Ma. 1855. 25s
RIDE Pgh. -Brookville, Pa, vic, desired
27th or 2sth. MISS MEIER. HO e4l6.
CONTINUED on Next Pare-l
Evening star., 1946-02-25
SITUATIONS MEN tcontD

STTUAIIONS MEN KSoht.T
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, male: part
time, to 10 pm, Northwest section pre-
ferred. Box 354- Il, Star "a
OPERATOR, male, exp., vet.i
prefer apt, hotel. night W. CHI. 1854, 6-s.
VETERAN. A. B.. IL B., 8 yrs. In Govt,
adm. experience in Govt. and Army. Good
appearance. Selling or general ONCE work.
Part time evenings and Sat. Call 81.
4O95 After G.I0 D M. 2hs
Evening star., 1946-02-25

VETERAN, married, employed. desires liv-
ing accommodations in exchange for oper-
ating rooming or apt. house. BOX 477-L,
Evening star., 1946-02-25
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

AVIATION SEC. (FJ, $500. Interesting
work; under 35; perm. future Many other
unusual openings. Welcome. BOYDS,
333 F Ma 234O
Evening star., 1946-02-25

Continued on Next Pags.)
Evening star., 1946-02-25
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

c0mpetent StenOGfapher, typlst, BOOK
keeper. or clerk for a half day, full day o.
longer call MISS BARRETT, DE. 694S. L
no answer. DI. 4S11. -26
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-30

George and Harry Clothing
Corp.
hing Brooks, Inc.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-30
GI BILL
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field for which he is suited and ilte
lv TO succeed. The training divi-
sion. then places the veteran IN
a training facility as IN on-the-Iob
trainee,
"some " the higher skilled
trades and occupations for which
Negro applicants have been ap-
proved and placed for on-the-joo
training. include mechanical
craftsmen, tailors, electricians up
holsterers, tile settlers, dental
technicians, refrigeration and air
conditioning installers and repair
men. furnace repairmen, shoe max
crs. hair stylists, automotiye cleo
iricians. electric motor repairmen.
advertising layout men, hricklay-
ers, clereymen, dry cleaners
butchers, and statesmen Openings
have been made in several skills
and occupations for which no vet
Grams have applied.
statistics on a racial basis are
very difficult 20 compile in as
much as no files OF the Veterans
administration are maintained or
indexed according 10 race.
ANY discrimination which may
he directed against tho veteran
does not come from the Veterans
Administration Mr. Palmer add
ed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-30
GRAND JURY

and wounded a deputy sheriff.
Bumpus named Johnny Morgan,
photographer for the Nashville
Banner, and Napoleon stewart. an
unin;ured prisoner. as two Of 'ho
witnesses that appeared before
the grand Jury.
LEADERS HIT
An analysis OF the grand Jury's
indictments reveal a distinct at
tempt to make an example Of this
city's Negro leaders. The most
severe charges were leveled at
thcn.. Those indicted for Access
sores before the fact TO at
tempted murder in the first de-
gree are Sol Blair. Julius Blair
James Morton. Meade Johnson
ana James Thomas Bolldnlant
Those indicted Tor attempted
murder in the first degree ere
james Morton. Sol Blair. Meade
Johnson, Bellanfant. Tommy Bax-
ter. Clarence Brown. Charles c.
Edwards Idthor Edwards Ro-
bert Gentry. Cal Lockridgc Webs
ter Matthews, John Meknens,
Lewis Miles Jr. Paul Miles Char
ley Smith and 10 others. uniden-
tiff d.. and said not under arrest
RumOas did not reveal the
names Of those indicted all Ne
eroos. but not yet urder arrest.
OF TIE total OF II indictments, 26
Negroes were listed IN the first
indictment Tie four white men
were listed in the second indict-
ment aud ,hird charged William
A. Pillow and Lloyd Kennedy
with attempted murder in the
first DECREE The remaining eight
indictments were directed OF one
person each, and Carried mostly
e charge Of carrying concealed
weapons
Meanwhile. Atty. Gen Tom c.
Clark last week ordered the re-
cent Columbia, Tom. disorders
put before federal Grand jury
He told Horace Frirrson. INIT
ed state attorney al Columbia
that Justice depa .tment repre-
sen'atiyes would work with the
Grand jlry.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-30
BASEBALL

Coz FROM PAGE
any Me- om the sams
sunday. 4..se vii be NO
one .: the states older rs
with approximately 90 ne,
Negro population, Jacss,o,'r
became the first southern n,.'
cipality TO openly aaaoupes
official racial taboo. RoO,,,
and Wright. the first Nor.
signed by organized ba,s1.s
have been training with Mos,,.''
and have taken part IL ml,'s
games In other Florida cite,
Branch Hickey. the Dod,...
president, bowed 70 the sesr,,'.
ton law but said. we viii ~
take the onus for this thing :,
there be no misunderst,na,'
about that"
The Jersey City club knov.
as the Little Giants. a farm ,.,-
OF the New York Giants n,
warned Montreal Of this ~,
segregation regulation. hut p,o
posed 10 play the game wilbas
Robinson and Wright A ioi,,
statement from Edkar p. Feel,y
treasurer and attorney OF tho No.
Yorg Giants and the Little Clam,
aud Charlie Stencham. seeys,,-,
OF the Jersey City team, SAID
I'VE had nothing to DO VII,
the cancellation We Weta Nllts,
TO go ahead with the game Il y,
could persuade Montreal 10 le,,
Robinson at Daytcna beach !,
satisfy this regulation OF nc IN,
playground and recreation a.
partment. but the secretary ot
us the game had been cancelled
Montreal let the game r,ma,
cancelled Manager Clay Hoppe,
hin self southernei, said b
planned to bring Jackie her.
unless | get Official notice no
to"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-30
FUR STORE CHARGED
WITH UNFAIR ACTS

Complaints were made 10 the
Tribune this week aeainst tho
Lloyds Fur store. on Washington
Blvd. The complainants charged
the store With engaging in Unfair
trade practices and refusing 10 re-
fund money TO unsatisfied custom.
ers.
The complaints were complied
by Joseph W. Bradley, 320l Har-
FER. special inyestigator who
reported he had complied list u,
more than a dozen satisfied Gus
toners. Bradley said he worked
at the fur store for three months
as a driver and salesman NE
named Cyrus Blum and Robert
Fields as the operators of thc es-
adjustment
Signed statements by some Of
the complainants revealed that
many OF them had heen sold enc
type ~ nechandlse oy an alleSrN
salesman and when they Went 10
the store 70 complete tho sale they
were talked into accepting duttr-
ent merchandise Also when tn"
became dissatisfied they were riy-
On the run-around Some az iho
comrlainants are Miss Nsrs Nor-
man. 1890 ST. Antoine Mrs June
yarss 2s6i GlsdWin Mrs. J lfly-
ant 3i3S Hastings Mrs N,Car-
Thy $50 King Mrs Raily e,iGar-
field and Pernoli Collins Gas Bra
dy
The charges are sill, hcns
checked by the Tribune.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-30
RECREATION
Continued from Page r

Considiae also has denied the
charges made by Rev, Charles
Hill; and mcmbers o. the Tire
man A~ca Recreation Com nittee
that whEe youngsters were turn
cd away from ihe dance at which
Duke Ellington appeared at the
Kronk Community enter.
said Considme; AS FAR as tho
Krork incident is concerned, l
wish Ia say most earnestly that
no boy or SRI vas refused admit
,snce ~ the DLke Ellington
dance. nor was any hoy or girl
white or Nosro DISCOURAGED from
attrndins
ION the contrary It should he
made clear thar there We're Il
White Young people and IS Negro
Young people who attended the
dance II anyone can produce a
white child who Was denied adj
mittdnce "a the dance We should
like very much 10 talk TO that boy
or girl q
ONE NIGHT
In answer 10 the charges that
Negro childien were kept out Of
ihe Northwestern center by Po-
nceman Rex Smith Considiue de-
cared that there was one night
wcck That Negro children used
tho center Mas Marian Amos
Green supAr,isor OF recreation "a
tliiies Within the boulevard In
formed tho TRlRt ~ that ON
dry week an intorraciai club
from McGlsw school meets IN the
center under che leadership Of
Nr~ Irene Graves
ThA club House is Just off
Cmns Siver several blocks north
and wcsA ot McGraw
IN a nAshborhood with as large
5 Negro kopula'ion as the arcs
afound tbeANorthwost 'luh HoH''
ihe cctcaAon facilities should
ertun,y he used AZ leas, "a, much
py Nfero - IA white children al
fla iime our iMormdnis insist
STtrENENT CONTINUED
lp addition 10 the sections qnot
~ anoy. Con-idine's statement in-
audcd ~ following
appreciate the opportunity
YOU are 7g mo 70 tell our SIDE
Of the story rcsardtng the policy
% the Department Of PARKS and
Recrestion concerning white and
Negro children
Sometimes 40 receive corn
rain,s from individuals who claim
mat they have heard about an ~
stance OF segregation or discr'r-
NATION We investigate al such
amp,aints quicNie and thorough
aud We have never been a5l4
20 rrd any Justification FOR such
complaints
tNTIREIN UNTRUE
'As for our Matching plans 20
dlstouraga Negro Young people
from psrticipstins in recresiional
activucs or attending recreation
centers whrre white yolre PEOPLE
play as your paper stated this
week This Is entirely untrue and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-30
HICKS TO FILE

victor Hicks, SOS F. Philadei-
phia. Deputy Circuit Court clerk
and Tribune columnist, announced
Tuesday that he would file his APP
plication for the Democratic nom
nation to congress from the 18TH
district on Thursday, April 4.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-30
Pacific Veterans

James Anderson, p, 25l25 Pine
hurst. Roseville, Mich after 81
months of army life, has reenlist-
ed in the army and is looking for
ward to duty in Germany. An
derson is q member OF a quarter
master trucking company lie
spent Is months in the South Pa
cific and was light heavyweight
champion Of Guam where he was
with the 20th Air Force.
Anderson is the son OF Mrs.
Eleanor spright and the nephew
OF Mrs. Samie Lee Ware OF Rose
VILE.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-03-30

CONSTIPATION
ACIDITY, CTS. AGER OYER.t
INDULGENCE ~ EATING or
DRINKING.
Take Delicious, Dependable
NATA LAX
EFFERVESCENT POWDERS
The care Of your health should
form your most Important duty.
The worst enemy NJ your gen.
eral good health u the waste
matter that ferments In your IN.
testlnes. Clean your Intestlnes
and you Will experience the gen
erRl good health and the Ioy
OF living. For internal cIeanli.
ness. however, do not eBtrust
your delicate digestive organ.
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