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SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1944
NAIL ‘COTTON ED'
DEFEAT IN S.C.
WASHINGTON. D. C-The de
feat of Senator Elligon D ( ‘Cotton
Ed") Smith in the South Carolina
Democratic primary last week was
flailed In the nation’s capital by
Informed political observers as a
Earning to Congressmen that ca
reers built on "race baiting" can
not survive.
Negroes, however, take little
eomfoil in his successor. Gov. Olin
D. Johnson, who. judging from past
performances, sees eye to eye with
Senator Smith on his "white su
premacy" views.
The repudiation of the 80-year
eld dean of the Senate who was
bidding for his seventh term is no
minor political incident. Long op
posed to the New Deal, a cham
pion for "white supremacy" and
states sovereignty, he has been
uncompromising in shouting his
hatred whenever he could get any
one to listen. His rabid views, his
senility, his lack of sufficient or
ganized political backing spelled his
doom.
Walked Out On Prayer
Tn the 1936 National Democratic
Convention held in Philadelphia,
••Cotton Ed" Smith stalked out of
the convention when the Reverend
Marshal Shepherd, pastor of the
Olivet Baptist church, at that time
also a member of the Pennsylvania
State legislature, was called on tr>
give the prayer opening one of the
sessions. He would not be "in
sulted' by having to listen to a Ne
gro minister pray.
As chairman of the Senate Agri
cultural Committee, he devoted the
greater part of his time pushing
cotton, the principal crop of South
Carolina, raised by highly under
paid farm hands, predominantly
Negroes, into the counc.ls of the
nation.
While Governor Johnson conduct
ed a pro-Roosevelt campaign, he
admitted that he disagrees with the
President on "certain domestic po’.i
c.es." Johnson s resentment of the
Supreme Court ruling which estab
lished the rights of Negroes to par
ticipate in Democratic primaries is
te*t shown by h s blatant denunci
ation of the decision.
Takes Anti-Ballot Action
In a week-long special session of
the South Carolina legislature
called by the governor in May.
South Carolina wiped her bonks
clean of approximately 170 refer
ences to s’ate primar.es in an ef
fort to forestall any legal action
which might perm.t Negroes' par
ticipation.
It i- understood tha* the 4R-yrar
e’.d governor of South Car lina
had tne support of iaoo: .r. his cam
paign.
Commmenting on h.s defeat. Sen
ator Smith said. 'lf this election
meets the approval of a majority
of the qualified \oters of South
Carolina. I ab.de by the r decision."
Southern Educators End
Ohio State Workshop
COLUMBUS. O —'ANP»— Seven
teen educator* from high schools
and colleges in the South Inst week
completed a six-week workshop
atudy on the campus of Ohio State
University
The project was jointly sponsored
by the Cooperative Negro college
study, directed by President H C
Trenhiim of the Alabama Stare
Teachers college and the Secondary
School study, directed by W A
Robinson of Atlanta university
Roth stud.es are developments if
the Association of Colleges and Sec
ondary Schools f r Negroes and
supported by tin - general education
b"ard.
The group attending the work
shop included representatives from
six schools and 31 land-grant col
leges
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Negro "Bast Ever” Candy company at Nassau, Bahamas. Last to
right: Capt. Gaorga Wood, aida to his Boyal Highnass; tho Duchaaa
of Windsor shaking hands with tha proprietor. Mr. Ulric Mortimar;
Hon. T. A. Toota. mambar Lagislatura. cantar; and Mrs. Ulric J.
Mortimar.
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PRINCE HERMAN
VISITORS FETED BY MISS TURNER
Missas Lola Bland of Macon, Ga„ and Loretta
Long of Knoxvilla, Tann., ara shown abova with
lhair hostasa. Mlai Charlia Maa Turnar, and a
lew of tha guaata who cama to Join in tha
NEWS of FLINT
By C. W. LOWERY
FURLOUGH HOME
Robert Turner is back at the
Great lakes’ Training base of the
Navy alter a furlough home which
ended August 2 He is being
schooled in the art of ship fitting
at tne base. He was inducted on
May 8. 1944. and is 18 years old.
His brother is the Jack Turner of
the Flint police force. He also
has a s.ster. Mrs Irene Keys of
109 E. Wellington. Other relatives
also live in the city.
Sgt. Sheridan Tucker, brother of
Mis* Dolly Tucker, parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Ludie Tucker of 610 East
Wellington, is also here on fur
lough. T -Sgt. Tucker is with the
anti-aircraft division of the army.
His camp where he is stationed is
a military secret as he probably
vi ill see action soon.
Sgt. Samuel Carpenter, Jr. son
of Mr and Mrs Samuel Carpenter,
is home on furlough and was unit
ed in marriage to M.ss Arie Lee
Peek, lovely cousin of Mrs. James
Elders.
Frank Carpenter, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Pearl Carpenter of Park street,
and first cousin of Sgt. Samuel
Carpenter, has been some time in
the area of the Aleutikn Islands
with the 364th Infantry Sgt. Frank
Carpenter graduated from Central
high n 1939 and had one year of
junior allege before he was in
ducted into the armed forces of
this country only two days after the
Pearl H-iibor attack.
Sgf Edward Urquhart is visit
ing h s parents here. He :s a
g-aduate of Northern It is be
lieved that Sergeant Urquhart has
his over-seas papers. Sgt. Urquhart
has been in the armed forces for
m< re than 18 months.
Stacy Callahan, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Stacy Callahan of
203 d Stanford, is away in Chicago
with his wife, Mrs. Thelma Allen
Callahan, on business. Stacy, Jr.,
has been married about a year; he
is to report to Fort Sheridan soon
this month. He is employed at the
Ruick Motor company, Flint.
Idus Hollins, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Idas Hollins cf 1527 Liberty, was
h. me on furlough last week from
Ft. Sheridan where he is attached
to the a:r-e*orps of the United
States Armed Forces. He was em
ployed at the Fisher Body plant
when inducted two months ago.
His father ar.d mother are in a war
plant here
CHURCH UNION PICNIC
Approximately 2000 persons at
tended the Church Union picnic
held on Friday, July 28. at Flint
1 Park More than a dozen churches
.sere represented. Both children
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merrymaking a! a party given in their honor.
Lois and Loratta ara tha nieces of Mr. end Mrs.
E. J. Washington of Brush street, with whom
they will remain ior the rest of the summer.
and adults participated in many
events.
The Church Union picnics were
previously held at Potters Lake,
but were discontinued after the
drowning incident several years
ago.
SPORTSMEN PLAN
FALL ACTIVITY
Plans for fall activities will oc
cupy the attention of the Flint
Colored Sportsmen at -their regu
lar monthly meeting which is sched
uled for Sunday, Aoguit 6 The
club is expected to formulate an
entire new cooperative program on
its calendar of club events this
fall and winter including ladies’
night, stags, cards, as well as bowl
ing tournaments The club build
ing at 1612 Clifford has been newly
decoratad. The entire membership
is especially urged to attend the
coming meeting. Officers of the
club are: J. H Matthews, presi
dent; C Coble, vice president; A
F Butler, treasurer, and C Neely
secretary
Harold Ferrell of Dwight was
away in the south because of the
death of his sister. She was a
member of the armed forces of
this country, a WAC. She had
been in a camp in the south for
more than a year when »he died.
LaVerne Richardson. 14, of 2005
Dwight, the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Emanuel Richardson, on
Wednesday, July 26, here after a
long spell of illness which ended
in death Saturday. July 22 Fu
neral service* were held at Mt.
Olive, the Rev R R Turpin, pastor
of Mt. Olive where the entire fam
ily holds membership, officiated.
Surviving: parents, Alma and
Emanuel; two sisters. Ramona. Fre
donia of K>\; two aunts,
Mrs Beatrice Holden of Detroit.
Mrs Vasalonia Baxter. Flint; uncles,
Premium and Roscoe Spire* of De
troit.
VISITS SON HERE
Mrs. Leslie Battle of Smithville,
Ga., spending a vacation here with
her son Frank Battle of 754 Mc-
Clellan. a barber, left last week
end to vUlt ■ daughter, Mrs. L.
Patterson, of Chicago. Miss Cath
erine Johnson, same address, the
daughter of Mrs. Emma Johnson,
accompanied her grandmother, Mrs.
Battle, to ’ Chicago. While Mrs.
Battle will return to Flint to con
tinue her vacation with her son.
Frank, and daughter. Mrs. Emma
Johnson. Catherine will continue to
Brunswick. Ga. to visit relatives
and return this fall to school.
Mrs. Sweetie McNeely. 0314 E
McClellan, is visiting her sister,
Mrs Mildred Allen of Omaha,
Nebr, Mrs Neely is spending two
weeks with her sister whom she
ha* not seen in more than ten
years. Mrs. McNeely is working
in a war plant here.
James Elders, proprietor of the
Elders Grocery store on St. John,
is vacationing in Americus. Ga.
with relative* and friends. He is
expected to be away for several
w tries.
VISIT RELATIVES HERE
Mrs J. B Wright. Mason City, j
lows; Mrs. Myrtle McClendon, of
Oklahoma City, Okie., and Mra.
Mote Robinson and children of i
Cnieago. are visiting their relatives
snd immediate family here; Mr.
,t"d Mrs. Joe Robinson. Mrs. Laur- ,
entine Williams of 2012 Stanford;
Mr and Mrs Charles Neely. Mr. j
and Mrs. Emmit Brown of Ninth
street.
CLl'B ENTERTAINED
After the regular business meet
ing of the Thursday Afternoon club.
Mrs McFadden, whose home on
Dwight at Tingree the members
me', entertained Mrs Grandvill
Franklin, outstanding :n club work. I
told of the life of our late George
Wain ngton Carver; Mrs May Ellis
was the guest cf honor.
Charleston Housing Lack
Keeps Negro Workers Out
WASHINGTON <ANP> - The
housing shortage in the county of
Charleston. S C . was pointed out as
one of the principal factors that
have discouraged nonwhite workers
from seeking wartime Jobs there. .
according to a report by J. C Capt.
director of the bureau of the census,
department of commerce.
More white workers have poured
into the vicinity to seek defense i
jobs since 1940 than nonwhites, the 1
report revealed
The white population of the coun
ty increased M 2 p*r cent while thta
nonwhite population increased only
9 per cent.
U-Boat Victim
And Conqueror
Now At TAAF
TUSKEGEE ARMY AIR FIELD
Ala —A victim of a Nazi submarine
attack ind a conqueror of the Ger
man "tin fish" both reported to this
field recently for duty—one wound
ed and awaiting award of the
Purple Heart; the other, to put his
valuable knowledge of supply
gained under combat condition*
into practice on the home front
The victim is Pvt. A D Thorr.a*,
Atlanta, Ga . a veteran of the fight
ing in North Africa, who was
wounded both by shrapnel and a
sniper's bullet at the battle of Cas
serine Pass.
Pvt. Thomas, formerly a member
of the 837th Engineers, was torpe
doed on his first trip across—the
burn.ng ship barely limping into
port to Bermuda Thomas suffered
severe burns as a result of an ex
plosion in the’galley, where he and
his budd.es were bailing water for
dear life
| The conqueror of German U-Boats
is Ist Lt .Vthur Russel of lonia.
Mich., who was formerly an en
listed man at McChord Field, Ta
coma. Waso
i Three weeks after receiving
commission from Camp Lee. Va
Russell found h.mself aboard ship
bound for foreign service The sh:p
was attacked by two German subs.
1 Aeurately aimed American fire ac-
I counted for one; the other managed
1 to escape in the fog.
Later, upon being aligned to
, anti-submarine patrol duty in B-23 s
as an observer with the Antilles A.r
Task Force. Lt Russell's group sent
I an undisclosed number of German
1 submarines for a sojourn in "Davy
Jones Locker."
A God-Sent Woman
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REV. MME. B. LUCKEY
Greatest spiritual reader of all
timaa from New Orleans. Louis
iana. Rev. Mma. Luckey has
bean reading since 12 years of
age. Will tall you what you
with to know. All your ques
tions answered. You can now
receive real spiritual help no
matter what you? troubles ara.
You can have your heart s de
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including Sunday. 11 A.M. to
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Ju§tice Department Stays
Quiet On New Iberia Case
WASHINGTON (ANP> The
justice department was not pre
pared to discuss last week the viola
j tions of civil liberties in New Ibera,
La, where three NAACP official*
j were run'out of town In June.
; The next regular grand jury for
I the U. S district court which in
cludes New Ibera begins its next
teim in November.
FF.PC GETS OUT PAMPHLETS
WASHINGTON - tANPI - The
Fair Employment Practice commit
tee has just gotten out a pamphlet
titled ‘ FEPC—How It Operates,"
the agency announced last week. It
was prepared by the division of re
view and analysis headed by John
A Davis, formerly with the Gov
ernors Committee on Discrimina
tion of New York.
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF MICHIOAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
THOMAS TURNER. Plaintiff
Vt. Ns. *4O SIS
ANNA MAE TURNER. Dsfsndsat
At • session of said Court hold at tha
Court Xouss in tha City as Datrolt. in said
County, an tha Sth day of July, A. D. 1844
1 resent: Tha Hon
CARTER F. 0 HARA
Circuit Judge
In thin causa, lt appearing to tha court
that chancery summons haa boon issued out
and undar tha aaai of this court, far tha
appearance of tha dafandant. and that tha
i*mo could not bs served on or bafora tha
return day thereof. for tba raaaon that aald
dafandant being a raedant of tha City as
Detroit. County of W’ayns and State of
Michican. was concealed thsram and aatd
chancery eummeni has been returned with
tha certificate tvereon endorsed, showing
mat 'after diligent search and inquiry, said
defendant could not ba served In the State
es Mich (an, on or before tha return day
thereof:
•On motion of Robert J. Evan*. Attorney
for tha plaintiff.
IT IS ORDERED that the aaid Anna Maa
Thomas, cauts her appearance to ba entered
in this court, within throe months from tba
date es this order, and in case of her ap
pearance, she cause her answer to tha plain
t.ff s hill of complaint to ba filed, and a copy
•hereof to ba nerved upon the attorney* for
tha plaintiff, within SO days after aervioe
upon her of a copy of and bill, and that
in dafault thereof the said bill be taken
ss ronfeasad by tba said defendant.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that a copy
of this order ba published in any newspaper
; iMiahed and circulating tn the County es
Wayne, and served, according to law
CHESTER P. 0 KARA
Circuit Judga.
A Trua Copy
CASPAR J LINOEMAX Clerk
TKEO P FELDMAN Deputy Clark
STATE OF MICHICAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY Of WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
MATTIE RUTLAND. Plaintiff
Vs Ne *4l 441
J. B RUTLAND Defendant.
As a session nf said Court held at tha ,
Court House In the C ty of Detroit, in aaid I
County an the *7th day of July. A.< D. 1*44
Present; The Hon
JOSEPH A MOTNIHAN
Circuit Judga |
In th:a cau*e It appearing te tha court
•hat chance f summons has been issued eut
arid undet the sea! cf this court far tha i
tipcaranc# of tha defendant and that tha
%a * j could net be s-tved on or before tha
return dsy thereof lor tha teason that said
defendant be ,n( a tesident of the City of
Detroit, County of Warns and Stats of
M -hsger sti concealed therein and aatd
chancery summons has been returned, with
the cart *.'ate thereon endorsed showing that
after dil.gent search anS inquiry, tha aaid
defendant r-uld net ba served cn ar before
the return dar thereof, in t w e City of De
troit. County of Wayne and State es Michi
gan:
On motion of Rovborough and Taliaferro,
A’mrnevs <ot ’he Plaintiff.
IT IS ORDERED that the defendant. J. ».
Rutland, causa bis appearance te ba entered
in this ceurt within three months from tha
data as this ordnr and in cnaa as hit ap
pearnnen. he enuas hie answer to tha plain*
t fife h.il as complaint te ha filed, and n
copy thereof te ha served upon tha plain*
t:ff a atterneya within SO days after aarviaa
unon htm as a ropv cf aaid bill, and that in
default thereof the 'aid hill bs taken a*
cor.faased hr ‘h* IS d defendant
IT IS TfR-TIFR ORDERED that a copy
of this order be published in any newspaper
puMisaed and circulating n the County es
Wssne and State of Mich (an. and served
according to law
JOSEPH A MOTNIHAN
Circuit Judga
A True Ccpy—
CASPAR J LIN DEMAN Clerk
B- VICTOB L HICKS Deputy Clerk.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
TULIA BAILEY Plaintiff
Vs Ne 141-774
LEROY BAILEY Defendant.
ORDER Or PURI ICATION
At a seas on es said Court held at tha
County Bmlding to tha City of Detroit
County of Wayne and State of M'ehigan. an
tint ... - day as July A D 1944
Present Hon
CHESTER P 0 HARA
Circuit Ju dg*
In th f rai.se It sppeanng fiom tha AIR*
dav.t of the Plaintiff on fil# tn tha above
entitled < a use that after diligent search
and mqt tv it rennet ba ascertained In
what B'ata ar Ckunty tha Dafandant te*
* On Met en of rvLIAN W PERRY Attor
ney far P’s.nti®.
IT IS ORDERED that LEROY BAILEY
a[pear and answer the Bill of Complaint
filed in this cause within three S months
from tha date nf this Order or aaid Bill
u 11 bs taken as confessed against him
And IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that
th a Order he psiblithed according to law and
also that s copy of this Order be sent te
tha last known address es the Defendant,
Ne MO f pertor Avanue, Detroit, Michigan
by registered mail
CHESTER r O HARA
Circuit Judge.
A T- e Cepv—
CASPAR J 11N0EMAN Clark
B\ ARTHUR D JONES Deputy Cloth
STATE or MICHIGAN
IN IHI CIRCUIT COURT FOR
the county or u ayne
:n chancery
VIOLA LAMAR Plaintiff
V. No I*l I*l
AL LAMAR Dofondant
ORDER 01 PUBLICATION
At ■ tot. on of »:d Court hold at th«
C It} B II t :n t!io cty ol Dotio t
Cnuntjr of Wayno and Srato of Michigan
on th'» *(i' , *y of Juno AD , I*4*.
I'toaont. Tho Hon
ROBERT M TOMi
C OCUit JtldgO
In thti i»< it appearing from tho As
f davit of t o P ointtff on f|io n tho aho»o
entitled ii u«o thtt iftot diligent mrtk
and ingulfy ' carnet bo aacerta.ned in what
State or C tho dofondant reaidee.
On moron of JULIAN W. PtRRT. Alter
nry for tho r « ntff
IT I* ORDERED that AL LAMAR appear
and enamor tho Bill of Complaint filed tn
thia oauio w thin thtao <1 .montha from
tho data o' !' i Ptdor or and Rill will bo
talon aa (or rnod aiair.at him
And IT IA EVRTHER ORDERED that thia
Otdor bo Publttho* according to law and
alao that a r» of thia OHor bo aont to tho
tat kroon addtoat of t v a Dofondant E
Gatftold Avor o Potro t M chtgan. bp reg
tatorod mail
ROBERT M TOMA
Circuit Judge
A Truo Cep»
CASPAR 3 I INGEM AN Cloth
By Arthur D Jonoa Doruttr Clark
HATE CT MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT fOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
JOHN WYsilY INORAM an infant
Plaintiff
Y. No. I*o Ml
MARJORIE INGRAM Dofondant
At a aoai 'O of aa d C'urt hold at th#
Cotirl Houao n tho C tr «'f Dotie.t in aaid
County on t o U*h 'it ot Juno A D IM4
Proaant Tho H n
Oil A MILLER
Circuit Judge
tn thia ca •• tt appoarini h* affidaott
hotota o'ta .•! t at t o dofondaat Mar
ton# Ingran .am at bo a#'tod b* ptocoa*
latuod out «f tVa court aa ah# ta not a
raaidont of t o St**# ot Michigan but that
aho roaidoa in h# City of Chattanooga l ate
of Tonnotaoo
On motion of R'tbeteugh and Ttliaforra
At'otnaya for fe Plaintiff
IT IS ORPI RED 'hat tho dofondaat Mar
)orto Ingram aproar and anawor tho bill
of complaint f.lod n thia catiaa withia throa
montha from t'-o date as thia ardar ot tho*
• aid bill bo tahm at onfoaaod and that
thia ordar bo »eit to tho dofondant bo rag
■atared mail t' bor laat hnonn addrota and
ff not raroiro! ’hat tho tamo bo puMtahod
;n in? newtpaper pi'blithod and circulating
tn tho County o Wayoo according to la*
GUY a MttLFR
ClfOUlt J.l 4 »0
A Tnte Cep*
CASPAR J LINGIMAN Clo-h
Bp Paa WOjcih, Dopu'p Cloth
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
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BUSINESS SERVICES
Letters written, public typists,
speeches prepared, insurance
policies examined. English
taught. For appointments call
Tr. 2-5384.
"real ESTATE FOR SALE
MODIBV IBM. CCMEMT BLOCK HOUSE
I lata city watar tad slactrldty. Madam
ehlchaa hou»a Oaad ea*h buy •> tarm*.
Quick tala Alta. ISSS Plymouth la toad caa
ditian. cbaap. Saa Mr*. Emma Alataa at
11 MS Maara Straat. Bamului. Miehlgaa
rOB SALE—A TWO MANUAL VOCAL
ION" plpa arfta ta playlm caadlttaa.
•uitabla tar imall church. Organ eamplata
with alaetrlc hlawar. Priea SSOO St. Jaha a
Praibytartaa church, 1410 Jaa. Campaa nr
aua.
FOR SALE
FLAT
An income for life. 5 family brick; j
rentals $2,580 yearly. Priced
$12,000 Owner liquidating There
fore, priced so low. A desirable '
brick 5-flat. 5 large rooms and
bath each; steam heat; only $2,500
down. Near Palmer and Beau
bien district.
TO. 8-4585
BENJAMIN RICH
FOR SALE
FLAT
Double your money. 3537 St.
Aubin near Mack, 5-flat; need
repairs: income $1,224 yearly; full
price $2990. Appointment.
TO. 8-4585
BENJAMIN RICH
SALE
HOUSES
Here is a peach! Conant Gardens.
Binder • Nevada district; only
54500. A neat 5 room single; large
living room; light kitchen; two
master bedrooms; full basement;
large furnace. Payment only
$33.00 a month. Priced only $4500;
$1,200 down.
TO. 8-4585
BENJAMIN RICH
FOR SALE
1 FLAT
Double your money, 12 brick ter
:aces; income over SSIOO. Priced
at only $27,000. Owner quitting
therefore priced so low. 7 and 8
large rooms and bath each. Sep
arate heating plant. Originally
sold for SIOO,OOO now only $27,000
with $7,500 down.
TO. 8-4585
BENJAMIN RICH*
Patroniis Our Advertiser*
MOLDERS
and LABORERS
W.M.P.C. REGULATIONS
Must Bring Release
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FOUNDRY & MACHINE
COMPANY
3633 Military at Michigan
Tel. Lafayette 1338
Evenings and Holidays-Call Wyandotte 4492-W
Help The War Effort .... Buy
More War Bonds
MISCELLANEOUS Con.
ELDERLY LADY
Whc tiiu home with rupee tabic family,
■tay wlib childraa at night; mathar warh
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BUSINESS OPPOBTUBITT— Orarnry aad
meat marhet far aala. Goad lore tree Clpaa
•lack Prtcad right. Call TTLEB S-TSS4 fa«
tafermettaa.
UNFUBXISHED BOOM—Large anfnrniabad
ream waated la Verth End ssatkaa Ho
ceektag Siagla girl. Call TXmpla 1-SSA4 aft
er I p m
EUBMITUBE FOB SALE—Nadia. aaw ttudle
couch; twia bedroom tuite with lunar
• print mattreea. Mr* Oabnal. STS E. War
ren Avenue
ICE BOX—7I pouad capacity Pereelaia
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Help Wanted
MALI
BOX SAWYERS
Rip and Cut Off Laborers
Stock Handlers
Box Factory Work
0000 WAGES
BOHN LUMBER PRODUCTS
Mt. Elliott and Lynch Rd.
TRUCK
DRIVERS
FOR COLLECTIONS
EASTERN MABKET
STEADY POST WAR WORK
FOR GOOD MEN
DARLING Cx CO.
3350 Greenfield Rd. near Allen Rd
Vi. 1-9400
WANTED
Hospital Maids
Dishwashers and
Pot and Pan Washers
GOOD SALARY GOOD
HOURS STEADY WORK
DETROIT OSTEOPATHIC
HOSPITAL
188 Highland. Highland Park
MALE HELP
WANTED
Insurance Collectors
Experience Not Necessary
Good Paying Position
in a Big Company
' ONE TO WORK IN INKSTER
OTHERS IN DETROIT
Apply: 76 W. Hancock
UNITED INSURANCE CO.
TEMPLE 1-0731
OUTSIDE
LABORERS
AND
HAND
TRUCKERS
MUST BE HUSKY AND
MIDDLE-ACED
Men Willing to Work Steady
48 HOURS PER WEEK
Bus Service to Front Door
AMERICAN
BLOWER CORP.
8111 Ti reman Avenue
Dearborn
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Help Wanted
MALE and FEMALE
WE NEED
LAUNDRY
HELP
MALE AND FEMALE
MEN TO WORK ON WRINGERS
Also NEED PORTERS
Good Wages
Excellent Working Conditions
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DETROIT OSTEOPATHIC
HOSPITAL
188 Highland Ave., Highland Park
Help Wanted
J FEMALE
GIRLS
For SPECIALIZED
LAUNDRY
WORK
NO EXPERIENCE
Pleasant Working Conditions
4737 ELMHURST
Near Broadstreet
We Need
MAIDS
For Hotel Work
Union Scale Wages
Excellent Post-War
Future
Apply
Hotel De Vur
1129 West Milwaukee
WE NEED
MAIDS
FOR HOTEL WORK
EXCELLENT WORKING
CONDITIONS
Apply
HOTEL DETROITER
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See MRS. Le VAN
Employment Office
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