Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, February 07, 1945, REDLINE, Image 13

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Detroit evening times., February 07, 1945, REDLINE, Page C-13, Image 13
About Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958

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Spring Flmv<»r Show
Sol for Marrli IJI-21
The spring flower and garden
*how, thr fir'd to hr hr id in IV
troit since I°lJ is announced for
March If 4 through wn<!< r tin*
»ponsocdup *>f thr I**-sf<~t4
Center and thr J 1.. Hudson C<>
Thr two auditorium* on thr
twelfth f <>or r.f t* .1. I. Hud-on
More will hr transformed into 1*
separate gardens wdh space on
the Karrr.c; >lirr * and State st:< < t
sides of the store aNo (ring used
for gardens di'plays ar t a host* --
rr*om for the Garden Center. The
show is open to the public and
there w.l] be no admitancc
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Taking p^irt in the 1J comfyt
trve rlasses of c\h oitinns are hi
garden rluhs of the <latr Mrs
John S Newberry will have a dis
play r.f hyhrul rlrlphiniums 3K
feet long t v 7 feet Wide and the
orchids of Mr. and Mrs Edgar
B Whitcomb will hr* displayed
Mrs David I). Dunlop is in charge
of the show
Koral point of the show will
be a stone w.whmg well, sur
rounded by four formal rove gar
dens. There'll be a j»ool garden.
« garden gate, a garden built
ONLY 40
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MILLIONAIRES
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tag Aid aboMii by people who enul.f
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Square Deal Optical Service
GRAND RIVER
at Times Square
GRAND RIVER
at Oakman
around a d<*orw ay ore *urround
;ng a gin-- wall a court garden
w.rh < paiierr-r] trees growing
agair.-f a vs di. a Pan-An* near.
-Hu;: a Ukix guuden.
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( • *nh»'r*nk I f *i- * t ute ii f si.. jf.pi
w , 1 « xlub.t, for t 1 e fir time a
<•( <•( ?;«,n of M ehigAn birds in a
sotting of t!«> s and shrubs on
whi* h o.r nat.vo hirrjs thrive and
will also display examples of Mich
igan wild flowers
T>- -s o s a day w ill bi es( or t
ed tiirough the show hv sp**‘Cifs 11y
t: Hined guides, who will answer
any question regarding the ex
: hihit- and who will explain the
{minis on which the judging has
bee n done.
3 l> VII V I.K T 1 KKS
ANo planned are three daily
leetures hy competent and well
known lecturers Each talk will bC
illustrated uuth colorerl slides. This
featuri is to i>e presented as the
11*13 Elsie Sibley Embody Memo
rial bund s* r;es.
The department of parks, and
rend ition i- rontributmg much of
the j. mt material for the show
and its floriculture specialist,
Henry A Johnson, vcTtt be Mijvr
intendent of construction.
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BAKED BEANS
Sea Scouts at Redford
II iK h School raising the
Mok in preparation for Roy
Scout week w hich will heir in
T hurs da v and continue
through February 11.
Study Case of Woman,
Guilty in Traffic Death
Sentencing of Mr*. Veronica
Fcddersop ».*). of sno Conner
charged w ith neghgi nt homicide
in a traffi d» ith will awa.t the
rejxirt of the probation depart
rr.ent T:af;, Judge George T
Murphv > ■ d ’odav
V v F* (I'ier>'* n ua* found
g . !ts’ ’ar 16 in ’he death of
I );,•.;(! r.-i.W’h 16. of l.v>h Mary
land. titit-v, pc.nte Ra >ch «a>
k..!<d i! h Jefferson, near Chai
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Peptt’C ola Company, Long Island City, N. Y.
Franchised Rottler: Dosstn's food Products, Detroit, \lich.
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Captive Yank Civilians
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American and British <i\ili:uis in the Santo Tomas internment camp at Manila waiting to bp assigned lixing quarters by their Jap captors.
When thj s ca m p u ;is liberated, the captives were found to In* ragged, unkempt and undernourished. This picture was taken by a -lap soldier.
Speed Recruiting
Of Navy Nurses
T e C'fVc of N;<\ >! Off >!'r
Procurement and the Red Cros
today joined forces in an effort to
sp< < d up the recruiting of navy
r .; «.es, '!\ net ted to cor •
for wounded r.\> fw: sonne! or.
‘h.|>« and in hospitals.
At tlvc navy i 1: ,m r-n the ninth
floor of the Book Building. appl -
cants for commissions as nav\
nurses may obtain full informa
tion ard receive their physical
examinations after li r.g out ap
pheation hlank-
The Red ('toss w .;; continue to
recruit nurses at its offi■. r. .16.1
L. Jefferson
Order the I mte<| states XX.ir
Saving* stamps frmn your He
troit Times carrier. He'll de
deliver them to your home,
ft ' /
Only slow, day-long
baking brings suck
old-time goodness
Genuine New tngland baked Ivans
;.. B& M Brick-Oven Baked Beans
;;. can’t l» hurried in the Baking.
Nosir! The«; delicious New England
favorites must be baked slowly not
steami‘d or boiled like the ordinary
kind ; for one entire day. They must
be baked until each separate Ivan is
mealy and tender and golden brown!
Baked with lota of pork and spicy
sauces. Baked, true to tradition, in
open bean pots and in brick ovens.
That’s why for the
finest in flavor, always
choose B & M.
Burnham <C- Morrill Co.
Portland 2. Maine
WANTED NOW!
27,000 more WACS
for medical work.
18 OZ. FAMILY MEAL SIZE
2 .\(*n Lak(‘
Skippers Gained
CLEVELAND Feb. 6 it.T)
Two Michigan rr.cn arc among
• • ;.!:!• officers promoted to new
P'v-;T;nn- ir.r the coming ship
ping s, ason on the* Great Lakes,
tr.f C'olumb.a Transjiortation Co
announced today.
(*!.;■: tes S Dailey of Douglas
will he captain ol ’he steamer
V. •?:• f. Surri. fTtrr IMlrer
of Mt Cl» mens wdl have rom-
H T Ewig
\ Store Hours 9:45 to 5:45 p. m.
yUL \ Monday 12:30 to 9 p. m.—Saturday 9:45 to 6 p. m.
\ nu
Modern, Washable Wall Finish
To Give Your Home Fresh Charm
QUART
Gallon
"Brighten up your xr alls in a jiffv . . . and it doesn’t take an
expert to-yet e\prrt results. You just mix Kem-Tone w ith
water and apply with Rollcr-Koatcr. Dries in 1 hour in
a beautiful jt.pple effect. Make your selection at Crowles’s.
Fifth Floor —M<i/n Building
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[oe 0 IVO^I
Greek Factions Agree
On Amnesty Terms
ATHENS. Feb 6 * INS i F.AM
delegates to the peace conference
in Athens have accepted the
Greek government's amnesty
terms, ending the deadlock be
tween the two groups* Foreign
Mihlsb r John SofianojKiulos an
nounced today
Sherwin-Williams
Somi-LiiKln 1
9W Gallon
New beauts for walls or
w-oodwork. Choice of 8
pastels that drv to a soft
satiny finish. ashable.
Sherwin-Willi ims
>lar-.\ol 5 airnisli
*l. til Quart
Presents dust and dirt
from lodging in wood
pores. Docs not discolor.
Saves plenty of work.
Sherwin-Williams
line t-lnniiirlohl
*1.57 Q uart
Ideal for furniture and
woodwork. Coes on
smoothly, leases no brush
marks. Choice. 14 colors.
Gsilon Cm ('ketchri 54.95
Fifth Floor
Main Building
THE WEATHER
t>. • .' »ni? v :.-i*\ •r'-x furrm »ri
r/ - i' ; i, »m! -...i v,a.—-4 > i^..it; -t>*
*• j*. 22 ModifraO to f.'r.h wind*
s .p»- f'«rr' *•• Pr> 'frt v.iiiip'nt, durlnj
• \‘ ■•' ■ i t> y •- * drgrect **•»?,
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DETROIT DATA
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Trmrx • «turi'j '>n. >.*r »,f
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TfV.|*;»'ir<> this d*tr f. r ai * 7 2 V*l>
Hl»l.> st, js tfifiu: in . .- . *o*t. -1 111
lii—*U‘.f humidity :.t..^u*'.. 2-20 *. a..
**■',, ► ’0 « m.. BT'-. 2 ,:0 p it... L l )’ .
* 10 p rr > ’<■
rrf'!pll»U ! ■ in l««» 94 I u:* »' dini it.
« m , m t"»d»> Ti*.t
[iw
—”” 1 % % W %
Durable Kitchen llus<‘
With Useful Drawer and Cupboard
*ir
Strong construction throughout with durable white enamel
finish. Drawer for cutlery or linen. Handy shelf in pan
compartment. Measurements: 24 4 inches wide, 22 ! 4
inches deep, 32** inches high. Get yours at Crowley’s!
Kitchen Bjsc, White Lnamel Ftnrh, F*ulned B r eaJ Bor
36' u uide. 22 1 a' * Jeep, )2't" high $24.95
2-Drauer Kitchen Base, White l.numel Finish, F.nrlo\ed
Bread Box 2'IS uide, 22 a” deep, ) 2' 2 high, $19.95
Fifth Floor—Mam Building
THE DETROIT TIMES
Feb. 1945
WLB Rejects UAW
Demand lor Raise
WASHINGTON, Keb. 6 (INS)
A WLB panel has recommended
to the WLB that it reject de
mands of the UAW-CIO that the
Glen L. Martin Co. of Maryland
hike wage rates and liberalize sick
lea\e. night shift pay and job
classifications.
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