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Bogus Check R Ring

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News!

Attacker Arrested by oe; "SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1046

Uncovered~Woman: Died? neat tet een Identified by Young Vi othe vena inthe bake~ sho
~DETROIT, Mich.(APNS)~, and | obieer of sartorial perfection, | AGED ictim sock: sresk' to" SOs Pager ie
ay ~ and investigation of the Palmer Mr, John Gillard melodiously| DETROIT, Mich ~on tack took place. She was able DETROIT, - Mich. ~(APNS)~ thik: ing place within the store so. por ede a ~indi
~The police are busily ~rounding up evidence against. three
persons whom they believe to
be responsible for flood of
worthless checks that have been.
turning up in recent. weeks,

It all began with the arrest
~of~ Russell Freeman, 29, and

a

Park Detective, Bureau: resulted
in the arrest of Miss Johnnie
Flowers, 23, of 4137 Hastings
Street, who, according to: the

police, confessed writing all the pF

checks and. that these ~checks.were then cashed by Freeman
or Milburn.

ezegant simplicity and they ~have

sang ~Till the Ead of Time.~
The whole ceremony was one of

my best wishes for all time to
com2.
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MISS BOLER BECOMES

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A young mother who lives on
Wisconsin Street was: criminally
assaulted in her home = early
Monday morning..(Name withheld: because -of the nature ~of
the.case) first became aware
of the intruders presence when
he struck a match on her living.

~to get a good look at the crim.

inal in spite of his efforts to
cover his ~face: with a handkerchief. The.man was armed with

a long screw driver and had

gained entrance through a kitehen window, When the. man
tat he warned her not to sry

James Glaspie, 24, 20482
Northlawn was shot and instantly killed by Detective James E,
Dunn; Ferndale police. officer,

~ According:to the police. report
Glaspie. was attempting.to hold
up. a dry cleaning establishment
located~ at.23069 Woodward, in

qe entered just as Glaspie was
allegedly stuffing stolen money~
into his pocket. -The report then
tates that. the suspected bandit
jumped upon. the detective, ~
Ran him: to the ground
then attempted to flee. through
the door allegedly pulling a toy

according to Ships magazine, in ~

addition = eS eee,
_ white, raisin and graham

battleship bake shop turns ~
pies; 8,000. hot rolls; 4,800 cinnamon
rolls, 6,000 to 9,000 cookies, ~fruit
slices, coffee rings and birthday: BRIDE OF MR, GIVENS = for special enna =
Fioyd. Milburn, - 28, both Tesid-.. Miss: Flowers was charged ieith I ao: Mis ~Foom stove apparently | to get~ out and threatened to refurn, F ] H F hi + pa ~ i ms 3 ~S Fe: ~~ i
ing at 9033 Delmar St., as they | uttering and publishing and re- | 1" 2" informal ceremony, Miss |: ae ee Srneyr. pistol from -hié pocket. Detec ts a
Precious Boler became the bride his. bearing. She immediately | The young lady~s husband works Glaspie is reported to have en-| tive Dunn shot ~him five time. poet Chitch Detroit, March

were leaving a used car Tot office which they: had allegedly }
~broken into, - Their~ logt con,~
sisted of two blank check books.

~The en questioning

~leased ~under bond, Roth. men
are ~being held, on a: -charge of
préaking~ and.,entering,* "Freeman
faces an automatical return.. to
prison as a parole. violator, ~

-A Statement: (Continued from Page One)

léugh Mr, Gillespie calle od on
me. He told me of the difficulties he was experiencing with
the paper and the proposition
which he made to me was indeed flattering, He told me that
knowing meas he did, he -felt
that I was the man who could
put the Spokesman over in the
style and with the effectiveness
that he thought. the people of

| Seek to

(Continued from Page One)

These leaders hold to the ~fact,
and ~it -is part of. their strategy,
that: the union: preaches: no discrimination, They have~ goné all
out'in word and deed to see, as
far as~*is- possible, that discrimination is abolished both: in: the
local unions and -in the. plants

of M:. Richard Givens. The \cere~mony: was indeed a lovely one.
Mr. Rudolph: Scott sang ~Be.
cause,~ Miss Helen Hamilton
was: dressed in gold with brown
accessories, Miss Bebis Boler
was dressed in grey with an offface hat and black accessories.
The~ men in waiting were: Mr,
Commadore Coles and Mr. Rudolph Scott. Mrs. Odell Broadway. was in charge of the arrangements,
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Mrs. Verna Elder visiting; relatives. and friend: in Cleveland, ORO, 3

+ * &

is.came out of the

turned on her bed room light,

not quite sure that;there was!

| When she;
bed room, she
was seized and flung upon a
living room couch where the at
someone~ present.

on a mid-night shift.

NOTE: As we go ~to press it
is Yrepprted that a suspect has
been arrested ~and positively
identified by the vigtim,

Oakdale Gardenite

Held. in. Lumber...~

DETROM?, Mich. =(APNS)~. Theodore | Crater, 27, 20832
Eckley, Oakdale Gardens,. was
arrested by Detectives Paul
Sheridan: and William Clinton
on suspicion of being respqnsible

with a degree of- success. The ey
also. have a fair practice com-|
mittee composed - of the entire

i ~~ XN Pe
| - wien eaten peécame the
{ bride. af M ~Elijah? ~Shumpert

for the theft of 22,000 feet of
high priority lumber ~ allegedly
stolen from a Veterans housing

black mépkett

One of the two trucks oid to
have beehA used by the thieves,
was found, still loadcd, in~ the
back yard of: Crater.. The sec.
ond truck was found behind
21314 Crescent Ct.

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Crater -is to be questioned concerning a number of other lum.

tered ~the cleaning shop hortly
before ~closing time last Saturday and, with his hands in his
pockts, urdered Gladys Mitchel,
proprietor of the store, to hand
over $300.00, At this point Detective Dunn. reports that he no
ticed that something range was

Miss Rosalie Prescott, 27, 9810
W, Eight Mile Road, was arrestsd ty Palmer Park Police and
neld for investigation in conhection with the Glaspie case.,
[he line of questioning was ~ot
revealed by the policc. {

DETROIT, Mich.~(APNS)~
Six Detroit organizations will
combine forces beginning April
1 in an intensive program to re
duce traffic accidents on the
city~s most hazardous. street ~
Graiiot Avenue,

Six Detroit Organizations to
Aid Accident Prevention Campaign

r
~

mile.

In addition, four of the five
highest accident intersections in
the city were on Gratiot; Gratiot

Drive, Gratiot and Mt.
and Gratiot and Harper,

and Vernor,. Gratiot and Outer ~
Elliott, |

17th, was a complete success.
Discussing as a subject: ~Right.
eousnéss and World Peace,~ a.
capacity house heard the~ various teachers as they brought
~home salient facts, all agreeing
on the adherence to the princi.! ples as taught. by Jesus Christ,
essential in bringing, about peace
by the world, which nations
now so ardently seek.

Mrs. Mannie C. Boone, Class
6, won both in attendance ang
guest teacher of the winging
class. 4% ~es PiaA

Francis icomnégad, ~of the De:
troit Urban League, summarized |

Flint and our readers elsewhere | executive boardwith a Negro as recently. Best of tuck! project early, Wednesday. It was ~The ~ organizations are: The the lesson, Dr. S. G, Murphy
deserved. I pondered over the director. And now the time; Mi;: an: Terry. st ~~ idle aire ean ie ad inl "Metts ears, iceman Police Department,. Traffic En- According to the Traffic Saf-| is superintendent and the -Rev,
situation and wondered~ if 1] comes, ~they add, ~for the~ inter-|: ee ee, etry Ser (TAREE roe cee (Sok singe gineering Bureau, DSR, Public) ety Association, which is co-or-| Jonathan A, Dayies,, Minister.

might be equal to fhe task. I
returfied to camp. For several
weeks the Spokesman ~failed ~to
reach me so I wrote my mother
asking the reason. She replied

national to. practice ~what ~they
-have been ~preaching to the rank!
and file membership. |
When asked if, the members
of the executive board are elect-'

dent ~at Michigan State College,
is: heme ona ten-day vacation.
| Good to see you:

aw

Frank Taylor of Clifford

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bits,

ed at large from thé floor of ~Street made a hurried trip to

Expect 423 Ne
At 477th Sition

ime

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ed

Lighting Commission, public
Association.
Last year, Gratlot avenue had

more. traffic ~accidents~ than any

~lother street in~ Detroit ~ a to.

schools and the \Traffic Safety|

dinating the activities of the
varivs agencies, the program
will iinclude increased enforcement emphasis, engineering as
The oldest person in attendance

School was 94 years old.
oaon ten tonloetons

sistance. and an intensive edlic3-|

~that the~ Spokesman was no | tional! program for both adults
~more, I was heartsick. It seem-| the convention, the answer was. Caicago to be at the bedside of Lockkourne Air Base ~ tal of 1,726'of which 435 result-| and. children. It will continue Club Manhattan
ed that I had lost a true friend. | that while they are. elected by, ~her brother who was a recent _- |'ed in death or injury. This was/ until Gratiot avenue accidents: Shortly before; being diseharg- regions the board can use its: ~accident victim, DETROIT, Mich.~(APNS)~ | moved in on scheduled time. | _/. average of 192 accidents per have been materially reduced
i ea from ihe army I came back power and influence in helpin i i.: COLUMBUS, O. ~., According Truly Lockbourne Army. Air ' me Centleneed Recreation
to Flint and. saw Mr, Gilespie. | the delegates from a. given re~ Mr, and Mrs. Russell) Cole } to information received here to- Base js becoming a mecca for lia C he ~. nad a 5
~He still had faith and confidence | zion elect.its candidates, And ar son were the <wepk-end | day, 423, WACS, ~ will, attive, Peer ihe Caonea aes. wk National Negro NEWS BRIEFS

on,in April,.

i guests of Miss Marion Coates of

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Thursday, March 21, at the 477th

don uncovered Roman pottery and

vegetables are cooked the fewer the

Barber Shop

that the paper could be made} f the international wants to:;.:
ae co a tee! still undécided. | eep faith with its Negro mem- | Spencer Steet: Station Lockbourne Air Base. famed air base will, be, welcom- Con ress In DETROIT,. Mich.~(APNS)~ ai
~Then Mi. Gillespie received a] jers it had better go on ~record. so" is: ~ only Hearo. WAC Air ed by the cltizens, not only in ~ The Rev:'Dr. Charles E, Stew- Prop. Norman Betts
communi~atién from Mr. W. H.] is living. up to its own no dis- | SICK LIST _ | Base in America, ~ this area,.but throughout Ape 1946 Dri art, Dean2of the School of Re- ead io}
Bends of the Atlas Power News- | -rimination -policy and have al We are sorry to report that When~ news broke that the entire country. Ive ligidn, Wilberforce. ~ Univerity, | stegugugugntececteticecetetntes -
paper Syndicate. Mr. Bonds, 4] Negro ~placed on the executive )vatious illnesses have a claim | 477th,-crack all-Negro Air force,| A hurried movement by jead- DETROIT... Mich.~(APNS)~ |spoke recently in chapel at Tut- |e eee ee
newspaper | man of long stand- goard: There~ aye many Netro! ~" many: Flintites. Some of eornmanded~ by Cilu B, O. Davis, ing Colored citizens is expected, ie Hetrolt ~Council of the kegeé Institute, Ala. Dr.~ Siew- ie bs
ing, a man who has proven his | labor leads Who are fully ca-! these are ~Mrs. Ella Sulzer, | Jr, was to be stationed here, fo bet stayted atonce Dy: rien National | Negro ~Congress an-|j arts. depth of understanding Ld K R rd
genuine sterling worth through pable. of filling this position lie t Gaither Gamble, Mr, Dan-|much favorable comment emit- pointment of a welcoming com- adkhoed |thic week that Marsh 244 clarety: of insight ~ makes ack ~ eco
~the years ~by achievements, and: | ~ iel Ballard, Mr. Richard Burkes |}teq from sources discouraging mittee to honir this bevy of 24 ey be the beginning date him: a most ~welcome visitor to
success, was the propelling force jof Vermont Avenue, dnd Mr. such a movenient. But this did| Negro Wacs when they arrive) 1) oa membership || O47; christian~ fellowship, Shop.
necessary'to decide my future. 300 000 { | Frank Taylor of Clifford Street. | not stop~ the -477th, and they! late Thursday~ afternoon: Carapaigrl ~ ae. X
I am now ~in the newspaper or. We're happy to say, though, | as The campaign will, be launch. The Secorid Annaal Night} \BEST IN RECORDS
business; I have no illusions. (Continued from Page One)~ | that all~ of those =~ sick Find Ancient City / Big Paper Mill ed with a giant~ membership ral- Sunday School held~ at Bethel DeLuxe Shoe Shi es
For the paper to succeed and list are pa tinitese rapidly. Examination of bomb, craters |~ In one day 25 million paper bags |1y a the Civic Center, 114 Ers-| "n@nce, for which pries. were e Shoe Shin
bring to the. community the ~~ issue is voted, $300, 000. which had-been formed in Canter- | are fproduced at the Savannah, Ga., |. st on March 24 at 6:00] Sven ~Prop, Jack. _Mitehell. -
$~Ahsings jinn nyu tre prpe| SOU, Ye el tit te oe ps | DOMES Or ~AR LAIST) brn Each caer | Med eGo ee aga (ta. te, el
soaaisibecapiaal ae ee: ~ r ~ e 8 q; A.;; ee 4 is guy.
~goyn bring, we have got to have | bose. dent - ~ R ane f ina rani Raia bel euneie ~ oe ie after the Hint conquest, 43/A. D., | paper mill and bag factory. It takes The. meeting is. being built} Atlas ~. ~Fay a0r, Fresisei, ennelworth Ave.
~cooperation, I have no qualms - Oy: & oe au including pottery illuminating the | 32 freight cars to. ship them away. | around the Columbia, Tenn, and aS, * Owe! evi onabite WAS atectocteatodtentocterioe reeincptotedbeestnecntntet
yibout: advertising: Ads are the | 07 COvese, ~~~ ig al speaker before the Thursday | jite of the ancient Romans, Foun; {| Freeport, L. 1. murders, Mrs. | -tegesgecgecqeristenteegecqectnctoetoogocfectectnten Medotindottedondetetntoel Se ee
hife ~ d of on ne ewspaper, ok iene ibid hing ny ro home of Club Rc. Ch ~at. the earth sot b Beman nile. ihc | Géaking Veeciibtes Gladys Stevenson, a victim of: men rg.9 ear te,, Pt
tc | ir se he ea Seg, AN) eG mn ne Coumae| ~ SANTEEYS CONFECTIONERY
~ we moat {have circulation? We Phelan, a Weasias Aig sub 5 vee iti ~pil. | PotteFy/Stwany: ancient vases and a etables to cook in boiling water. | Will speak,
are going to conduct a Arouse-; e proposed ~bo Seg VERE SUBIC was, e espénsibil '"- pall of potter~s clay bearing finger- | That's the best way to shorten the} All. Congress members who ICE CREAM ~ C Aner SOFT~ DRIN
- to-house campaign in ui tendon. 1 (~F $3,500,000 and will be voted! ities of a Clubwoman. prints. Craters of southeast Lon-| cooking period. The speedier the | Jive~ in the Eight Mile Road ee

-or to put- the Spokesman in 4 2 area are urged to be present at
every hohié. in: Plinti} should Greetin: s | the Gleaners Circle of. the whoo losses of vitamins. this meeting and to bring.a BEER: TO TAKE OUT ~ P
like to ask the readers to pass 7A g ing Daughters met at the Soetoatontenortectoctoteeteateatontoetoetoctectoeteetoateatenteetoege | friend with them. \

their copy along to someone else

~when they have: finished with;, | os al 9 R L. J. B: PA oe ge PRE eo a Th ae
ee oe eeveerers. It roast ~of.-similar. ico mvs miggebdceihn nna papers kaha ai KELLY S LUNCH ev. L. Denson as. ELOISE CALDWELL, Prop.

you don~t require their services Unroughivat nt ar communi a. hip gr aay ' She |'Causley and Marion Long ha | P A

] a s e. bri é:: te eg he ole i BAe
eS eee, ee teem sen them |e realize... isa) heroulean Leaipie re ~a lightful rast (Stepped for a cold: drink. ey 3406 St. John Street asses: tI Seeded pital tbe peeoogooee
that ~ bi their ad in the ~; 7; F 7 'B % | repast white man~s command _ was di:: Pel ons Sash a 0 eeesecsoeteetoes oefoocees NSCOR CEC ICN SC OSCE:
Spokesman task but, one that Mr,: Terry was Served. sok G K _ | Ho Y. ee eas Secs ree teeth! ae re MeO eo tget oe oe oe, conan lente eceseacoaseesoesooroeloetoetoeteet. aa, i a aa? [2 ~: ~ \ ~ a e ae
ne ~3 equal to. oe ec a ~ lone ae A in all 1: = pail First in ~Service and ~ Loca osp ita

_Go to the~ white citizens with| We are proud of Mr. Terry | The AMVETS held an organ- crouched, ca the. BFR ates DETROIT, Mich. al ST AR POULTRY MARKET

whom you do business and ask| and do earnestly feel that his izational meeting at ~the F.L.C.C. ed t t vi inf Quality ~ Rev. L. J, Benson, passed

them why they don't advertisg] astuteness, aggressiveness, and|on St. John Street. They will | n~ Sn 0 SIVe cht invorma | Monday, March 11 at the Har- WE SPECIALIZE IN. _

With the Spokesman. Take the keen business acumen will as- | meet again on Thursday jo fur-| "~~. per Hospital following a_ long FRESH FISH -AT: re sukake
- paper and. show it to them. If| sure~ him the success. he so | ther consider the organization metetptitotecteetes Soefoasens eetntnenneetetetetet period of illness. He pastored ALL MES $4}

~you have) any gtievances what.
ever. take them up directly with:
us. I promise that if you will
*g've uS this cooperation we will
* Cooperate ~and keep the faith
with you. |

(Continued from Page One)

richly deserves, pt
FRANK L. GILLESPIE,
Mahaging _:

~Breeding Efficiency.
For better breeding efficiency, the

home of Mrs, Thomas. Coates

on Spencer Street on. Sunday

of a post~ here in Flint,
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The George Washington Carver chapter of the Blue $tar
| Mothers will hold their~, s~mi' monthly meetings every first

Overseas Vet

Pc aMeeten~ Mostocton~
me oasoese sees Sa te eS ae a oo8e a

Office~ Phone 4-6300

OCC ostoetees ox notiostoetootens Coase costoetes Soosee,

Poctectectoctoctos~
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160 Harrison St.

- YOUR CAB co.

the Thompson Avenue Baptist
Church for about: eight years |
and resigned the pastorate because of his health in 1943. ~At
his home he taught a class of
ministers and church workers,~

TRY OUR SERVICE

1713 CLIFFORD ST.

DE LIVERY

p202 ST. JOHN ST.

Oo Oe stn ot ~astoat

CHICKENS ~ ~puCcKS ~ GEESE ~ sl vol

Ss E R Vv 1 c E
Business Phone 9-1021.

sos toeseetenceerostoe~: estes tetentetetetntntetnledninetnted

ot is a~pleasure, and my g edcil bull's feet should be trimmed. and~ third Sundays. at the St. Call YOUR CAB for Complete Service and Satisfaction _ [finally organizing the Thomp- Steseet eeneeeeet ieeucwaasaeeiui rey mek set ew; hed
~fortune, to have associated with | _ ~~ | John ~ Center Slemeniand: 6 P.r m. CAB STANDS son. Avenue -Baptist Church. He he ee ee -
me my lifélong friend, a young | tioa- I pledge to you ah account.. served this class until about ~CoO M E a O

--man with great ability and pro-| ing at the end of every month: Phi lly McClellan and Industrial: Brush and First St. | three weeks of his death.

~gressive. ideas. Mr. Thomas Bol. | If Ce et coaw it ~fails, fe ] y Boctoe Clifford and Kennelworth St. John: and State} His body was in state at the Pe?

cen, Like! myself, Mr, Bolden | ~eans that every Negro in Flint |: | '| Thompson* Avenue Baptist |. CAMPBELL Ss. SERVICE STATION
dys~ recently been discharged- has failed: Our successes are] - (Continued _ Page One) 4 P ROMPT SERVICE Church last Sunday, March 7. |

from ~the army, He, too, will Wate ce sor ie orale. eae were ered: ~tO take [him to] ~t<coatestooseatpcgoatocteegontoeteegontecsontoeteotonioesoatoatotonioeseatens Soaotondontontontontontoetoeteeteetpetecteeteetecteeteeteeteetest' | Funeral services were ~held at 5 for the
from ~the |ar my| He. too,~ will without us and we cannot suc- at city to face the charges. sfoatoateatecgoctoatoet oaloesestoareetesfontoeloatoeteeteatoeteetonroeteatoeteesentoateeteytoetestoatee oatoeeefoctectectectectoatecteateatestesteotest | the Shiloh Baptist Church Mon- j D iv
put all that he has iato~ this ceed without you. ~We _are in} Charges were preferred~ against WE. c a1e FOR A N D- DELIV ER day, March 18, at-11 a, m,. Many ~COME LETE AUTO SERVICE, 4 4
new vent.ure. Mr. Bolden is a the same. boat. Sink or swim,|Dr, Mitchell by a D~r. Arthur of the ministers of the city and / \ Pasedeons zt Industrial nD,:. graduate of Northern High survive or perish, live or die,!G. Daley, a New York physi- state attended the service, Rev. j TIRE. SERVICE |

School and was- reared in the

we go down together,

city of Flint. I am asking the) 1 ae ah ty on = Uitgesbieh- ot faiaaen fhe, Sr Aisbesan ag tieece (GAS ~ OIL ~ LUBRICATION. 1
same.coeperation far him that | WaY to, presen o.you, I am Niversity o nburgh, S~ot me BETTER CLEANING taken to abama for burial - at i:
Peask ~for mys elf, solicitious of your ~suppprt_ in} land, had been tolen, in 1942, or Monday night; the state in which | to) PE N iE ~ ERY D A ~ Clas
i ~5 this. néw business venture, About: the same time Dr ~CLEANERS and i celecoumd ~|he gave most of his active: life Every Customer Is A Satished Customer 6b

I am ~asking that you give me 4: THOMAS TERRY, Mitchell was arrested ih! thi ~3117 Ind trial Avenu Phone. 2-3691 as a minister. He pastored sév- oe
one hundred per ~cent coopera-f City Editor.~ | city ind char ed with pra ie = sad eral churches there and was doen toscetoeenentnreictotee ae ts ee Te

iow 8 practic FLINT, MICHIGAN::
~soctoctactont stead Coed.. footeetocte sfosteate stoateatoot <foafoetoete $ Koofeateet fe ing medicine. without a license. the builder of several churches. f verre oateefoeonte-fenfontect eefoaroetoaloeZoateatectoatectostoatoatoateetorios Peete ze:
ae He had a pieliminary hearing HAS TWENTY: TRHEE YEARS EXPERIENCE, - He also taught in the _ public | Dae
~MONEY TO LOAN ~ns ec" aot uno s,%| Announcing The Openiug ==~
e held under $800 bail for court. x R Y OUR PYRO T EX CLEANING state; He is survived by sev. oo oe

cian, who notified his local po-!|

KLECKLEY~ Ss

Pyrotex Removes All Embedded

Dirt and | Grease and Beautifies

S. D, Ross delivered ~the | cu
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a Before standing trial for the al. eral aatutiieap Pamaceatacegcel 5 -
ce an Ml Snore eG SATURDAY, MARCH ih
ehotoeoagentetotpansteteeenteetecpeteentectonedtentetee: Setoeeteeee! friends., ie: Diamonds

* We ~Buy Anything

Watches - Jewelry

ALL ARTICLES OF VALUE

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tefed the: army ~as an enlisted| *
man,

In February, 1943, Dr. Mitch

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Leftover Storage~: _
Three covered refrigerator raree

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the second annual night ccscedl

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| SOUTH SIDE CONFECTIONERY

~for leftover foods will help to solve.

t ts lete Lin f yy ee ell~ returned from~ hs camp at Lo tee pte Faia aay i Pe,
oo ae. oe.: Feces? Fort. George G, Meade, Md., and your storage problem ~ one for || +: BAKERY DEPARTMENT eo 4 Hee Ce. 2
S COSTUME JEWELRY FOR SALE stood trial. Although he admit CANDIES~C IGARS: meats, another for fruits, and the | -in Johnson~s North End Confectionery =.
a ~ third for vegetables. The various; | | |. || 3411 ST. JOHN STREET | - i e 4:
a di Washi M E ted assisting a local physician oe leftover meats may be used in| | -~ ney et
= We. Repel Re ios ~ Wa ing aah: se | he was acquitted because he had s. J. D. Shook, Mer. creamed dishes, meat pies and ia |.| | ue: ee A Complete Assortment of Bakery Goods.
LICENSED PAWNBROKERS - made an excellent record in, the| combination meat-vegetable dishes. |") | gah

The; vegetables may "he! used~ to~ f > <~ -
ef in in soups,~ salads and com-) |.
tation dishes,.-while odd bits ~of

~Orders Taken for Special~ ~Decorsted Cakes heirs;
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tae 7 rs. ing presale celery. eveensereoerensresereigbersinesevevensenesesnet the ~meal. ~ + vented

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