6 THE COMMERCIAL 'APPEAL, MEMPHIS, SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 3, 1944 HEARINGS SCHEDULED ON DRAINAGE MEASURE Funds For Districts Would Be Interest-Free 30 Years From Commercial Appeal June hearings on Eastland-Abernethy drainage will be started Monday by a subcommittee of the Senate Agriculture Committee. Senator Stewart Tenn.) is chairman of the subcommittee. The bill provides that the Government shall lend drainage districts money for their work Interest-free for 30 years. This is the same provision under which for many years the Government has loaned money to irrigation projects in the West while Southern drainage districts were forced borrow their funds in the open market and paid high interest rates. Administration of the funds would be under the Soil Conservation Department of the Agriculture Department.
JOHN BRINEY Retired Memphis Grocer Dies At His Home John Briney, retired Memphis wholesale grocer, died hat 4:30 yesterday afternoon at his home. 2380 Forrest. He was 76 and had been in ill health several months. Born in Kentucky, Mr. Briney came to Memphis 56 years ago from Cincinnati.
He was a member of the Merton Avenue Christian Church. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Lila Briney; three sons, Chester Briney, Memphis; Edward T. Briney, Murfreesboro, and Matt R. Briney, Louisville, two daughters, Miss Lila Mae Briney and Miss Lillian Briney, Memphis; two brothers, the Rev.
W. Newton Briney, Louisville, and the Rev. Russell Briney, Kansas City, and two sisters, Mrs. J. B.
Keesling, Marion, danc Mrs. Anna Kelley, Moberly, Mo. National Funeral Home is in charge. ROBERT BLAKE Interior Decoration Contractor Dies Following Brief Illness Robert Blake, interior decoration contractor, died John Gaston Hospital at 5:30 yesterday afternoon following a brief illness. He was 56 and lived at 634 South Third.
Arrangements in charge of Thompson Brothers Mortuary are incomplete. Mr. Blake was born in Ontario, Canada, and had lived in Memphis 13 years. He was an Episcopalian. He leaves his wife, Mrs.
Alice Blake of Memphis. Thieves Get $1,831,000 NEW ROCHELLE, N. June theft of $1,831,000 in stocks, War Bonds and jewelry from the New Rochelle home of a 65-year-old widow was disclosed Friday. Authorities said that thieves jimmied a window, a bedroom closet and a strong box in the home of Mrs. Ida F.
Edwards. Mrs. Lonnie Lancaster Services for Mrs. Lonnie Lancaster, Memphian who died suddenly Thursday in Nashville, will be held at 3 this afternoon at Cosmopolitan Funeral Home. The Rev.
8. A. Murphy will officiate and burial will be in Memorial Park. She was 21. Mobley H.
Sweat Services for Mobley Hemphill Sweat, retired carpenter, who died Thursday night after a heart attack at his home, Poplar, will be held at 2 this afternoon at Spencer-Sturla Funeral Home. Burial will be in Elmwood. He was 72." Official War List A War Department summary of casualties, which may have been previously announced, includes: KILLED IN EUROPEAN AREA Arant, Staff Joseph son of Mrs. James L. Arant of Paducah, Ky.
Martin, Second Lieut. William son of Mrs. Josephine Davenport of Paducah, Ky. Campbell, Pfc. William brother of Mrs.
Pearl C. Yon of Iuka, Miss. Harrison, Capt. Carl son of Robert N. Harrison of Florence, Miss.
Maxey, Second Lieut. J. son of George W. Maxey of Laurel. Miss.
Nelson, Tech. 4th Grade Hollis son of Mrs. Daisy H. Nelson of Silver City, Miss. Wright, Second Lieut.
Lester, son of Lester G. Wright of Jackson, Tenn. KILLED IN MEDITERRANEAN AREA Ball. Pvt. Edward son of Mrs.
B. P. Ball of New Hebron," Miss. Bodie, Pvt. Wilson, husband of Mrs.
Stella M. Bodie of Ofahoma, Miss. Chrestman, Pvt. Russell, brother of Vister H. Chrestman of Batesville, Miss.
Herrin. Pfc. Riahare son of Mrs. Talitha L. Herrin of Sumrall.
Miss. Stovall, Tech. 5th Grade B. son of Mra. Lulu D.
N. Wynn of Greenwood, Miss. KILLED IN SOUTHWEST PACIFIC AREA Blakely, Pvt. Noble husband of Mrs. Bernice Blakely of Pine Bluff, Ark.
Duvall, Staff Sergt. Robert son of Mrs. Mary M. Duvall of 285 Wisconsin. MISSING IN THE EUROPEAN AREA Crawford.
Pfc. Poindexter D. Jr. son of Mrs. Elsie D.
Crawford. Mobile, Ala. Williams, Second Lieut. Harry husband of Mrs. H.
W. Williams, Mobile, Ala. Buckner, Pfc. George son of Hugh Buckner. Monette.
Ark. Walter Irby, El Dorado, Ark. Irby, Staff. Sergt. Owen son of Welsh.
Second Lieut. James H. nephew of Mrs. Alice Massery, Little Rock, Ark. Gholson, Staff Sergt.
Charles D. son of C. D. Gholson, Paducah, Ky. Allen, Staff Sergt.
Henry son of William L. Allen. Vicksburg, Miss. Heafner, Staff Sergt. H.
L. son of Mrs. Cecil K. Heafner. Greenwood.
Miss. Jones, Second Lieut. John son of Mrs. Wyatt Jones Macon, Miss. Knox, Second Lieut.
James son of Mrs. Corrine Knox. New Albany. Miss. Baugus, Pvt.
James son of Martin Baugus. Sikeston. Mo. Bost, Pvt. Winford son of Al C.
Boat. Senath, Mo. Hinkebein, Staff Sergt. Glenn son of Theodore Hinkebein. Chaffee, Mo.
Hobbs, Corp. Lester husband of Mrs. Lester Hobbs, Cape Girardeau, Mo. Johnson, Staff Sergt. Woodrow of Mrs.
Annie Mae Johnson, Caruthersville, Mo. Cathey. Second Lieut. John husband of Mrs. J.
W. Cathey, Nashville, Tenn. Davis. Second Lieut. Dudley son Mrs.
Lena E. Davis, Raleigh. Gavin. Lieut. John son of Edward Gavin.
2432 Parkway Place. MISSING IN THE MEDITERRANEAN Alley, Tech. Sergt. Joseph husband of Mrs. Winifred Alley, Little Rock.
Ark. Grimm, Lieut. Norman husband Mrs. Norman Grimm, Little Rock. Ark.
Payne, Staff Sergt. Troy son of Mra. Mattie M. Payne, McAdams, Miss. Smith, Sergt.
Daniel son of Mrs. Viola Smith, Laurel, Miss. A NAVY LIST INCLUDES Sturdivant, Watertender Malcolm Eugene, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Luke Sturdivant of Kensett, missing.
son. of Bruce Sutherland of Fulton, Butherland, Seaman 2-c Pete, Jackson, dead. Collins. Ensign Conner De Witt whose parents live at Holly Springs, dead. Saucier, Lieut.
(J. Henry Quitman, con of Mr. and Mrs. John Randolph cler of Sumrell. Miss.
dead. Cooper. Motor Machinist's Mate Samuel Hall whose parents live Nashville, missing. TOTAL CASUALTIES Navy (June 2) dead. wounded.
8117 missing and 2510 prisoners. Marines (June 2) -4521 dead. wounded. 805 missing and 1943 prisoners. Guard (June 2)--338 dead.
wounded. 219 missing and no prisoners. Merchant Marine (May 11) -709 4364 missing and 561 prisoners. Army (May 6) 28.059 dead. 35,496 missing.
31.779 prisoners, 65.779 wounded (of which 33,077 had returned to April 161. Among the prisoners, 1479 been reported to have died in enemy prison camps, chiefly in Japanese territory, Killed In Crash Aviation Cadet Donald M. Ryan, former Memphian and nephew of Mrs. John Griffin and Miss Elizabeth Ryan of 622 North McDavitt, was killed May 17 in the crash of his trainer plane near the Walnut Ridge, Army Air Field. -Associated Press Photo MRS.
J. W. BYRD Services for Memphian Will Be Held Tomorrow Afternoon Services for Mrs. Pearl Byrd, wife of J. W.
Byrd, who died at 4:10 yesterday afternoon at her home, 2646 Princeton, will be held 2:30 tomorrow at National Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park. She was 66. Mrs. Byrd was a lifelong resident of Tennessee and was born at Brunswick. She moved to Memphis 20 years ago from Bartley.
She was a Baptist. She also leaves two, sons, Phelon Memphis, Claude G. Byrd, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, and two daughters, Mrs. G. W.
Brown and Lovelle Howse, both of Memphis. Mrs. Robert L. Griggs Services for Mrs. Robert L.
Griggs, who lived at 104 North Montgomery and died Thursday afternoon at Baptist Hospital, will be held at 3:30 this afternoon at the J. W. Norris Funeral Home. The Rev. Robert G.
Lee will officiate and burial will be in Forest Hill. MIDSOUTH DEATHS STUTTGART. W. Wells, 23. HUNTSVILLE.
Ala. --Mrs. Henry Hughes, 60. MERIDIAN. Miss.
-Maggie MeAdory, 14: Mrs. Marshall Baucum. 55: Mrs. Mary McNeil. 68; Mrs.
Sam Smith, 38. LIBERTY. -Willle Hammett, 39 Ray Hammett, 3. Miss. -E.
F. Mullen. PICAYUNE. -Sylvia Bourne. 6.
WEST POINT. Miss. -Mrs. Jennie tribble, LAUREL. Miss.
-Joe T. Mapp 85. SPRINGS, Mary Bingham, 82: Louis E. Shell. 59.
LEXINGTON. Miss. -Moses A. Owen. 69.
JACKSON. Miss. -Georfe M. Davis. PASCAGOULA.
Miss. -Mary Ann Odom, Martha E. Pratt, 5. FLORENCE, ---Mra. Ella Carpenter, 70.
JONESBORO, Ark. -Mrs. Pete Hickman, 26. BRINEY--At residence. 2380 Forrest Avenue.
Fridav afternoon. June 2. 1944. at 1:30 o'clock. John Benton Briney, aged 76 years: husband of Mrs.
Lila DePas Briney: father of Chester Briney, Miss Lila May Briney and Miss Lillian Briney, all of this city: Edward T. Briney of Murfreesboro. and Matt R. Briney of Louisville, brother of Rev. W.
Newton Briney of Louisville, Rev. Russell Briney of Kansas City, Mrs. J. B. Keeling of Marion, and Mrs.
Anna Kelly of Moberly, Mo. Due notice of time and place of funeral will be given. Arrangements by the National Funeral Home. BYRD--At residence. 2648 Princeton Avenue.
Friday afternoon. June 2, 1944. at 4:10 o'clock. Mrs. Pearl Byrd, aged 66 years: wife of J.
W. Byrd: mother of Mrs. G. W. Brown, Mrs.
Lovell Howse and Phelan Byrd. all of this city. and Claude G. Byrd of the United States Navy. Funeral services, conducted by the Rev.
C. L. Randall. will be held at the National Funeral Home tomorrow (Sunday) in- afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Friends are vited.
Interment in Memorial Park. GRIGGS- At the Baptist Memorial Hospitatl. Thursday afternoon. June 1. 1914, o'clock.
Louise Rogers Griggs, aged 33. years, wife of Robert L. Griggs: mother of Jean Louise Griggs: daughter of Mrs. w. W.
Rogers and the late W. W. Rogers: sister of a Mrs. W. J.
Rogers Gibson, all of this citv. and of Bowling Green, Kv. Funeral services. conducted by Dr. Robert G.
Lee. will he held at the J. W. Norris Funeral Home. Union at Bellevue.
this (Saturday) afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Friends are invited. Interment in Forest Hill Cemetery. LANCASTER-AL the Protestant Hoepital. Nashville.
o'clock, Tuesday Mrs. morning. 1. 1944. at 2 Bernadine Summers Lancaster, aged 21 years: wife of Lonnie Lancaster United States Army (overseas): daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. C. P. Summers. Memphis: sister of Charles Julius Summers, United States Navy (overseas): William Lowell and Martha Imogene Summers, both of Memphis, Tenn.
Funeral services. conducted by the Rev. S. A. Murphy.
will be held at the Cosmonolitan Funeral Home, 1900 Union Avenue. this (Saturday) afternoon at 3 o'clock. Friends are invited. Interment in Mempuhis Memorial Park. RHODES- Suddenly.
at Forrest City, Ark. Thursday morning, June 1. 1944, at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Usular B.
Rhodes, aged 42 years; daughter of William Green Sanderter: sister of Miss Fannie and Bennett Sanderfer, and Mrs. Walter Burkett, all of Trenton, H. Sanderfer of Dyersburg, Paul C. Sanderfer of Collierville. Mrs.
Malcomb Pierce of Whiteville. and Mrs. Annie Love Cole of Dallas, Texas. Funeral services will be held at the residence in Trenton. this (Saturday) morning at 10 o'clock.
Friends are invited. Interment in Oakland Cemetery, Arrangements by the National Funeral Home. SWEAT- -At residence. 624 Poplar Avenue, Thursday evening, June 1, 1944. at 6 o'clock.
Hemphill M. Sweat, aged 78 vears: father of Jimmie Sweat of derson Point, and Lieut. Milton W. Sweat of United States Army overseas. Services conducted by the Rev.
Thendore B. Hay will be held at the SpencerSturla Memorial Chapel, 1745 Union Ave. nue, this (Saturday) afternoon o'clock. Interment In Elmwood Cemetery. FOR FUNERAL FLOWERS CALL FLORIST Phone 2-1231 1455 Union At Prices You Can Afford FOREST HILL CEMETERY Most beautiful, greater area.
larger care funds: convenient location. burial lots. memorial work and concrete burial vaults at modest prices. ADDISON- At Friendly Clinic. Wednesday, May 31.
1944. at 9:30 p.m., John H. Addison, husband of Mrs. Irene Addlson: son of Duke and Mrs. Caldonia Addison of Turrell, brother of Andrew Addison of Hughes, other relatives and friends, The remains will be at the Funeral Home of R.
8. Lewis Sons this Saturday from 6:30 to 11 p.m. for wake. The Lee funeral will be services held conducted Sunday, by June Rev. C.
at M. A.m. from Eureka Baptist Church. terment in Mt. Carmel Cemetery.
Arrangementa by R. 8. Lewis Sone. 374 Vance Avenue. HOLMES--AL John Gaston Hospital, Saturday morning.
May 27. 1944, at 12:50 o'clock. Mr. James Holmes. son of Catherine Holmes: brother of Mr.
Nichole Holmes of San Francisco, Mra. Kattie Dunbar of Portland, Oregon: Mr. and Mra. Anthony Jones. Mr.
Bernard Holmes of this city: uncle of Mina bara Dotson and Mr. Eugene Hicks of Gleen, N. R. Hicks of 8t. Louis, brother-in-law of A.
M. Mickens of Chicago, Ill. Dear friend of Miss. Hattie Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs.
Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. Grice. Other relatives and friends survive. Due notice of time and place of fitneral will be Riven.
Southern Funeral Home, 440 Vance. Phone 8-3101. J. T. Hinton Son FUN'ERAL DIRECTORS Ambulance 2-2345 CORPAL- -At John June 1, 1944.
at 4:30 pal; sister of Mrs. Mra. Eva L. Trambles stepdaughter of Mr. Gaston Hospital, p.m..
Winnie CorEthel R. Hooks and of Chicago, Fred Johnson: niece of Mre. Sallie Franklin and other relativesand friends. Wake at the funeral home of J. C.
Oates Sons Saturday June 3, 1944, from 8 until 11 p.m. Funeral Sunday, June 1944, at Jackson Avenue Baptist Church at 2:30 p.m. Rev. Joseph Peterson will officiate. Interment in Rose Hill Cemetery.
J. C. Oates Sons Funeral Home, 314 Auction Avenue. Phone 8-1146. KELLY- the residence, 493 Carpenter Street, May 30.
1944, at 5:25 o'clock. Rev. James S. Kelly, ex-presiding elder of the South Memphis District: husband of Mrs. Lucy M.
Kelly; father of Mrs. Lottie McEwen. Mrs. Ella Mae Major. Mr.
James Kelly and George Kelly Chicago, Mrs. Elizabeth Beasley of this city: Mr. Clyde Kelly of Evansville, brother of Rev. Frank P. Kelly of Dorsen Springs.
father-in-law of Mr. Archester McEwen. Mr. Altheaus Major of Chicago. and Mr.
Clarence ley of this city, Other relatives and friends survive. Body will lie in state at the Southern Funeral Home this (Saturday) evening, June 3, 1944, from 6 until 10 o'clock. Body will lie in state at New Tyler A. M. E.
Church (568 Carpenter) Sunday evening. June 4, 1944. from 1 o'clock until 2:30 o'clock. Services, conducted by Rev. Bolton, from the above named church at 2:30.
Interment in Mt. Carmel Cemetery. Pallbearers: Revs. F. G.
Garrett. J. Cooperwood, J. H. Davis, W.
T. Couch, A. L. Gilmore, E. Coleman Jr.
Honorary pallbearers. all ministers of the A. M. E. Alliance.
Southern Funeral services. 440 Vance. Phone 8-3101. MADISON At the residence of his mother, 369 Simpson Street. Monday, May 29.
1944. Mr. Fred Madison, husband of Mrs. Elizabeth Madison: son of Mr. and Mrs.
Grant Madison: stepfather of Sergt. Richard T. McCloud: brother of Mr. Levanna Madison; uncle of Miss Odessa Madison; son-in-law of Mrs. Emma Cunningham; nephew of two aunts; three uncles: grandfather of four grandchildren, other relatives and friends survive.
Funeral services conducted by Rev. H. R. Jelks and Rev. C.
L. Franklin from White Stone Baptist Church (Long Street) this Friday) evening June 2, 1944 at 8 o'clock. Interment Saturday morning, June 3. 1944 at 10 o'clock in Mt. Carmel Cemetery.
Southern Funeral Home Services. 440 Vance. Phone 8-3101. Suddenly in Chicago, May 23, 1944, Charley Merriwether son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charley Merriwether brother of Lily, Louviere, Myrtle Dickerson, Catherine Merriwether, all of this city: Corp. Lester Merriwether. of United States Army, Fort Ord, uncle of Lawrence and Carl Louviere: nephew of Lovie B. brother-in-law Walton of CaruthersRichard Dickerson and other relatices and friends to mourn their joss. Funeral Saturday, June 3, 1944, at the funeral home of J.
C. Oates Sons. at 2 Interment p.m. Rev. J.
H. Griffin will officiate. in Frayser, Tenn, C. Oates Sons Funeral Home, 314 Auction Avenue. Phone 8-1146.
MCDOWELL--At Cook County Hospital, Chicago, Thursday, June 1, 1944, Mr. John A. McDowell, son of Mrs. Hattie Stewart. Father of Helen McDowell: brother of Mrs.
Carrie Morrow. Nephew of Mrs. Olivia Jones, Mrs. Mollie Mixon, and Mrs. Grace Hayes.
Brother-in-law of Leo Morrow, Jr. Jones and Arthur Nathanul Worley; a host of other relatives and friends. Due notices of funeral will be given by J. 0. Patterson Funeral Home, 2204 Chelsea Avenue, H.
R. Allen, manager, phone 7-7628. Second Street. Phone 8-7471. TURNER- At residence.
733 Baltimore Street. May 28. 1944 at 12:30 a.m., Mrs. Bulah Turner, beloved wife of Mr. Hurburt Turner: daughter of Mrs.
Eliza Smith; sister of Mrs. Alice Jackson, Mary Manuel and Lizzie Coleman aunt of George Robert and Havwood Coleman great Liece of Mrs. Littie Thompson of White Station, cousin of Mr. and Mrs. Sid Hawkins and family.
Mrs. Corine Thompson and family and Mrs. Katie Owens: daughter-in-law of Mrs. Nettie Turner: 4 sisters-in-law, 3 brothers-in-law. other relatives and friends to mourn her departure.
Wake this Saturday. June 3. after 6 p.m. at above residence. Funeral Sunday, June 4.
1944. from Shiloh Baptist Church at 1 p.m., with Rev. T. Thomas, Rev. Frank Briscoe and Rev.
E. B. Danner officiating. Interment in Oakville Cemetery. Oakville, Tenn.
Orange Mound Funeral Home. 2647 Carnes Ave. Charles Jones. Mer. Phone 4-7331.
June WALKER- 12:30 Shelby County Hospital, 2, 1944, at noon, Will Walker. husband of Mrs. Pearl Walker: son of Mrs. Bettie Walker of Aberdeen. brother of Mrs.
Mattie Morgan and Mrs. Rosetta Williams: stepfather of Mrs. Beatrice Jew; brother-in-law of Mra. Minnie Allen. Due notice of funeral will be given.
Arrangements by R. S. Lewis Sons, 374 Vance Avenue. WILLIAMS At the residence, 890 Lane Avenue, Tuesday evening. May 30.
1944, at 6 o'clock. Mrs. Fannie Williams, mother of Mr. James F. Williams of Detroit, grandmother of Messrs.
Ebb and Clarence Walker, Mesdames Willie A. and Jimmy A. Walker. Mary McCoy and Fannie L. Rooks: great-grandmotherof Private Ellis and Pfc.
Willie Lee Walker, Lucille, S. Odessa, Clarence, Alice, Willie Floyd, Bobby Mary L. Cora and Jimmie L. Walker. Douglass McDonald and Miss Emily WitHams: mother-in-law of Mr.
Willie L. Curry: grandmother-in-law of Mr. John F. Frank: seven great, great grandchildren, Other relatives and friends survive. Body will 11e in state at the above residence this Saturday evening after 'clock.
Services conducted by Rev. F. Johnson will be held at the Oakland c. M. E.
Church. Oakland, Sunday afternoon, June 4, 1944. at 2 o'clock. Intermentin Church Cemetery. Southern Funeral Home Service.
440 Vance Avenue. Phone 8-3101. -Suddenly in this city, Thursday, June 1, 1944. at 5:50 a.m.. Mrs.
McDonald, beloved mother of Mesdames Emma Cole. Francis Johnson and Monetta Ervin, Mr. Jackson Davis and Corp. Booker T. Davis Pruitt of Seymour Johnson Field, N.
grandmother of Pvt. James B. Johnson. Camp LeJeune, N. C.
Theodore Melvin Earnestine and Johnson. Beatrice. Ethel, Lavetta and John Henry and Rosie Anderson: great-grandmother of James Johnson Jr. cousin of Mrs. Rosie Hill: motherin-law of Messrs.
James Johnson. George Cole and John Henry Ervin and Mrs. Louise Pruitt, and a host of other relatives and friends to mourn their loss. Remains at Mt. Pleasant Baptist after Church 8 (this) Saturday, Funeral June 3.
1944. p.m. Sunday, June 1944, at 2:30 p.m. from the above named church with Rev. S.
D. Ingram, Rev. C. L. House and Rev.
E. L. Slay officiating. Interment in Rose Hill Cemetery. Hayes Langston, Funeral Directors, 699 North Died We Fix It IS IT BROKEN? We fix radios.
electric refrigerators, washing machines, lawn mowers sharpened. HOLLIS GARAGE AND APPLIANCE CO. 2516 Poplar Phone 4-2148 Nights and Sunday Refrigeration Service Call 48-3240 REFRIGERATION Properly and promptly serviced by qualified master mechanics. All makes household and commercial. Gibson authorized.
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All parts and service for kerosene. Butane, gas Servel Electrolux refrigerators. Memphis Gas Electric Appliance Service. 7-2514. HUNT'S REFRIGERATION 826 Madison--Bring your refrigerators to our shop for checkup and complete repairs.
Free estimates. 9-2620 or 8-2330. DOERR RADIO SERVICE Shipped in radios repaired promptly. Substitute most any tube. Battery eliminators.
1165 Breedlove, Memphis. 8-5785. REFRIGERATOR SERVICE Stewart- Warner -Crowley and other makes SOMMERS-BROWN-9-6678 WE SERVICE AND REPAIR All makes washing machines and floor furnaces. MEMPHIS APPLIANCE CO 1890 Madison 7-3181 7-7506 STOVES! 7-7506 We repair and service ranges. CASON STOVE SERVICE RADIO SERVICE Pick Up and Delivery Eugene Easier ELECTRIC fans and trona repaired.
Prices reasonable. 24-hour service. WATSON FURNITURE co. 220 N. Main 8-9491 ALL types of vacuum cleaners repaired.
Guaranteed work. Brennen Service 1700 Madison. DODGE services. chanice. John (I'll Trader Wellford, 925 Union.
7-6400. REPAIR parts and service for DEERROTE lubrication. Newberry Equipment 315 Madison. 9-1751. PLUMBING plumber, 29 perience.
work fixed Phone 2.7861 Radio We your home, 6-7832. 11 De LuRe cade. RADIO ori AnY make. Work kuarante Prompt. efflicent.
Harrison LAMP shades cleaned or have "stock of parchment shades. The Shop. 1616 Union. VACUUM rebuilt: irone, toasters repaired. Wallace Jonnaton, 160 Union.
We Fix It RADIO REPAIRS Pick Up and Delivery Service Repairs to all Makes C. R. RADIO REPAIR LABORATORY 148 Madison (Down Stairs) 2-2335 Personals HAVE YOU tried J. 0. Paste: Kills rats, waterbugs.
roaches and mice. gatisfaction guaranteed. If your dealer cannot supply you, send To cents for two jars sufficient to rid ordinary premises of these pests. Edwin D. Hughes distributors.
P. O. Box 1151 Memphis 1. Tenn. 7-READY CASH-! On Jewelry, diamonds, watches, radios, Clothing.
shotguns. luggage, etc. All loans private and confidential NORTH MEMPHIS LOAN CO. (Established 1926) 252 N. Main 8-1088 MONEY TO LOAN On fur coats, electric fans, shotguns, radios, tools and jewelry.
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The Union News Company, 900 S. Clinton Chicago 7, Ill. New Roots and Roots Repaired Also Caulking-8-7761, Room 733 ROOFING, 'eaks stopped; chimneys, ters cleaned, repaired. Painting, ing. Guaranteed work, Lowest prices.
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HAT CLEANING EXCLUSIVELY Ladies and gents. Mail orders given prompt attention. PHELAN THE HATTER. 52 N. Third, Memphis.
PRIVATE INVESTIGATORS SINCE 1919 THE NATIONAL CHECKING SYSTEM 416-20 DERMON BLDG. PHONE 5-7798 W. HAYES ABERNATHY, SUPERVISOR WANTED -Families who will share their homes with small children. Board will be paid. 8-8403 between 9 and 5 Monday.
NOW OPEN- Dressmaking and alterations of all kinds for men and women. 2168 Young. DAMP washing taken in at 895 N. Main if delivered and picked up. White only.
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repairing work guaranteed. Reasonable. 4-5847. Special Notices WILL not be responsible for any debt, other than my own after this date. Signed L.
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Williams Shade Awning Co. 807 Union. 5-4444. PAINTING, repairing, piastering: cleaning paper; neat work: reasonable rates. 8-2783 11 to 3 p.m.
only. FOR RENT -Floor sanding machines. Easy to operate. Winn Hardware Variety 1443 Mississippi. 9-5522 EXPERT building repairs, remodeling, papering, painting and roofing.
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Lost and Found STRAYED- One female Setter puppy. six months old. liver and white and a Fox Terrier. male. one vear old black and white: 5 miles east of city limits.
Highway 70. Call 48-3176. Reward. LOST. main pOst office money order desk.
6 butter spreaders, Chentilly pattern; one teething ring and rattler Bilver. engraved Linda. Reward. 4-9874, 8-3662. LOST -By unemployed girl, going home to Virginia, green wallet.
containing only money of owner. Please call Jean Cosby, 4-9647. Reward. FOUND- Coin purse In 1000 block on Union. containing postal money order and some change.
Owner call 4-9044 after 6 p.m. LOST -Brown bill fold with valuable papers and $200 on Claridge Roof Garden. Reward. Lt. W.
F. Limberg. 2-9428 or 36-2791. STRAYED-2 solid black Poland China pigs. 6 months old, 50 to 60 pounds each.
Reward. 5-7942. LOST between Union, Main and Crosstown, Fairgrounds car, lapel watch. Reward. Miss Mahaffey.
7-3167-W. STRAYED -Brindle male screw tail bull dog from 48 N. Belvedere, answers to Call 7-1808-R. LOST- -Pink cloth purse containing wallet and valuable papers. Keep money 88 reward.
5-0237. $5.00 REWARD for fountain pen lost vicinity Herff Motor Co. Call M. M. Whitman, Claridge Hotel.
MALE dog. black and tan. new scar on neck. vicinity of Parkway and Central. Answers to name Penny.
Reward. 7-3726. LOST -Bunch of kevs on key ring on No. 10 bus or downtown. Reward 7-5490-J LOST.
-Male black and white Setter with one black ear. Leroy Miller, 1509 Swift. Reward. STRAYED- -Dark bay mare mule. medium gize.
Reward. 4-7691. LOST--Black Tom McAn shoe Wednesday. Number 7. 5-0248.
917 BLACK and white Boston bull straved from 1875 N. Rainbow. Reward. 7-0721. LOST- -Lady's wrist watch, vicinity 2-7412.
Reward. Schools-Instructions SEWING LESSONS- Complete 8 LESSONS, $10.00 Personal instructions. Your choice of dressmaking, cutting and fitting. restyling, etc. Morning.
afternoon and night classes now forming. Repairs For All Makes of Sewing Machines Singer Sewing Machine Co. 84 Main St. Phone 5-1797 DRAUGHON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE MEMPHIS. Tenn.
Cool classrooms. intensive courses, earlier placement at good pay for Summer school students. Classes start June and 12. Call 8-7457, or write for free information. LEARN beauty culture for future steady employment.
Good pay. Moler College, 146 Union. 8-1004. MATHES Summer School opens May 29. Class and individual instruction.
Day, night. All grades. 7-J069. Male Help Wanted -15 WANTED Immediately, two tractor and farm implement mechanics. Good salary, pleasant working conditions.
Handling Deere line. Planters Tractor and Implement Tunica, Mins. WANTED- -Experienced dry cleaner that can $940.00 handle weekly help: volume. our dry Permanent cleaning plant tion. Salary $50 weekly, Troy Laundry.
Meridian. Mina. TAILOR for military good salary and permanent position for right person: for interview call Mr. Stein. 8-1531 or apply directly at 100 North Main Street.
8-1531 or 48-1110. EXPERIENCED shipping clerk for major company. Give age. experience and qualifications in your reply. Write B-70, care this paper.
BARBER WANTED Earn $75 week and up. Grand Central Station Barber Shop. ALERT retired man, age 45 to 65 as tendant. Call director of nursing service. Gallor Memorial Hospital, 42 Dunlap 8t.
5-0136. WANTED Cafe manager for hotel cafe, Alexandria, La. Doing good business. Good salary. Bend references.
Box 506, Alexandria, La, WANTED -White and colored men dairy plant: work permanent: working condition. Applv Forest Dairy plant, manager. 2040 Madison. WANTED- Yard man at 259 Cherry ICrele: two or more dava week dollars day and lunch. Phone 4-3234 WHITE male help.
Learn to operate chines and also assembly work. Anply A. Bedding 1047 Florida. WANTED and warehouse fore. Only experienced man need apply.
191 care this paper WANTED -GOod shoe repair man once Glenview Shoe 1548 Netherwood, EXPERIENCED wanted. man woman Apply today 1443 Jackson. 36-4413 PORTER for service station or used lot, good easy hours. Kensinger 1341 Union. WANTED- Man to work in cleaning room.
University Park Cleaners, 413 Lean. WANTED colored, porter for Good Union. pay. Apply Blacketone Hotel, Male Help Wanted GOOD JOB NOW BETTER JOB After the War an essential industry -Memphis terred packing plant. Group life and accident insurance.
Paid vacations and rest periods. loan and inga group. Modern dressing rooms. snowers. parking grounds.
Crosstown car stope at plant entrance. Hourly rates: COMMON LABOR SEMI-SKILLED TO SKILLED LABOR 58c TO 880 (Time and one- half over 40 We train you for semi-skilled and skilled jobs. It not employed in other tial Industry. Employment ment at MEMPHIS PACKING COMPANY Trigs and Riverside Memphis UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 122 UNION OPPORTUNITY FOR MEN With sound knowledge of accounting and bookkeeping procedures and with sales personalities to serve as Business Management Representatives with large automotive manufacturer, Salary and traveling expenses paid. Present employes know of this ad.
Write J-101, care this paper. lase availability from U. E. required, Dixie Greyhound Lines 527 Main DIXIE GREYHOUND LINES BUS DRIVERS you are between the ages of 23 to 35. have high school education and over the road driving experience.
Neat appearance essential. A-1 references and SHIPPING CLERK Tire Manufacturer Has Opening Tire manufacturer has opening for man under 40. Excellent opportunity for advancement. Good salary. Write 176, care this paper.
care this paper. BOYSPACKING-STOCK WORK Cafeteria. Paid recreation periods: merchandise discounts. Time and one after 40 hours. SEARS' MAIL ORDER EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 8 a.m.
to 5 p.m. Please don't phone. VE HAVE an opening for an experi- SALESMAN WANTED Manufacturer and distributor of truck equipment has opening in Tennessee territory for high class salesman. NO previous automotive selling experience necessary. Must be able to furnish own automobile on an expense and mileage basis.
Salary and commission. Eouipment for sale available now. Postwar future good. Apply in own handwriting giving age. draft status.
and brief summary of past connections. Write H-199 enced notions salesman. with or without car. to travel the territory adjacent to Green wood. Miss.
selling notions. auto accessories and kindred lines. Good salary to right party and permanent, Send copies of references with A first letter. stating nualifications. The Aldridge Greenwood.
Miss. COLORED MEN Be 16 Several or older. openings for colored men. SEARS' MAIL Apply ORDER person EMPLOYMENT OFFICE WANTED- -Experienced sales representative who is acquainted with industrial plants. government utilities, state and city institutions.
by nationally known organization. Must have car. Drawing account furnished. Phone Mr. J.
Douglass, Peabody Hotel, for appointment. Wanted- -Capabie Man Te take charge of small office Receiving and perpetual inventory SEE MR. BAGEMAN 650 New York. 7-1847 WANTED- Middle-aged man for night manager at filling station; some experience necessary, Good and steady. Must have references.
We do not object to minor physical disability Out-oftown applicants considered. Write P. 0. Box 321. Memphis.
Tenn. EXPERIENCED restaurant or cafeteria manager, thoroughly conversant with all details of food operations. In reply furnish information regarding past expertence and salary expected addressed to Key Field Exchange, Army Air Base, Meridian. Miss. WANTED Automotive Mechanics And mechanics' helpers.
Apply Dixie Greyhound Lines, 527 8. Main. WANTED- -Manager for dairy plant with daily output of about 500 gallons of milk; must have had experience in testing and pasteurizing milk. Give references and state military classification. Sunset Dairy, Clarkedale, Miss.
NIGHT FOREMAN for small Memphis manufacturing plant. $40 per week, 8- hour shift: permanent position. essential industry. Write W-65 care this paper. WANTED- Colored boy, 16 to 17 years of to age.
weighing 140 pounds and over work in cotton compress. 47-hour week with time and half over 40 hours. 45c minimum. Memphis Compress age Florida St. and I.
C. R. R. WANTED Garage mecnanic who la look- and ing ahead. Permanent position now after the war.
This position is officially classified as essential war work. Opportunity for advancement unlimited. Apply Wonder Bread Bakery, 400 Monroe. VARNISH and lacquer company looking for man who can qualify as industrial man, prefers man with high school or college education and practical finishing experience. Write H-196, care this paper.
WANTED- -Male colored helpers on trucks. driving experience not necessary. 16 years and older. Apply in person o'clock in morning Chase Bottling 362 Winchester. WANTED- Colored porters for work in essential industry This will be permanent work with company that will be in business after the war.
Apply Wonder Bread Bakery, 400 Monroe. PAPER STOCK WANTED. WRITE. GIVING EXPERIENCE AND WHEN COULD REPORT FOR WORK. TOM KETCHINGS COMPANY, NATCHEZ MISS MOTOR REBUILDER General Yard Labor 5 Delivery and Parts Man DIXIE AUTO PARTS 1199 8.
Third Street Experienced Silk Finisher Apply Dry Cleaning Department Loeb's Laundry 282 Madison Coal Truck Drivers Must have chauffeur's license: good pay, steady work. Report Chickasaw Coal Inc. 645 8. Dudley. TRUCK HELPERS WANTED Permanent job, 16 years and Bottling over.
Mr. Mason. Pepsi-Cola 315 Washington. WANTED, PLANT OPERATORS loe pullers, car icing foreman, platform men. Apply Electric Ice Waldran.
LOCAL retail lumber dealer wants perienced. energetic desk man: pleasant work. ROOd future, write A-189 care this paper. EXPERIENCED furniture salesman, Permanent; good salary; nice working conditions. Apply in person.
92 N. Main. man. COLORED See Mra. walters, Jayne, also University experienced 1346 Central.
WANTED experienced colored at- helpers for soft drink trucks. Apply Chase Bottling 362 Winchester. N. EXPERIENCED service station man win pay top salary to right man. Union, Evergreen.
Shell. 36-9501. WANTED Auto metal workers, and help8. Martin Sone. 411 Monroe 8-2644.
for WHITE. or colored man for baker best baker's helper. Rosenberg's Rakery. 258 HIll Bethel. 8-9283.
5-1710. WANTED- Wrecker driver, ARe 3n West years: must know city. Simmons Auto Works. 8-7623. WANTED Experienced store man sober.
Charles energetic. C. take Dabbe charge Proctor of store Ark. once. COLORED service station helper: nod Arv.
9-9292. Sunday call 35-2862 COLORED sexton by First Prembyterian Church. Poplar and Third. PORTER Good pay. Apply in person.
N. McLean. COLORED porter wanted. 51 Grill. 114 or Ga voRo.
WANTED White or colored shoe repair man. 2-5624. car SEVERAL colored men fruit juice plant, Anolv 1750 Madison. EXPERIENCED colored filling station Me for washing and greasing, Call 7-0402. WANTED Experienced shine boy.
Grand Central Station Barber Shop. 55 BOY to work in grocery and market, Kerr. 9-5637. Male Help Wanted -15 COLORED MEN FOR WAREHOUSE WORK to 50 draft deferred. Bemis Bros.
Co. 134 East Carolina. Male Help, Laborers -16 COLORED LABORERS GOOD HOUSE WORKING CONDITIONS 1600 CHELSEA. STEADY JOB 09.0100 Male-Female Help UPHOLSTERERS MALE OR FEMALE Steady work; good pay: good working contioins. U.
BEDDING CU. 1047 Florida PRINTING PRESSMAN WANTED- MAN OR LADY. FAMILIAR WITH VERTICAL AND PLATENS. TOM KETCHINGS COMPANY. MISS.
MAN or woman cook of N. Front, Apply from 2 p.m. to p.m. Female Help Wanted GIRLS -WOMEN Fulltime Positiona PACKERS. ORDER FILLERS.
EASY TO QUALIFY Cafeteria. recreation perioda. merchandise discount. Time and after 40 hours. Private interview.
BEARS MAIL ORDER EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Please don't plione. GOOD JOBS FOR Skilled and Unskilled Women MEMPHIS PACKING CO, Trigs and Riverside Memphis WANTED EXPERIENCED POWER SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS High rate of pay. Defense work.
Apply 303 Madison. M. D. M'CLURE 4 SON GIRLS Opening for several interested in light warehouse work as stock clerks. No experience necessary.
excellent working conditions. Start immediately at $20.80 per week. Office personnel please do not apply. K-175, care this paper. COLORED PRESS OPERATORS HAND IRONERS FLAT WORK IRONER HANDS LOEB'S LAUNDRY CLEANERS 282 Madison COMPETENT and reliable person desirous of assuming responsibility for permanent position.
Must know typing. also do florist work. Prefer one living in vicinity of Poplar Pike or convenient to ride White Station Yellow Bus line. Arthur Murray 5600 Poplar. Next to Memorial Park, 4-6233.
COLORED WOMEN LEARN WHILE YOU EARN MONEY All types laundry work. Reasonable hours. Good pay. Experience preferred, but not essential. MODEL LAUNDRY -CLEANERS 1031 Linden BEAUTY OPERATOR WANTED $30 Week and commission if you are skilled beauty operator we will pay you $30 weekly and good hours, pleasant surroundings.
Apply superintendent's office, Bry's, second floor. Bookkeeper and Office Manager For heavy set of books. Downtown. Must have excellent references. Write, giving full details as to experience, when available.
Salary $160 to start. Write P-14, care this paper. TWO CASHIERS General office experience, familiar with looking up. accounts receivable and handling reasonable volume of 44, cash, Good store hours. Write care of this paper.
PEN SHIRT MARKER To mark bundle work: good pay for experienced help. LAMAR LAUNDRY 1164 Lamar LINEN ROOM MANAGER Experienced preferred: good salary: meals and uniforms furnished. BRITLING'S-155 MADISON SEWING machine operators, experienced in garment tactories, for work on pants and shirta. 66 North Third. SALESLADIES For Department Store SCHWAB 163 Beale.
Ave. White Linen Room Woman Immediately Apply Claridge Housekeeper Hotel WANTED- -Clerk for downtown store, hours 12 to 9 p.m.: must have pleasing personality and sales ability. 100 Good N. Main. starting salary.
See Mr. Stein. EXPERIENCED POWER SEWING Machine Operators, Government Work. Overtime. 284 Monroe COLORED Intelligent, capable young woman for inspection work.
Another who can sew. Rankin Cleaners, 1128 Hollywood. WANTED -Nurse aides. good health. age 20 to 50.
Apply Room 155. 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Baptist Hospital. No telephone calls.
WHITE waitress. No beer, refined patrons; tips. Ideal for person with no "home ties. McLaurine's Bakery, 569 South Highland. EXPERIENCED white waitress wanted, good salary, 6-day week.
Apply in person. Robilio' Grill, Watkins and Jacknon. 3 WAITRESSES and colored fry cook. experienced. Hob-Nob Sandwich Shop, 939 Madison.
No phone calls. WHITE girls over 18 for factory work. Bemis Bro. Bag 134 East Carolina. GIRL or woman for soda fountain and cigar counter, to 11 p.m.
Folis Pharmacy, Poplar and Evergreen. GOOD silk presser. None but expertenced need apply. 2-2389. 1054 Jackson.
Evergreen Cleaners. SWIMMING councilors wanted for camp contact Girl Scouts. P. 0. Box 419, Memphis.
or 8-3981. PRACTICAL nurse 88 companion to elderly lady, Apply 2320 Lamar. 4-4647 or 4-2106. WHITE waitress wanted. 51 Grill, 114 Gay080.
DISHWASHER and waitress wanted. Standard Cafe. 239 South Bellevue. EXPERIENCED cook, no washing, good pay; references. 2942 Midland.
4-1516. TWO middle-aged cashiers, California Orange Bar, 46 8. Main. WANTED-Seamstress, University Park Cleaners, 613 N. McLean, 7-5851.
SALESGIRL for boy's department. Ladies' Toggery, Apply in person. WAITRESSES and dishwasher. Apply Three Star Inn. 4-9366.
WANTED Stenographer. 446 dictaphone Operator The Lilly Union Ave. COLORED waitress to serve table. DaV. Apply in person.
12 N. Mclean. WANTED -Experienced waitresses. Apply Restaurant. 62 South Third.
ONE white waitress for 1351 Madison. 36-9138. TWO colored female dishwashers, $11 week. 1422 Jackson. Household Help Wanted -21 Colored couple as maid and vard boy to live on place: miles from White Station.
Other help. Balarv $30 per week. 4-4178. WHITE or colored cook for out of city, transportation furnished, good home, good wages. Apply Goodman Realty 406 Commerce Title Bldg.
GOOD paying job for good experience cook. Must stay on place. 3721 South Galloway Drive. 4-1763. EXPERIENCED combination cook and maid, good references required.
Top wages, room and bath on place. 4-6677. EXPERIENCED cook health card. References. Sunday and Thursdav off 7-0345 until p.m.
COOK and general housework. Must have health card and reference, 2232 Washington. WANTED Good nome, pleasant surroundings. Good pay. It will 6-3637.
pay you to investigate this job. Phone HOUSEKEEPER or school to after care for children. keep house. Call p.m. 9-5075.
WANTED Experienced combinatic cook and maid. 500d references. top wageR. 2-0105. WANTED -Experienced maid, household work.
2 children; must have reference. $15 week. 180 LeMaster. NURSE, cook. general house work, good pay.
48-7554. EXPERIENCED cook. references, health card. $14. 1046 Faxon, 2-0145.
GOOD servant wanted. Call 2-7808, apply 1718 Lawrence. COOK and general housework Email famfly, good pay. 7-3139. WANTED- Cook for boarding house, 2-7239.
good salary. 1092 Madison. Phone 12 MAID tor housework. reference. Call after 5:30.
36-2602. Situation Wanted, Male -22 WANTED Position plantation Several bookkeeper, years' experience. Am at present employed Mississippi preferred. in city. Good reason for making chance.
Best of reference. Write P-18, care Paper. EXPERIENCED warehouse foreman. clerk. References and able.
Phone 36-4111. Situation Wanted, Male -22 EXPERIENCED hotel man in Southern territory, with 400-room hotel nine years. two years as assistant and credit manager. Capable in sales and personnel. Desire connection with hotel or sales representative established company.
Write P-28. care this paper. Situation Want'd. FemaleCASHIER and checker wants work in grocery, drug store: day work. Mrs.
Moore, telephone 36-4360. ENGLISH teacher desires general office work during Summer months. Fourteen months office experience. Call 2-1438. YOUNG lady thoroughly experienced, desires position clerk, typist.
assistant bookkeeper. References. 2-8565. HIGH school graduate desires typing for Bummer months. Call 35-1224.
EXPERIENCED PBX operator and receptionist. Telephone 7-6910-R. Services Offered -26 READ MATTRESS CO. RENOVATINGREFINISHING REPAIRING PAINTING GUARANTEED 2096 MADISON 7-3100 NICHOLS BEDDING MATTRESSES RENOVATED ON SERVICE 351 JEFFERSON 5-8218 COMFORT MATTRESS co. renovates and builds mattresses.
Let us also do your unholstering. 1500 Mississippi. SERVICE of capable expert for opening and repairing, safes. Keys made, locks repaired. 5-2366.
De Soto Hardware Co. ACME UPHOLSTERING CO. chairs, mattresses furniture rebullt. Cooper. 7-3641.
SAFES, solicited. opened, repaired. Out -of -town work Keys made. Webster'. 124 Monroe.
8-5948. 9112 RUG $3.50. mate over stuffed suites. Guarantee. Stroud, Business Opportunities -30 FOR LEASE to March 1, 1946-Basem*nt 32x70 feet.
Sidewalk entrance. Suitable for pool room, barber shop, beauty shop, etc. Corner business center, Main and Market Streets. Columbus, Miss. Population 20,000 with girla' college and Army Air Field, $100 per month.
Former tenant in Army. No fixtures. Contact R. H. Searcy, Columbus, Miss.
BEAUTY Counselors, offers exceptional business opportunity for cultured woman to be trained for specialized work. Flexible hours. Write B-102, care this paper. WANTED to lease, theater, fully equipped, 300 to 500 capacity; town 3500 to 5000 population in TriStates. P.
0. Box 497, Marked Tree, Ark. Business For Sale -31 GRAND OPPORTUNITY Large Memphis Furniture Manufacturing Plant with lumber quota of over million feet. This sale includes office building, main plant along with 5-acre tract land. For price and terms wire.
write or call Lue O. Garner, 100 Goodwyn Institute Bldg. 5-6763. FURNITURE Store, 8. Main $3500 Service station, cafe and property': $5950 Cafe.
$450 daily sales Bargian Cafe, lovely place uptown $4000 Cafe. Second and Poplar $1500 Cafe. 555 Poplar $1500 Lue 0. Garner. 100 Goodwn Institute.
5-6763 MORE MONEY QUICKER If you have business for sale, it's 3 to 1 Garner will sell it quicker. See Lue Garner. 100 Goodwyn Institute Bldg. Phone 5-6763. CAFE.
cars: soda now fountain: doing $5000 parking monthly. space See for to appreciate. Newman. 5-5364. SANDWICH SHOP.
booths, etc. where thousands work. Low rent, easy terms. Act quick. Dillard.
7-6852. WE need cafes, apartment houses. grocery stores. For quick sale. Call Dillard Business Exchange.
7-6852. Money to Loan QUICK CASH LOANS For Any Worthwhile Purpose CONSOLIDATE ALL YOUR PAST DUE BILLS INTO ONE BUSINESSLIKE SOUTHERN LOAN BORROW ON YOUR AUTOMOBILE FURNITURE SALARY DIAMONDS OR OTHER COLLATERAL $60 to $5,000 PRIVATE SALES OF AUTOMOBILES FINANCED SOUTHERN Finance Corporation 241 Sterick Bldg. Phone 8-7551 NEED CASH? FOR QUICK LOANS ON AUTOS AND TRUCKS 10-Minute Service- Borrow and Drive On FURNITURE Bring Your List and Get the Cash Or Anything of Value JUST CALL 5-5631 ONLY ONE CALL NECESSARY Mr. Davis Mr. Scruggs Mr.
Hawkins Mr. McLain THE FRIENDLY Finance Company 403 UNION AVE. 5-5631 NO RED TAPE LOANS IN ONE TRIP To Pay Old Bills To Fix Up Your Car for Summer Needs COME IN -OR PHONE FURNITURE LOANS No Endorsers Required AUTO LOANS INSTANT SERVICE SEE Mr. Ross Kennedy Mr. Brown Mr.
Dwyer KENNEDY SYSTEM (Formerly White System) 141 MADISON 8-8364 8-8365 MONEY FOR ALL NEEDS LOW INTEREST RATE LOANS ON Automobiles Furniture Diamonds Friedlander Finance Co. 202 Columbian Tower Main at Court Phone 8-5818 WHAT EVERYBODY NEEDSMONEY MURDOCK AUTO or economical FURNITURE way to LOAN is the quick, emergencies. Every loan meet money designed for the individual Loans are Insured." COME IN TODAY MURDOCK Acceptance Corporation 54 N. Third Phone 5-2614 FIRST or second mortgage lots loans suburban arranged acreage. small from homes, $100 to vacant $2500.
Notes refinanced. Payments reduced. colored. More We money advanced. No or charge for chat.
buy real B. estate Maize 710 Goodwyn notes. Institute Building. 5-0711. Res.
31-7331. CASH LOANS on diamonda, Finance quickly! 202 interest. Columbian Tower. Phone 8-5818. PRIVATE money to loan on real estate.
Prompt service. M. Frazier 5-4166. 1319 First National Bank Building. Airplanes WANTED- To buy used airplane.
Wright Aircraft Bales Service, Union Avenue. 5-8131. Bicycles-Motorcycles FOR SALE 1040 Harley-Davidson 0. 61, Can seen any time until Monday 3583 Browning Ave. 48-1462.
Bicycles-Motorcycles-40 HARLEY 1940 model 80, Summer shield, leg guards, double crash guards, good condition. 615 East McKellar. Saturday or Sunday evenings. U. S.
TIRES SWIFT'S TIRE SERVICE' 071 Union Ave. rhone 1-3188. TUPELO TIRE CO. Tupelo. Miss.
NEW and used parts for cars and trucks. We specialize in rebuilt motors and transmission. Also Timken and Eaton dual axle parts. AUTO PARTS EXCHANGE CO. Highway 51 8.
Memphis Phone 9-0572 NEW AND USED AUTO PARTS DIXIE AUTO PARTS 1199 South Third. 9-7667 HAVE your automobile repairs made your convenience, hours 8:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Kensinger Inc. Union at Crosstown, 2-4188.
AUTOMOBILE repairs We on easy all terms, pay nothing down. repair makes, also install Neat covers and batteries. Call Chas. T. Everts, 258 Union.
8-4013. EASY terms on auto repairs. body fenders, painting: 244 batteries and seat covers. Jack Jefferson. Trucks-Tractors-Trailers 42 WANTED DUMP TYPE TRUCKS For gravel haul, Natchez, Miss.
Airport Project Distance 7 miles from pit to stock pile, all pavement, on U. 61, except one mile stop. TELEPHONE COLLECT 2-2444 NIGHTS 4-4981 MISS. CHEVROLET-1935 truck, 35,000 miles. This truck in perfect shape mechanically, dual wheels, steel bed with tarpauline top.
See this one today. Ideal tor hauling labor. Wont Call Hugh Chalmera, Phone 170, West Memphis, McCaa Chevrolet Co. 1939 G. M.
C. 1-ton package delivery never truck, good condition: used by laundry, hauled heavy loads. See or call Joe Davis. Hull-Dobba Co. 8-3131.
HOUSE TRAILERS -We buy and sell. Cash paid. Call Mr. Abbott. Auto Sales 1195 Union, 7-1060.
WE FURNISH everything except the driver. Flatbeds, vans, pickups, stakes, panels. 5-6767. Dixie Drive It Yourself System, SEVERAL Carter steel bodies for straight trucks. Length It.
to 12 ft. 311 8. Second. 25-FOOT trailer house. Sleeps four.
1376 Monroe. Automobiles For Sale -43 Died BUICK, 1941 super convertible coupe, beautiful swan grey car, red Spanish leather upholstery. Brand new black top, fender skirts, custom built radio, heater and refroster, spot light, two big General Motors road lamps. The slickest Buick Wright convertible in town. Call George, The 5-8131, Motor 216 Union, est cars, the Wright place.
BUICK 1940 Limited 4-door sedan, 5 sixply high tread prewar whitewall Firestone Champion tires. This car has ways been chauffeur driven, chauffeur maintained by one of the most particular owners. Interior is as clean as any new car money will buy, having had seat covers since new, is equipped with custom built radio, underseat heater, fender skirts. Call Chick. 5-8131, Wright Motor.
BUICK, 1941 special convertible black car with red wheels, a matched set of Firestone gum dipped high tread tires, red Spanish leather upholstery, radio, heater, refrosters, spot light and many other extras. ARk for Chick, 5-8131, Wright Motor 216 Union, The cleanest cars, the Wright place. BUICK, 1941 sedanette, beautiful two-tone green with 5 prewar General dual 8 tires, custom built radio, heater and defroster. Call for George, 5-8131, Wright Motor 216 Union. The cleanest cars, the Wright place.
BUICK 1939 4-door Century. 29,000 actual mileage. Practically new tires. radio, heater, 3rd house south Raines on Airways. Be seen any day 2 p.m.
Looks and runs like new. No dealers. 9-0551. BUICK 1939 4-door, good paint, dark blue, 5 good tires. Buick builtin, radio and heater, spot light: clean inside and out: runs perfect.
Summer Ave. Auto 2938 Summer. 48-1076 BUICK 1940 4-door sedan. Radio, heater. good rubber.
Apply 971 Marble after p.m. CADILLAC. 1941 Hydromatic de luxe custom bullt. Interior by Fleetwood, body by Fisher, custom built Cadillac, radio and heater, Venetian blinds. beautiful black car that shines like patent leather.
5 prewar high tread original Whitewall tires. This car absolutely looks like brand new. Interior, Including the floor rugs are absolutely spotless. Call Chick, 5-8131, Wright Motor 218 Union. The cleanest cars, the Wright place.
CHEVROLET 1941 Special De Luxe senger coupe. under 10,000 miles, splendid U. 8. matched prewar tires, brilliant maroon finish, chronium not dented. special upholstery, fully equipped.
No as to sell this unusual coupe today we slashed the wholesale price until it really hurts. Al O'Hearne Motor Co. 1548 Union, Corner Willett. CHEVROLET 1941 Master De Luxe Tudor -This is a maroon car. with very low like miles, has five original equipment tires, new.
Has radio and heater. and other accessories. If you are looking for the best in a Chevrolet this is it, Will take trade. If interested see or call Johnnie Dabbs. Hull- Dobba 8-3131 residence, 2-0423.
CHEVROLET-1941 special de luxe 5-passenger coupe with radio, heater, seat covers. This car with 8243 miles is like new. has 5 prewar high tread tires. Can't tell spare from new. Hugh Chalmers, Phone 170, West Memphis, Ark.
McCaa Chevrolet Co. CHEVROLET 1940 5-passenger special de luxe coupe, 5 original high tread U. S. Royal prewar tires, and heater, exceptionally clean thruout." Call Chick, 5-8131, Wright Motor 216 Union. The cleanest cars, the Wright place.
CHEVROLET-1940 four sedan. 16.700 actual miles: original prewar tires, original finish: inside and out like new. Come and look for yourself. D. Scott Motor 642 Union.
5-6208. CHEVROLET 1941 2-door Sedan: new tires. radio, heater. defroster. Extra clean.
Low mileage, Phone 67. West Memphis, Arkangas. CHEVROLET 1938 Master De Luxe, good tires. motor. heater and radio, $775.
Owner, 1007 Pearce. CHEVROLET'34 master sedan, new tires. radio, heater, nearly new motor. Owner, 942 Jefferson Ave. CHEVROLET 1934 coach.
Good tires. Can be seen 2471 Princeton after 6 p.m. CHRYSLER Coupe. 1256 Carr. side trance, upstairs.
2-1448. DODGE-1941 Luxury Liner, 4-door sedan. A beautiful maroon with matched Goodyear tires, heater. defroster and seat covers. A fluid drive car anyone would be proud to own.
Will trade. Up to 15 months on balance, Call R. C. Breese, Phone 170. West Memphis, McCaa Chevrolet Co.
DODGE 1940 4-door. excellent tires, motor in perfect condition. Owner leaving for Army. 3522 Macon 4-5731, FORD 1941, super de luxe convertible. low mileage original thruout, olive green, tan leather upholstery, Fords bigRest and best radio, 5 original Goodyear high tread tires, chrome wheels, paint has never been burnt off the motor.
Will finance for 15 months. Call George, 5-8131. Wright Motor 216 Union. The cleanest cars, the Wright place. FORD (60) '37 Tudor.
$500. Gas, saver: good tires, motor and paint. Will trade. No dealers. See Bill, afternoon, 1605 Madison.
FORD 1936 tudor with '37 motor block. Tires fair, Motor excellent. Mileage 16.140. $395.00 cash. D.
E. Champer. Fite Road. 1000 ft, west of Highway 51. FORD 1940 de luxe coach.
5 new tires, seat covers, radio, with all licenses, city inspection: will sell for $850. Summer Ave. Auto 2938 Summer. 49-1076. FORD 141 convertible, pond tires.
low mileage. red leather unholstery, radio. Barrain for cash. 148 Cedar after 12 noon Saturday. FORD -1941 Super DeLuxe: unusually clean inside and out: all good rubber.
$1245. J. D. Scott Motor 642 Union. 5-6208.
FORD 1941 tudor de luxe. Splendid condition, good tires. Call 2-2856. FORD 1937 Coach for sale by individual. As clean '37 you'll find.
48-7392. LINCOLN. Continental like new. Convertible has 2233 1941- 20- tual miles, has white sidewall tires. radio.
heater and over-drive and has beautiful dark green finish with green leather upholstery, khaki ton. spare tire has never been used. Will take trade. interested see. call or wire Johnnie Dabbs, Hull-Dobbs 8-3131; residence.
2-4023. MERCURY 1940 four -door sedan, the cleanest 1940 model in the territory. Equipped with radio, heater. high trend tires and spare like new. R.
C. Breese. Phone 170. West Memphis, Ark. McCas Chevrolet Co.
MERCURY convertible 1941. excellent condition, new matched U. 8. tires. Radio, heater and other extras.
Price warrants quick sale. Wood, 195 Union. 8-1415. MERCURY 1941, four-door with radio and heater, five good tires, runs good, this car is priced $200 below the market. Summer Avenue Auto 2938 Summen.
48-1076. MERCURY 1941 four-door sedan, 10,645 miles. prewar white sidewall tires, dio. heater, defrosters. Looks like new cAr.
Call Rid Dearen Phone 170, West Memphis Ark. McCaa Chevrolet Co. MERCURY-1940 Tudor: original blue finish: all good rubber: motor perfect. $1025. J.
D. Scott Motor Co. 642 Union. 5-6208. OINEMOBILE 1940-98 4-door twatone blue: rood seat covers.
builtin bile radio and heater: good white sidewall tires. you see this car you will buy for it runs like new. Will trade and finance balance 15 months. Summer Auto Co. 2938 Summer.
48-1076. OLDSMOBILE- Fleetline 4-door sedan: anyone should be happy to own thin car: looks and runs like new. white sidewall tire original black finish. Scott Motor Union. 5-6308.
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