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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
.0PM Intervenes
In Dow Strike

MIDLAND. June 2S.-Repre-
sentatives OF the OPM. the con-
citation service of the department
OF labor. the state labor mediation
board. Local fZU7o or The United
Mine Workers tCIO), and the Dow
Chemical Company Joined in a
conference today aimed Al settling
strike called at the huge Dow
plant.
The strike was called Yesterday
because of the diScipliniRg by the
company Of two union stewards,
laid off for TWO weeks and TWO
days for INSTRUMENTATION. The
union maintained that the layoffs
were ordered in order 10 affect
the result OF an NLRB election TO
be held in the plant July 8.
a company spokesman stated
that 1;200 Of 1900 workers en-
ployed on the first shift yesterday
passed through the picket line,
but union leaders put the number
at $50.
The Dow plant is rated 8 per
cent defense plant by government
officials because IL produces IS per
cent Of the nations magnesium,
used in the construction OF air
planes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28

Hayes fought in an unofficial
bout in the barracks of the naval
training station at the Rouge
plant of the Ford Motor Company
al 7 p. m. He was treated by
the station medical officer, but
later suffered a relapse.
He Joined the station a month
ago. A board OF INJURY will be
convened 10 investigate his death.
The state deaths were those OF
Mrs. Emma J. Pennock. y. who
fell dead in her strawberry patch
at Hickory Corners. near Hast
ings, and Frank James, "a, OF
Saginaw, drowned while wading in
the Saginaw River.
The heat wave brought a trip 10
the Petoskey station cooler in De-
troit for Joseph Francis Lehey.
p. of S40S Dexter boulevard. held
for investigation of breaking and
entering.
Lehey was arrested after two
block chase by Louis Doherty a
probationary patrolman walking
a beat in uniform for the first
time last night He was accom-
panied by Patrolman Robert Car
Dpnter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28

British planes powerfully attacked
the naval base at Bremen and
pummelled shipyards and indus
trial detectives at Vegesak. Twelve
British bombers were lost.
Earlier, the air ministry had adj
mitted that for the first time in
the present series of Raj sweeps
of the channel the British losses
had exceeded the Germans
The air ministry said 10 British
planes were downed yesterday and
last evening. Seven German planes
were bagged.
The air ministry said that large
fires we're started at Bremen and
Vegesak and that other targets
were hit and set on fire at Emden.
WilhelmShaven, Cuxhaven. Olden-
burg and Denhelder. Docks at
Calais and Dunkirk were bombed.
In addition TO attacking north
western Germany, British planes
last night gave the occupied chan
mel ports what many observers
considered the heaviest attack OF
the war.
The British air ministry said
that German night raids on Brit
ain were small. One raider was
shot down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
British Raids Costly
% Planes Lost in Day and Night, London Admits
Nazis Put Toll at IS; Bremen Battered
By CHARLES A. SMITH
Init NewsoseryIce stan Correspondent

LONDON. June 2S. Raj squad
rons dropped high explosives to-day
on a power station AT Confines
near Lille in occupied France and
carried out a daylight sweep Of
the invasion coaStline
Authorities in London termed
the attack on the power station
successful II was launched only
few hours after British bombers
hammered the great German port
of Bremen and other targets for
the seventeenth consecutive night
of assaults on the channel coast
and northwestern Germany.
The air ministry revealed. how
ever. that the latest British raids
yesterday and last night were con-
Quoted at the cost of at least p
British planes.
The German high command
said 36 British planes were down
in aerial combats and by anti
aircraft guns yesterday and last
night during Raj attempts 10
penetrate Germany and the
French coast. One German plane
was lost. the high command
said.)
During the night, officials said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
YOU. 5. Marines
Sent TO London

WASHINGTON June 28.-The
navy department announced to-
day that a United States marine
detachment of three officers and
81 men had been sent to London
to act as messengers between
United States offices in the British
capital.
The navy pointed out that the
work of the American embassy
had been greatly increased by the
war.
The marines, il was said, will
also assist as fire watchers at
buildings used by American
officials TO relieve overworked
members of the United States
staff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
Blaze
Jams Traffic
International ss-, Photo

A three-alarm fire today at the
Clarence B. Shoemaker millworE
shop, POPS Fenkell avenue, forced
police TO reroute traffic on Liver.
nois avenue in the vicinity ol
Twelfth street.
The fire started in the two-story
brick building of the Shoemaker
company which has lumber
yard in the back, and extra APP
paratus was rushed TO the scene
because there are a number OF
other manufacturing companies
and several lumber yards nearby
Firemen prevented spreading OF
the blaze. The roof of the Shoe
maker company was destroyed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
Conn S Mother Dies
In Home He Bought

PITTSBURGH, June 2S.-( INS)
The months of suffering. and
the JOY that came with her illness
AS her son reached the peaks OF
boxing fame. were ended today
for Mrs. Margaret Mcfarland
Conn.
The mother Of Billy Conn. the
Irish lad who almost won the
heavyweight championship from
Joe Louis 10 days ago, died from
a lingering and incurable malsdy
last night. Death came in the
Fifth avenue home which Billy's
early prize ring earnings provided.
She was Al years old.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
Food POiSOnS 300
Ptomaine Strikes Picnic CroWd in Pennsylvania;
Hospitals TANNED With Victims

For hours many Of the victims.
too i'll to be moved. lay wrapped
in blankets on the lawn of the
Summer estate of former Senator
Charles w. Sones. where the out
ing was held. while doctors and
nurses circulated among them
Local. state and county police
launched a three-way inveStiya-
tions aided by county medical aii-
thoritieS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
Texas Vote Heavy
In Senator Choice

DALLAS. juno IS. - tINS) --
Texas voters went 10 the polls
I today TO select a siX-year sue
cesSor 10 the late United States
Senator Morris Sheppard A heavy
vote was anticipated.
Though II names weTcon the
ballot. only four candidates were
conceded any chance 10 win. These
were Gov w. Lee O'Daniel. Atty
Gen. Gerald Mann and Unite d
Representatives Martin
Dies and Lyndon Johnson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
Canada 10 Call 100000

OTTA WA. Ont. June IS. -
QNS) Canada will call up 100
600 more men for four-monthS
compulsory military training and
home defense. National Defense
Minister Leighton RalSton and Ma
tional War Service Minister Joseph
ThorSon announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa, June %

-Ptomaine poisoning, sweeping
through a picnic of 5000 Masonic
Order members. struck down az
least 300 persons here.
Williamsport hospitals were
jammed with victims, but all were
pronounced out of danger. Scores
Of others were IN bed AT their
homes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
WANTED SWIM SUIT

At 4 a. m. the officers heard
the crash OF breaking glass and an
alarm started ringing on the Nes-
bit haberdashery al SIP Grand
River avenue. Lehey admitted
breaking the store window and
blamed il on the heat.
II was going 10 take bath
ing suit from the store and go
swimming" he said.
Treated at Receiving Hospital
for heat exhaustion were Virginia
Kay, IA. of 4205 Fourteenth ave-
nue.. and Charles Frazer, As. OF
34l6 West Forest avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28

NEW YORK. June 2S.--(INSl
- Former Preside Herbert
Hoover will make "a statement 10
the American people upon our sit
uation in the war" during a ma
tion-wide broadcast over the Red
network of MIC between $50 and
l0:15 p. m. Detroit time) tomor-
row. he said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
TO Sue Harry Richman

MIAMI. Fla. June 2S.-UNSl-
Hazel Forbes Richman, wife of
singer Harry Richman. announced
today that she would file suit for
a divorce in Miami, charging ex-
IRENE cruelty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
BIG PLANES USED

Planes of the heaviest type par
ticipated in these air attacks,
which extended 10 Slovakia and
the Rumanian cities of JasSy.
Bucharest and the Black Sea port
of ConstanZa.
In addition, the Rumanian city
of Ploesti, in the heart of the oil
fields. was reported a maze OF
flames" as a result of previous
Soviet raids.
The major struggle of the war
so far was being fought on the fat
lands of White Russia before
Minsk, where an estimated 600, 00C
Red army troops were battling
with equal German panzer forces
AS the war ground through its
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28

NaZiS Fail
ut LWOW.
Reds Say

Page
BERLIN-Russlan counter al
lacks reported beaten off -. 2
HELSINKI-Finns and Ger
mans claim air supremacy
in north ................. 2
BUDAPEST-Hungarian and
Soviet forces locked in bat
tie .............. =
observation-disclosures of
Lithuanians reported killed
in anti-Soviet uprising 49,. 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
International Ner. s,ryiee CabI.

International News service thDie
MOSCOW, June 2S.-Russia re-
ported today that her army had
thrown back a fast German flank
ing movement around Lwow and
that her planes had attacked Ger
man mechanical units in the
direction of Shaulai, Wilma and
Minsk.
A war communique also told OF
SCATTERING new Russian air raids
on Hungary. Slovakia and Ru-
mania.
In gigantic rear guard actions,
the Russian troops on the northern
sector moved back on a 150-mile
front centering about the strategic
city of Minsk. But the communiqut
said the Red army had taken the
initiative on the southern front
from the Danube delta to south.
eastern Poland and that Soviet
|spearhead had driven into Ru-
mania.
tReuters (British) news
agency quoted the Moscow radio
as announcing that a Soviet
cavalry division annihilated an
entire German regiment in Bes-
sarabia. The report said heavy
losses also were inflicted on
German mechanical forces in
southern Poland near the White
Russian border. In addition, it
was claimed. the Russian air
force inflicted severe losses on
enemy mechanical forces at
Siauliaio, wilma, Minsk and
Luck.)
Several points in Hungary were
said to have been raided by Red
air force planes within few hours
after Hungary declared war on the
USSR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
Senate Confirms Stone

WASHINGTON. June %. -
tINS) 49, The Senate unanimously
confirmed the nomination of Hsr-
Ian r. Stone 10 be the twelfth chief
justice 81 the United States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
Record Heat Kills )
3 in Detroit, 2 Outstate Die Mercury Hits IS;
Torrid Temperature Lands Man in Cooler

Cooler weather was predicted
for today after Detroit sweltered
through the hottest night in 10
years and the hottest June night
on record.
The heat Yesterday took three
lives here and two outStste.
The term cooler was defined
by the bureau as about FIVE de.
grees below Yesterdays scorch-
ing temperatures. which scared
10 95 az 3 p. m.
Clarence J. Root government
meteorologist. said that last night
was the hottest night ever re-
corded here in June, the minimum
mark registered by the thermom-
eter being IS at Z m.
I'VE have recorded minimums
OF 80 degrees In other Sum-
mers," he said. but these always
came In July. The last such
night we had was in July, 1881"
FOUGHT IN BARRACKS
Dead in Detroit were Donald
w. Hayes. p, OF 2536 Theodore
street. who became exhausted
after a boxing match and died ir
the Ford plant first aid station,
Daniel Gladstone. 80. Of 646s
Gratiot avenue. who collapsed in
a gasoline station at Conant and
Sobieski avenues and was dead or
admittance 10 Receiving Hospital
and George kyffn. 80. OF 672 ST
Clair avenue. who Succumbed in
the customs Office AT the Detroit
end OF the Detroit Windsor tunnel
while returning from a trip Il
Canada.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
WELL KNOWN IN CITY

Frahm was probably the best
known police officer IN the city.
HIS tuxedo-clad figure was a
familiar sight AT civic banquets
and receptions, and he was a pa
tron OF expensive cocktail bars
and clubs
Professionally. he was regarded
As smart officer After three
years on routine beats AS a rookie
copper he received his first promo
ton, becoming A detective in 1914.
He advanced steadily through Off
cial ranks until in 1882 he became
chief of detectives.
While serving as the Inspector
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
IN THE
NEWS
Saturday Symposium
1861 LynwOOd road,
LynwOod, Calf.
April 25, 194l.


Editor Los Angeles Examiner.
Los Angeles, Calf.
Dear Sir:
MAY be a little presumptu-
i Gus in writing you, but the
little message i'm verse. that l
am enclosing has prompted
me to make the venture.
If you should use the
verses, i would feel wonder
fully repaid if they would be
instrumental in bringing a
few members of society just
a little closer to the source of
help in life's darkest hours.
Personally, i feel il there
was ever a time when mortal
man needed direct help from
the Almighty more than at the
present, il has not been
recorded in history.
Respectfully,
GEORGE T.. HORN.
JUST AN HUMBLE
PRAYER
God Of the 0QcS. To Thee.
tcc cry,
As mon By the millions pre-
pairing to dfSs,,
In prescrriags hnmda lib
orty,
4 gJt that wos gircn,
eLord, BIZ Thee.
Strengthen the arms Of
liberty!
As blood is fociH0 to keep
men free
From the feortUl poWcr Of
-HtuN men,
Fired from the depths Of
heVs deepest don.
While pcdce get spares our
precious land,
Moy nc m Thee mitcdy
stand.
Shouider 10 shoulder ~
spirit todoy
With those aligned ia battle
array.
God If or fothcrs, ia You
icc trust,
WI frecmeA ria2 their
cause IS Just.
In ercry land meath the
gloWiag sun
Where men arc free az the
course they mn.
Hear. oh God!t "a the help
less flee
Home and death, no shell
ter bit Thee.
Bind re pray through Hb-
erty'S might
The force that rould blight
It's godiy hight!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
Convicted
OF PROTECTING
Baseball Pool

Fred w. Frahm, who moved in
Is years from billy swinging
patrolman'S beat 10 the office OF
superintendent Of police, today
stands convicted Of selling his
powerful influence for $4,000 10
protect a baseball pool
Convicted on two counts OF a
Judge Homer Ferguson grand jury
indictment. Frahm faces maxi
mum sentence Of FIVE years IN
prison or a 81 500 fine.
A jury in Circuit Judge Earl
c. Pugsley's court deliberated only
two hours and brought in YER
dict at 1850 p. m. yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
Petdin SEXES
Two in Plot;
Manhunt On
International News servie. Cable

BERLIN. June 28.-Gen. Mau.
rice Gamelin. former commander
in chief of the French army, has
escaped from the prison at Bour-
raSo where he was awaiting trial
at court-martial, the German
radio disclosed today in dispatch
from Vichy.
A nationwide search has been
organized for Gamelin, said the
German radio. Details of the man.
ner by which he escaped were not
Immediately disclosed.
F Two persons have been arrested.
according to the German radio, at
Clermont- Ferrand on suspicion OF
having conspired to make the es-
cape possible.
NOT DISCLOSED AT ONCE
The generals escape occurred at
IL a. m. Friday, according TO the
German radio, which did not an
nounce his disappearance until to-
day.
General Gameln and other lead
ers of the. French government
which declared war on Germany
were being held for trial by
lcourt-martial at Rom which was
attempting to fix the responsibility
for Frances collapse in the war.
After the war began, General
Gamelin also was commander in
chief of all the Allied armies in
France. including the British.
General Gamelin was arrested
Sept. Is. 1910. by order of the
new French government headed by
Marshal Henri Philippe Petain.
The immediate charge was "acti-
lvities contrary to the interests Of
the state"
Other leading personalities in
Icluding former Premiers Edouard
Daladier, Paul Reynaud and Leon
Blum and former War Minister
Georges Mandel were arrested
along with Gamelin. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28
ONE GOES FREE

Convicted with Frahm were two
former police lieutenantS, Clyde
r. Ranney and James NJ Dooley.
and a detective John Mulligan.
Former Detective James Bennett
was acquitted.
Frahms jovial handsome face
contorted IN anger al the verdict
In statement 10 reporters he
said.
II never listened to such un-
fair arguments n those pre-
scented at this trial. They (the
prosecution can't bring in any
gangster or gambler who can
truthfully say ever did any
thing for him. Ny record shows
was tough on such people.
don't think IL right that l was
tried for my investments"
GAGNoN CHIEF WITNESS
Frahm was referring TO prose-
.cution testimony that he had &C
Iquired property and lived eX-
lpensively while an officer. The
principal testimony against Frahm
and the other officers was given
by Jack Gagnon. former principal
owner OF the National Sports
Junior Baseball Pool
Gagnon declared he gave Frahm
upwards of $1,000 10 permit the
pool to operate Will, the other
lofficers received smaller amounts
Frahn recovered his customary
lurbanlty in short order, however,
and smiled gcniaiiy tor press cam
eramen He whIstled Cheerfully
AS he left the court room for home
and was the picture of unconcern.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-28

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335 North Oakhurst drive.
Beverly Hills. Cal:
June Is, 1871.
Mr.. William Randolph Hearst,
Care the Los Angeles
Examiner,
Los Angeles, California.
Dear Sir:
MOST certainly i do not like
IVA much of the news that Is
printed in your newspapers,
and most certainly / have not
always agreed with your
policies, but I do want to yell
hOrray for your editorial of
this morning.
1t is exactly what ordinary
everyday folks, like my family
and a thousand and one
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In You atone our hope must
dWcN
While forcefM yuic, con-
cCired ~ hen.
is St0FWWQ NJ rdgC o cf
loHd and sea,
PrcSsrrc, oh God! human
hbcrty.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20

BEDROOM New 10-piece, S3s terms.
Benson's. 1924 Woodward. open eve
nfnes5 Sunday i22-5
BFE=-tfIt4te4 4 -
MOSS FURNITURE, 1888 CD. RIVER
st5lss = jennyiiTf= 5lti'-I'f5 iIFl->I ~
Benson's. 1924 Woodward. open eve
nings. Sunday 12-5.
BED OUTFIT. bed. spring ana mattress.
$40 % value. Now SO %. terms Wash
tngton. 1865 Gratiot Open evenings.
BIGELow. Alex Smith. Mohawk rugs and
carpeting; over 80 sizes; all grades.
brand ne~-BiS discount heFe--E41e RS
CO, 26l6 East Grand Blvd at the Viaduct
BRAND new gorgeous lounge and ottoman
to match super value 1895
RAYS FuRNiTuREL952 JOS. CAMPAU
BRAND new, fully guaranteed, inner spring
mattress, worth S19.95. nov SO So
RA $ FURNITURE, $500 JOS. CAMPAu
BRANn new. 2-pc.. striped doeskin living
roam stIIte=tt as-Sk9- S3a.-
RAYS FURNITURE, q525 JOS. CAMPAU
BRAND new. il-pe.. modern bedroom suite,
everything complete. was SilS. now $50.
RAYS FURNITURE. e525 JOS. CAMPAG
BUNK beds. complete springs. MATTRESSES:
new. SIS. Bensons 1924 Woodward.
Open evenings sunday 12-5
DAVENPORT Sl.0O, coil springs. 81 90.
arm chair. S1.00. HOOKS. 1899 MACK.
DINETTE sET-Good condition, $50. Muir
ray W. ~pIo rdiiNitNs
DINING ROOM, Duncan Fyfe. $50: gor-
geous buffet. large extension table. i've
eiasss-sEa-Aest- -ttf,trs-+-ter-rfi-
in beautiful mahogany Terms. Open eve
rings Baer. a1l7 Grand River. at JOY.
FOUR rooms Of furniture Including SerYel
Flectrolux gas refrigerator viii sell
separately sseFitiee4-PFiY party pity
Palace Trailer Lot. 1870 West Warren.
HIGH GRADE living room suite slightly
used. Sss,5u value, yours Tor S295o,
terms. Washington. 1858 Gratiot. Open eve
iNNERsPRfNG MHTTREss-was sl7.5o'
now $3.50 Dennis 1881 Gratiot.
1T PAYS to buy the Central Stores way,
II locations IN Detroit
JENNY LIND bed spring or mattress
S4e5. Baer, el17 Grand River at JOY
LIVING room suite. beautiful velvet. s44'
davenport and lounge chair with ouilt-in
double duty springs and reversible inner
coil cushions Easy terms. Open evenings.
BAER. a1i7 GRAND RIVER. AT JOY
LIVING RM suites. lueo above cost Open
Sunday Van Lokern 1887 charlevoix.
LIVING room suite; used. SIS, sacrifice.
Many other reasonable bargains. Ben
sons. 1924 Woodward. Open evenings.
sunday l2.5
LIVING ROOM suites. beautiful selection.
under $50; don't pay the long price; buy
direct from distributor ROGERS CO. 1915
East Grand Blvd. at the Viaduct.
LIVING ROOM suites S26. 20. Rtteway
Furniture Co. ll5 Harper
LOOK! Matched walnut or mahogany nnisn
3-pc. bedroom suites $50 values 90 at
only s2i. so Hurry Easy terms. Wash
ington, 1858 Gratiot Open evenings
MATTRESSES. inner coil or box spring
all sizes x7.e5. Open evenings to 800.
BAER, e117 GRAND RIVER. AT JOY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20

CLEARANCE SALE
r..v washers. used few eft selling out
=, "a sal. also a few stoves snd radios a.
harrsin rrices All standard makes. Carlson
Appliances, 1885, Crsuoi a. harpef' open
evenings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20
FURNITURE

/ Beautiful matched bedroom suites.
fine finished woods, gorgeously
styled living room suites. all styled
dinette and dining room suites. as
sorted studio touches. heavy rugs.
cotton and innersprfng mattresses.
coil and box springs. lamps. lounge
and occasional chairs lamps.
steel inhe- dinet4e sets- $il.6e
sway studio couches ..............Sl3.5 so
sNl2 rugs. colors .....,...... ......S W."
Living room suite ...........-...s 'Szo'"o
Matched BEDROOM suites ........... .S2O.0 90
Doubie beds = S.oV
China cabinets ................. = NOV
Ind tables ..........-.,...... soc
Box springs -................ ......s $50
UphoIstered vanity bench ..,......S 2.95
1 pholstered occasional chairs. ......S $50
9xl2 rug psds ......- ..............> ;.25
Administer throw rugs .......,..... 1.49
Pottery table lamp .......,.......... .Sac
Occasional table ....,............ 2.25
2ONsO wall mirrors. .-......-......s.S LBS
HURRY FOR THESE BUYS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20

CONSULT the snlareed Besl Estate hstinss
IN the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Sectionl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20
RADIO

At-stack- of 200 console, table mod
els. midget. radio and monograph
combinations. automatic changers
beautiful. modern and periodical
nets, variety of RCA Victor
Philco. Zenith. floor samples and
new in cartons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20
Electric Refrigerators
A CLEANUP SALE

All floor samples sashed
SAG 50 Gu FIT. NORGE 80 -... $50
S2i9. 80 GU. TT PHILCO. 80. ....,. 90
S2Os % HOT POINT DE LUKE 90 129
SlaT. so WESTINGHOUSE ID. l.. 30 1923
Several others. all at bargain prices
e23s Mack RUBY's SASS Cd. River
open Sunday and evenings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-20
Electric Appliances
All vacuum Cleaners

Hoover. 50. Eureka 81. Royal 50 Elec-
tfolux. Sl2. Hoover agitator. Sii. Many
other rebliits, 1-yesr guarantee
BENJAMIN APPLIANCE SHOPS
1892 LfNERNOiS. IST Ri. n. FENkFLL
1885 GRATIOT. AT emile ROAD EAST
OPEN EWES. TILL 10. SUNDAY 10 TO s
HOOVER With attachments 50 IS. Rebuilt
cleaner, perfect condition.
si3S Cd River RUBY'S 923s Mack
Open sunday and evenings