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Boomman browns
Off Raft Of Logs

Morris A Nadsf. 81 flrrrssi
~. 8. Boz 1T. a b,sommsn ~ ins
Tsegns ffarbof Lumbar CO. 49,
drowned ate Monday night when
BE- slipped OF = raft u ioss.
Tns Dody Nss recovered Tuesday
morning shortly after 20 employees
- the lumber company snd two
deputy shsriffs bsEsn searching
for IA
Funeral arrangements slii ~
announced ~ Nsliinssr.
Vsasr esn.s nsfs about seven
years ago from Ga sism. ~nsrs
hs sas born Apui 5. 1904. ifs
caves his Nifs DofOthy Dean Va.
Der. five brothers AMI FIVE sisters
Mrs. Della Wagner. Taeoma Mrs.
Dofusniex HOzzana. Fayaligp. Mrs
Arthur Oidfisi1 and Mrs. Ronald
Omsg. T1ss Dailss. Ore, and Mrs.
H3nsei Thomas. Oakland. callf .
ths brothers are Eari o. and Owen
y. Tacoma. Arthur and August
of Oakland. and Oscar a. r.. u
Gle Elum.
vadsr Nsa a nsnbsr % Ba~rniil
q Timber Workers Uni0n 1854 and
II the A. .. n. W.
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Darlan TO Rule
French Forces
pIlII ETlA
BULLETIN

MADRID-Reports circulated
In Madrid tonight said there had
been serious disagreements on
policy at Nichy between Admiral
Jean Francois Darlan, French
supreme defense minister. and
Gen. Maxine Weygand, pro-
consul In North Africa.
NICHY, France-Full power
over the armed forces OF France
and the empire was concentrated
In the hands OF Admiral Francois
Darlan Tuesday for political
synchronizauon' Of French mill
tary effort.
The action. taken by the
council OF ministers. followed q
visit to Vichy by Gen. Maxine
Weygand. proconsul in North
Africa. who returned to his post
without attending the council
meeting. The new powers given
10 Darlan, who has been regarded
az snti-British, apparently would
give him firmer control over Wey-
gand's forces in Africa, which
frequently hsye been reported
favorable TO Brittany
Marshal Henri Philippe Petain
who presided over the council
meeting. arranged 10 announce by
radio tonight a series Of social
and economic reforms including
wage increases and changes in the
. status Of labor. These will be
Immediately effective.
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Passage Of Drafiee
Bill Appears Certain

NA-hINbfO> ~ TIE ffHt lest
vote IN the hosls. Tuesday lndi-
Gated support q the adminisfrs-
ions program 70 retain ssisctsss.
Yllsrdsnsn. ressrvists and regulars
IN ths army beyond their original
tsrrns q duty
BY = teller vote announced az
is5 10 iss. the houss rejected an
amendment 70 strike out u ths
extension resolution a conxrss-
sionAi declaration that the national
interest Il imperlls-a and 70 set up
a system for retaining Aeisctses
on q voluntary bass only
TINS amendment vac ksy part
u the program offered oy non
intsrvsntlOnlsts 70 restrict On de-
least an is-mOntn extension.
Administration leaders mad high
hopes Of passing late Tuesday At
eats an ls-mOnth extensiOn-
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Nazis Claim Some
F orces Reach Sea

BERLIN German armed forces
pounding into the rich ukrAlBs
have at some points reached the
shores Of the Black Sea. a Man
military spokesman said Tuesday
The German. offensive into the
Ukraine Was not mentioned by the
hlgh commands daily eommuniqus
which reported aerial attacks on
Ao~eow ard said operations on the
eastern front were proceeding sat.
isfactoriiy.
a military spokesman. however
later reported the advance 10 the
Black sea shores. presumably ~
p@nzsr uniis The Nazi forces had
been developing a plnesrs move
nnsnt around Kisv and Al the same
Continued on Psss 10. Column -
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Another Flour
Plant Closes

The Tacoma plant Of the Cen
tennial FIGURING Mills Co. sm-
ploying $50 men. was closed Tues
day morning when union leaders
refused 10 pack orders for the
struck Crown Mills Of Portland
Ted Hopkins. district vice presi-
dent Of the American Federation
OF Grain Professors and chief
spokesman for the flour, feed and
cereal workers union. said the
company had directed union EN-
ployes 10 10 nome.
That's just what we predicted
last week Hopkins asserted be-
fore leaving for another concilla-
ton conference in Seattle. IT
Was our belief that a. soon a.
Centennial here had completed
milling cargo for the freighter
North Haven. an attempt would De
made To mill orders for the Crown
mills Of Portland.
That situation developed this
morning, our men refused 10 pack
cIt Crown orders and were told
to 70 hOme-fo forcing us out II
INT a strike. ia a lockout"
Hopkins raid he had just re-
turned from negotiating success
fully a raise for employees Of mill
AT Psndieton. Ore.
Al Portland jesse 4 jacobson.
federal depa rtment Of labor con
Continued On Page 7. Column -
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fBy Tacoma fimss staff hrtsfl
FORT LENIs X Army Corps
STAFF members Theoretically we're
in dense fog Tuesday. have been
IN rs since Sunday and. frankly.
It's beginning 20 get them down.
It's the third day Of me com
mand post exercise or paper
war and. thus far. there hasn't
been a tangible enemy 70 fight
even on paper.
Theoretically. an enemy feet is
lowering along the Pacific coast.
believed 10 be headed north A
dense fog along the Pacific North
west eoastlIne. however. has
grounded ell aircraft and made q
close check on the enemys where
sbouts impossible
Il has been reported author
tstiveiy that the hostile invasion
fleet sheiled Monterey By the
California coast ard then sailed
nortnssrd- A. speed q 20
knots staff officers here figured
out nersOusly. the feet would
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sy vnlTip passs

A steady. cnorsilnstsd Rrifs
ish and Russian AERIAL often
awe against Germany appear
cd 10 he gaining intensity
Tuesday, a. the Royal Air
force smashed at Cologne in
one If tho heaviest daylight
raids ~ the war.
The attack sss the third asy.
light bombing n Cologne and fai.
Isw~a night rslds IN uerrnAr se1
Dutch targets. ~ -<esi - . Hsssetss
AERIAL thrust ~ sesiin
british attacks N northwestern
Germany and Russian cnsisuepses
fsum the east wsse reported % ~
psra q '.psseefs sffsns<ve aimed
at Nsa var asossf. AWsevscsn-
h1li, planes led The fsrtinA attach.
n vas understood shss no flying
farsresses so.r wos,i1 ~ ssea In
str.,nsphsfs raids = M sissmsn
espsssL
RUSSIAN Asnseut nAso
n&ns.sN vUumuu 1ynem
rss ne fourth night 10 shs lass
f,vs. Russian slfplsaes Asssehsd In
scoas'nasa - rsss .. caamn ,,
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Sues for Sl,273
Lost at GAMBLING

Claiming he lost more than
$1,000 in dice and card games be-
tween July 9 and August 5. Her
man p Behrens. longshoreman re-
siding al 303 So. 9Th st. filed suit
Tuesday against John Teglia. pro-
prietor Of the Avenue cafe al 1915
Pacific ave, for recovery Of Sl.237
sllegedly lost in gambling games.
Harry n Johnston. former Pierce
county prosecutor and Behrens
attorney. said Tuesday that the
suit was filed on the strength Of
n new Law. Section 5s5l Of Rem
ington's statutes Johnston said he
believed this was the first case in
the state instituted under the new
Law
The law reads that any persons
losing money or anything Of value
at OF on any game shall have
cause Of acton 10 recover from
the dealer or players winning or
from the proprietor for whose ben
eft the game vas dsaled
In his complaint Behrens says
that Teglia was conducting gam
bling games open 70 the public +"
He says the games were dice
games ana a card game known as
n He says he demanded re-
turn Of his money and vas refused.
Your Postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest in L. s Defense
Bonds
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Staff Fighting Paper War
Begged Down by Dense Fog

reach the northern oregon coast
sometime Wednesday morning
arriving a. the Washington shore
Inc later 10 the day
II Nas possible. however. that
ne INVASION fleet could have
doubled back and vii again at
tack IN California. S0bod ,
knows Ofaesrs don't dare con
centrats their paper forces a. any
one point
OF course. this frstilng and
Continued on Page 7 Column u
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Sports World
FLASHES


BosToN-ts Bisnian. right
handler for the PhiIils.. ws. hit
sa hls pttehin. sibs~ hy . line
drive In the second isninG NJ
Tuesdays game between ths
Philiie. and tho Boston Braves.
ne retired from the game.
GHICAo o--pfe.idsat vain
Hsrrsdss ~ the Amesfsss Iessus
.--~s.ed fine. ranging from $50
10 500 Tuesday against kidan
Aah~r. ~. LB.i. Brssss pitcher.
doe huhei. Chicago white SOS
nrst i-~.sm.n. and Alan s,rsaEs
Of the Browne for their part ia
. fight dusiaE yesterdays game
~ te.sisksy park.
Mabel aud Ask~r. ths original
participants. ssrs fined 500.
sfraBg.. Who rushed off The
Brownie hsnsh Ia lo,a In the
sseiee, w.s f,aea $50.
sFATTIE--Hrs. ftsrt~sf Wy.
Tacoma. defending chsppis.s
and s~vsn either women re-
manned In the running T,se.asy
for the Washington state
wousn's Public I1ahs Golf
association little.
Mrs. fry bsat Mrs. A. A.
Ciehs. se@ttis. 4 and =. In tss
nrst round 81 match play ss tbs
jackson park course.
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Are Executed
BY Germans
BY UNITED PRESS

A United Press Stockholm
dispatch reported Tuesday
that after using all other
means to try and stop sabo-
age and espionage in Norway.
= ERIN an occupation authori-
ties had resorted TO death
sentences for the first time.
Three Norwegians were shot at
Bergen Monday. the dispatch said.
on the charge that they went to
England and returned with a radio
set and weapons which they used
in building an illegal organize
ton"
The dispatch disclosed that there
was a new Nazi gestspo (secret
police chief in Norway and that il
was believed he had overridden the
German army ban on death sen
fences. The German army has
forbidden the death penalty on the
ground that Norwegians are really
Germanys comrades in arms"
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Tocomo's RoinfoH
Totals "a Inch

Tacoma had "a inch Of rain Mon
day. bringing the total for the
month to 90 inch. Shortage since
the first Of the year amounts 10
6.52 inches.
Generally fair weather 10 fore
cast for the next "a hours although
II will be cloudy Wednesday morn
luE
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Kill Rodents 10 Halt
Bubonic Plague Spread

YREkA, Cal - Thirty public
health workers Tuesday shot and
gsssed rats, squirrels and chip
hunks in Siskiyou county. lest
an outbreak Of bubonic plague
which hss killed tao persons
should become an epidemic.
Ersdicstors worked IN five
mile circle around Yreks and
around NJ Shasta
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To Organize
NaChes Pass
Association

Meeting at the University
Union club Monday night rep
resentatives of civic groups in
Tacoma. Sumner. Buckley and
Enumclaw appointed a COM
mittee to set up a plan of or
ganlzation for a Naches Pass
Highway association and re-
port at a similar gathering TO
be held in Tacoma next Mon
day night. Aug. Is.
Primary purpose Of the orga-
nization will be TO present the
merits Of the proposed Nsches
cutoff to the state highway de-
partment and Gov. Arthur Langlie
and seek to induce them TO order
the survey authorized by section
Of the state highway bill passed
by the last legislature. For that
purpose the legislature appro-
pristed $4,000 out of the highway
fund and added, provided the
money is availa BILE"
Must Sell Idea
II so happened that in matching
federal funds allocated to prof.
ects in this state. the entire ap-
preparation was used before the
Naches survey was reached, and
the project was dropped from the
highway program. II was pointed
out at the meeting Monday night,
however, that unexpected in
creases in highway fund receipts
since the first of the year will
provide ample money to make the
survey. The first job is TO sell the
idea 10 the governor and highway
director, and that the sponsors of
the project are prepared to do.
Though the Naches project alter
nately has been on and off the
Continued on Page 5, Column 81
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PRATTLE ABOUT VICTORY
IRkS NAZI GENERALS

The broadcast as picked up In
New York by the United Press lis
tening post said some German gen
erals were taking an unusually
firm stand in demanding "A cessa-
tion Of prattle" about victories on
the ground that the German people
should be prepared for the ire
mendous losses sustained on the
eastern front.
"A number OF German generals
consider that the Nszis have been
diseredited in the eyes OF the Ger
man people by the collsps Of their
original promises OF 'blitzkrieg.
the Tass dispatch said They
think that this failure will have
great repercussions upon the in
ternal political situation. There
fore plans Of establishing a mill
tary dictatorship in Germany after
the 1865 pattern have once
more gained popularity among the
German generals
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~ UNIFIED rasss

strikes threatened productions
n materials ant weapons for ali
brnnehss q ina armed forces
Tuesday
AZ ssefstafy ~ me Navy Frank
Knok conferred sith l.. ~. kofn-
ti1rff. president u ths Fsdsrsl
shipDlilaing ard n1ydoek eoss-
psnT. apon = pfopo~.i that ths
navy taks over ina eompanys
str1ss-boana Ksarny. ~. J.. plant.
a wslkost q 500 AL iaDorers
stopped work Ga a u. 510.oDo naval
sxpsaslon program sf Portsmouth,.
~. N.
Union officials. uiso szid th<
laborers usrs demanding 1874 Per
cent hourly wage Increases ~ 70
cents. s2id ths strike might spread
Al Portsmouth
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.Leningrad,
Kiev Drive
Is Renewed!
SD DAY IN RUSSIA

MOSCOw-Germana arm
ored forces. unleashing their
third great offensive OF the
war in effort 10 score = de-
eision before the early Rus
sian winter sets IN. struck
powerfully toward Leningrad
and kiev Tuesday. but we're
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Mrs. Tayntan Thsyer. 1914 No,
X Is, entertained her sister Baro-
ness Florence du Fresno and
daughter. Msidie. OF New York
last week. The visitors came here
via Hollywood. where they visited
At the home OF Mrs. Macdonald.
Jeanette MacDonald's mother,
They are now en- route 10 their
home In New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. William n. Luel,be
p43O Pacific ave. have had as
house guests this past week. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred y. Ines Of Tampa
Fla. Mrs Luehbe and Mrs. Ines
are cousins.
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Powers, 500 !
So. 3sth st, has been entertaining
her niece. Mrs. Grace y. Grin OF
Fix Point. So. Dakota II was
Mrs crilrs first visit to this
Northwest.
Wesley Coutts OF New York
CITY is a guest at the home Of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Coutts. 1918 SO. Fife St
After waiting most Of the aasra.
mer To prove his point. Art An.
COVE demonstrated Monday after.
noon why ne keeps a large black
umbrella At all times In his offic'
at the city hall.
The formula for curing muscu-
lar aches from picnic sports has
CONTINUED on Page 7. Column 81
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No Word From r.D.R.

NAntsfSafOS There has zssee
no news ssnes saturday faosnlng
fran President ftess~ysit's ya<ht
fssomas. ~hsss presumably %
es1sissax off shs asfsn Atlantis
coast
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Strikes Threaten Output
For Armed Force Branches

nssnds mat th< Msss nsnafs<-
turing company nsAks recent ~s9s
sselss~.fis. fioas retroactive 70
Aus. . Instead ~ AUG. -. Nearly
all ~ tina eompsnrs asssput are
fcontlnasa ca Page .. coiama -
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WEATHER FORECAST

Generally fair tonight. Thurs
asy. Temperatures Nigh. 81, io<.
50. sun sses. Sos. sets. ia.
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Coordinaied
Air Offensive
Strikes Nazis
British. nunsiuus
Deliver TollinQ
Blows 10 Enemy


foNDo~-Asssvs~ss s.ssss ny
lag f.ssv~ss~s we've rse~esss -
sight " nave F~e~a ~ s>svsss
nssssss ssssssss pessssssss~ -
~ ossmsev 80 h>gxsss ftssssv
sffeesse~ ~ - var ~ ssssse~
lag sssssss - <sss teeusestat
targets s~s sessh Tr~n~es
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u GET PRISON TERMS
FOR PLOT AGAINST STATE

A United Press Vichy dispatch
reported that IA men. officers. en-
listed men and civilians, had been
sentenced 10 prison terms OF from
five TO IS years at Casa blanca.
French Morocco, for plotting
against the security Of the state. e"
The sentences were by court mar
tial. IL was said.
A Moscow radio broadcast. which
came from the official news agency
Tass, quoted Stockholm military
quarters that, despite second
purge Of high German army Off
GERS. differences between the Nazi
leadership and the high command
were intensifying.
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ROOMS
WANTED

ny n<N eofnsrs 70 Taco
ma. Inc demand xrcws
stronger each week How
ever. th<ss people vino
~snt living quarters dat
have time 10 look for
ssxnss they are relying ca
Tacoma Times Want Ads-
Rsnf your room nov while
ths demand = strong,
Cali The Tacoma Tmes
Want Ad department.
MA 3l51
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Report British
To Sue for Peace
Branded as f lse
BULLETIN

BULLETIN
fDNpoS--ssissssss ~ Infer
.sas,e. Breaaea nssshs~ .ssS
rs~sd.y .isss ~ - h~~s
sass.sissd ~ Lard ns~sss-
brook Ia den, sssgslssssii, -.
sesttsas wsssbs IN Wsshisgsss
that os1.i ur,tsis insight ssss
foe peace ssless NJ unsssl
states ~ai~ssa iks ear ssthis
30 days.
wAsHtsoT0N - Two nspuhll
csn congressman said Tnsssis }
that Lofd beassforook. British
prosias ton chief, has told United
states officials that snlss. TN.
country enters the Nsr within 70
days. Great Britain ~iiI ssss fof
peace with Germany.
Ths stale dspsssmssi ssid
that there is sisssisisIy -
truth In ths story - fss -
~ knows
Rep. Paul ". shsfsf. o.. No.
declared that nsayerbrook ''hss
given notice 10 fs.ponabis az
tboFitiss in the United Asste. that
unless Ne come into ths sar viii
men within 20 lays. Great Britain
win ssgosists for peae. eith ina
Mans liza Information cana.
he said. frsm an sasolatsiy 70.
liable source" high ln government
circles
Hep. Dewey short. o.. Mo, said
he had f.ssiysd ths sans lnforsna~
tion ara that "A ~ss b.inx sifsu-
lated among several members II
congress.
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In Major Leagues
TODAY

NATIONAL f&Aoux
ttisss sSsNssi
New yssh sei - $685. - .
ns..tiys ssi 90 tee--a ~ .
susb~ii and psnnisg. wysts.
Drake ~. Allan tai y. fsrr~n
~. IssmiiB 80 and Owen. rssnsss
fs~ss~< aamsl
se~ yssh ne - see-s .
ns.shiys 70 - eee--s .
Nsitsa ard utsFfsstss Casey.
Drake 90 ard Owen.
rhulsss 90 10 80 - i-~1 - 4
ssstss 80 ssi ~ - s---i >
alanten. itossss CAV. Pearson
fiip ard Warren. Iavinsstan.
T.ssn and Issuss
ANGasGAs i.EA0uG
stsvs ssssssi
ss~seisaa ~ 80 e9o~-s = .
fssss.ss 49,. 20 OIL oes--s .
rsllsr ard p~s.nssss. bsmsi@ys
Tssuton and Sullivan
ssessss .... 60 go $500 .
ss~ y.sh 80 - sts--t , .
n. ns~.oms and Pytiak. chana-
Ter and Dsessy
sss.hssssss rss - stf--s ~ .
s'hsisssspsss To ssi sss--s . .
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reported thrown back some
distance from Smolensk on
the Moscow front.
Private Russian sdvlees report
ed that the Red army had hurled
back German panzer and infantry
forces some distance" from smo-
lensk on the road To Moscow. 235
miles distant. and a war oommu.
nique describvd heavy fighting In
that sector
German forces appeared 10 he
attempting to close big pineers on
Leningrsd. second Soviet city. in
the north. and kiev. capital Of the
rich. agricultural Ukraine.
GIGANTIC BATTLE
A gigantic battle was reported
in IN. Ukraine. where fighting
was on terrain suited To mechan.
ized warfare.
A two-prongsd German drive in
the south appeared 10 be designed
10 invest kiev and isolate the
great Black Sea port Of Odessa
One arm Of the Mani plnoera Was
at korostsn. so miles north north
west Of kiev. and the other at
uman. midway between kiev and
Odessa.
A eoordinated Russian tank, ar.
tillery and air attack In the
Ukrain. fighting was reported To
have resulted in destruction Of
more than 80 German tanks. two
anti-airoraft batteries and other
equipment
FLARES INTO ACTION
The Jeningrad front. after a
comparative luu. flarsd INTO action
with heavy fighting reported north
Of the city Of kakisairni. ~ mil.s
distant. and 10 the south at soltsl,
40 miles away.
There was no official indication.
however. that either arm Of the
German pincsrs aimed at Benin-
grad wss making any progress
Tho 7s-day battle Of smolsnsk
msanyhils vas ssid 10 b. con.
unuing.
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Cfo AUTO woakEas
OUR TO sDI-sTsR DEMAND

Al Allentown. Pa. 400 mem
bsrs of the United Automobile
tcIOJ halted work 70 bolster de-
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SET Ceiling on Sugar

WAsHfSGTOS-Prlce Control
Administrator Leon Hsndsrson
Tuesday set ceiling prices On raw
sugar a. three and ons-hzlf cents
pound. tnree-tenths u a cent
under prices prevailing Monday.
BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma ..............s4,3I4,OO 900
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Your Postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest in u. s. Defense
Bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

A BEAUTIFUL 9x12 Administer rug; sold
for $40, used months sacrifice $l7,
NbcheNs 1000 Grau0t avenue.
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BRIGHTEN UP YOUR HOME--BARCAINS In HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Lumber, Building Materials

a STEEL framed Rcrry overhead sarsEc
door only $50. BerD noos 60
BRIGGS QUALITY GARAGES BuiIt Ars
ror1irc "a Requirements HoCarIh f1f1
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a REAL buy 1870 Zenith radio phono
combination with automatic record
change regular SifQ sd now $40 so.
BENJAMIN APPLIANCE SHOP
1850 GRATtOT At emile RID r.
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
g-TUBE 1871 RCA console radio IN
cratea-&Za-1 10 BenlAnalH- \ fag.liAFee shop
1855 Gratiot. a. SMILE I'd. r. open
every evening
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pieces ST.. FIDELITY Upho.sfercrs
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MICHIGAN UrHOL go
I04i2 FENKELL H0 Ass
SAVE D. OK fPHoLsTERING NOW
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
A SACRIFICE FOR CASH

RCA-Nictor radio and phonograph eombfna-
lion. console cabinet automatic record
changer huilt-in aerial. all-waye push but-
ton tuning. 1871 model used ] month $50
Inquire 1870 LfVERNOIs. NORTHERN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02

\ BRAND new studio coGch makes up as
davenport single or double bed In cor
-eous upholsiering sacrifice. $40 complete
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Household Appliances

VACUUM CLEANERS
REBUILT LIKE NEW. Ng5 UP
)pEN EVENINGS 12f55 GRAND RIVER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
1920 LIVERNOIS

A NEW 8 pa. bedroom suite. poster bed,
toomy chos; and dresser: walnut or maple
finish. sac. S2i. Mitcheus. 1000 Grstiot
a RECLAIMED living room suite. SO
studio So dinette SO. dlning room.
$50 Berncy 63f5 Mack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-02
Auto Radios
Radio Service

ANY radio repaired $50 10 guaranteed. IN
Guiding parts 0n stock. tyler 6-6o3s.
FREE Estimates Minor repairs 81 90.
Van DcrAefs Radio 35l- JOY. Road.
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