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Evening star., 1941-09-18
Seconds Of l.65
NYLON HOSE
CSC

Just "A pairs Of long-wearing
Nylon hose, in a variety of de-
sirable colors and broken sizes.
Counter soiled and slight sec
onds OF a well-known make.
While quantity lasts.
Q3S) All-Silk Lace Hose; as
sorted colors. sizes 812 to 10.
Seconds Of l.35 quality 59e
(178) All-Silk Kant Run Hose;
assorted colors, broken sizes.
Seconds of lis quality ty-49e
(237) Full fashioned Chiffon
Hose; all-silk body with rayon
top and foot. Irregulars of 79c
quality 49e
(2I4) An-Silk Chiffon Hose;
knit to fit, assorted colors, sizes
812 to lol2. Seconds of ACC
quality ----------19e
t220) Service Weight Hose;
ringless chiffon, new Fall colors,
sizes BIZ to 1912. Reg. 29c--l5e
Q38) Children's Anklets; solid
colors, broken sizes. Reg. Ice,
Zoe
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
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k1I845llk

(27) Girls Rayon Dresses;
broken sizes 7 to IL. Reg. 1.99-
z-SS oSc
(9) Boys Wash Suits; broken
sizes l to 3. Reg. SOC c---34e
(43) Tots and Girls Pa jamas;
one and two-piece styles. Broken
sizes 2 to 8. Reg. 69c- c-----1oe
(2D Boys Sweaters; button
front style, sizes 26 and %.
Reg. 79c -------------5ee
t5) Training Pants; broken
sizes. Reg. soc ------23e
t37) Tots and Girls Under
wear; including cotton slips and
rayon panties. Broken sizes 2
to IA. Reg. 29c-39c----19c
t6) Crib Blankets; pink and
blue, slightly soiled. Reg. 100,
34e
(3D Infants Handmades; in
cluding dresses, creepers, pillow
tops. Reg. 79c-1.00 0----47e
(2D Infants Handmade Sun
Suits. Regularly 79c---19e
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
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|Z!I15s

u2) 2-pc. Blue Chenille Bath
Sets; regularly 100 ---77e
(l2) Hand embroidered Pillow
cases; boxed. Reg. 100 pr. -7oe
t22) Handsome Lace Scarfs;
17x36" size. Reg. 39c----l9e
10 5-pc. Hand embroidered
Bridge Sets; regularly 79c- -4ee
(28) 2-pc. Hand Embroidered
Chair Back Sets; regularly sec,
33e
(180 yds.) Part Linen Towel
ing; colored border. Reg. 12l2c
t49) Novelty Rayon and Cotton
TabIecloths; 35x35" size. Reg.
1887 3-pc. Doilie Sets; for van
ity or dresser. Reg. 69c to 100.
39e
12) Linen Tablecloths; un-
hemmed, printed patterns. 36x
36" size. Reg. 69c-
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor.
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I!l:l1331l5eJ

% Down Comfort; rayon taf-
feta covered, 72x84" size. Reg.
A@'oO ~
u4 Part-woOl Plaid Blankets;
damaged. Reg. 1.l9 9---79e
u5) jacquard Bedspreads;
84x105" size. Reg. 1.39-1.o0
uI2) Famous Brand Sheets;
slightly soiled, various sizes.
Reg. 1.09 to 1.39 ----89e
(15) Double Plaid Blankets;
70X80" size. Seconds of 1.99
quality -------------1.49
t6) Candlewick Dot Spreads;
rose color, full size. Reg. 199.
1.49
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
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Boys 7se
SWEATERS
59c

Just 1T to sell. Slipover and
half upper styles, in solid colors
and combinations. Sizes 80
to 36.
t62) Boys School Shirts; slight
ly soiled, broken sizes. Reg.
t7s) Junior Boys Fall Wash
Suits. Reg. 69c 9c---------4 44e
1851 Boys Athletic Shorts;
broken sizes. Reg. 19c -loe
(84) Boys New Fall Ties; va
rious desirable patterns. Reg.
10 Boys Corduroy and Cloth
Lumberjacks; broken sizes. Reg.
3.98 2.29
t3D Boys Sweaters; broken
sizes. Reg. 79c c------3se
a. Students Suits; coat, vest
and longies, sizes 16 and l8.
Reg. 500 ---2.eo
t12) Boys School Knickers; full
lined. Reg. 79c-----37e
1881 Boys Winterweight Shirts
and Shorts. Reg. 49c---2Se
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
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GLOVES
ACCESSORIES

(1,600) Handkerchiefs; includ-
ing women's styles in prints and
girls large size school handker-
chiefs. Reg. 5c--6 for 21e
(76) Belts; in pastels and dark
colors, also white leather and
novelty fabrics. Reg. soc. 10e
t76) Odd Lot Neckwear; of
pique and lace-trimmed styles,
several necklines. Reg. soc, 33e
(61) Blouses; smart new styles
in white and colors. Perfects
and slight irregulars of 1.19-
1.29 qualities -------79e
GoldenberU's-Mdin Floor
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DRESSES

(5) White Evening Dresses;
slightly soiled, misses sizes. Reg.
4.99 ----------------2.67
~ Blue Evening Dresses; OF
taffeta, size IA. Reg. 795, 3.27
(9) Junior Dresses; black with
white trim, sizes 8 TO Is. Reg.
4.44 90
(D Fall Dresses; black and coll
ors, misses and women's sizes.
reg. 1888 -------------6.7z
G0ldenberQ's-Second Floor
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.l;S;15;!35$5

t39) Uniforms and Summer
Dresses; soiled and mussed.
Reg. 129 to 299-----l9e
(7) Cotton Dresses; in wash
able striped chambray. Reg.
3.99 and
I'D Washable Cotton Dresses;
2-pc. style in seersucker. Reg.
2.99 90
QD Cotton Housec0ats; upper
and wraparound styles. Inper-
feet. Reg. 1.99 and 2.99---l.54
Goldenberg's- Floor
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UNDERWEAR;
(10) Women's Knit Union Suits;

(10) Women's Knit Union Suits;
small sizes. Reg. 59c----19e
(59) Batiste Gowns: neat
printed designs. Reg. 69c 39e
t19) Rayon indies; including
panties and stepins. Slightly
soiled, small sizes. Reg. 59c 39e
1881 Knit Vests; built-up shoul-
ders, sizes SO and 38. Irregulars
of 29c quality------------l9e
(15) Rayon Crepe Slips; some
with camisole tops. White only,
small sizes. Reg. 1.29-79e
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
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UPHOLSTERY

u25) Satin and Damask
Squares; for covering pillows
and small chairs. Reg. sec -2oc
(65) Odd Pairs Curtains; tai
lored and ruffled styles. Reg.
soc 4oc
(5) Slip Covers; of sunfast Gre
tonne, for cogswell chairs. Reg.
t9) BOudoir Chair Covers; plain
color glazed chintz. Reg. 1.19.
sac
(49) Fancy Pillows; covered with
glazed chintz. Reg. 29c---l9c
(175) Crash Cretonne; SO" and
so" wide. for drapes and slip
covers. Reg. 39c yd.----2ee
u35) 50-In. Brocade Drapery
Damask; also antique satin,
brown and eggshell. Reg. 98c
Goldenberg's-Third Floor
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HANDBAGS

(29) Handbags, of melo suede
cloth, black only. Reg. sec 39e
a. Handbags, of genuine suede
and felt, navy and tobacco
brown. Reg. 1.95------I.29
1861 Children's and Missy Type
Handbags; desirable colors. Reg.
sec -------39c
(15) Bill Folds, of genuine
leather, with file and comb.
Reg. 1.00------
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
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Odd Lots l5c TO
Csc T0ILETRIES
&c

Including dusting powder,
toothbrushes, tooth paste, CO.
lognes, facial creams, bubble
bath, nail polish remover, Ruba-
tex puffs. shampoos. rubber
gloves, bath salts, sponges and
others.
(S7) Odeon Perfume; popular
fragrances. Reg. 50c-----1oe
(52) Wrisley Cologne; with
atomizer. Reg. 79c------50e
(149) Hairbrushes; also clothes
and nail brushes. Reg. SOC Ice
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
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Irrsgulars Of Mems
l.l5-l.39 Shirts
77c

Just 30l to sell. Broadcloths
and woven madras, in white and
desirable fancy patterns. Sizes
1872 to II in the group.
1881 Mems Fine Quality Ties.
in stripes, checks and dots. Reg.
(88) Mems Washable Robes;
sash to match; medium and
large. Reg. LES -------59e
t258) Mems Broadcloth Shorts;
button and gripper styles,
broken sizes. Reg. Csc lie
(25) Mems Shirts; of broad
cloth and woven madras, sizes
IA to 16. Reg. 139-165 Sic
~ Mems 1870 Wool Unionsuits;
909o cotton, sizes SO and 38.
Reg. 139 Soe
l3) Mems Heavy Quality Blank
ct Robes; sash to match. Irreg-
ulars Of 249-2.95 grades. ooe
(s) Mems Broadcloth Shirts;
pleated back, broken sizes. Reg.
69c 3Se
(2) Famous Make Sweaters;
heavy rib, long sleeves. Reg.
1.95 ----SOc
(s6) Lightweight Broadcloth
Pajamas; solid colors and
fancies, broken sizes. Reg. 11e-
LOO -OIC
(l) Suede Jacket; fine quality,
with knit collar and cuffs. Size
40. Reg. SOS ----------l.o9
t49) All-Wool Sweaters; sleeve
less slipover style. Brown, green
and gray. Reg. 1.19 ----79e
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor
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E1T1:lI1G1Ii8

(2) Venetian Blinds; metal
Stats, 20" wide, II" long. Reg.
Ats 80
(89) Cloth Window Shades; 80"
wide, 6-ft long, ecru color. Ir-
regulars of soc grade e-----3Se
~ Bamboo Porch Shades; nat
ural color, Z IT. wide, 6 IT. long.
Reg. 1893 ---------1.39
a. Bamboo Porch Shades;
green, 6 #. wide, 6 #. long. Reg.
1.79 20
a. Bamboo Porch Shades;
green, 4 #. wide, 6 it., 8" long.
"As is" Reg. 1.19-------69e
Goldenberg's-Third Floor
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I7,lI,'l.IIi15!l15;UlH5 |.,,,j,|1||,.;',I,l|

t1S) Wilton, BroadIoom and AK
minister Rugs; 27x54' size. Reg.
4.95-6.95 --2.77
(2) Grass Rugs; 8x10-ft. size.
Reg. 5.98 ---------------2.50 SO
1) Stenciled Grass Rug; 9x12-
#. size. Reg. 5.98------2.5o
"a Stenciled Mourzourk Rug;
exl2-ft. size. Reg. 1295--6.eo
n) Stenciled Mourzourk Rug;
8x10-ft. size. Reg. 11.95---6.4o
t30) Canadian Hook Rugs;
1896" size. Reg. 1.19-----5oe
81 Felt Base Rugs; 6x9-ft. size.
Reg. 295 SO
D BroadIoom Rug; 7x12-ft.
size. Reg. $3.50 ---------27.50
Q) BroadlOom Rug; 8.3x12-ft.
size. Woodrose texture. Reg.
44.50 ------------------29.9 80
81 Armstrong Quaker Rugs:
6x12-ft. size. Seconds of sos
quality .68
(30) Armstrong Quaker Rugs;
Sx9-ft. size. Discontinued pat
tern. Reg. 225-----------1.00
t5) Bigelow Marval Rugs;
Oriental pattern, 9xl2 IT. Reg.
1895 -----------9.75
81 Reversible Wool Rugs; ORR
entail and hook patterns, 8x1o
It. Reg. 23.95 ---------17.95
(12) Reversible Wool Rugs;
hook and Oriental patterns, 6x9
Goldenbergs-Thrd Floor
Evening star., 1941-09-18

ID Metal Wardrobe; double
door style, 60x20x20" size. Dam
aged. Reg. 698----3.oo
2) Metal Wardrobes; double
door style, with top shelf.
66x24x20" size. Damaged. Reg.
8.95 ---------5.eo
% Metal Wardrobe; double
door style, 68x30x2O" size. Dam
6Red. reg. l3.95---S.94
ID Metal Utility Cabinet;
60xl4x10" size. Damaged. Reg.
&.98 , 90
H) Metal Utility Cabinets;
rounded corners, 6 compart-
ments. Reg. 6.e5---4eo 90
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Evening star., 1941-09-18
PAINTS

1857 gals.) Ready Mixed Paints;
use inside and outside. Reg.
149 gal. ---.-------1 .O9
(27) half gals.) Floor and Deck
Enamel; quick drying. Reg.
1.69 half gal. al.---1.19
ga gals.) Atco Outside House
Paint; lead and oil; white and
colors. Reg. 3.25 gal.----2.79
III gals.) Atco Gloss Enamel
Finish; for interior walls and
woodwork. Reg. 3.25 gal.--2.59
$500 rolls) Wallpapers; patterns
for all rooms. Reg. 12c, 18c sin
acknowledgements
Evening star., 1941-09-18
NOTIONS

(6) Quilted Satin Tissue Boxes.
Regularly soc --------39e
(23) Two-Way Stretch Girdles;
medium and small sizes. Reg.
a. Stamped Bedspreads; dou-
BILE bed size. Reg. 1.98---1.2e
~ Model Rugs; for bedroom
or bathroom. Reg. $500
(10) Stamped Rugs; assorted
designs. Reg. 35c ----l9e
a. Picture Frames. Regularly
(6) Sewing Baskets; OF woven
straw. Reg. 89c -----5se
(l7) Sanitary Belts. Regularly
Goldenberg'-Matn Floor
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E35;IUJ3I

(47) Misses Skirts; washable
cotton in white and colors. Sizes
"a to %. Reg. l.19 9--49e
t20 Two-piece Cotton Slack
Suits; II to Is. Reg. 1.l94Se
1927 Cotton Stacks; blue only,
sizes u to 16. Reg. 1.19---z9e
(2S) BIouses: of cotton and ray
on. soiled, broken sizes. Reg.
1.l9 -------------7Sc
Goldenbero's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-09-18


l0.95-l2.95 SPORT COATS
Just 10 to sell. New Fall sport coats in
feeces and tweeds, also needepont
terias All nterined for warmth. Black r
and colors Broken sizes, 1920.
$500 Fur Trimmed Coats Odd lot Of fur
misses 4
C1oldenbergs-Coats-Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-09-18

D 0,!as.,l.x,I,G.,n,d::,l

I'D Smoking Stands; ivory en-
amel finish. Reg. 1.39----97e
% Wall Plaques; in novelty de-
signs. Reg. 1.00---------77e
(2) Plate Glass Mirrors; gilt
frames, slightly marred. Reg.
$50 90
t25) Novelty Vanity Lamp
Shades; soiled from handling.
Reg. 25c-39c -------------5e
Goldenberg''DoDnstuirs
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89e ARMSTR0NC'S
Printed Linoflor
49e 50. ,s.

Cut lengths from 3 to 20 SQUARE
yards included in this Friday
selling Of Armstrong; printed
Linof1or.
RugS-Third Floor
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Deatb nntlres

is. Harry j., be
loved husband of Elizabeth. father OF
Harry Edward and Bernard. brother ot
John l.. also leaves seven grandchildren.
Services from Fred Wood Funeral Home,
$3.50 Plymouth road. Thursday. p m,
LON NfN - December rs. Chris. beloved
husband Of Clare; brother OF Stephen
Lowncv ~ Marquette Remains ~ rar.0is
of J. sutton 4 Son, 4if7 Trumbul Ave,
until Wednesday noon. lntermeHts Lake
Linden. Mich
MARTIN December IS. Earl T.. OF 1882
Evanston, beloved husband Of Esther ,
father 81 Betty and Ford r. Martin. son
.of Mrs II Burlingame; brother Of Mrs
VIM. Ryan Mrs. r. A. Wills and VIM
r. Martin. In state until O'Clock Nhurs-
day evening Al thu r. G. & q. Il. Harris
Funeral Home, 1921 Harper.
NIENAN l6 Minnie Of
1884 Chesterfield East Detroit wife Of
the late Albert dear mother OF Mrs Fred
Beier and Raymond Niemann. grandmother
.of grandchildren and ! great grandchlld,
sister OF Mrs. Charles Reske, Mrs August
Klein and August Sey Funeral service
Thursday. p. m, at 4, n Peters Funeral
Home, l20j7 GratiOt Ave. and > so o. M.
az our Saviour Lutheran Church, DECKER
son and Elmdale.
MEIRAICH Stanley r., beloved husband
Of Rose; dear father Of Robert dear son
Of Mr.. and Mrs Hyacinth Weirauch, dear
brother Of Joseph. Frank, Edmund and
Walter. Mrs Hattie Besk 6nd Mrs. Mary
Berwald Funeral from chapel Of Leo j.
Miller, 1922 Jos. Campau Friday morning.
Is 30. 20 st. Ladislaus Church Q "A. m
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Death notlces

BELJAN Dee. -. 1871. Frances, beloved
wife OF the late Anton BelJan. dear
mother Of Mark, Anthony, Leonard. Mar
garet BelJan. Mrs. Jessie-srutt and Mrs.
Patrick Rourke, also three grandchildren.
In state in her home. 1882 Seventeenth
- until Wednesday night ~ 10. High
mass and burial IN Calumet Mich Calu-
met papers please copy.
CETIINShI December 16 Charles c.. be
loved husband Of Joanna, dear father
of Mrs John Duda Mrs, Noble Gengh,
Mrs Fritz Van Dewyng Earde. Virginia,
Chester. George and Bernard. dear brother
Of John. Doctor Constantine Edward. and
Mrs Jennie Mazuchowski. Funeral satur'
day from the residence. 1929 Wiltshire
at $50 ST Juliane's Church al 10. In
termcnt Nj Olivet Cemetery.
GIuLLOZ-Edward a. December Is, be
loved husband OF susie (nee Turner
dear father nf Edward W, three grand
children survive Funeral service from r
Ha gold Ling Funeral Home. 9l5 East Grand
Blvd Friday, p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
Jap Troops Don
Civilian Disguise

CHUNGKING. China, Dec. II
QNS).,-- japanese soldiers dis
gused in civilian clothes are at
tempting TO infiltrate into British
defenScs in Malaga, an Official
Chinese communique said today
The communique said:
Throughout Monday, Japa-
neses air raids on Hongkong
were not serious.
Chinese government repre-
sentatlves In Hongkong have
rendered most valuable service
in maintaining public order.
1T is reported from Malaga
that Japanese troops In civilian
clothes are attempting To infil-
trate into the imperial defenses.
THE British announced that
MAI. Gen. T. r. Denny, formerly
military attache at Chungking,
had been appointed chief of the
British military mission here.
His chief task will be to CO.
ordinate Sino-British military
action"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
Use Funds for Bonds

LANSING, Dec. IL Employees
of the Burton-DiXie Corporation
here are ready 10 forego their
annual Christmas party and pur-
chase defense bonds instead.
The party was practically set
when the employees voted to pur-
chase bonds. S. l.. Durham, plant
manager said that profits from
concessions sold in the plant make
up the fund used by employees and
their families for the party.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
Challenges!
Knox Wires Shipbuilders
70 Speed Production

WASHINGTON Dec Y lNSl
CIung The gallant defense OF
Wake Island hsaUnlied States Ma.
rrc& Secretary Of the Navy Kno>
TODAY tclcelaphed principal de-
.rn~c manufacturers and ship
building plants 90 speed MP pro
iucioU
Thc tcCscNmC>Sacc stated
The NAY, tat Hawaii j. IN
dauntcd.
The marines >till hold Wake. y
win you meet their chal-
lcngcf"
An editorial I'm the Brooklyn
Navy Yards official publication
Sh.rWorkcg rctlcCunC the views
off 10000 workers. said
With war clouds shadowing
the usually gay holiday season,
faces will be grim n Christmas
prayers are offered and in our
New Years resolution We pledge
our share of blood. sweat and
rTTrS tUwHrt- ftnHt victory,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
BIRTHS

Bows were born TO.
Jean Alien 1852 Parker
Daisy Brown 1I3S LemaV.
josephine Beck 1922 sorrento
Josephine BobroWski. 1894 FLORIDA
Anna Brleker. $685. Rolls place
Helen Brooks. 37ii Twenty .ntih
Arn'iuon Goblin. 537 Theodore
Grace Cunley 1921 Chalmers Wan .tc
Helena Crais l67J4 - Mstys
Patricia Cooley. ~ Fast Jsmes, ia'ci
Rouge
Bertha collins. $500 Rsvldere
Mildred. Dean 1873 Tuxedo
Marguerite tsHntou. 6l7 Cieophus Liucoir
Park
Narrsret England 1882 MurlAnd
JuauIta Foster 2s30 BemhridEe. Royal O8t
1et,ridc 1u,oW.ks 1913 iaylor
Mabel Gibn, 1881 Hamilton Hlsblau
PARK.
sandrs Goose $500 Tuxedo
Agnes Gr1Ecnski 4Su2 So. Auhin
Frances Harris. ~ Beresford, Highland
Mabel Handloser. 1900 Bewick.
BerniCe Jacques. 64Oq Horatio.
Elizabeth Joki $3.50 PARK
Lotue kazanuVsbl, 503i Williamson Dear
Adele Kuras. 2ao2 Lvernois.
-L-4---A- Z - - a. . 44--tS 2 ft---
Helen LcnndiHdcs. 1882 Idaho
Esteie Miuno~sk. 1884 Trowbrdge
pans Manikowski s5u East mnwaukee
Betty MURPHY 752 East Myers Haze
cara Munro. 1926 creiner
k-t'Ta MuCNrls 1855 Brentwood
Marie Noss,d 1906 Newport
Mar owen. 1910 Cs'aipa drive Eoya
Pose Pind1is iela Lsruns
Jant Patterson. llsj6 MendotA
Blanche Res ne' s50i Msri.vt ttIinsl
Lo.rrsre E"5b. 1901 Cavour -eyons
Township
Fa Ramsna 57s7 Bevtck
Alice Rcsehr-o 1855 Benton
anne rvIC-1h $685. Thtr't-trsf
.r' seaman. 1885 CheVennc
ia'a seh'tc' aiel silvcty Lane Dear
-ra.re sharpe 1907 Ferguson
.afs -'aulsr .sa3 Jackson p,sthau
ores Sleeper 2et6 Crane
.'h e.hHr. tll2 NprnFis
Etts ~eoak oss rrsrt
ltart.'Fs Travis i2tlg Clranf
Rasa.It Ne4cau. 1888 NuUiirrbar
hs-rt HHrr 2Tf1 EIchf.r
Vera WISE 1.sln D8Cast8
msf Wr'm %, 2ait6 Grosrc,k Fae
Han zstz. 1t.s Fu5han
a were hr-r 20.
k7tFta '-ms'r'n. SEAS West Cr,sr
ver,a aas 21.et wa.r,srsv. era
'ams he-asea t773 Fled
-rrs Alien 1891 covr-.apu
Emma tHrne'te 1880 John
rra bartholomew, $3.50 Gursor
rra Flc. kHr uer. fs-T 81 star.
i-ft .hirf I4tI L.n4htrg Nysrdotfs
ar H.rr'' llr. vermont.
ft.s D.~'tsF Irsts NaEuI
"aFar $50. Ne,' Vernon.
CLASP lai LsAf Ale1ardr.rs
. -raH 1Hf Rar.cr
f.ef- GfEgt
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.IIIega|CdmpDoe
Costs Him $50
Time. sian Correspondent

FLINT Dec. 17.-Convictcd 10y
a municipal court Jury J ~ Rrdg-
Way ot.A35 Lowell street Pontiac
q Pontiac Motor Division eNecu-
tive. today was fined S25 and SIS
costs by Municipal Judge Edwin D.
Mallory.
Ridgway Was charged with hav-
ing an Illegal camp doe IN his
He was 'arrcSt 9 d
November 30 by state troopers
who had sci up a barricade al
Dodge road and bort highway
Ridgway admitted that the doc
was shot at 10 a M the day he
was arrested
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
DIVORCES

stella Bremen from LLOYD n
Fsnessa Barrie from JoserN
William p Hush from Willie Mae
Sadie Ingram from EaF
william r Cesres from MAJ
John " NuWeHand f-w Mary
Jennie trnnfcrs from Charles
carrie Williams from Herman.
Far y Foster from Myrtle
srra Nse Harris from Harold
Jean FgknvtN from Michael
Der 'hy Medley from George p
Rachel Sf.us0n from sheiue
Robert Lee carson fr from Mildred g
Join a N9rrH ftom WINE Mse
Tbomss 3 Kear1s from, Grace
May WINS from John
Fefher Rewards from Robert ~
Serif kafukas from James stan
Anna SIrFal from Joseph
HafusfF pickeH from Gordon
0rCd Jones from Clatcure O.
MARITIME y herfs from a Kelly
$500 Ntr.r't from Matte
FInrfs Troupe from Jamfs
Mar decefuan from trVeif "
ntCEFF OF ANN. NFET
peffs W kurt from Elcharf
.Wilsm y. LayC0N from Cinda.
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LADIES. APPAREL-oPEN EvENINGs

GRAIN s." Fashion TOR Milady." Goats
Dresses Furs, Robes, SPortsweat, Ae
lcessories Large sizes Christmas Sug
lEestlnus Free Parking. Layaway Plan
1888 Michigan Schaefer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
OPEN TO SABOTAGE

Grcincr opened hrs blast bl
charging that tho DSR was wide
bpen 10 SabateurS because of ZACH
bf watchmen and proper fencing.
He said he personally toured
three of the systems large term
balls since Sunday night 10 fine
put for himself how alert were The
Hatchmen.
Police Of the Mcclellan station
(inally caught up with the COM
missioner Yesterday morning as hC
|Eas swapping pictures at the bus
garage at Shoemaker and ST. Jean
avenues. He was briefly held for
Questioning and released
Nolan singled 0ut Helirlch S
division for especial praise 4
"Sincc 1884 our bus breaE
downs have dropped from one in
800 miles Of operation to one
in % 900 miles" Nolan said
HelirCh is a veteran railroad
pan who came TO tho DSR N
92l as a lncman lie has since
been promoted through the rank
10 his present 5000 a year job
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
GES-BIRTHS- DEATHS-DIVORCES
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Dean Rockwell 20 Mary Jewel Ferring
ton. y
Earl smith y: Tessie Marion Miller. 25
Melville q. TRADER 20 lngrid Vikstrom / s
Fred Schulcfi q; Gertrude Geminder, 20
Edward Batke 50 Hazel MORN. 80.
Allen Rogers 81 Alma Reese. 20
Wesley h Broughton. % Angalee Webb,
IS
sy dnev Leonard Devn. 30; ELAINE Jay
TimAr -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
Peril Increases
For Singapore
And Hongkong
Enemy Striking Down
the MsIayan Peninsula
Is Needless OF Cost
By CHARLES \. SMITH


Int Nrws service stan Correspondent
LONDON. Dec. H. A fierce
stab, 80 miles farther down into tho
Malayan Peninsula, by Japanese
mechanical and infantry forces
reckless Of the cost in lives
heightened concern today IN high
London government quarters for
-tt1C UtrTU7Ttc fate or singapore and
'Shell-hattercd Hongkong
With the enemy Swarming south
ward. tho peril TO Australia also
was intensified.
A dispatch 10 tho Daily Mail
from sydney quoted Prim {
Minister John +. Curtin as inform
ing parliament;
THE danger Of an invasion Of
Australia has increased"
Meanwhile reports reaching the
United States that Hongkong
which is beng subjected to almost
continuous air bombing and can.
nonading, might be abandoned
militarIly were denied by an an.
thorized military spokesman.
Reuters news agency quoted
the Chungking radio as stating
that Hongkong is well prepared
TO withstand prolonged siege.
"a Netherlands East Indies
communlque issued at Batavia
said operations of the Dutch
navy, which sank four Japanese
transports and other ships off
the Malayan coast last week
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xMAs FRUIT. BASKETS DELIVERED

FARMERS OUTLET LARGEST basket dts
play IN city 1924 Gratiot Ivanh9e s87s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-17
ADVANCE TOWARD PENANG

The Japanese advance in North
western British Malaga was re-
ported to be down the railroad and
highway toward Penang Bases for
Short-diStance air raids on Singa-
pore and Burma already have
been won by the Japanese with
seizure of the koia Bharu airport
IN Northwestern Malaga and Vic
toria Point at the southernmost
tip of Burma.
The Toxic radio claims an air
attack in strength on Rangoon. at
the terminus of the Burma Road
lifeline TO China. Land and air
communications between Singa-
pore and Rangoon were slashed
when the Japanese smashed &C
miles across Kra ISthmus to take
Victoria Point