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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-06

London. Mich, Sept. 6-Friends
Of London Church gathered Sunday,
from Ann Arbor. Azalia. Belleyile.
Dundee. Dearborn, Detroit. Flint
Ida, Maybee. Milan. Monroe. North
Vile. Morenci. Oakvlile. Whitaker.
Wyaudotte. Rochester. Toledo and
Delta. Ohio. and Chungking. China.
10 enjoy the annual Homecoming
services which began with Sunday
school at 10 a. m.
Ms. Frances Bird. superintend-
ent. TWO former pastors. Rev. j. T..
VI. stephens and Rev. and Mrs.
Fred II townsend, Dearborn. Flint,
participated. Mr.. stephens was pas
tor at London four years ago and
Nj Townsend 40 years ago was
pastor of the Azalia, London. Oak,
willie circuit The latter brought the
morning message. Lee Bird sang
Don't Forget Jesus" at the morn.
ing service.
The noon hour was spent visiting
and partaking OF a potluck picnic
dinner.
The afternoon session was opened
with song service led by John
Cosuer. Milan.
Mrs Aria Cline. secretary OF the
Homecoming read letters from Rev.
and Mrs " II Tirrell, New Haven,
Rev. Carl Critchett. Lincoln, Neb.,
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Bennett, De-
tru.s. ',-7.. ezra FaHfiHg,oH Ee
bekah Home. jackson. Mrs. Angie
Fond Bsasley. Eureka Springs,
Ark. George Howe and wife. Mrs.
Isola Fuller-HoWe, Spring Valley
Mimi. Nj. and Mrs. o. B. Preston,
Isneyville. Mo. and Mrs Jennie
Jones-French. Hillsdale
Mrs. Elizabeth Edwards led
memorial service. Those who have
passed on included Rev. g. ". Cor
don CORNER pastor. l9o9-19lD, San
Jose Cal Mrs Ellen Cornell
Smell. Mrs. Electa Cornell Mrs q
4. Bird Mrs. Alma Stuart, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Skiff. Mrs Myrtle For
sythe, C. L Kanitz. Mrs. Margery
Masten. and Mrs. Mary Van Duser.
For this service Mrs. Ida .Kanarsky
sang Some Day the Silver Cords
VIII Break and the pastor, Rev.
Luren Strait sang Face To Face
The congregation stood and sang
"Blest Be The Tie TAat Binds in
memory OF the departed friends.
Earl Grassley. chairman OF the
Homecoming. asked a former pastor,
Rev. J. T. " stephens, to intro
duce the afternoon speaker. Mrs
George Fitch Geraldine Town
send. Chungking. China. who
brought a very interesting and in.
structive me- sage. First she recalled
the days OF nearly 40 years ago
when she was a member OF the par
family Of this circuit. She
spoke to the children or the i'm
portance OF little things.
She described China aud the Chi
nese as a great country and a great
people. one of the most industrious
and peace-loving nations in the
world. In Europe. 10 nations have
gone down before the aggressor
but China has resisted the invader
four years She believes China has
been Crucitied by other republics.
Mrs. Fitch evineed great confid
ence in the Chinese people and
their Christian leaders. Generals
simo and Madame Chang Kai-
Shek.
Mrs. Fitch accompanied her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Townsend
to their home in Flint. She expects
to be in Michigan and Ohio for a
few weeks and then speak in Missis.
sippi and Tennessee
An informal fellowship and test
imony service followed Mrs
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-06
Assessments Imposed
on Traffic ViolatorS

Ann Arbor. Mich. Sept 6--Jus-
tees continued their campaign
against traffic yiolators when they
imposed heavy assessments ~
courts Friday Henry Opheim -.
Ann Arbor, was fined $50 in JUS
tice Jay II Payne's court when "
pleaded guilty TO charges of dri"
ing while under the influence of
liquor In Justice Readings court.
Frank Hawkins. Sc. Ann Arbor
was assessed s3l.70 when he plead.
ed guilty to charges OF being dis
orderly by driving after drinking.
An additional $50 was assessed
because he had failed TO have Ii.
address on his license changed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-06
Package X-rayed. Found
to be OF Rags, Cement

Ann -Arbor. Mich. Sept. c An.
parently only practical joke was
the suspicious looking tube which
was found by Clyde Meabon, CITY
employe. when he was cutting
grass with a city mower on : FIRST
ST Friday The tube was 1912 in
ches long and two and a quartz
riches in diameter and when il
was -X.rayed at East Lansing Was-
found to contain only old rags and
cement
4 burned dynamite tuss proaEHd
I'd from the tube.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-06

s O'Clock in the Muehlig Chapel for
Oscar Tessmer, 81, VINO passed
away Thursday night after a long
illness. Rev. Theodore Schmale
was to ofiiciate and interment wgs
to be in Forest Hin Cemetery
Mr.. Tessmer was born in Ann
Arbor September "a, 1879, the son
OF Charles and Caroline RemUs
Tessmer He had spent his entire
life In the city.
Surviving are two brothers I'd
ward and Albert. and two sisters.
Mrs. Emma Clancy and Mrs Sch
roeder, all of Ann Arbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-06
Lions Club Dance Will
Aid Blind Residents

Ann Arbor Mich, Sept. 6 A
soal of $500 has been. set by
the Lions Club as the amount TO
be raised by their annual dance in
the lutramural Building September
~ The profit will 90 to the clubs
aid-to-the- blind fund
The dance will be after the open
ing University Of Michigan tficnt-
gan State football game John
Alexander is the general chairman.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-06
CHURCH NIGHT PROGRAM
HELD FRIDAY EVENING

Friday evening there was a fam
lily night at the church. The
Alpha Glass sponsored the pro-
gram. Lloyd Hansen. missionary
of the American Sunday School
Union. showed pictures There
was special music. \ church fin
ancial report was given and .
budget estimate for the year.
Following the program, potluck
refreshments were served In the
church basement
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Blain and
Milan. were Thursday evening
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Edding.
ton. Mr.. and Mrs Archie Palmer,
Augusta Township. we're Sunday
evening guests. sunday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddington visited Mr..
and Mrs. Mike Horrigan, Britton
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry II Cline &C
companied Mr.: and Mrs. Henry G.
Cline TO Cincinnati, Ohio. to visit
Mr.. and Mrs Roy J. Cline and chill.
dren. Sandra Lee. and James. over
the Labor Day week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Hopkins,
children. Gerald, Patricia, Garnetta.
Hattie Marie, and Charles Artemus
returned home Monday evening
from a vacation at the Herrst cot
tage at Pleasant Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Grannis,
Ypsilanti. visited their parents. Mr..
anad Mrs A. J. Hopkins, Sunday.
and attended the London Church
Homecoming.
Bert Eddington called at the
Charles Fournia home on US-23
Wednesday. Mr.. Fournia is in Boyer
Memorial Hospital, Ypsilanti, fol-
lowing a hit-and-run accident when
he was left beside the road in a
serious condition. Mr.. Fournia was
a former resident of the commun-
ity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Smell and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-06
Defense Training Classes
to be Resumed After Oct.

Ann Arbor. Mich. Sept s-The
national defense training program
in Ann Arbor is expected TO be re-
sumed after October !.
One hundred twenty three re-.
Gently completed work on the tel
weeks course sponsored by the pub.
lie schools in cooperation WITH
manufacturers and the University.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-06
MISS mARlLENE sMlTH
BRIDE OF HUGO MAlER

Saturday afternoon Miss Marilene
Smith became the bride Of Hugo
Mailer at the German Lutheran
Church In Maybee. A group OF
friends gathered at the home OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Smith, Plank Rd. Saturday evening
Miss Betty Caswell brought a we'd
ding cake.
Mr. and Mrs. Msier received
number OF lovely gifts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-06
On StQqe
And
screen

Hollywood. Sept. 6-UP- Corne-
lius Reece. free lance writer,
sought S250O00 damages here in
a plagiarism suit against Republic
studios
He charged that the studio and
seven individuals misapptopriated
his script. Louisiana Lottery, for
the film. Lady From Louisiana, re
leased last April.
Actor Tom Brown was blamed
for the failure of a vaudeville
tour. Brown sued sam Howard and
Irving Yates. theatrical agents. for
Sl.292 which he said they owed him
on a contract for his appearance on
the vaudeville act. known as Holly
wood on tae Loose
In his answer. Howard asserted
that the show collapsed in Indiana
polls after Brown inSsted that Gin
ger Manners, singer and dancer be
fired. Howard said he discharged
her and was unable TO obtain any
more bookings.
He asked $4,000 damages from
Brown in a cross-complaint.
Film Star Walter Pidgeon has
ended rumors that he plans to ap-
pear in a New York stage produc-
ton. 81 have no intention of return
ing to the stage this or any other
year" he said.
Elliott Nugent. who co-authored
the Broadway stage hit. The Male
Animal and took the male star
ring part, headed the motion pic
ture company making the screen
version but not in his acting
role He is director OF the film.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-06
Two Youths in Trouble
on Statutory Charges

Ann Arbor. Mich Sept. cray
mond Nitale, this city, waived e1-
animation on statutory charges il
Justice Jay H Payne's court here
Friday and was bound TO circuit
court for trial He, is held in lisI
OF 5000 bond placed on his aP-
pearanoe.
Nervin Nipcey. ga Davis St Up
SLANT, : in county Jail TO face A.
raignment on similar charges here
today. He was arrested by Yps.-
lantl police and held for the
sher!h's officers Friday evening.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-06
Four Year Old Knocked
to Pavement by Auto

Ann Arbor, Mich, Sept. 6-Lit.
tie Yolanda Lulow. aged 4. Gil
Church ST. was treated by local
physician after being shocked to
the pavement by a car driven by
Laverne George Casterline, %, l2l
Hill st
The little girl was crossing the
street ar ; University Ave. and
Church ST. near her home aul
stepped INTO the street from be-
tween parked cars. Mr. Casterline
said he took her Immediately 10
the doctor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-06
Ann Arbor Neu1s

The program IS supervised by
Francis Pope. instructor in the
auto and metal shop in Ann Arbor
High School, and C.. c. Crawfor,
acting superintendent OF schools,
is the director
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-06
PRAYER Meeting Held

Thursday evening the prayer and
praise meeting was with the pastor
at the church. September II the
prayer meeting will be at the home
of Mrs. Ada Angel.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-06
To Meet Sept. II

September II the W.S.C.S. Of
London Church will meet at the
church at p. m An election OF
officers viii be held.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-06
Funeral This Afternoon
For Oscar TeSSmer, 81

Ann Arbor. Mich. Sept. 6--Last
rites were 10 be this afternoon al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
4. 6. WARSHIP THERE

This would necesSitate-tbe dssa
,s.Sea' 81 = : JstfEi "ctacuation VeeSSss
sci for Americans In tho event Of
an emergency since. obviously. the
lone United States war vessel now
anchored in the Tagus River could
scarcely accommodate the legation
staff Of 80. let alone any others.
a neutral diplomat predicted 10
me that German invasion would
mean a field day for the Nazl
GeStapo He pointed out there are
thousands Of refugees Of virtually
every known nationality now in
Lisbon a big percentage Of them
have long been on tho GcStapo
black list. Some Of these un-
doubleday are now undergoing
grave fears
There is scarcely any ono i'm Lis
hon who doesn't expect 10 wake
up some morning and find the
German army rolling into Portu-
oal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
= DEFEND AZORES

Tho Azores arc rapidly hccom-
ing the center point OF Portugal's
hopes for continued existence. New
dcicnScS In the Azores are being
fevcrlShly constructed and the old
ones are being reconditIoned with
similar speed Tho islands arc con-
Stantly receiving new troop rein
forcemcntS.
Frequent departures Of troop
transports from Lisbon with
bands playing and banners waving.
are being watched by crowds Of
CIV Jus Portuguese
Civilian Nalis arc plon'.fully in
evidence IN Lisbon Many are ne
goiiating business deals. mostly on
= barter basis
An instance OF this occurred
only last week while was in
Lisbon This deal called for the
exchange OF 10 tons Of Portuguese
TN for German war materials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Mems
FURNISHINGS

657 MEMS n AN D { r.
CHIEFS. white and pat.
termed in good selec.
ton Of linen and cotton
.......... tec. 2ee. 3ec
ia WHITE LINEN HAND
kERcHlEFS. Of fine
quality. 6ec and st19
$50 TIES in Summer colors.
including silk foulards
and silk and rayon
weaves. 55c or for 81
~ MEMS SHIRTS. white
and patterned cotton
broadcloths in collar-at.
tached and collar 10 -
match styles ooe. st.i9
344 MEMS BETTER SHIRTS
of finer white and pat
termed cotton broadcloths
in collar-attached styles
............ st.5e-St.7e
2to MEMS SHORTS OF pat
termed cotton broad
cloths Tie-sides or elias
tic backs ........... soc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Girls
Furnishings

PAS pairs ANKLE SOCKS in
a wide variety OF colors:
mostly Isle 10c 10 ago
IS pieces FOUNDATION
GARMENTS in an as.
sortment. including cir.
dies, panty girdles and
all in one foundations;
cotton -rayon and-lastex.
Teens sizes .3ec TO S5.o5
265 pieces GIRLS UNDER.
WEAR in selection OF
slips. gowns. panties. pa
iamas and a few gown
ensembles; rayon and
rayon-and-silk fabrics
.............29e TO $685.
263 pairs GLOVES Of rayou
and some In leather
.............. 29c 10 $3.50
155 GIRLS PURSES in dark
colors and white; mostly
fabricoid 80. 2oe 70 S2.19
roURrH-eREso INTERSECTION A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
WOInen'S Shoes
and Slippers

$40 pairs Of Better Shoes in black and coors in dress,
Daytime ord waking types Pate-t, reptile. 9aoaro0e
and combinations ore represente5 in medium ard h9o
heels 4 few Sport shoes are Included In this group fnd
College Bre5s De Muras Bsrbara Lees e71 GreY'Iet
Trompers. 4 S4.3'
1872 pairs Of White Summer Shoes and combinations OF
white with red blue brown. Medium and high heels
ore 0'uaed IN such PoPoar makes as Sye Crest 5t,,a
Walker Rhythm Step and De MUra. 4 pair..... S495
273 pair, OF Womens Shoes in bacs or coo Dessy and
Daytime types with medium or hi97 bees. 4 par Sl95
$50 pairs OF Women's Shoes in Waite Combinations.
Formal Slippers. Wedge medium and high heels are
Included. Rsyoo Sans in Forna Slippers slightly soieo.
Pair .............,...... 81
299 pairs Of Daniel Green rayon satin sod leather Sip.
pers Broken sizes and styles Psr............ $29s
2o4 pairs Of Daniel Green's Mules, DOrsays and Bridge
Slippers ood coIors and broken sizes pair. 95
I'll pairs Of tayon satin o 7he Slippers in broken sizes
signify soied few Play Shoes ncu5e1. Pair sec
SEVENTH ftooR-fAs~ts srsttr-stctloss AND
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
DEMoCRACIES WATCH

The United States legation and
tho British embassy are watching
tho situation closely.
There are many rumorS 81 Brit
iSh Intervention IN Portugal hut
such a step IS considered extremely
unlikely until tho Germans move.
Hundreds of anxious and frantic
Inquiries are being made by Lis.
hons large foreign population on
the possibility Of being evacuated
ahead Of the German arrival
The Pan-AmeriCan clippers and
the American Export line ships arc
booked for months ahead
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22

ago wards linen DISH TOW
ELlNG. yard .........1 ec
3st NarteX BATH MATS. re-
duced ........... 9ec
le2 Nartey WASH CLOTHS,
good quality; white wash
cloths with striped Dor
ders oi blue or green.
each ....,.......... SC
I table TOWEllNG REM.
NANTS. reduced
2 tables FANCY LINENS.
many odd pieces, re-
duced
z 'sbles TURKISH TOW.
ELS. bath and guest
sizes. reduced.
2 tables Irish Linen. Dam
ask CLOTHS, NAPKINS,
reduced
2 tables ODD PIE c & S,
luncheon cloths. doilies,
napkins. reduced
THtFo FLooR-GRANo RIVER
SECTION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
OFFICE
III RNITIRE

& SIEEl WARORoBES in
>Talnut coior. cash ......
........... S395 TO Ss.o5
7 SMALL DESK LAMPS,
bronze plated; ideal for
students, each ..... S3.4o
5 METAL SMOKERS, deco
Tative design; bronze
plated, each .......S 81. %
I FlVE-ORAWER DOC
MENT FILE. IN green
color ....... $40 so
ELEVENTH FlooR-FARutR-
SECTIONS q AND c
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GLASSW ARE

5+5 pieces sTEnWARE, dis
continued patterns. each
............ 2ec 10 soc
fa7 pieces TEMWARE, dis
continued patterns. each
.........,7 zee 10 St.0o
IS MIRRORS. slightly dam.
aged. each zee 20 S2oS
2fi TUMBLERS. froste 4
style. each. Zoe 10 zoe
rGsrR rIooR-woopsAFo
SECIION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22

ga Dress Lengths Of 3 yards
or over. including plain
and printed rayons and
silks. Pastel and dark
colors are represented in
rayon ers. rayon
sharkskin. rayon luana,
rayon surah. rayon crepss
weave Bet~y. rayof
mello prints, rayon swag.
ger.stripes. rayon Spring
charm prints, rayon tru-
wear prints and rayon
standings. Most Of these
are washable.
THIRD FLooP-FARMER STREET
SECTIONS 3 AND c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22

gag pieces JEWELRY in a
colorful group of enam-
eled metal pins, brace
let's, earrings and clips;
also bright-colored bead
1ewelry
.10c, 1ec, 2oe. see. 4eo
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SECTIONS. AND G
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
LIGHTING:
FINTu R ~

2 FIXTURES. three light
polished brass and crystal
.........l ...... $50
I Waldorf OlNETTE FIX.
TURE .............St5
7 SEMI INDIRECT FIX.
TURES with iYory-color
bowl ............ $3.50
70 CEILING FIxTUR ES.
chromium and white $3.50
2 INDIRECT FIXTURES,
all-metal. with beam light
.-....... ........... SlO.oO
rEErH FLooh-5RIDsE-sEcrIoN &
Pnfn SRbjeff 10 20 Saiei Tax
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Portugal SCOTS
At Fight Talk
To Repe| Ndzis

(Tiny PortugaPS fears OF the
imminence of German invs-
sion are wildly portrayed in the
following dispatch from Charles
A. Smith. associate manager OF
the London bureau OF Interns-
nonai News Service, who has
just returned 10 his post follow
ing an extended leave in the
United States. HIS account of
the conditions he found at Lis
bon en- route 10 London are the
most recent 10 reach this coun-
try from a qualified obSeTver.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
TOTS SHOP

IS pieces BOYS PANTS IN
A wide selection Of cotton
jersey (mostly dark col
ors.) .................25 Csc
rs BOYS SUITS in variety
Of cotton. broadcloths and
percafe Plain and Two
color combinations SIPS
SO TOTS FRocKs in a cum.
ming choice of sheer
lawns. dimities as wen AZ
percales in plain and floral
patterns ............. s9c
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q
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WOnlen'S
Handkerchiefs

Various Types Of Women's
Handkerchief, slightly
soiled; 100 dozen; ca. Toe
Various Types OF Women's
Handkerchiefs. slightly
soiled; 100 dozen. ca. lie
woMEN's HAsoKEacHIEFs
FIRST FLooR-FARMER-S A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
GOWN SHOP

% DINNER AND FORMAL
GOWNS in rayon crepes
misses sizes only S24-s4s
SO COSTUME SUITS, i'm
wool: misses sizes only
in the group. S29 to S4a
IS DAYTIME DRESSES. in
dark and light shades;
ra*on -efePes;; women =
sizes ........,St2 TO S38
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
IL 'G(.A(,E

"a Top era SEAlSkiN
SPORTS BAGS, Is-inch
size. with Talon slide
closures, stay-open frames
Observation-Disclosures. S5e5
q UTILITY BAGS. Of top
grain seal. with Talon
slide closures. stay-open
frames and two sealskin
\ straps across the top IS.
inch size. ........ s9e5
SECOND FLooR-6RAsp RIVER
SECTION
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Leather Goods

3e7 BELTS for street. after
noon and evening; in
suedes, feathers, and jew
eled styles .29e to $3.50
469 HANDBAGS in fabri.
colds and feathers: white
and colors. Slightly
soiled and damagedD -.
............39 soc 10 $3.50
INSTRUMENTATION y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
WOOIENS

29o Skirt. Coat and Dress
Lengths in wool faille.
wool chevron. wool crepe
and wool flannel 4 few
wool and -ra b bit hair
crepes are included
lengths from | 10 3 yds.
THIRD FIooR-FARnER STREET
SFrTION T.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
WASH GOODS
REMNANTS

1884 Yards or Novelty Cot
tons for Summer. wear.
including Batiste Broad
cloth. Pique, Percale.
Bingham. Dimity. A few
Linens and Printed and
Plain Spun Rayons are
included. Lengths from
10 yards.
THIRD FLooR-voooWARo
SECTION o
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LAMPS

2te LAMP SHADES in p va
riety ot sizes and shapes.
each 2oc "a SO .Ao
80 LAMP BASES. fable and
novelty STYLES. each
........... see N s7.e5
rEsrH WOODWORKING
SECTtos o
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BAKE SHOPS

t3o hints PM APPlE ana
APRICOT MARmALAOE.
3 for ................ 81
$40 pints RELISHES. includ-
ing corn. cucumber, pep
per hash and chilli sauce,
2 for .............
MAYONNAlSE (made fresh
daily). pint size. 3 for 81
RUSSIAN DRESSING (made
fresh daily, pint. 45e;
on. ............., <oc
COFFEE (fresh roasted and
ground. a pound SIC
POS Jars BLACKBERRY JAM,
S-oz. size. 3 for. ..... 81
257 Jars RED RASPBERRY
and RED CURRANT
JEl ", S-oZ. size. 3
Tor ........... ......... -
22f lars STR A w 3 { r RY
JAM. s-oz. size. 3 for 81
FIRST MEZZANINE-FARMER-
SECTIONS c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Photograph
Frames

g. PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES.
including patterns in
leather. wood. and metal;
a variety OF sizes; each
.......... 29c 10 Sil.oo
TI6HTH TLooR-BRID6E-
SECTION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
CLOSET SHOP

AZ PIECES. including K
screens: hassocks; pill
lows: wastebaskets: util.
ity. laundry. hose. jewel,
and lingerie boxes: hat
racks; hangers; garment
bags. each acc 20 S7.95
EtGHrH rIooR-FARnER-
StCTION
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POOR ARMY. NAVY

This attitude is based on knowl-
edge Of Portugal's poorly armed
and trained army. the best OF
which has already gone 10 guard
the Azores. and the tiny navy the
bulk of which IS now significantly
concentrated az the mouth Of the
Tagus River al Lisbon, apparently
in readiness 10 eVacuate the gov
eminent itself 10 the Azores IN the
event OF an emergency
The manner in which Portugal
Is being rapidly dcnuded Of fight
ing men Is causing cynical foreign
observers TO remark that "this is
the first time in this European
war an army is being evacuated
before the invasion
IT is tho diplomatic consensus
that the Germans VIII 30 WeSt-
ward through Portugal like a
knife through soft cheese when
they-decide 10 move.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
KNIT INDIES

50 pieces 5ANDEAUx in
group OF. pastel rayon
Sns types ......,...1oe
Az pieces RAYoN INDIES,
including vests, panties,
combinations. slips and
gowns ...... 29e 10 St.o5
313 pieces SHEER RAYoN
KNIT gowns with shad-
ow striped pattern......
........... 69c, 89c
4o7 pairs PANTlES in tea.
rose rayon striped knit
~ pairs BRIEFS in snug.
fitting cotton-andlastex
knit .............. 5ec
273 pieces COTTON KNIT
vests and panties. 80. 2ec
176 UNION SUITS in light
weight, absorbent cotton
knit ................1 ec
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
BOOKS

OPS miscellaneous 9 30 * S,
including some discon-
tinued library books
.........~25e. soc. 69e
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