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Evening star., 1941-11-27
Nav Enlist Studio Shops

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. q (Pl-Film
studios soon may become national
defense production plants.
o. P. M. officials and studio pur-
chasing agents yesterday discussed
plans for acquiring movie shop
facilities for manufacture of defense
products. All studios have extensive
machine shops which would be avail
able about Is hours of the day turn
ing out tools and equipment.
Evening star., 1941-11-27
Russian
Continued From First PageD

land, Westland and Germania. also
was reported smashed.
AT present, the fighting continues
in various sectors Of the southern
front. Won Kleist hurriedly trans
ferred reinforcements attempting to
check our advance" the correspond
ent said.
Authoritative British sources in
London said the Nazi push in the
Moscow sector was continuing
particularly south of Tula, where
the Germans are driving east
ward toward the railroad joining
Moscow and RyazhskD
In one sector 33 German tanks
and about three infantry battalions
were destroyed One Soviet regiment
broke out of the encircling ring and
killed at least $50 Germans, accord
ing to Izvestia.
The result Of the enormous Ger
man offensive was less heavy than
expected" it concluded.
Pravda dispatches listed at least
1880 Germans killed in two sectors
Of the Kannin area, 80 miles north
west Of Moscow. alone.
The menace to Moscow has in
creased one Pravda correspondent
at the front reported. but un-
doubtedly the hopes which Hitler
placed in the November offensive
have failed"
Some German progress on the
northern wing Of the advance on
Moscow was conceded by Pravda. but
its correspondent in that area de-
clared that Soviet troops attacked
the Fascist column and routed It
annihilating almost completely one
infantry regiment and destroying
Is to 20 tanks and guns"
The headquarters of a Nazi bat
talon was captured by Russian
forces with all its documents, ac-
cording to another Pravda report
which mentioned especially severe
fighting in the Stalinogorsk area
on the southern flank, l20 miles
southeast of Moscow.
Here the enemy concentrated
three tank and three infantry di-
visions" the correspondent said
with which he advances along a
front of IL to Is kilometers (about
7 to 9 miles.
The Fascists' losses in this sector
are also extensive. In two days in
the area of the town of "V" they
lost 49 tanks, over one infantry
regiment and nine guns. Still they
do not relax their pressure north
ward"
(Russian advices reaching Lon
don said the Germans had lost
about 1000 men at ~" and had
been turned back after reaching
the towns outskirts)
A point v" was mentioned also
In Pravda accounts Of the adjacent
Tula front. The Germans were
acknowledged to have taken this
"V" with a force of 100 tanks and
more than 200 infantry bearing
trucks and to be pressing farther
north.
In one clash in the Tula sector
it said, the Germans lost 20 tanks
Red Army tank raiders were said
to have captured a German bus
headquarters and its documents.
Evening star., 1941-11-27
Board Of Education
Poll, Asks
1c Milk for Needy
ChiIdren's Consumption
Would Be Boosted 1850
In Selected Schools

The Board of Education late last
night approved by poll report OF
it's milk advisory committee and
asked the Department of Agricul-
ture to approve a penny milk pro-
ject for needy District school chill
dren.
The issue was put out on a poll to
expedite action since the next official
meeting Of the board is not until
December 3.
According to the report. the milk
would be served to more than 40
public schools, IA parochial schools
and seven settlement houses at the
1890 am. recess. The cost of the
milk-a penny a half pint-would be
borne by the District government.
Under the suggested program, milk
consumption would be boosted 315.5
per cent in the selected schools. The
number of half pints consumed
would increase from 8,210 to Is, ,903.
Milk is now provided to num-
ber of needy pupils through the free
lunch under w. P. A. auspices and
to some others by parent-teacher
projects. The suggested 1-cent milk
program would result in an extra
bottle of milk at 1890 am. for many
who receive 1t at noon.
Whether or not this doubling up
in some instances will be a barrier
to the approval of the project by the
Surplus Marketing Administration
of the Department Of Agriculture is
not yet established, but clause In
the standard agreement" form for
the project limits a child to y
pint Of subsidized milk a day.
Under the S. NJ. A. program, a
needy school is. defined as one in
which go per cent of the children
come from low-income families. II
the school meets the so per cent re-
quirement. then the entire enroll
ment gets the penny milk to avoio
segregation.
Evening star., 1941-11-27
Judge Given Ticket,
Fined for JoywoIking
BY the Associated Pres

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 27.-1n the
midst of an anti-jaywalking cam
paign by downtown police, Presid-
ing Judge Edward r. Brand OF the
Los Angeles County Superior Courts
criminal department was whistled
down and given ticket by Officer
Roy Parker.
Red-faced, the Judge, like any
other citizen, gave the oficer a
piece of his mind, but later went
to the Traffic Bureau. cooled on and
paid of (s2) and said:
He had me, all right. I must
have had a lot on my mind because
I wasn't aware what was doing
until heard all the whistling."
Evening star., 1941-11-27
Chicogoon Wins $4,000
For Numing Fields Puper

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Nov. 27.-Marshall
Field, founder of Chicago's new
morning newspaper, announced
today a $4,000 prize had been
awarded to Russell H. Trenholme
of Chicago in contest to select
a name for the paper.
The paper will be called the Chi
cago Sun.
Second prize of $1,000 went to
Lillian P. Case of Racine, Wis. and
a third prize of $500 to Addison
Hibbard of Evanston.
Evening star., 1941-11-27

ington society, she was active as
member of the Gray Ladies Of the
American Red Cross.
Mrs. Koones had many friends at
Rehoboth Beach, Del. where tho
family has a summer home.
In addition to her husband. Mrs.
Koones is survived by her mother.
Mrs Emma Iedig sister. Mrs.
J. Reynolds Smith; brother.
Herschel Ledig, and two sons,
Charles K. Koones, Sd, 8. and An.
thony Carr Koones, 5.
Funeral services will be held at 10
am. Saturday. Requiem mass will
be said at the Church Of Our Lady
of Lourdes on the East-West high
way, Bethesda.
Evening star., 1941-11-27

She had been III
10 days and had
been In the hos
pital since Sun
day.
Mrs. Koones,
who lived with
her husband and
children at 1902
Edgemoor lane.
Bethesda, Nd.
was born in New
Orleans and had
been a resident
OF Washington
for the last 18
ears. Well
known in Wash.
Evening star., 1941-11-27

proposals were made involving con-
cessions by both the United States
and Japan.
None of the proposals, it was said.
was found acceptable by the Japa-
nese or Americans or the terms
offered.
While Secretary Hull and the jap
anese ENJOYS refused to make any
comment on any specific questions
or proposals which entered the talks
it was reliably understood that the
United States rejected Japanese de-
mands that American aid to China
be discontinued.
ENJOYS Decline to Comment.
Ambassador Nomura and Kurusu
refused to comment on the latest
and perhaps last-talk with Secre-
tary Hull and didn't hear" reporters
who asked If the discussions would
be continued.
Handing OF the document" re-
stating this Governments position
to the Japanese by Secretary Hull
last night was announced by the
State Department as a elimination
of recent conferences. The depart
ment merely said the document
rests on basic principles with which
Americans should be familiar in the
light of many repetitions.
Mr.. Hull set forth the principles
of this Governments policy in de-
tail on July 16, 1887. OF universal
application, these principles were re-
lated specifically to the Far Eastern
situation in a public statement by
the State Department on August %,
1887, soon after start Of the present
Sino-Japanese conflict.
This country" Mr.. Hull declared
in the 1887 policy statement, con-
stantly and consistently advocates
maintenance Of peace. We advocate
national and international self-re-
straint. We advocate abstinence Of
all nations from use of force in
pursuit of policy. and from inter
ference in the internal affairs Of
other nations.
Peaceful Negotiation.
1--WE advocate adjustment of prob
lens IN international relations by
processes Of peaceful negotiation
and agreement. We advocate faith
full observance of international
agreements. Upholding the prin-
ciple of the sanctity of treaties. We
believe in modification Of provisions
80 ,r-t,o rnnd thercfn
arises, by orderly processes carried
out in a spirit of mutual helpfulness
and accommodation. We believe in
| respect by all nations for the rights
of others and performance Of all
nations of established obligations.
I'VE stand for revitalizing and
strengthening of international law.
We advocate steps toward promo
/ ton of economic security and stabil-
| ity the world over. We advocate
! lowering or removing of excessive
barriers in international trade. We
seek effective equality of CONNER
cial opportunity and We urge upon
all nations application of the prin-
ciple of equality of treatment. We
believe in limitation and reduction
of armament.
Realizing the necessity for main
tanning armed forces adequate for
national security. We are prepared
to reduce or increase our own armed
forces in proportion to reductions or
increases made by other countries
We avoid entering into alliances o.
entangling commitments, but VI
believe in cooperative effort by
peaceful and practicable means in
support of the principles hereinbe-
fore stated"
Evening star., 1941-11-27
Store to Bar Women
To Help Men Shop

BY the Associated Press.
NEWARK N. j., Nov. 27.-The
weaker sex when it comes to shop
ping will get a break from the
Kresee department store December
3. when the building will be open
for men only from 6 to 8 pm.
Sixty selected gift hostesses" and
100 gift. advisers will be on hand
to help the men do their Christmas
shopping, store officials said
Evening star., 1941-11-27
Hero Worshiper Fined

So great was his admiration for
Albert Dawes. a football star, that
Stanley Panton of South Norwood
England, began to call himself
Albert Dawes, and Stanley was fined
under the defense regulations for
assuming a false name.
Evening star., 1941-11-27
Chorus PIons ReheorsoIs

The chorus of the Washington
Choral Society will rehearse Tuesday
nights at Central High School in
preparation for its presentation Of
Bach's Christmas Oratorio" De-
cember Is at the Washington Cathe-
dral, it was announced today.
Evening star., 1941-11-27
Mrs. {. Koones, 8,
Wife Of Really Official,
Dies in Hospital V
Active in Red Cross,
She Was Well Known
In District Society

Mrs. Violet Ledig Koones. SO. wife
Of Charles C. Koones. president OF
the Washington Real Estate Board.
died last night at Doctors Hospital.
Evening star., 1941-11-27

American cigarettes received into
the Philippines last year we're VAL
ued At s6 6.230 900, a new high record.
Evening star., 1941-11-27

give the United States time to con-
solidate her position in the Pacific.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-12-26
NO. 67S4
SUM MONS

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
PINAL.
S. c. MCFARLAND, Plaintiff VS..
THOMAS f. CHANTRY. IL living;
IL dead all the heirs. devisees and
legatees of THOMAS f. CHAN
TRY; RUTH A. CHANTRY, wife
OF THOMAS E. CHANTRY. il liv-
ing; IL dead all the heirs, devisees
and legatees of RUTH A. CHAN
TRY; all the heirs. devisees and
deceased; LAURA B. CHANTRY.
widow of JOHN A. CHANTRY, If
living; If dead, all the heirs, de
visees and legatees of LAURA B.
CHANTRY; STATE OF ARI-
IONA; PINAL COUNTY; AND
ETHEL GRIFFIN. Treasurer and
Ex-officio Tax Collector of Pinal
County. Arizona, Defendants.
THE STATE OF ARIZONA to
the above named defendants,
Thomas E. Chantry, IL living; If
dead. all the heirs, devisees and
legatees of Thomas E. Chantry;
Ruth A. Chantry, wife of Thomas
E. Chantry, if living; If dead, all
the heirs, devisees and legatees
of Ruth A. Chantry; all the heirs,
devisees and legatees of John A.
Chantry, deceased; Laura B. Chan
try. widow of John A. Chantry, if
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-12-26
Community Church
Presents Xmas. Skit

"The Secret Christmas" a skit,
was presented at Community Pres
byterian church Sunday evening as
part of the Christmas program.
Those taking part represented
characters in a Russian family.
Cynthia Clements enacted Petrona;
Betty Taylor, Sonia; Griffin
Dodge, Ivan and the mother. Mrs.
Easter Their American relatives
were portrayed by Mrs. Harry Cul-
bert as Aunt Trina: Betty June
Yates as Jane: Vance Taylor as
Richard and Miss Gladys Roche as
the Comrade Teacher.
Mrs. Easter directed the cast.
The Beginner and Primary De
partment program was in charge
OF Mrs. George Truitt.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-12-26

living; If dead, all the heirs. de-
vlsees and legatees of Laura B.
Chantry; STATE OF ARIZONA.
Pinal County, Arizona, and Ethel
Griffin, Treasurer and Ex-officio
Tax Collector OF Pinal County, Ari-
Zona.
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMON
ED and required to appear and de
fend in the above entitled action
in the above entitled court, within
TWENTY DAYS, exclusive of the
day of service. after service of this
summons upon you if served with
in the State OF Arizona. or within
THIRTY DAYS, exclusive of the
day of service. If served without
the State OF Arizona, and you are
hereby notified that in case you
fail so to do. judgment by default
will be rendered against you for
the relief demanded in the com
plant.
The name and address of plain
tiff's attorney is Dougherty and
Chandler. BY Virgil Chandler
Coolidge, Arizona.
GIVEN under my hand and the
seal of the Superior Court of the
State of Arizona in and for the
County of Pinal, this 10th day OF
December. 1941.
(SEAL)
T. ]. MARKS, Clerk
Deputy Clerk
First publication Dec. II. 1941.
Last publication Jan. 2, lS41.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-12-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
United States
Department of the Interior
General Land Office at Phoenix.

United States
Department OF the Interior
General Land Office at Phoenix.
Arizona
November 2S. 1941
NOTICE is hereby given that
Frank Nunemaker. OF Winner.
Tripp County. South Dakota. who.
on June 26. 1925. made Desert
Land Entry. No. 05632S. for NEA
Section S. Township 6 s.. Range s
f.. G.. & s. r. b. & Meridian. has
filed notice OF intention TO COM
plete the purchase OF said land I'M
der the provisions OF the act of
February II. 1884.
Any and all persons claiming
the above-described land
or desiring for any reason TO OBJ
ject TO the completion OF the pur-
chase and final entry thereof by
the applicant. should file their af-
fidavits of protest in duplicate in
this office during the 30-day period
OF publication Immediately follow
ing the first printed issue of this
notice. otherwise the application
may be allowed. The latest date
OF protest will be January 12. 1912.
THCS. F. BRITT,
Register.
First publication Dec. II, 1s4l
Last publication Jan. 3. 1912
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-12-26
NOTICE OF SALE OF CAR
EOR STORAGE

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned. McIntyre's Garage OF
Coolidge. Arizona, will sell at pub
lie auction at its place of business
at 10 o'clock A NJ. on Saturday,
January 3. 1912 for storage charg
es amounting to S65.00, one Ford
Model A 1929 Sedan, Engine mum
Der, none; serial same.
This sale is made pursuant to
and in accordance with Section
2044 Revised code of Arizona to
recover storage charges.
McINTYRE'S GARAGE,
BY l.. A. Mcintyre
First publication Dec. 10. 1941.
Last publication Dec 26. 1941.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-12-26
Friday Pot-Luck

A group OF friends met at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Clements. Friday night for a pot
luck dinner and evening of cards.
Mrs A. L. NOVEL; won high score.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
w. ID. Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. n G..
Murray. Mr.. and Mrs. NOVEL; and
Mrs. Harvey Smith
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-12-26
BABY DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Robinson be-
came the parents OF baby daugh-
ter, December goth. She weighed
six pounds twelve ounces and was
born at Coolidge Hospital. They
have named her Dorothy Janet
DR.. G. II. Walker in attendance.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-12-26
STORKITORIAL
BABY DAUGHTER

Mr. and Mrs. Julian Woodruff
became the parents of a baby
daguhter December Goth. She
weighed seven pounds three ounc-
es and was born at Florence Hos
pital. Dr. B. L. Steward In at
tendance.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-12-26
BABY BOY

Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Colson be-
came the parents of a baby boy.
December 18th. He weighed seven
pounds five ounces and was born
at Coolidge Hospital. DR.. G.. II.
Walker in attendance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-13

ses7 MoNTROSE near Plymouth rorm'
FULL ATTIC Paved street. NeNly deco
rated. new roof S7s 50 oB circuiatar in
Guided Near public and parochisl schools.
Only S22 monthly. Vincent Nee ~.
4Sg0
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2-RDRM. homes, SIS mo-. Inc. taxes etc.
Buffalo at Smile tbet. Ryan. Mound.
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NEW HOMES FOR OLD
open Today See This
BRICK BUNGALOW


Radnor Ave. of Chester formerly Har-
per-. rooms combination kitchen and
dinefte iniaid hnoieum. hot air heat Oniy
81 $50 $3.50 down. FLA terms. HiilSer
Land Co, 1921 East Jefferson LIE 1851
VAUGHAN ave. 1884 ton Grand River
5-room modern. large hoored attic
Si32a. includes everything Evergreen
Realty. 2000i Fenkell. Redford 4ls2
VIRGINIA AVENUE
One Block East Of Gratiot. South - 9-Miie
SAINT VERONICA PARISH
Beautiful new homes -t-fs-aq- foot lots mod
ern 70 the minute. graded and s0dded
ONLY S2s TO S32 MoSTH
Incl taxes and ms SEE THESE TO-DAY
WHY BUY then worry about high taxes
Buy ir CITY ~ Ess, DETROIT have low
taxes Wnrk1uEmans home. Your oppoF
tunitg. Move right IN just being com
pieted -Four large rooms. bath, plumbing
in double constructed. insulated SPIT lot.
loan soil handy TO East Side factories.
city water telephone gas. electricity
schools stores restricted district VIII
sell as is. You finish the inside, 81 $50
easy terms or will finish Owner,
Is2O7 stephens drive. East Detroit Madi-
son 1897 or Roseviile 09i0.
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Houses for Sale
(West of WoodUard)

=Enlsaa.. hrlck sEIe rooms.
bath. iava,ories- fufl basemeni. steam
OIL burner lear garage; immediate pos
SeSzlnrl-LaL inN113 50 Price IS 900.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK CT. s500
FREELAND. near Eaton Beautifully land
sesped 7-foom brick home natural fife-
place nook. tiled kitchen, garages. only
So 500 ierms ~ -2hln
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A automobiles for Sale

PLYMOUTH 40 de luxe convertible
coupe blue heater chrome Trim rings,
white sidewau tires thoroughly recondi-
toned and guaranteed, price No15 We
trade long terms on The balance. Crosse
p8inte trade Get PhCKARnS PROPOSE
iian from John Hsmmirr PACKARD
Crosse pointe Branch i3205 East Jeffef-
san. Ii 7q0f
MOUTH IS de 1uNe 4-doo' sedan, re-
conditioned guaranteed. good tres A2sa
s-t8 ether BARGAINS 40 GFatinf
PLYMOUTH 1888 coupes 90 choose
from all ia nrsi class condition, good
ffres. al license; ready to 20. Your choice
50 fuH prce, S22 doYn. trade Many
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Houses for Sale

BOSTON BLVD s5s-Large home and
beautiful lot i0Ox31l also fronting on
Glvnn Court. VIII recondition 20 suit pur-
chasers' requirements or sell as Is for
5000, with 81 600 down. OWNER, RA
s565.
BUILD in East Detroit. rooms and full
basement 500 down. AR. 1913.
BURKE REALTY
10573 WEST JEFFERSON. VI. 2-02sS
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VIRGINIA PARK
HOMER WARREN & co.

WEBB ss-2-sty r. sgle. rooms ,
baths. fun basement hot air heat. 2csr
gar Immediate possession Lot 50Si3o.
Price s. 200
FIRST NATIONAL, BANK-cH 500
WEsT ~ woodward and north o. the
Blvd Is room brick fine for roonitng
house. only SO 500 What value, GU.
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\, AYBtiRY- RAND aln7-

Seveu-ruom frame hsdrus shop un ut
also brings rent 81 BOO 81 600 cash -
contract f1r quick sale NJ konzelmau.
"a o2pf Dr IfN FlS49
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FULL PRICE s3.4e5

OWNER BUYING NEW HOME
MONICA. sss5--5 rms bath. good cond'-
tion: full basement. II. A. furnace, new
cabinet sink IN kitchen. fun screens storm
windows, rear porch gihssed auu sCrvrrr-t
in Gear garage with cement Moor. street
aaf alley paved, fenced. SsVa In S3i mo.
nc taxes and insurance. We. $1,000.
ROY l.. ROUNTREE 1920 PLYMOUTH
GRAND RIVER-Inkster New brio
bungalow modern. IS, $50. terms Acr~
lot In BEDFORD. $500 loft lots. city
water $50. Berg road. > acres 81 600
Ralph Councilman. 1885 Grand RIVER
VI 6-2T3T
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Charles, ;. OF MIch., y
mo- u tUnnur Homes -QR.-l2sn-
HANNA. 1868

Brick 20 roof. rooms, II A ut, Lea
garage; a real bargain FOR cash to small
mortgage Mr. Watts. CA. 1921 or CO.
"a
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Property Management
Neu Houses for Sale

A SOLID brick bungalow with bedrms,.
oil heat. Designed for real living near
in=Mile I'd and Lake ST Clair only S3,e75
With $500 down inc. mortgage costs. 25600
r. Jefferson. mr. 10-Mile or 2470O Harper
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HOMER WARREN & co.
MENDOZA = S4,75O


Five room home near TTumbuil ears. close
to public and paTschAl schools viii -
fuIfy opditkoned PAYMENTS Dor month
ss.a- - ~ ..-s.la
'EpTf0N lulstfIY A5h
: {. HADLEY nc IN i-o0eo
y r. COR BOSTON YELLOWSTONE
A HONE WITH BUSINESS FRONTAGE
PULL PRICE. 81 fe5, S25 MONTHLY
TAKEN IL TRADE Il WHY 50 Low
s LARGE ROOMS 4 rond. rnr-piete
bath. hot water. modern fXrerf pavement
stairway 10 flocred attic equipped vita
--7FEF u TUF6FT. SfTff0 VTTTTTT7 T--r----=
iniaid Hnoleum "a kitchen new roof and
Eiiters garage Spn0 On VI $1,000
ROY J.. RoCNTKFE. 1900 PLYMOUTH
NATIONAL. 1918 i-sty frame sEie g
rooms and bath. no basement stove heat.
lear gar. lot 3tRi0o. price - 200 90.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK Gil s70N
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Building Propositions

MODERATE PRICED homes; building 10
order, estimates. Henry FORTUNA.
UNIVERSITY i-5672.
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VIM. Deutsch Co, 1870 Gratiot
TIT Woodward

PACKARD - 'aT u5 9-doa-. radio
heater 4 new tres bargain >I95 terms
T720 Grstiot.
PACKARD 81 100 4-coor touring sedan
dark green. radio. heater overdrige
clock chrome tim rings. practically neV
tires TRACED from original owner pricec
20 sell quick 81 Shza We trade ions
terms on the balance Gef PACKARD S
Proposition from s. McNurfry PACK
ARD-Detrot Branch. alf East Jr.teiaea
Pa 27oi
PACKARD lf super l-c sedan
heater " fareg fru ff rIafrs
cost s. 100. vii * s5sa si1s or r.s
trade
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Boats and Equipment

BOAT supplies; free parking Henry h.
Smith Co. $50 East Jefferson.
JOHNSON motors easy terms; free park
ing. Henry II. Smith Co, 356 East
Jefferson
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SEE THE NEW EVENRUDE

Run any Sunday or evenings at
ERIE BOAT 1901 HAMlLTC
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32-FooT cabin cruiser i0-foot beam
sleeps four. 200 horsepower. A. c. r
engine reasonable price. Call lvanho'
aTs9.
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HOMER WARREN G. co.

HOMER WARkEN d ".
IRVINGTON OPEN 1896
I models to choose from. all have tile fea
-.@.r4-afl-- d. iaAG atGz.QE
So $50 and up Also see models on parade
on Hanna between SMILE and state Far
MEREDITH a O'SEiL goo 4. State Far
NEW HOMES FOR OLD
II YOU wan, an equity in used home and
want brand. new one. your -eqBty may be
used a. down payment. We, 3si500
ROY l.. ROI7NTREE 1920 PLYMOUTH
OPEN DAILY
DEARBORN HILLS 1898 Mohawk north
Michigan block 9est -TeteEsaIl.-
beautiful face brick and frame Colonial :
34x3i IT spacious living room isN23
master bedroom with : It dressing room
extra tiled lavat0ry on first floor. large
recreation room. Timken silent Automatic
air conditioning heating plant: price e.
A ~ MONT
Dearborn HIS
ELsEA REALTY INVESTMENT co