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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-29
HELP AN
 ALASKAN
Telephone 7l3 or write The Alaska Territorial
 Employment Service for this qualified worker.

BOOKKE E PER OFFICE WORKER-Filipino man, age 3n, university graduate in Business AG- ministration, specialized in ac- counting and business management. Practical experience: stock clerk, typist. and general clerical work. Call for ES 375.
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Dope Is Upset by
 Tulane fl

NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept. 29. -Tulane's football eleven, which showed a crushing offensive power, vicious defensive play and vigor- GUS passing attack, upset the dope last Saturday afternoon by defeat- ing Boston College, 2l to '.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-29
pIav Ball for World Series
 Called Wednesday ay;Fans Will
 patronize Games 10 limii

NEW YORK, Sept. 29. = The opening game Wednesday of the cross-town World Series between the Brooklyn Dodgers of the Na- tional League and New York Yan- kees of the American League may attract a sell-out crowd, 70,000.
 All reserved seats at the Yankee Stadium were sold out weeks ago and tickets for the Brooklyn share of the series at Eggetts Field, which seats only 32,000, were gob- bled up as soon as placed on sale.
 Bookmakers report the Yankees are favored 2 to 1, while the Dod- gers opened at l2 to 5. These long odds on the Dodgers caused an early rush of money that is expect ed to shorten before the series opens.
 Tine games, unless changed, arc to be played as follows,
 Games and 2, october and October ? at Yankee Stadium in New York.
 F Games g., 4 and 5, October 3, Octobe. and October 5 at Eb- betts Field in Brooklyn.
 Game 6, October 6, at Yankee Stadium. ........... ...-...... ............
 Game T, October 8, at Yankee
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-29
CHAMPS EkE OUT VICTORY OVER OREGON

PALO ALTO, Cal, Sept. 29. = Stanford's football empire tot tered and trembled in the balance Saturday afternoon but finally emerged intact as the Indians scored close victory over the University of Oregon Ducks, 19 to IS.
 The Pacific Coast Conference champions squeezed out their vic- tory in the wake of a thrill filled contest damned with fumbles and penalties which left 28OO0 fans limp from excitement.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-29
RETURNING HOME

Mrs. Jack Sey. of Douglas. and
 Mrs. Tom Hall, of Juneau, who have been south attending the wedding of the formers daughter to the latter's son, are returning home from California aboard the Yukon. .S 4,s
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-29
HER NOSE DIDN'T KNOW

SEDALIA, Mo.--For years a Se- dalia woman had been sending her sister in New York gifts of per- fume. Then she learned the sister had lost her sense of smell several years ago,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-29
 Is Winner
 For Bears

BERKELEY, Cal, Sept. %. = Lean, raeehorse halfback Jim Jur- lovich, gave 65,O0o fans last Sat urday a foretaste of California; s powers as the Bears swamped the hopelessly outclassed St. Mary's football squad 31 to 0.
 Jurlovich ran and passed the Bears to three touchdowns.
 RATTAN goggles cut haze and eliminate glare from sun, snow, water. - Dr. Carlson, Blomgren Building. adv.
 The Daily Alaska Emptfe mas the largest paid circulation of any AL aska newspaper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-29
 4ds
 In Lead in
 p. {. Series
(By ASSOCIATED PREss)

Sacramento has clinched the first elimination series of the Pacific Coast League by defeating four straight games.
 Seattle has eyened the series with Hollywood, winning the first of a doubleheader yesterday with a four run rally in the seventh inning. Rain postponed the nightcap.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-29
SMITH STARS F0RG0pHER5;
 HUSkIE5 LOSE

SEATTLE, Sept. 29. : Bruce Smith, prospective all American back for the University of Min nesota Gophers, passed, bucked and rammed his team to a 14-6 victory over the University of Washington Huskies Saturday af- ternoon in a game which saw the Gophers live up to all advance promises of their 1941 football prowess.
 Kept on the defensive most of the game, Coach Jimmy Phelan's gridders had little chance to do any scoring. It was the fifth time in five years that the Gophers have conquered the western team in what is fast becoming a classic opener of the intersectional sea- son.
 Hefty linesmen on both teams bore the brunt of the punishment, with Smith sparkling outstanding ly for the visitors.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-29

Pictured as he arrived in Milwat kee, Wis, for the American Legion1 national convention is John Henry O'Connor. 75. of Winfield, Kan.. who served in the World War as ma- jor of infantry and won the Dis tinguished Service Cross. He also was decorated in the Spanish
 American War.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-29
GAMES SUNDAY National League

St. Louis 3; Chicago l. Brooklyn 5; Philadelphia 1. Pittsburgh 3; Cincinnati 2. New York 2; Boston 1.
 American League Washington 5; New York 0. Chicago 3; Detroit 0. Boston l2, l; Philadelphia II, [. St. Louis 5; Cleveland {.
 Coast Play off Hollywood 5; Seattle 3. Sacramento 5; San Diego ,.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-29
NOTICE

I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by the North Transfer Co. after Sept. 25, 194l. adv. GILDO BATTELLO.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-29
GAMES SATURDAY American League

American League New York 4; Boston 5. Philadelphia T; Brooklyn 3. St. Louis 5: Chicago 6. Cincinnati IS; Pittsburgh 9.
 National League Washington 4; New York 3. Boston s: Philadelphia l. Chicago 10; Detroit 6.
 .Coast Playoff Series Hollywood 5; Seattle 9.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-29
NOTICE

AIRMAlL ENVELOPES, showing air route from Seattle to Nome, on sale at J. B. ,Burford & Go. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-29
NOTICE

AIRMAIL ENVELOPES. showing air route from Seattle to Nome. on sale at J. B. Burford & Co. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-29

STEP to Health with Better Feet, Phone GAS. Chiropodist Dr. Stoves. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-29

Tulane 21; Boston College '. Mississippi State 6; Florida 0. Baylor 20; Harden Simmons 0. Minnesota 14; University of Washington 6.
 California 3l; St. Mary's 0. use 13; Oregon State T. Stanford l9; Oregon 15. Utah 26; Idaho T.
 SUNDAY GAME Santa Clara 32; San Francisco T.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-29
STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS
 National League
(Final for ls4i)
American League

tFinal for ls4l,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-09-29

BUY DEFENSE BONDS
Evening star., 1941-06-19
Lamps Reduced

1 Torchier, silver and gold finish;
3-candle style; was s19.98 --$14.9S
l Torchier, silver and gold finish:
was $1698 $12.98
1 Indirect Bridge Lamp, silver finish;
was $18.98
/ Modern Club Lamp with shade;
chrome and brass; was s6.98 $4.98
1 Student Bridge Lamp, bronze and
onyx; was 1898
Bridge Lamps, white enameled
iron; were $2.98 8----------$ III
Cranberry Glass Table Lamps with
shades: were $14.98--$7.ss
/ Cranberry Glass Table Lamp with
indirect light; was $25 $14.9S
/ Green Lenox China Table Lamp
with indirect light; was sl9.98- 1898
! Three-Light Table Lamp with
silver and crystal; was $1s.98-- Ss.9S
/ Modern Table Lamp with shade;
was S798 --S3.S8
/ Full-length Mirror, walnut framed:
on easel stand. Was $14.98----$7.s8
! Portrait PRISCILLA" FURNISHED gold
frame, size 26x32; was $13.98- -S7.9s
/ Framed Picture "Apple Blossoms"
metal leaf frame; size 31x37; was
SI798 -S14.98
20 Boudoir Shades, assorted colors;
8-inch size; were 81 and $1.25 -49c
rs Boudoir Shades, 8-inch size, as
sorted colors; were $1.50S9c
IL PIeated Bed Lamps, assorted: were
$3.50
The Palais Royal.
Lamps Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-19
BEDDING Reduced

Il Innerspring Mattresses with pre-
built borders; standard sizes; Friday,
S13.s5
5 Box Springs, twin size; assorted
tickings. Samples, Friday $9.ss
8 Colonial Panel Beds, hardwood
construction; mahogany, maple and
walnut finish; twin size. Were
SlU.9o SL.So
IL Coil Springs, double deck; stand
ard sizes. Were $1195 SS.75
l Sofa Bed with spacious bedding
compartment; opens to comfortable
bed; fully upholstered. Was 1895,
$37.95
2 Studio Couches with arms; cotton
homespun coverings. Were 1895,
S29.95
Fold-away Cots with mattress: on
rollers and folds for storage. Were
The Palais Royal,
Bedding Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-19
Slip Covers Odds ''' Ends

For Dovenports, Lounge chors, Dining choirs Gde ETC.
IS Glider Slip Covers, $29. Friday
Vanity Skirts chintz; s69. Friday SAC
Davenport styles $4s9 s2sa
Friezette Davenport Covers $799 S599
IL Homespun Davenport Covers assorted styles s499
20 Cretonne Davenport Covers, were $499
Knitted Chair Covers $299
Is Cretonne Chair Covers s1.29 Friday
Friezette Chair Covers s4ss
10 Dining Room Chair Covers, odd colors; were s47c
sl.29 to S2sS Odd Curtoins, Por---57e
Odd curtains tailored uffIed styles and cooee sets.
Only 90 poirs ot this price.
500 YARDS REMNANTS, CURTAIN FABRICS; sheer ma
terias to yard lengths Was 1sc to 69c year--11c
700 YARDS REMNANTS, CRETONNES; 36 and so inch
widths; to yard lengths Was 29c to soc yard--17c
900 YARDS GLAZED CHINTZ was 3sc to soc yard 16c
Tie PaIais Royal, Curtains Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-19
Notions Reduced

Knitting Bags; were Sl50-75c
Over-Nite Cases; were $1.95--75c
2 KVenient Tie Racks; were 81, $50
Glida Cases; were 81 ESQ
"Krest" Furniture Polish, trial size.
2 for SC
The Paiais Royal,
Notions First Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-19
and
Glassware
Sc TO 81

200 PIECES: Odds and ends, In
cudine covered vegetable dishes,
large pIotters. tumbIers and plotes.
As Glass Beverage Sets Of pieces:
decorated; were ----69c
2-Dinner Services for 8, with So
pieces; American earthenware;
smart nautical pattern. Were
$l298, -$8.88
25-Dozen Straw Coasters, were
29c. Dozen
The PdiGs Royal,
China Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-19
200 Regular SIC and sc
RAYoN UNDIEs, ; for 81

Royon ponts, briefs and step-ns included; broken
sizes.
so Rayon Satin Slips in broken sizes Were 81 o9 s9c
so Rayon indies broken Were ACC and 5ec 19c
20 Munsingwear Rayon Gowns in sizes IA and IS.
Were ST. 81
rs Munsingwear Gowns and Pajamas Of novelty
rayons Sizes IA to 16 Were S1.79----. 1900 S1.29
20 Munsingwear Rayon Slips In pink and white:
broken sizes. Were S1.95 S1.69
The Paiais Royal, Rayon Indies e. :. First Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-19
Floor Sample Furniture

Vanity Benches ivory finish gumwood; uphol-
stored seats Were $9.o5 $39S
3 Metal Sun Couches, green finish frame, complete
with pad for lawn or porch Were SO 95 S395
l Metal Chair, yellow and green Was $500. $l95
l AH-MetaI Settee, black and orange for outdoor
Was 1895 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -------------- $6.95
Barrel Chair covered in cotton -and-rayon damask,
gold color Was S2495 $16.85
Occasional Chair, walnut finished frame, leatherete
covering Were $685. S1195
Duncan Phyfe Drop-leaf Tables, walnut finish on
gumwood; seat when open Were s11.95 ------ $7.95
l Modern Vanity with Mirror; ample drawer space.
Was 1895 S1795
1 Console Mirror gilt-fnished frame; oval style Was
sl3e5 . S6.9S
1 Dresser with Hanging Mirror mahogany finish on
gllmwood Was S29 95 --- S1795
Ottomans cotton tapestry covers, choice of coors.
Were s4e5 - s295
The Paiais Royal, Furniture Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-19
100 Prs. Regular Sl.79
Curtains, Six

Washable royon morqulsette in
cream or eeesheI. ToiIored styles;
SO inches wide to poir; z l/o yords
long.
The PaldiS Royal,
Curtains Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-19
IA Regular
TeaAprons, Z5c

Assorted styles OF percole ond or
CANDY. Prints and solid colors in
cIuded.
The Paiais Royal,
Notions First Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-19
Uniforms Daytime Frocks

~ Stripe Uniforms with long sleeves broken sizes
and colors. Were 81 SO SI.25
White Professional Coats odd sizes. Were $195 81
Is Daytime Dresses cottons rayons and wools;
broken size range. Were $195 to $3.s5---------S1 81
The PaIais Royal, Daytime Dresses Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-19
Odd Lot Yarns

CHOICE: lingering Yarn Angorette or Rug Yarn.
Was 15c to 10c
Wondercrepe. broken assortment Of colors; 2-ounce
skens Was 69c 39c
Rug Yarns, rayon mixture; broken color assortment
Was 38c ----------- 19c
Vanity Bench Pads, rayon. Were 81 SO 79c
Stamped Pictures includes frame and material for
making Were Soc
Is Rayon Pillows, slightly soiled. Were 79c 39c
Knitting Bags of straw with rayon lining Were ST. SOC
Tile Paias Royal, Art Needlework Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-19
IS Reg. S4.95 to $6.e5
Swim Suits. 50

Assorted styles and coIors in broken
sizes 81 to 38. Royon Lostex and
royon knit Iostex fobrics.
The PaIais Royal,
Sports Shop Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-19
n II: 2ai4@yal !: q: 4! 3!
Stree, q Eleventh Di.tiet 400
40 Prs. Sl.95 to $2.95
GLOVES --------


20 pairs American Beauty doe
skins, 4 pairs white kid, 6 pairs
brown kid and suede and 10 pairs
eight-button doeskins in high COL
ors included.
20 Pairs Doeskin-Finished Lamb
skin Gloves, gold, blue, turquoise
and rose. Were $195 5- 29c
Pairs Novelty Rayon Bemberg
Gloves; rose; small sizes. Were
Is Pairs Children's Gloves; beige
Bemberg rayon. Sizes 2, and 6.
Cloves First Floor
UMBRELLAS
20 Umbrellas. Were 81 and SO, 81
80 Umbrellas of oiled silk and
rayon combinations; also all-over
rayon prints. Black, brown and
colors. Were S1.39 to s159 S1.09
Umbrellas First Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-19
SPORTSWEAR REDUCED
CHILDREN'S SPECIALS

Corduroy Jumper Dress size Is. Was
Corduroy Jumper Dresses size g. Were s225-----sSo
White Rayon Dresses, size S. Were s295--------$1ss
Cotton Slips 2. Were
Corduroy Bouses, 10 and 16. Were s1-----5oc
Tie Pnlas Royni CAiidyens Shop -. Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-19
Is Famous Make
Electric SeWinq
Machines
Made 10 Q0Nk kN
Sell for INV
$3.50 -

Brond-new 1910 models, beouti-
tuI console cobinets; Westinghouse
or-cooIed motors.
SPECIAL: ELECTRIC PORT
ABLES, from m----$12.75
REBUILT SINGER CONSOLES,
greatly reduced.
USED TREADLE MACHINES,
special from -S6.95
The Paiais Royal,
Sewing Machines Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-19
100 Pieces Reg. Sc
29c

All white in toiIored and trilIy styles
for high or low necklines. Loces or
piques; many with cuffs.
clearance. Veilings, Cuff sets,
halters, s,etc--------------10c each
The Paiais Royal,
Neekwear First Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-19
100 Boys Reg. Sl.l9 and $3.50
TOM SAWYER
SUITS 84c

Buon-on belted styles with short sleeves and open ooIos
All with Tom Sowyer Wash quorontee Sizes to 8.
100 Boys Sleeveless Sweaters solid and fancy
effects small medium and large sizes included Were ST.
sec
Preps with n-orouter shirt and pleated
sacks Sizes % to 80 waist Were s295------------s139
So Boys Polo Shirts of Sawyer and other makes Broken
to 18. 44c
Juniors Two-Pece Basque Suits S, and 10.
10 Tom Sawyer Button only Were &c., 29c
20 Boys Swim Trunks in royal blue; small medium and large
sizes. Were 81
Boys Terry Cloth Robe size IA Was
Tie PaIais Royal, Boys Shot First Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-19
CoIorful Cotton
Hankies, 4for Csc

Coy cotton prints for women; also
mems full size cotton hondker-
chiefs in all white.
The Paiais Royal,
Hankics First Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-19
FRIDAY BARGAINS ::::::$$: E: f.: ::$$
LINENS and
DOMESTICS
1919 to 500 off

AZ Lace Vanity Sets. Were 29c 15e
200 Odd Doilies. Were 12c to lec Sc
50 Scarfs, lace and open work. Were
AZ Vanity Sets, assorted colors.
Were $50
s Shower Curtains, soiled. Were
s2.98
ss Napkins of imported novelty
crash. Were 10c --18 for Soc
6 Rayon Dinner Sets with Napkins.
Were S10.95 $8.95
Linen Cloths, 52x52 inches. Were
1929 N.79
IL Linen Cloths, 52x52 inches. Were
FL White Organdy Doilies. Were
39c zoe
IL Bridge Cloths with Napkins. Were
81 6Sc
Pairs Rayon Drape Were CSC 79c
Coil Spring Covers. Were $3.50,
$1.79
Rayon Bedspreads. Were $398,
S2.78
IL Pairs Crash Drapes. Were
20 Summer Bedspreads Of cotton
sateen. Were 1929 S1.59
20 Marquisette Bedspreads. Were
Sl.9S S1.39
] ALL Wool Blanket. Was $25 $3.50
The Pdias Royal, Linens a~I
Domestics Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-19

Choice Of excellent potterns; oil perfect quality Limited
of rugs to customer.
Standard Felt FIoorngs in patterns Regularly 39c
29c
India Kooex sizes 8xO and 9x12 perfect aVeather
rlgs Were 1885 ------- Ss95
Wool Rugs, 9x12 for yearound use Were
s24e5 -- -------- S1595
swoven Rugs sxl2 Were s22 95 Sls95
% Baskeweave Fibre Rugs size 46x6 excellent patterns
Were s7e5 -----------. S495
Basketweave Fibre Rugs size 9xl2 attractive patterns
and colors Were sl3 ------------. 1895
Seamless Administer Rugs size 9x2; patterns perfect
quality Were $3.50 S2995
Inlaid Lnoeums color combinations Was $139
square yard 81
Rag Rugs size 2x4 feet welbended coors Were Sl49 81
The Palais Royal Rags Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-19
36 Mems S $3.50
Summer Paiamas

Lightweight cotton pojoro in three pieces two shirts and
poir of shorts Sizes to D.
The Paais Royal. Nevis Furnishings First Floor
Evening star., 1941-06-19
20 Mems $I.65
Fancy Shirts

CoIor-ottoehed styles in broken sizes. Slightly SC
handling.
Evening star., 1941-06-19

Button-front model with four pockets. Bc
small or medium sizes
Evening star., 1941-06-19

Handsome Tropioo Worsted in snort summer
shodes Broken sizes Regulars, 3/37, 2/3o,
l/46. stouts, li4o, 3/44, l/46 Longs,
2I38, l/4o, 3/42.
The PaIais Royal,
Mens Store First Floor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
Flashback
Unpaid Bills From Reads
Regime Annoy Rushton

LANSING. March 5.-Atty. Gen.
Herbert J. Rushton keeps getting
bills from lawyers hired by his
predecessor, Thomas Read, and
doesn't know what to do about il.
Rushton told the administrative
board that every time he opens
his mail he finds a new bill. The
last he received was from Merlin
Wiley, a Detroit attorney, who
asked for 81, 500 ION account"
"AIl 1 get is bills" Rushton
complained, "and when 1 look
through the files, 1 can't find
any records of what they are
working on, how much they are
supposed to get, or when these
payments are supposed to stop.
It's all very confusing"
The board authorized Rushton
10 terminate payments after he
conducts a survey to find out what
the special attorneys are doing.
Judge John S. McDonald's re-
quest for an $4,000 fee for fight
ing the Grand Trunk Railroad tax
suit also came before the board.
Again, no action was taken. He
has been paid $16,500 and wants
S63 500 more.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
What q DOubIe-CrOSS.
COP Senator Shouts

Still angry. MunShaw promised
that his fellow party members will
be repaid double.
II was specifically promised
nothing would come To the floor
on this without my knowledge"
he said. What a dOuble-cross"
Flushed with success, the vic
toriouS group tried 10 skip the rule
which requires amended bills 10 lie
over for a day, but this maneuver
was blocked.
The Senate also:
sPut over for a week final
passage of the Post bill, which
takes power 10 appoint a COM
missioner of agriculture away
from the governor and gives il
to the State Board of Agri-
culture.
appropriated $435,4 ASP for
the crippled children commission
to pay bills incurred between
1887 and 1899.
appropriated S456.536 for
equiping state hospitals COM
pleted under the 1887 building
program,
sOver-ruled Lieut. Gov. Muir
ply for the second time in one
day. when he decided the Senate
could not appropriate $4,000
for advertising the state during
the next biennium because il
was for a private purpose" The
Senate adopted a conference re-
port and sent it TO Governor Van
Wagner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
Admitted TO u. S. Court

Edgar w. Pugh. who recently
resigned his position as tax con-
fierce in the Internal Revenue De-
partment, was admitted to practice
law in Federal Court today by
Judge Frank A. Picard. Pugh,
native of Lumpkin. Ga. has been
a Michigan resident since 1928, re-
ceiving his law degree at Wayne
University in 1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
rsme. star oerr,sposSent

LANSING, March 5.-ChargeS
of double-dealing within the ranks
could Still be heard in the Capitol
today after Republican senators
split when the controversial anti
chain banking bill Unexpectedly
hit the floor.
While its opponents thought u
safely dead in committee. the bill
came TO life in the form of an
amendment Senator Harry r.
IIittle tackled TO another banking
bill
.sYnn can't do this 10 me-"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
pETRoIT EVENING TINES fPHoNE CHERRY $500
Merit Director
Naming Near
Time. stan Correspondent

LANSING, March 5.-The civil
service commission will meet to-
morrow at Ann Arbor to select a
new director from among three
applicants who placed highest in
competitive tests, Commissioner
William Palmer said today.
The three who placed highest
will appear before the civil service
commission tomorrow. The job
pays $500 a year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05

shouted Sena-
Tor Earl w.
AiunShaw of
Grand Rapids,
r epu blican
floor leader.
1T says right
here in the
rules that
" o subject
matters can
not be in
cluded in the
= . m e bill.
Tactics Xix
these consti-
tute h a rp
practice.
Lieu I. Gov
rr,rly Mt,rtNlx
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05

ruled Munshaw was correct. but
he was over-ruled by a 10 to y
vote as Republican and some
Democrats rallied around Senators
u. Hale Brake and Hittle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-05

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tissues With hundreds
Of uses in home, Office,
shop, and car. Keep
plenty on hand.
Evening star., 1941-04-02

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ca dS0 buys this attractive 20-ft. Co.
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h.-wh., porches. deep lot. etc. beauti-
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