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The Nome nugget., 1941-12-12
Airways News
PAA actlvlues

Tie Electra and Pilgrim arriv- cd Nome and departed today. Mail was carried, and passen- gers. but names were not avail able.
The Nome nugget., 1941-12-12

Mir. Odum, an employee at Polet's Store was a returning passenger 10 Nome today via the Electra following flying trip to the States.
The Nome nugget., 1941-12-12

Chief ". w. Laws arrived via PA AElectra today from Fair banks, returning from a vacation trip 10 the States.
The Nome nugget., 1941-12-12
N O T I c E

The Common Council sitting as a Board of Equalization, will meet at the City Hall on Decem Der 18th, 18th, and 18th, 1941, at 8 o'clock P. M.
 Nome Common Council
 By M. J. Walsh, City Clerk
The Nome nugget., 1941-12-12
Lavinia Wallace Young Mission Miss Constance Erickson,
 Superintendent

HOO a.m.-Church School
 200 pm. - Worship Service. Sermon topic: "A Christmas Prelude" W.P. Wood will preach.
The Nome nugget., 1941-12-12
Federated Church

Wilbur P. Wood. Pastor 10:30 am. - Church School. ll:30 am. - Worship Service. Sermon topic: Preparing for Christmas" A quartette will sing
Evening star., 1941-10-16
UPHOLSTERY
(14 Rrocaded Damask Drapes;

(14) Brocaded Damask Drapes;
festoon style. 2i2 yds. long.
Reg. 2.98 --------p pr. z.44
Q0) Rayon and Chintz Pillows;
some filled with kapok. Soiled
and damaged. Reg. soc to
e8c --------------------29c 29c
(95) Satin and Damask Squares;
choice of coIors. Reg. 29c l5e
(7s) Satin, Damask and Tap
estry Squares; for chair seats
and pillows. Reg. 49c----29e
ID Folding Screen; damaged.
s-fold, wallpaper covered. Reg.
349 80
(35) Odd Pairs Lace Curtains;
f1let and open mesh weaves.
Reg. 198-2.98 -------pr pr. 99e
(2S) Odd Pairs Lace Curtains;
some soiled. Reg. 159-1.98,
pr. Tic
fsI Monks Cloth Drapes; pinch
plea ted, 21s yds. long. Reg.
2.98 pr. ] ~
Goldenberg's-Thrd Floor
Evening star., 1941-10-16
IIIk % lII;Ik

t2I Tots and Girls Cotton
Dresses; broken sizes, 3 TO 10.
Reg. lis ----------------7 79c
u3) Girls Skirts; broken sizes
and color range. Reg. 1.99.
1.39
t2S) Tots and Girls Rayon
Dresses; broken sizes 3 10 II.
Reg. l99-299 ----1 LA
18) Tots" and Girls Rayon
Panties; broken sizes. Reg.
CSC -------------- UG
t25) Tots Button Coat Sweat
ers; sizes 26 and % only. Reg.
79c -------------34c
t5) Tots and Girls Jackets;
broken sizes. Reg. 329----l.17
t2D Infants Handmades; bro
ken assortment. Reg. 79c-
100 ---------------l7e
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-10-16
81 RaYon Crepe
DRESSES
loo

Just rs washable rayon creps
dresses in prints and stripes.
Lingerie and self trims. Smart
new details and necklines.
Misses and women's sizes.
t5 Dresses; fall and winter
styles. Broken sizes. Reg.
890 ---------------- 500
40 2-Pc. RayOn Crepe Dresses;
broken sizes II to 20. Reg.
3.33-3.99 -97c
t2D RayOn Alpaca Maternity
Dresses: dark colors. Broken
sizes. Reg. 3.33 to 399 2.29
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-10-16
.11,1I15&

(22J Colored Hem Sheets; soiled.
Size 81x99. Reg. 1.39- o4e
(1S) White Cotton Sheet BIan-
kets; soiled. Size 70x90". Reg.
a. Chenille Bedspreads; soiled.
Full size. Reg. 3992.49
t6) Patchwork Quilts; seconds.
Size 80x84". Reg. 992.9o
49, Double Plaid Blankets: sec
onds. Size 70x80". Reg. 1.99,
l.49
(3S) Perfect Salem Sheets;
soiled. Size 81x9O". Reg. 1.29.
LA
uS0l Unbleached Cheesecloth;
So wide. Reg. 7c yd.-6 yds. 29c
(2l0l Unbleached Sheeting;
SO" wide. Reg. 40c yd. yd. 29c
u4 Solid Color Blankets; SO
wool and 95oc cotton. Size
72x84". Reg. 139 9-------I.O9
t18l Chenille dsprea ads;
scanned. Various colors. Reg.
1.99 ------------l.39
GoLdpnbeTU'-Mn Floor
Evening star., 1941-10-16
HyYrHyY.
sszxzmSAsAxA

(1S) Evening Bags; metallic
cloth and velvet. Reg. leo and
195 -.--. --.------.-.---- Soe
t25) Simulated Leather Hand
bags; brown. navy, black. Reg.
1.69 70
(50) WOmen's and Children's
Handbags; fabricoids and pat
enteX. Reg. 59c----------29 29e
Goldenberg'S-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1941-10-16
GLOVES

u03) WOmen's Capeskin Gloves;
novelty slipon style. Reg. l.49.
7oe
(2l2) Women's Fabric Gloves;
leather-trimmed cotton fabrics.
Sizes 6 to 7i2. Colors of black.
brown, wine, green. Reg. 79c.
59c
u92) Handsewn Fabric Gloves:
imported cotton fabrics in black
and white and brown and white.
Sizes 6 to 8. Reg. 59c- 39c
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1941-10-16
N'.''l|'.!'''153;yI's''s| III! y:'''''''s!'''

t2D Cotton Uniforms; fast color,
Broken sizes. Reg. 1.39 66c
t6) Rayon Crepe Maternity
Dresses; 2-pc. style. Broken
sizes. Reg. 1888 ---------1 80
t1lD Junior Size Cotton Dresses;
glngham and chambray. Reg.
3.99 ---.------. .------- IS
% Chambray Tailored Dresses;
fast cOlorS. Sizes IL TO 20. Reg.
2.99 9--------------------1.79 10
11) RayOn Maternity Dresses;
prints and plains. Sizes IL to
20. Reg. 4.44 2.97
GoIdenberq 'S-Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-10-16
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m ssl3A4E3;A M
u25) Full-fashioned Black Heel

125) Full-fashioned Black Heel
Hosiery; all silk ringless 81
thread chiffons. Seconds of lis
grades S9c
u63) Kant-Run Service Hose;
rayon service weights, guaran-
teed not to run down. Irregu-
lars of 59c grades 2oe
u32) AIl-Silk Chiffon Hose;
KNIT tO-fit chiffons. Seconds of
Acc grades --------------loe
0Sn Rayon Service Weight
Hosiery; mill mends of ACC
grades ------------------2 22e
t202l Full-fashioned Silk Chif-
fon Hosiery; mill mends of 69c
grades -----------------l5e
11S) Boys Fancy Golf Socks;
lastex tops. Reg. 19c-----l2e
1881 Children's Anklets; solid
colors with lasteX tops. Irregu-
lars of 19c grades s---------10e
GOIdenbeTO' 'S-Maiu Floor
Evening star., 1941-10-16
5!l;iIf1I;!'3;

~ Sofa Bed; with bedding
compartment. Slightly soiled.
Reg. 1925 ---------29.97
% Modern I0-pc. Dining Room
Suite; slightly mismatched. Reg.
S179 -----------------9o.O 90
% Odd Solid Maple Sofa; vine
tapestry covers. Reg. $500,
1888
(3) Vanity Benches; assorted
styles and covers. Reg. 7.95,
2.s9
(D Odd Walnut Buffet; 18th
Century styling. Reg. $500,
1900
(2) Modern Night Stands; wa
terfall design. Reg. 1926 4. 80
ts) Assorted Beds; full and twin
sizes in modern and 18th Cen
tury styles. Reg. 39.95--I6.0o
~ Odd Maple Vanity; swing
ing mirror. Reg. 29.00---12.79
~ Duncan Phyfe DropIeaf Ia
BILE; floor sample. Reg. 1896,
s.ss
Goldenberg's-Fotzth Floor
Evening star., 1941-10-16
ssysssSs$ssSssSSs
N3Allll;M1sII 1;1|FSY

n) sxl2 Felt Base Rug; Slight
II torn. Reg. 5.95 5---l.oS
u2) Felt Base Rugs; sizes 712x9,
px9. 9xl012 and 6x12. Reg.
a.95-6.95 - so
n20 Felt Base Floor Covering;
cut lengths. Reg. 39c-59c,
50. yd. 24e
t4e) Plain Color Felt Base
Flooring; 36 inches wide. Reg.
b9c yd. 39c
t9) Inlaid LinOleum; cut
lengths. Reg. 1.29-1.65,
SO. yd. S8c
3) Tone-on-T Tone Administer
Rugs; 4l2x6. Reg. 1875 7.o5
a. Reversible Wool Rugs; plain
colors. 4X624. Reg. 9.95 4.95
t4) Used Administer Rugs; sold
as Is. 9x12 and 8.3x10.6. Reg.
2995-3e.95 I3e5
(3) Administer Tone-on-Tone
Rugs; seconds. 9Xl2 #. Reg.
t750 1885
~ Broadloom Carpet Rem
nants; imperfect. 8x17 #. Reg.
$500 ---------------51.5o
Goldenberg'S-Thid Floor
Evening star., 1941-10-16
Yf13I

n4 Quilted Bed Pads; soiled,
full size. Reg. l59 9--l.I9
(64) Printed Cotton Table
cloths; size 50x50". Reg. 100,
79e
112) Rayon and Cotton Cloths;
novelty checks. Size 35x35'.
Reg. 29c lSc
(4O) 36" Dresser Scarfs; solid
colors. Reg. 29c-----------19e
(2S) Chenille Bath Sets; mat
and lid cover. Blue only. Reg.
1l9 --------------------88c
(30) 36" Lace Scarfs; Chinese
handmades. Reg. 39c 19c
t212) Cannon Turkish Towels;
seconds. Solid colors and bor-
ders. Reg. 39c----------.--2 24e
Goldenberg'S-Mdin Floor
Evening star., 1941-10-16
R5UU3k1:

t29) Sample Girdles; rayon bro
cades: upper side closing. Bro
ken sizes. Reg. 200-----1.19
t28) Cotton Mesh All-in- Ones;
broken sizes. Reg. 1.19--- 39e
(41) Cotton Mesh All-in-Ones;
Also Girdles. Broken sizes. Reg.
ZOO 80
(24) Bandeaux; rayon satin and
cotton. Reg. 29c------l0e
Goldenberp's-Secord Floor
Evening star., 1941-10-16
E11'l.I E11'l.IKs41I!fA

(180) American Holland VIM
dow Shades; 3x6-ft. cut size.
Wanted colors. Slight irregu-
lars of 70c grades s-------4 4Se
(60D Duplex Window Shades;
3x6-ft. cute size. Green or
white. Slight misweaves. Reg.
98c --------------- 6Sc
t0 Ivory Color Venetian Blinds;
inclosed head 4 size 29X64'
and 3 size 27x64". Reg. 498,
2.5e
500 Oilcloth Scarfs and Doilies;
various size. Reg. l0c and
(3) Bamboo Porch Shades;
#. wide, # g. long. Green
only. Reg. 2.49 10
Goldenberg'S-Third Floor
Evening star., 1941-10-16
HOUSEWARES

O Porcelain Top Utility Ia
BILE; chrome legs; sold as is.
Reg. 7.98 -----------4. 80
t200) Stainless Steel Spoons;
tea or table size. Colored cata-
lin handles. Reg. 10c-15c,
ca. Sc
"a 3-pc. Table Set; porcelain
top table, chrome legs and 2
imitation leather seat chairs,
chrome legs. Damaged. Reg.
1895 .oS
(2) Fibre Board Wardrobes;
slightly damaged. Reg. 1913,
sse
% WOOdcraft Fibre Board
Wardrobe; damaged. Reg. sos,
3.s5
(3) Metal Utility Cabinets;
66xl8xl2. Six compartments.
Marred. Reg. 5.98---3.99
(39 Metal Cabinets; for brooms,
mopS, etc. Top shelf for clean
ers. Marred. Reg. 5.98--4.29
% Metal Kitchen Stbol; imi-
tation leather top. Marred.
Reg. 1.29 -----------49k
{2) Metal Kitchen Stools;
chrome trim, imitation leather
seat. Reg. 1.98----------99c
(3) Kitchen Tables; stainless
porcelain tops. Damaged. Reg.
7.98 ----------4,9o
GnJI 1Laxnye nA..., s{r;r.
Evening star., 1941-10-16
PAINTS

(S6) Floor and Deck Enamel.
colors. Reg. 1.49 half gal,
l.09
15) Waterproof Spar varnish;
Reg. $50 gal-----------I.69
(23) Atco Gloss Finish; wash
able. "a colors. Reg. 3.25 gal.
2.49
(18) Flat Wall Paint; white
and colors. Reg. 2.45 gal. 10
(32) Super Service Paint; in
side or out. Reg. $50 gal, 80
(75) Bundle Lot Wallpaper;
sideWell and border for 10xl2
room. Reg. 90
Goldenberp's-Do,Dnstairs
Evening star., 1941-10-16
.ss5''';iH15I;

t18) Cotton Chenille Sweaters:
pastel colors, broken sizes. Reg.
69c -------------------3o 3oc
t65l Rayon Crepe Blouses;
white only. long and short
sleeves. Irregulars Of 119
grades,
(12) Cotton Blouses: short
sleeves, soiled. Reg. 119,
(4D Cotton Skirts and Stacks:
small sizes. Reg. 1.19 -----19e
(6l Cotton Skirts: rose color.
Sizes "a to 36. Reg. 1.99--S9c
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1941-10-16
13F51i;I;

t30) Broadcloth Night Shirts;
broken sizes. Irregulars. Reg.
1.39 5oe
(12) Famous Make Blanket
Robes; assorted colors, broken
sizes. Reg. 329-429 9----l,1o
(D NainsOok Union Suits; full
cut. broken sizes. Reg. 89c 3se
19) Broadc.oth Shirts; assort.
ed colors, broken sizes. Reg.
89c ATE
t3) Lightweight Pajamas; small
sizes. Blue only. Reg. l.39 Ioc
(20) Random Color Sweat
Shirts; large sizes only. Reg.
100 ------------------ Sac
(10D Famous Make Sweaters;
long sleeves. broken sizes. Reg.
195 ------------------- 7oc
Q7) Melton Jackets; 1909 re-
processed wool, navy blue, Co.'S
sack style. Broken sizes. Reg.
398 -----. ---------- 2.4o
t5D Ray0n Hose and Shortees;
slso rayon plated. Assorted COL
ors. all sizes. Reg. 16c --- Sc
t97) Famous Make Broadcloth
Shorts; broken sizes. Reg. 35c-
Csc ----------------------1 -1oc
t9) Coat Swea tiers: oxford and
brown, broken sizes. Reg. 1.49,
79s
tS) Flannel Pajamas; coat style,
broken sizes. Irregulars of AZ
l.95 grades S9c
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1941-10-16
LAMPS

tS) Pottery Table Lamps; gilt
finish stands. Silk shades. Reg.
4.98 90
I'D Indirect Floor and Bridge
Lamps; ivory finish. Parchmen-
tized shades. Reg. 498----3.69
500 Paper Parchmentized
Shades; for floor. bridge and
table lamps. Reg. 59c
Goldenberg's-Do,Unstdirs
Evening star., 1941-10-16
UNDERWEAR

t8) Snugft Vests; broken size
range. Reg. 39c-
t2D Women's Knit Union
Suits. Reg. 79c 9c---------59c
t10) Cotton Printed Floral
Gowns. Reg. soc 9c-------3oe
1S) Snugfit Union Suits; bro
ken sizes. Reg. 1.00----39e
14 Women's Cotton Knit
BloOmers; broken sizes. Reg.
t10) W0men's Warm Snugfits;
broken size range. Reg. 49c 29e
Goldenberg's-Main Floor
Evening star., 1941-10-16


pull-over and half upper styles.
Assorted colors. Sizes 80 TO SO.
a. Boys School Suits; good
colors, sizes 8 and 9. Reg.
698 3.33
1927 Boys Longies and Sweat
ers; broken sizes. Reg. 49,
(2S) Boys Broadcloth Pa jamas;
2-pc. styles. Broken sizes. Reg.
soc S9c
t59l Winterweight Shirts and
Shorts; broken sizes. Reg. 3ec.
19e
(3) Jr. Boys Corduroy Sets;
sizes 4 to 6. Reg. 2.98--I.59
(22) Half-zipper Sweaters; good
color combinations. Broken
sizes. Reg. 59c------------19c
(42) Boys School Shirts; some
soiled; slight irregulars Of soc
grades -----------------l9c
(60 Younger Mems Suits; bro
ken sizes. Reg. 8,98 $50
t4 Boys Snow Suits; small
sizes. Reg. .99-l,88
GoldenbergeMain Floor
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AITO COLIIsI0N otRNICL
AUTO SEAT COVERS

RITE WAY Collision service 10J20 IA,
Jefferson Expert w0rKmaashIp. Towr
send e-i322.
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ADVERTISING DISPLAY
ATTICs REMODELFu

GAsCONAIRE COMPANY -- Gasconaii
furnace on basement ceilings Elizabeth
Third Cadillac lOI4
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READ Times Want Ads for profit us
them for results!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30

Al BARGAINS i0eg 20 25os discount
PLAZA s427
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Motorcycles and Bicycles
Boats and Equipment


CUSTOM 30-n. Express Cruiser built 1895.
for off shore fishing. cruising Lake supe-
rior 100 h. p. Kermath, i2-volt battery,
magnetic iguition. Seen Boat Center. Inc.
Wight street, u block east OF Adair. Fits
roy 5ss7. Sacrifice.
DOUBLE cabin cruiser perfect must sac
rifice. no reasonable offer refused. Tens
pie 2-53is
LEARN TO SAIL Private group. Lsrys
fleet moderate rates. st. Claire san
Club. Murray 1883
rs. FOOT CABIN hshing boat. s225. Bill
Richerts Boat Works, $685. South River
road Mt Clemens.
Is FIT CRUISER. double cabin; recondi-
toned Kermath; sacrifice. Immediate
sale. Cadillac 477o.
49, sLQOP Nah ogany; completely
equ pPed reasonable. Bob Johnson, RAN
dolph $500 Tuesday.
az, MATHEWS CRUIsER-sleeps four:
$50 Gray engine; $1,000. University
20 FIT. CHRIS CRAFT cruiser three weeks
old: save 800; private. Rosevillle oo55-
2s FIT Hacker craft speedboat. scrippa
engine; owner leaving city. TY. 2-l232.
2s-FoOT auxiliary sloop-New boat. cash
or trade Prospect 0542
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listings
in the big Sunday Times Want Al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
DESIGNERS TOOLS AND sPECIAL
MACHINERY

COOKE ENGINEERING Company--Design-
ers, tQols, special machinery. process
engiBeerinE Temple 1-IO60
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
PLASTE RING

A. r. BENSON Company -speciauzing
patch work plasterng. Expert Workman.
ship University i-s762.
ARCHES rebuilt lathinE. piastsring. osves.
repairing workmanship guaranteed) .
Estimates. Vermont 5-3Os7.
TTENTlON-Expert patch repairing
arches, c0ves. workmanship guaranteed.
Lance TWinbrook 2-2sfS.
PLAsTER1NG PAINTING - Permanent
work preferred, guaranteed wofkmanship
7 - Johnson. Trinity 21f7T
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WANTED 800 used ears; cash waiting.
p. ID Wilson. 1870 Llyernois
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30
Store and Office Equipment
Furniture, Household Goods

ONE-HORsE General Electric refrigeration
compressor. Clifford 1892 2iOO Bagiey
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-30

AAA SPECIAL Poster beds all cotton
mattresses coil springs. so. WARD s
outlet, Tf3a Harper.
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Trucks-Commercial Cars
For Sale ..-e


CHEVROLET-la36 long Vhsel base
dump dual wheels Wood hydraulic
hoist. 4'yard body.
PIERCE DUNLAVY
1850 LIVERNOTs FORD DEALER
DODGE 1889 truck. one-ton stake body
cattle extension. good condition, cheap.
1882 Startling.
FORD 81 ton stake good motor. high
,est bidder. 2i7t Taylor. near Linwood
Tyler t.O552
owner $50 cash Townsend 6-s27s
EQRns- 4l ia stake ho1y. private.
Norman Lumber Go 1900 Cloverdale.
GENERAL MOTORS USED TRUCKS
1925 Vermont Temple 1880
ONE OF the best selections ~ trucks IN
the cts. Milenbach. 1880 Gratot
READ Times Want Ads FOR profit use
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BARBER sUrpLIEs-coNPIE LINZ
RLAI1Y sHoP

RAZORS. shears clippers. massaeers. nip
pers strops, lsther brushes. VonlerS 3ll
GratlCt
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Automobiles Wanted

AUTOMOBILES WANTED Cash waltin&.
We pay more. Cash or car for your
equity Bring title. 1920 tlTatilf
Arlington s2g2
AUTOS-5OO WANTED-TRY Us LAST
LAW & KOMALK
1901 LfVERNoIs NORTHLAwN $500
BRING car ana title mere Tor high SIS
Fisher Record. 5000 KerchPyal
CARS WANTED from individuals onll
will call and see cars. Davis. 1929 Cas-.
CARS. trucks for junk-ss 10 $3.50 FOR any
car or truck any condition Jen's Auto
Parts. 1915 Humboldt. TY f-so3s.
CASH for your car We pay highest dollar
for '3ss '39s 40s, any make,
DAVIS MOTOR TIE. 1-0633
cash for your car az retail price
CHAs. DALLAS. 1896 GRATlOT
CASH FOR YOUR CAR
CoULSON. 1850 WOODWARD
FIJI ISLAND buyer pays more 80. 40
~ Hudson. Chrysler. studebaker Cal
wfsher. Murray 1888, 1929 Mack
HIGHEST CASH PRICES IN CITY
ALL MAKES ALL MODELS
Earl Reddick, 1920 Livernois
HIGHEST cash price for your car; money
waiting for you 1905 Van Dyke
JUNK CARS wANTE6
Highest dollar paid Townsend s-454s
SEE NE FIRST FOR MORE
NEED IS CARS AT ONCE
PAUL ZAHNER, s00l MACK
WANTED 500 used cars: cash waiting.
p. y wilson 1870 Lyernois
READ Times Want Ads for profit use
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mattresses. coil springs. $3.50. WARD S
outlet, 7i3t Harper.
Al BARGAINS 100 20 25ds discount
PLAZA s427
BEAUTIFUL sxl2 Administer rug sold
for sac, used ? months sacrifice sis
Mitchelrs, 5000 Gratiot ave.
BEDROOM suite. 3-piece. walnut hnisn.
slightly marred IN shipment. sacrifice.
sls.73. terms. Alvin. s7l5 West Vernon
CLOSE out OF our famous Hollywood
3-rm. outfit; includes: 2-pc. living nm.
suite. sxi2 rug. lamps. table. 3-pc modern
and dishes: all new floor samples. SIS.
WARDS outlet. 7434 Harper
A RUMMAGE sale; 80 3-pc bedroom
suites taken from our layaway ware
merchandise; odds and ends will sell IN
job lots or single suites. all sales final
Dealers WARDS outlet. 7i3i Harper.
A RECLAIMED living room suite. $40;
studio. SO. dinette. SO; dining room,
$40. Berney, s3i7 Mack
new. Worth $40: now only 500 so Cen
eral, $685. Grand River Open evenings.
A BEAUTIFUL new spiegei s-pc. dining
rm. suite: defective table. will sacrifice
st5. terms. Wards outlet 7434 Harper.
BARGAIN-Four rooms furniture. dishes.
linen, refrigerator. washer. Leaving
September 1. 243i Campbell.
BUNK BEDS. with springs and 2 mat
tresses s22 Benson, 1924 Woodward.
Open evenings
COMPLETE Home Outfit. 50 90 per week.
Mark Boyd. 324 Michigan.
FOREST, WEST. i0oo-sMALL ROOM. 50
Large. IS: comfortable excellent trans
portation.
fNNERSPRlNG mattresses must be Sold
regular S1a e5, Sa9a. cotton mattresses.
1898. Nome 5000 Cas-. Open evenings.
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x1oe4t .Se41xcp DEzeczdH
BUYERS GUIDE
GRADERS AND ROAD GRAVEL
MEATS, DELIVERIES

CHRIST LARSEN; Diesel powered grad
ers, dump trucks. 300 Cady. Northyillef
go
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AUTO TIRLs. AcCEsSoRIE

"HARDY-CkOCKER Products" speclau.
ing custom work $500 West Vernon high
way Lafayette Ol5O
Evening star., 1941-04-03

in this country. Both trips were
sponsored as "good-will'' visits by
this Government.
Chiefs of the existing naval serv-
ices and an aide from Argentina,
Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Ecua-
dor, Mexico, Peru, Paraguay, Uru-
quay and Venezuela we're asked to
come to Washington and take a
tour which will include naval es-
adjustments along the Atlantic,
Gulf and Pacific Coasts.
Rear Admiral AuguStin Toutant
Beauregard of San Antonio, Tex,
former chief of the naval mission
Evening star., 1941-04-03
British Refugees to Chot
With Parents by Radio

Nine British refugee children in
Washington will talk to their par
ents across the Atlantic Sunday
afternoon from 1:3O TO o'clock in
three-way program arranged by
the National Broadcasting Co, the
Canadian Broadcasting Corp. and
the British Broadcasting Corp.
The boys and girls in Washington
will speak from Station WMAL.
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lating to the foreign policy of the
United States and other political
matters to the neglect and detrl-
ment of pressing problems of Or
ganizations and defense of civil
rights which face the labor move
ment"; a resolution to disaffiliate
with the Washington Youth Coun-
Gil; a resolution to refrain from
taking action on matters concern
ing the foreign policy of the Nation,
and a resolution to protest dis.
charge of any Government employe
without adequate opportunity for a
fair and impartial hearing.
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Of the Washington Newspaper Guild,
which recently proposed severance
of the guild from the Industrial
Union Council, and contended that
the cause of labor is endangered
by council policies.
In petition, the Government
union Rank and File Committee,
as proposals for considera-
ton at the special meeting a reso-
luton suspending afhliation with
the Industrial Union Council for
six months on the ground that this
body has devoted a disproportion-
ate amount of its time to issues re-
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Latin Americans Invited
For Naval Inspection

Ranking naval officers of II Latin
American countries today have in
vitations from Admiral Harold R.
Stark. chief of naval operations, to
visit this country in May for an
inspection of naval activities.
Last fall more than 20 generals
from Latin America we're taken on
a tour of inspection of Army posts
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The programs are put on once every
four weeks to enable parents and
children to chat with each other.
The parents will be gathered in a
London studio. Nine other children
will join in the broadcast from Ca
madam stations.
The children to speak from Wash
ington are: Davina and Gerald
Hecht, aged 6 and IL; Joy Thurman.
9; Gabriel and Julian Ellington, 10
and 8; Ursula Buckley, Is; Peter and
Collin Saunders, 10 and 8; and Ann
Tyler, TO-
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Labor u. F. W. Unit 10 Vote
Al Special Meeting April 8.

Members of the Labor Depart
ment local of the United Federal
Workers of America will vote April
at a special meeting called at the
instance of a Rank and File Com
mittee protesting policies Of the
Washington Industrial Union Coun-
Gil, with which the local is affiliated
The committee said it is in agree
ment with the Executive Committee
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(eotton contents unless otherwise specified
HS-NeckUear-Street Floor
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Mrs. Roosevelt to Visit
Museum at Annapolis

Mrs. Roosevelt will visit the mu-
scum at the Naval Academy next
Monday so she can tell the Presi-
dent about the museums acquisi-
tions. She will include the museum
in her visit to Annapolis to speak
before the women's club there.
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to Brazil, has been designated to
represent Admiral Stark during the
tour.
Evening star., 1941-08-22

Most Of the doctors in the Tartar
republic of Russia are women.