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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-18

And for something else in the
popular line and out OF the ordl-
nary there 10 Vaughn Aonroe's
recording Of In the Middle Of a
Dance. and Tommy Dorsey =
Pale Moon"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-18


DIR. Mason spent the laN years
Of his life in Orange. n. J.. with
his sons. one Of whom was DR..
William Mason, the famous Lszt
pupil and author OF Touch and
Teohnic." Dr. Mason was one Of
the most beloved men in our edu-
cationsl history and his influence
upon our public school music
reaches right up TO this day.
One Of the most important in
fluences in Masons pedagogical
career was Mrs. Sarah Josephine
Hale. born in 1888. Hanover, n.
H. who was responsible for many
things: chief among them are
Thanksgiving as a national holi-
day: the first day nursery. and she
was first TO suggest public play
grounds. She was the author Of
two dozen books and hundreds of
poems including Mary Had a Lit
TIE LAID
Mrs. Hale's connection with mu-
sic was that she provided the
verses for many Of Mason. most
successful music books Lowell
Mason and Sarah Hale had set the
American children singing.
One wonders what DIR. Ma
son and Mr.. Hail would
think N they could visit the
thousands Of public .ehooi. In
America today. What would
they think ~ America's smay-
Ing school orchestra and .
eappella choirs performing In
astonishing fashion: Music.
that In DIR. Mason's day wss
considered impo>sibiy difficult.
TO be oontinpedB
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-18

Nine i2-inch records BY Column
bis adds Leonvavallo (Pagliacci).
to the opera repertoire with IN.
La Scala Opera company doing
the work. Loranzo Mols loli con-
ducts like the master he IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-18

Rattle ~ fks EafeHs. kF<ss-
ler - Write uHsse fer rs
eoasaa seae. fsafpnsfne
af ihs fsaae. Tss for fsi-
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-18

Emanuel rsusrmsnn. csili.s ln
the Metropolitan orrhsstfs. has -.
soms |. ping pong addict. Ne says
II 10 good for tina bo~ arm. A.
the ssms molten 10 required - In
playing the cello.
La gaceta., 1941-04-19
Roberto.

nil, 700 p. M. Quito de la no
che, 800 p. m.
Mission Presbiteriana Evan
gelica, 2916 Gale Is. Rev. H.
E. Pressly, MiniStro.
EScuela Dominica, $50 q.
m. Quito y Sermon, 8 100 p. m.;
Quito de la Sociedad de Sehoras,
Martes, 500 p. m.
Iglesia MetOdista West Tam
pa, N. Albany y Gale Union.
Escuela de la Iglesia, 9:45
a. m; Quito en- Ingles, IL a. m.
Quito en- Espanol, 7:45 p. m.
Lunes, 8 p. m. Hernandez Wes-
ley; Microbes, 8 p. m. SOciedad
Femenil Quito de Oraci6n. Jue-
YES, 8 p. m.
La gaceta., 1941-04-19
BOLETTNES De ULTIMA HORA
Los nazis ponen la infanteria en- la ~vanguardia
de los tanques. = Las lineas griegas %resisten. -
Tnmovilizada la ofensiva alemana en- Africa. =
Requisa de la Marina mercante francesa.

griegas Sc mantienen firmes.
Sufre ell enemigo enormes ba-
jas. Ell reg Jorge organiza I'm
nuevo gabinete.
Roma, abril 19.-Los peri6-
dicos fascietas insisten en- afr
mar que ell primer ministro
griego Sc suicide. "De todos
MOODS, dice uno de ellos, In
glaterra es la responsible por
su muerte.
Londres, abril 19.-La ofen
silva nazi en- Africa ha sido in
movilizala. Gran n1mero de
vehiculos del enemigo fueron
atacados y destruidos por la
aviaci6n. La escuadra sigue
cooperando con ell ejercito in
giles.
Vichy, abril 19.-Se ha or.
denado una requisa de la ma
rina mercante francesa y espt
rase un tonelaje de 24O,OOO.
Dicese que los nazis desear
utilizar esos barcos para man
dar tropas q Africa.
La gaceta., 1941-04-19
APRcBADo UN PROYECTo
DE LEY B Ell PRO-
GRAMA DE LOS UENTES

Los comisionados dsl Conda
10 aprobaron aver un proyecto
lie ley que autoriza, ST es apro-
bado la compra c~onjunta, por
los Condados de Pinellas Y His
borough de los puentes de Davis
y Candy.
Ell proyecto sera enviado a
Tallahassee y obtendra Ell apoyo
de los tres representatives de-
condado y del Senador Pat Viii
taker.
Una de los comisionados, q
Sr. Simmons, habl6 a favor d.
un referendum.
Los cOmisionados de Pinella
por su parte quieren compra'
los dos pusntes separadamente
sin contar con ell condado d
Hillsborough,
La gaceta., 1941-04-19
De Regreso

III proximo Domingo 20 de
Abril estara de nuevo entire no
sotros ell estimado amigo Rev.
Richard j. Parker. Y ocupara el
pdlpito de su Iglesia, donde tan
to Sc lie quiere y admira por sus
dotes de caballero c~ristiano. FL
Sr. Parker, fu6 invitado a pre-
dicar durante "Semana Santa"
en- la Iglesia Central Metodista
de la Habana, Cuba, donde fue
misionero por mas de Is amos.
Felicitamos al companero por
sus exitos en- estos "Cultos Evan
gelicos", y al mismo tempo lie
damos la mas cordial bienveni-
da a su campo misionero de
Tampa.
La gaceta., 1941-04-19

Londres, abril 19.-Son fall
sas las noticias nazis sobre la
penetration. de las lineas an
glo--griegas y ell mando ale
man Sc ha visto obligado a po-
ner la infanterfa en- ell frente
v delante de los tanques. To-
das las ondas de la infanteria
son exterminadais; pero los a.
lemanes siguen sacrificando
hombres. La infanteria en- Ia
vanguardia de los tanques Sc
debe al deseo de obligar a los
hombres a pelear o morir, Has
ia ahora los tanques ADRIAN e..
canine Y despues pasaba la in
fanteria. "
Berlin, abril 19.-Los nazis
dicen tener en- su poder los des
filaderos en- las montanas de
Grcia y Roma anuncia que sus
tropas Sc aproximan a puerto
Edda. l.
Atenas, abril 19.--La nota
Official reveal que las Inca.
La gaceta., 1941-04-19
UNA C~UESTACION PARA Ell
COMPANERO A VAZ
QUE

Tn veterano de Ia guerra de
Espaha, hombre que expuso su
vida por defender la libertad,
Frank Vazquez, conocido por
"Garibaldi," esta snfermo y ne
costa someterse a I'm tratamien
to.
Sus companeros de las fabri-
cas-, que mucho lie estiman, lie ha
ran una cuestaci6n en- esta Sc
mana.
"Garibaldi" merece ell apoyo
dc les amigos de la Espaha leal
y con toda seguridad que 10 OBJ
tendra.
Ell combati6 en- la division 4e
y era sargento de Estado Ma
yor.
Va!,o-qs personalities de l.
colonia latina sinceramente i,
apoyan,
La gaceta., 1941-04-19
SECCION RELIGIOSA
(ViSne De "a ga pdg.)

Escuela Dominica 9:46 a. m
Quito Y Sermon, IL :00a. m; E
Cristiano, 100 p. m.
"Asamblea de Dios" (Misi6n)
170115 g. ave. Rev. D. Valdesr
Pastor.
Escuela Dominica, 1915 a.
m. ; Quito y Sermon, 8 100 p. m. F;
Cultos, Microbes y Sabado,
800 p. m.
Mission Menonita', 1910 IA.
ave. Rev. ]. Paul Sauder, Super
intendente.
Escuela Dominica. 1000 a.
m. Quito y Sermon, 80 p. m.
p. M; Quito de 0raci6n, Mier-
800 p. m.
Mission La Esperanza", 1922
Laurel st. Rev. C. H. Corwin,
Pastor.
Cultos en- Espanol: $50 a.
h. y 7:3O p. M; Cultos en- In
giles: 10 :45 a. m. y BIS p. m.
La Union de Los Glen, Lyle
STA Evangelical, S4OS Gomez ave.
Rev. o. H. Corwin, Pastor.
Quito y Sermon, 4:3O p. m.
Esta Iglesia celebrara su Glti'
me quito. FL Rev. Corwin y 81
estimada esposa marchan hacia
su nuevo campo misionero, en-
Colombia, S. A. Deseamos al jo-
ven Ministro y su esposa exitos
en- su nuevo campo.
West Tampa Congregational,
e82e Laurel st. Rev. v. A. We
nezia. Pastor.
Escuela de la Iglesia, $50 q.
Quito de Ia mahana 1880 4.
n; Quito de u SOciedad Juvs-
La gaceta., 1941-04-19
Estudiantes: vamos a Ieer Ell idioma espanol
sci hombre que habla dos lenguas vale pOr dos
PoR MARY GIN CORTINA

Querido padre:
Alg1n dia pienso volver a es
tas ciudadeS Y aunque no sea
tan joven como hoy no olvidart
NADIA de 10 que han visto mis- 0
jos Y mi coraz6n no olvidara ma
da de 10 que ha sentido. Ha side
mas que I'm viaje y mas que una
education, ha sido como ell pri-
vilegio de renacer en- otra perso-
na y desde ahora soy dos seres:
soy latino y soy americana.
TIE he podido contar POGO pues
mi espanol todavia no es Ell de
un latino; pero creo que en- mi
estilo sencillo has podido enten-
der TODD 10 que tie he escrito.
Cuando hablemos to pOdre decir
muchas cosas que no me es po-
sible expresarte en- mis- cartas.
No podre expresarlo como un
Cervantes pero mas importan-
tie que ell uso perfecto de la len
qua que tanto me gusta, entien-
do es ell sentimiento de nuestros
vecinos y comprendo sus cos
tumbres mucho mejor y las res
peto no como raras y differences
a las ~nuestras sine como dignas
de ser copiadas. La cortesia la
tina es algo que no Sc puede es-
tudiar en- un libro nj Sc puede
La gaceta., 1941-04-19
EsTRENo DE v'A PElIcu-

FL lunes Sera estrenado en- Ell
Teatro Casino la pelicula conf
"a cucana "Yo soy ell Heroe"
Federico Pinero es ell "heroe" Y
lie sicundan en- la graciosa jor-
NADIA Julio Diaz, Pope del Cam
pc, Lolita Berrio y Humbarto de
Dios.
Sc eXhibira durante tres dias
Y Glamour espera I'm lleno COM
pIeto.
Completaran ell programa la
production "LaNovia de Made,
noticias en- idioma espanol Y Ca
ricaturas.
La gaceta., 1941-04-19
DIVORCES

Decretos: Maricka E. Wish
art contra Thomas S. Wishart
Ethel Cation contra William r.
Cation; Stella Iwersen contra
Teodoro C. Iwersen.
Nuevas demands Andrew
Williams contra Carrie Will
Jams; Ruth May contra Onis
May.
La gaceta., 1941-04-19

LENDER nj apreciar, sin vivir-
| y practicarla. Siempre 20
ONO muchos americanos, crei
| perfecta cortesia del latino CO
no una debilidad; hoy me doy
lenta de que es una fuerza de
;aracter y tradici6n que noso-
tros los americanos no tenemos
"a fuerza de voluntad de practi-
car. Mucho he aprendido, parte
de la lengua castellana, y ESQ
creo es 10 que tn querias 20 hi
ciera. Espero no faltarte en- to-
do 10 que me has aconsejado
desde que salt de Tampa. Guam
do este de nuevo alli, tratare de
no olvidarme de TODD 10 que he
progresado en- mi espahol y es-
pero yer peliculas sud-america-
mas, semanalmente, leer un Pc
ri6dico latino diario y cada dia,
al menos ounce minutes, con-
versare con alguna persona la
tina conocida. Cultivare nuevas
amistades Y me acercare mas a
las que va conozco y sere mejor
convecino, por ser mejor latino.
Muy pronto estare con vds. Y
hasta entonces. TIE abraza tn hi
10
DaLaNRa
La gaceta., 1941-04-19

llegado Ell equipaje 5Tendffas
ina maquina de afe.tzr? :
-Llevo barba... Sin ernbar-
CO.. Espera.... 81, te p~restare
una.
-5Cual?
La & nj muier
-IY unos cigarrillos?
NO fumo. Pero tambien los
tendras.
q Cuales?
Los de mi esposa.
La gaceta., 1941-04-19
MATR1MoNIoS

Ricardo Marinas, 20, y Anna
bic Pensado, %; Roberto Fe-
rruccio Tinnaro, "a y Dorotea
Ferrara, %; w. B. Norman
80, y Oleta Evelyn Whitehead,
81; Walter Henry Berckmann,
" Dorothy Marion Ingraham,
21; William Ferguson Edwards
"a, y Marta Frances Huston, Fl.
La gaceta., 1941-04-19
Lemon Juice Recipe Cheeks
Rheumatic Pain 0uieklv

II you suffer from rheumatic, srthfi.
na o. nsufitis pain, try this simple
.3s17s S.iVs AS co recipe that sAOyss1ss
Compound today. Nix i with a Susrt
Ct water, add the juice Of 4 lemons.
rs easy. No trouble at all ana
pleasant. You need only table
within 10 hours ,omst;m.. ~.
night splendid results are
obtained. II the pains % not
quickly, leave and II you Do not
leel better, Ru-Ex will cost you
your druggist under an sb.Olu,.
money-baek guarantee. Ru.Ex
Compound 10 for sale and feeom-
mended By Good Drugstores EvsrvwAsrA
La gaceta., 1941-04-19

81, senior, cOmpre la
pintura B. L. P. Soda
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, Sa. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-04-19

dos, ineluyendo California. El
volumen del negoeio recibido hi
20 possible que Sc anunciaran sus
prOductos en- toda Ia naci6n y
hoy en- dia Sc reciben 6rdense de
Alaska, Puerto Rico y las Islas
Filipinas.
Hoy los productos Minaret Sc en-
Wan a todos los Estados de la
Union Americana. Ell Sr. Tholl
atribuye su exito a las recetas
que sc usan.
La gaceta., 1941-04-19

Esto empez6 en- la Cocina Elec-
trico del Sr. Tholl. EXPERIMENT.
con distintas recetas de merme-
ladas y %jaleas, usando frutas de
su propio naranjal decidiendo
venderlas despues en- u propios
envases. Una exhibition de sus
productos marca Minaret fue pre-
sentada en- la Feria Mundial de
1889 por la Exhibition Nacional
de Florida. La respuesta fue tan
excelente Que sc enviaron mues-
tras a vendedores en- diez Esta-
La gaceta., 1941-04-19
ETagerado

FL hu6sped, al levantarse, sc.
dirige al cuarto del dueno de Ia
casa y lie indica:
-Perd6name, aun no me ha
La gaceta., 1941-04-19

COMPANEROS COQUI, conozcan a Ed. Thol, otro hombre que prue-
ba que los hombres saben tambien cocinar al mismo tempo que es un
buen hombre de negocios. Sus pasatmpos favortos son la pesca y la
cocfna, pero Sc lie conoce mejor como ell propietario de m naranjal,
dueno de la Tampa Bay Products Co, secretario de la Southern Lum-
Der & Supply Co., y director de la Peter Taylor Organization y oros
muchos negocios tampenos.
Ahora, scores! La Organization COQUI tene un nuevo miembro que
prepare mermeladas y jaeas dignas de un miembro de la Antigua y
Honorable Orden Coqui.
Evening star., 1941-06-21
| Stoy-ot- t-Home
Fun Suggested
| For Children

It's a smart parent who is willing
to put in a small amount of time
and money for play fun at home this
summer Many families will remain
in Washington because father"
cannot be spared from the office,
and for the children who have
heretofore played on the beach or
in the woods it will get pretty tire
some.
Any ingenious father can nail
four eight inch boards together to
make a sandpile. To brace the
corners eight-inch squares cut from
the same piece of lumber may be
nailed on for seats. 1t is a smart
idea to paint the frame as that will
make its life about twice as long.
If you have a tree it is simple
matter to hang a rope swing &.
If not a wood or pipe frame work
may be installed but 1t will be
little more difficult to erect. Small
wooden nail kegs say six of them,
painted bright colors are the most
wonderful plaything a child OF
3 to 10 may have. They will build
trains, boats, cars, trucks and all
the other imaginary creations OF
childhood.
Evening star., 1941-06-21
Loan Service Protects
SmuII-Home Seekers

How small homeseekers are being
protected by thrift and home
financing institutions which insist
on the highest standards in design,
materials and construction" is de-
scribed in an article on the devel-
opment of the Registered Home
Service, published in the June issue
of the Federal Home Loan Bank
Review.
The service-sponsored by the
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
the American Institute of Archi-
tects and the Producers Councils
operated through local savings and
loan associations and while nc
hard and fast rules can be laid
down by an individual association, y
the trend is toward the establish
ment of separate and distinct
home building units" 1t cited as
models the home-building service
departments conducted by the Man.
chester Federal Savings and Loan
Association of Manchester, N. H.
and the Worcester Cooperative
Federal Savings and Loan Associa-
ton of Worcester, Mass
Evening star., 1941-06-21
Realty Sales
Here Continue
Al Brisk Rate
Good Business
Expected to Go On
Through Summer

Real estate still is selling in Wash
ington at a brisk rate and brokers
believe now that business will con-
tinue to be good through the sum-
mer. In past years summer has
been the dead time of the year for
real estate here. but there is no sign
so far of the big seasonal lull.
The unprecedented demand for
space here is one reason for the
brisk realty business. But most of
those seeking living quarters are
renters, not buyers. Houses are
selling quickly due to imminent
sharp rises in price, and due to the
general belief that residential build
ing will soon be slowed greatly by
shortages of materials and building
craftsmen.
So most real estate brokers and
builders are planning to run their
offices at full force right through
until fall, although past experience
has shown them comparatively few
homes are sold in the hot months.
Samples" Show Trend.
A sample" taken yesterday In
realty row illustrates the current
state of the market.
George D. Miller, sales director
of Boss & Phelps. reports rather
brisk business" He says higher
priced properties have been selling
particularly well, although he calls
it a buyers market" both for
Evening star., 1941-06-21
By RUFUS S. LUSK.

Washington Is in most un-
usual position because it has suf-
fered very little from the effects of
decentralization or the moving away
of people and business from the
central area of the city to the sub
urbS.
Decentralization is taking place. In
all large cities. 1t has been going
on for years. 1t used to be consid-
cred a good thing"-new building
construction, new values. Old areas
of cities were largely resettled by
migration from small towns and
from abroad This is no longer true.
Decentralization has become in
many ways a menace to economic
life of cities.
Chicago is an example of how
this trend to get away from the city
has left in its wake ruined prop
erty holders, dilspidated buildings,
unused land and an appalling tax
delinquency.
Chicago's Plight.
Here are some of the things that
have occurred in the central busi-
ness district of Chicago during the
last eight years:
Of the taxable property COM
prising 262 acres, 14.06 per cent Is
now vacant
Buildings covering 1913 acres have
been demolished and buildings
erected on only 5.35 acres. ...-
Nine million cubic feet of build
ings have been razed, while only
867 900 cubic feet OF new construc-
ton took place.
There Is $4,000 900. not includ-
ing interest and penalties. in tax
arrears. some as old as five years.
The famed Chicago Auditorium is
about to be torn down because of
failure to pay taxes,
No Homes Built.
In territory Immediately adioin-
ing the Loop. where 100000 people
Evening star., 1941-06-21
Colonial Home
Fifth Offered in
Star Series
Moderately Priced
Dwelling Features
Many Comforts

The Star will present tomorrow as
Its fifth Silver Star Home of 194l a
moderately priced Colonial type
house at 7127 Massachusetts, avenue,
Wood Acres. Md. The dwelling will
be open for public inspection each
day from 10 m. until pm. through
Sunday. July IL.
The new home has beautiful
setting on a corner lot. which is
dotted with tall oak and poplar trees.
This lot is slightly less than 100 feet
square. Wood Acres, though only a
year-and-a-half old, now comprises
nearly $50 houses. and has as much
natural beauty as any home COM
munity around Washington. 1t Is
one of the Albert w. Walker COM
munities.
Built by the Westhaven Develop
ment Corp. The Star Home was de-
signed by the acknowledgement firm
of architects, Schreier & Patterson.
It has been completely decorated and
furnished by Colony House, under
supervision Of Joseph Rettinger, Sd.
StA nVVihS anu W.
There are six rooms and two baths
In the Wood Acres dwelling. 1t is
built of brick and topped with a
slate roof. 1t is a well-built struc-
ture, and only the best of materials
were used in its construction. The
home is well-planned and possesses
ell the conveniences found in the
most modern houses Rooms are
stable and there is plenty of closet
space.
The well-proportioned living room
Is II feet inches by II feet 2
inches in size. There is a big fire
place and Colonial mantel. The
room has western and southern ex-
posures. The dining room, over
looking the rear yard, measures II
by II feet inches. A door leads
from this room to the living porch.
The kitchen is well equipped and
has an abundance of cabinets.
There's built-in garage.
There are three rooms and two
baths on the second floor. The
master bedroom, directly over the
living room, is slightly over Is by
IL feet in size. 1t has private bath,
and a huge closet, reached by two
doors. The second bedroom is II by
II feet inches. 1t also has large
closet, with another bath adjoining
It, The third upstairs room. which
(See STAR HOME, Page BAD
Evening star., 1941-06-21
| How to Reach
| Silver Star Home
In Wood Acres

The Silver Star Home at 7127
Massachusetts, avenue, Wood Acres,
Md, which will be opened to the
public tomorrow, may be reached
from downtown Washington by
driving straight out Massachusetts,
avenue NV. The house is on the
right side of the thoroughfare about
miles past the District line from
Westmoreland Circle.
The Westhaven Development Corp.
built the house from plans drawn
by the architectural firm of Schreier
& Patterson. The attractive, wooded
lot was Handicapped by Quaint Acres.
while the house was decorated aid
furnished by Colony House.
Building experts who compose the
Silver Star Homes Committee in
dorsed the dwelling.
Evening star., 1941-06-21

(see REALTY SALES, Page B-30
Evening star., 1941-06-21

STAR HOME-Here's a front
view and the floor plans Of the
new home at 7127 MaSsa-
chusetts avenue, Wood Acres,
Md, which tomorrow will be
opened as a Silver Star Home.
The wooded home community
in which the new dwelling Is
located is one of the Albert
w. Walker developments. The
public is invited to inspect
this small home, and it will
be open each day through July
13, Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1941-06-21

live, not a single residential unit
has been erected since 1888.
Washington is the only city which
gained appreciably in population
from 1880 to 1910. The increase was
from 486 900 to 663,000 or about
third Most other cities gained
practically none; many lost people.
The central area of Chicago-45
square miles-lost 10000 popula-
ton from 1920 to 1910. 1t had 43
per cent of the citys population and
now has only 29 per cent. Manhat.
tan Island lost one-third of its pop
ulation from 1910 to 1880 and has
since recovered slightly, due to new
apartment construction at the north
end of the island.
Some Decentralization.
There has been a certain amount
of decentralization in Washington.
See DECENTRALIZATION, BID
Evening star., 1941-06-21

In territory Immediately adjoin-
ing the Loop, where 100000 people
Evening star., 1941-06-21
Building Projects
To Cost S928,295
Approved in Week
Permits Include 81 Homes
And Apartments to
Contoin 158 Units

Valuation of private building ap-
proved in the District by the build
ing inspectors Office in the past
week pressed close to the million
dollar mark, as permits were issued
for apartments and houses which,
when completed, will contain total
of 219 family-dwelling units.
The valuation of building in the
week was s928295. Permits were
issued for 81 one family houses, and
apartments to contain 158 units.
More important permits follow:
Edwin C. Shelton, care of 1870 K
(See PERMITS, Page B-5.)
Evening star., 1941-06-21
Washington Escapes
The Effects Caused
By Decentralization
CopitoI Only Large City
Where Expansion Averts
Business Center's Decay

Note. This is another OF a
series OF articles by Mr.. Lusk on
real estate and building subjects
OF interest to residents OF the
National Capital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14

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Spend From, SO TO
SIS for Clothes. See
Whuf Finfex Offers
AT ONLY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-14

MARRIED MEN with fomiIy budget balance SINGLE
FELLOWS who out TO make limited sum do mun-sze
buying Job ALL MEN who spending more for almost
everything they buy take shrewd shoppers tip and
head for Fnfex Everyone knows what's happening the
commodity market these Days It's the clothing Costs
OF wooens, trimmings tailoring have all shot sky-hsh But
the Ionsronse preparedness Of the mighty Fniex erehu-
disins program is still holding prices down TO bedrock!
We're keeping prices in ne and Ienshenins our already
endless line Of customers which means recod-brecLnq
Fall seoson Sounds logical, doesn't II? So, when you
slip Of these tyIe-heodIiners on your shoulders
you're getting reoI bvy But the big idea is TO do
while the choice is complete tonight or Saturday
until nne is the time TO oct
GIT SET FOR a EIkIrx
ONLY :. 1880