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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19
STORIES.
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potron OF Rilo Monastery
Pictured on Buloor Issue

A LTHOU0H Bulearia's famous
"A Ria monastssy he's bssm pic
taarod o. many stamps, q new
stamp, above, introduceo 70 phi
lately the founder end patron Of
tlsis ooo-yeor-old moQaste9y, Ivan
RilSld, saint Of the Greek Ortho-
dox Church. The stamp = one lol
. seriss Of six picturinG Bulgarian
leaders, coumomogatinS ubera.
Ion ffom Tt3kioh RUE.
Yllu1InD. . ma ore allowed 70
- - soasetimos touch q mum.
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m1Rn36 - Cures. !.
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19

IN recognition OF the SiOSS SOOPS'0-
ton that hos always existed between
the fire insurance industry ond locoI
fire chiefs, the National Board Of Fire
Underwriters recently presented q rare
old Autograph to Fire Commissioner
John J. McEIIigott Of New York City.
Mr. McEIIioott stresses the importance
Of the prevention activities Of the in
-suronce industry and soys: such work
hos never been so vitoIIy necessary as
il is now in the furtheronce Of our no.
tionnl defense program"
The National Board will shortly cele-
brote it's 18th anniversary. And thot
isn't Just a milestone in the life OF an
ordinory organization. Ever since its
inception, the National Board hos been
the most octive Of institutions in fight
ina fire on all fronts. Representing the
principal stock fire insurance comPo-
mics. it hos surveyed hundreds Of COM
nrunities, issued thousands OF reports,
done policing work against orsonists.
mointoined greet laboratories where oil
manner Of commodities ore tested tor
fire danger - all to the end thot the
homes, property and lives Of the Amer
icon people be sofeguorded
II is particularly fitting that the Mo-
tionoI Board, on the eve Of completing
its first three-quorters Of q century, is
dedcotine itself to fire prevention for
defense. II is working hand in glove
with the war and naval departments.
II is rebuilding its efforts to protect
industries and farms. II knows, as do
all thinking citizens, thot fire is an ev-
er-present menoce to defense-thot q
single greet fire, in key foctoy. could
waste irreploceoble weeks and months.
For fire destroys time no less than life
ond property, ond dollars can't replace
time.
The National Board. the fire chiefs,
and all Others whose work it is to fight
fire, are appealing to the American
people for help and cooperation. In
the name Of national security and per-
sonol security, that appeal must be
answered.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19

In the greet agricultural oreos OF
this country, the cooperative marketing
movement is making rapid progress
both in membership ond in influence
ard prestige. There is good reason tor
thot. The thinking farmer, beset by
new and difficult problems which war
obrood and defense at home have pro-
duced, reolizes as never before the nee
essity Of organized selling effort.
That the marketing cooperotives will
meet this new challenge. no one who
knows their history can doubt. Book
of tl,em lie many yeors OF signol
achievement their organizations
have beer oeored to meet the demands
" emergency periods. They are. in
'S16scet roody to give the former q serv-
~ that Is vitol to his future.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19
. FROM
THE MONITOR
FILES =
FROM MONITOR FILES

FROM MONITOR E1L8U
1855
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Trylo6
entertained members Of their
card club last evening.
The Mount Clemens high
school cafeteria u "out Of the
red" Supt. L.. wade Fast an
nounced today. About 220 . day
eat there during the cold months.
Il h run on q non-profit basis.
70 YEARS AGO TODAY
1851
The battle concerning policy
and economy In the road CON-
mission offices has been arbi-
trated, and the Ratchet II about
to be buried.
The Mount Clemens and New
Baltimore Exchange clubs saw =
moving picture on Michigan's
Isle Royale last evening. winch
they met together 1t the B0uls-
ward Inn, Croker boulevard. -
IS YEARS AGO TODAY igr.
1895 49, -,
Miss Grace Farrar won first
prize with her st. Bernard st
the Detroit dog show.
The Hubarth and Schott conn
pany get the contract for the
new Schutt and Nellis build.
ings. a.
% YEARS AGO TODAY
1891
Hubarth and Schott wiz have
offices In the Robertson build
ing.
Miss Paquette now has dress
making rooms over u John
Kuhn store. ~
So YEARS AGO TO-DAY II,
1891
The Epworth League. Win
have Z social st the home !. q
Miss Lulu Atwood, Lincoln ave-
nue., tonight. - '~se-J
Con1lrmation services Win b
held neat Sunday mornine q
the Trinity Luthoran church, -.
ginpine st 10 O'clock.
S:.93 sAss AGO TO-DAY
Ways ars soins usdsr. pal1y
md 0hoek's NV beat, and -
W1ll - roady - loupah Wn4n
H. ~ = out. q. !.
Dstek = als1vjag ~ NJ -
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19
; HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD

shooting in Florida, ! realize
that IL II too late to rectify the
mistake; however. ! do m st
strongly protest your sending
any OF gour stars there. ! know
that you would not wsnt to risk
the LOIS Of . great SUM Of money
BY having your sets ruined and
your: ,ssuipnest sdamassd. md
We certainly Do not want TO- see
any Of our motion picture people
injured, ali Of which is very Ike
w.: In one q Fiorida's famous
hurricansc.h9 $50.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19
. MCKINNEY ON BRIDGE

day school class ever assembled
there. He loves tournament
bridge and attends . great many
tournaments, and II you are not
careful, the old major will out
fox you on Q hand - quick -
any expert. Here Is . hand that
gave him q thrill In the Last ma
tional tournament.
Through no faul: Of his own,
Major Wyatt was forced into an
absurd contract. He wo n the
opening lead with the ace Of dia-
monds and bravely led . trump.
winning with the king.
The Jack Of :pades was led
covered by the queen and won
with the ace. D u m my led 2
trump and South won. South led
the queen Of diamonds, forcing
the king.
Then dummy cashed the king
of SHADES aud led the four. South
guessed wrong and, discarded .
heart instead. Of ruffinS. - that
the ten won. =.
The last spsds YVES ruffsd md
again South refused 70 Ne his
trump sce. A dismdnd led from
dummy forced his joek. Now
South 'cashed kis Gee Of trumpo
end exited with his ilaSt die-
usoud. North ruled " tn. bQt
then, When 10 le4sa NV neors,
lgAjee Wyatt { 'aysd lev nun
dG1nmv. getting . hart sriea
~ NJ coutrnek 81 e :. IS. =.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19

up to their. knees and the bail
didn't get wet once. ~
But there hasn't been the usual
crop of brilliantly imaginative
stories about marooned com
panies and thrilling rescueE
There have been one or two
pretty anecdotes, doubtless based
on the Sir. Walter : Raleigh Ia
BILE, about stars being carried
across streaming cutters in the
stalwart arms Of gallant prop
m en- Nothing to compare,
though, with stories OF past
years, such as the. glamour girl
who kept q rowboat-stocked
with bareback, chocolate bars, .
change of clothing and q pair Of
water wings in her garage,
ready to launch at an instants
warning.
! It. Is no gag, however, about
the California w. Florida climate
rivalry. Not to Hollywood
Chamber Of Commerce, whose
president recently sent this let
ter to Daryl Zanuck, head OF
Goth Fox:
1T has been brought 70 my at
tention that you have . motion
picture company on location 10
Miami, Fla. In your desire for
authenticity. you have probably
failed TO realize that you are vir-
tually being victimized by col
orful advertising that must be
inspired In Hollywood. This u
evident by the fact that Miami
employs one Of Hollywoods
cleverest publicists who makea
his headquarters In the heart O
Holly wood. Consequently, J
should think that for . truly ~
thentic motion picture Of Miami,
a everyone believes it to be
II would have to be filmed II
Hollywood.
"In rs much as I understand
that you have already started
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19
> BEtilK THE SCENES
M VvASHIlJ at y

For-tlte opsnlno these. oordons
courts Werp mo}oed Win 3 nloof !.
inooniflcent collection o. nDoeD |,
Than 500 ococios, dckanss al.
yoristies Of all sixoo - ed !
shodes Of yellow. The TuAj stdnys
100 feet In dlon,eter ossd tisoest
high, Is supported By A. No
columns Of ltoIion vori0ootod
oeee6 n,orbls, quorrle6, Sid.
down q mountain and shipped
Just before the war beois6 on,
then turned in Vermont to I ca
or more ssven-f foot "dfurns.,9
When they were ali done
matching them become ~
problem. so q man was put In
Q erode at the end Of q 100
foot boom. ond BY erons he
wus moved over ths yard,
directing HE shifting OF these
tlO-ton blocks till they were
all lT order. Precision n,osony
in the builGinowoss oexoct tbot
when the 22-ton blocks in the
ring which these columns sup
port were hoisted into pIoce,
they TT to on Eighth Of an inch.
Similarly. the IS. 900 pieces
Of marble in the exterior were
oil mochined ond motched at
the queries before they were
shipped to Washington in 80
eors, for re-ossembly.
AMERICANS
REPRESENTED
In the basement. below Poto-
mac river flood level. is the
intricate network Of pipes,
conduits, wires and ducts
which provide the air coodi-
tionine systen-oII open to In
spection and repoir. Here sui
phur dioxide Is washed from
the dir to preserve the life and
color Of the pointinos.
All the offices, the COTE
terio. the auditorium ond some
special exhibit ooIleriss as yet
unopened are on the ground
floor, their windows conceded
by q marble noot wall.
All the art is on, the second
floor. The Mellon collection,
the SomueI n. Krsss collection.
q new BulIord collection Of 300
enerovines. The Joseph E.
Widener collection Is to come.
All masterpieces. Nothing
modern.
The galleries may seem
empty to some people. Point
ines ore widely spoesd. ord
there IS room for the art mas
terpieces Of the next 300
yeors.
=. Not oil the pointinos. DIRE
European, though 6501t OF
them are. There are: q few
fomiIior Stuorts, Sc oro's
Washington portraits - the
one on ths stomp. and onother,
eorIier Job which mokss the
fother Of his country look pref
ty florid Of foce. As one OF
the 80 new, civil service police
whose job 1t Is to ouord. 81!
this weoIth Of orr. remarked
"Thot pointing makes 4 look
like he didn't live right"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19

The best yarn we heard was
from Red Shelton, who said he
looked out In his yard the other
morning and the salmon were
running. Jimmy Gleason backs
him up-says when the rains
first started he decided his four
pet goldfish should get some
fresh water. He lugged out their
tank and put Il In the middle OF
his badminton court, but when
the rain stopped 20 he could ven
ture out, they were gone-abso-
lutely and completely. Only con-
clusion he could reach was that
they had swum up the down
pour. Dizzy Dean denies that the
rain has held UP spring tradn-
ing; he says they played one
game last week with the water
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19
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UvOUXO0oOU0Oy
! NVAstilfy GToN Whether
YOU 40 In fov AT o. whether
you jet, II oIosie, Andrew Msl-
lon's SIS, 600, 900 Gift Notion
al Gallery of a.. Just opsned
to The Woxhin0tpn public. .js.
q 4 must stop for eypfy. tpurisk
Iobbyist, ward politician, ~
coon, firernon. Old soldier,
schooImorm, OAR. or visiting
Elk from now on. So as to ct
ti,e oppropriote noun. under
stonddble 70 the three oen-
erotions now extont. II must
Be called q Lulu. q honey. q
wow. Il IS also tree, which IS
understandable TO every oos.
Leovina to ort critics and
people who know obout such
things the Technical odorotion
Of the nearly 1000 moster-
pieces Of pointing ond sculp-
ture and etching hung in the
100 oolleries, making II un-
questionubly one Of the worlds
oreotest ort collections; there
ore plenty Of other reasons
why you will want to see this
newest Of Washington sights.
In the first place. II is OPP
proximotely and conveniently
half way Between the Copitol
and the White House. Also,
the G-mon department. which
Is one Of Woshineton's most
populor attractions, IS just
ground the corner. This as
sociotion Is not mode fIippont-
" or iyreverently but foctuoIly,
for whichever II may be worth.
Second, the building Is COM
pIetsly oir-conditioned. ond as
a haven from Woshinaton's
notorious broiling sidewalks Of
Joly and August. this will Of
fer the most poinless way OF
taking copitoI-A Art ever de-
vised BY man. There ore COM
fortoble dovenports in some Of
The galleries, too, ond you con
pick out your fovorite Rem
brondt or e. Greco, park your
self in front Of it, and give
your soul a good soaking In
beauty. As q relief from tired
DOGS, bureoucrots and congress
sionol orotory, there's nothing
like II. There is q eofeterio.
in cose you suffer from bod
iIy; as we'll as spiritucI hunger,
ALMOST AS BIG
AS CAPITOL
The buiidirp itself is q thing
of.wonder and beouty. event.,
IT, didn't hove, an 'etehino init
II is Of groded pink" or rose.
white, Tennessee norble, dork.
est nsor the base Of the build.
ina, fodine oroduolly through
50 imperceptible shades to {
sheII-pink at the top, but thu
cosuol observer might coll thu
whole thing white. !.
1t covers an oreo neorIy. q!
bia. as the CqpitoI, though Y
isn't as high, and the simple
design Of the gallery make!
tire Copitol look q little ginger
breodish in comparison. Tn
site was originally an ole
swamp at the foot Of Copito
Hill. With no rock bottom
within reach, $500 concrete
piles were driven as foundo
ton. and the friction between
these piles and the earth sup
ports the massive weight o
masonry and steel.
Most striking lectures o
the interior. ore the rotundo il
the center, and two oordel
sculpture courts at either lend
CfOD1EC.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19
NEA Service stan csrrsspssss.


HOLLYWOOD - That high
fog has been playing havoc with
Movietown's shooting schedules.
Anxious assistant directors have
been sending out doves, only to
have them come back with sprigs
OF watercfess or hunks sof her
ring In their beaks. Location.
trips have been postponed, out
door sets drip desolately, and
conversations II limited to the
weather and cures for larynsitis.
Paramount's realistic Mexicali
street finally had to be paved,
and the ponderous, steel-plated
tank which Bob Hope drives In
Caught in the Draft" still Is
sunk turret-deep In the mud OF
Calabasas Ranch. A real estate
agent who had been advertising
a five-acre ranch for weeks sim
ply added the line high and
dry" to the description Of the
property and sold it the next
day.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19

Health isn't merely something negative-the
fact Of not being ILL., It is also positive concerned
with being well.-Julian Huxley, British biolo-
gist
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19

Irtu towor indssdi On q college faculty
tu1tv11v = Int shout twice - poisonous
8; e :: e: ss:: 81.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-19
lpk fAlTnA AND

I. Ut =
lpk FAITH AND
~ q ok quite coimIy at this mot
sfslkes ard notionoI defense.
SsSsSS7 ~ 60 4uro GOING to be some strikes
" ~ 81 strikes. There always
!. especioily when production
" i9yn employment increasing, and
Seuts,ev beckons. In spite OF the
Mort there will be strikes. Eng
j,ns HEM even now, while s1e
4 R s ~, ~ jffe. ..
Id ~ Us we permit this at all? Why
E3nlond3 Becouse we both have
A foifh t,1ot better production and
" 26of Il Will come in the long run from
VdvIxn,en than, from the s'ove-9ol-
y (nct0yjes Of continental Europe
e - strikes hove ended. true, out 50
W sl(berty. 80
n here ore certoin kinds Of strikes
WV. which merit speciol attention
= ys6i1ici1 Will not occur it American
1ltjYjGv, dnd American employers ore
4 S,ise ond as loyoI as we believe they
Fist. there IS q possibility thot
maY Be fomented by certoIn
~ S11eHs specificoiIy for the purpose OF
l1sinn With the defense program
6oBjete there are too few American
Isslor, allied With such groups to
+ ~ G 1iiis sprt Of thing dangerous. The
5et dunosr IS that all strikes will be
jkus sft1i& cIf1ss bv an emotional public.
a 800. there is a possibility Of 4or-
lSntioy, strikes" being coIled IN
|111 ,s. Nth otmost no union members,
t6sil lie hope Of labor leaders ts1ot
1 ;lfi6n can be forced by putting
z 5Jr(oYev ron the spot" in the de-
! b }sird lie iurisdictipnol strike. TO
m simply becouse other workers,
'1sFS .of q leoitimotes ond recognize
I ~ M working under legal contract.
S3Vdjs % HE striking union. IS out OF
y spdny.
M 81 (Icasth. there may be strikes IN
kkytS 3vi,ose managers will Try to Toxic
r vu1,tooe of the defense situation and
sS. EsrrSKuouujority Of strikes to break up
ubIshed unions and nuIlity
\ 1( I, cutie legitimate efforts to keep
1l16Ig members ofIoot in the stream OF
\ ffi15fyu prices and new conditions.
1he Wagner Act provides mochin-
Y Nc showing by orderly vote Who rep.
/; rStS who in any shop. The tederq!
u s,fnent offers Cancellation and
jn1ipn mochinery, and is increasing
b fnx 4, the time to use II, and the
I ~ hock of II, as never before. =
Z ~ q ~ President, In appealing against
T. % 6cGteory strikes ord "short-sight-
a enlargement, struck the keynote
Z n ~, l,nsixino t,ot neither Iobor nor
Z ~ - - ijlF,ent will be oble to keep tree
~ rs ft1e present effort foils. Both
7 Ell wise, foresiohted and wiling
- g e IN responsibilities OF the doy
u (Io ~ The labor situations which
1|1S fiilS spring will be trying. They
= ~ evofy ounce Of potience for
lyvcsyt without either tokine from
Ii(1 ti1l5 oorned rights OF allowing
Eshod over the rights OF
W no USAE(D ORPHANS
E k(2p fconse to the desk the
4le y r6ppooondo picture, no
g3hele$s Q picture OF
Evening star., 1941-12-07

Wisconsin 1878.
ROAD GRAVEL for driveways 5-ton
loads, SIS per load. Warfield 3217.
RUG, gxl2; Hudson seal coat, size 40:
boys suit size 16; stout boys coat. size
IA: tuxedo. size "a. Call Randolph 0S46
any time Sunday.
RUG fine new Wilton, s-3x1O-6; cost $50:
sacrifice, S35. 1424 R st. NV. Apt. 90.
RUG, American Oriental. perfect condi-
ton, Sx1O. S35: 2 scatter rugs, 50 ca.
Falls Church lS47-M.
RUGS, Oriental finest collection, room and
scatter Sizes reduced prices. Rare Rus
shop, 2427 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-12-07

CLOTHING black long coat suit, Per-
sian collar. size IS; good condition; orig
skins 90 in without tail. = never used.
/ slightly worn. reasonable brown
mixed Stroock coat. size IA. slightly worn
S4 l pair dark blue ski pants. size IA,
practically new, 81 Ice skates. size 5, on
black shoes real steel like new; original
price. Sl5: sell for $3.50. 761 Princeton
Evening star., 1941-12-07

CIOTHTNG-Man's tuxedo suit, size IS;
blue suit. 3S. good condition; ladv's gray
coat. 42: blue coat. IS: reasonable. lO1
Rock Creek Church I'd. NV
Evening star., 1941-12-07

FARM EQUIPMENT, plows. culpipacker:
harness, saddles. Old-time farm bell and
crooks. Fireplace equipment, brass fender
and bucket. Invalid wheelchair. PieIson.
Olney, Md. Ashton 1921.
Evening star., 1941-12-07

CLOTHING-Excel cond. Boys. size IA
Eirls Io; misses. womens, l416; boys
tveeduro. very warm; > prs. kuickerS: lum-
berjacket, 81 gray wool overcoat' 81;
brown dress suit . prs. kickers. 81; wool
hafhrnhe rainCoat. leather boots. Slip
Evening star., 1941-12-07

CLARINETS-Used wood Chabot, $50 80:
used La Pique. $50 so. easy terms. Republic
1912 kits. 1890 G 81. middle OF the
hlnckl OPEN EVENINGS
Evening star., 1941-12-07

REFRIGERATORS. Clearance sale, re-
possessed. used ana new new. Hundreds m t.
sizes. We operate the largest refrigerator
plant in the East and therefore. we are
the sGa VOW
house, GE. Norge. Crosley. Keivina tor.
Leonard. etc, from $1,000. Up to years
free service guarantee, extra large trade
in allowance, easy terms. New 1941-l942 3
models, all standard makes at who sale
builders prices for immediate delivery.
LUX APPLIANCE CO.,
Washington's LARGEST Refrigerator House.
S11 9th st: NV, Republic 1175.
Evening star., 1941-12-07

Boiler. 65u-ft radiation capacity, Nokol
oil burner with @15-gal tank reaS lo0l
NJ
Evening star., 1941-12-07

BRICK-lumber-vrec 100 buildings
al 4th. 5th C and I SIS, NV. .j,on0.UOo
good clean bricks. 1000 0oo 50 II. OF lum-
her in all sizes '..0nO doors, 5.uoN WlnooW
SASH 900 radiators in all STYLES 80 neat
ing plants SOM with oi. burners; 500
bath tubs Large stock Of basins. KIT. sinks.
toilets and tanks eaS rangeS. coos stoves
enfo bofuafer heaters pi>e. fittings, l.
49, etc q. RNcK- -ROTTONr PRICES
Evening star., 1941-12-07

BUFFET. l7rEe, oak. and china closet; also
misccl anecuS articles, very reaScnanIe
oxford 0..'H-,T
Evening star., 1941-12-07

CLOTHING-Mens suits and topcoats. SIS,
$3.50 and 50 up; 800 to choose from: bar
gains galore Dixie Pawnbrokers Exch..
II1S n ct ne Open TO 9 pm
Evening star., 1941-12-07

BRICK. LUMBER PLUMBING MATERIALS
al bargain prices from hundreds OF
RANGED for easy selection a. HECHINGER'S.
You'n save tine as well as money bv COM
Evening star., 1941-12-07

CIOTHING-Childs coat, hat Logging set
size 6-s girls coats (2l. size $40; gray
coat, black coat, caracul trim. size l6'
very cheap GE 04S4.
Evening star., 1941-12-07

CLOTHING-Boys brown overcoat.. suit,
IKE new size IL: Lionel train. electric
accessories. child's large size blackooard
1S20
Evening star., 1941-12-07

BRICK LUMBER; million f. all sizes.
Wrecking Suburban Gardens .Amuse. PARK
5Oth and HAYES pl. e. Lumber. pIps;
materials from 900 bldgs, IS NJ ST. and
so bldrs., F. derrick Nd. moved 20 our
-. r. Inn c, CaD,-nl 81 FIR QSO.}
Evening star., 1941-12-07

BLANKETS-Ne $50 blankets 1900
wool. double, lbs SIS: sheets. pillow cases
towels No dealers. Page, Lincoln i379.
Evening star., 1941-12-07

BUILDING MATERIAL Our Southwest
yard has been closed and comcined with
our Northeast yard. increasing both orr
service an1 your selection Largest stock
IN Washington
"Founoation to Roo; at Rock Bottom
Prices has been our slogan for 30 wears
HFCHINGFR co BIC STORES-4
Evening star., 1941-12-07

FUR COAT, natural Eastern mink, cost
81 800, latest style excellent condition.
$500; Hudson seal like new, S55.
WO 6p31
Evening star., 1941-12-07

DRESSES. street-eye; red Jersey blouse;
size 1918; hat, tuxedo and vest: size
36-3s reg; all like new EN-. 945s
DRUM Leedy snare; case. stand. rack; all
Sc Hoover vacuum cleaner, SIS. 1857
Meridian pl NV
Evening star., 1941-12-07
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

RUGS new; regular S39.95 axl2 administer
rugs, S2475 sample scattered rugs as
low as Sl95 REGAL Rug Cleaners. 635
Maine ave SUI National GIL
Evening star., 1941-12-07

DINING POCM SUITE. beautiful walnut;
china c'oSo tufe:. server. tp bic. e chairs
excl. cond Sa", 500. GE lf3S. 3ul
Galia'N g. NV
Evening star., 1941-12-07

CLOTHING-Winter clothes, size is; hats
and shoes, child's dresses, size s. from ex-
pensive shop: reasonable. 3Ioo l2th ST
&, Arlington. Va Glebe 0l46:
COAT $3.50 black Northern seal semi.
swaeeer size is. excellent condition: Will
sacrifice North Gl0q
Evening star., 1941-12-07

DIAMOND RING. med. size center stone.
$50 90 qn4 18th 81 S. AL. Va
Evening star., 1941-12-07

DINING ROOM SUIT r1oro~1. 1o-p ece
wairuta ext table: perfect condition: $50.
Que
Evening star., 1941-12-07

DRUMS-We have a used complete outft
at S39.50 another at SO so, also others
at higher prices. Easy terms; Kits, $50
Evening star., 1941-12-07

DRESSER mahogany S35 bed, SO; an
tioue mirror S5: Cherry loveseat. IS:
9x12 rug, 81; BisseL sweeper, 81; 2
metal bedsteads. 50. radiator, 50. GE.
Evening star., 1941-12-07

DRESSER beautiful ivory; large French
mirror. cost S3S. sell $40 unused. Jackson
22S3 Sun morning
Evening star., 1941-12-07

BIRD CAGE with stand, in chromium
good condition. Sc Frector set with motor
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-02
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