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Art Embroidery
Reduced

rs Handmade Yarn Dog Favors. Were
SOC. Now 35c
6 Neck Rest Pillows made of rayon
satin and taffeta; pastel colors. Were
$1.25. Now 75c
embroidered Linen Kitchen
Towels. Were $l75. Now $1.25
IL nd-embroidered Linen Guest
Towels. Were $225. Now $3.50
9 Sewing Machine Covers of cotton
glazed chintz; assorted colors. At less
than u price. Now Soc
Model Bridge Cloth and Napkins
made Of hand-embroidered cotton
hopsackir1k Was $3.50. Now 81
2 Stamped Linen Luncheon Sets; tan,
with applique design. At u price.
IS Stamped Rayon and Cotton Table
Cloths with .colored borders; wine,
green and blue. At less than u price.
NOW ----------------
12o One-ounce Balls Homespun Shet-
land Floss Yarn in assorted colors.
Were 28c. Now z0c
l Bed Rest made Of rayon repp in a
figured blue design. Was $3.50. Now IS
II One-0unce Balls Afghan Yarn in
blue, white and pink. Specially priced.
NOW 29c
1 Rayon Satin Pillow, rose color. Was
50. Now
II Knitting Bags Of figured cotton tap
estry; tan, wine, blue and black back
grounds. At less than n price. Now CSC
ART NEEDLEwoRK, SEVENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-11-12

laying plans TO swing from three
eight-hour shifts to two 10-hour
working shifts.
Allowing for. the lag between shift
changes and the enforced idleness
while equipment is being serviced,
the two 10-hour shifts win mean an
increase rather than = reduction in
overall production volume, said r.
G. Kroeger, vice president Of General
Motors and general manager Of the
Allison division.
Requirements for men called into
the armed services from the Allison
factory currently are being made
largely through the employment Of
women for assignments to sub-as-
sembly work and in virtually every
department except heat treating and
final assembly work. Mr.. Kroeger
said women workers in the pro-
duction division represent about 20
pre- cent of the total employment
in the factory.
Lauds Women ~ Workers.
II wouldn't even guess" he said,
how far the employment Of women
may 60 before we get through this
war. 1t may reach 10 or so per cent.
This much can say, however, the
women are very satisfactory work
ers."
Some of those employed at ALI
son are just out OF school; some are
housewives. In most cases they
have had no previous industrial ex-
perience.
One interesting phase of the work
IN the big Allison plant is the re-
assembly OF the giant power units
Evening star., 1942-11-12
Postponed
Again in W., N. & A.
Rate Increase
Line Prohibited From
Collecting Higher Fores
Pending Court Decision

Arguments in the Injunction pro-
ceedings brought against the Wash
ington, Marlboro dz Annapolis Motor
Lines Inc, by the Once Of Price
Administration in connection with
the fare increase, were postponed for
the second time In District Court
today on agreement Of counsel. The
case was set tentatively for next
Tuesday or Wednesday.
Attorneys Sheldon Bernstein and
James P. Donovan, representing the
oPA, and w. M. ds A. respectively
agreed to the continuance to obtain
more time to prepare the case.
It also was agreed that the tenn
poraTy restraining order prohibiting
the lines from continuing in effect
an increase from 10 to IS cents on
the Seat Pleasant Washington run,
should remain in force through next
Thursday. The order, issued No.
vember 3, was scheduled to expire
tomorrow.
The OPA seeks q permanent in
Evening star., 1942-11-12
Allison, Well Ahead
Of Schedules, Plans
Further Expansion
Engine Output, 50 Pet.
Over Yeor Ago, to Be
Increased so Pet. More
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 12.-Allison
division of General Motors Corp,
currently well ahead of its initial
schedules in the production of
water-cooled fighter plane engines,
disclosed plans today for q further
expansion of its output of aircraft
power plants.
Figures on unit output are being
withheld. It may be said, however,
that the precision built engines that
power the high-speed pursuit craft
of the American Air Forces are roll
ing off volume production lines at
rate approximately so per cent
greater than they were at this time
last year. Early next year output
probably will be stepped up another
so per cent.
Plan Two 10-H0ur Shifts.
Anticipating the time when man
power shortages will arise to handi-
cap the production effort, ofncials
of the Allison division already are
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junction to keep the fare increasi
from being put into effect until the
w. M. d A. Lines have formally
notified it Of the proposed increase.
50 the OPA may intervene II It
wishes.
The lines filed the new tariff
schedule with the Interstate Com
merce Commission September q
and, when no objections were made
before that body, put it into effect
October 26. Meanwhile, on October
3, an act became law providing that
common carriers should give the
OPA 30 days notice Of any proposed
price increase 50 the price .regu-
lating body could protest.
Evening star., 1942-11-12
Judge Coyton to Lecture
At Columbus u.

Judge Nathan Cayton Of Munich
pal Court will lecture at Columbus
University School OF Law ut Sis
pm. tomorrow.
Judge Cayton will discuss practice
and procedure before the Municipal
Court OF Appeals. Members of the
District, Federal and Women's Bar
Associations have been invited to
attend.
Evening star., 1942-11-12
Costume Jewe|ry
At " Price 3 to sII

IS pieces-pins, necklaces, bracelets
and clips OF metal set with rhinestones
and colored stones; also some plain
gold-color and silver.color metal
jewelry.
IS Gilt-color Metal Pins set with a..
sorted colored stones. At less than
" price! Now 500
Is pieces Assorted Costume Jewelry,
including pins, bracelets and neck.
laces set with noonstones and colored
stones. At "a price Now
80 pieces Assorted Costume Jewelry-
spray pins with colored stones and
multi-color stone bracelets. At u
All prices plus 1870 tar.
COSTUME JEwELRY, AIslE 5,
FIRST FLOOR.
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Casual and Sports Goats
Reduced

Casual and Sports Coats oo%
woo) in beige blue luggage and IL
Coats Of fleece (40 cames hair 30es reproced
woo0 with removable lning camel COLOR sizes Were
$685. Now s2e
Casual and Dresmaker fabrics propey
as to fabric content Group includes
mann fabricsnavy, beige and black
and 24h. Were $35 and S22
Casual Coats tweeds to
ten group includes herrngones beige
rose sizes TO- H. 49, 36 2ola to 24h. $2s7S
COATS ANr SUITS THIRD FLOOR
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Rayon Sports Dresses, '87'
Here $I6.95 and more

rayon sports dresses in pink green blue tan and navy
Sizes IL to 40.
Is Cotton and Rayon Sports stripes prints
red brown and navy. Less than u price
Yellew RAyen Coats. 90 Less than " price 81
Wse Sports Suits and Coats In navy
properly labeled - to fabric content Sizes II 70 2o5
e kaysn naessss IN prints stripes and do Colors WHITE
bue ana navy Sizes 81 to 10 Were $39S
q haysa anA Metallic IN prints and plain color
= e % I1as than s4As
1loarswIR, TnmD FLOOR
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Lamps and Shades Reduced

GsldCeler Rayen ShaAe 10 inches Now S2.so
White Raysa Iseta Shade With puns than
u price --------------S Is
Musical Kitty Lamp (wood) and parchmnf papr
Cstsn Chints Shades color Y price
---- ------- ----Joo
Csssa sasss shads; eoor decorated ~ inches was t7s
Now 91sy
White Pottery Lamp ard shade >aS0 Now 93Je
RAysn Satin Dssds Shades with bsad trim: 10 inchs
were $4oU -~1Se
LAMPS, sxvnsrx F1ooa
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Women's Shoes, '4's'
At less than Y price

$50 pairs Of street. sports and shoes in black tan
blue and brown discontinued styles from our best
100 pairs Play Dress Shoes Slippers
buckkin bucko and suede At less than n price Now Ss
70 pairs Pandora Shoes ostrich can brown
natural and blue broken sizes and discontinued Styles AAA
to B. Were $14S5 and Now------------ ssSs
WoMENs SHOES, SECOND FLOOR.
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Women's Dresses Reduced

Softly tailored and dressy afternoon styles Of plain
printed rayon fabrics many with fine lingerie self
detail trim Coors include navy, black, blue rose aqua
and brown Sizes 14H to 24Hz and 16 to A.
Is were $l695 and
Is Plain Navy and Black Dresses $2975
WoMEN's DRESSES, THIRD
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dRemontDoy oywmm
Ih shoes
eswM ntochFH
Day Merchandise
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Juniors and ChIdren's
Hats Reduced

Wide choice Of berets, pillboxes and
other hats in fur felt, cotton corduroy,
wool knit and silk chenille. Variety of
colors.
10 less than "a price. Now Csc
10 were sass. Now -Sl.SS
10 were $3.95 and more. Now -S2.95
Juniors AND CH1LDRrN's HATS,
FOURTH FLOOR.
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Cotton Dresses Reduced

One and twopece cotton dresses including chambray
gngham and seersucker In stripes and plads also color
ful or monotone print lawns, some with lingerie TRIM
Sizes IL to TO- SO to A.
Is $685. Now----------------------. s2lS
50 were $685. Now 1888
IS were $5sS and $7sS.
INEXPENSIVE DaEssEs THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-11-12
FiIet Net Curtains
Special 'I '4'

200 pairs eggsheY cotton hlet net curtains In
attractive patterns. ~ yards long.
1zs Pairs Cotton Dotted Marsusette Curtains cream w
yards long. Special, pair -------S1 S1So
Colectien Of One q cotton Pinch
ateA Draperes reduced for clearance Also short ends
Of cretonns and glass curtain materials cotton and
rayon.
cuarA1xs AND DsA1rans sEvrrr1 FLOOR
-
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Toiletries Reduced

IA bottles Sparkling Burgundy Bubble
Bath. At price. Now 2Sc
u bottles Sun Valley Pine OIL. Were
) large bottles Sum Valley Pine OIL.
Were 81. Now
~ packages Waid's Bubbling Feet
Bath. Were 75c. Now -xSe
Above prices plus l0as tar.
IA packages Cleansing Tissues-25o
sx10 inch double sheets-peach color,
Were soc. Now -3Se
80 cakes Tsilet Soap In assorted COL
ors. Were DC. Now SO
ToMx1Ana. Als1Y Il. Cnsr E1ooa.
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Junior Misses
Dresses Reduced

Lovely fall dresses in ali wool, cotton
velveteen, rayon crepe and cotton
corduroy. Natural. brown, red, green,
blue, purple, black. also plaids, stripes
and pastel rayon crepes. Sizes II
to Is.
10 Were $lo.o5 and $l2.s5. Now Ss.ss
10 Were $l2.s5 and 1856. Now $s.ss
10 All-wool Topper Length Csats, single
and double breasted models. Red,
blue, green and navy. Sizes II to Is.
Were $l695 and $1ss5. Now 3le.9s
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
Junior Misses Pumps
st'So Were sSS5 and S6.9S
80 pairs pumps In patent leather and
tan or blue calfskin. Sizes AAA, 6 to
IN; IA, 5h to .; A. 5. 5h, 8. " and
,, and B, 81.
JUNIORS AND CHnDREx's SzoEs.
SECOND FLOOR.
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Rayon Jersey Gowns
~ We're 52.2S

] W6r1 WIS
10 Knitted rayon Jersey gowns IN blue.
Sizes 36-3S.
- Knitted kaysn and Nylon Jersey
Panties in white ana cameo. Sizes (
and 5. Were $l.65. Now -s5c
8 Knitted RAyon Jsrssy Panties In
cameo. Sizes 8 and .. Were 81 IS,
NOW
KNIT UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-11-12
Metal Radiator Shields
Reduced ~
We're 81 and more

Walnut fnsh 3 to IS inches. 55c
1s, Walnut fnsh 13 to IS inches Now 70c
Walnut finish, 18 to IS inches Now soc
8 Radiator Covers, model G4282.
4 model F305S
Radiator model E2243 SOC
Housewares Less Thon " Price
Large Stock Pot Csc
l Enamel Baby --------------------.
Roadside Single Side Markers. Now CSC
Roadside Double Side Markers Now w-------------$
Plaques. Now 10c
Electric House Numbers. CSC
Markers.
Unpainted Plywood Bar.
Plyw00d Bars.
Humdifiers Reduced "
medium size. $175
l
HOUSEWARES, EIGHTH FLooR-Express Elevator Service.
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Misses Dresses Reduced

fine selection of and two piece dresses in urinted
and plain-colored rayon crepes. Sizes 10 to 20.
s were s13ss and
"'ie so.o0'
$2975 and SleBe
IA $29.75 and Sz2
- $39.75 and
were $35 Now
IL were $34 and
were $45 and
$685. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S42
MIssss DREssEs. THIRD FLOOR.
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Women's Dinner Dresses
Reduced

Many lovely dresses Of rayon fabrics including crepe and
chiffon, with contrasting color trim. Blue aqua
rose red navy and black Sizes 16 to AZ and 1917 to 2
less than a price, 1885
less than u price.
II $22 95 more. Now----------- $3.50
$2975 Now
s $49.75 Now----------------- S32
WoMENs FORMAL FASHIONS THIRD FLOOR
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Women's
Handkerchiefs
49,; s for 81 w>,. ,se

737 women's initialed linen handker.
chiefs. assorted styles-not al initials
IN each style. Ideal for eift-stv1ng.
HANDKrRcA1ETs, AISLE II, FIRST Ftooa.
Evening star., 1942-11-12
Misses Formal Fashions

Good selection Of formal dresses including rayon crepe
chihon net lace Jersey taeta and marqusette black
rose white red blue green and coral Sizes 10 to TO-
less than Il price. Now------------------ KS
~ were $22s5 and
were $25
MISSES FORMAL FAsnoNs, TzmD FLOOR
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Mems One and Two
Trousers Suits, '297'
Were $3.50 and $50

So all wool suits from regular stock in business and
models. Dark and medium shades of blue, gray
brown Single and double breasted styles Regulars IS
to 4e; Shorts, SO to 80; stouts, 80 to 46.
STORE FLOOR
Evening star., 1942-11-12
Crystal Glass Stemware
IS Was fse

l4S pieces crystal glass stemware-
goblets, sherbets and footed tumblers,
; Crystal Glass 1-Lisht Csndalabras.
Were $50. Now S1y
~ Flower Holder Sets. LAes than "
price. Now w--- Soo
y dozen Decorated Glaas Tumbaers;
17-omcs sdss. Originally 81 dosen.
Now, doasn 40
0LAsswAaE, Fu1x 1Looe.
Evening star., 1942-11-12
Ottomans 12 Price and Less

figured cotton GloSheen Were Sill
in assorted coo figured cotton GoSheen
price $4.75
l. figured Was $3.50. $375
g. figured cotton Glo-sheen Less than VI price, 25
Bedroom Furniture Reduced
Bench. design walnut hardwood Less than
price. Now IS
Mirror walnut hardwood modern design
Originally $425o
mahogany hardwood scratched
price.
Night Table modern design walnut hardwood ors
nay $1e75. Sic
Solid Cherry Chest Colonial design scratched and drawers
warped Originally $6750 $34 50
DoubIe-sixe Bed. metal. Originally 1880
Modern Design Mirror, chipped. Originally $24
HxnRoox FURNITURE FIFTH FLOOR
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-16
Utica Develops
Air Raid Plans
Coordinotor, Mayor
Address Workers

UTICA special meeting
for AFRAID wardens called by
Mayor Matthew j. Rettmiller,
was held at the Utica High
School Thursday evening. Co
ordinator w. r. Davis presided
and preliminary steps were tax
en- toward zoning Of the city
and securing of wardens and
helpers.
Dividing the community into
eight zones boundaries were
set as follows:
Zone RUBY street south q
Stead street with Van Dyke n
the eastern limit. Warden Leon
ard Morrison.
Zone 2-Stead south -
James. Frank Chapoton, war
den.
Zone 3IJames south to Van
Dyke. Charles NJ. Foster, war
den.
Zone East Of Van Dkye
north from Hall road. Z. W.
Havel, warden.
Zone EAST Of Van Dyke
and south of Hall road. william
G. AllOr, warden.
Zone 6-South Of Main ytroet,
west of Clinton river. John
Murthum. warden.
Zone NORTH Of Main street.
and west of river. Harold Gil
bert, warden.
Zone 8-South Of Van Dyke,
River road. Howard Crissman,
warden.
It was estimated that about
thirty-five persons will be nee
essary to properly cover the
area and each warden will en-
list men to help in his district.
A meeting Tor first instructions
was announced for Tuesday.
May 10, at 500 p. m, at the
school house when county
speakers are expected to be
present.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-16

Comes to
Jewel

AS timely and rs thrilling a
subject for a movie as you'll
ever want to sec Is the plot basis
for goth Century-Fox's Techni-
color production ITO The Shores
OF Tripoli' which is scheduled
TO open on Sunday at the Jewel
Theatre.
Taking a raw recruit In the
person of John Payne, the film
puts him through all of the
PAGES which the u. S. Marine
undergoes TO emerge a fighting
"leatherneck" For romantic in
terest, none other than beau
teous Maureen O'Hara in the
role of Marine nurse was Sc
lected TO provide the love in
terest with handsome Payne.
And Randolph Scott Is said 10
turn in one of the top perform
ances of his career as the hard
boiled sergeant who makes life
both interesting and miserable
for Payne.
The cast was selected with
care and boasts tn, talents Of
such outstanding players rs
Nancy Kelly. William Tracy.
Make Rosenbloom (for laushs),
Henry Morgan, Edmund Mac
Donald, Russell Hicks, and Min
or Watson.
Bruce Humberstone Of "Sun
Valley Serenade" fame, direct
ed the Technicolor epic, and OAR
ryl F. Zanuck was it, producer.
Lamar Trotti fashioned q script
Of breathtaking interest, basing
it on the original story Of Steve
Fisher.
The film was produced with
the full cooperate n Of the
United States Government and
the Marine Corps went all out
to give authenticity to the pic
ure. Most of the scenes were
filmed at the San Diego Marine
Base, and hundreds Of enlisted
men took part in the production.
For the inside story Of what
goes on in the training Of the
devil-dogs, ITO The Shores OF
Tripoli" has all the answers. A
visit to the Jewel Theatre when
the film opens will give q first
hand explanation why all AM
orleans should Remember Wake
Island! 49,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-16
Honor Five Who
Chose Death
Pilots Deliberately
Crashed Deodly lood

WASHINGTON, May Is -
Up - Five airmen who delib-
erately sacrificed their own
lives by diving their bomb-load-
ed plane into a gravel pit rath-
err than risk civilian lives by
attempting a landing in a thick
ly-populated residential area
had their names inscribed to-
day on the Army's roll of hon.
or.
They were awarded the dis
tinguished service cross pos
thumously. Those honored in
cluded Seco md Lieutenant
Charles w. Van Efwen of Grant,
Mich, the pilot.
The bomber took off from
Mitchell Field, N. Y, last Janu-
ary / on a tactical mission. One
Of the two engines, missing on
the take-off. failed completely
to miles east Of the field at an
altitude Of 500 feet.
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New Baltimore

DaugnteT Banquet was neiu at
the Lutheran Church, Wednes-
day. The grand dinner was en-
joyed by $50 ladies. The toast
master was Mrs. Mildred Wen
dell. and the speaker was Mrs.
Christine Braun, from the Luth-
ern Charities in Detroit. The
prizes were awarded to Mrs. OF
to Newman. who was the oldest
mother, 80 years of age; Mrs,
William Heineman, Jr., who was
the youngest mother. FL years OF
age and Mrs. Nick Koenig, who
had the most daughters there,
four.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Stader
were guests of Mrs. Adele Engel-
man, on Mothers Day.
Dinner guests at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hansen, Sun
day were Mr.. and Mrs. Wiseman,
and daughter, Havrilla, Of Royal
Oak and Miss Kathleen Han
sen of Detroit.
The Monday Afternoon Bridge
Club were entertained at the
home Of Mrs. Fred Miller. The
prizes went to Mrs. William
Taetz and Mrs. Adele Engelman.
Mrs. Elmer Engelman, of De-
troit, and Mrs. Harold Engelman
entertained at shower Thurs
day evening, for Mrs. Virgil
Stader, of Detroit. Out of town
guests were Mrs. Harry Schmidt,
Mrs. Ralph Winters. Mrs. Char
les Bell, Miss Kathleen Hansen,
Of Detroit and Mrs. Stanley
Winkel of New Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Fritz and
family were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Fritz of Detroit, Sun
day.
Mrs. Harold Engelman was
hostess to six ladies at lunch
con party. Friday.
Mrs. Eva Lennon, of Whit
field Avenue, Detroit, formerly
of New Baltimore, announced
the engagement of her daughter,
Margaret Luella, to Charles
David Layson, son of Mrs. Frank
Christman, of Flat Rock, Michi
gan. The date of the wedding
will be announced later.
Seaman James Malane, of the
Great Lakes Training Station,
was home Sunday on short
furlough.
Mrs. Mabel Dryer and Mrs.
Caldwell of Detroit, were visit
ors Tuesday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. William Kohlman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Schmidt
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Schmidt, o. Mount Glenn
ems, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stone, of
the Stone road, announce the
birth of a baby boy. on Mothers
Day. The boy is named Frank
Charles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Strauch,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Malls
key will be guests at the Con-
firmation Of Mrs. Frank Glands
youngest son, Thursday.
Mrs. p. j. Russell and son
Patrick, left by train Monday
afternoon, 10 live in Nashville,
Tenn, where MIR. Russell is stay
ing.
Mrs. Charles Bell. of Detroit
was a dinner guest of her rnothGg
Mrs. Adele Engelman, Saturday.
Mrs. Melvin Fuerst and daugh-i
ter, Mary Gay will be the guests
Friday of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Fuerst of Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rivard en-
tertained Saturday, for dinner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Schmidt and
family, of Detroit and MIR. and
Mrs. Melvin Fuerst.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-16

To be filled Immediately. 3
sales positions for Womens Ac-
cessories, House Furnishings,
Alteration Dept. Good starting
pay. Steady employment. In
terviews 10 o'clock, balance of
week. Experience desired, but
not necessary. Will consider part
time. Apply in person. Manag-
er's office, End floor. Priehs
Mercantile, Macomb Street.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-16
YOUR OPPORTUNITY

YOUR OPPOhI UNlI1
4-room house with stairway
to large unfinished attic; down
stairs ready for plaster; gas,
water and electric in; lot 40 X
1877 IT., near 9l2 Mile Rd. and
Schoenherr. $1,000. Terms.
Q. @. KNAPP
PAPA Groesbeck Highway
4-room house, excellent loca-
ton; oak floors throughout;
bath-$l,750.
Groom house; bath; glassed
in porch, garage, chicken coop;
lot 90 x 370-S3,000.
rooms and bath, oak floors,
garage; lot SO $50; no base
ment. Gas, water and lights in
house; taxes S35 to $40 per
year; near Van Dyke and 10
Mile Roads,, 80O-S80O down.
7-room modern, hot air heat,
screened porch, fine lawn, lots
of shade; some fruit; lot 1872 #.
on jefferson, IT'S fl. deep-S6,-
500-Sl 500 down-S50 month.
6 rooms and bath, full base
ment, no furnace, 80 so ga
rage, lot so X ESQ $500 -
$500 down.
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1g Time Pay Dividends Read the CZassifeds!
Radio Repairs

II is more important now
than ever that your radio works
perfectly. For expert service on
house or car radios call Carl
Batkins, So Ahrens ST. Mt. Glenn
ems.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-16
BOX NUMBERS REPLIES

As service 20 advertisers The
Daily Monitor Leadcr will publish
one or more times each week. the
numbers OF boxes which contain mail.
The above boxes contained replies
queStcd 10 call for their mail as soon
at 10 m. today. Advertisers are re-
as possible. The Daily Monitor-Leader
reserves the right TO destroy mail not
called for within 80 days,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-16
Sewing Machine
Sewing Machine Broken?

Sewing Machine Broken?
Genuine parts, Singer, White.
All makes. Dependable repairs.
We can make your old machine
sew right. Sew and save TO buy
War Stamps and Bonds.
G.. K. BAUGHMAN, Distributor
Singer Sewing Machines
los No. Gratiot Phone ia
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-16
First Aid Class
10 Sponsor Parry
Utico Event 70
Benefit hospikol Unit

UTICA--The First Aid Claso
of the Red Cross will sponsor
card party at the Utica high
school auditorium on Thursday
evening. May 81, proceeds -
be used for the benefit Of tn
Utica Hospital Unit.
There will be . short pro
gram followed by cards md
spmes for everyone. Thsse Viii
also b tah34 sisss md lnneh
Will be sofV1
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Upholstery

Your rugs and upholstery
cleaned and renewed. Use same
day. Work guaranteed. LOG
South Walnut. Phone Mt. Glenn
ems 1917.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-16
Electrical Appliances

Used Electrolux refrigerator
cost S225, S1l0. Teto, Third at
Dickinson. Phone Mt. Clemens
420J.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-16
Fumigating
Insuran(
Moving e. Storage

Our moving equipment is the
best. Special care taken of your
furniture and upholstered goods
In storage. such as moth proof
ing and wrapping rugs and cush-
toners City Transfer Co, 50
Broadway, Mt. Clemens. Phone
783. Service to and from Detroit
daily.