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Evening star., 1942-10-27
Senator Says Navy
In Pacific Almost
Out Of Commission
Willis Declares People
Fear Censorship Has
Hidden More Losses
BY the Associated Press.

BEDFORD, Ind, Oct. 27.-Declar-
ing that people feel they haven't
been given the facts Of the war"
Senator Willis, Republican. OF In
diana, said last night that "our, Navy
is almost out of commission in the
Pacific" and that only one American
plane escaped after. Brig. Gen.
jimmy Doolittle's raid on TOXIC last :,
April 18. ..- ~,
Conveys to Russia have been at
great losses and all the disasters OF
the Pacific have not yet been ad-
mitted," Senator Willis said In
addressing Republican rally, I'VE
will not have confidence until we
are frank with the people,
Gives No Sources.
The Senator gave no source Tor
his information on the outcome OF
the Toxic bombing, but asserted
that "all but the plane that landed
in Russia were destroyed"
He did not amplify his remark
concerning the Navy in the Pacific.
However, he said of the conveys
that a sailor aboard a supply group
sailing from Iceland for Russia in
June told him the convoy was al
most literally cut to pieces OF the
40 ships in the convoy, Senator Willis
said, "only 10 per cent arrived to be
effective in the war"
He added that part of the group
was lost when "a British warship
left the convoy to hunt subs" ;
Censorship as practiced by the
Government has created a distrust
In the people and the people are
fearful that even greater losses have
been concealed" Senator Willis de-
clared. 'We should demand that
censorship be restricted only to
those happenings necessary for the
success of the war program"
Raps Manpower Method.
Senator Willis asserted that III
manpower was properly allotted, we
wouldn't need at this time to call
on 1S-year-old boys for military
service"
He complained that Republicans
were not being consulted in the war
effort and said, I'VE won't win
the, war until there is a Republican
administration in Washington.
pet theories and policies for
postwar peace are standing in the
way of proper prosecution of the
war;" he continued. I'VE should
establish command to coordinate
land, air and naval forces for more
efficient operation of the war effort"
He said he believed Gen. Douglas
Macarthur should be placed at
the head of such a command.
Discussing the monopoly suit
against the Associated Press, filed
by the Department of Justice. Sem
ator Willis charged that the admin
istration is trying to control the
freedom of the press
Evening star., 1942-10-27
0PA Sees Higher Prices
For Christmas Goodies
By the Associated Press,

D! the Associated Press,
Christmas goodies may be
slightly higher this year, the Once
OF Price Administration said yes
terday.
OPA authorized distributors to
use the same percentage markup
over cost in 1912 as they used on the
same articles during 1941. Because
OF higher material and labor costs,
OPA said, prices may be slightly
above those prevailing last year.
The authority applies to such food
products as minced meat. plum
pudding. Christmas cookies, fruit
cake, holiday candy, glazed or can
died fruits, stuffed dry fruits and
dates and date products.
Evening star., 1942-10-27
School SecreturiuI Unit
Plans Dinner TONIGHT

About so members of the Secre-
tarial Association of the Public
Schools will meet at $50 o'clock this
afternoon at the Meridian Hill Ho-
tel for their annual fall dinner.
Speakers will be Mrs. Harry N
Bernton, chairman of the volunteer
onice of the District once of Civil
ian Defense, and Mrs. Mary r. Resh
principal of the Dennison Vocational
School, who will report on the June
convention of the National Asso-
citation of School Secretaries.
Evening star., 1942-10-27
PIuns First-Aid Glass

A standard first aid class, sponsor
ed by the District Chapter of the
American Red Cross, will begin at
l pm. tomorrow at Is Dupont Circle
under the direction of Walter v.
Hurley of the District Chapter in
structor staff. The class will be held
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
from to pm. and will be open
to nurses, aids and to the general
public.
Evening star., 1942-10-27
Mrs. Roosevelt Climb!
Over Bubble 10 See
Mimic Raid Resume
British Civilian Crews
Win Praise for Their
Versatile Defense Work
BY the Associated Press.


LONDON, Oct. 27.-Mrs. Roose-
welt clambered over the rubble of a
half wrecked building behind St.
Paul's Cathedral today to watch
and praise London's civilian defense
workers, who staged a mimic air
raid rescue for her.
The Presidents wife was i'm
pressed particularly by the versa
tility of the crews in doing delicate
first aid and heavy engineering
work.
She saw those anonymous heroes
Of London's trial by fire whizzing
down firepoles, jumping motor cycles
through walls of fame and extricat-
ing bombing victims" from under
iron beams.
Accompanied by Mrs. Robert W.
Bingham, president of Bundles for
Britain, and Herbert Morrison, Min
lister of Home Security, Mrs. Roose-
velt started the fourth day of her
English visit with an inspection of
the secret communications center of
the national civilian defense organ
iZationS.
Band Plays U. S. Tunes.
Then, as a band played American
tunes, she watched girls perform an
acrobatic motor cycle drill and a
show Of fire-fighting speed in the
courtyard of the Lambeth fire
forces headquarters. A male unit
drove in, connected hoses to a water
tank, "extinguished" an imaginary
blaze, packed up and drove off-all
within As seconds.
Standing at the foot of the fire.
house poles, Mrs. Roosevelt saw the
crews tumble out of their quarters
in response to an alarm and man
their engines within Is seconds.
Mrs. Roosevelt received later a
bouquet from Evelyn Stevens, IL, on
behalf Of London's school children
at reception and luncheon at
tended by leaders of London's civic
and commercial life and several
members of the cabinet, including
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden
and Dominions Secretary Clement
r. Attlee.
Eden Proposes Toast.
Proposing toast to Mrs. Roose-
welt, Mr.. Eden recalled that the
United States sent hundreds Of
weapons in 1910 when Britain stood
alone, and he said:
I'VE shall never forget 1t and we
shall never cease to be grateful for
it,"
Mr.. Eden expressed the hope that
Americans now in Britain would
take back happy memories of the
British people"
Il feel that growing understand
ing between us will, PERHAPS, mean
more in the future not only to us,
but also to the world than we can
now know" Mrs. Roosevelt said in
response.
While Mrs. Roosevelt was at the
headquarters, the southwestern
civil defense region dispatched q
message welcoming the great
American Armies" which it said
were moving, in ever-increasing
numbers to Bristol, Plymouth and
the west country.
Sees Film of Big Raid.
Continuing tour of AFRAID pre-
cautions and fire fighting services
she watched exercises by women at
the headquarters Of the London re-
gion fire service. She saw a Aim of
the big raid on the city December
1890, 1910.
Mrs. Roosevelt inspected the toys
made by firemen for orphans Of the
fire fighters.
Expressing a wish that the Presi-
dent could be here, she told the fire
fighters:
Il know he would say, as I am
going to say, that all of us in the
United States have the greatest ad-
miration for the fire fighters OF
Great Britain"
Evening star., 1942-10-27
Years Training Opposed
BY Leqion Commander

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. II P.-
National Comdr. Roane Waring OF
the American Legion expressed Wig
orous opposition yesterday to the
amendment to the 'teen-age draft
bill. proposed by Senator ODaniel
Democrat, Of Texas. requiring all
youths inducted under the bill to
have at least years training be-
fore going into combat.
Mr.. Waring said that "the Amer
ican Legion vigorously opposes any
amendment which would shackle the
Army in its war effort.
Evening star., 1942-10-27
Three Major Issues
SheIved as Congress
Turns 10 Campaigns
Informal Recess Delays
Action on Droft, Poll
Tox ond Monpower
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Three major legislative pro-
posals were placed on the don't
open-until-after election" shelf
today as Congress concentrated
on political campaigns back
home.
The measures were:
To lower the draft age from 20
to 18.
To abolish State poll taxes in
Federal elections.
To mobilize the Nations man.
power in an all-out war effort.
The House decided not to act
on Senate revisions in the teen
age draft bill until q quorum was
present. though Senator Gurney
Republican, Of South Dakota, CO.
sponsor of the measure, expressed
hope an agreement could be reached
IN conference late next week.
The bottleneck holding up the
legislation consisted of two Senate
amendments. One would require
at least II months training for
'teen-age conscripts before sending
them to combat, provision opposed
by the War Department. The other
less controversial, would defer from
the draft men whose work is essen
tial to farming.
The poll tax measure, previously
passed by the House, came out OF
the Senate Judiciary Committee
with = 13-to-5 vote of approval that
left 1t enmeshed In q parliamentary
tangle.
Opponents Object.
Senators Connally, Democrat, of
Texas, and Doxey, Democrat, of
Mississippi, opponents OF the bill,
declared 1t was reported by the
committee with only nine members
present. Their contention was that
no legal action could be taken with
fewer than 10 Of the 18 members on
hand and voting, though they did
not otherwise challenge the use
of proxies.
This was regarded primarily as a
move to delay what appeared to be
almost certain Senate approval of
the bill before this Congress ends
the first of the year.
There was some indication, how
ever, the bills opponents might
stage a filibuster, If necessary, to
stall its passage in the present ses-
sion of Congress. Should such a fill
buster be successful, the bill would
die with this Congress, and advo-
Gates would have to start over again
IN the House.
Norris Questions Legality.
Senator Norris, independent, of
Nebraska said today that "the pre-
tended poll tax qualification for vot-
ing has no place in any modern
system of government"
In a report submitted as member
OF the Senate Judiciary Committee
in connection with its approval of
the anti-poll tax bill, the Senator
said:
I'VE believe it (the poll taxi is
only means, illegal and unconstitu-
tional in its nature, that is set up
for the purpose of depriving thou
sands of citizens of the privileges OF
participating in governmental affairs
by denying them a fundamental
right-the right to vote"
"
Evening star., 1942-10-27

NEW JOB FOR BALLPLAYER-Joe Cronin manager of the
Boston Red sox Gigh today up new managerial
position club organizer for the
land On the left is Charles X. Gamble delegate to
Australia relating Of his experiences country
under Cronn expects to leave shortly for his
work abroad but said he will be for spring training
WIN MS team Star Staff Photo
Evening star., 1942-10-27
Lodge and Sa|tonsta||
Victories Likely, But
Margin May Be Slim
lsoIotionism Is issue in
Senote Roce; Purty
Lines Expected to Foil

Mr.. Lincoln is taking a pre-
election suing around the coun-
try. This is another in a series
OF articles on election prospects.
Evening star., 1942-10-27

You, too, can 20 on = raid. Make
yours on that old pile Of junk metal.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-04

sn tueiben. Der 3uorang ipar 10
groB, bob aolumban 5ur &riinoung
eines oritten @lolters ibreiten inuBte
er no1nte es ssontana tpegen Ser
pielen auellen i,no gGdlein. ct
ielblt nabm leinen Sit in 2ureilil,
bon no aus er sic beiben auoeren
Gloiter ballfig beildte. ... ~
Nadbem sic @riinounesiorsen
9liidlid' iiberiuunben tuaren, fano
aolumban MuBe, feline beriibntte He-
gel 5u Ihreiben, bie cine 10 tpi6tige
Rolle in ser &loltergeihihte bes Z.
Sabrbunoerts ipielte. Sn @allien
gab es i'm 6. Sabrbunoert e6enlo bic
le Regeln ipie Srbensporiteber. 8on
elmer einbeitliden @nttpiflung oes
Orbenslebens fonnte bober feline Heoo
iein. Ole 8eael bes fl. 9cneoitt
mar Bis 5,un Iusgana bes 6. Ssabr-
bunoerts nod niht ii6er sic Tlpen
georlmgen. Niht ous SSstalieu, ion.
oern aus Sssrfano iorlte porerlt sic 10
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-04

8uBuerfe), oas in Ger Solge5eit eiuen
1ladbaltiaen @influB ousiibte..
aoluntbons ieeliorglide Tdtigfeit
fano Bel Sen 8iidofen @alliens al.
gentein Inerfennlina. Denuod par
man feinestpegs nit allen ieinen
Sanolungen einoerItonoeu. Sein
8erbalten iuar in ser Sat niht imnter
eiunanofrei uno mlBte gum 8ioer.
Iprlh rei5eu. gr bate feline al6fer
gegriinoet, obne sic nah firhlid>em
,ino itaatlidem Hefte erforberlihe
@enebmignng bes 9iihois einsebolt
81 baben. SIT aelpiileu @igenbeiten
Ieiner iriihen Seinotfirhe, tpie 3. 9.
ser WeBlittrgie un6 Scr 3eit ser
0itcrfeier, bielt er nit 3dbiafeit feit.
Sabrclane botte man i'm ,ubebeaist
aelaiien. Da aeriet ser beiBbliitige
3olumbon burd Ieinen lmtluaen gi-
fer in be5ua ouf Die Siterfeier nit
ben @iidofen in einen beoauertiden
STREET. Ser Siteritreit ioor auf betu
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-04

bes gpangeliums berlpirflidte, bar.
nm fanb feline 8ltBprebigt iiberau Of
fene Sbren lmb Ser5en. sluf bielen
@anoerungen fam er alld in bie So
gelen, tpo er ouf Bitten oes frdnfiIf-
birgr,noiIden &onigs @untrom ieiten
bleibenben shlfentbalt nabn. Gin al
tes, balbperfollenes SdlpB, Mnaara-
tes, in i6auerli6er @alomilonis am
5iiomeltabbang ser &oaeien paro
ser er1te Sit Gollunbans nnb ieiucr
@efi6rten. gal6 berI1mono nm sic
Siitten Ser M6nbe sic @ilonis, aber
e6enlo rald mebrte iib audi bie 3abl
ser 8riiber, ipel6e ser STUFF ser 9a.
ten Goll,mbons berbeigeloeft bate
Golllnlban eriin6ete barlm auf Den
Sriilnmern oes einItigen H0merfa-
itells 2uropiltm ein neues, groBeres
&loiter nno ftellte bas aloIter 2ureuil
1tnter Sen Shub oes IpoltelfiirIten
Yetrus. CT bot eetpiB niht geabnt,
6oB Id ans biden beideiOenen Mn-
fiueen sic floiterlide Metropole bon
MultraIien 1,nb 8urgnno, Elm slueites
2erin lno Monte Gaiiino, enttuideln
ipiir6e.
2llreuil bliibte raid empor. Sha.
relt BON siinalinaen aus oern aoel
ltnb oent BoIfe fanoen iib Elm, UNI
iid gdn5 Ser 11ebung Der @eligion
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-04

notipenoige @rnelerllng bes &loIter-
ipeiens foulnlen. Sic aing bon So
lllmban aus. Ourh i'm tultroe 6as
galiihe M6ndtum getpilerruaben
tpieoergeboreu. Spdter tpltroe &olunt.
bans 9tegeG 6urh sic Before oes fl.
genebift rult beroringt.
Golunbans >SSSiingerlbar iurhs bon
Sag su Gag. Ser Stuff bes @ottes-
nonnes ipar bur1 olle Teile @ulliers
un6 9elttlblanb georlmgen ltno alles
mar bon leines 2obes. Nidt nur
aas aeluobnlihe Soft, ionoern AUDI
sic frGntiihen uno buraltnoiIhen
@roBen Jblidteu in ebrfiirdti9er Sbeu
SIT Golunl6an a,,f.
Gin Wann bon folder Sdaffens-
fraft tpie &olunlban fouute feline Sd-
tigfeit niht ouf sic 2eitl,ng bon ei~
nigen. bunoert MDnhen beI6rdnfen.
80 fano er benn. aud Seit, bas 8erf
ser Sittenreforn ben er iit bel 1eI-
ner Mnflnft lit @allieu 10 eifrig ges
tpiomet bate, erfolgreid) fort5uIeten.
sssm &eide ser Meropinaer mareu sic
firhliben 8uBporithriften ein toter
8uhItabe geblieben, ser @npfang Der
fl. 2omnltnion bate pielfad nadge.
laifen. 3ollmban ibrieb baber elm
BuBbud (Normen fiir sic 9eidtod'
ter, Defenders bei Muferlegltna oer
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-04
9ie Nefebrlina her bentiben Qdnber
3um Gbrifentum

Helision beinabe bernibtet unb nur
oas 9efenntnis bes @laubens iibrig-
geblieben, oas Seilmittel ser 9uBe,
Sic 2iebe sur Ibtotnng tpor falm an
etlihen Srten 5u fiuoen." 60 ur-
teilte Sonas iiber Sic relisioien 3u
itanoe bes Srnnfenreibes- am Nus
aange bes 6. .Sabrbunoerts. sfber
aolumban lieB iih nidt entml,tiaen,
i'm @egenteil, er iab barin nur einen
Anlporn a,t ber5bafte,n 3ugreiien.
Das 2ono naf allen Hibtunaeu
ourhiponoernb, prebigte er iiberoll
6as alte nno etuig t,ene @oaneeli,tm
ser 8uBe 5ur. Sergebltng Ser Sin.
SEN. ltnb ipeil aolnmbon in ieinem
eigenen 2eben sic erbabenen Soeole
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-04
(Sortiesung)
Ser III. Golnmbaa

ltuaefabr ein Sabrbnnoert nad
Srioolins sfnf,tnft in Deutldlanb
lieBen iid 5tpei anoere iriide @lan.
bensboten int Oiten bon S1dineen
ttieoer: oie Seiligen @olunbon nno
@atlns. Sbr 8irten itebt 1T bel.
lerem Sibte ais bos ssribolins. :.
Gotltmban nor nm 6as sSabr 542
int Siiooiten Ssrldnos geboren. ssn
ernften Stu6ien nerbrahte er feline
Suaenoiabre. 9a trat eine entIhei<
oenoe @enbune in leinem 2eben elm.
@r tpar ioeausnebnlenb id)on bon @e-
ftalt, 10 lieb ltnb bliibeno bon Anae.
ftht, oaB er ,lntpilfiirlid oller 8lide
auf ii6 5og. @inise lei6tfertise @ei.
Der, bon unreiner 2iebe au ibm emit
flamnlt ipetteiferten. ibn in ibre geke
5u 5teben. Seine cole Natur emporte
fid 5luar eeeen Sic 2odunsen Der
Stnnlihfeit, ober er Ipiirte sod ben
fdiiipfrigen 8o6en, ouf SEN er ge-
taten, nno er tuebrte Iib. aber ale
feline Nnitrengtnaen tparen bergeb-
lid: bic b6ie Sdlonee 5iid)te ipeiter.
SSn oieler Belt beiBen 9finaens emf.
fhloB er itd, ser @elt 5u entioaen. gr
trat in oos aloiter Bangor Elm uno
lernte bas ianfte Sod gbriIti traaen.
Nadl elmer gieibe bon sssobren ergriff
ibn sic &anberlilit ieiner 2onosle,,te.
Wtt t2 @efdbrtcn - unter ibnen
iuar Ser fl. @allus = berlie6 cr aez
gen gnbe bes 6. ssabrbnnoerts oas
8dterlono. Ct bat es ME tpieoerge-
feben, o6er nod 40 Sabre ip6ter bing
feiu gauses &er3 on ibn.
Rollurlban lonbete in ser 8retaa-
ne lno ipanberte nit ieinen @enoIien
ins Sronfenreif. Gs mar fei,esuegs
eiu erbebenoes 8ilo, Sas iih SEN iri~
'1ben Mon6en iit @allien barbot.
,SSSn Sen galliihen 2dnoern ipar ga.
mails, iei es meaen ser sablreihen
auBeren Seinoe, lei es burb stad-
I1Iliefeit ser giih6fe, sic &raft ser
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-04

&onsil bon gsicda fir sic gan5e Sir
6e eereeelt morben. &ol1mban bielt
iib nidt 6aran, ionoern at BEN
9ral1cb ser irilhen Stride. Die gal-
lilhen 8ilhofe perllrteilten, tpie es
lire 8flibt tpor, aolumbans Olter-
praris.
&alln aber luar oieier Streit eiui-
germoBen sur &ube aefonlnten, iab
lih &ollnban fir bas driltlide Sit-
tengeles in einen idtperen &onpf ae-
gen sic berfommene meromiligifde
&onigsfamilie periuidelt, nit ser ge-
ipiienloien &6nigin 8runbiloe 11u6
sent lalterbaften &onig 5beooorid].
Ser &unpf enoete banait, oaB ao-
l,tmban nah 5tpan5i9iobriger Sattg'
felt aus 2ureuil bertrieben ipuroe
(61O). @r iollte noh oe,n 8efebl
9rnubiloens nit ieinen @efdbrten
nad ssr(ano 5uriitbeforoert iperoen.
aber ein Stlunt mari iie iuieoer au
sic &iiIte. &olumban belblnB, iekt
nah Sstolien 81 tponbern.
Nad LANCER gteiie fam er ,tah
Wes, roo i'm ber ouitroliid)e &outa
1beuoebert bulopou alifnabm' ,llub
bat, iu ieinem Heid,e gu blei6en. 8ou
ba an tpir6 bas @irEen 6es bl. Go-
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fobolberltellllngsfoIten bel Geripene
blmg BON Observation-Disclosures betra-
gen. sseoes sSSabr iperben in Slorioa
allein 81, 900 Sonnen Srongenpieb-
flttter bergeItelt, tpobei ith 81 100O,~
900 @afonen uSaft" als bisber nm
bertuenbrares Nebenprobuft ergeben.
Gin eigentiintlibes, neltartlges Ser
fabren, sSriidte int geeigneten s(ugen-
Bid sit ernter, lit entoedt iporben.
8efanntlib fant, tpenn Sic. sSriid)te
nod st bart, allo 1lnreif iino, ibre
gnttuidlung por5eitig abgeihnitten
tueroen. Sinb iie au iueid, 10 peroer-
ben fie, bepor iie auf ben Marft ee.
langen. Sin 1enes gerfobren, BEL
bent @eiese ser sfuItif sur @nlpen-
buna gelansen, errloalidbt ibm, Ben
ridtigen 3eitpunft 5lt ftnben. ShaG
pflan5t lid) burh burte Waiien anoers
fort ais ourh tpeide. @irb elm bt-
brierenoer, Sdal1lbipingllnaen er5eu-
genber WetallItab an cine sSrudlt ee-
balten 1inb Ser Son, ser burh sic
5ruht binourhgebt aui ser anoeren
5eite bon eine1n atpeiten Stab auf<
gefan9en, 10 labt iid aus oen Sbpn-
eltl,gen Der &eifegrao ser Srllbt ab
Ieieu. Durd ,lnreife Sriidte aebt er
'ltrberdnbert binburh; in ii6erreifen
sSriidten lit ct itarf aeo1mpft; Elm
@lid auf bie Sfala am gnbe oes
5toeiten Stabes aeigt alfo bem Sbit-
6iihter, Of oie grnte5eit idon gefom
men 1T.
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practically new: must sacrifice imnedi.
ately; cash. 5000 Lawrence. near LAwton.
HIGHEST cash prices paid for mems used
MEMS new shoes; buy now; nationally
advertised $3.50 values, $685., 1918;
others 50 s5, IS. so: all sirss. Open to o.
Sundays Q. 1919 Vermont, south Ga. River.
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Al CoNDITIoN-3hxsA Graphic. soess-
SORES. tripod; Solar snlsrger. $50. TT.
T-s365.
cKMERKEM makes At BET, LOWEST
CAMERA In exchange. pETRoiT CAMERA
SHOP. 325 STATE STREET.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
AT WOODMERE

SCRAP IRON a METAL co.
e1o1 w. FORT ST. VINEwOOD I-23e5
STRUCTURAL STEEL. new and used !:
beams, stanchions, angles and plates: pipe
and httings: radiators: corrugated roofing
wheelbsrrows: al great savings.
BRICK sIDING-Hshest quality, LOW
EST PRICES; quick service; terms.
Nichols. oregon 2232.
BRICK aiding. asphalt roofing, modernixs-
ton. construction. 1879 Graiiot- AR. Sill.
BRIGGS quality garages--"Buiit according
to requirements" Hogarth 4141.
rooms. bath, 74x7o; t322.
state Lumber, 200li John r. TO. s-i2oe.
repair; . years 20 pay. Rep
resentative will call. Grand River Lum-
Der. RE. 0i04.
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DETRoIT's LEADING
WALLPAPER-PAINT STORE

DETRoIT's LEADING
WALLPAPER-PAINT STORE
CLOSING OUT 10, 600 NoLIS "a WALL
PAPER. PATTERNS; &c ROLL
PENfNsULAR. sHERwIN-
PAINT, ENAHELs, vARNIsHEe.
DRASTIC REDUcTIoNss BE CONVINCED
leading Brands House Paint. -. sec gal
Leading Quality Enamels. :. -. 81. 10 gal
HOBERMANS, 9001 Oakland
open sun. SIS Daily TT. Ma. 1850
HOUSE PAINT, t.oo-Dayison Unclaimed
Freixht stores, 1887 Livsrnois, 273s
East Dawson. 1894 Grand River. i4t4o
Mack Four Great stores.)
cameras. wli ssii, buy,
exchange. Acme Camera IL, o11 Shelby.
NEW galvanized twin pals. 4ec. valspar
paint-varnish. Hook, eese Mack.
ONE SIS tire and tube, like new; also two
one-lnch micromsters. Brown q sharpe
and sterrett. ee45 Shoemaker. Apt. i0s,
after y. m, Sunday.
THEATER NEON si6N-S75. new screen
sheet. skill IT.. $40. Inquire upstairs.
state Theater, Nayville. Michigan.
USED I-ygheelbsrrow for sale cheap; good
condition. Woodmers Scrap Iron Metal
Co, e101 West Fort street.