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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
Moran Traces
Source of "Feud"

Although Judge Watts denied
he had asked for a resignation.
Moran traced the request for II TO
the meeting of last Tuesday night
when Judge Watts was not re-
elected to the office of vice presi-
dent, one he had held for years.
"The judge" Moran said,
faced an opposition this time
he had never encountered be-
fore. There was feeling he did
not take the interest In the
organization that IL expected OF
an officer. The boys felt that n
man who had an active interest
was the man desired.
Anyway" Moran said. 'T had
a job last Tuesday. That night,
Judge Watts was voted out and
Walter Vert, first president Of
the federation 81 years ago, was
elected to succeed him.
81 was off Wednesday as
usual" Moran mentioned
when 1 came to work Thurs
day 1 was called into the Judges
chambers and told my resigna-
ton was wanted, although base
ball was not mentioned. After
eight years service IL was q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
Fox toQuit
If He S Ben(hed

PITTSBURGH. Aug. 7 (UP).-
Infielder Jimmy Foxx. late of the
American League and now with
the Chicago Cubs in the National
circuit. will voluntarily retire as
an active player unless he can con.
tinue as regular.
THE minute I'm finished as a
regular" he said here yesterday,
I'm going to. get out and stay
out. I'm not going to sit on the
bench and he a pinch-hitter once
i'm n while"
Foxx. who was one of the hard
est hitterS in the American
League. said he would consider a
managers position IF the right
kind Of offer is made when In
through playing"
The veteran player is 35 and has
seen Is years of major league COM
petition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
Detroit Gets IFS Chance
TO Prove It's Best Town
for Baseball Fans
PROCEEDS MAY SET A RECORD

major league clubs in special session to
devise and for participating in about degree in
the counys effort of the plans adopted was day
each paa day in which all receipts would be turned over
o relief funds.
With the Tigers engaging the Browns in doube-header
regular American League contests, Deroits day Will
Sunday August % Briggs Stadium AT that time Detroit
will be afforded opportunity of establishing added proof
that is only the best baseball town in America but that 1t
will take it's hat off other city when it to aiding in
the effort
Thus the sale of tickets for the Army and Navy Relief Fund
stadium Sunday starts at Briggs
Stadium this coming Monday at And, if we know our
dynamic Detroit there will be steady stream OF customers
seeking tickets for such worthy Already there has been
food of mail orders for tickets according to word from the
stadium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
Hogan SIS Sets
Mark; Gu|ddhI,
Wood Have 66

TORONTO, Ont, Aug. 7 INS)
I-"Belting Ben Hogan, irons and
putter singing merry tune, was
in the lead with a mountaineering
65 as the second round of the
Canadian Open golf championship
started today.
Hogan was seven strokes better
than par for the 18 holes and his
90 shaded by two the best score
ever made over the championship
course in competition.
Two years ago Sam Snead and
Harry Cooper tied at the end Of
u holes and competed in 27-hole
Iplayoff They tied at the end of
IS holes with CTS. creating new
course records, and Snead won in
the extra nine. Previously, the IS
made by Walter Hagen in 1881
when he won the title had stood
for nine years.
. Actually the record was broken
no less than three times today.
Craig Wood. holder of the United
States Open championship, came
in early in the afternoon with a
Sc and shortly afterward Ralph
IGuldahl walked off the eighteenth
with another Sc. About an hour
later in came Ben to take the pace
away from his rivals.
Tony Penna, another United
States ace, wound up with a 68 to
take over fourth place in the
tournament. From there on there
were a flock of low 20 scores.
Jules Huot of Quebec, Jerry
Proulx. Montreal, Bill Lamb
Lambton, and Bobby Reith, Wind
sor, all wound up with 70's. Ky
Laffoon, another United States
star; Gene Kunes. Skee Reigel,
Willie Goggin. Paul Runyan and
Frank Stranahan, an amateur
lfrom Toledo, all had us.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Like everyone else we were sure Foulard had
We almost had No. posted the winner.
but IL close, called for picture" said
Placing Judge Allan Lee.
That action the part of the placing judges
at the Detroit race track yesterday may have pre-
vented riot after the fourth For of the
$500 patrons thought the second choice, FouIard,
with Jess Higley up, had beaten the favorite Ack-
we'll, by after running head and head down
the stretch
The fans would have been very resentful had
No. been put up the winner and then taken
down, as has been the case several times this
season.
And that would have been necessary because
the winner was not Foulard or Ackwell II was d.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
East Side Wins
In B Series

East Side prolongs its stay in
the Class B eliminations of De-
troit Baseball Federation today by
its 90 victory over Craftsmen
yesterday at Belle Isle.
Homers in the sixth by pitcher
Fred Komosinski and Grover Nc
Claim chained the decision to East
Side. Komosinski also hit for the
circrit in the fourth.
Craftsmen must defeat Grand
River. Sunday, at Belle Isle to
stay in the race. East Side meets
URWA 101.
Craftsmen 100 0i0 OOO-2 2 4
East Side 300 102 03x-a II
Mcdonald, Cavanaugh and Cavanaugh,
Gerrena, Komosinski and Reppke.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07

from 80 TO 40 years. set him up,
then came along with measured
speed TO win the nod before 9,46S
fans.
Referee Billy Cavanagh took the
third and fourth rounds from
Wright. and the fifth from his foe
for low blows. The low shots had
little effect on the outcome of the
bout, however.
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Coli Stars Compete
In Hagen Tourney

Chick Harbert, the Battle Creek
sensation, and Byron Nelson of
Toledo were among the golf pros
invited to compete in the 36-hole
Walter Hagen Golf tournament
today at Clinton Valley. The event
is sponsored by the De Luxe Tool
and Die Company. which has put
up a purse OF $1,000. OF this $500
goes 70 prize money. the other
$500 TO the Army and Navy Relief
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
1Sandlot-Moran- Watts Feud Flares Again
Photo Saves Officials

M. Davis Good Play, which came running down the
outside Of the track TO win by thin lip
The finish was almost a repetition of the Miah,
White Bait and Countmein finish early in the season,
when almost everyone was watching the two inside
horses and the picture showed only those two, with
Countmen, the outside horse, being left out of con-
sideration until later.
In this race, it was between the favorite and
the second choice all the way down the stretch.
Almost every eye Foulard and Ackwe, and
their star riders, Guerin and Higley. The packed
thousands Good Play come out of the pack and
shoot up the outside. gaining on these two
leaders at every stride But there probably weren't
is persons in the crowd who though Good Play was
the winner. 1t a question, at most. whether he
was second or third. Most of them thought he was
third.
When the numbers were flashed on the board
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
at Track

with Good Plays No. on top, tremendous roar
went up from the stands Everyone thought mis-
take had been made. In the press box, where every
one had called Foulard the winner, the decision
The placing judges have blown one"
One excited writer dashed up the stairs to the
stewards stand.
Lets the picture" he gasped.
Presiding Steward Jack S. Young, State
Steward Charles A. Bray and Timer George Peter
son looked up from the wet print they we're
examining on a table
Take look" said Young with a grin. Its
Good Play by nose. You thought the same n
Peterson, that mistake had been made, didn't
you?"
The newspaperman's eyeballs bulged. There
was Good Play the outside horse, No. 2 with his
nose through the wire. on the downstride Foulard
Continued on Page 2O)
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Fight Results

New York-Allie Stolz 1872 Newark
y, j.. ontpointed Chalky Wright i2s. Los
Angeles t0l. Dan Ksplow. IAN. New
fofk nutpointed Freddy Archer f4aat.
Newark 50. Artie Dorrcll. 1884,, Tyler,
Tex. ouipointed Herhie KronowiCh. 49,.
New YORK co. Milton Kessler 1852, New
York. knocked out Mlcky Canty ttsf
Springfield. Mass ca Billy Pinti if2
Troy n Y. outpointed Frank Rubino,
12s. New York (sJ.
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Dodgers Sign Coach

NEW YORK. Aug. Z QNS).-
Bill HargiSs, who has held down
coaching berthS at Emporia Teach
QrS College, Oregon State and the
University of Kansas. has been
signed as scout and end tutor OF
the Brooklyn professional football
Dodgers, owner Dan Topping an
nounced.
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Continued on Page 2D
Stars on Alleys Tonight

Johnny Crimmins will pair with
Paul Wencel against Bud Stempin
and Joe Angeilero in a Six-game
bowling match tonight at 9:15
o'clock at Palm Beach Recreation.
Their match will mark the opening
OF these alleys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07

Frank Grayson, veteran Cincinnati baseball scribe recalls
that Harry Heiann almost Dodger That in 1881
With the Dodgers trying to catch the Cardinals Wlbe Robin
believing little power might turn the trick, wanted
eimann then of the Reds and Of the best hers
the of 40
Robinson offered Grayson 81 900 bonus he could swing
the deal with Sidney WE'LL who had bought the Cincinnati club
that Grayson phoned WE'LL from Robbs suite in the St
George Hotel BROOKLYN and said he thought the Reds could
easily $50 600 for Harry But WE'LL though shaky financially
thought he'd lose many he sold the clubs only
performer He refused and wasn't long after that that He'll
slipped and broke his wrist developed arrts and quit
the game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
Yanks Ability Contaeious-Hemsfey

Roie Hemsey explaining his inspired performances since
joining the New York club, says:
playing with team like the Yanks-ther ability is
tagod lifts you your best efforts But ii also helps
relax the you should You don't much to get
your hits you know you miss, somebody else
will through The result Is you're not missing half
much bearing down with the weight of the world
your shoulders"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
Hart Faces Unbeaten
Mailman al ST. Joan

frankie Hart. the Hollander,
will attempt to trim the unbeaten
Jackie Bloomfield with his wind
mill swings tonight at st. Joan
of Arc Hall, Sia-Mile and Mack
roads. Crosse Pointe. "Flash"
Clifford and Nick Billings meeting
in the semifinal and there will be
one other bout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
TiQers' Benefit
Game Ticket Sale
Has Flying Start
BY LEO MACDONELL

Though the general sale of
tickets does not open until S a. m.
Monday, the army and Navy
Relief Fund double-header between
the Tigers and Browns at Briggs
Stadium, Sunday, August %, is
already off 10 a flying start.
Approximately 10000 box and
reserved seat tickets, less a few
thousands sold in the mail, will go
on sale Monday. That these tickets
may not last many days is the
belief Of the members of Mayor T..
j. Jeffries' committee and the
men in charge at the stadium.
II. r. Telfor, president of the
Detroit Sulphite Pulp and Paper
Company. 9l25 West jefferson,
yesterday sent him an order for
1000 reserve tickets in the upper
deck for his employees, with word
that the men will have a 'holi-
day August %.
They've been working seven
days week and are entitled to
holiday" Mr.. Telfor ex-
planned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07

putt was DietZ' 20-footer for a
birdie 3 on No. TO- The birdie ,
on the 1S0-yard fourth was much
easier. Mike planted his tee shot
2 feet from the pin.
SECOND VICTORY
This is Miss Rows second vic
tory in a row in this affair. A year
ago she and Dick Whiting won at
Plum Hollow with Is.
Second place in yesterdays
event. which drew only "a players,
went to Irene Dill and Jack Emery
with 42-39-Sl. a 4 on the
eighteenth would have given them
81 coming in, but Emery muffed
a chip shot and they took a double
DOGGY 6. They also had s on the
the ninth.
Margaret Russell and John
.O'Brien tied with Mrs. T. O. Nc
Laughlin and Paul Smiley at SO.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Wilson followed
with "a. Others under 90 were
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Wettlaufer. IS,
and Mrs. II. A. Shuler and II. G..
Phelps. Sc.
Low net winners were Betty
Mezwin and Grant Scott, 1923
IS, and Mr.. and Mrs. p. F. Jerome,
I91-16-75.
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ORDER MATCHED

Telfor's order maWhed that of
the Briggs Manufacturing Com
pany. which at the outset of the
campaign ordered 1000 tickets TO
be distributed among soldiers and
sailors. While everybody will pay
10 get into the park on that day
players, umpires, newspapermen
and all others--the soldiers and
sailors will not have 10 dig for
money. There will be plenty of
patron tickets" 10 take care of
them.
Edwin j. Anderson of the Goebel
Brewing Company ordered 100
tickets. so for the company and
80 for servicemen.> Fred G. Kraft
of the Motor City Tool Company
also asked for 100 and L. V.
Mueller of the J. & J. Novelty
Company wants 60.
Among those ordering so were
David J. Martin Detroit City Ice
e. Fuel Coz. Nelson Tucker
(Tivoli Brewing Company Ed
ward McGrath Detroit Creamery
Coz and Slepter Bartush CShedd-
Hostess Dairy Coz.
John +. Lurie of the Wrigley
Stores, Inc, sent in a rush order
for 36 tickets and Albert Lewis of
the Eagle Baking Co. and Louis
SchiappacaSse, 20 each.
When orders start coming in
from the many big defense plants
in the city. the total should start
swelling 10 mountainous heights.
The various fraternal and lunch
con clubs who regularly order
blocks of Tiger opening day tick
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
Major League
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
imeS behind leader.
Yesterdays RESULTS

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Chicago 4-9-1, DETROIT 1-s-i. Smith
and fresh; benton. Manders 90 and par
sons
Boston AL. Philadelphia O-4-i. ButlapS
ana Peacock; Christopher and Swift
Washington $50 New York 3.f1.7
Newsom and Early; tBorowy, Mulach as
and Dickey. HemsIey.
Losing pitcher
TODAY's GAMES
DETROIT AZ St Louis CnighD
Cleveland A. Chicago (nightD
Boston AZ washington trigr9s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
DBF President
Is Replaced
In Court Job
Judge Says Shorty VIII
Be Snapped for
Another County job
BY HAROLD KAHL

John and George are on the ouJs
today and their feudin' has m
iected more tension into the sand
lot picture that hasn't been any
10 pretty this year. what with the
problem of operating on a de-
creased budget.
John. in case you don't know is
the Hon. Judge John d. Watts Of
common pleas court. and George
is better known as Shorty"
Moran, who has been the Silver
Haired Orator" of the Detroit
Baseball Federation for many.
many years.
At an election the other night,
Walter Vert was named vice
president Of the DBF 10 succeed
Judge Watts. IT was a surprise
affair. Judge Watts wasn't noti-
fled. so therefore. wasn't present.
II is a fact Judge Watts, follow
ing tenure of Is years in the
interest of amateur athletics, ex-
pressed a desire 10 retire as vice
president Of the DBF last spring.
But the result Of the meeting. TO
which he wasn't invited. has him
perplexed.
Nevertheless. his spirit in the
advancement of amateur sports on
the sandlots Of Detroit isn't
dimmed. He promises TO forget
the incident
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
TODAY's GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE
mes Dehlnd leader
Yesterdays RESULTS

Games behind leader.
Yesterdays RESULTS
New Yotk SILL BROOKLYN O-7-O schn-
macher and Mancuso- fAnen Head fs)
Casey 81 and owen
Only game scheduled
Losing pitcher
TODAN'S sANES
Boston az Brooklyn ftpnlght
New York a. Philadelphia fnighfl.
Chicago AZ Cincinnati fnlEhfb
St Louis a. Pittsburgh tnighl.
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STRONG CHIP SHOT

A chip shot played tri0e strong
by Dietz on the eighteenth is att
that prevented them from equal
ing par. The ball rolled about 8
feet beyond the cup and Miss Row
missed coming back, a DOGGY 5
resulting.
They barely missed puts under
10 feet for brides on the sixteenth
and seventeenth. On the former,
Miss Row had TO putt over mark
on the green left by Dietz fine
tee shot.
Their card showed three brides
and four bogeys. The only long
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
UAW-CfO League


FRIDAYS StHEDlL Ii
GflaN0nsl
Rnhn vs. Trrnuedt. Northwestern No I.
Ford COO vs. Hudson i54. NwesfCrn so 2.
Chevrolet " Ford 900. N'western No. 3
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
At Mach Park
Exhibition Games for Penny lee Fundl
East Side Sports 3. Local 900 8 (Tie.
called end sixth. weather..
Hudson A. A. No. 2 s. Birds {.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
Barely Miss Par
Marjorie Row, Mike Dietz Just Over as They
Win District Mixed Foursome Event
BY VI. +. DRUKENBROD

Golfers who have been looking
forward for some time TO what
will be the first par round in the
District mixed foursome tourna-
ment, now are more positive than
ever therell be one some day.
Marjorie Row, state and district
champion. and Mike Dietz. 1871
district titlist, came within a
stroke of il yesterday at Loeb
moor. They had a 35-3S-73 on
the par u layout to win the an
nual alternate stroke competition
by eight strokes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
PLAYED A PART

1t seems. however. Judge Watts
has sister by the name of Mrs.
Walter O'Hair, who is a member
of the parks and recreation COM
mission OF Detroit. There's TO
question she played an unwilling
part in the case of John and
George.
AS a member of this commission
it was brought to her attention
by a Go petition some months
ago the $500 allotted annually by
the city to the DBF' was unlawful.
City officials Immediately cor
Feeted this matter.
But Judge Watts was blamed
by Moran for this decision. in
which he had no part. Following
the election. Moran gave Judge
Watts this as the reason for the
surprise vote and the latter's re-
placement.
In conclusion. there are rumors
Judge Watts is going to fire Moran
as one of his clerks. This isn't
true. It's merely going TO be a
swapping" of Moran for another
clerk in the county building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07

Phil Rzzuo the butt Of many Yankee okesbut the fashy
little shortstop the pride Of his Pills love
the kid.
There evidence of that when Rzzuto injured
game against the Tigers Briggs Stadium recently.
accidentally bued in the chin by Billy Htchcocks knee. All
Yankees those the and those from the dugou rushed
to Rzuto side fearing he had been seriously hurt He up
smiling Incidentally Hitchcock and Rzzuto great friends
since the days they played together Kansas City.
when saw the kid lying there thought stomach
would turn over, Red Rufng revealed the incident.
Ruffing pitched that day and his tenth victory.
II figured for certain Phil had been hit the Rudy
Yorks throw know Hitchcock didn't Phil If
anybody deliberately tried to hurt that kid what
I'd do"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
Howl Tells About Cochrane

Waite Hoyt, doing baseball broadcasng IN Cincinnati
tells about the he worked with Mickey Cochrane.
mike had only signals One for fast ball. the other
for a He gave and shook him off, lie
the other shook him of again He tried them
mixed second time Mike stood and walked to the
box.
Pitch"
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Continued on Page 20)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-07
SPOR 7 S
BY LEO MACDONELL

Tickets on Sale Monday
for Twin Bill Aug. q
TO Help Relief Funds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
NEWPORT

So chandler PARK p ck Go steam Nea
. rsr Esral, lorE terms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Household Appliances
Electric Refrigerators

CRUNOW refrigerator. looks and runs Ike
new: sacrificing cash. 234 Kenilvorth.
ICE REFRIGERAToRs. So UP
1865 GRATIOT. Al BALDWIN
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Business Opportunities

BIER GARDEN -C-SDN Hrcrse. stead.
nt.-hbprH'od trade sacrh0ng. Ntao-
WOO" osn9
CAFETERIA defense r'sri1 exec
Iert business So rent including heat
Murray Pa31
cU>FECr1ONFR -Nut.Gs soda fopr.
tain t1ear schooO good business SaCr.-
h.HE -fGb Howard
GROCERY Meat Warket-M1terp 6x'urcs
H.. 81 license. foures.erf lighting.
I.HE quarters rear 6Ts0 Wyoming war.
.gE0CEBY. meat market steady reiEhha--
fc~ac trade. vel stocked. sacrificing
GROCERY Market Good business
illness forces sale. Sacrificing Trinity
,asH
NuEs FEy -.Ho. established .1rs. ,....
nNt 81. .nfrI,. capacity enrolment Cad
..a, $3.50
EFerAvEAvr Noterr fre paHrrst
with t....sra-la. Eca'. >l' heated
Murray iHhH
Wor EINg mems supplies HrIU- o4tr'crs
south -tNfrfrr rc8I f..l Sa.F Bar
ia 90. Atlantic S6J5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

4 BEAUTIFUL selection 81 msnufectur.
ers display sample living room suites.
s KyIY F,RNI fY R1y 7ss, P'ev ERToR
Oper evenings. except Tues and Wed.
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Little Farms for Sale

CHn'rt r farm. S5tg. n miles from
h....' 't. Ie. ca. 400 tn 2-6sT4
Us THE ll'HTET- Yrt convenient 'r bus
.rs f- rping center DANDY
tLD1H HH' with large lots total
r.. 81 $3.50 STA moves YOU m. baL
financed. immediate possess
EEDS~NAN
or Var R@-r = WAYNE Rfr Wayne Q2s
FIYMODTE ED Coruer-fo0 ~ of paved
ff.lt4L, ,r.s.rBf business pgsVb. '.c- f.
s ftH down balance on terms Newman
10000 TFr -'h road Eedia,d ,721
COZ OILD- S1-S cash gives dert ~ little
.sru near Qug1 Road ard Gratiot 'r-
ve" money ir FsfC place. Wffe
E.V AIS. N.tt.H Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
RI ~ TOR
Bungalows for Sale

81 bon
lNtrnos-Puritan section 5-ro0rr rsv roof
dandy Kitchen %. =, large basement move
right in
DAN HARRISON. UN 1.lglo
Sc CARFARF Ncw bedroom r,.fr.s
ready 90 wrVC boz SGun down Slt ~".
including taNee 4ud .hsu.HrUe See Nr-c
TODAY 2iioi Crafiuf . block past = A'.e
7.M-GEATlOT rms br recoHduorai
Move So -uO 5000 da o. sFti
CONSULT The enlarged Real Estate DER
iuFs In the h,g SUNDAY Times wan Af
So toni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Diamonds for Sale
SfoUes and Heaters

SEE STONE. save Up 20 BOZ on diamonds
1unreGeemcct. l117 GnswOlf s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

A BEAUTIFUL 9xi7 Administer Rug, Blue
Loaf used months, sacrifice, H7
Nf.frhef.s 1000 Grati0t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

Buy STATE owned properties, see your
resl estate broker.
BUY MAR BDEDS-Vacsnf int2 fer future
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

BEDROOM SUITE with box spring mat
tress A regular S13q outht for $50
ALVIN FURNITURE 1851 w. Vernon
open evenings except Tues and Wed.
BRAND new eN12 Administer rug. t39
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BUNK BEDS with springs. 2 mattresses
new. S35. 1924 Woodward
CATELEC table, S7e5. new mattress
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

A .-rC SUITE reupho.s;ered. $50 so
Major UphD,stsuug can TO $3.50.
GAIL HERK's for quality upholstering
iZo-3 GRAND RIVER no 20e6
FOR HHr wr-kmsnshfr, can Crane Crhol.
STERN. $3.50 Mack Plaza z171
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