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Pitfalls Of Love !. f.. i. By Adele Garrison

the last person on earth to know
of your whereabouts.
$50 they got hold Of Marion,
first, because Of certain circum-
stances which are not yet clear
TO us.
'It was easier for them TO
contact her than IL was any one
else In our group.
"And second because, knowing
the resources of the Underwoods
and my father, they counted
upon their moving heaven and
earth 10 find you In order TO
ransom Marion"
He had not heard the last par
OF my TRADE, for it literally wa
that. I knew il by the expression
in his eyes - bewildered, angry
And he hardly CAV,
me chance TO finish before de-
manding:
What do you mean by that
speech. and by what you said
before about Katharine not
hearing from me: How long
has II been since she had a letter
from me ."
l looked at him, trying to max,
my face and voice impartial, bu
failing signally because OF my Ions
pent up indignation against hin
for his inexplicable neglect o
Katharine.
"You ought to be able 70 an
swer that question" I countered.
when did you last write her ?"
Continued tomorrow
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Service Notes
Mother Given
Bond as Prize

Mrs. A. L. Rinnas. 1894 McKin-
ley avenue, has received a SIS de-
tense bond presented by the Har-
lingen (Texas) Chamber OF Com
|merce to her as the mother who
Travelled the greatest distance to
see her son for the Harlingen
Hats Of to Mothers" Day
program. Pvt. Robert Rinna S
was a cost accountant at
the Revere Copper e. Brass Com
pany plant here and was drafted
into the army last March. He is
attached to the Harlingen Army
Gunnery School.
A service mems mothers club
has been formed under the direc-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19

Heaven" men for active duty with
technical units or as instructors.
Kalish was a member of Highland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19

ton OF the L
Will Do My Best"
organization and
will have its first
meeting this eve
ming. 1880 o'clock,
in the headquar-
ers at IL o 8
Washington bou-
j e v a r d. A / |
mothers of boys
in the army, navy
or marines are
invited to join
the club,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19

K a lis h. 100
Richton, High
land Park, are
now full-hedged
second lieuten-
a is in the
a r m e d forces
following their
graduation from
the bombardier
college at Mid
land Field, Tex.
They soon will
be assigned as
"Hpll From
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19

A service mems mothers club
has been formed under the direc-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19

passed the Off
GER requirement
tests at Fort
Custer with the
mark of $50,
the highest ever
m a d e by an
officers candi-
date at Custer.
In the S a m e
class awaiting
an examin in g
board decision
as TO their ac-
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By Lyman Young
By Michael Berry
BY Fran Striker
By Zane Grey

1--ta) Gen. George MARSHALL:
Obj Adolfo de Ia Guardia:
(c) Lafayette.
&(a) Thomas Jefferson; fb)
James A. Blaine; tc) Bible. :
3-(a) Jean Millet: (b) Rosa.
Bonheur; (c) Edw. Burne-
Jones.
4-(a) Northwest; (b) west;
(c) south.
5(a) Francois Villon: OBJ
Shakespeare; tc) <. A. Poe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-19

The navy has reduced its age
limit from 20 to IL years of age
for those desiring to enlist as air.
craft detector operators in
RADAR. Men from II to 20 will
be given seamen's ratings and
those over n petty officers grad
ing. Enlistments are being taken
at the navy recruiting station here
and training will be given at the
Ninth Naval District school in
Chicago.
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ARMY NMp RATES
Daify and Sunday
Postage Included

Mail remittance 10 Detroit Times,
designating 20 whom 10 send and
camp address. Any necessary
change Of address can be made
same day Of notification.
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1-Spectacles. IA
2--Leander, sweetheart OF Hero.
"a kind Of child's primer no
longer in use.
4--Sixty-six feet.
5t-"Originai gurnfned." " VI
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". wirkus, 3464 Doremus,

Lieut.. John S. frost. 12777>Kil-
bourne, Detroit, and Lieut.. Z. J.
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identity IL discovered. Will you
kindly think what YOU are
dolng?"
81 am thinking" I retorted,
(which Is more than you are
doing, or you would know that
am Just as much interested In
preserving your incognits as you
can possibly be.
AS nearly as We can find out,
tho gangsters who are holding
Marion are doing so simply be-
cause they see q chance Of dis
covering your wherea bouts
through intimid lon of her
family"
"You said that before" Jack
commented a bit impatiently
when you thought I was
Charles
81 could not answer you then,
but I want TO know now why
they should contact Marion.
How would she be supposed 20
know anything about me?"
Before I answer that" I said
suavely, 81 never have thought
you were 'Charles'--not from
my first sight of you"
I felt that / was speaking the
literal truth. ] had not knoWr
him to be my long lost brother.
cousin, but ] had been sure hC
was not merely a servant of Pro
fessor Diswell.
He stared at me incredulously
"You mean you knew me
through all this welter:" He
gestured TO his unkempt, stray
Cling hair and beard.
ais that so astounding"
countered evasively. "Your dis
guise n q clever one, I admit.
and would. deceive any casual
eye, but not those OF close
friends or relatives who know
you.
do you think for an instant
that Katharine's eyes would not
penetrate your disguise ?"
PAINFUL REMINDER
A spasm of pain crossed his face
"Katharinew he murmured
brokenly. and then to my relief
he dropped the question of my
recognition of him into his men,
tai wastebasket, from which /
hoped he would never recover
1t. I had made my point; chad
pricked his bubble OF amusement
over my failure 10 recognize
him, and had reliShed maliciously
his MONETARY chagrin.
That was more than enough foI
me, considering the false premise
of my assertion that l had known
him all the time.
katharine he said again.
"How Is she? And IL she not I'm
danger from these people who
are trying to get hold of me?
should think she would be the
one they would try to get hold
of, not Marion"
"They are very well informed
tho leaders of this gang" 1
said coldly, "and they evidently
know, like all the rest Of your
world, that Katharine would be
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Park Junior College rifle team
and a guard on the state cham
pionship basketball team. frost
ATTENDED the University of Detroit.
Allan F. Schmalzriedt, 1911
Garfield avenue. Allen Park.
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DETROIT EVENING TIMES (PHoNE CHERRY $500

Lewis y. Wright. a25oe East ii.Miis road
William II. shannon. 1884 Burt.
John X. LaChance. 1859 Boston.
Clair ". Martin. i5i23 Dolphin.
Earl n. Larsen, 1880 Lindsay.
Oscar w. Bolt. 1906 Creyneld.
Emil l.. Adams. l4759 Trinity.
Bryce q. Frank. l7ls0 Trinity.
Allen scott. 81 Kendall
Donald A. Houghton. 1885 Chapel
WAYNE BOARD No. 81
John Bailey, 1920 Thompson.
Roy Coleman, 2O2 Winder.
John r. oliver. 1914 Kendall.
Charles l.. Garrison. 1905 Lincoln.
Charles o. Hamilton, 343 LaBelle.
WAYNE BOARD NO. 60
Dean c. Washburn. SIS Superior. Wysndte
William w. Campbell, 7t72 Larme, Allen p
Charles r. Pierce, 1921 College. Lincoln Pk
Gale l.. Myers. 6712 Heyden.
Richard G. Hoffman. 1921 Weddell, pesrbn
George L. DeLaRue, 1920 Allen, Wyandte
Harold L. Nsgei, 1878 Mich. blvd, Line. p
Arthur Gilstorff, 1923 Northline. Wyandte
Joseph PssItor. 9625 Gulley road, Inkster
Henry r. Miner, Flat Rock.
John o Brien, 1851 Westpoint, Dearborn,
Milo Bauser. 1923 Liberty. Lincoln Park.
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william A. ksyss. 1909 MettstsL
Nicholas J. Wingis, s0Ss Mariovt.
Victor J. scibor. 1855 Holmes.
Paul HAniak. Ts44 Piedmont.
John r. Boucher. i21it Coyle.
Edward y. ssdowski, sss3 MettetAl
Harry y. Tinkle. 7oi7 Yinger, Dearborn
George Y. AdarcIak, Sff+ etaheiin
Edward A. CasioTek. 1878 Brace.
Richard l. Mann. 1921 Terry.
Frank GrIywinski. s0Ss Heyden.
William w. Webb. 96i5 Mark Twain.
Jerome 8. Zaleski. 63T2 Hayden.
George G. Lowry. s5Ol SUSSEX
Arthur L. Clifton, 1875 Strathmoor.
Theodore J. Woodruff. il732 Grsndmont.
WAYNE BOARD No. -
Gilbert II. Lossin, 1885 Archaic.
Robert Il. Carter. eos Merton.
William c. Collins, 1875 Patton.
Arnold Seehoner. 1886 Appoline.
Howard Northover. 1897 Trinity.
Ernest @. Clark, 1895 Trinity
Raymond g. Schniers, 1888 Fenkeli.
Harry p, Krachmal. l7s03 Kentneld
HilmAr w. johnson, Mcclure, Ohio.
Joseph @. FAbiano. 1852 Burt.
Paul Cherewick, 1430i Trinity.
Kenneth Z. Easter, 1884 Blackstone.
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Parker. Charles X. Williams. william II.
Bergman, Herbert A. THEM, Hsm q.
Leong. Alfred }. DuBruek, Francis l..
Reilly. Milton w. Frazier. Herman c.
Prsstis, Edward Robbins. Norman d.
Barber, Louis Bsnaierde~ek, Eden y,
Rudicel, Frank Il. Cooper. Jack II. Gore.
Robert J. Carroll. Harold N. snyder. Eu-
gene @. Blot, Leo M. Padot. Donald J.
Russette, Floyd o. Chambers, Henry c.
simons. John b. Conn Jr., Mike M. Ellin.
Sam Douglas. Jack Jolsy. Joseph Nichols.
Leonard 4. Dsttman. Earl @: Dsay. Elli.
oft y. Anenburg. Joseph J. sRanda, Robert
s. Thomsson. Robert w. Phipps. james d.
Nebiett.
WAYNE BOARD NO. 1s-oeorgs J.
Stevens. Joe p. Pfuhl. Leonard Dahlmsn.
Martin l.. Frenzy. Mario ~. Aartinslh.
Albert w. Callssrt, Wallace A. Wilson.
Frank Borowitr. cletus r. rhibodsau.
Ross C. Clements. James .. Saivato.
Charles J. Brombaeh. Michael w. Radks.
Kenneth N. Kelly. Arthur J. Rau. George
r. Hatcher, Emil h. Tempest. sobert
Hazelton.
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Gordon Birkstt, fso35 Ruth. Melvindsie.
Waiter Forth, 1880 Reed, Melvindale.
Steve Moiner, Windber, Pa.
Gerard LaBslie, 737e5 schomberg, Inkstsr
Louis Boik, Romufus.
Benson Ross, l543 MIL. Lincoln Park.
Melvin Wilson, i3T2T Ellar, Dearborn.
WAYNE BOARD NO. flames y. John
son, John w. Wheeler. Rufus II. seweil
Gabriel b. Banks. Lawrence Il. Jones
William T. Hin. Mathew Walker. Edwarc
Jackson. Charles ST. Clair. o1ias Thomas
Windell Aikens. David J. Blenman, FREQ
Williams, Paul Pattsn, Irving Mccorvey
Lonnie Ransome, Abraham II. Banks
Luther b. Washington, Frazier Dukes
Myles Simpson. Dawson Kinsey, Robert W
Jones, Henry Grassland. Jackie M. MeGni.
WAYNE BOARD NO. s-wiinam @
Wallace.
WAYNE BOARD NO. IS-Fred Y. Car
ter Jr.. William c. Wibby, Harrison T
Atha.
WAYNE BOARD NO. Is-Norman @
MeBrien Jr.. Edsel Ferrszutti, Edward +
Lark.
WAYNE BOARD No. i7-wsrren v
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r, .srSs .soA.D NO. s-H-v a.
WAYNE D0A1D no. ss-cari >. pavss.
Vile O.. Collins. N
OAKLAND sOAaD NO. s-Rsussa W.,
Tfnsy. clair Hinnley. Wsitsr X: sshrcs4sr.
Jacob Ban peesslsar. Paul y. Lsussch.
Emery II. Montgomery, Eewsrd Z. skin.
nsr. crus y, Assnsndss. Dsrrsi p.
sehram. John L. Burns. Marx o. Daring.
James o. Crock Jr.. John @. oconnor.
Ralph D. LswIsnes. rrrsl 2 Grammar.
Z. Fisher. Pred X. Dadsnhsep. Aisx y.
Dtstsi. rutnsy \: javv:nee. HsyeM =.
kssfsv. harold w. Hanson, Walter r.
Nelson, Theodore Asdsrses. James =.
The following were sent airsct 60
Custer: 0arnett ,. compeap. yte1svsek
Lstevrnesp. Luther Ebert. Johnnie L
Person. Walter a. Buck. nossst a; 0ies,f.
Mcdowell. John y ceays csbert GtiissptA
Richard q. kvDpel.
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MarlAnd l. Munros. s4os Henley.
Frank PAlamAr 1865 South Edssl.
Jrrrtt ApolER,- liis Waterman.
Francis p. quinn. i2s13 Corbin-
william r BeckmAn, 633S Vista court.
Reginald NJ LeIuch. Si6i Melville.
Richard LeutEs, iO750 Flora.
iwiifred {. Summers. $40 Cadet.
George Ossian. AZ Cotterell.
Harry A. NArsisian. 22s North Green.
John MHnoOgisn. b01 South Green.
Rudolph A Mitoraj, pO7i Lyon.
John J. KitA. Siis Thaddeus.
Donald r.. Goffer. 7ii7 West Lafayette.
Robert q. MAcKinnon.
WAYNE BOARD No. as
Robert Craig. 72ss Sryden.
Edward Bonner. 1904 Central.
Gary Hendricks. T3i2 Central.
Warren Flowers 1851 Dryden.
Burdette ~, Burton, 71se Central.
Douglas T.. Smith. 1923 Central,
Robert II. LanKford, 1858 Dryden.
Benny Lane, 74o7 Dryden.
William X. GriEgs, 1890 American.
WAYNE BOARD No. a.
George X. Nelson. 1885 Longscre.
Anthony stee, 7ili Payne, Dearborn.
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shan s Daniel it7 Connecticut n. Park.
Jaiph " MNm. S2ls Vancouver.
fy11'1sm ~ CrsIs SIzl w. ChieAgo'
'nanisl J. White 1881 Nspiswood.
Peter white SSaA Alpine
Gland r. Rarringer Ti63 Mackenzie.
I1hR Brandon, Sa22 Carhnndale
VerHon l. Johnson S005 FernVood.
George Krogsfad Dr. s62T Dumharton.
John Coldis 7i27 Mackenzie
Arthur C. Cosner soa5 Wykes.
Edward KiTyma. Slqa Mandalay.
CORTLAND shaw. Ss73 y. Clarendon,
Thomas p LAyow. ao4s FeTnwood'
Jack H. Rreneman, ias Glendale. High. y.
Far NJ Nash $3.50 EpWorth
Michael J. Galloway, Sses Clarendon.
Robert De LApiapte, 540e MspleVood'
Ward } Lucas ~. s7a6 Petoskey.
Wilbur p Lutr sos Dryden
William ~ FRY Jr 1878 linSdale.
Prank J. Monea s237 Carbondale
Alan r. slater S0ei Wstherby
Donald Armstrong, s2ll Wetherhy.
WAYNE BOARD No. ~
Pharosh Brooks 2020s IIons
RAYMOND J. Whiting, 1910 Garfield
Arthur l.. FELTON,. 20426 Roselapn.
James " Apphng. $500 West Eight Mile.
John A Foreman 10000 Rcselawn.
Melvin Cowsn. 202ts Greenlsvn,
Curiey r Moore. 2049i RoSelawn.
John McCauley Jr,. 20425 Wyoming.
John T Horton, 1e93i RoSelswn.
Fletcher Foreman. 20207 Griggs
Fart =. Wilkinson, 20249 Kentucky
walker Evans Jr 20fll Greenlapn
Frank Brooks, $3.50 Norfolk.
Charlie Bradley, 20l60 Wisconsin.
James r. Johnson. 2Ol35 RoSslswn.
Eddie Merritt. s72e West Eight Mile
Wynn Rhodes 2oi2s Ohio.
WAYNE BOARD No. as
Arthur y. KlAtt, Tii6 Rowan.
Ontario GanIini. $50 Dumfries.
I Peter NEusedA 1863 South TdSsi
Lido DeBernRrdo SOS South Post
Joe c. Wagner. TOO South Reid.
Ennio Durono, 240 North Post
IThaddeus SahudA, 1lO4 South IiddeNdAie
Robert MacKinnon. 1874 Casgraln.
John sakaH Toledo. o.
lsnatius Koycinsh, l5t South Gates.
/ Edward J. pemko. Sf4i Witt
Francis p. DeFrank. $50 West Jefferson
walter Koscislnisk s2i4 South.
Steve surmansn, 423 Cotterell.
Anthony J. Krystyan. 1928 Portland.
stanley J. prusak, 9224 Melville.
James F. Hill. 1889 Downing.
Andy Lizak. 1917 Bacon.
Elmo J. Morr 5le South Greyfrairs
| Donald l.. StoneT 1922 Flora.
steven Rlelas. 1884 Purdue
Joseph r Bryzek, 1886 Portland
August Pedenell.- us South Baysidc.
William J. Bebber. b94 South Waterman
Kenneth W. Fslklem, 740 Rsdemacher.
RAYMOND K Wodtke. 6332 Army. -
I Frederick j. Horne 1857 Henley.
Leo Klus. SIS South SolvRy.
Stanley Mydlarz. 1870 Copeland.
John J. Kazmar. 642 South Post.
Charles Kasparian, sol South Green.
James T. Gibbons. 1856 Infantry.
/ Ernest A. Szaho. $50 South West End.
/ FdSel =. Trionn, $40 South Post.
Theodore s. Fox. 1859 Waverly.
| William q. Joy. 1881 solvay.
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PRODUCTION


Skilled workers produce only we'll and eff
GENTLY they SEE That is why good light is so
important in plants Machine output depends in
large degree the speed and accuracy of machine
operators and seeing must be clear sharp eortless
GOOD LIGHTING helps to make it
But there is another production tool simo7t
important good lighting, and that is COLOR
CONTRAST Machines in factories are often painted
drab green deep gray or black, blending into dark
solid mass. This - combined with dull walls floors
and ceilings-makes seeing difficult under large
amounts OF illumination Valuable light is plotted
up" and much Of il wasted. There is no contrast
between the machine and the work, between gray
stamping and gray press Eyes strain to hands
are slowed down. hazards are multiplied.
paint brush provides simple and inexpensive
solution. BY painting the working of machines
lighter color, CONTRAST is provided between the
work and the background making it easy to And
because eyes instantly attracted TO the bright spot
the lighter color "spotlghts" the danger - the
point Of work and accident hazards are automati-
cally reduced.
Detroit Edison Lighting Advisors will be glad to
advise you on the combined use Of LIGHT and
COLOR CONTRAST TO boost production in your
plant. Call RA 2l0o Lighting Division. The Detroit
Edison Company.
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TwoCounties
Send $40 Men
ToArmyCdmps

Nineteen Wayne and one Oak
land County draft boards today
added $40 drafteeS 10 the army
roster.
Board No. 43. with 81 inductees,
topped the induction.
The list.
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WAYNE BOARD No l

waiter Crawford. SO Brewster.
Walter TtaNlor, T0T Grstiot
Morris Goldman Williams, 4slf John p
Ear Westntla. 2s7 Watson.
Judge WISE. 1929 Orleans.
lanes Melton. 1852 East Fort.
James EdwArd Darby, 1885 Benton
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In the troubled year just passing the makers of Old
Gold Cigarettes have had the heartwarmng expert
manufacturer can have.
Several millions of additional smokers have turned to
the enjoyment of Old Colds This has given the best
year our long history, and for this deeply grateful
So want to say thanks thousand thanks, you
friends and you old including many friends in the
Service, to whose approval we owe this good fortune.
Thanks also to you dealers and distributors whose
enthusiastic cooperation much And thanks
all you loyal employees who have worked hard to keep
up with greatly increased demand.
We approach the New Year with of
obligations all you We shall continue give smokers
cigarette blend of the finest quality using the finest tobac
available and the modern methods of manufacture
and for all Of you friends, ,uish happier Ne,O
Year and victorious
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WAYNE BOARD No. -

Ionnls ! Howard, $500 MeKnle,.
Emmett Robinson. 370i McGraN.
David Stokes. Aals Mckinney.
Robert TAylor, $40 huds0S-o
Rov r Chaney 1851 Hudson.
Isaac Daniel 5s07 VueWoo1.
George Grant 226S Watson.
WIN u Horton 1921 HUDSON.
Sam nsvts. Ass hcGraN.
Adam Cook, S433 NineWo'f.
William MASSEY. q1f Narsion.
James Green. 640T Ir0nWopd.
u,natips NJ Ciesia. 3Sla Goldner
GUY smith ass P0lmarston River Rouge
Hoses p. Sman. 6526 NineWond
John w SAMPSON b203 Nincvocd.
Purnfn Ter, $50 sylvan.
Fred A Joplin, $500 Ninewood-
George L BrHpd1ra 3S4t McArthuf.-
David L Farnam. Cleveland.
Wiiie Hariston, 1889 NineWood.
Charles n. Rlec. 1856 Hudson.
HamUin Harrison. 1929 Vinewood.
JOSEPH {. Morgan. $50 Rich.
Warren G. johnson, 5451 NineVcof
Hugh Pollock. 302e Vinevood.
Felix r. PACK. 5246 Mckinley.
Pred II. Harms. 52Ss Bangor.
sam Lake Jr., 3s5i sylvan.
John g.. Rice. 4s0a fireman.
John NJ. Trap S4Ta Roosevelt
Roisy Brown, ASIA Rangor.
James \. Turner, 1852 Bangor.
James Edgar
Milton Heeker. $3.50 Hardwood
ChsrIes ". Macleod. T73s Kendall
Jerome J Iahlonski. Garden CITY.
John y. Granger, aOsi Beverly
Winsrd NJ. Weaver. 55iT Linsdale
William Wiedenhosft $3.50 Taylor.
Rrendsn J. Klein, 5000 Epwor,h.
Elmer L. Sutton. $685. Joy road.
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Wearing Apparel

ALL FUR COATS greatly reduced for
January clearance Prices S5s. % and up.
Every coat guaranteed ~ Rubln'a 1864
Broadway. corner John x
MEN's new shoes buy now. nationally ad-
vertised SIS 90 values sea "a IS.
ntn-rs 81 o. - -. Al sizes Open 10 o.
sundays anti . 5sis Vermont south
Of Grand River
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate ia-t.
Section!
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A STEEL framed Berry overhead garage
dnor ONLY $50. VI R-36nO.
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1920 LIVERNOIS
OPEN SUNDAY II TO r

ALL ELECTRIC STOVES REDUCED
Need cash 90 Hotpoint caIrUd units.
l-pc top take So 81 Wes'lnghDis.
! pc top fully automatic was $50 So.
take &ll5 see This bargain. go Hotpoint
vas Xi5s take Sgs fun base calrod units
6-qt cooker. all ~ luxe features r.
terms s2qs Woodward MddIeVes'
open evenings to o. Sunday 1i-5.
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BELCREsT UPHoLsTERING - Custom
built suites; restyling, repairing. 6552
fireman. Tyler 4-2212
LET Famous restyle and rebuild your liv-
ing room suite. Call TO. 5000.
LIVING ROOM suite reupholstered. y35.
Free estimate. Liberty vi. 10000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

A NORTHERN WAREHOUSE SALE
$50 oil space heaters all must 20 10
make room for incoming freight no
reasonable offer refused All brand new
In factory crates also bargains on new
uncrated models as follows all COM
plete asso. 4. 3 and s-room sizes
Reg. $50 % EyanOil with fan, xf5. Reg
500 20 Norge, S33. model 80, Reg
$50 IS Preway. S2g. model ~. Reg
$50 - Sunhame, S35 model al Free
delivery, terms low az SIC per week.
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Lumber, Building Materials

STEEL framed Berry overhead garage
door, only $50 w. $500.
BRICK siding. reroofing, alterations; ga
RACES. cottages. FILA terms. no. 1854
BRIGGS QUALITY GARAGES Built Ac-
cordng TO Requirements. HogRrth 4l4l.
BRICK SIDING. Highest quality. LOW
EST PRICES. Quick service. Terms
oregon 2233.
BUILDING, 1929 almost new, can be
moved anywhere, bargain for quick sale !;
800 cash takes II. 1902 Eleven Mile road
between Van Dyke and Mound road, across
from trailer camp. No dealers. Apply
Sunday, between II and 2.
COTTAGE - 4-rOom. bath: 24x20; 1912.
state Lumber, 200ll John r. To s-l2O6.
2-CAR garage all materials comp, x1f2. so.
Fillmore Lumber. 24204 Gratiot. Rose. 1860
2-CAR GARAGE. Sls5. L. S. Housewreck-
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-03
Marines Kill
S. panese

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3 -R
- Marine patrols attacking enc
my forces on Guadalcanal have
wiped out another s. Japanese
in the Solomon islands and cap
tured a quantity of arms and
ammunition, the Nav announc-
ed today.
Daylight attacks by Army and
Nav aircraft continued to harass
enemy positions on the island.
An attack by Marines on a
patrol of so Japanese near the
upper Lunga river ended il kill
ing IS of the enemy and cap
ture of some arms and ammuni-
ton. In another patrol en-
counter in the Matanikau river
area 20 additional japanese were
killed.
The Navy announced the act
ion in communiquI number 210,
which follows (about 80).
South Pacific Gall dates are
east longitude)
Il. On December 4:
"(A) Army and Navy aircraft
continued daylight attacks on
enemy positions on Guadalcanal
island.
20. On December .:
"(A) United States Marines
attacked a patrol of 80 Japan
csc near the upper I ,nga river.
Thirty five of the enemy were
killed and a quantity of arms
and ammunition was capture.
"(B) In anOthe encounter
between United States and enc
my patrols in the Matanikau
area, 20 Japanese were killed."