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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Daughters Gift Bounees
Gave Mother Dog; Then Mother Leaves $4,000
in Will TO Canine and Daughter Sues

Administrators have filed a pc
tition in the Waupaca County
court asking for admission of the
will bequeathing everything TO the
dog. The hearing was postponed
yesterday until August 10.
Attorneys for Mrs. Engbretsor
have petitioned here for probate OF
the will in Detroit
The will specifies that Lady
Pooh be cared for by Tatians
Rhunc, a servant. and that al
assets OF the estate be maintained
for the home of the dog and the
maid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

A daughter who two years ago
presented her mother with a bull
terrier named Lady Pooh today is
contesting the will in which the
dog was left its owners $4,000
estate.
The daughter is Mrs. Cecil
Engbretson, wife of a Rochester
Mich, high school history instruc-
tor. Her m OF her is the late
Mrs. Nina Beglinger. a former
supervisor OF adult education in
Detroit schools. She died May Is
in Waupaca, Wis, where she took
up residence last spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

'0rderedFired
by Jeffriies
Slight Cur+ailment
Of Service Seen
as WaIkou+ Result

Detroit's wildcat 16-hour trans
portation strike was at an end to-
day. and the $50 men who took
part in it discovered they no
longer have DSR jobs,
But whether yesterdays dr.
|turbances would flare anew was
still question in the minds Of
city. DSR and war plant officials.
The strike. came to an end. at
7:15 last night in the AFL Labor
Temple, Park avenue at Mont
calm street. after an impassioned
plea of several hours to the strik-
ers by James Hoffa, business agent
for the teamsters' union (AFL).
However, Hoffa, in reporting the
success of his plea to Mayor Ed
ward J. Jeffries, said he believed
the punishment to be melted the
strike leaders sis a point that
must De discussed.
FEARS MORE TROUBLE
eff they are discharged, it
may precipitate more trouble"
Hoffa said.
Jeffries declared that not only
the ringleaders but the estimated
$50 participants in the wildcat
strike have been suspended and
will never again work for the DSR.
I've won't take any of them
back-definitely not" the mayor
raped. wen run the system
without them. This Is q good
time for a general house-clean-
ing In the DSR to rid IL Of
undesirables."
Jeffries said his order for i'm
mediate suspension of all men
who struck wilfully had been
given and it is now the RESPONSE
bility of DSR officials to en-.
force it.
IL see no reason for further
discussion of punishment for
these men," the mayor added.
Continued on Page Three)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

u.s. Building Force
Of Air Commands
New Army Unit to Have Power
Exceeding Any Other in World

WASHINGTON. July Is GNS)
The United States is creating ar
air commando force that will ex.
coed anything OF the kind the
world has yet seen" Lieut.. Gen
Henry II. Arnold, commanding
general OF the army air forces, re-
vealed today.
Including parachute troops and
glider and transport plane combat
groups, the American air com.
mandos will constitute a self.
contained force" fully equipped
and supplied. liable and trained to
strike the enemy where he is
least prepared" General Arnold
said.
And after completing their mis-
sions, the air-borne attack forces
and glider pilots will be prepared
10 withdraw, Arnold revealed
How that would be accomplished
was not disclosed, for military
reasons But United States Army
planes. while in flight have been
successful in picking up gliders
from the ground.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
MarIene Dietrich Sued
BY Store Over Bill

NEW YORK. July Is QNS).-
Marlenc Dietrich was made de-
PENDANT today in a $4,000 suit for
alleged non-payment of a bill.
The complaint, filed by Lily
Dache. Inc, alleged that the movie
star owed A.l41 for so items.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

bling paraphernalia we're seized in
all the raids, police said.
Arrested at the Seward avenue
address were Carl NJ. Hetzner. 81
of 81 Seward avenue; Sam d. Sto-
lorsky. 81, of 4047 Clements ave-
nue., and Sam Rosenfeld, 40, OF
2305 Park avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
REDS FIRE VILLAGES

Many villages were reported
aflame on the southern front,
where the Russians applied
scorched earth tactics as they fell
back from the once rich Donets
industrial basin.
(The Germans reported that
Voroshilovgrad was aflre and
had been capture)
But on the Voronezh front. SOC
miles north of Rostov, the Rus
slams still were fighting one of the
bIoodiest battles Of the war to
harry the enemy flank.
South OF Voronezh, the Rec
army recrossed 10 the west bank
of the Don River in a sanguinary
battle. Dispatches said the Rus.
slams literally lifted whole Ger.
man battalion from the banks and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
NO EASY JOB

Disclosing that headquarters for
the air commands. listed officially
as the troop carrier command,
has been established at Stout
Field. Ind. with Col. Fred S.
Borum, army air corps. command
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
RedsAdvanCe
In Thrust al
VoronezhLine
Germans Drop Troops
Behind Russian Front.
Bypass VoroshiIoverad
BY HENRY SHAPIRO
Unlted Pres. staff Correspondent

MOSCOW, July 1s.--Axis spear.
heads, sweeping southwark past
the industrial center of VoroshiIov.
grad, surged deeper into the broad
plains of the Don River and tho
northern Caucasus today while
the Red Army hammered through
five villages in a renewed thrust
into the enemy flank near Voro-
nezh.
The Germans were throwing
their reserve strength. including
air-borne troops that landed be.
hind the Russian lines. into the
offensive against RoStov and tho
lower Don and il was acknowledged
that they had bypasSed Noro.
shilovgrad and forged southwark
despite persistent Russian counter
blows.
The German high command
claimed that the lower Don
River had been reached on Il
broad front. probably near the
Donets River about 20 miles
east Of RoStov, and that the
Russians were retrcating into
the Caucasus under relentless
air attacks. Rostov was reported
menaced from three directions
--Taganrog. Voroshilov and the
Don River line.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
The Weather

The sun will set al e.04 p. m today.
and rise tomorrow AZ s.i3 a. m.
The moon viii set At HISS .. m.
today. and rise tomorrow az II Is p. On.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
IN FOREFRONT

"Glider pilots and air borne
combat troops VIII he In the
forefront OF attacks" General
Arnold said. THE importance
of these swiftly moving combat
teams cannot he overestimated.
Although many details must
he kept secret concerning Its
exact sire, composition, tactics,
detectives and when and where
II will strike, IL can now he re-
vealed that in sire, equipment
and firepower the air borne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

Ing. General Arnold warned
against expectations of immediate
accomplishments.
II emphasize" he said. "that
this sir-borne attack force does
not give us an instantaneous or
cheap solution 10 our war prob
lem. Its creation Is calling for
n stupendous effort. The time
when IL will attain Its full power
Is still a long way on"
While General Arnold empha.
sized the use of elders for the
lightning offensive action" Of the
air commands and called for
volunteers to train as glider pilots
he said parachute troops fire.
quently will be transported in the
large planes which will power the
gllders 10 combat areas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
FORECAST

FORECAST
For Detroit
and vicinity.
Continued
very warm
and humid
today
tonight and
y tomorrow
morning;
moderate 10
occasionally
fresh winds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Learn the Trade

Many artisans accustomed 10
working through such stores now
are going 10 lend their services
10 the clinic at nominal charges
10 the clinics customers.
For persons who wish 10 do
their own handiwork. the clinic
will open a school where arts
Will be taught.
Mrs. Yyonne Zerdun of the
clinic staff. dreSsmaking and mil
linery instructor, who spent her
childhood in Yucoslavia during
the first World War, knows the
ms and outs of conservation and
what il does 10 inspire creative
art. She knows what it is 10
live in a war economy.
III We learn 10 conserve now"
Mrs. Zerdun said, while we still
have so much. we shall never
know what dire need is.
For those who do not know
how to sew, its a good time TO
learn, Miss ElSton said, while
styles are Of necessity so simple.
There is no reason for any
ones being poorly dressed, - Mrs.
Zerdun remarked, where there
is so much 10 use and 10 make
over. Why. in Europe we do
not throw away even a thread. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Keep ping Bathroom Tiles
And Boseboords Clean
BY ELEANOR ROSS

film is by the good old soap and
water route. Fill a pail with
good hot swds and wash the tiles
with a large sponge or soft
cloth.
When all the stain has been
washed away, rinse the tiles
with clear warm water and wipe
them dry with a clean soft cloth.
II this treatment is followed
once a month the cleansing can
be done with little effort. When
left too long. the removing Of
the dirt requires the application
Of considerable elbow grease.
A spick-and-span bathroom is
certain proof of a good home
maker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
And Hosiery
And temperamental hosier.

And temperamental hosiery.
II was stockings that really
started this whole idea OF
conservation clinic"
A few weeks ago, Miss Mafa
Mercedes Elston of Chicago had
a pair of hose mended so salts
factoriIy that she asked herself:
III stockings can be mended like
this, why not everything else in
wartime?
Her idea grew until now II
encompasses almost everything
from hairpins TO furnaces.
The result: The United Con-
servation Clinic opened this
week in South Chicago, managed
by Miss Elston and financed as a
project OF the estate OF Marshall
Field.
This is only a beginning. Soon
clinics will be set up in every
neighborhood of Chicago. And
the idea already is striking fire
over the nation, Miss Elston
said.
Signs-"Closed for Lack Of
Stock, Fixtures for Sale" seen
in neighborhood and small town
stores reveal A need for such
clinics, she said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20

ALTHOUGH most homemakers
are careful TO do as good a
cleaning job as possible, there
are some things that are often
neglected, while the rest of the
house shines and sparkles. We
refer TO baseboards and bath
room tiles.
White painted baseboards and
other wood surfaces throughout
the house have become popular
in recent years because they
give a feeling Of space and light
70 rooms that might otherwise
appear cramped and cherries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Window Frames

The plain surfaces Of doors
and window frames are easy TO
keep clean by weekly busting
and occasional soap and water
washing. but baseboards, partic-
ularly if they have trims with
several crevices, catch and hold
the SCOT more firmly.
Because they are partially
hidden by furniture, they are apt
10 be ignored until.they are dis
treSSlnglY dirty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
To Keep Perfume

ANN SHERIDAN, who will
he seen next in George Wash
ington Slept Here not only
keeps her large bottles of per-
fume in dark corners eight
causes destructive chemicali-
zation), but transfers quantities
10 a small flask for daily use.
sealing the large bottles with
sealing wax each time TO pre-
vent evaporation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Weekly busting

Weekly busting with a soft
bristled brush or with a dust
cloth will keep the plain sur
faces of baSeboardS clean but
will not be sufficient TO keep
the cTeviCeS from becoming
clogged.
A good scrubbing is needed
from time TO time. The most
effective way 10 do this is 10
use a small thandbruSh with
bristles long enough 10 get deep
into the Jennings.
Dip the brush into thick suds
made with the smallest amount
of water possible. Scrub lightly
in a lengthwise direction until
the dirt has been dislodged. Then
rinse away the soap with a
sponge squeezed out in clear,
warm water, and dry the wood
work with n clean cloth.
This procedure will make fire.
Quent repainting unnecessary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
u Accessories

HERE'S A pattern brimful Of
a variety of acceSsories--many
sewn, some pasted. others car
pentered and painted-the whole
family will find something to in
trigue them. A solution 10 gift
problems not so far of!
Pattern 451 contains detailed
directions; materials required for
"a different items.
Send IL cents in coins for this
pattern To The Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department, 1925 Times
Square, Detroit, Mich.
Owing TO customs regulations,
orders for patterns 10 Canadian
destinations cannot be filled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
New Clinic
Will Mend
Everything
BY GWEN MORGAN
United Press star Correspondent

CHICAGO, Sept. 19.
CET out your old gray bonnet
VI its time to make it new.
Also hubby's old tweeds-the
ones with the hole in the seat;
brighten up your wardrobe with
a new hat, purse and gloves
made from them. Bring your
electrical appliances-the ones
that won't work any longer;
have them fixed. That old sew
ing m achi e-does it run?
You're going 10 need II!
Bicycles, tricycles, pots and
pans-the tinker is there 10
mend them. Your furniture
the broken down chair and the
SWsyback settee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20

The style opening this year is
far from those of prewar Paris,
although Lelong. Lanvin, Worth.
Bruyerer, Molyneux, Maggy,
Rouff and all the other big
houses - which have migrated
from Paris TO AK Les Baines.
Cannes and Nice-are repre-
sented.
But there no longer are hordeS
Of American buyers and fashion
writers. Foreign customers are
chiefly Swiss and Spanish.
Dressmakers have had their
imaginations clipped by edicts
issued by Lucien Lelong, who
holds the rank OF fashion car
and title OF responsible OF the
hautecouture organization COM
mlttee.
His orders limited each house
10 a showing of IS dresses for au-
tumn and 25 for winter, banned
the manufacture Of culottes be-
cause they require too much
cloth. limited the amount OF ma
terial used in any garment and
stipulated the maximum OF but
tons which may be used.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Bathroom Tiles

When was the last time you
washed down the tiled walls OF
the bathroom? If you haven't
done il recently, you are proba-
bly, in for an embarrassing sur
prise, because the tiles are likely
to be covered with a film of dust
that has been gummed firmly TO
the glazed surface by the action
of the steaming bath water.
The best way to remove this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Designs
Influenced
By Edicts
BY HENRIETTE COvO
United Press stan Correspondent

AK LES BAINES, Sept. 10.
ERSTWHILE Partisan dress
~ makers lifted the veil to-
day on the 1929 winter styles
created in free zone social CEN
tiers to which they have mi
grated, and revealed that their
fashions and practicability were
synonymous.
Typical Of the trend, II a
change dictated by economy OF
military defeat may be so
termed. was one dress named:
II Replace Central Heating"
But let il be said for the invent
iveness OF the stylist that the cre-
alton is OF fine black wool, and is
discreetly padded in the back.
arms. shoulders and bust 10 add
warmth without much heaviness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-20
Similar Styles

When new styles first went on
display il was revealed that
while RECOMMENDATION may not
have brought Standardization,
the stylists a. least got their
heads together before coming 10
AK. The similarity Of their Gre
a,ions thus enables this definite
description of what madame and
niedemoiselle will wear, provid-
.nc they have the price
Overwhelmingly longer;
waist adjusted slightly lower;
shoulders normal. neither square
nSr sloplng; hips less evident
with a tendency 10 capitalize on
natural slimneSs resulting from
insufficient nutrition; collars net
and high; much velvet. jersey
and ersatz tweeds in rayon.
Coats-fur collars very envel-
oping; normal shoulders; ample
bust and bottom of coat oh
tanned by tight belt. sleeves vo-
luminous AT shoulder, but tight
at wrist; immense fur pockets
Hats-lersey or velvet turbans
folding in ears and neck. or big
hats in velvet. felt and fur
drsped for height and allure.
coPyrgh, 1852, ~ United Press
Evening star., 1942-06-28

ENCY. BRIT. 18th ed, 32-v., $40, cost
S120; same. 9th ed. S25; L. Y. $40;
University. l0-v.. s. 50; Funk &; Wagnells
Stand. 25-v. S4 Scott's works. 81 80.
1901 Oak n NJ
Evening star., 1942-06-28

THREE ARNDT 72-cage egg-layine bat,
teries freed new water troughs only) orig.
inal cost. Sl67 each: sell $50 each. cash
B. A. Cra ddock. Dresden ST. extended, Ken.
sington. Md. all day Sunday oSs
Evening star., 1942-06-28

CORDWOOD. seasoned. wholesale and re-
TAIL pine, oak and mixed, Aft. lengths or
sawed to order. Wood yard. 900 block
Howard I'd sc. TR. 1903. Nights and
Stove and ton
Pea IL 90 ton
Buckwheat and rice $50 ton
Silver Spring, Nd. Sligo 0231.
FIREPLACE WOOD. oak. hickory, S14 cord.
Prepare now for xrationins eventualities.
Pierson. Olney. M. Phone Ashton 1891.
Evening star., 1942-06-28

PIANO, small antique. 34o0 Bunker Hill
I'd, Mt Rainier, Md, any time Sun
WA i45S.
Evening star., 1942-06-28

PIANO, baby grand, Kurtzmann, mahoe-
any, perfect condition: looks like new;
ideal for musician; real bargain. Schaef-
fe l4oS Irving st
Evening star., 1942-06-28
CATTLE g LIVESTOCK

SHOW HORSE. named Littlejohn. for sale.
Call SH. 1851
8 RIDING AND DRIVING HORSES 8
pretty ponies 10 work mares, chesp
mules, double and single harness, car
riages, buegies carts. wagons, saddles.
brides. > spotted mares, work and ride:
dapple gray hunter. Rear 736 18th st. sc.
Evening star., 1942-06-28
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

vIBRA HARP, Deagan. concert model like
new; the only one in town. Real bar
gain. Ratner's Music Store, 736 18th NV.
WASHER. Maytag. famous square alum
this Try 1t. Only $3.50. AT. 1852. "
WASHING MACHINES1If you can pay
luxe Iarge-size ABc-o-MATIc washers.
also few new small apartment washers.
Immediate delivery. Call Republic 1890.
The Piano Shop. 1O15 7th st. NV.
WELDING OUTFIT. comp; .Insto. gas tanks
sorcSss torches sSd stocks and dies Pumbers
pipe cutters. star drills. 275-gal. oil tanks
1,50O 1t. cont. ext, cord. a29 Florida
ave. NV NO. 1921.
WELDING TORCH. q tips. . regulators
3O-ft. hose Call Glebe OS6l
WELDING TORCH, oxy-acetylene Airco
d: b.; almost new $40. Phone Ordway
WORK BENCH, steel with wise. $50; misc
ignition parts. older cars. cheap. WO.
7345.
YOUTH BED, crib, high chair. maple;
Grosley cabinet radio, rollaway bed.
xYLOPHONEs-Used 3-octave Deasan
S44 so; used 3la-octave Leedy, $3.50
terms Republic 6212 Kits, 1880 G
st, middle Of the block.
GIFT. HUSNAN MEAT CASE - $3.50 90
5-ft. showcase e----- 1000
eft. showcase - 1900
Coca Cola bottle cooler----- 1000
Ice beer cooler " 800
Mag. racks teach) LOO
Cash resister uc to 50 O0) $500
2 Hlass-top tables and 8 chairs 5000
oSl3 18th st. NE
Evening star., 1942-06-28

P1ANO-Slishtly used latest model Musette
spinet. S295; this is a Colonial model that
other values in slightly used spinets
offered at big reductions during our big
clearance sale: terms. Call National 1923.
Arthur Jordan Piano Co., corner 18th
and G Sts
Evening star., 1942-06-28

| PIANO-Steinway grand, beautifully rean-
lshed and completely rebuilt al Steinwsy
factory. Long Island. N. Y. Hes new ac-
CELEBRATED action and new patented dIa
phra smatic sounding board. Cannot be
told from new instrument on our floor.
To be sold for considerably less than stand
ard price. Campbell Music Co Authorized
Stelnwav Dealer. 92l llth St NV
Evening star., 1942-06-28

PIANO-Used Meldorf medium sized plain
mahogany case upright in good condition,
500: Just one of the many values We have
on sale at reduced prices during our big
clearance: terms. Call National 1923. Ar
thur Jordan Piano Co., corner 18th and
D SITS
Evening star., 1942-06-28

PIANO. Why pay as much for an imita-
tion stencil or second-grade spnet when
you can buy brand-new Lester Betsy
Ross Spinet, one of Americas most famous
pianos, for only S295: Convenient terms
Lester Pianos, Inc. 1871 G st. NV.
Open ewes
Evening star., 1942-06-28

PIANO. Steinway. style M. the only one
Of its kind for sale in Washington. Just a
few years old but looks like new. Tremen-
dous buy. other real bargains. Rather 8
Piano Store. 736 18th st. NV. RE. 2499.
Evening star., 1942-06-28

OFFICE FURNITURE-Desks. files, check
writer's. Republic 1884. 1927 Eye ST. NV
PAISLEY SHAWL-For immediate cash will
sell genuine Paisley shawl, best condition.
S25 AID. i1S1.
PIANO, upright, $50 cash. Phone ia
Evening star., 1942-06-28

PIANO-We have a very fine used Stein
way grand in good condition that we are
Offering at only SAB during our big clear
ance al instrument that is easily worth
SR15; terms. Call National 1923. Arthur
Jordan Piano Co. corner 18th and 6 SITS.
Evening star., 1942-06-28
GARDENS TO ORDER,

Garden material. construction and serv-
ice. Estimates are free Perfect beautiful
specimen everareens. sacrifice tall varieties
Tor screen: old-fashioned Towering shrubs
fruit trees; tree surgery. gradins illinr
seeding. soddinF, rock gardens, pools. drive
ways, hasstone walks. terraces. outdoor
nures. composts, topsoil. peat moss: extra
special. three tons poultry manure s2s
Evening star., 1942-06-28

FANS, attic and room coolers; keep entire
house, cool; S47 80 up. See, our quality
line of G.. E motored fans at lowest prices.
Blades and motors for sale. Harris Arma-
ture Co 1343 9th st NV
Evening star., 1942-06-28

FANS. attic and exhaust, large stock. all
sizes complete installat ton zoos of local
tobs. Certified ratings Free engineering ad-
vice G. E. motors. GICHNFR. MA 1870.
Evening star., 1942-06-28

PIkNO-Used wurlitzer small apartment
other values on sale at reductions up to
35'c during our big clearance; terms Call
National 1923 Arthur Jordan Piano Co.,
corner 18th and G sts NV.
Evening star., 1942-06-28

FURNITURE - Custom made sample =
niere living room suite, Hanback, chair,
barreI-back chair and wing schair at
s-eatlv reduced prices New York Up
holsterinE Co. fl1 p st. NV
Evening star., 1942-06-28

FLOOR SCRUBBERS sos; key machine,
S25: compressors. 81 so; stand hair dryer,
SIS: bird CAGE. 80: vac. cleaner, IS; tennis
racket. 81: West. refg Jan. 1915 Col rd
Evening star., 1942-06-28

FANS 9-36. Buy now before rush. Ex-
haust, desk, floor pedestal; attic blowers.
Repairs, rewinding. CARTY. 1908 14th.
FANS-Electric | oscillsting, l stationary;
RI r current ME- 5I4n
Evening star., 1942-06-28

BANJO. tenor: practically new; original
cost, Sl5: will sell for S11. Glebe 1914 .
PIANO. knabe grand. masnifcent condi-
tion, $40. Lawson & Golibart. At Amer
lcan Storage. os0l Georgia ave AD 1880 .
Evening star., 1942-06-28

P1ANO-Wurlitzer baby grand; good condi.
ton; $3.50 cash. MI. 5S44. to . pm.
PIANO. grand. spt.-size, brown NAH
like new. Harry Jones, Security Storage
1l40 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1942-06-28

OFFICE FURNrTURE-31xi0 table. :}2x42
folding typewriter desk. four straight and
swivel chairs. all WOOD. mahogany finish;
also matching steel four drawer letter
SIZE file cabinet. Phone J. J. McPhaul,
North f.o3
Evening star., 1942-06-28

FURNITURE-Clearan rance sale. manufactur-
ers' samples at less than wholesale prices
] 50 odd suites. bedroom living room and
dining room. Also beautiful selection Of
sofas. sofa beds, couches, studio couchss,
operate with the lowest overhead in Wash
ineton. therefore shop here first and save