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Evening star., 1942-02-22

viereck's publisher Of propaganda
books. Mr.. Hauck, president Of
small New Jersey publishing firm
known as Flanders Hall, told Of
various manuscripts brought by
Viereck and identified the books
they became. These mostly were
anti British propaganda. There
were such works as Democracy on
the Nile" The Hapless Beers" I'm
humanity Unlimited" story Of
India, and Seven Periods of Irish
History" The Government later
brought out from a German scholar
that several of these were transla-
tions from German works.
Account books of Flanders Hall,
brought into court, showed that
Viereck had advanced the pub
fishing house 1850. The COM
pany had paid him back about $4,-
500 from royalties and from money
he collected from the German Lii
brary of Information, which pur-
chased some of the paper-backed
volumes in large quantities.
Mr. Hauck testified that the firm
paid Prescott bennett $3.50 to ex-
ploit its books, and one of his re-
ported achievements was the Ma
tion-wide radio plug" which Rep
resentative Sweeney. Democrat, Of
Ohio. gave one Of the volumes.
Mr.. Hauck also described pub
fishing I'VE Must Save the Re-
public" by Representative Day, Re-
publican, Of Illinois, and arranging
to turn out book for former Sena-
tor Holt. Democrat, of West Vir-
ginia, though he withdrew the
manuscript after 1t was in type.
Evening star., 1942-02-22
Gas Attack Victims
Treatment PeriIous,
Capt. Roberts Warns
Residents Here Told
To Awoit Arrival Of
Decentralization Units

Unframed residents Of Washing
ton were warned yesterday that in
case Of a gas attack on the city
they should not attempt treatment
of victims until the arrival Of q
decontamination field squad.
If taken directly to q first-aid
station or hospital emergency ward,
q gas victim would "be q menace
to the personnel and patients" de-
clared Capt. Walter D. Roberts,
chief Of the decontamination unit
At the same time, he reported
that there are still q number of
vacancies" in the squads and sta
ton staffs-and requested men and
woment who desire to serve to ap-
ply at room 508 in the District Build
ing. or phone Executive $40, Ex-
tension 5, for an interview.
When completed the decontami-
nation unit will include 10 stations
each of which will have a chief
with 10 men assistants, one woman
leader with 10 woman assistants
and an advisory group of doctors de-
tailed from medical headquarters
1t will also include Is field squads
and two groups of 10 men each
working under leader.
The field personnel said Capt
Roberts, will be trained and out
Evening star., 1942-02-22

ignoring a summons to appear be-
fore the special grand jury and
pleading sick, when, 1t was charged,
there was nothing wrong with him.
This bond was raised to $500 by
Justice Let's when, after adjourn
ment of the trial Thursday, bennett
and a girl friend, Miss Maria Cecela
Waters, were called to the stand and
interrogated. Miss Waters admitted
she had been taking notes in the
court room and discussing the trial
with bennett at lunches and other
meetings. bennett said the girl had
read him some of the notes.
Unable to make the increased
bond, bennett spent Thursday
Evening star., 1942-02-22

Pay War Debts Committee. These,
Hill explained, included getting ma
terial printed in the Congressional
Record and arranging to have it
mailed out under some members
frank.
On cross-examination, Hill ad-
mitted it was necessary to obtain a
members permission to get anything
in the Record. Hill said he got, al
together, about $1,000 from bennett
for the expense of carrying out these
missions.
bennett had been slated as one of
the Governments key witnesses. He
was placed under 81 500 bond the
week before the trial for assertedly
Evening star., 1942-02-22
Former Fort Myer
Soldier Hangs Self
By the Associated Press.

BY Ine hSsOClAUtu Frcss
JAMESTOWN, N. Y. Feb. al
Police reported tonight that man
who hanged himself In the Sala-
manca Jail Thursday had been dis
hororably discharged from the
Army at Fort Myer, Va.
Police received fingerprints and
report from Fort Myer disclos-
ing that the man. who identified
himself as Ernest Wesley Reid, jr..
%. applied for service in the. Navy
at Richmond, Va, December o, un-
der the name Of James Wade de
Van.
He was arrested in jamestown
February IA in connection with the
theft of an automobile, and at that
time was attired in uniform re-
sembling that Of the Navy. Ar
rested in Salamanca Thursday as a
fugitive, he was found hanged in
his cell an hour later.
Evening star., 1942-02-22

night in jail. Friday afternoon he
was called to the stand as "a wit
ness for the court" with both sides
given the right to cross-examine
him. But bennett, questioned by
Justice Let's, refused to answer any
material questions. standing on his
constitutional right to refuse to give
information which might incrim-
mate him. The court upheld this
right and the witness was excused
and freed.
Hill came into court q prisoner,
brought from District Jail. He Is
under sentence of two to six years
for perjury. His indictment re-
suited from his statements before
the propaganda investigating grand
jury and one Of these assertions was
that he did not know Viereck.
Hill, who had not testified at his
own trial, took the stand and told
the jury of two women and 10
men he had lied to the grand jury
but now was telling. the truth. He
said he did know Viereck, very well
indeed, and he described what he
had observed of the accused propa-
gandist's alleged role at the Capitol.
Later, the Government cor
roborated q portion of Hills testi-
mony with the evidence Of Mrs.
Gordon Spielman, who had been a
clerk in Senator Lundeen's office.
Referring to the speech, Seven
Men and War" Of which Hill said
he sent out 125, 900 copies under the
Senator's frank, Mrs. Spielman said
on more than one occasion she got
Hill on the phone at the request
of Senator Lundeen, in the presence
of Viereck, and she heard them both
talk to Hill about mailing the
speech in question.
Telephoned Embassy.
Edward Corneaby, secretary to
Senator Lundeen until the spring
of 1910, testified that he over
heard Viereck phoning the Ger
man Embassy from the Senator's
office about some material, and that
a few days later an envelope arrived
bearing the name OF Hans Thom-
sen, charge d'affaires of the En-
bassy. The witness said he opened
the envelope and read manuscript
on thin paper which later became
a speech by Senator Lundeen con-
corning the late British Ambassador
to Washington, entitled Lord Lo-
THAN Against Lord Lothian" and
which still later appeared in book
form.
Longest on the stand for the
Government was Sigfrid Hauck.
Evening star., 1942-02-22
Entire Russian
Family Becomes
Guerrilla Band
BY. the Associated Press.

b.. y.the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, Feb. 2l.-when the
Germans occupied Mozhaisk, ST
miles west Of Moscow, the peasant
Mikhail Balm, his wife Irena and
their sons, Peter and Anatoly, held
a family council and decided to be-
come guerrillas
Irena, according to Soviet dis
patches from the uow-recaptured
city, took an ancient ikon from the
wall. made the sign of the cross
over each member Of the family and
said: Il bless you for the holy
cause"
In few weeks the four had
killed five German Officers and IA
soldiers. destroyed an enemy tank,
Il trucks and II ammunition carts
and captured 1900 grenades.
All SURVIVE although one son is
wounded.
Evening star., 1942-02-22

fitted with protective clothing. from
special underwear to rubber boots,
hoods. gloves and gas mask.
Stations will be equipped with
appliances to "neutralize" patients,
and facilities for eyacuating them
afterward to homes or hospitals.
Evening star., 1942-02-22
ItoIiun Foirs Cancelled
By the Associated Press.

BERN, Feb. 2l.-All expositions
and fairs in Italy, except the Milan
fair from April Ito April n, have
been Cancelled, Italian dispatches
said today. The reason given was
that wartime transportation should
be spared the additional load which
the fairs entail.
Evening star., 1942-02-22
John c. Bedford Dies

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 81 R.-
John Claude Bedford, solicitor to
the General Assembly of the Pres
byterian Church of the United
States, died today. He was IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Stock Skyrocketed

Arcadian stock skyrocketed or
the nations markets, but only or
the strength of the glamorous sur
face developments At one time
the mine was evaluated at 5000
600 Fortunes were lin the max
ing"
Then came the market slump of
1903-05. The bottom dropped out
of the copper market. The Ar
cadian. its reserves invested in
expensive equipment with too little
thought for underground produc-
ton, was left high and dry.
Work was suspended. Miners
went elsewhere 10 find work.
Hosts, machine shops, mills were
sold and the property diSmantled.
What was left of the elaborate
equipment rusted and rotted. The
location became a silent, deserted
ghost town" almost overnight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Engineering Magic

Professor Seaman, who knows
every rock in Quincy Hill"
planned the strange mining devel-
opment with great care.
BY engineering magic" he To-
Gated outcroppings on the hillside
and launched adit tunneling oper-
atoms AIS feet below the level OF
the collar Of the most southerly
shaft of the old Arcadian work.
ings.
Expenses are pared 10 the bone.
Gravity IS used 10 haul most Of
the poor rock from the depths Of
the drifts. Tram cars are in min
iature, car tracks are of narrow
gauge and crosS-cuts at some
points are only six feet across.
The five-man mine crew prob
ably is the smallest in Michigan.
Hans Budweg. veteran mine cap
tain who bosses the operations
underground with two miners and
two TRAINERS. saves more expense
money by personally acting as
blacksmith. machiniSt and cleo
trician.
lie builds even the tiny tram
motors, using a system Of auto
mobile batteries and pieces Of
junked cars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Copper Mine Becomes Property
OF Man Who Dug in 1t 46 Yrs. Ago
Old Arcadian
Lure Is Strictly
Business Now

mine but became prosperous as a
fruit merchant-came back into
the picture.
Since boyhood the dream had
persisted. Finally Paoli induced
his business partner, Harry Co
hodas, 10 join him in a new ven
ture-copper mining-on a purely
speculative basis. Paoli remem-
bered the huge mass OF copper nc
had seen in the miDe
They engaged Prof. W. a. Sea-
man, veteran mining engineer
associated with Michigan College
Of Mining and Technology, as
technical advisor.
Joseph NJ. Donnelly, Houghton
attorney, former Michigan public
utilities commissioner and one
iime United States district attor-
ney al Grand Rapids, became Sec
rotary Of the new Arcadian
Copper Mines. Inc. With a five
man mine crew, the company was
complete.
The firms plan 10 reach into
the hillside for the old, water-filled
workings is unique. Where the
old company spent thousands Of
dollars with reckless abandon, the
new explorers think twice before
spending a dime.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Copper Output
To Increase
Reclamation Plant
Financed by U. s.

CALUMET. Aug. Copper Is
going 10 pour out of dumpheapS
here before long 10 help bolster
the metal Golfers of the nation.
The government, through the
Metals Reserve Company, recently
approved contracts totaling ST.
10000 in loans 10 Michigan min
ing interests for construction Of a
reclamation plant 10 treat tailingS
and reclaim lost copper from
old Quincy copper sands deposits
near Mason on Torch Lake.
The loan will open the way for
construction of dredge. shore plant
classification buildings and erec-
ton of a fine grinding and fiota-
ton unit on the site. Ancient
milling methods left thousands OF
tons of pure copper in the dump
sands along the beach.
The loan will be made 10 the
Quincy Mining Company official,
of which negotiated the transac.
ton, with technical direction ir
charge of the Calumet and Hecls
Consolidated Copper Company
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
But He Carved
Banana Fortune
to Get Chance
BY ARTHUR JUNTUNEN

HANCOCK, Aug. Rags 70
riches" fables went out with oil
lamps, tight pants and hoop
skirts-but not so 10 Ralph Paoli,
who made his boyhood dream
come true.
Forty-six years ago. as an
italian immigrant boy of IS.
Paoli stepped from a train on the
shore of Portage Lake, bought
himself a tin lunch bucket and
went TO work as a trammer in a
Michigan copper mine--with vi
sions of vast and speedy fortunes.
The TRAINERS pick did not
turn into golden pen nor the
underground stope into Swank
front office overnight-but today,
at 81, Paoli is president of the
mine he worked in.
Fortune came in bananas. not
bonanza. Paoli found success in
the wholesale fruit business. But
in the forgotten, buried treasure
of the abandoned old Arcadian
mine. a relic of hectic boom days.
THE man who turned from miner 10
Imogul may find the climax to one
of the most remarkable sagaS in
mining annals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
BRIGHT Hope

In the years before tumbling
prices brought chaos TO the copper
industry, the Arcadian mine was
the bright hope Of this copper
region. Paoli, head of the new
ownership, hopes TO uncover the
rich lodes his predecessors sought
vainly in the gloomy depths of the
Quincy hillside.
II his unique plan 10 reopen the
old water-flled Shafts-by meth
DDS strange TO the copper business
are successful, Paoli may be
instrumental in laying open gilt
tering new horizons for this Lake
Superior mining region.
At its peak, the Arcadian,
.sprawled on a high bluff overlook
ing the Keweenaw waterway, was
one of the worlds richest poten-
.tial copper developments. Today
it is one of the smallest of copper
projects, stripped 20 the bone of
all but the most essential mine
trainings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Rock Pile Rises

With stopping at a minimum,
operations have progressed ap-
proximately $500 feet Of the
4, 500 feet necessary TO reach the
closest shaft. Approximately
$4,000 tons Of poor rock have been
dumped in the miniature mountain
which is rising alr oSt in Ripley
householders' backyards.
BY the time the bonneville
TRAINERS" approach the old mine
workings. unwatering operations
will begin TO drain, in succession.
all the old shafts and levels. The
company holdings extend nv
miles north Of Portage Lake along
the original lode. the bulk of
which, experts believe. is unmine6.
Not "A stock promotion corpora
ton. the new Arcadian does not
Plan TO list its stock on the mar
ket. Paoli says. Expenses are
paid out of pocket on the paw
aS-yOu-go basis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Money Abundant

Seven thousapd men worked
the mine when Paoli raised bis
terS as a trammer in the dusky
caverns. Five hundre new
houses shot up in a boom the likes
of which the north country had
never seen.
Money was as abundant as poor
rock on the growing mine heaps
The company capitalized at So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Banana Mine

1t is the only adit--or tunnel
copper project in Michigan and
one OF the few in the nation
Miners call it the banana mine, "
partly because of its owners in
terest in the fruit business and
partly as a corruption of the
mining symbol of riches, DO
nanZa."
Paoli, the son of an Italian wine
merchant, left a budding business
career in Italy TO track down the
proverbial fortune in the new
land in May, 1896. He went 10
work in the copper pits at S1.3S
per day, even as towns muSh-
roomed on the site of the Ar
cadian Strike" Srs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Fruit Merchant

There's were vain, desultory eff
forts 10 reorganize. but since the
rich lodes which engineers believed
coursed the hillside were vet UNI
tapped commercially, revenue was
lacking.
II was in 1886 that Ralph Paoli
who dreamed of owning a copper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02

100000 in 1898-spent reckleSSly
to set up surface buildings and
equipment for.what was 10 be the
worlds biggest copper pit Min
ers. immigrants lured from old
country fields and shops, poured
north in and endless stream, for
the future had a rosy hue.
Mining men the world around
knew Of the Arcadian, under
which several other properties
were consolidated, as the most
lavishly provided setup in the
business.
Nine new and modern shaft
houses rose on the towering hill
top. Surface structures Sprawled
elegantly--in proud clusters. And
new streets were laid out regu-
larly for the new homes that
went up 10 accommodate the
growing masses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
Farms and Lands for Sale
HOWELL.

$40 acres, near town; level productive
land some timber: a 20-acre lake a fresh
water stream Large house. lights and
furnace. large barn and silo. Price $50
l7o-AcRE RIVER FARM
An unusual farm with the buildings set
ural setting OF pine and virgin white oak
trees. The farm home has lights. fur
mace, bath pressure water laundry trays,
electric water heater etc Good barns
the farm right back OF the buildings.
Price $50 900,
so ACRES. STOCK AND TOOLS
so acres. stock, tools and equipment: To-
Gated ) miles from good town on an i'm
proved road; excellent soil, Is 10 30 acres
wooded, some black muck very good farm
home, electric lighted barns and silo
full OF silage: price also includes horses.
cows. hogs, sheep ana all feed; crops and
so ACRES, STOCK AND TOOLS
50 acres, miles from Howell. 7-room
house, electric lighted: basement barn:
some wood and river frontage. Farm
alone So, 500 or complete with all stock,
tools. feed and equipment for SIS 900.
60 ACRES
Level land. 20 acres wooded also a
stream. s-room house. electric lights,
pressure water. most OF the house has
been rebuilt but is still incomplete New
furnace and bathroom fixtures ready TO
so ACRES
Excellent soil, 10 acres OF good hardwood
timber. 6room house electric lighted. 2sx52
barn. other out buildings. Price Sc. 900.
terms.
l.. Fl. CRANDALL
'ii2 STATE ST. HOWELL. MICHIGAN
LITTLE MACK. near 12-Mile Road, SAYS
to $500; r. z. terms; light and water
in. Call Mondays. HENZE CO., 1889
Gratiot. PR. oolo.
MONROE At for a millionaire. 70 acres
all modern buildings; miles from
Monroei So, 500 y down. Martin Realty,
POOLS Van Born Road. DE. 9743.
ITELEGRAPH-Ann Arbor Traii-i0-room,
barns. chicken house. 10 acres, Sill 500.
terms. Agent. Vermont 5-9012,
4o-AcRE farm. buildings good condition,
near bomber plant 25255 Karr road.
Phone e4F2, Milan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
Income Bungalows for Sale

LITTLEFIELD. 1920 at Grand River
Brick. 3 and 5; stoker; recreation room,
tiled bath, sink. side drive; Scar garage;
insulated: storm windows; $3.50 down; $50
month no 5000.
". F.. Gustafson, Realtor. 10000 schoolcraft
VENICE (north OF Hsrper)-5-3; steam
heat; modern: good condition; only
81 600 $500 down. Tuxedo 10000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
STRASBURG AVE. 1898

EAST OF HOOVER BET rs III
'sw FHA project - lovely homes ful
lie baths. large kitchens fai base n q
rravity ut 40-s5 n lots ell improve
ents; 81 $50. $50; lOT On. oper
ally. Sun.
SEYBURN G. SCHULMAN
SIS JAS. CouZESs Us 372sl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
Rentals Wanted

cARETAKER-sr yssn. desires e-roou
Eat. house East side. Arlington US.
FURNISHED two or more bedroom house
or APARTMENT wanted for 50 months oi
accountant and family: references furnished
Cadillac 1888. 8 20 So Niagara 63o5. e
10 80 p. NJ,
FURNISHED apartment or income wanted
by three professional young women %
October 81 Columbia 1900. extension 2ss
REFINED. dependable Jewish couple and
son. IS desire 80 rooms. furnished
northwest section. Mr. PICK. Tyler 6-s2oo
RESPONSIBLE COLORED couple, -four
rooms. UNFINISHED. Northend. Ncsi
Side Trinity l-l464
5.RooM fat. house. west side excellent
references boy ;. Vermont h-3loe
BROOM house. in the family, defeuse
workers. TY. 4-S463.
CoLORED couple wishes fat ar apt de-
Tense worker TEmple 2afs2.
coLoRED-wsnts house or apartment,
az rooms owns new furniture.
wishes nice place. Trinity 2-sa5f.
Rad Times want Ads for pront-use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
UNCLAIMED FREIGHT

UNCLAIMED FREIGHT
BUY NOW WHILE PRICES ARE Low
Unb. Bed Sheets, 99c; Pilowcases. l9c
Big Plaid Blkts.. 81 20; Indian Blkts.. 81. 90
curtain Panels. 29c; Cottage Sets Toe
Mems Wool Comb. Sports Jackets. 81. %
Hunting Coats. S2.e5; Brooches 81. %
Mems Covert Pants. si.65. Dress Pts. 81. 40
49, Endicott johnson Hunt. Boots. 81. 45
Endicott-J Johnson Work Shoes ,......Si.9 81
Endcott johnson Dress Oxfords. 81. 95
Boys Work Shoes sizes 1916. 81 90
ALL SIZES COTTON MATTRESS. SIS. 95
Mcnamara House Paint all colors. 81 SO
exl2 FELT BASE RUGS. .....S 81. rs
Kitchen Metal CABINETS. low as. SO. e5
o'CoATs, ToPCoATs, Low AS $1,000
Paints, Linoleum, Beds. Springs. Rugs
oT EREHGAT 2901 GRATIOT
Open Sunday a. m. TO 4 p. m. Daily TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12

Electric Refrigerators

ELECTRoLUX, several almost new; five
cubic feet; sacrificing. cash. 2sel
Monterey
ICE REFRi0ERAroRs So UP
1858 GRATIoT AT BALDWIN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
Money to Loan
On Real Estat<

AT 4lseo Insurance Co. funds for good
mortgage loans; land contracts bought.
Ed. Henkel Co.. Hammond Bldg. CA. 2655.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
Furnished Rooms for Rent
Housekeeping Rooms

WEST SIDE Housekeeping room for thr'
edults; wonderful transportation. Trinii
1914.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
YOUR HoMEBARGAINs IN HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND APPLIANCES
Flats for Sale

FfSCHER-5-5; 2 furnaces; Pear garage
real bargain. terms. CA. 1900. tn. 2-6i1S
HIGHLAND. 327. Highland Park-5-5, hoi
ayr newly reConditiOned upper rents $40.
. lower vacant Tyler 5-sI77.-.---.----..--
McKINsTRY-2 fiat. SIS. steam heat
Sacrifice BUDGEs. LA. 62i0
sPRINGwELLs- VERNON Two-hat. excel
lent condition. Leaving city. Equity
81 500 Nnewood 2-i4ii.
coLoRED-BEs BUY IN TOWN. 1000
2fsm.. SIS, n. a ht.. $3.50 On. Me. e763.
CoLnRED-l5aGR-6s- TWELFTH T~A-ast7
six each, hot air. two garages ONLY
81 900, 500 down CALL TODAYl Many
other properties. ELLIS HAMLAR. Trim
CoLORED SPECIALii North OF Boule-
ward. Seven-famfy: 7 each; 50. 00O
down, SINGLES, fats, rooming houses.
ANY section. FRANK WILEY, Trinity
2-9767
COLORED-T wo-family. rooms each.
81 $50 $3.50 down; monthly payment $40.
sOq East Dawson.
'COLORED - sIX-tafniiy. north Of Blvd.
ONLY 81. 600 dn. JENKINS TR 2-e767.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
SeWing Machines

EXPERT repairs. all models sewing ma
chimes: guar. work; estimates. CA. 1888.
WHITE. Singer. etc, used we repair all
makes. Phone RA. o35s White Sewing
Machine Co. 1850 Library.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
Io.ccs for Sale
Gas; Of WoodUard)

40. &C home on s. clair River
rms bcdrns and bath. large lot. ga
rae and boat well Real bargain, terms
CA. 20 Ar 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
Houses for Rent

Buy 4, acre Tor $3.50. s. down. Tromley
eil y Main ST, Royal OAK
IO-RoOM income minutes walk O.
Ford's; 81 900 down. Tyler 1888
jackson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12

BEAUTIFUL axfz kxm1nster RUG. Blue
Leaf used months. sacrifice SIT
Mitchelrs. 5000 Gratiot.
A BEDROOM suite. 3-pece. walnut finish.
slightly married In shipment; sacrifice.
SIS as terms Alvin. Sis West Vernon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
Lumber, Building Materials
Miscellaneous for Sale

BRAND new drum outtit, beautiful look
ing. complete. loads of extras. 4004
Tenth street, Ecorse. Atlantic 1922.
kODAkS-Movie cameras. WIN sell, BUY.
exchange Acme Camera Ex.. SIT Shelby.
SOLID concrete septic tanks 300 500. ZOO
gallon, reinforced guaranteed 2i-hour
service Dearborn 1855.
sTENOGRAPHER'S wood desk, with glass
top and swivel chair 10 match. Five As"
long fOur-tube fluorescent lighting fixtures.
Venetian blinds. 4T2S Grand River. Tyler
7-52S2