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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21

ANY WOMAN who wears
Ugh heels with her Stacks should
h fined or imprisoned or both.
[ccording to a leading fashion
|nagazine.
Not that the editors mind II
lou trip on your trouser cuff
Ind break your neckl It's just
or appearances sake.
Since the subject has taken
IN national dimensions. why not
10 q bit further and have a law
|gainst fat ladies wearing
|lacksf
A girl like Marlene Dietrich
|ooks wonderful in them. But a
light I hope never to see is Elsa
Maxwell in Stacks.
Prohibit Stacks
The police inspectors who are
[lways telling women the limit
n brevity for bathing suits,
|horts and the like ought to
lave their authority extended
D weight.
II a woman Is more than IL
bounds overweight, she shouldn't
e allowed on the streets in
Hacks.
And right along this same
Inc, the woman with a hipline
Il more than 80 inches shouldn't
yen think of wearing them.
For the short stocky woman
|nder 5 feet 4 the hipline should
leasure much less than that.
ou can see why.
Worn More Than Ever
2uf In spite Of a rumef that
cks take too much material
he Washington authorities de-
Hare II takes fully two more
ards Of material for a Stacks
|lit than for a skirt and coat
md are due TO be curtailed, II
poks as though they will be
bore popular than ever this
|eason.
So ii Is UP to you to get into
kim--or else stick to skirts.
BESIDES bringing your weight
own within reason. you will
Iced exercises 10 tone the hip
muscles and slim you down.
lere In a trio you can count on.
POSITION: Lie on your back
In the floor with knees fiexed
Ind feet on floor close TO hips.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
Start Now to Slim Figure
For Summer Slack Season
BY IDA JEAN KAHN

Have arms straight out on floor
at sides, shoulder level.
MOVEMENT: Hoist your hips
clear OF the floor, turn them
slightly so that the fat pad on
the side is brought into direct
range, and come down on Ii with
a thump. Keep hosting. turning
and humping for 20 counts.
Rest, then work away on the
other hip.
Then Try This
POSITION: Assume a semi
sitting position on the floor, with
legs together and straight down,
but leaning back on your elbows
with weight on forearms.
MOVEMENT: Roll away over
on one side, then back across
the hips and over on the other
side. Keep rolling for 10 counts
and rest. Then repeat. but this
time have feet off the floor, legs
straight. as you roll.
POSITION: Lie face down.
ward on the floor, legs straight
down.
MOVEMENT: Raise alternate
legs from the hips, high up In
back. Keep knees straight and
strongly tense the fleshy hip
muscles as you raise legs. Con-
tinue for 20 counts, alternating
legs. Rest, then finish by raising
trunk and both legs together as
high off floor as possible five
times.
Those conditioners will trim
YOU down TO a fine form.
Copyright. 1e42. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21

n e e d ! e s S
w o r yin z
over refresh
ments, enter
tainnent and
decorations.
A n d for
some G X ira
special treat
in the way Of
desserts try
a n y one OF
the Prudence
Penny recipes
given in the
| e a I ] e I,
IT e m p ting
Treats Made
With Honey"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21

The gingerbread, pumpkin pie
or honey cake Is certain TO
make any party a success.
You may have both these
leaflets il you will enclose 8
cents to cover mailing costs.
Send your order to Prudence
Penny. The Detroit Times, De-
troit. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
TART APPETIZER

As an appetizer. bacon seems
to have never ending possibili-
ties for here's another. Spread
the bacon with soft cheese, the
sharp kind. Add a bit of hot
relish, roll ii up and fasten with
a toothpick. Broil and serve hot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
S+ork Showers

IF IT'S a stork shower you're
so busily planning these days,
why not send for the Prudence
Penny Leaflet, Showers for the
Baby" and put an end to this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21

teeth should be cleaned by the
dentist once or twice every year.
One should be sure to 60 for
regular checkup about every six
months. It will then be possible
to prevent the agony of tooth
ache from neglect.
Use Dental Floss
Dental floss Is necessary TO
keep teeth properly separated
for cleansing. Pull the floss
firmly between teeth before
brushing, then brush carefully.
Some dentists advise the UP and
down stroke instead of across
stroking with the brush. The
stroke makes little difference,
provided bristles are forced to
the line between gums and teeth.
Some OF the fastidious girls
make practice of polishing
their teeth. They do this with a
bit OF cloth rubbed on the sur
face. A little powder may be
applied TO the cloth for this
polishing and teeth will sparkle
like pearls.
Mouth Wash
Use a mouth wash In the
morning and before going to
bed. Those who smoke should
use their washes frequently so
no stain will form on the lovely
porcelain surface.
Learn to smile and make the
most OF your pretty teeth. Be
sure you do not leave lipstick
marks on them and don't neglect
10 look In the mirror from time
to time to see that not only
teeth but the mouth Is immac-
ulately clean at all times.
Soap and water will assure
clean corners. No lipstick or
makeup will cover up soiled
mouths.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-21
Seek Poison
In Woman s
Death Here

Wayne County medical examin-
ers seek to determine whether
poison caused the death of 26-year-
old Catherine Jordan Of 623 Ora
tiot street or whether she died
from other causes.
She was taken to Receiving hos
pital on November at approx
mately 9:44 pm. and died on No
vember IA, this year.
It was disclosed that she had
fallen down a stairway at her
home and suffered injuries from
this mishap.
However, Robert and Pauline
Tiger of liz Medbury avenue told
police they believed Catherine
Jones had been poisoned, resulting
in a thorough examination Of the
body at the county morgue.
Results OF the investigation have
not as yet been disclosed. How
ever Detective Lieutenant Leo
Doyle OF The homicide squad said
there was little likelihood that the
woman had been poisored. pending
a complete investigation of her
death by the coroner's office this
week.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-21
.CLOTURE Seen
AS ONLY HOPE
FOR TAX BILL
BiIbO lie a d S Filibuster
To Prevent Senate
Passage
BY HARRY McALPIN
fFrom Defender Washington Bureau)


WASHINGTON. - A full
scale filibuster. complete with
Dixie drawls and pitchers of
ice water, was under way this
week in the Senate to block
the Pepper Geyer a-ti-poll tax bill
Touched off by Zen. Theodore
Back to Africa" Bilbo of Mississip-
pi, the move by the Southern poll
takers , talk the bill to death
was poisoning into full bloom with
stacks of technical reference books
piled on the cluttered desks of the
Dixie bloc. l.
The filibuster started before the
bill was even brought to the Senate
floor.
Determined to stop the move to
give voting rights to ten million
poor whites and Negroes in the
Southland, Sen. Tom Connally Of
Texas used his long experience in
Congress 70 enmesh the measure in
nISee FOIL TAX. Page
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-21
Dagger Used To
Stab Husband

An eight-inch dagger was held
by police this week as evidence
pending complete Investigation
into the stsbbing Of Lyman Stew
ems, AZ, Of 2734 Brush street this
week.
Stevens was treated at Receiv-
ing hospital for a laceration Of The
stomach
His wife, Angeline Marion, alias
Stevens, was held for questioning
by homicide squad detectives as
signed t. the case.
Family misunderstanding was re-
portedly the cause Of the alterca-
ton.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-21
WHITE WAITER
FOUND GUILTY.
Law
SOutherner Refused To
-. Serve Race Soldiers,
Their Friends

A 47-year-old white southerner
who refused to serve Negro SOL
diers and their, companions several
weeks ago at hamburger stand 10
Gated at $500 E. Vernon highway
was found guilty of violating the
Civil Rights Law on Monday by Re-
corder's Judge John ]. Maher.
Allen Lee Griggs, white waiter
at the establishment, who lives al
903 Third street. received a sus'
pended sentence from the court
following the conviction Of violat'
ing the civil rights law.
Judge Maher advised the cafe
owner to fire Griggs.
A warrant issued last week by ar
assistant prosecutor accused Grigg!
OF refusing to serve three SelfridgC
Field soldiers and their women
companions, one OF whom was the
daughter Of a prominent detective
sergeant, George Rutherford.
1t was disclosed that Privates
Carvil S. Jackson, 80 years old;
Wentz Perkins 3rd, SO years old and
another soldier, all stationed at 44th
Aviation Squadron, Selfridge Field
Mich. along with Margaret Ma
thews. %, of 5644 25th street; Lii
liam Rutherford. 81, of 6O97 Scot
ten avenue and Elenore Brown, %,
Of 60S Benton street were at the
eating establishment and were re-
fused service by the white waiter,
who came to. Detroit from West
Virginia.
Pvt Wentz Perkins 3rd called the
police after the waiter had refused
to serve the party.
However it was disclosed that
police took the compliments to the
police station instead OF taking the
white waiter.
Later a warrant was issued by as
sistant prosecutor Frank Wendt
charging Griggs with violation Of
the Civil Rights Law.
Judge Maher disclosed that the
owners of the establishment ad-
mitted they had served Negroes in
the cafe and that there was no evil
dence of discrimination intended
by the owners Of the hamburger
stand.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-21
Is Women Barred By
r. L. Polk Company
By JOHN WOOD

Rumors that WPA in Detroit
would soon be abolished and that
I7-year-old girls would be inre-
grated into defense industry, plus
the reports that rs Negro girls
who answered ads for jobs were
turned down by the R. L. Polk COM
pany Monday, caused the Citizens
Committee for War Jobs to plan
a new course of action this week
in its campaign for more Jobs for
Negroes in defense industry.
With IS of the 25 girls filing
charges Of discrimination to be re-
ferred to the FEPC the committee
wired John Corson, U. S director
of Employment Service urging a
revision Of the U. S Employment
Service Bulletin As to conform with
the Presidents Executive Order
1902. The committee also wired
John Craig, director Of the US.
Employment Service in Michigan
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-21
DR.MCCLENDON,
REV. HILL WOO
NAACP VOTERS
Expect Big Vote At
Annual Meeting

A showdown between the sup
porters Of Dr.. McClendon and the
Reverend Charles Hill for the pres
idency Of the Detroit Branch Of
the N.A.AC.P. is expected as a
membership meeting Of the associa-
ton at Tabernacle Baptist church
OIL Sunday, November %, it was
disclosed this week.
DR.. McClendon and Reverend
Hill are being drafted TO run for
the office by rival groups and pri-
vate caucauses among the N.A.A.-
C.P. members indicate that the
NA.A.C.P. elections which will be
held the first or second week in
December may develop into city,
wide fight.
The Hill supporters charge that
DR. McClendon appointed the nom
inatiop committee which, accord
ing to the N.AA.CP. constitution,
should be elected. The committee
Includes Father Dade, Mrs Terrell,
Ernie Marshall, Prince Clark and
Eugene Beatty, The majority Of
the members Of this committee are
said to be pledged to DR.. ]. J. Nc
Clendon. This issue will be dis
cussed Sunday at Tabernacle.
When asked by the Michigan
Chronicle concerning his intentions
in the coming election, DR.. Nc
Clendon in a prepared statement
said:
"A group of my friends and
friends Of the association have ask
ed me TO be a candidate for re-
election. Because Of pressure Of
professional duties have not up TO
now given them my answer, but
have promised to do so in the near
future. Since | have not given
them an answer, l do not feel free
to make q public statement at this
time"
Reverend Hill has announced his
candidacy for the office. He is now
a member Of the N.AAC.P, execu-
tive board. 1t was reported that
while the Reverend Hill is not &C.
lively campaigning for the office,
his supporters are leaving no stones
unturned in seeking III, custer Of
DR. McClendon who has held the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-21
Negro Democrats
Warn Party Heads
By RUSS J. COWANS

e..a,,1u ,,.;,l o,-or oyor h,c,,
=, 20 ;.5i; 7,o,5i IN n, rho Denno-
80 go, nv -, I,'' ~ 10 comnfy and CON
49, ',.t p 20 Ioi o ,i,T 20 sa,in, tho
10 y, Nosro yotos tho Moro
D I'''1 ~, loadors In WAYNE com
-, aro tbro,,cri,7r "a holt the marty
~ a. 80 iatn DO porntIicon ranks
80 ern-, r.Sjnh v,os, 81 tbor, left to
-. - pra.ido,, poosoyoit in to22
a /. ,,,o. 5isciosod ,bis ucot
~ "'' A.
Charses Oh oossls,'l anu VIZ
lallure Oh parry leSue , " "a -. ,
out progressive pro ram Die - -
ing hurIeu a' Ioe1i DS'''o0' ''iN
chieiuans'
The revolt q Negro leaders in
Wayne county would have national
significance because it wuold 90 far
to break the Democratic control Of
Wayne County which is the bull
wark Of the party in Michigan and
thereby throw Michigan in the
COP column.
In addition, the leaders accuse
the party leaders in Wayne County
OF failing TO consolidate gains
among the Negro rank and file,
and also failure Of the party to
recognize that Negroes are not &C.
mented to either party.
The threat to revolt, submerged
for the past months, was precipi-
tated last week following the ap-
poitnment Of Onslow Parrish, presi-
dent Of the Appomattox Republi-
can club, to fill the vacancy in
the register OF deeds office caused
by the dismissal Of Eddie Tolan,
former Olympic sprint champion
former register Of deeds, had been
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-21
DETROIT
This Week


Wednesday Every Week-Booker
T. Washington Trade Luncheon.
Wv. CA. IL noon.
Wednesday Every Week-Young
Democrats meet Plymouth church
7:30 pm.
Every Day-Citizens Committee.
1890 pm.
Thursday Nov. &c. c. spauld-
ing speaks at 18th annual dinner
OF the B.T.W.T.A. at YW.C.A.
8 pm.
Thursday, Nov. Rehabilitation Of
Women, Vernon Chapel, Conant
Gardens, Rev. Charles Hill and
Geraldine Bledsoe, speak.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Opening Of Paradise Bowling Al
ley, $40 E. Adams.
Sunday. Nov. 22-Judge Jackson OF
Cleveland, Ohio, speaks, Taber'
nacle Baptist church. 4 pm.
Sunday. Nov. %, Rev Sandy Ray
speaks, Second Baptist church, at
1890 pm.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-21
By PAUL KEEN

received a letter from a down
home army camp lasr week in
which a private outdoes the Eng
fish in the matter Of understate-
ment. This brother writes from a
new camp in Mississippi; I'VE have
only been here for about two weeks
so there haven't been but a few
fights yet and only one person
killed" / am wondering what the
hell is going TO happen after the
brothers stay around for several
months From the letter | gather
that a race war between white and
colored is taking shape and a de-
crease in the white population OF
the South will be assured as soon
as somebody passes the ammuni-
ton" to a few belligerent brothers.
STRAWS IN THE WIND
Negro Democrats who in 1882
told the Negro voters in the North
nTsee HEADLINES. Page
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-21
Caught In Elevator,
Woman Is Injured

Lillian Dunson, %, Of 1915 Alex
andria street was treated at Re
ceiving hospital last week for in
juries received when she was
caught in an elevator at the Norton
hotel. it was disclosed this week.
She was treated for a possible
fractured pelvis and spine injury.
Her condition was not reported as
serious this week by hospital
attaches.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-21

Few communities in the country
have the unusual police setup as
that in Highland Park, for there
are hardly any communities in
which the maintenance Of law and
order depends upon the police
forces Of two different cities Many
Highland Park citizens are Of the
opinion that this dual police sys-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-21
THREE DEAD
IN Big FIRE
HERE sunday
A @ e d W O m a n "A n d
Couple Burned
To Death
By LARRY CHISM

If she had had strength enough
to crawl only a few feet farther
towards the front door and fresh
air, Mrs. Lillian Avant might be
alive today to tell a horror story
of Just how her 30-year-old roomer
ard his T'-orted girl friend had
been burne to death in the rear
bedroom of a two-story wooden
frame building at 1917 East Fort
street. early Sunday morning.
Find 3 Bodies In Ruins
Apparently stifled by smoke and
too weak from fear and fatigue,
52-year-old Lillian Avant was
found burned to death Just inside
the front door OF the second hand
store where she lived.
Two other bodies, apparently
burned to death, were also re-
moved from the fire Quilted house
by police and fromen early Sum-
day morning.
These bodies were tentatively
identified as those OF Eliza De Ha-
ven, 3O-year-old roomer and Elem
ore Wilks, % years old.
Eye Witness Tells Of Tragedy
An eye witness to the fire in
which three persons lost their lives
told the following story to the
Michigan Chronicle a few hours
al fer the tragic occurrence AT the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-21
BY John Wood

tenn, plus the facr that there are
no Negro police on either force
patrolling the community, is in
large measure responsible for fire.
quent neighborhood disturbances
by irresponsible youngsters. From
Thompson avenue east the com
munity depends upon the Highland
Park police force 10 keep law and
order, while the Detroit police
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-21
Josephine
Baker Dies
PenniLesS

NEW YORK. - (ANP) -
Josephine Baker, information
ally famous singer, died in the
city hospital at Casablanca,
Portugal, on Columbus day,
October 12, and was buried by the
city. the Associated Negro Press
has Just learned. Co.,
Miss Baker, the American girl
who became the toast OF Paris cafe
circles and who had her choice Of
long limousines, fine clothes and
expensive viands. died penniless,
the Nazi invasion wiping away vir-
tually all her possessions.
By her side at the time Of her
death was her estranged Italian
husband who returned TO Casablan-
ca from Italy where he had been
living since their separation. A
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-11-21
GORDON RAPs
WHITE JURY
FOR VERDICT
White Soldier Accused
Of Attacking r ace
Woman Acquitted
By LARRY CHISM


you've made a serious mistake
in this case by that verdict" Re-
corder's Judge Arthur E. Gordon
told an all white jury of five men
and seven women near midnight
Friday.
The Jury had returned with a
verdict Of not guilty for l9-year-
old white Coast Guardsman, &C.
cused Of twice criminally assault
ing a 23-year-old and pregnant Ne
gro mother on the early morning
Of August "a, this year.
Pregnant Woman
Mike Stephanchenko, living at
18445 Dean street. home on Is day
furlough from U. S. Coast Guard
station at Camp Kilmer, N. j., was
on trial Friday for the common law
rape Of a % year old married wom-
an who was returning home from
work on the crime date.
The alleged rape victim told the
court how she was ravished, drag
ged against her will into field and
threatened with death if she did
not yield to the fiendish desires OF
the white soldier. -e,-
-You see these hands" she quot
ed the rapist as saying, I'm the
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M See JOSEPHINE. Page .
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Nsee RAPE, Page 2
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REsee THREE DIE. Page 3
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See McCLENDON. Page 2
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- See HEADLINES, Page 3
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you see these hands," she quot
ID the rapist as saying, I'm the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Household Appliances
ACT QUICKLY

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New rebuilt Vacuum Cleaners
EUREKA. REBUILT ,.............s 500
WESTINGHOUSE. NEW ........, - %
Also General Electric, Apex ana others.
At GREAT SAVINGS
OPEN EVENINGS
WOLSTONE'S, 1912 Woodward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Furniture, Household Goods

SOLID walnut dining suite with china
cabinet, $40. Northern 4697.
UNCLAIMED FURNITURE
CADILLAC STORAGE 18th TUXEDO
TWO-PIECE living room suite, 500. so.
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CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings in the big sunday Times Want Al
Section!
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ACCoRDIoNs-sel complete stock for du-
ration OF war: be wise take advantage;
terms: open sun. Castiglione, $3.50 GratiOt.
TRUMPET KING--Used six months per-
feet condition. Win sacrifice. Town
send 5-7332.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

BAsEBURNERs beds. complete SIS; furni-
ture refrigerators. S57l Jos. Campau,
4 Naat Marian
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

Al SEWING MACHINE. vacuum washer
repairing. 81; Free estimates. Buy. Sell.
LIE 5000. Central Service.
SINGER DRoP-LEAF-GoOD SEWER
1875 BROADWAY CADILLAC 1888
WHITE sewing machines; last chance sell
out what's feft. supply cut off from
factory for duration OF war. Open sunday.
Castiglione, $3.50 Gratiot. PL. ABB.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
RUG SACRIFICE

200 rugs 10 got Wltons, Administers and
Berkshires; 40 sizes 20 choose from; 20
charge for laying; factory distributors must
lquidate: all patterns and colors; sxl2s al
SASS; terms or cash.
Sun Furniture 14242 Gratiot
Near seven-Mile Open Evenings Till Q
OPEN SUNDAY u TO 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

" WV
ALL BEST HARDWOOD. furnace chunks.
mixed. 1924 Mack. Telephone Murray
0b7s l..l
OAK TIES 1900 lbs SO IS; Klndiine. 700
lbs. SO % Plaza 1920.
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1903 CONNER ARLINGTON O02O
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81. so; 80 cubic feet. Benox 63i5.
SEASONED FURNACE. fireplace wood
kindling, camel coal. Bonner Wood.
Vermont $1,000.
STOVE WooD-25 BUSHELS, $3.50,
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No nails. East Side Delivery, 81 so.
West Side Delivery, 81 slocum 1852.
READ Times Want Ads for profit-uss
them for resuitsl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13
Electric Refr:gerotors
Electric Washers

A LARGE stock OF rebuilt washers; all
makes: look and run like brand new
machines: al guaranteed: reasonable prices.
Fenkell Appliances, 1908 Fenkell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-13

RUGS. USED. CLEANED 200
9x12. sxlO, 1895 up. 6x9, 7xg, 4x7 throws:
runners, soc sd. up, remnants. l2x12. ~ so
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s63s Oakland; also Sunday il-3.
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SeUing Machines

WASHER, refrigerator. vacu
repair. Michigan Washer Co.
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sxl2 rug. lamps, end tables. occ. table.
throw rug. 3-pc. bedroom suite. gorgeous
modern design, 4x6 rug. 3-pc. lamp set, 2
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picture. ape. salad bowl. o-pc. dinnetts. 6xs
l.noleum, 7-pc. cabinet set: S149 complete.
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