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MEETINGS..

MEETINGS.
Geological Society of Washington,
assembly nall of Cosmos Club,
o'clock tonight.
Discussion group, Essence of
Thanksgiving" Jewish Community
Center. Sixteenth and @ streets
NV, $50 o'clock tonight.
CONCERT.
Marine Band, Marine Barracks, 8
o'clock tonight.
DANCES.
Alpha Delta Pi, Willard Hotel, 10
O'Clock tonight
Elks Club, Mayfower Hotel, 10
O'Clock tonight.
Sigma Alpha Rho. Wardman Park
Hotel, 10 o'clock tonight
Notre Dame de Namur Alumnae
Association, Wardman Park Hotel,
$50 o'clock tonight.
FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.
Stage Door Canteen. Belasco The
ater, Madison place and Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV, 6 O'Clock this
evening
Formal Thanksgiving eve dance,
Masonic Service Center, Thirteenth
street and New York avenue NV,
$50 O'Clock tonight
Informal games, Roosevelt High
School Stadium. Thirteenth and
Upshur streets NV, Z o'clock to-
night.
Recreational games and badmin-
ton. Central Center. Thirteenth and
Clifton streets NV, 7:30 O'Clock
tonight.
Dance. refreshments, informal
games, Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tional Church, Fourteenth and
Columbia road NV, 7:30 O'Clock
tonight.
Round and square dancing,
hostesses dance instruction. Serv-
icemen's Club No. 1, 7::30 O'Clock
tonight.
Fun night, Francis Asbury Meth
odist Church, 3l40 Sixteenth street
NV, 8 O'Clock tonight.
Swimming, games, hospitality
room, Jewish Community Center
OUSO, 8 O'Clock tonight.
Dancing. refreshments, Friendship
House, 8 O'Clock tonight.
FOR COLORED SERVICEMEN.
Sports night, leave from Mount
Olivet Church, o'clock tonight.
Games. swimming, general exer-
else, YMCA, 1916 Twelfth street
NV. (USO), 8 o'clock tonight.
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The Monitor-Leader
TIESDAY April IA 1892 PAGE 10
In This Corner
WILL MARTH MARKED HIS RECORD GAVE
IN TOURNAMENT; BOATERS
WELCOME HELP
TUESDAY
BY DENNIS BROWN

sLOCAL JOTTINGS: Local bowlcrs pulling all the way
for Merritt Of the big prizes being offered
IN the Jules PnCket individual classic Although his spec
tscular performance averaging POS the
now standing appears to have fat prize sewed up
nevertheless award is $500 check has revealed
prizes running $500 $3.50 and $50 followed by six
Of 500 each.
Wimarth pulled big out of the bag when it was
really needed he had boWled that high game
previousIv either in league practise performances.
ELEVEN SPLITS FOR MURPHY AT STATE
Murphy, bowling for GOebclS at the state tourna-
ment took one right chin the fve-man event
stepped II splits three in the first game and four IN
the last two. .
It's high time Clemens bowler shared one Of the
tournament After several no0hS OF
N2srNGs lcel hNsysYs sI looking torN'ard T."
really big George Caldwell and George Van
Becaere who posted 124 at the state meet assured
of a crediabe cash winning Even they finish
25th, they'll pick up $50.
The Bowl-O Drome, which was open during nearly the
expected to during June to al
refnishng of aCysan act required for A b. C.
sanction Lee look at the batting stance
anguish mo wonder they didn't games last year
the biggest Of crosshanded htters
state I'll bet" He's busy revising the boys grip
BOAT OWNERS BUSY GROUSING
Boating enthusiasts grousng 40hour-Work over
just much hndrance to
their Spring activities a housewife
The long preparaon-pantng cleaning cakng
before putting boat in the water have been
delayed by the nasty weather Not few boaoWner have
expressed the that they could Just get their fair
friends who like sail all but alcrgic
mental jobs scraping boats hull do little
lie happy
Seemingly there's greater, parasite than the eech who
would weekend in the but wants
part of the drudgery involved in early spring.
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League title against their blood
enemies, the Giants, at New
York'S Polo Grounds.
NEW YANKEE FACES
The Yankees, top-hcavy fav-
oritcs TO rule the junior circuit
again. open with new faces at
the far corners of their infield,
but with all their heavy artill-
tcry still loaded.
While the Senators waded
through the Grapefruit League
as if they owned it, they'll be
cunning for the pcnnant with
a made-ovcr lineup that contains
more question marks than a quiz
program.
BaSeball'S contribution to the
war effort is exemplified at De-
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Customer accounts
Win Championship

Coming through in the clutch,
the Customer Accounts team
won first place in the final
standings Of the Detroit Edison
League last night. They won
out by single game.
The Customer Account team
took a pair Of starts from the
third place Credit Department
while the BoOkkeepers, tied for
first last week, lost their chance
at roll-off by dropping two
games TO the birthplace Meter
Department.
Milt Francis, anchor man for
the champions, pulled his quin-
tet over the hump by posting
554 count, tops for the loop;
Jack Flaacke's 204 single topped
Francis best game by a single
pin.
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Boat Activity
Hetd in Check
Regulations Surround
Anchor Boy Region

Boat owners preparing 10 get
their craft in the water soon for
the coming season were caution
ed today to be aware Of the new
restrictions which surround the
operation Of vessels in the An
Choir Bay area.
A restricted area has been
set aside for patrol by the
Mount Clemens fIotllla Of the
Coast Guard Auxiliary, and all
pleasure and fishing craft opcr-
ating within the area wilt be I'm
der close surveillance, because
Of the proximity Of SelfridGe
Field. The restricted area lies
ioside line ruan;2E EosI McW
Baltimore TO the outer Clinton
River buoy in Anchor Bay just
Off the southern boundary Of
SclfridGc.
For some time, it was feared
that protection measures for the
air post would nCCcsSitatc the
closing Of Anchor Bay to all
boating and fishing activities.
All owners and users Of boats
have been reminded that in or
der to comply with wartime reg
ulationS. there must be at least
one person i'm every boat with a
Coast Guard Identification card.
Local courses for the Coast
Guard Auxiliary are now IN
progress.
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F. Warrcn-IA c. Dit'man
Art KrausC-LCS Miller.
Al Iindkc-Bud Evans.
T. GIbcrt-.A J. FcarsalI.
NJ Iamb-R PasSCy.
NJ Salc-Kan HIrt.
X. JachlE l.. RIN.
TUFSDhN--Io.3 Nj.
G. K0nStanZcr-H. Groesbcck.
n RouIcan-R. Clark.
RAYMOND Kcller-Frank Burkhardt
Frank Christie Wilton Rlvard
George Elliott. Nandenh 1gen.
Louis Lozcn r. Roir
Oryillc Saucr--J. Servo.
Leslie Kraat1-Frcd Weber.
Changes in the singles Lineup
for tonight will see Karl Hirt
crossing with K. Paehlig IN the
singles, their partners dropping
out. On the same shift, Jack
Coulter, Jr, and Ken VcrnIcr
will fill out the squad by bowl
ing their doubles.
WEDNESDAYS PM.
Or,Iuc SuUOw-Filman DCRuC.
Harry kcpscI-Art Award.
Alfred Mcuz-Authony Prns
Walter Dcyanticr-Farl NOlch'
jeff SchIoU. Jim Curran.
Bob Kotc-F Van Hn3cuhcck.
Bob Humrich-R Raymond krau'n0lm.
Bob Evans. Frank Evans.
WTDNESD hY-S:tS PM.
Arnold WcclnE-hr Rudolph
Henry Heck Harold NcNf'1c.
Phil NuNCan-HarrN Provost
Bernard Dichl- OnCr DCrosicrs.
Joseph Schcr-Dorn Nar'c'
Malcolm Tromblcy-W kIhhlC
Walter EoIlc Wayne Adalr. Ir.
WaynC Adair SHERMAN EnEIcwan.
WTDSESnNN--IO.2 PM.
Rob DcFrauCis-Har Saunders.
Frank SouIcy-Ar' Posncr
Joe Cornish ANDY Wood5rskI
John Kru-c-Lco klllCwaId
Norm Mel cod NCl FrCdCrfrs.
Ernest NairrClv-Ed Zimmerman.
Hcrm W TImpf Sr--Hcrw Twnf JT.
John Hickman Bud Srl,r'0,.
On the $40 shift tomorrow.
Walter BOllC and Hermann En-
glCman. whose partn CrS are
dropping out OF the singles. viii
cross alleys i'm the individual
event. John Nadou, entered only
i'm the singles. has not had a part
nor assigned as Y {
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ABC Contestant
Hits 200, 7O4

COLUMBUS, O., April IA
P)--On hands and knees, two
American Bowling Congress eX-
perts CraWled over pair of
tournament alleys today-all be-
cause Slim Joe Heinrich of Chi
Cago tailed 299 score in his
singles finale.
The 48-year-old beer sales
man came within a single pin of
a perfect 800 game on the Nos.
25 and 26 lanes yesterday. At
ter IL strikes Heinrich was foil
ed by the No. 2 pin.
So, TO comply with ABC re-
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quiremCntS, John Hilbert and Al
Matzelle Of the ABC alley certi-
flCatiOn corps measured and
checked the drives to qualify
Heinrich for his prospective high
count award The next highest
individual game score in the
1912 tournament TO date is 297,
rolled by Henry Wollenbcrg of
Davenport, Ia. Sunday.
Heinrich, whose league aver
age is 1876, compiled a 704 for his
singles total, we'll below the
leaders. He recalled that he
chalkcd up a 800 in 1924 in a
Milwaukee tournament and hit
it again in 1910 Chicago league
bowling.
His grip?
II bought the ball second
hand and YOU should ask. me
something | know myself he
remarked.
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BUSINESS Takes the Afternoon o-Hs Grundmoters Funera

observed day and night at most
of the major league parks. Signs
and arrows will tell the fans
which way to 90 TO be safe from
Observation-Disclosures that
might also be helpful TO visiting
pitchers in places like Yankee
Stadium.
The 194l champions Of both
the leagues open on foreign
fields. The New York Yankees,
owners Of the American League
and World Series crowns, start
their drive for the sixth pCnnant
in seven years against the Wash
ington Senators in the nation $
capital.
The Brooklyn Dodgers begin
me defense of their National
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-14
BY AUSTIN BEALMEAR

NEW YORK, April 14-lP1-
This is the day that business men
neglect their business, profess
sional men neglect their Secre-
taries. and office boys beg off
for Grsndmother's funeral. It's
major league baseball's opening
day.
Unless the weather intervenes.
all Is teams will move off to-
gether this afternoon. with some
thing like 100000 fans i'm the
stands and countless others fol-
lowing their favoritcs by re-
mote control.
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of the Brownies strength lies
with Junior Stephens, who must
fill John Berardino's vacated
ShortStop berth.
Connie Mack'S Philadelphia
Athletics. tagged for a repeat
performance in the cellar de-
spite an overhaul job. are at
Boston TO open against a Rcd
Sox team that finished second
last year and could do it again
if the pitchers come through.
The Seekers, however, didn' I
win a game from an American
League foe in the citrus circuit.
The Brooklyn Dodgers, boil
stored by the addition of such
players as Arky Vaughan, Augic
Galan and Johnny Rizzo to their
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-14
Bow|ers Hit Stride as Minor-E Events Open
Baseball Seeks
Place in Sum-
Little Found
Major Loop SoftboIl
Meeting Scheduled
for Next Monday

Baseball and softball contin-
ucd To struggle for a place in
the sun, such as there was. this
week and there was every indi-
cation that several days Of warm
weather would bring full
bloom OF playing.
At city high school. Coach
Ernest BuCkhOlz. Stymied by bad
weather for many long days,
promised long and bard work
,yecs., n,, f>feparatiOn for the oueu-
ing game with FOrdSon. week
from today A practise game
with SelfridGc Field. slated for
yesterday, was called off because
Of the condition Of the Covered
Wagon diamond.
SOFTBALL MEETING
AT the same time. the City
Recreation Department announc-
ed the first softball meeting. TO
be held next Monday at 100 in
the Fire Department Hall. All
managers and sponsors interest
cd in the Major league are in
Vitcd TO attend. tumble and
Junior league meetings will be
held at later date.
First SOftball practise is set
for Thursday night when the
Fisher Towers girls team, Blue
Water League champions. will
practise at 7 o'clock in Griffith
Field.
Members OF the MacOmb Coun-
~ baseball league will meet next
Tuesday evening in the Warren
township police su b-station.
Warren, New Haven, Utica and
Mount Clemens are repeatedly
very interested in keeping the
circuit alive All franchise mem
bcrs are being urged TO attend,
regardless Of their intentions in
the way Of a club this year.
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Sixteen Clubs Leove Borrier-Borrins
Roin-in Atmosphere Reminding OF War

Facing their first wartime sea-
son since 1918, the 9th annual
National League campaign and
the 42nd for the American cir
cult open in the most unusual
setting in the history OF base
ball.
The war failed 10 interfere
with the Country's national
sport because President RoOSe-
welt babe the game 90 on. But
the customers will have a hard
time forgetting that the United
States is at war.
AIR RAID PRECAUTIONS
Air raid precautions will be
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-14
Both Yonks ond Dodgers Open up Away
from Home; Loops Expect zoo, 900 Fons

their revampcd lineup arc at
Cincinnati, opening against
crew of Reds that has been in
batting slump since winning the
1910 world series.
At Philadelphia. the Phils and
the Boston Braves begin bat
tie that is expected to last all
season and land the two of
them in the bottom positions of
the standings.
Fighters in many parts of the
world are changing maps today,
but in the U.S.A. the command
on eight fronts is play Bali"
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~ the Alleys

took a onC-pOlnt lead i'm the
Ladies Major League last night
by scoring a sweep win over the
Hi-Speed quintet. Their $ o o
title TO first was gained due to
the help Of the third-placc Cor
don's Bar team which won one
of its three starts from Den
marsh Hotel to drop the latter
five into second
Helen Hickman hit a 2O2
game for J e. j TO take high sin
Gle honOrS while Ruth KOltz
posted a sol on l65-l6O-176 for
series honorS, scored for Cor
dOn's.
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Hogan Leads Coli
Money Winners

AUGUSTA, GA, April IA
0PD-GOlfs leading money win
ncrS since Jan. !:
Ben Hogan, Hershey Pa, So,
598.
Sam Sncad, Hot Springs, Va.
SG.O78.
Byron Nelson, Toledo. o., S..
1922.
Lloyd Nangrum. Chicago, 50,
666.
Lawson Little, Monterey
Calf. $3.50.
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Gasow Boat Team
Gains on Madou

Sweeping the Artificial Stone
quintet, GasOW'S Boat Livery cut
Madou Groccry's lead to four
games in the Bowl-O-DrOmc
House League last night. Ma
dou's won a pair Of starts from
KurZ Tavern.
Dave Smith counting a 21a
middle game and a 578 series
for Betty TClctonc. took double
hOnOrs for the evening.
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trOit, where a Cleveland team
without Bob Fcller makes its
first start under young Lou
Boudreau against a Detroit team
without Hank Greenberg.
At Chicago. the White SoX
start unwrappinG their pitching
fincry against the ST. Louis
Browns, who offer a well-balanc-
cd club i'm spite of numerous
losses to the armed forces, all
by way Of enlistment.
DEPEND ON PITCHING
The White SoX, as i'm l94l.
arc putting all their eggs on the
pitchers mound and depending
on the hurlCrs and the manager
ial magic Of Jimmy Dykes to
pull them through. Chief hope
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-14
Marbles Entry
Boom foreSeen
Tourney TO Stort
on Monday, April IT

With more favorable weather
expected TO prevail this week
and next, considerable increase
of interest is looked for among
marbles contestants rs they pre-
pare TO compete in the forth
coming marbles meet which is
being sponsored by the Daily
MonItor-Lcadcr and Department
Of Recreation.
Entries have been coming in
slowly for the event. which is
scheduled 10 start on Monday,
April , Z, tut tournament Off
Gals arc confident that large
and classy field will be on hand
when firing begins in both the
JUNIOR ana senior divisions.
The junior division is open for
boys between the ages Of 7 and
II inclusive, while the senior is
limited TO boys II years Of age
and under l6. The champion Of
each division will be awarded
an engraved trophy by the M. /.
Green and Son iCWClry firm.
MARBLES FURNISHED
There is no charge Of any kind
connected with the tournament.
All a contestant has to do is fill
out the entry blank appearing
elsewhere in this paper and mail
it TO the Daily Monitor Leader
or leave il at the sports depart
mcnt Of this newspaper. Marbles
will be furnished by the Depart
mcnt Of Recreation. although
contestants will be permitted TO
bring their own shooters if they
wish.
Boys planning 10 enter the
meet are reminded that they
must turn in their official entry
blank by 6 pm. Of Thursday,
April %.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-14
FLIERS' TRACK MEET

CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAN
invitation tract, meet viii be
held at the Corpus Christi Naval
Air Station, June II. Profits 90
TO Navy Relief.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-14
MISSOURI AND FORDHAM

COLUMBIA, Mo, - Football
contract between Missouri and
Fordham has been extended 10
three cars The Ram visits CO.
lumbia in l943.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-14
HAPPY HUNTING

LONDON - Bulletin sent TO
Professional Golf Association
members in England closes with
Happy Hunting
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FARNSHAW IN NAVY

JACKSONVILLE - George
Earnshaw, former Philadelphia
Athletics pitcher, is a lieutenant
at the Naval Air Station here.
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high mark Of SOB, posted by
Hank SchanS on the Macomb
lanes.
Top performance Of the eve
ming was by Fred Weber and
Louis Weiss. 81 (9l5) average
pair who hit 4Ol in their opener
and followed up with BAL and
344 for a 1886, l35 pins over
their average TO snare firSt-night
hOnOrs i'm the OvCr-avCraGC divr-
sion. WcbCr'S 2ll opener was
top single for the pair.
Art Harms, going 131 pins
over his average. took the indi-
vidual lead A l39-avcrage bowl
or, he fashioned l57-18l-2lO-
548 to take 81 pin lead i'm the
event, topping Carl BatkinS, who
was followed i'm third place by
George WarSWick.
In the actual pinfall division,
BatkinS and Willmarth hit 500
and 554 respectively for a 1923,
good enough for the lead, with
Weber and Weiss i'm second at
1886 Ed and Melvin Charbcncau
are in third at 1878.
Carl Batkins with 583 and
Jake Bradncr with $40 followed
WIllmarth in second and third
in the singles, actual pinfall and
also trailed him-in reverse. or
dCr--in the all events, where
Willmarth'S 1862 Of 5O8-554 500
leads the field.
Three more squads 60 into &C
ton tonight with the singles en-
tries following the doubles at
45-mlnutc intervals. All doubles
entries arc going across i'm sin
giles, except where specifically
mentioned.
Schedule for tonight and We'd
ncSday, with latest corrections.
as listed by tournament manager
Arnold RoCkCnSuCsS, follow.
rtTSDAN-7 M.
Walter RrandCrhurE n WaHHrN
Dave NcddauGh Perry Duhav.
VIM HChsrcrr J.. schultz.
n Compton J.. Cook
Ncrn l. Smiih-Nhc Debate.
Harold WiduC Louis NIhal
Clarence ToIkry-F Jock.
Donald Jock Ra, Jock.
TttSn NN-s.t5 rM
=. sitter =. }. TlUn,..
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City Marble Tournament
SPONSORED BY DAILY MONITOR AND
DEPARTMENT OF RECREATION

Name Age ..,,,...
The tournament be held in the Of Mount Glenn
ems High School starting April 81 at pm. Contestants
fiji this entry blank and mail IT to the Daily Monitor
or turn sports department of this newspaper The
entry dcadnC April %.
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TWO PERFECT GAMES

WAUKEGAN, H.. 49, George
O'Flaherity bowled a perfect
game in his first and Howard
Busick another in his second in
the same league on the same
night.
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kIEEER MAY RETIRE

CHICAGO -- Adolph Kicfcr.
unbcatcn in his dorSal swimming
speciality since 1884 and rec
ord-holdor, is thin!ing of retir-
ing.
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Helen Hickman
Posts 2O2 Game

Deadlocked last week in first
place. the J. e. J. Novelty team
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pcnnant stars of 1871. begin their
bid against a New York Giants
crew that has spiked up with
Johnny Mizc, Bill Verber, Hank
Lcibcr and a host Of promising
rockies.
CARDS AT HOME
The ST. Louis Cardinals, who
are being picked by most of the
experts TO dethrone the defend
ing champs, open at home
against the Chicago Cubs, a jig
saw puzzle that might be a win
ncr if all the pieces could be
made to fit.
The Pittsburgh Pirates and
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WUIMARTH HITS 600

All bpWIerS arc asked 10 he
at the Mount Clemens RcCrea-
ton Is minutes before their
event is scheduled to start.
Cooperation in this will allow
all events to run off according
To schedule, Arnold ROCkcn-
SueSS, tournament manager.
said today.
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Carl Batkins
Holds Place
in Every Event
Merritt WiIImorth
Posts First 600
Count Of Tournament

The name Of Carl Batkins,
listed among the leaders Of every
event, doomed large i'm the rec
OrdS of minor events perform
anccS Of the Mount Clemens
NaCOmb Recreation bowling
tournament today
He and his partner, Merritt
Willmarth, ranked at the top in
the actual pinfall division of the
doubles and the paw stood ~
thirsl Glace ia tbs. ouor-aveSaea
In addition, BatkinS held TO the
second place in both the singles
brackets and was listed in the
show position in the all-CventS,
actual pinfall,
The minOr-eVcnts got off to
fast start lest night as the first
three squads of the 20 to bowl
on the Mount Clemens RcCrca-
ton drives started action. Five
man event in the tournament
was held last week on the Ma
comb Recreation lanes.
BOwlerS last night escaped the
wholesale grief that logged the
fiVe-man event last week and
Over-average scores were fire.
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Harper ave. store only
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19

TWO-PIECE lving room suite. 500 80.
American Furn Factory. 1927 or River.
Wards GROOM OUTFIT
Beautiful new furniture that youu be
proud % own. Includes beautiful 2-pc.
UNrE room suite, 5-pc dInette 3-pc
pedrplm sure; plus 80 additional pieces 20
com pletc this gorgeous ensemble. Free
radio. $50 complete Easy terms WARDS
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