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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
War Fraud Unit
Adds Attorney

- Por-ry- 7t- &c largo r-UhTI 7f
war fraud cases now pending M
petroit William Donaldson. st-
year-old attorney Of 10i10 F. Jef-
ferson. has been added 20 the
staff Of the war fraud Unt of the
Department Of Justice IT Detroit
IL was announced today bv Stuart
Kerr. head -ef tAe- ieeat- -otftre
Kerr said the office VIII have
many cases 10 present 10 the
federal grand jury when II con-
venes Sept. Z
The division. ne SAID is work
ing. in cooperation With John $.
Bugas. head of the local FBI on
100 complaints Of violations of
antitrust, war production hoard
and food regulations
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
FRENCH NAME ENVOY

ALGIERS. Aug. 81 CUP)-The
French Committee for National
Liberation today disclosed that
Pierre Vienot, one OF the five De
Gaullists who had escaped from
France 10 Britain some months
ago. will be French minister in
London and Harold Macmillan.
special British minister TO Allied
North African headquarters, will
take on the additional post Of
minister to the committee.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28

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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28

Brilliant reDa Crowns Of England The 9e|Q9
Grown Of india O8aa Koh0oor
The lmpedo State Crown with the Black Princes Ruby
100000 diamonds spread before you EoJteY designed
sparkling with 5000 worth Of diamond valued 000
Memorable stones. Beautifully cur in rings clips.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Doctors as Saboteurs

LONDON, Aug. 27 (UP)-Ra-
dio Algiers urged French physi-
clans today to help sabotage Nail
efforts to recruit workers for
German war factories by declar-
ing more workers unfit physically
and even by recommending un-
necessary surgery.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
New Court FiQht
For City Airport

The state supreme court will be
asked to halt condemnation pro-
ceedings in Warren Township site
of the proposed City of Detroit
airport. il was announced today.
Carl j. Thrun, Detroit attorney,
said he is preparing an appeal
from a recent decision by Circuit
Judge Fred w. George OF Port
Huron upholding Detroit's right
10 start condemnation proceed
ingS.
The proposed airport, considered
an important element in Detroit's
postwar aviation plans, is mile
square. bounded by Eight and
Nine Mile roads, Dequindre and
Ryan.
But occupants Of the area, 81
property owners and school board
officials. oppose the site because
it would uproot their homes, they
say.
Order War Stamps delivered
20 N,o,tr boma hV NOIr Detroit
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Michigan Man Honored

PEARL HARBOR. Hawaii. Aug.
27--Chief Sound San Donald l..
Stillson, Constantine, Mich. a
submarine crewman in the Pa
cifc thcater. has been presented
the silver star for gallantry in
action by Admiral Chester w.
N-rlll2- commander CtITCf or
tl4A 42tattei+ 4A++e announced
today
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Reds Recognize
French Regime
Without Strings

WASHINGTON. Aug = OUP)
The Soviet Unions unqualified
recognition Of the French Com
mttoc OF National Liberation
today ovcrShadowed the limited
recognition granted by tho United
States. Britain and Canada
The Russian action, recognizing
the committee as Representative
off tho state interests OF the
French Republic and pledging 10
exchange plcnlpotentlary repre-
ScntativcS. was not a surprise.
Soviet officials for some time
have been pressing for Allied
recognition OF the French commit
tee. headed Jointly by Gen Charles
de Gauue and Gen Henri Honore
Glraud
The Chinese government an
nounccd m Chungklng tonight
that b. had also recognized the
ErpDrh committee
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
EMPIRE EXCLUDED

Ntf. t1ocStNcft = SlditIfitul ttN-
ognized the French committee as
administering French overseas
territories which acknowledge its
authority, but specifically said
that il did not constitute "recog-
milton of a government Of France
or of the French empire by the
government of the United States.
There was no parallel TO the
latter in the British statement.
The British statement made the
same qualifications. designating
the Allied military command as
supreme in theaters OF operations
and promising the French people
a free choice of government after
tho waf-btft,. TO its -aeknowfede-
ment on overseas territories, II
added specific recognition of the
committee assumption OF Fight
ing French authority in reSpect-to
territories in the Levant-Near
East.
-fhc Canadian recognition cn-
bodied all factors in the British
statement A few hours after the
Anglo n-Canadlan-RuSSlan
actions were made public. radio
reports were received OF Brazils
and Peru's recognition of the COM
mittee.
Ten other countries already had
recognized it-Belgium. Holland,
Yugoslavla, Czecho-Slovakia Uru-
quay, Luxembourg, Greece, Nor
way, Mexico and Poland.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
SHARP IN TONE

Frcnchmcn here and abroad
expressed qualification at the
Anglo-AmcrICan action. although
there were private observations
that IL seemed unnecessarily in
xolved. qualified and sharp in tone.
The Russian action was inter-
preted here as blanket endorse
ment of the committee as a gov
ernmcnt 1t said nothing about a
future French government after
France itself is liberated.
In contrast, the British and
American statements -recnE-
nlzed with sympathy the COM
mittee'S desire 10 be regarded rs
the group qualified 10 insure the
administration and defense OF
lalD French interests
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
CHIL-DLESS

.a--4-e-tf,tff -ir-1ft- 10y -fr--Yr1 II hu--r ~
which the female orEans in reuevable fInc-
t0nai Etsriiity may be assisted 90 thAt
motherhood may then - often be easily
pussibiai YOC AND YOJR HUSBAND
MAY IATIR THANK IHE DAY NOU
~FNT FOR THIS FREF INFORMATION.
Women from over the Nation write us ~
their SOY in becoming mothers A. laEl
ToR FRFF cory write 20 Warnsr CO..
tF3 W. Lake ST. Minneapolis MInnesots
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27
Edna Vac Sales and Donald Wesendof J Pledge Troth

SchinkaD, % Smith street a
son, Delbert John, Jr. July %.
Sergt Reese is stationed in Mi
ami, Fla.
MIR. AND MRS WALTER p.
ZURAWSKI, 81 WeltS street, a
son, Walter James, July "a
MIR. AND MRS. ARCHIE T.
ISROW, Center Lire, son, July
"a.
MIR. AND MRS. JOHN T.
DONALDS SON, Roseville, a
daughter, Paula Elizabeth, July
"a.
MIR. AND MRS. GEORGE
RICHARD keller, 2385 Nor
avian Drive, a son, Ronald Al
Ian, July "a.
MR.. AND MRS. GEORGE AL
BERT LOGAN, 247 North ave
nue., a daughter, July 25.
MIR. AND MRS. CHESTER
JAMES ROBINSON. 10l New
street, a son, July %.
MIR. AND MRS. EDWIN c.
HARRIS, Roseville, a daughter
July 25.
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Engagement is Revealed
at Dinner on Sunday

in the Navy, July
194l He has been stationed at
Dutch Harbor, Alaska, for the
past two years.
No definite date has been set
for the wedding but it is expect
ed to take place in the late fall,
when Petty Officer Westendorf
hopes TO receive his first fur
Tough.
Out Of town guests at the an
nouncement party were. Made
laine WeStendorf, of Washing
ton, d. C., Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Sales, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Aver
and daughter Nancy, and Caro-
line Siewert, of Detroit Those
from the city who attended
we're Mrs. William Cottrell, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas G Longstaff
and daughter Nelly, Harry Yves
tendorf and Howard Pingel.
THE HAROLD DONALD
SONS. Frederick Breitmeyers
and Harold Lindseys were the
Preussel summer cottage at Or
chard Beach.
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THE TRINITY LUTHERAN

THE TRINITY LUTHERAN
PARSONAGE was the scene Of
quiet ceremony. on Saturday af
ternoon at four o'clock, when
Grace Marie Hurttgam, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs John Hurtt-
gam. 428 Cass avenue, and JOS
cph Henry Brill, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Brill Runyan road,
spoke their uptial VOWS before
the Rev. Russell Deng.
The bride was gowned in a
dress of white silk Jersey with
cyelet embroidery. She wore a
pearl necklace and a corsage of
gardenias. Her twin sister,
Gladys. bridesmaid, wore pow
der blue dress fashioned after the
same design. She also had pearls
for her accessories and her cor
sage was talisman roses. Moth
ers of both the bride and groom
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X UkA the GoEors X

THREE MORE Macomb Coun-
" men have exchanged their
civilian clothes for the Navy
Blue, and have reported 10 the
L. s. Naval Training Station,
Great Lakes, Ill. They are
Gerald Brown, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall + Brown, 1876
Charter street. Norwood Neu-
bauer. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Baunan, 6266 Hart Road,
Lenox, William Winkler, son Of
Mrs loretta Winkler, 1883
jackson street, Base Line.
ENSIGN STUART FERGU-
son. L. s. y. r., son Of Frank
Ferguson. 1873 Croker, received
his commission on July 81, when
ne graduated from the Naval Air
Training Center, Corpus Christi,
Texas.
CORP. CHESTER NJ CRUZ
WALSH. son OF Mrs Victoria
Gruzwalski, 1880 Garner street
has been promoted 10 the rank
Of Tech 5th gr. He is now serv-
.ng at the 18Th General Hospital
at Camp Beale, California.
CADET LYLE FRANKLIN
POLLY, son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Pohly, LenoX. Michigan,
is enrolled IN the Army Air
Forces Pre- Flight School for
pilots at Maxwell Field, Ala
bama.
MIDS HIP NJ A y RALPH
CHAPMAN. son OF Mr. and Mrs.
T. r. Chapman, Huntington
drive, is home on his first fur
Tough from Apprentice Seaman
School at Columbia University,
New York, n. Y.
SERGT. DARRELL r. NOR
AN. son Of Mr. and Mrs Fred
Berdel. 1915 Willow street, is A
recent graduate Of the Kingman
Army AR Field flexible gun
merry school, Klngman, Arizona.
AFTER A WEEKS VISIT
with his parents, MIR and Mrs.
d. G. Meddaugh. Lincoln ave
nue.. Corp. David Meddaugh, Jr.
made his return trap 20 Camp
Ham. Calf, by plane.
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Grace Marie Hurttgam
WEEDS Joseph Henry Brill

chose dresses Of blue and white
printed bemberg crepe.
Robert Shueneman was best
man.
Following the ceremony a din
ner for the bridal party and inn
mediate families was held at the
Hurttgam home
The young couple are at home
TO their friends on Runyan road.
THE LADIES AID of the
Baptist Church will meet with
Mrs. Keith Bovenschen, 776
Fairchild road, Thursday al ! 30
p. m. when a dessert luncheon
will be served The hostess will
be assisted by Mrs Verona
SchonSchack Mrs. Ellis Bratt,
and Mrs. Luther Kilby A bust
ness meeting will follow the
luncheon
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Mrs. GEORGE CARTEF

MRS. GEORGE TER,
North avenue. upon her birthday
anniversary Sunday, July 25.
M AIRY ELIZ A b f T II
SCHWALM, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Leighton Schwalm,
who celebrated her birthday an
niversary Sunday.
w. B. MacLACHLAN who has
birthday anniversary Wednes-
day, July %.
ANN IRISH, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Irish upon her
birthday anniversary o d y,
July 81.
SANDRA ANN DEBATE,
granddaughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Abraham Debate, 1890 Oak
street, on her second birthday
anniversary today.
DR.. AND MRS. HAROLD
EYTH, Lodewyck avenue, who
are quietly observing their sixth
wedding anniversary today. July
81.
JILL SUE WILSON, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. job p Will
son, 1861 Burlington drive, is
celebrating her third birthday
anniversary today. On Sunday
25 relatives and friends were
entertained at the Wilson home.
Today Jill invited group Of
friends TO celebrate with her.
The birthday table was decorat-
ed in pink and blue with large
cake as the centerpiece. Each
guest received a . 1all cake con-
tanning three candles.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27

MIR. AND MRS. DONALD r.
WESTENDORF were hosts at a
dinner Sunday at which the en-
gagement of their son, Donald
r. WeStendorf, Jr., Petty Officer
Second Glass, U. S. N TO Edna
Mae Sales. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael G.. Sales, of De-
troit, was announced,
The bride-elect, a former
Mount Clemens resident, is a
graduate of Mount Clemens
High School. She now lives in
Detroit.
Petty Officer Westendorf also
graduated from Mount Clemens
High School and attended Michi-
gan State College prior to his
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home OF Pvt. Kukuk's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Herman kukuk,
1902 Kendrick avenue, while on a
ten day furlough from Fort
Bliss, Texas. A group Of so rela-
tiveS and friends gathered for a
pot-luck dinner in their honor on
Sunday. Pvt. Kukuk returned TO
Texas yesterday While Mrs. Ku-
kuk remained here 10 make her
home with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs August Zimmerman, "a
Sheridan.
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Congratulations

ALONG COMES the Louis
Gutchow family with their
birthday anniversaries. Jimmy
will be eight years old tomor-
row, July %. His father ac-
knowledges TO another year July
% and his sister whose annivcr-
sary will be Friday, July 30.
HERBERT IRISH whose birth
day anniversary comes July %.
MIR. AND MRS. HARRY
SAUNDERS, 48 Barbara street,
who are quietly observing their
wedding anniversary today.
l. O r r Al n f II f l. f n
SCHMIDT, daughter Of MIR. and
Mrs. Harold Schmidt, as Jones
street, who celebrated her third
birthday anniversary yesterday.
She entertained group OF
friends at her home.
Births at St. Joseph's
MIR. AND MRS, SOLON J.
SERAPHIN, East Detroit, a son,
John Scion. July 10,
MIR. AND MRS. LESTER
JOHN GRUNOW, St. clair
Shores, a son, Gerald John, July
10.
MIR. AND MRS. EUGENE
CHARLES BOYER, 1880 Ma
sonic boulevard a daughter,
Bonnie Lou, July 10
MR.. AND MRS. ANTON
HENRY WESTVELD. East De-
troit, a son, Anton Henry, Jr,
July 10.
MR. AND MRS PAUL
WRIGHT, 834 Glenwood road a
son, Michael David, July %.
MIR AND MRS. FRANK A,
HADER, L Kendrick, daugh-
ter, Judith Anne July %
MIR AND MRS. RAYMOND
j. PFENNING, 2919 Lenfesty
Drive, daughter, Rochelle
jeanette, July %
MIR. AND MRS. MARCUS c.
KLEIN. 1892 Garfield road, a
daughter. Vickie Marie. July "a.
STAFF SERGT. AND MRS.
DELBERT JOHN REESE (Clara
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R,iide-CIef

EDNA MAE SALES. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael G..
Sales. Of Detroit, who Will be-
come the bride of Petty Officer
Donald r Westendorf. Jr. &c
I. s. n. al an autumn wedding
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son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Ra-
bine. 1914 North Gratiot avenue,
is enrolled in a special course in
the Wheeled Vehicle DeVart-
ment at the Armored School,
Fort Knox, Ky.
MRS ARTHUR HINTZ, North
avenue, has returned TO her
home after spending a month
with her husband. who is serV-
ing with the armed forces. He
is confined 10 the Station Hos
pital a, Camp Rood, Texas, with
a broken leg. She reports that
his condition is improving but
that ne will remain in the hos
pltal for some time yet. Mrs.
Hlntz also visited Captain and
Mrs Lester Sherlock at Waco,
Texas.
PVT. EDWIN JAIN, JR.. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs Edwin jain Jr.
Of Meade. is stationed at Camp
w neeieTi "a.
MRS. RAYMOND WHITE
HEAD, % Garden Drive, has
received word that her husband,
Master Sergt Raymond White
head, has been transferred from
his former Jap prison TO Hokem
Camp, Manchukuo. China. Mas
ter Sergt Whitehead left Sell
fridge Field in October 1910.
MRS DOAK GEREN. 1Ol
Clinton street, reports that she
has received no further informa-
ton through the Red Cross con-
corning her husband, Master
Seret Doak Geren, who has been
carried on the list Of Missing
in action since the fall of Ba-
taan Mrs Geren received a let
ter from Major Thorne. Son-in-
law of Col II B. Clagctt. a for
mer commander al Selfridge
Fieid, that Sergt -Gcrcn had
been confined 10 a hospital for
awhile but had returned TO his
station.
Mrs Geren also received word
from her son, Staff Sergt. Edgar
r, Leach. who is on duty in
North Africa. that he has receiv-
ed his ribbon for the campaign
there. The letter was dated May
Is, and revealed that Sergt.
Leach is crew chief on a new
fighter plane.
SERGT. WILLIAM c. BRAN
DENBURG has arrived in New
York after leaving his station at
Camp Attebury, Ind He re-
Gently spent furlough visiting
friends and relatives in Mount
Clemens.
BOATSMAN'S MATE &C ED
WARD JAMES STANLEY. son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stanley.
l76 North Walnut, has be n
promoted TO the rank of Boats
mans Mate &c He is stationed
somewhere in the South Pacific
MRS. THOMAS B. SUM
MERS and daughter Ann Taylor
Summers, have returned from
Garden City, n. Y. 10 make
their home with Mrs. Mayme
Beatty, Murdoch place. They
have been with Major Summers.
who has left for foreign service.
SGT. GUY L. BROWN JR..
has arrived in the city for six
day furlough. He is visiting at
the home of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs, Guy l.. Brown, sc Moross
avenue.
CADET PHIL L. McGILL,
formerly of Mount Clemens. will
receive his commission as 2nd
Lieutenant in the Air Corps, July
%, when he will graduate from
the Southeast Training Center,
at George Field, Ill.
PVT. NJ LVIN STEPNITZ,
son of MIR. and Mrs. Edward
Stepnitz, As North Rose street,
has returned to Camp Hood,
Texas, after spending a ten day
furlough at his home.
PVT. AND MRS. HARVEY
X U X u X Margaret thinner
NAM have been visiting at the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-27

NANCY L + w A RK AND
JEAN PRINGNITZ were among
the guests Of Phyllis Brewer at
the luncheon given for Harriet
Ann Breitmeyer Sunday at Pom
tiac.
KATRINA QUINTUS. who
has been the guest for several
weeks of Miss Jessie NelliS lett
yesterday 10 visit Mr.. and Mrs.
John N, Stalker, Of the Whittier
hotel. Detroit, before~Tcturning
10 her home in Buffalo. y. y.
MARY LOU SLACK. Belle
view avenue. spent the weekend
in Jackson visiting her uncle
William Bailey.
MRS. FRANCIS 3 SHlPMAN
and daughter. Marjorie, Of Ok
ford, have returned home after
spending a week as the guests Of
Cathryn Randall
THE VAL WORKERS
CIRCLE of Kings Daughters
viii hold It's annual picnic al the
home Of Mrs. Ellis Streu. So Lin
coin avenue, on Thursday At
$50 D. m. A pot-luck dinner will
be served and members are ask
ed to bring their own dishes and
sllverware.
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Circle HOnors
Mrs. Caster

THE MARGARET BOTTOME
CIRCLE of Kings Daughters
entertained Friday evening for
one Of their members, Mrs. f.
W. Caster, who is leaving the
city TO make her home in Flint.
The party was held at the home
Of Mrs. David Rouleau, Ahrcns
street, where the evening was
spent in the playing of various
games. Prizes were awarded to
Mrs. Z. w. Caster, Mrs Fred
Tyack. Mrs. Sophia Tinsey, Mrs.
Herman Miller. Mrs c Edward
Willert, and Mrs. Martin Hot-
mann. House prize was won by
Mrs. Theodore DeGroot The
honor guest was presented with
a gift, a book of meditations.
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THE OLD CLINTON CROWD
will hold its 18th annual reun-
ion al Marion Park, near Cady,
Michigan. on Saturday, July 81.
A basket picnic dinner Will be
served at noon a cordial invi-
tation is extended 10 all MEM
bers and friends.
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PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

COLORED children 90 board stay nights
must be Ia good health. religious home.
Townsend 5-4ll3.
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COLORED
An excellent buy
BUNGALOWS FOR SALE

ANsTELL, 64s6, Harper Connors Section
Five rooms good condition. furnace /:
=fui= basement side drive 81 az. large
down payment Acme Real Estate. S3u3
Gratiot Plaza 1913.
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FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLD GOODS

$500 A WEEK BUYS THIS BRAND
NEW HOME OUTFIT-COMPLETE
Includes living room suite with springs.
extra chair. exl2 administer rug. lamps.
tables. mirror. picture. bedroom suite
OF bed. chest. dresser or vanity Of wal.
veneer on hard cabinet wood. box spring
and mattress, pillows, dinette set 5-pc. In
solid oak, set OF dishes.
STATE SAMPLE FURNITURE CO.
l22 MICHIGAN NEAR GRISWoLD
Open Mon. Fri. sat Ewes. 10 9
STUDIO couches-Yes. we nave 10 left.
And imagine They are all spring con-
struction with bedding compartment and
assorted colors. To be sacrificed. Open
10 9. spitz. 1868 Gratiot cor. Baldwin.
. LOVABLk. LlyABLk ROOMS. $3.50
MARTIN FURNITURE 6747 MICHIGAN
3-PlECE living room suite, S-piece kitchen
~. bed; reasonable. Tyler 5-l945.
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HANNAH
1000 HARPER
HOUSES FOR sALE-wEs1

A 4-BEDRM nome: ONLY s. .OOl HURRY
GAP. GOOD LOCATION. PR 52Is
GREENFIELD Wsrren-3 rooms h1f
water heat. 2-car garage. 40-foot front
81 500 Lafayette ss07.
WINSTON 1885, rooms. bstn. utary
room newly painted BIZ lct trees.
- 500 $500 dawn. Ebert sQg Majestic
bldS- ca. if57. Redfofd 1892
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FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLD GOODS

AN SELLING refrigerator. Norge. 1912
model. washing machine. tabletop gas
steve, photograph combination. from
party drafted, all new merchandise, plus
4 rooms OF furniture consisting OF 9-piece
dining room suite. 3-piece bedroom suite.
including innusprtng. boxspriug and mat
tress; e.pieee dinette set. also lovely Gus.
tom-buit 2-pieee living room suite. all
table end tables. lamps. sxi2 Atwood
Administer rug. Save equity of 5000 on this
Open 90. spitz. 1865 Gratiot cor. Baldwin.
A RECLAIMED e.pe. walnut finish dining
room set Sacrifice SIS. Open TO 8.
spitz. 1858 Gratiot cor. Baldwin.
A SACRIFICE OF prewsr butt sort spring
Allied studio diVahs,- bedding eompart-
Kent furniture Co. I54ii Livernois
AXMINsTER rugs, 9xi2 Many 20 choose
from. While they last, 500. Open 8 10
2. spitz. 1865 Gratiot cor. Baldwin.
BABY BUGGIES, Si4.oo up. New steel
-, wheels and rubber tires; padded and
1865 Gratiot, cor. Baldwin.
BEAUTIFUL chair and ottoman apiece
suite book end tables, exi2 rug,
smoker. Murray s54i. Call after $50.
BEAUTIFUL living room suites, spring
construction; large selection. ALVIN
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BEDS. SIS; ice boxes. furniture. base.
1869 West Warren.
BEDROOM specials, 2-pc.. 3-pc.. +-pc..
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BRAND new. beautiful 2-piece wine frieze
living room suite, all spring construc-
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TO 9. spitz, 1868 Gratiot. cor. Baldwin
BRAND NEW lounge chairs IN beautiful
wine and blue covers, sacrifice, SIS.
MITCHELLS. 5000 GRATIOT
he'd
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BRAND NEW white kitchen cabinet for
sale, Si5. Call Trinity 25O47.
- Brand new box springs, any size Sl4.
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BUNK beds with spring ana mattress; 10
remaining. Must be sold al once. Spitz.
Open TO 3. 1866 Gratiot. cor. Baldwin.
DINING table with chairs SIP; hall
buffet SO, HOCH. 9939 Mack
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HOUSES ron sALE-wEsT
NEW DEFENSE HOMES
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
.EfrET ROAD Ann CAPITOL
Only . YEARS OLD!

VACANT AUTOMATIC Gas HAT
AUBURN HIS ~ Plymouth Rd; .
rice rooms. hath. good cpneition Tile fes-
lures storm Window screens comb.
doors. Owner Transferred Therefore priced
~ loN a. s. 395. Sl,555 down. SIS mo.
inc taxes and ms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-22
FARM AND LANDS FOR SALE

ACRES. 40. Richmond. Mich good 4 n
room house. basement, furnace othrr
buildings $500 down. EAST JEFFER-
SON REALTY. 1880 East Jefferson.