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Evening star., 1943-11-15
nazis Close Border
Between France and
Spain, Rush Defenses
BY the Associated Press

MADRID, Nov. l4.-The Germans
have closed the French-Spanish
Mediterranean border to all but a
few diplomatic travellers and are
busily strengthening the coastal de-
lenses against the threat of an
Allied invasion, dispatches from Port
Bou on the Spanish side of the bor-
der said today.
Labor gangs are working day and
night on the Notifications, travellers
said, and German engineering units
are teverishly mining the beaches
and mountain passes behind the
coastline. The work was said to be
going on particularly between Mar
bonne and Cerbere, along a 5O-mile
stretch comprising the extreme
southeast tip Of France.
Meanwhile, travellers recently re-
turned from Germany expressed the
belief that the Nazis were getting
ready to launch a surprise winter
operation from southern bases-per-
maps a counteroffensive in Italy-in
the hope of coming up with a vic
tory which they could wave before
the home front and their satellites.
Other travellers stories tended to
confirm reports that an executive
trIumvirate had emerged in Ger
many after the fall of Fascism, COM
posed OF Reichsmarshal Herman
Goerlng, Fleet Admiral Karl Doe
nitz and Field Marshal Gen. Will
helm Keitel, chief of the German
nigh command This triumvirate
has succeeded in concentrating a
great amount of the Nazi party,s
power in its hands, but by no means
operates without Adolf Hitler, they
said
They pictured Hitler as c1everlv
playing the triumvirate off against
another powerful Nazi combine
headed by Gestapo Chieftain Helm
rich Himmler and MARITIME Bor-
mann, successor to Rudolf Hess as
deputy chief of the Nazi party
Evening star., 1943-11-15
; Seized al Stadium
las Ticket ScaIpers

Boom times and a good Redskins
team are responsible for the -four
ishing business Of ticket scalpers at
football games this year, police say
Police arrested three men outside
Of Grifith Stadium yesterday on a
charge Of selling tickets in public
places. They estimated more than
so scalpers were operating outside
the ball park.
Those arrested were Orlando Ais
ton, %, colored, 1900 block of Ninth
street NV; Leonard c. Jackson, %,
colored, 900 block of Forty-fourth
street NE, and Sam Rappaport, A.
1900 block Of Wisconsin avenue NV
Aston and Rappaport will appear
in Municipal Court today. Police
said Jackson had decided to forfeit
$25 collateral.
Sid Carroll, general manager oi
the Redskins, said every effort hao
been made to keep tickets out oi
the hands of scalpers. One methoc
they use to obtain tickets, he said
was to send messenger boys to pur.
chase tickets in blocks of four.
Scalpers were getting IS for $2.2(
Evening star., 1943-11-15
Mrs. Stewart Richardson,
Wife Of British Official. Die,

Mrs. Elizabeth Peabody Stewart
Richardson, wife of Mai. Robert
Montagu Standardization, for
merly an attache Of the British En-
bassy here, died Saturday In Miami,
Fla, where her husband is in charge
Of special services for the Royal Air
Force, 1t has been learned here.
Funeral services will be held at
II IN. Wednesday at the Fifth Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church in New
York, with burial in Woodlawn Gem
etery there,
Mrs. Stewart Richardson had
lived here for several years until
her husband was assigned to Miami
a year ago. Their daughter, Eliza
beth. now the wife OF 1t. Edgar
Lakin, U. S. N. r., was born in
Wiltshire on the family estate,
Dauntsey. She made her debut here
November 26, 1940
Mrs. Standardization was the
daughter Of the late Alexander Mair
Stewart of New York. Her husband
and daughter are the only survivors
Evening star., 1943-11-15
By the Associated Press.

ESSEX, Conn, Nov. 15.-Total
American casualties so far in the
war number about what the Rus
slams report every morning before
breakfast" Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt
declared last night that Premier
Stain had told Secretary Hull.
Mrs. Roosevelt said Secretary Hull
reported the comment on his return
to Washington from Moscow re-
Gently.
Premier Stain asked what the
total American casualties were to
date, she quoted Mr.. Hull. When
he was informed, he compared it
with Russian casualties for only
part of each day, she said.
The Presidents wife was speak
ing at forum in the Essex Con-
gregational Church on Questions
Facing Us in a Postwar World.
Her quotation of Secretary Hull
came while she was commenting on
this country's debt Ito those people
who have fought for U.S."
Her talk was devoted to discussing
postwar questions rather than pro-
posing solutions. Among the others
she listed were:
What did we do or fail to do at
the close of the last war which
caused the failure to obtain lasting
peace?
How much responsibility are we
going to accept personally for the
solution of problems at the close of
this war?
What are we going to do about
the physical condition of our chill
dren to enable us to have a better
manhood 25 years from now?
After. an hours discussion she re-
piled to queries from the capacity
audience present for the forum, the
first in a series of six on the gen.
eral. theme of problems of world gov
eminent. S@~
Evening star., 1943-11-15
Births Reported

RBsigham' Bsghan .5tal, r55sncis AND Hester, boy.
yellow, Richard and Theresa, boy.
Gibson, Guy and Ruth boy.
GGrfsnOeIe Grer slovsS stsnlsy snd and Edna srl
Howard, Belvin ma and RHth' Rufhofoo; boy. e'Fi
Mhknse Msrye J9ssDh 1osD .na and Mar Marion, giri
Ssesitssn sSnS Mlsn fhe '.ls|n@5 sna sa boy
Bust; Charles and JESSIE, boy. -
ssnins smth HHrh RasSsm snd aaa Aa.s sosa say sirl
SgsIIaa66 SgIa6 HS15ton 56Sn sn1 a1d E;l.a0sth E;i boy
Wolford, John al and Nancy. ane; OHs boy.
cunningham; I1na', an, Charles and Katherine boy
EoloWltz' Ellis and Leonora, boy.
Eeid. Georse @ InH and oMHSeRolhe' Msr]ore 6oy 5l5l
Gomolka. Walter and Frances boy.
Gseesnebaum, Edward and Eliza beth, girl.
Hunter George and Adelaide, girl
Ma1tin MMaetf Wa5eS Va and nd Margaret boy
Mosher, Frederick and Edith. Tssiirti.
Hau. Louis and Mary. hey.
PeTry' Samuel and Evalyn. girl
RosenbVrser; CLAUDE and Doris, girl.
Smlth' CharleS and Anne. girl
St. Clair. Boyd and Louise, boy
Studs. Thomas and Frances, boy.
Turner. Albert and Roberta. girl
west, Anthony and Helen, boy.
Baxter. Joe and Pearl. boy.
Bray Clarence and Mary. boy
chapman. Addison and Rebecca. girl.
Collins, Horace and Mae, boy.
Dearing. Sherman and Dorothy. boy,
Digs, William and Margaret, girl
Dyson. George and Catherine. girl
EdWard' Nathaniel and Bessie. boy.
Hllllard, I60maS and Julia, how
johnson, James and Ethel. girl
Madden. Wendell and Marie, girl.
Pratt, James and Alice, boy
Tobin, Andrew and Leola. boy.
Washington. John and Virginia. girl
Blakney,- Vernon and Mittieree, girl
Brown. James and Bessie. boy
Coleman. Willie and Julia. girl.
Crouch, Robert and Frances, boy.
Delaney, Arthur and Elizabeth, boy.
Dodson. Harry and Edna, girl
Edmonds, james and LSvinia, boy.
Fuller, Herbert and Florine, girl.
Evening star., 1943-11-15
Mrs. George Topham, "a,
Buried in Oak Hill

Funeral services for Mrs. George
Topham, "a, who died suddenly on
November Z at the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. A. B. Whittet, 327l
Van Hazen street NV, were held
Wednesday from the Van Hazen
street address. Burial was in Oak
Hill Cemetery.
A native Of Georgetown, Mrs
Topham was the widow Of George
Topham, whose father, the late
James S. Topham, was one Of Wash
ington's pioneer businessmen.
Mrs. Topham, who attended West
Evening star., 1943-11-15
Mrs. Roosevelt Appeals
For Racial Hormonv

NEW YORK, Nov. Is P).-Mrs
Eleanor Roosevelt said yesterday
we will never have the kind Of
peace we hope for" until prejudices
are put aside so that peoples OF
all races, religions and color may
live in harmony.
At a meeting opening a fund
campaign for the Colored Orphan
Asylum of Riverdale, the President s
wife said
Il think gradually we will come tc
look upon all people as human be-
lngs and so be on the way to fol.
lowing the pattern set by Christ
Evening star., 1943-11-15

seats. polics said, with prices as high
- 81 In some cases.
I'VE made special announcements
over the radio Sunday that no ticket
was to be had for the game" Mr..
Carroll said. "It's up to the public
to Cooperate with u.s."
At the same time, he stated, def
nitely, that no seats we're to be had
for the game with the Chicago
Bears Next Sunday.
Evening star., 1943-11-15
Soviet Losses Before Breakfast
Equal Ours, Stain Told Hull

the pattern to live our lives in
kindliness to theirs, and to begin
this with children.
Persons of all ages need to feel
that they belong-that they belong
entirely. Unless we learn to live in
harmony with people of different
races. of different religions, and diff
ferent color, we will never have the
kind of peace we hope for"
Evening star., 1943-11-15

ern Maryland College, Westminster,
Nd, had, since the death of her
husband, divided her time between
the homes OF her three daughters,
Mrs. Whittet, Mrs. Jesse Cover Of
Cleveland and Mrs. N. A. Epperson
Of New Orleans.
In addition to her three daugh.
tiers, she Is survived by four grand.
children, Mrs. David Hogan, 1t.
George A. Whittet Of the Army,
David Switzerland Whittet and
Miss Helen Hope Grover.
Evening star., 1943-11-15

Here's a mammoth G. N. locomotive roy-
ing dol0n the Victory trail wih huinload
Of war supplies. Regular passenger and
freight trains, in addition to special military
t'uins, oreSandled BY diif iifevent notiye po,uer,
each designed for a specific jo6-diesel, e,ec-
tr1c, coal burning and OIL burning steam
Evening star., 1943-11-15
South Africu Good Market

South Africa is rapidly becoming
foremost market for Argentine
goods, as is shown by that country's S
rise to third place in Argentina s
| export trade
Evening star., 1943-11-15
THE BEST Water
Man CAN Drink

1t is frequently said Mountain
Valley is the worlds finest drink
ing water" We feel this is only
half Of it.
/. 1t Is delicious to taste-not
carbonated, not ldratiUe.
2. It provides the body with vital
minerals.
3. 1t is mildly alkaline-tends to
Offset acidity.
4. 1t promotes kidney function
aids in treating Rheumatism
and Arthritis.
S. It is delivered to you just as it
flows at the springs in Hot
Springs, Arkansas.
Phone ME. 1862 for q eose
Mountain Valley Mineral Water
80 18th St. NV. NE. 1854
Evening star., 1943-11-15

Add part Of your bloodstream to
the swelling tide Of victory. Call
Blood Donors, District $500, for an
appointment.
Evening star., 1943-11-15

increase and packers would be able
to find . ready market more nearly
in line with the large volume OF hogs
offered them.
Evening star., 1943-11-15

Equally important is Great Northern's
movement of men and supplies bound for
all the theaters of World War II.
This year Great Northern will handle
the greatest traffic load in its history with
fewer locomotives and cars than during
World War I. Its superbly-engineered
route between the Great Lakes and the
Pacific makes this possible.
Great Northern's short, strategic line
crosses the Rocky Mountains in Montana
through Marias Pass, lowest in any
northern state, and the Cascades in Wash
ington through Smile Cascade Tunnel,
longest in the Western Hemisphere.
These advantages assure greater COM
fort for passengers and dependability of
freight schedules.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-06

Hay VA Savings S.umn, ,r Rand,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-06

- Il Nn"N. 90 GlccuEIII,. :.
." passing through tine city
... E.. U Er'd.U - Green, HE.
.0 3D." meeting by way oi rua-
BOB. attendance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
Would King Cole Be Merry
With Stomach Ulcer Pains7

The legendary Old King Cole might not
have been a merry old soul N he had siom.
sch ulcer pains Sufferers who have 10 pay
the penalty Of stomach or ulcer pains
Indigestion, gas pains heartburn. burning
sensation. bloat and other conditions caused
hy excess acid. should Try Cdga and they
too. may be merry. Get Csc box 81 Udga
Tablets from your druggist First dose
must convince or return box N us and get
pOURLE YOUR MONEY BACK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
Trotsky Slayer Sentenced

MEXICO CITY. April IS GNS)
jacques Monard, slayer of Leon
Trotsky. yesterday was sentenced
10 Is to Is years in prison for
premeditated homicide in the first
degree.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
s To Make You Proud Of Them
or irst hion Coat
595
c.' OS

She'll look little princess in her picture coat chosen with
care tins group Of beautifully made fitted and boxy
Styles Lovely spring foDrcs-weeds shepherd checks shet
onds-some in oI-woo You'll marvel at the unusual trims
ard delicate work on coats at h low price Pases navy
Sizes 10 4 +. Attractive little hats to match 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16

ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

Male and Female Help Wanted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Heir Wortsd-Irstruotion
MAKE BIG EARNINGS NOW
AND AETEP TIKI, WAp'

AND AFTER THE WAR
Amazing opportunities m AIR CONDT
TlOSlNG ard REFRiGLRATlOS' Great
boom after Tho war Will shyf0cktt eafn-
inga for properly trained men Thousands
90 machines VII need sefyicinE. NGIIld
Ike 90 hear from reliable mechHnicallY
Inclined men we can train now 20 overhaul.
install and ssttI,e afr conditioning and
refrigcra'nE equipment No interference
with present i0t Wrte ~ +0nce giving
name address ittltes Inst R0k 4 ia2
Detroit 7 mos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

Aircraft
Experienced
Aircraft Sub
Assembly Hell p
Rivetinq
Trainees
| e arm TO be a
rVeter. Paid during
S h OFT ira min Q
period
Stock Ch0sers
Semi-cIericoI Work
Needed by old
e ST a b ished CON-
panY now on vital
war work. Gle an,
sp d cio'us factory
pleasant wotNn 9
conditions. PIE MY
Of overtime and top
W q g e S. P q n I
located on East Me-
vodo, between MI.
Elliott and Van Dyke
Just z blocks north Of
{. Dawson. Sire ct
Car and bus TO The
door.
Must be eligible
under WMPC Plan
and be able TO work
any shift.
Alvey
Corp.
.b4OOE. Nevada
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
.OIOREI
COLORED DRIVER
COLORED POTTER

To deliver food steady work bring
references q Gardella Compsnv.
2O32 Howard street
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Help Won,sd-Instruetion

LEARN practical nursing a. home spare
time easy 10 learn hIEn wages F|c
shortage Hfch school n0f re.psAqrI Wrfe
FOR free f4c's WAYNE Schpo 20 %lrVne.
Boz 1919. Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

BEAUTY Operstor-coneenial employs
excellent salary closed Mondays.
Ps'sv's. University 1855
BEAUTY operator. colored day of and
excellent wages. Telephone 5Tvler 7-6o05
BEAUTY operator. all sround. also mani
curist. top guarantee and commissions
Is Grafiot Randolph 1853.
BOOKKEEPER for Elliott Fisher machine
retail lumber business. experienced pre-.
fsrrsd. 4O-hour week 56ol West Jefferson
NIuewo0d -209O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

Good wages % reliable steady mar must
have drivers license. Glenn walker Inc
1878 Fast Warren
COLORED porfer wanted good wages
steady permanent JON With Old estar.
lished hrm Apply Buou Thesfer 81
Monroe
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-23
Officers Widows
Sponsor Two Ships

Charleston. S. C., July Bins
Sponsored by the widows OF tho
naval officers for whom they are
named, two destroyer escorts slid
down the ways at the Charlie.
ston Navy Yard Thursday.
Mrs. Phyllis Parman Eichenber-
ger. Of Homestead Fla. formerly
OF Toledo. Ohio. will sponsor tina
US s. Eichenberger, named for her
husband, Ensign Charles Emil Eich-
enberger. a Navy filler killed in &C
ton In the battle OF the Solomous.
Sponsor for the U.S.S. Craig will
be Mrs. Eleanor Arden Craig. or
Jacksonville, Fla, Her late hus.
band. 1t. Comdr. James Edwin
Craig, damage control officer and
first lieutenant OF the U. s. s.
Pennsylvania. was killed at his
battle station during the Jap attack
on Pearl Harbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-23
Real Estate Wanted

HOUSE-N. Of Michigan Ave. With
in . blocks Of business district.
suitable FOR professional office
and residence. Rent or buy. Phone
slim.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-23

LIST your houses or farms with
Harry c. Poet. over % years real
estate experience. Many cash buy
ers waiting. ii. Peet, 50 North
Huron 81. 1871.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-23
Where to go

POLICE DEPARTMENTAL s.
Washington st.
USO TRAVELLER Adds Pearl
st.
WAR HOUSING CENTER-111
Pearl St.
UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT
OFFTCE-ll3 pearl st.
BEYER HCSPlTAL-26 s. Prospect
s..
FIRE DEPARTMENT-1l0 W.
Cross 81.
CITY HALT-304 y. Huron 81.
CITY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Sc y. Huron ST.
BOARD OF COMMBRCE-30l w
Michigan Ave.
YPSlLANTI DUMP at end OF 9.
Park 81.
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Real Estate
Houses For sale

= ROOMS a-I bath. oak floors, fur
nae .asri.s. Earage. shade paw
81 street ua.Y FEW years ola.
BY TAT wooded ar. nov. This Is
sH- property.
= ROOM house Terms Move right
EARL L. FREEMAN
'21 PflH Phone 1883
Insurance o. Al Kinds IN
Honorable slogk companies
s ROOM HOUSE ON nice corner.
Dat agts Free $500. Terms
n Pes' So a. H4gau. Phone lt5l-
N WAYNE-Flte room house part
Is finished 5000 - down. ba.-
Heron. Phone ys--N-
anec mua,aly. Geo. Robins, o. \.
TIN ROOMS garsgss, near COL
leEt rental f.IuitHre a'-n Easily
converted. haIf cash or trade c44I-
ty fgr rooms. HaN $50. care
Press
WEST SIuE-.lose in. room apart
inent house. tWH bait. Furnace.
$3.50. Terms. h Poet 90 y. Huron
st, 1871
CENTER ST House rooms and
large breakfast nook. newly dec
o.ttd, bath, furnace. automatic
large hot water tank beautiful
lawn. block from Mic igan Ave.
$50. rgms. H. Peeh 80 n. Huron
I ROOMS aud bath. overlooking Lake
I'd son. BeNeNll'e Large lot. spring
water $500 down Apply Ridley
Reai Estate. lls Potter Dr., Belle
VILE.
YPsILANTl PROPERTY. Must sell
unfinished four room house, new
roofing aud siding. garage and
four rooms OF used furniture
within city limits. Phone Ann Ar
Dor 391S
BRANE new home. S rooms run
basement, attra terms sylvester.
500 r. Forest Phone ata.
FIVE ROOM HOMES
New, attractive. best iu city.
Sylvester 5o5 f. Forest Pr. 40
SIX ROOM Modern Honse. one block
from ligl school $500. = down.
Inquire 2o6 y Washington.
Suburban Property
OVER ACRES. room beautiful
house, exceptionally large bed
rooms, hardwood floors full base
ment. furnace, laundry trays, fruit
room near HtTmss Hnad E1pNe in
%ear Holmes Road close boa. Price
reasonable u reet. SO No. Huron
s. Phone 1871.
( ROOM bungalow. near Harris and
Holmes Roads Reasonable price
Terms " Peet. 50 y. Euron St
Phnoe 1871.
20 ACRES good soil. level land near
Michigan Ave. East, price $500 per
acre, easy terms. IL. Peet. 30 \.
Huron ST, 1874.
Real Estate Wanted
HOUsE-N. ~ Michigan Ave. With
in . blocks Of business district.
suitable Tor professional offlce
and residence. Rent or buy. Phone
Slim.
Brokerage Cards
REAL ESTATE - General Insurance
Ross X Bower, 1913 ". Michigan.
Phone 664.
Real Estate Wanted
LIST your houses or farms with
Harry t.. Poet. over % years real
estate experience. Many cash buy
ers waiting. ii. Peet. 50 North
Huron 81 1871.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-23
Casualties

Washington, July % ms War
Department has made public the
names OF 1i7 United States soldiers
missing In action. including four
from Michigan. The announcement
includes casualties in the Asiatlc.
European. Middle Eastern. North
African Pacific and Southwest Pa
cific areas.
European area:
Baker, staff Sergt Howard r
Mrs Marion V. Talbot, sister.
U2747 PinehursO Detroit.
Middle East:
Foley. 2nd Lieut.. Joseph NJ. Mrs.
Catharine Foley, mother, UlH
Maryland) Crosse Pointe.
North Africa:
Matwieiczyk. Sergt Henry A..
Mrs. Frances Matwieiczyk. mother,
t22Ss SEVENTH, Wyandotte.
Pacific area:
Baird. End Lieut.. Fred H Mrs.
Madalyn VI. Ballard. wife 1928 West
Magnetic) Marquette.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-23

Houses For Sale

5 ROOMS, bats. al on one fcs-. s-u
basement hot ar furnace, e.erfr..
pump. venetian H.rIr garass
between Ups. and Bomber Plant.
now vacant, Ter 1000
". SIDE. rooms 2 bath rooms
fireplace, breakfast nruR. BEDROOM
on first floor. fli basement. ls-ut-
" tubs, ogen p1v-a. garage for
NASUTENAW AVE. = rooms with
bedrooms, fireplace and .asat1rg
large Tot and gs-age, $1,000 on
terms.
s-kpr. HOUSE, sa-a with private
bath, automatic heat monthly in-
come is ilti. price $500.
SUBURBAN. & rooms. brick home
bedroom. fireplace. 'ayatory or
first floor large bedrooms and
batl on second 3 ear garage and
ono acre 81 land. 5000 VITA $500
down and bal ike rrUr a. peg
cent in', possession 30 30 days
Ennan & 0reenstreet
REALTORS
40 W. Michigan. phone 1881
FOR SALE-nice 7 room house, near
school. modern. large garden.
garages, some fruit Part down.
bal monthly payments, see owner
at 4lf oak St
5 ROOM HOME. bath furnace. "a.
rage, close In. $500 Terms r.
Poet. 80 y. Huron ST. Phone 1911
CALL OUR ADTAKEE at 40 Tor
Classified advertising servIce.
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Real Estate Wanted

REAL ESTATE 80 General Insurance.
Ross X Bower. 1913 ". Michigan.
Phone $50
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Merchandise
HOUSEHOLDS Furnish lnss

l DINING SET, - inch buffet. 3
extension leaves FOR table original
cost |cl2. Soil for SIS. Also Ses-
slons mantle clock. 81. CRIB and
mattress s.. Phone lOll-W5.
COMPLETE HOUSE Of furniture.
including electric refrigerator and
stove. Sold Individually or IN lot
Phone l756-W between 4 . = IN
HOUSEHOLD GOODS for sale iu
garage. Number 6. ll5 y. liamIl-
ton, open - 20 3 p m.
EIGHT PIECE walnut dining room
suite in excellent condition. Phone
Detroit, Vermont $500.
HOOVER Vacuum cleaner, good ron
dition S6J cash. Effie MetGEsr, Box
A, Ypsilanti
SOLID MAHOGANY, carved Karpen
couch. Spanish leather cover. Used.
Phone sow.
ONE 9x II It. rug. piece oak din
ing Suite. radio book cases. 1900
Whittier Rd., Phone 99O-W.
USED FURNITURE ~ all kinds.
lowest prices. 200 y. Main. Ann
Arbor open Thursdays. Friday
evening
Farm Products and Equipment
SIZE Us for your poultry feeds
equipment and remedies. Morton
Poultry Farm, Phone GJR2. Saline
NOTICE GARDENERS - cabbage.
tomstoe, kohlrabL eudlle and beet
plants. Also radisses and turuip
Ereens. sl5 Railroad s.
Wanted To Buv
WAETED-Auv kind 81 washer ana
FrIgidaire, Phone Dearborn 9g32
o. write 27f0s Ecorse nd. Inkstsr,
Mlc1.
WANTED boys bicvcle IN good con-
ditiou. VOLTS Grocery 800 Miles
. PEoue ga
I WILL PAY CASH FOR good up
riglt piano Con sole or Grand.
Phone 2osi-M after 9 p. N
WANTED 70 buy typewri'crs and
adding machines In any condition.
Desks. c1a.rs. fines, safes. Phone
2525-Nv.
WE WILL PAY best cash price for
cd sewing machine aud vacuum
cleaners Singer shop. Pm. 942-W.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid FOR
pianos, sp.rstf apt. aprlg.ts. or
grauds. Ea,d0in Piano store.
= one E-F