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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-27
Key Jap Base
Shattered by
Heavy Attack
100 Big Bombers
Scotter Destruction
Over Poetic Base
BY WILLIAM F. BONI

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
THE SOUTHWEST PACIFIC,
Aug. 27-(P)-Allied heavy and
medium bombers, flying in
greater force than ever before in
the southwest Pacific sent 1870
tons of bombs crashing on Sala-
msua's supply base at Kansas
Bay, New Guinea Thursday, AL
lied headquarters announced to-
day.
1t. Gen. George c. Kenney's
fifth airforce sent nearly 100
Liberators, Flying Fortresses
and Mitchells, escorted by fight
ers into the attack from low alti-
tude and succeeded in sinking a
wreighter, wrecking As barges,
exploding ammunition dumps
and destroying ground installa-
tons.
While American and Austral-
ian ground forces, within one
mile of Salamaua's airdrome at
one point, frightened their pres
sure on the Japanese, the same
bristling b % m Der formations
which devastated Wewak in con-
secutive raids last week turned
their attention to the Hansa Bay
area.
Nearly 100 U. 8. Flying Fort
resses, Liberators and Mitchells,
escorted by fighters, set off ire
mendous explosions, sank q g.
000-ton freighter, wrecked As
barges and destroyed ground in
stallations.
On the right flank of the AL
lies 750-mile offensive arc, dis
patches said the siege-bound
japanese garrison at Bairoko
Harbor on New Georgia Island
was beginning to wilt under the
steady pounding of American
field guns and the pressure of
slowly advancing u. S. infantry
men.
Meanwhile, Tokyo had reason
to keep a nervous eye on Wash
ington today as Vice Admiral
Lord Louis Mountbatten, Brit
aims famed commando chief and
new Allied supreme commander
in southeast Asia, conferred with
u. S. military leaders to chart a
British American Chimes
squeeze play" against Japan.
See PACIFIC-Page 3
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Swedes Voice
Protest
Sinking Of Ships
Prompts Action

STOCKHOLM. Aug. 81 - up
- The Swedish foreign office
announced today that protest
TO the German government was
being drafted, shortly after a
communique stated two German
minesweepers had sunk two
Swedish fishing boats without
warning.
The latest protest, the second
in 10 days demanding that Ger
many halt her attacks on Swed-
ish commercial and military in
terests, will be presented short
ly. II was said.
The IL crew members aboard
the two boats were presumed to
have been lost in the attack on
five Swedish craft in interna-
tional waters off the northwest
coast of Denmark two days ago.
The incident followed a for
NAL protest Aug. l8, against the
firing upon Swedish naval tor
pedo boat and air force plane by
German gunners aboard a Nor
wegian freighter off the Swedish
coast Aug. 6.
A communique said an inves-
tigation has been launched by
the navy and that the Swedish
legation in Berlin has been ask
ed to learn from the Germans
whether any of the II men re-
ported TO have been on the sunk
en- boats were rescued.
While the government await
See SWEDEN-Page 3
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by workers extended to the
cities Of Vordingborg and vi
borg, where the populations
Joined those of other cities in
protesting against the lack of
discipline by German soldiers.
The Danes accused many SOL
diers of attacking without prov
ocation and hurting hand gren-
AIDES into crowds of persons who
refused to disperse when or
dered.
Danish and German authori-
ties have been comforting all
week of the revolt, which start
ed on Aug. Is. and the Nazi
ambassador to Denmark Werner
Best went to Berlin several
days ago to report on the stu
alton. II was reported that Best
would not return to Denmark
and that Gen. Hermann Won
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-27

STOCKHOLM, Aug. 27-(P)
-Denmark's peoples revolt"
against G. erma an occupation
scared TO new heights today as
the Danish government and Nazi
authorities reached a stalemate
in their discussions on how to
halt the riots and sabotage.
One hundred and twenty per-
sons were reported arrested by
Danish police yesterday as they
broke UP, with the aid of Ger
man soldiers, riot in the
Raadhuspladsen in the center
of Copenhagen.
An undetermined number of
persons were reported TO have
been injured.
SECOND DAY
1t was the second successive
day that large crowds had dem
onstrated in the Raadhusplad-
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County Cd Council
10 Meet on Wednesday

A meeting of the Macomb
County Civilian Defense Coun-
Gil is scheduled for Wednesday,
September /, at 2 p. m. in the
County building, Sherwood j.
Bennett, chairman, announced
today.
The two main issues to be
discussed Wednesday will be APP
pointment of a County c. D. C.
commander, and a Chairman for
the Neighborhood war clubs,
Bennett revealed.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-27
19 Germans
Prison
Four Reeoptursd
in Conodo

KINGSTON, Ont, Aug. q -
(R - Nineteen German prison.
ers of war escaped last night
from the Fort Henry Prison
Camp and early today military
district headquarters in King
ston announced that four had
been recaptured.
Headquarters said the men
escaped betweefi 9 and $50
p. m, but declared no details
could be given until after an in
vestigation.
They disclosed, however, that
routine check was being made
of the prisoners when a report
came through from police that a
man believed to be an escaped
prisoner had been apprehended
at Dead Mans Bay, mile and
one-half from the camp.
The check was quickly COM
pleted and 1t was discovered 10
men were missing.
A second man subsequently
was picked up by police in the
Dead Mans Bay area and two
more were captured by private
of the Provost Corps at the Bar
riefield army training camp.
The search was being contin-
ued over a wide area today. II
was believed some of the men
might try to reach islands dot
ting the st. Lawrence or cross
into the United States, and q
close watch was being kept on
both the river and the border.
The break was the second
largest from a war prison camp
in Canada. Twenty-eight men es-
capped from a northwestern On
tario camp In April. 1941. Two
were shot and killed and others
wounded before all were round
Cd up.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-27
Black Nightmare
Confronts Japs
Admiral States

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 81
(Pl-Japan, with its face-losing
withdrawal from the Aleutians.
is seeing its projected conquest
of America turning from golden
dream to black nightmare, vice
Adm. John w. Greenslade. COM
mandant of the twelfth Naval
district, declared today, in an
address prepared for a Common
wealth club luncheon.
Already United States planes
are making preliminary scouting
and bombing runs over the enc
my base of Paramushiro in the
Kurile islands north Of Japan.
Admiral Greenslade said. adding
that Paramushiro could become
Nippon's Sicily.
Japan's industry and trans
port, he said. cannot be "geared
up sufficiently to cope with the
losses and, simultaneously.
maintain some sort of balance
with our gains in materiel and
force
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-27
Yank Raiders
Rip Hongkong
Jop-HeId Island
Roked by Filters
BY J. REILLY O'SULLIvAN

HEADQUARTERS OF THE
L. S. 14TH AIR FORCE, Aug.
26 - (Delayed) - (P - Major
Gen. Clare l.. Chennault's me-
dunn bombers delivered dou-
bic blow on japanese shipping
at Hongkong yesteday, scoring
direct hits on two big enemy
transports tied up at the KoW-
loon docks and starting a num-
Der of fires in the dock area.
All the American planes re-
turned safely from the forays.
On the morning mission, Nit
chel bombers under the COM
mand of Lieut.. Col. Morris Tar
Der Of Lewistown, Mont, placed
heavy demolition bombs on the
deck of a 500-foot vessel which
was seen TO burst into flames.
See HONGKONG-Page 3
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5torthing Air
Raids 5tagger
0azed Italy
Heavy, Medium
Bombers Punch
Home Allied Force
BY holland NORGAARD


ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTH AFRICA, Aug. 81 Up
- United States heavy and me-
dunn bombers in strong force
renewed their assault on the
Italian peninsula yesterday with
o set of scorching attacks on key
airdromes. Flying Fortresses
smashed the Capua airfields and
Marauders raided the aerial in
stsllations at Grazzanise.
Large numbers of dispersed
planes on the target fields were
hit and IS enemy fighters were
destroyed in stiff running bat
ties. Enemy planes shot down
in the 24-hour cycle up to this
morning totaled 10, Allied Head
quarters announced.
JAM CAPITAL
Air travellers from Italy ar
irving in Madrid today estimat-
ed that Rome now contains at
least 100000 more Italians than
il did before the Allies landed
in Sicily. and said the number
is daily increasing.
Parks, pu b i C squares and
plazas are filled nightly with
people unable 10 obtain lodg-
inRs and sleeping in the open,
the travellers reported.
So far this civilian march on
Rome" from the provinces has
been peaceful. II probably was
See lTALY-Page )
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late X X X
bulletins
Invasion filters

LONDON, Aug. % - up -
The German overseas radio said
today that information avail
able from the Central Mediter-
ranean does not Indicate immi-
nent invas ion of the Italian
mainland by the Allies" The
broadcast. recorded by the AS
sociated Press, added that "ac-
cording TO present observations
Allied shipping in the Central
Mediterranean cannot be de-
scribed as particularly inten-
sive."
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-27
Hail New Chief

CHUNGkING, Aug. n Up
- A Chinese Army spokesman
today hailed the appointment of
Vice Admiral Lord Louis Mount
batten, new Allied supreme
commander in southeast Asia, as
meaning that measures plan
ned for the destruction of Japan
are being supplemented"
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LIST Lady
Crosses
Pacific

AUCKLAND, ~ T., Aug. 81
-(P)-Mrs. Franklin d. Roose-
welt arrived today in this pro-
vincial capital, completing the
longest journey of the many she
has made since entering the
White House in 1893.
(Mrs. Roosevelt's mode of
travel was not disclosed in this
dispatch from Auckland, which
is approximately $500 miles by
air from the nearest point on
the west coast of the United
See FIRST LADY-Page 3
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-27
Faculty Short
but one TeaCher

With school in Mount Glenn
ems beginning Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 8, Superintendent l..
Wade Fast revealed today that
there is only one berth untitled
physical education instructor
for boys. The list of teachers for
the coming year, which contains
several new names, will be an
nounced next week, Fast said.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-27

sen, while sabotage, general
strikes and clashes between
danes and German soldiers con-
tinued throughout Denmark.
Saboteurs we're said TO have
caused damage estimated at
1900, 900 Danish crowns when
they exploded bombs in the
Lauritz Knudsen electrical ap-
pliance works in Copenhagen.
Before the German occupation
the Danish crown was equiva-
lent to about 20 cents in Ameri-
can money!
Meanwhile residents of Hels-
ingborg in Sweden reported
they had heard terrific explo-
sions across the narrow three
mile stretch of water at Hels-
inggor in Denmark.
EXTEND STRIKES
Swedish advices said strikes
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the part Of the local army base
TO help make the program a
complete success, and TO get the
Third War Loan drive underway
locally.
II is planned TO have all or
CARNATIONS in Mount Clemens
represented in a gigantic parade,
details of which remain 10 be
worked out. Later in the day,
Mount Clemens and Macomb
county residents will have an
opportunity TO inspect various
See PARADE-Page 3
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Mural Saved

LONDON, Aug. % - (P -
A Reuters dispatch from Swift
zerland today said the renowned
mural, THE Last Supper" of
Leonardo Da Vinci escaped dam
age in recent Raj raids on Mi
Ian, but the walls of the Santa
Marie Dele Grazie churc
where IL is housed were report
ed near collapse.
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Parade to Mark
War Loan Drive
SPECTACULAR MILITARY
EXHIBITION IS PLANNED

Plans were being developed
in Mount Clemens today for a
spectacular parade and military
exhibition which Will officially
inaugurate this community S
Third War Loan campaign
starting next month.
A skeleton program was ar
ranged yesterday when several
committee chairmen met al the
Board of Commerce headquar-
tiers 10 discuss the impending
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-27
Reds Crush
Nazis;; Sweep
5teadiIy Ahead
Sharp Germon Blows
Fail TO Cur
into Salient


German troops have struck at
the flanks of Russian forces ad-
vancing through the Ukraine in
an unsuccessful effort TO check
the Red Army's progress west
of Kharkov, il was announced
today.
A front line dispatch TO the
Army newspaper Red Star said
the enemy concentrated infan-
try and tanks along the sides of
salients which the Russians had
driven into their lines and
launched a number Of stiff coun-
ter-attacks.
The Red Army repulsed the
attacks, the dispatch said and
continued the reckless advance
which yesterday covered an
other three and a half miles.
"a G er m communique,
broadcast by Berlin and record
ed by the Associated Press, said
Russian troops supported by
tanks and planes attacked south
and west of Kharkov yesterday
but were repulsed with the loss
of more than 100 tanks.
FLANK ATTACK
(The Germans said their
troops made a thrust against the
flank of Red Army forces at
lacking on the Mus front. re-
polling the Russians and inflict-
ing heavy losses, and halted
Soviet attacks near Izyum with
series of counter blows.
"a Russian attack southwest
and west Of Orel did not succeed
in achieving breakthrough
despite the employment of ex-
traordinarily strong air forces"
the Nazi bulletin said. II added
that altogether 2l8 Russian
tanks were destroyed in yester-
days fighting.)
In addition TO yesterdays
three and half mile westward
advance which the Russians
made in the Kharkov region to-
ward the Nazis' Dnieper River
defenses, Soviet forces were dis
closed TO have struck due south
in a new thanking maneuver.
600 KILLED
The southwark column of
Gen. Ivan s. konevy's Steppe
army, pounding toward the key
rail junction of Lozovaya, killed
some 600 of the enemy and de-
stroyed or disabled % enemy
tanks, the Soviet communicate
said. Fighting was reported
heavy.
Thus, the Steppe army was
moving into position to put ever
increasing pressure against the
TANKS of the German lines
reaching eastward into the DON
cts River basin.
In the Donets basin itself, the
MOSCOW war bulletin said. the
southwest army group command
ed by Gen. Rodion Y. Malinov-
sky absorbed frequent Axis
'counterattacks south of Izyum
and southwest of Voroshilov-
grad. killing 1000 of the enemy
and destroying 48 tanks. Whole
trainIoads of ammunition and
other booty were captured in
rapid lunges.
WIPE OUT FOE
Yesterdays advances by Gen.
Konev's troops west of Kharkov
wiped out 500 enemy rear
guards, routed two battalions
and captured several villages.
Numerous enemy counterattacks
were beaten down.
The communique gave no in
See RUSSIA-Page 3
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Jaice Captured

LONDON, Aug. q - (PD -
The Yugoslav War Ministry an
nounced today that partisans
had recaptured Jajce, 40 miles
west Of Sarajevo, Yugoslavia,
and destroyed a German chlor-
inc gas factory there for the Sec
ond time in a year.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-27
Food Reserves

LONDON, Aug. q - (P -
Food Minister Lord Woolton told
a meeting at Bolton today that
he was building up reserves lab
elied food for attack" For this
reason, he said, he had on in
tentions of increasing England's
food rations at present.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-27
Plane Crashes

RIO DE JANElRO, Aug. al
(R)- Fifteen persons were kill
ed, three others were injured
and three are missing in the
crash Of a passenger plane in
Rio De Janeiro harbor today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-27

All organizations desiring to
participate in the Bond Drive
parade today were urged to
notify A. ID. Brewer, at the
Board of Commerce; tele-
phone 650l.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-27
(NEA Telephoto>

war funds drive-the largest yet
undertaken by the nation.
The parade and military dis
play will take place in the down.
town area on Saturday, Sept. IL,
starting al 3 pm. The program
being arranged will last for five
or six hours. The day will be
known as Attack Day. sig
mailing the start of a campaign
TO raise S542500 in Mount
Clemens alone and 81, 386,000 in
Macomb county.
General chairman Of the "At-
tack Day program is Angelo
Fisher, whose appointment was
announced by Ralph Clark,
chairman Of war bond sales in
Mount Clemens.
ARNTX To CnOpERA ATE
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ARMY TO COOPERATE

Fisher asserted yesterday that
Colonel William l.. Boyd, Self
ridge Field commandant, had
promised full cooperation on
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Photo by Henk
FIRST LIEUTENANT ROBERT
BANNOW, 81, son of Postmas-
ter and Mrs. John Bannow, who
left by plane Tuesday for KEGS
Ter Field, at Biloxi, Mississippi,
where he has a temporary ap-
pointment with the Medical
Corps. His wife, Grace, lives at
l64 Market street.
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!mportioI Coveross
Of All Loeol News
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Swedish advices said strikes
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-08
Musical Equipment
Miscellaneous

MOTORS and EXHAUST FANS.
Electric Motor shop. 10 s.
Huron.
BICYCLES for sale or exchange
Romber Welding shop, 2Gi7 f.
Michigan
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FEAR FOR YOUR ACES

AGGRESSIVE bidding OF one
or two suits by an opponent
should always warn you against
over-valuing the defensive value
OF your high cards. You should
even have a certain amount Of
fear for your aces In such cir.
stances. One or more OF them Is In
danger OF being ruffed because Of
a void suit. No statistics have
ever been compiled to show what
percentage Of unsuccessful busl-
ness doubles are due to this fac
tor. but II is undoubtedly large,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-08

East was sorry about the whole
thing after South made his con-
tract. losing tricks to only two Of
East's three aces. He had no apol-
ogies to offer. however. but mere
ly hguratively Kicked himself on
the shins. confesslng that he
should have known better when
South bid as he did.
The key to the situation was
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TO CELEBRATE SUNDAY

Lansing, Jan. Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. George c. Pratt. 727 w. Michi-
gan, Lansing. will observe their
sixtieth wedding anniversary with
a reception.
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Fine Points in Bndqe
BY SHEPARD BARCLAY

really South's second bid. 3-Cluhs.
That showed two things pro.
nouncedly. One OF them was that
his hand was splendid II played on
the offensive. at one OF his two
suits. The other was that he was
not overly strong In high card
values outside Of his own suits,
or otherwise he would have re-
doubled over Easts double. or
else might have passed first to see
what would develop. There could
not have been any earthly reason
for such jump bid over a double
except extreme length In his own
suits. with pretty fair solldity In
secondary honors. and extreme
shortage In the other suits.
Disregard OF those obvious In
ferences caused East to hand his
opponents some extra points by
means OF his dangerous double.
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Real Estate
Rooms For Rent

Real Estate
Rooms For Rent
ROOM FOR two girls. twin beds. also
one girl TO share double room. 800
Maple ST.
WANTED-RoOMMATE for young
man. Private home. Phone
463-R
ROOM for two men. or couple.
single Beds. 1909 W. Cross
st
FIRST FLOOR room bath adjacent
private home, west side, men.
Phone 1326-W.
WARM comfortable room. automatic
hot water Bomber bus service.
llof 5. Huron, Phone 2S65-J.
YOUNG MAN To share double room,
single beds, also man to share
double room, double beds. Clean
habits. y. summit.
ONE GIRL 10 share large steam
heated newly furnished room. pou-
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y. Normal.
LARGE modern room for one or two
men, innersprIng mattress. l22 5.
Hamilton Phone i44S-R.
ROOM FOR two girls 70 share with
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BOARD AND ROOM FOR men.
1872 +. Michigan.
Wanted To Rent
WANTED by refined middle aged
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with private bath. Room ZIG Hotel
Huron.
WANTED Before Jan. Il, . or ,
room furnished apt. with bath.
Couple. No children. Phone 26l
Willis or Box ll6 willis.
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Merchandise
Houssno,s syrr sniros

TWO Raby Beds. w.th drop
sides, heating stove. s25
Hawthorne
USED FURNITURE. lazy boy chair
and ottoman, like new. vanity
dresser and chest wicker daNen-
port Call al Goa Ferris.
PIANO -- REASONABLE
Mrs. John Gum. los s
Harris Rd.
FULL SIZF Chud's bed With mat.
tress and dresser and extra so -
springs. 81. r. Michigan. Phone
10lS-W
farm Products Fer sale
/ WILL RE on CITY Market Saturday
with dressed chickens, eggs and
picked meat Mrs. Ethel Rurget.
Wanted To Buy
SEWING MACHINES WANTED.
All makes. VIII Pay cash. Phone
gia.N
WANTED Iesk. chair. adding mach
inc. typewriter and safe, etc. Pm.
e525-W.
WANTED -- Used washing
machine. Reasonable. Pm.
AIS.
WANTED-Ricycles. or parts wash
ing machines. parts Bicycles re-
paired. Welding. Bomber Welding
shop. e6I7 p. Michigan. : mi. r OF
fpsilanti on Michigan Ave.
WORK SHIRTS. socks, pants. coats.
gloves Tor Defense Workers.
Thoruc Tire Co. 500 T.. Michigan.
AVON HAND CREAM l5c with ord.
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Shoe store, p y. Huron, Ph. s1i.
open evenings
NU-ENAMFL PAINT. All colors.
Tor interior and outside painting.
Family Rad shop, lo6 W.
NJ chtgan. Phone 3.
STONES-Oak Heaters from
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DANCING DOLLS, small trailer, any
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Nortons, 20 r. G. oss. Pm 2eaa
COMPLETE selection Of flat-irons
coffee makers ULCERS and roast
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igan.
Musical Equipment
sPINET PIANO slightly used. good
condition. Save SS5. Ypsi. Plano
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USED Naolnet Motorold hhulo. All
wave Bargain. $40. Grinnell Bros
2tO W. Michigan,
PIANO Toned Voiced, Regulated
Fine for practicing. $40. Terms.
Grinneu Bros. ii0 w. Michigan.
RADIO PHONOGRAPH - Built-in
aerial and ground. Walnut finish,
S2g95. Grinuell Bros. 2i0 w Mich
igan.
TWO Hawaiian Guitars, amplifler
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1900 $. Huron ST.
miscellaneous
MOTORS and EXHAUST FANS.
Electric Motor shop. 10 s.
Huron.
BICYCLES for sale or exchange.
ROmber Welding Shop. 2Gi7 f..
Michigan