davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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s
z In M 1'Sss1; M

(3) Boys Cotton Poplin Jack
cts; with upper front. Small
and medium. Orig. 2.99 4oc
(20) Jr. Boys Topcoats: in
grey and tan tweed patterns.
Sizes 4 to 10. Orig. 2.99 1.3o
t5) Boys Stacks; in cotton
mixtures, sizes II to 20. Orig.
2.98 ----------1,OO
I9) Prep Suits; in wool mix
lures, sizes ii to 20. Orig.
1898 5.S7
a. Jr. Boys Sailor Suits:
white top, blue pants. Sizes 6
and 7. Orig. i.98 -----I.49
"a Boys Hugger Caps; with
earmuffs, large sizes. Orig.
CSC ----------69 -69c
l15) Boys Broadcloth Shirts;
in fancy patterns. Sizes 8, 10,
12l2. lS and 1872. Orig. 29c.
Ste
10 Boys Tie and Handker-
chief Sets; full shape tie and
m hin G handkerchiefs.
Boxed. Orig. CSC 8c----1oc
Goldenberg' Main Floor
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.Ii)vtA1y(h

t3) 500 Wool Comforts; con-
tain 500 reprocessed wool.
Figured floral covering. Orig.
3.99 --------------3.44 a.
t3) SOC Wool Blankets, con-
tain 500 reused wool, dark
colors. Orig. 399---2.44
14) Chenille Bedspreads;
white or colored chenille tuft-
ing. Orig. 3.69----------2.44
(2) Bed Pillows; filed with
white goose feathers. Soiled
covering. Orig. 2.99-----1.77
(3l) Cotton Bats; individual
ly wrapped. Orig. 15c ca. Sc
t27) Cotton Bats; individual
iy wrapped. Orig. 25c ca. l8e
t44) Muslin Sheets; in various
sizes. mperfects and seconds
OF l.29 quality 74c
(27) Chenille Bedsprcads; in
solid colors. Slightly imper-
feet. Orig. .99------l.58
1866 yds.) Unbleached Muslin;
36" wide. Useful remnant
lengths for many household
purposes. Orig. 19c yd. SC
t47) Bed Pillows; filled with
crushed chicken feathers. Size
l7X24". Orig. 100 ------ CSC
Goldenberg'S-Mdin Floor
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a;I1HXNENXY

t46) Women's BIouses; in
shirt and sheer dressy types.
White and colors. Orig. 80 to
36. Orig. 1.39- .Oo
(1o6) Odd Lots Women's
Neckwear; in white sheers
and pique. All necklines.
Orig. 100 ~-------6Sc
1889 Head 'Kerchiefs; with
fringed ends. White and COL
ors. Orig, 100 -----7oe
(500) Women's Ha dker-
chiefs; white and prints. SAM
pies and seconds of lie. to l8c
qualities. Ea. -------6 sc
5000 Mems Handkerchiefs;
colored borders with white
centers. Perfects and seconds
Of l8c quality. Ea. Sc
Goldenberg S-Main Floor
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t143) Women's Does kin
Gloves; slipon and novelty
styles. White and colors.
Some slightly soiled. If per-
feet would sell for 95l.Oo
12I Women's Rayon Fabric
Gloves; in white, blue and
pink. Orig. soc 4oc
1881 Women's Leather Nit
tens; in blue only, warmly
lined. Orig. 1.00---------29c
Goldenberg' 'S-Mdin Floor
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1853 and I.98
Handbags
LOO

Just so to sell. Smart new
bags in fabrics and fabricoids,
choice of black and leading
colors. The majority perfect,
some slight seconds. ~
t3n Handbags; in fabrics,
tapestries, bengalines and
homespuns. Black and colers.
Orig. loo -------- 6ec
tl9) Uniform Bags; small
vagabond shape with back
strap. and center upper. Orig.
100 ---------------6c 6ce
Goldenberg s-Main Floor
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LINENS

(166) Huck Towels; in a va
riety of sizes. Seconds of 19c
quality --------------9c Sc
(39) Heavy Turkish Wash
Cloths; size 12x12". Seconds
of l5c quality y---------7e
t67) Dresser Scarfs; various
styles, sizes 15x36" and 15x45".
Orig. CSC ----------27c
u6) Sateen Napkins; colored
borders. Size 16xl6". Orig.
2ec ------------------loe -loe
(46) Damask Napkins; all
white, Orig. l5c ----------6c
I'D Printed Tablecloths; sew
eral patterns. size 5Ox50".
Orig. 89c ---------5Oe
t6) Weven Homespun Table
cloths; size 36x36". Orig. 59c,
26c
u0) FiIet Lace Cloths; size
68x6a". Orig. 1,89----l.44
t39) Large Turkish Towels;
all white Or with colored bor-
ders. Seconds of soc quality.
24c
40 Printed Dish Towels; in
colorful patterns, generous
size. Orig. 39c ea.-----l8e
GOldenberQ'S-Mnin Floor
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sa
~, s;ls A
II Rayon Creme Checked Pa

1) Rayon Crepe Checked Pa
jana; small size. Orig. 2.98.
2.29
tO Rayon Satin Bed Jackets;
orig. l.19 --------------59 59c
(14l Rayon Satin and Rayon
Crepe Slips; in small sizes,
Soiled, Orig. 89c-- ----29c
az Rayon Satin Slips; orig.
ll9 ----.-- 59c
~ Porto Rican Gowns; soiled
from display Orig. l29 67c
l6) Extra Size Rayon Crepe
Slips; orig. l.l9 II. 90
~ Eayon Satin Slips; small
sizes. Orig. 70
Goldenberg' 's-Main Floor
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COURT TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
IMPROVED AND LNIAIpRONEp REAL

COURT TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Estate II coMMERcIAI zoNEs' ~ : f'1'-
co1ft q tie Unissd s.sses e for The the bistret
the undersigned Trustees Will sell by
nuolte auc;ion on u N front Of Z he reSpectiye
hPR f845 I 7 lie foloatnS fah Ihi deSdribed a real 9
estate situate in the District OF Columbia.
AT THREE O'CLOCK Pm.
Parcel One--Lot 90 in Square 45o, i'm
proved by Three-Story Brick Building, No.
5ol5j seventh st. NV, First Commercial
AT THREE-TWENTY O'CLOCK PM.
CO PtaGeel IWo1.Lot@ A., 30, 81. S33 and
APPROXIMATELY so feet on N St, los feet
on So PL and 90 feet on Siever's Court,
32nJad contadlnlng t about 5,95g square feet m,
brick building in rear. No. 622 N s.. NV,
g4nlmproved lots adjoining on the west and
627 and $40 Sieyers Court NV, all in
First Commercial Zone.
aNOTE-Tgustees reserve the right to
offer the above parcels either separately
AT 4 THREE-F6RSTY' 44Ss 5FSS4 8 5GcLocK PM.
wide, extending 1850 feet to alley on the
east, uulmprovCd, located on north slce L
s. between tth and 1th Sts NV. First
AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM.
proved 6y .Three-storv and Basement Brick
Dwelling. No. l3O r St. NV. Second Com
TERMS or SALE. Onc-tLlrd Of the
purchase money 10 be paid in cash. balance
in two cQCal lusta llmcuts represented by
promIsSory notes of purchaser, payable on
or before one ana two years from date Of
settlement OF sale, with interest at SIX per
cent per annUm, PAYABLE scm!-annually,
secured by deed Of truSt upon property
sold or all cash, at option OF purchaser.
A deposit Of $500 each on parcels one and
Two and $500 each on parcels three and
four required Of purchaser a. time Of sale.
Al conveHanCinT. recording. revenue stamps
and uotarial fec a. cost Of purchaser.
Terms e sale 10 be COMPLIED with within
thirty days from ratification Of sale by The
courts otherwise at the dlscre ion Of the
Trustees deposit may be forfeited or prop
eIty reSold at risE End cost Of detaultng
purchaser, after five days advertisement
Of such resale n some new spape- pub
LShed in The CITY Cf Washington, i. {.
JOSEPH T. SHhRIER,
'0ul l5th st n w;
EDMUND p. Campbell,
Southern Bl-ldEE.
rh111S.g5.apl = Trustee
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Misses 1895
Furred Coats
$500

Just 6 to sell. Black needle
point coats, l with red fox
collar, l dyed squirrel collar
and 4 with Persian lamb col
lars. Broken sizes.
(2) Little Womcn's Goats:
with silver fox collar. All wool
black needlepoint. Sizes 81
and 33. Orig. 1895 $500
10) Black NeedIepoint Winter
Sport Coats; broken sizes.
Orig. 1895 and 1895 --8.S8
CD Tweed Coat; interlined,
size 40. Orig. 19.95---9.29
D All Wool Black Coat; wool
interlined. Blue fox collar.
Size Is. Orig. 69.95 5----49.95
~ Navy Tweed Coat; zip-in
lining. Size 9. Orig. 1895,
400
(3) Winter Goats; in plaid,
tweed and fleece. Sizes 9, II
and 38. Orig. 1895 .28
(2) 2-pc. Gabardine Suits; in
beige and cocoa brown. Sizes
IA and l8. Orig. 1895 g. 70
Goldenberg's-Second Floor
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,x;Yi''tk q

t29 half gals Floor and Deck
Enamel; quick drying Orig.
l.49 half gal, 100
u6 gals.) Red Roof Paint;
mixed with linseed oil. Orig.
l.69 gal. - 20
tl9 gals.) Ready Mixed
Paints; white and color8. Orig.
250 gal. --------------I.89
(36 half gals.) Washable Gloss
Enamel; white, ivory and
green, Orig. lac half gal.
100
az Room Lots Wallpaper;
for l0xl2 room. Includes side
wall and border. Orig. l.74
room lot ------------ o6c
Golden berg's-DopnStairs
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s. ]
4 slM1Ii;EMX

(2) Girls Cotton Wash Dress
es; red and white stripe. Sizes
1872 and 14l2. Orig. 3.99,
1.29
(3) Girls Velvet Dresses;
sizes 7, u and IA. Orig. 500,
l.99
t3l Girls Cotton Wash Dress
es; in prints. Sizes 5 and 6 2.
Orig. 89c 39c
(2) Tots Corduroy Dresses;
size !. Orig. 2.29- 9--------1.1o
(3) Tots 1-pc. Fleece Snow
Suits; sizes 2 and 3. Orig.
3.29 -----------------2.39
t2) Tots Cotton Wash Dress
es; red and white stripes.
Sizes 3 and 6. Orig. l.25 3ee
(27) Girls Cotton Wash
Dresses; in prints. Sizes 7 to
IA. Orig. 89c c-----------4 44c
(20) Girls BrOadcloth Biouses;
sizes to IA. Orig. 89c 69e
uD Girls Cotton Plaid Wash
Dresses; sizes 10, l2 and l6.
Orig. 399 ------- .79
tS) Girls Cotton Plaid Dress
es; sizes 10, u and IA y. Orig.
~ Girls Spun Rayon Dress
es; sizes II and IA. Orig.
3.29 ------.------------2.19
t2) Girls Wash Dresses; size
y. Orig. 2.49 49---------l.S9
az Boys Wash Suits; size 6.
Orig. 89c ------------5 59c
~ Girls Pink BroadcIoth
Blouses; sizes 4 and 10. Orig.
! .25 -----~-----------79e
t2) Girls Gym Suits; size s.
Orig. ll9 ----- ------79c
~ Girls Yellow Wool Sweat
ers; size IL. Orig. 99-l.l9
Goldenberg'S-Seco Floor
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Don't fire till YOU sec the whites
OF their eyes. But you may buy
War bonds now.
Evening star., 1943-03-11
HOUSEWARES ;,a;;I|;''.;:|;s;3

0 Unpainted Wood Drop
leaf Tables; sold "as is" Orig.
3.95 5-----------Z.48 48
% Unpainted Wood Kitchen
Table; sold "as is" Orig.
295 ~--------- --------I.99
% Implanted Wood Dressing
Table; 3-draWer style. Floor
sample. Orig. 695------3.99
~ 3-Fold Screens; wood
frame, fibre board inset. Sold
as is" Orig. LAC 88c
CD Unpainted Wood Book
case; divided compartment,
a. long. Orig. 7.95 -4.ss
~ Fibre Board Utility Cab
met; with 5 compartments.
Floor sample. Orig. 5.95 4.88
81 Belts Sanitary Paint
Cleaner; 5-lb. size cans. Orig.
sac --- ------------ Csc
tS8) Corn Straw Floor
Brooms; 4-string size. Orig.
SIC --------- --- 44c
~ Porcelain top Kitchen Ia
BILE; with chrome finish legs.
Orig. 1926 - o.8S
D Fibre Board Wardrobe;
sold "as is" Orig. 2.93 /. 50
U Fibre Board Wardrobe;
double door style. Sold as
is" Orig. 5.98 .48
Golden nbern'S=DnnnStnirs
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j

~ 1900 Wool Sweaters;
slipon style, in blue. Small
size. Orig. l.95 59c
(D Broadcloth Paiama; coat
style, size B. Irregulars of
1.99 quality 3oc
t3o White Broadcloth Shirts:
sizes IA and IT. Soiled from
handling. Orig. 1.39 6ec
t25) Rayon and Acetate Ties;
variety of patterns, full shape.
Orig. 29c ------------ Sc
1) Rayon Tie and Matching
Handkerchief; in blue. Orig.
90 -------------9c SC
(0 White Rayon Celancsc
Shirts; sizes IA and Is. Solled
from display. Orig. 298 9ec
tI35) Broadcloth Shirts; in
figured patterns, broken sizes.
Irregulars of l.29 quality 48c
(10l Fine Capeskin Gloves;
black and brown, sizes s and
8 y. Orig. 1.59 --- $500 SIC
80 1900 Wool Muffiers; in
plaid patterns. Orig. 100 3Sc
% 1870 Wool Coat Sweater;
in oxford grey, slightly DAM
aged. Orig. l.49- S9c
ID American Fuji Cloth Ray
on Robe; slightly faded, small
size, Orig. 598 100
GOLdenbern'S-Mnin Floor
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TRUSTEE S SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
TACHED ONE AND ONE HALF STORY

TRUSTEE S SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PRQXED REAL ESTATE. BEING 4 DE-
ROOFS AND BATH, KNOWN AS 3205
FIFTEENTH STREET, NORTHEAST
BY virtue OF a certain Deed of Trust
RECORDED IN 1lber No. 1923 at folio 1S3 of
the Land Records of the District of Colum-
thereby, the undersigned will sell at public
auction in front OF the premises on FRI
DAY. THE NINETEENTH DAY OF MARCH,
1943. AT THREE-THIRTY O'CLOCK. P M,
the following described land and premises
situate in the District of Columbia and be-
ing Lot numbered Twenty-nine (29l in
Square numbered Forty Hundred and Thir-
teen (40l3), in Warren and others Subdi-
vision, as per plat recorded in the Once
Of the Surveyor for the District of Colum-
TERMS OF SALE: Purchaser to pay one
1ourth OF the purchase price in cash, the
balance in three installmenLs in one. two
ano three years respectively. with interest
at the rate OF six 90 per centum per an
mum. and secured by Deed of Trust on the
me purchaser; taxes paid or adjusted to
the date of sale; purchaser to pay interest
on purchase price from date of sale to
date of settlement at six 90 per centum
per annun1; al conVeyancing, recording,
revenue stamps, etc, at the cost Of the
purchaser good title or no sale. deposit
of 90 will be required al the time of
the sale and settlement to be within thirty
800 days Of the date of sale, or deposit
forfeited, and the property resold at the
after five 90 days previous advertisement
of said resale in some newspaper published
IN Washington. D. C:
WRILEY JACOBS.
mh9 d&ds ,exSu&hol Surviving Trustee.
ADAM a, WEsCHLER & son, Auctioneers.
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TIM :I S.y!1sxJ

az Cotton PercaIe Maternity
Dresses; fast color and wash
able. Sizes Is and 20. Orig.
299 -----------2.44 A
t3 Ray0n Crepe Housecoats;
in fast color prints. Sizes 38
and AZ. Orig. 500 99-----3.64
t6l Cotton Pcrcalc Dresses; in
fast color prints. Sizes 1918.
Orig, 299 -------------2.27
a. Blanket Robes; in blue
and wine prints. Medium
size. Orig. 2.29 lis
~ Quilted Robes; in blue,
small size, Imperfect. Orig.
5,95 7----------------4.8S .8S
(6) Striped Rayon Crepe
Housecoats; Wraparound style,
misses sizes. Orig. 3.99 2.44
GOldenberg's g's-Second Floor
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GGTRETE AM. BRICK, GARAGE BUILD;
5TRrEf 54R slTH6RE HoFTHWEsT VEs c4HoAMRTIh5S 4oHTFS
WIFI ADjHeENT F N GRoUNb dR 0HFF FRoNT 515S
JNG nS$, OF CHAPLAIN z LAD STREET AND
sec, Of the land records Of the District of
secured thereby, the UNDERSIGNED trustee
gLsmses, on NoNpAY. THE = FIFTH F4fis p Day y
PM. the following described land and
premises, situate IN the District of Co
seTen sd EIsb4 EdIsbSsn@fed N and bepg Lots
one (2D and ,Twenty-two C22> and the
North \ pd} one one and twe9ty-ntne hundredths
fqll depth OF Lot Six (6], in Block -Four
o. in Hall and Elvans' Subdivision Of the
tract Of land known as Meridian Hill;
was conveyed to the United States by
Deed recorded in Liber No. 1l@4. folio 326,
q the Land Records Of the District Of
land Fifteen Q5) feet wide for the ex-
tension of the tunnel for the Washington
foTyWo as iSG and LFtS f, ana abd
the North four a. feet front on Cham
pain 4n1 :, St[sGi by tnIl deoth Of Lot Forty
Meridian Hill,,m- as per ,plat recorded in
erards 9sT c0g4}Sy o5 Ky ~ e. f6o M l3t Of tie
District of Columbia. Also Ninety-one
@ in. John A. sterrett sad Robert F
Flemings combination of .vts in Block
-Four a. Meridian Hill as per plat re-
corded in Liher No. So, folio Z. of the
aforesaid Surveyors Office Records: ex-
Veyed to the United States by Deed, re-
CORDED in liber No. 1124. folio 1926. of said
Land Records, being subterranean strip
of land Fifteen G51 feet wide, for the
extension Of the tunnel for the washington
Tennis OF SALE: one-third of the
m Ro edna to Pe psd IN psy SASH banee n oe
and two years, with interest at > per
centum per annum, payable quarter
annually, from day Of sale. secured by first
deed of trust upon the property sold. or ali
cash, at the option of the purchaser. A
deposit of S5,000.00 will be required at
time OF sale. Examination Of title, con-
veyancing, recording, revenue stamps. etc,
complied with within 30 days from day of
sale, otherwise the trustee reserves the
right to forfeit SAID deposit or to resell the
property at the risk and cost of defaultno
purchaser upon the foregoing terms, after
i've days advertisement OF such resale in
some newspaper published in Wa ashington,
.. G.. or with or without forfeitine the
legal or equitable rights against the de-
AMERICAN SECURITY
{, TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
By WAi. L. BEALE,
Vice President.
A. H. SHILLINGTON,
Assistant Secretary.
mb6d dtds eX.su8hol
THOMAS I OWEN {, SON sT1trTI0NFFRS
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a3
NOTIONS
1887 BlaCkout Shades;

t3S) Blackout Shades; orig.
6oc 2oc
900 yds.) Ribbon Remnants;
useful lengths to yds. Orig,
l9c to 69c yd. -------IOe
10 doz.) Candles; originally
SOC dozen -- 24c
t49) Odd Lots Knitting Yarn;
various colors, bands are bro
ken. Orig. 100 -------- Sac
~ Novelty Basket Sachets;
orig. 100 --------------I9e
Pot Holder Sets; includes
pot holders and memo pad.
Orig. soc --------------l4c
800 Mems Shoe Mittens;
originally 100 pr. 69c
t10) Stamped Scarfs; OF cot
ton crash with fringe edge.
Orig, soc ------------3 39c
Goldenberos-Mdin Floor
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oil i q X:1a A s &

t250) Odd Lots Beauty Aids;
including facial creams, To-
tions, hair dressings and 9TH
erS. Orig. 29c ----------1 &C
t46l Large Vanity Powder
Jars; assorted caps. Orig. soc,
24c
t97l Hairbrushes; mixed bris-
ties, various shapes. Orig. 49c,
l8c
(O Novelty Powder Puffs; in
large transparent box. Orig
100 ------..-.. TT.
t30) Bauer and Blacks Off
cial First Aid Kits; orig. 100.
25c
Goidcnberg' s-Main Floor
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Extro Size Skis
Felt Base
RUGS
1853

If you have 4 large size
room that needs new floor
coverings don't miss this
Friday sale. All are per
feet and there's a choice Of
several floral and tile pat
terms.
RHgS-Thrd Floor
Evening star., 1943-03-11
a1 ~
FURNITURE

On Solid Maple Mirror: with
plate glass. Frame slightly
damaged. Orig. 695---l.69
% Solid Maple Dinette
Chair; panel slightly dam
aged. Orig. 500 00--------l.59
t24 Odd Vanity Benches and
Bedroom Chairs, walnut and
mahogany finishes. Orig. 4.98
10 COS ---------------2.98
(6) Console Serving Tables;
primavera and walnut Veneers.
Orig. 1895 to 1895 ---6.e5
t2) Single Size Metal Bed and
Link Spring, reconditioned.
Orig. 1495 ------9 9.95
u) Boudoir Chair; sateen
cover in natural rose. Imper-
feet. Orig. 8.95 5.---.-4.9S
(2) Day Bed Studios; with
mattress, slip cover and 3 pill
lows. Orig. 1895 24.e5
% Phyfe Drop-leaf Table;
with drawer, mahogany We
neer. Imperfect. Orig. 1895,
l2.e5
1) Four-Drawer Chest; mod
ern waterfall, primavera. Orig.
1895 ----------24.e5
(D 3-pc. Walnut Veneer Bed
room Suite; includes dresser,
vanity and metal panel bed.
Orig. 6995 -----------~49.9
uD Innerspring Mattress;
with quilted top, twin size.
Slightly soiled. Orig. $500,
1875
Q) Twin Size RoIl-Edge Mat
tress; A. c. A. ticking. Slight
ly soiled. Orig. 9,95---5.o5
1) Gold Framed Living Room
Mirror; frame is damaged.
Orig. 9.95 --------5.95
~ Coffee Table; walnut fin
ish, glass top is damaged.
Orig. 4.98 ---------2.49
t) Four Drawer Chest; ma
hogany finish. Orig. 1886,
1000
1) Modern Waterfall Ward
robe; walnut veneer. Orig.
1895 -- 24.s5
1) Odd Walnut Dresser;
modern waterfall design. plate
glass mirror. Orig. 1895,
1000
I) Twin Size Walnut Panel
Bed; slightly marred. Orig.
995 --------5,95
~ Jenny Lind Bed: 3-quar-
ter size, mahogany finish.
Orig. 9,95 -------5.45
t1) Ape. Walnut Finish Bed
room Suite; includes 2 twin
beds, 4-draWer chest and chest
mirror Orig. 1895 1895
1) Large Size Handicapped
Plate Glass Mirror, slightly
damaged. Orig. 19.95---5.OO
Goldenberg's-Fourth Floor
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THOMAS J, OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERS
Southern Building.
Evening star., 1943-03-11
1HOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS
Southern Building

CRETE AND Brick GARAGE BUILD-
ING. SITUATE 2155 CHAMPLAIN
STREET NORTHWEST, TOGETHER
WITH ADJACENT GROUND FRONT
ING OF CHAMPLAIN STREET AND
ONTARIO ROAD NORTHWEST
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
Auto Industry
Panel SET Up
Here by WLB
Management-Labor
Problems Will Come
Before Special Group

An automotlvr section of tho
War Labor Boz Z composed ni
representatives ol industry labor
IND ttTp pubtfr.- WaS-Cvtat1t1shed
SATURDAY 10 speed arhItratlpn-and
settle disputes between manage
ment and workers IN the industry,
David A. Wolff. NLB chairman
0l tho section, revealed
The nanel. which Nil accept
prOHirTUy 0t thc industry from any
section Of the nation, viii SIT IN
Detroit
Establishment II the section
VIII provide the VILE with hoard
members familiar with automotiVe
industry problems Of both labor
and management and prevent de-
dSionS from boards not conVers-
ant with automotIve matters
\EglFF said
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
TWO JAP ISLES sHELLED

LONDON. Aug n rCP)-Four
American dcStroyerS have bonn
harded two Japanese islands IN
the southwest Pacific. one of
them KolombanEara northeast Of
New Georgia in The central Solo
mons Tokyo radio said today.
Toyko said tho action took
place Thursday evening and the
deStroycrS were driven oG by
planes that scored some hits The
second island could not bc dcuij-
fed.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
VICTORIOUS EMIT

lnaSuuch As American air and
naval action was Centered against
enemy positions concentrated on
the south central coast, the enemy
may have used some isolated cove
or harbor on the western end of
kiSka from which 10 make his
lngloriOuS exit.
The navy noted that a blast
inC air and surface bombardment
during the two weeks preceding
Allied occupation made Japanese
positions on KiSka untenable
AIl told. IN that period, LOG air
attacks and - surface lombard
mentS were looScd on the island
In July American airmen had
struck the Japanese base 81 times
and l. s naval forces Shelled il
eight times
StrategieallN this * what re-
possession or KiSka means 10 the
United States
. II provides an arbase o3s
miles from tho enemy's naval
stronghold OF Paramushiru in
the Kurile Islands. A closer
baSe Il available at Attu. 1913
fCoutiuuad On Nox. Dono 81 o.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
DSR Hires First Woman
Bus Driuer, Asks so More

Mrs Ncva Barber, of 14O74
Northlawn, whose driving record
totals 100000 miles. is the first
woman to he hired as a DSR bus
driver n was announced Satur-
-rtav- SIT + rfTc FIRST 0r 50 women
the DSR hopes 10 hire
Mrs Barber who is in her
ioriios was tho only one Of tho
first hour women applicants 20
0asS an examination according 20
larry Stcigcr chief clerk for the
Civil Service Commission.
WY family thinks I'm crazy
10 do it," she said, but l see no
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
Air Assaults
Loom Before
Real Invasion
Final North Pacific
Obstacle TO Enemy
En- pire Now Removed
BY SANDoR {. KLEIN

WASHINGTON. Aug. q tUPl
Ff'ri1e possibility OF aerial assaults
on the japanese homeland itself
preludng ultimate seaborne inpa-
sion loomed strongly tonight fol-
lowing the eneny's hasty evacua-
lion Of kISka.
Retreat OF the japanese from
their last Aleutian stronghold
blasted enemy dreams Of an
Alaskan conquest-dreams which
a iittle more than IA months ago
the Japanese sought 10 carry out.
And u removed the final obstacle
70 tho island empires North
Pacific approaches.
UnoppoSed occupation Of Kiska
by United States and Canadian
troops gave the Allies another
potential base from which the war
can be carried 10 the very doors
OF Japan BY fleeing Kiska. The
enemy gave up an airfield and the
finest deep water harbor in the
AleutianS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
Judge Giuen a SURPRISE
Boy Defendant Is a Girl

BOY. YOU are charged with
reckless driving, how do YOU
-ptrad fi'TFnTC Judge George
y Murphy asked the defendant
Saturday -.
the defendant clad in gray
p,7'd blouse and 2 leather Jacket.
snapped beck
Your honor. I'm not boy,
I'm woman and I'm 90 years
old.
As the Judge ducked behind a
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22

reason why I shouldn't. It's in
teresfing work and well paid
and I'm capable. My husband
works in war plant. He Just
shakes his head and says I
don't see why YOU haxe tn-d do
that"
A former hookkecpCr. Mrs
Ba,her has been driving eluce she
WAS lO The first car She drove
had only f'ro cylinders, and a tor
speed o. 'S miles an hour
g NJ McARTHUR, DENTIST
I'LL GuSvold over KinSelS
Hours 80; Sundays. l0-12.-Adv.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22

large law hook Miss Lea Gagne
81, OF u MedburS pleaded guilty
+e- - +1+----- driving charge
Then she revealed she had
been showed into the mons raN
nc court hulipen while awaiting
trial
Her case was referred 10 tho
probation department
sweetheart Theater Bar Sq2S
3rd. 9 9Nodvil acts No door charge
ADV.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
Wife OF MussoIini
Reported in Spain

MADRID Aug. u GNSl -
Nlgn0ra MuS>olinI wife OF the de
posed Fascist dictator was re-
ported by reliable sources today
10 have arrived a. Sax. a small
town m southeastern Spain.