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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10

Current NeapcCoatS inclu Il =
President Roosevelt nr The gov
eminent tho Ncw Deal. Jews.
Negroes. and Congress. they said
To allay anXicticS which under
lie the aggreSSiycnCSs OF noncom-
batanf~ the committee advised
ttrat tt7c people should be
constantly informed as 10 what
Was gong on. A truthfully and
as fully As possible and second
should be- repeatedly reminded Of
the ISSUES for which the United
States Is fighting
"Nhen a man knows why and
how the thing he IN doing il re-
lated Ia the war EFFORT. he il
less subject To- emotional dis
turbanCes and VOus dis
orders" they declared
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
Volcano Raid
Abandoned

LONDON July Q INS) The
Australian government, after an
extensive investigation D. INTO the
possibility of bombing a volcano
near the japanese base AT Rabaul
New Britain, rejected the plan as
impractical Exchange Telegraph
Agency reported today in a Cam
bcrra disptach.
NO bomb" said the dispatch.
would have sufficient power TO
affect the volcano, ii Was de-
Cided."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
UNCERTAINTY CONFUSES

Tho uncertain and unexplained
contradictions of domestic and
foreign policy and confused lead
crShIp friGh'on tho people who
above all they SAID, need some
one 10 loan on
Rauoniug d.mou's and higher
taxes however. they sand. are not
cause II disorders. hut even may
-SrTvo ~ heaitty UHrirtS for irrt-
tatIon--luSt a. gripping docs IN tho
army American, VIII stand for
an incredible amount o. sacrifice
or hardship II tho need for u D.
explained 10 them they sand
The best relief for civilian az
gTcsSINCncSS was through work.
balanced hy adequate recreation
Competitive sports. authentic war
movies and community drama
and singing groups also relieve
PCniup tension they sand which
might otherwise seek outlets in
drnflnG RIGHTEOUSNESS. or crime
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
MeIIett Quits Post
With Bureau Of 0W!

WASHINGTON. July 9 GNS)
The resignation OF Lowell Meuett
as chief of the motion picture
bureau Of The Owl was announced
today by Elmer Davis.
Menett'S resignation. effective
July Is, was due to budget reduc-
ton made by Congress in Owl
appropriations, Elmer Davis said.
Mellett remains as one Of Presi-
dent Roosevelt's six secretaries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
4 Scheol gHl
Use Coupon Is, 10 FIRST

SAGINAW. July Applicants
for additional sugar for canning
must have used both coupons Is
and l6 in The No. ] rationing book
before asking additional allot-
mentS. OPA officials announced
here today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
4th Drowning
I'm One Family

y MARINE CITY, July 9 Au-
thoritieS today repOrted the
of two 6-year-Old chill
dren. Andrew Ira Brake and
Patricia stephenson Tho boy
drowned m The ST CLAIR River
while the girl drowned IN the
Belle River. Ii was the fourth
drowning IN the Brake family
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
Polio Cases Increase

WASHINGTON july y up
The public health service disclosed
today that 1857 cases at infantilc
paralysis were reported for tho
halfSear ended July 3. the largest
number for tho period since 1884
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
I Face Examination
In Negligent Homicide

SAGINAW. July 9--After three
months delay the negligent homi-
eide examination OF a l7-year-old
truck driver was 10 start today.
Carl Whitley 1879 H. Twenty
second. Is the youth whose exami-
nation has been set and reset
since April ! after his truck killed
a scheol giFl
Delayed from Yesterday. the
negligent homicide examination Of
George Harding, S. of l4l3 Stan
ley. has been set for Monday.
Harding is charged with driving
the car which fatally injured an
aged man two weeks ago
Kodiak mirror., 1943-08-14

By R. h. Niil'on
 lodiak School Superintendent
 Ln Alaska secondary schools Iv be classified as small lools Only four schools em- Bv as many as twelve teachers, br employ only one teacher,
 h.all of the others range be- leen two and seven instruct
 Each high school, then, lst of necessity guard against tempting too ambitious a bgram, None of the Alaska th schools is Tn a position to Iar a wide variety of courses. Ioroughness of the work ac- bnplished and not the space Iich the curriculum occupies Ien set down on paper deter
 hes the rank of the high bool.
 1.-The program offered must be Ectly within the resources of
 school as regards equipment h teaching staff. It is no criti- 1m of the small high school to fognize that it has definite litations in the number of sub its that may be offered. To lead the efforts of one, two, or lee teachers over a wide range subjects is almost certain to Iult in inferior instruction.
 The difference between a large d a small high school should
 in the scope of the work at Inpted rather than in the quail of the work done. United htes History, for example, buld be equally we'll taught in
 schools. The student who kdies algebra in a two-teacher h school should cover as much the subject and be as thor gh in the work as he would be Ia high school with a teaching rps of ten or twelve teachers. Another requirement. as to the bgram of studies IS that the bjects which are offered be |ected because of their definite htribution to the accepted ob- Etives of secondary education the largest number of pupils. |bjects that are but distantly ated to working aims or that P of value to only a limited mber of pupils must give way those that have extensive and oven values. "A third requirement. for a req nable program for studies IS at the program must be re- lively stable from year to year. must provide for such subject luences that pupils may pro- sss through the school from ar to year without loss
 confusion.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-08-14

Majors and Minors In addition to the required courses for high school graduat- ion candidates must complete at least two majors of three units each and two minors of two units each. The following are satisfactory majors:
 3 Units Each Of:
 English
 Foreign Language
 Mathematics
 Social Science
 Natural Science
 Commercial Studies
 Vocational Studies The following are satisfactory minors: Two units from any of the foregoing major groups.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-08-14
EchooI Organization Described

For All Grades-Phys. Ed:
 36 weeks, no credits.
 The IT 1-2 units included in this Basic Program constitute a fairly we'll balanced curriculum for any youth. Home Ec., Sten ography, Industrial Arts, Ad- vanced Sciences, Foreign Lan- guage and the advanced Math. have not been included, but may be added as the demand and the staff indicate.
 No credit shall be given for less than two units of work in shorthand and typewriting. Only one unit in typing shall be allow ed for students not taking short hand. While Phys. Ed. is requir ed for the full four years, no ere dit earned may be counted ln the 16 units required for graduation.
 Courses Required For Grad uation As Adopted By The Ter ritorial Board
Kodiak mirror., 1943-08-14

The first responsibility sof all high schools of the Territory is to teach effectively a standard list of subjects which have been selected with special reference to all factors involved. Uniformity in the program of studies in Alaska high schools is much more necessary than in the large systems of the states. Certain subjects as English, American History, and Civics are required by the regulations of the Ter ritorial Board of Education for graduation from high school, and students must also include cer- tain major and minor subject combinations in their programs.
 Basic Program Of Studies As Adopted By The Territorial Board, 1943.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-19
USED-WATCH Law
GIVEN HEREWITH
KEY WEST JEwELRY AND
LOAN CO.. PUBLISH
TEXT OF MEASURE

Florida is the 18th State to pass
a used watch law and the Key
West Jewelry and Loan Company
publish the full text of the law in
their announcement of policy on
page three in today'S Citizen.
Labelling of used watches be-
came a must" IN Florida. accord
. ing TO law when Governor Spes-
sard Holland signed the bill late
in June regulating their sale
This new law will clamp down on
the widespread misrepresentation
sale of used or secondhand
watches.
The bill. which was given a 60
ahead BY unanimous senate and
the house was sponsored by Sena-
( Tor Leroy Collins. of Leon coun-
~. Backed by the Florida Retail
Jewellers Association. the bill was
written by William Putnam and
Lester w. Mon. both of ITALIA
haSSee They are respectively
president and secretary of the Re
tail Jewellers Association
According TO the new law any
LerSon or firm selling a watch with
a used case or movement must
attach tag with the word used
printed. on it. The seller must al
so.pass along to the purchaser an
invoice bearing the words used
watch in type larger than any
other type on the invoice Each
invoice must give the name and
address of the seller. date OF sale.
the make of watch. and its serial
number. Duplicate invoices must
be kept on hand by the seller Tor
period of two years
Dealers are protected on returns
~ a clause stating that a watch
returned within ten days need not
DC labeled used" providing an
accurate record of its sale and re-
turn is kept
Simple cleaning and oiling or
recaSlng cannot De termed repairs
If a watch movement Is over five
wears old. the new law rules
Violation of the used watch law
brings a fine of $500 or six months
Imprisonment
The new law should protect the
large number of sailors and sol
diers stationed in Florida as well
as defense workers and local cItI-
zenS. a spokesman said
Other states now regulating the
sale of secondhand watches are
California. Delaware, Illinois. In
diana. Iowa. Maryland. Michigan.
New Jersey. New York, North
Carolina. Texas. Washington,
West Virginia, and Wisconsin
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-19
AIS FAvoRITE HYMNS

WITH FIFTH AMERICAN
ARMY. North Africa Among
the favorite hymns of American
bows here are: old Rugged
Cross. Faith of Our Fathers.
What a Friend. Sweet Hour OF
PRAYER" Rock OF Ages. Lead
Kindly Light. Blessed ASSur-
ance. Safely Through Another
Week. and a popular hymn yer
sion. God Bless America. ac-
cording to Chaplain Charles +
Brown. of Pacific Grove. Calf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-19
NOTICE. or EEDEMPTIos
Te the Hslders 81
ne KEY WEST ELECTRIC COMPANY
First NortEaEs Five Per Cent Futy-seai
Geld Bends due AuEasG 4. 1853.

First NortEars Five Per Cent FBty-sesi
Geld Bends due AuEasG 4. 1855.
Notice Is hereby given. as provided IN ths
FIRST NortEage dated August /. 1906 Be
.ween The Kew West Electric COMPANY ana
state Street Trgst Company. Trustee
supplemented ~ all Indenfures suDp,e
mental thereto that The KEY West electric
company has exercised its option 20 call Tor
exemption and payment and all redeem
and pay On September }. 1913. al OF is PRS;
Bonds due August /. 1856 outstanding and
seccrec By said FIRST Mortgage. as supple
nented. al their face value and interest
accrued 20 said redemption and payment
On the face value OF said bonds Interes'
on said bonds wtii cease 10 accrue on ano
after September }. 1919
The bonds Aforesaid With the February !
1914 and subsequent appurtenant coupons
attached should be presented for rede no
Ion and payment AZ the once OF state
Street Trust COMPANY. 81 State Street
Boston. Massachusetts Bonds regtStersd a
% principal should be accompanied BY duly
.Secuted instruments OF transfer in blank
THE KET WEST ELECTRIC COMPANY
b WILLARD " ALBURY. President
Dated August d. 1919
PAYMENT ~ FULL IMMEDIATELY
ARRANGEMENTS have been made xherebt
any holder o. ths above described FIRST
MORTGAGE Five per Cent Pifty-yesr God
8onaS NAV uDon surrender Of the sam.
-0ge;n-r Eifh al enmatured coupons apper-
taintng thereto. 20 State Street Trust
COMPANY a. rs address above set forth
Immediately receive the fuu redemption
seerued thereon 20 the date hxed for re-
5smDtion thereo:
augl3 l4l7-l9.l943
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-19
Same Result

Say. pop. did YOU 60 70 Sun
dav School when YOU were little
boy"
Yes. son. regularly.
I'll bet It won't do me any good
either.
La gaceta., 1943-01-09
LOS SELLOS DE LAS Qua.
TRIO L~IBERTADES

Washington, Enero Sc.
dia IL de febrero, aniterSario
del nacimiento de Lincoln, Sc
ran puestos en- circulation los
nuevos sellos de eorreo de las
"cuatro libertades,' con un cen
tavo de valor. La venta en- todo
el dia empezara el dia Is.
Els un espacio de forma oval,
eli tema central es una repro
ducci6n en- bajo relieve de la Ii
bertad manteniendo la antor.
cha encendida de Ia ilustraci6n
" los derechos humanos. Dsba-
10 del dibujo central hay una
rlaca rectangular con tondo
lance Y estas palabras: llber-
tad de palabra y religion de
hambre y tenor"
La gaceta., 1943-01-09

-Antes de que q inviernc
termine To tambien te congela.
ras.
Ell gcbierno dispuso hoy quC
los inQuilinos no puedan ser
"congelados' por los casaros y
al efecto Sc dictaron en6rgicas
6rdenes.
Muchas argucias utiiizan los
duehos de casas en- TODD ell pals
pero ell gcbierno Sc propone en-
cartarse Y en- case necesarlo
"cantanes las cuarenta."
La gaceta., 1943-01-09
DIVORCI0S Y PDEITOS

Decretos: Austin Mason Mo
sely contra Nell Lavinia Nose.
ley; Lucille Burnside contra Al
win Burnside; Katie O'Steen
contra Guy O'Steen.
Nuevas demandas: Fred R.
Horne contra Lucille Horne
Agnes Vivona contra John P.
Vivona; David L. Crawford con
ira T. Fred Crawford; D5iia
Counts contra George Counts;
Mary K. Chapman contra Jose
NJ. Chapman; Carrie M. Barnd
contra Orville c. Barndt; Ma
kline Bates Spivey contra Nor
ris Zeen Spiyey.
La gaceta., 1943-01-09
PARA FL EJERCITO

Aver viernes sali6 para ell
Campamento Blanding ell joven
Roberto Montalvo, despu6s de
haber pasado con sus familia.
res los siete dias que ell Ejerci-
to lie cOncediera.
lie despidieron sus padres,
Juan y Lily Montalvo, del 1919
de la avenida Veintiseis, y va
rios amigos.
Salud y RAPIDS ascensos, es 10
que lie deSeamos.
La gaceta., 1943-01-09

.Estados Unidos p..ta llegar al
frente de Libia, en- comparacion con
una travesia de $4,000 millas ST.
guiendo la ruta por ell Cabo de
Buena Esperanto. amSi
Elevadas COrdilleras
A 10 largo de la region costa
nera de Marruecos Sc encuentra ell
macizo montanoso del Riff, region
que no ha sido completamente ex-
plorada hasta ell presente. A ira
yes de Marruecos, y en- direction
oblicua-partiendo del cabo CUR
Sc extiende la cordillera del Atlas
en- cinco ramales cuyo pico mas
elevado es de 10000 pies.
Ell Africa Occidental Francesa es
una vasta region que ocupa una
sexta parte del continente africano.
Su capital es Dakar. Esta region
Sc extiende desde ell Atlantico hasta
ell Sudan v tiene una superficie de
mas de dos millones y medic de
lkil6metros cuadrados. Limita al
norte con las regiones desiertas de
Marruecos, Argelia, T1nez, y Libia,
ly al sur por Ell Africa Equatorial
Francesa. Su division territorial
es como sigue: Senegal, Guinea
Francesa, la Costa de Maril, Da-
honey, Sudan frances, Mauritania,
Niger, Dakar Y u dependencies.
La poblacion, de unos 15.OOO.OOO,
incluye a $1,000 europeos en-
tiempos normales.
Otra extensa reyi6 s
Ell Africa Ecu 1torial Francesa
esta situada en- ell cora Sn del con-
tinente y tiene una costa en- Ell
lAtlantico meridional, entire la
Guinea espanola y ell Congo belga.
La capital es Brazzaville. Su SUI
perficie es de 1.544.800 Kilometres
cuadrados, exclusivamente del Ca
mer6n. Las selvas tropicales cubren
48O 1000 Kilometres cuadrados de
aouella region. La poblaci6n Sc ha
calculado en- 3.400.000 habitantes.
Ell Cameron es. aquella parte de
la antigua %colonia alemana del
Kamerun que fue ocupada en 1916.
Tiene aproximadamente 265.000
kms. cuadrados y fue puesta baio Ell
mandate de Francia por virtud del
Tratado de Versailles. Su poblaci6n
pasaba de 2.500.000, entire los ore
Sc contaban 1900 europeos antes de
la guerra.
La gaceta., 1943-01-09
PARA CAMP BLANpING

En- la manana de aver parti6
para el Campamento Banding
Ell joyen Fernando Noriega, We
elmo del 2515 de la Gale Main.
iSalud!
PARA Ell
Luego de haber disfrutado de
10 dias de licencia, el joven Jim
mic Haya, hijo de los esposos
Jose Y Rosina Haya, parti6 en-
ed dia de aver para Camp
Banding.
Rssidia con sus padres en- e.
1909 de la avenida %.
Mucha suerte lie deseamos en-
SUI carrera militar.
La gaceta., 1943-01-09

|T1nez existen extensos y fertiles
wales, elevadas mesetas en- ell CEN
tro v hermosos jardines en- ell sur.
Ell territorio tiene una extension
de 125.1S0 kilometres cuadrados y
una poblaci6n de 100000, Ia
mayor parte de los cuales son ara
bes de pura raza y beduinos'
Tuner, la capital, es la ciudad que
Sc encuentra mas pr6xima a Tripoli,
en- la colonia italiana de Libia, de
Stella Y de Italia. Su poblacion es
de $4,000 habitantes, de los cuales
10000 son franceses. Otras de las
ciudades importantes o Bizerta,
Sousse, Sfax, Gabes, y kaisouan.
Marruecos tiene 100000
Marruecos frances, que fgur6
prominentemente en- las activldades
preliminares de las fuerzas de de-
sembarco, debido a su estrategica
posici6n en- ell Atlantico y ell Medl-
terraneo, tiene una superficie de
552.376 Kilometres cuadrados Y una
poblaci6n de mas de 100000 d.
h~abitantes. Ell territorio Sc divide
en- tres zonas: francesa, espanola
tanger, excediendo la primers
grandemente en- territorio a lai
otras dos.
La ciudad de Casablanca, que
esta situada cast directamente a
sur de Gibraltar, era consideradi
Dor las autoridades militares tai
importante, desde ell punto de vists
miiitar. como la discutidisima Da
kar. Tai cosa quedo comprobad;
plenamente por ell hecho de qu'
fuera bombardeada por las fuerza'
de las Naciones Unidas al iniciarsI
las operaciones. Casablanca est
unida por via ferrea con Tuner
Sfax Y Gabes, en- Tunisia.
Importancia del ferrOcarril
Este ferrocarril era considerad'
de vital im~portancia para los planes
de las Naciones Unidas por ofrecel
un medic expedite para ell trans
porte de tropas y provisiones /;
travSs de una ruta de 1.5o0 kil6
metros, libre de la amenaza de loi
submarines del Eje, desde ell At
lantico hasta puntos desde To-
cuales las fuerzas aliadas podrial
efectuar ataques contra Libia en- Il
retaguardia del ejercito de Rom
incl. Las tropas que desembarca
ron en- Casablanca tienen que via
Jar menos de 5000 millas desde 10
La gaceta., 1943-01-09
Pleitos: American Can Co.
contra Bruce's Juice Inc, recda
maci6n de 100000.
JOVENCITo ACUSADO DE
ASESINATO

Danbury, Conn, Enero o.
I'm joven de II aho, hijo de ur
bombero, James Joseph McCar
THY, confes6 aquf el asesinato
de Gottfried Seegelken, un bode
guero a quien hirio diez veces
con un cuchillo.
LIE rob6 al comerciante, Sc
gun la policia, $50. Ell padre del
criminal es un hombre de bue-
na reputation y lleva muchos
amos en- Ell cuerpo de bomberos
La gaceta., 1943-01-09
RAILE EN- Ell CIRCULO

BAlLE EN- Eli CIhCUlO
Con ansia espera nuestra jul
ventud la llegada del domingo
para asistir al bale que cada
domingo proporciona la Sec
ci6n de Recreo y Adorno de la
Sociedad Circulo Cubano.
Tendra lugar en- la sala prin-
cipal de la institution Guiana.
No faltaran las mesas Alfredo
dor del salon de bale, para CO.
modidad de los a~sistentes.
Tocara Don Francisco, ba-
10 la direction de Frank Grasso
Los civiles Y hombres unifor
mados pagaran los precios de
costumbre.
La gaceta., 1943-01-09
BoDA

Para ell dia Is def presente
mes estan anunciados los espon
sales de la elegante y virtuosa
Srta. Olga Frigola y el aprecia
do caballero Rudy Alvarez.
La ceremonial Sc verificara en-
la Iglesia Nuestra Sonora del
Perpetuo Socorro.
La bella novia reside con sus
padres, esposos Luis y Josefa
Frigola, en- ell 160412 de la No
7ena avenida. Ell escogido de 81
i coraz6n es hijo de la Sra. Jose
ia Alvarez, del 1910 de la On
cena avenida.
La gaceta., 1943-01-09
LOS INQUILIN0S NO Pc
DRAM SER ~"C0NGELADOS''
POR LOS CASER0S

Washington, Enero 8.-A las
quejas de un inquilino que Sc la
mentaIba del frio en- el interior
de su d~epartamento, un caserc
respodi6: 'fpagame mas por e.
alquiler."
Los alquileres estan "con-
gelados.'
La gaceta., 1943-01-09
PRIMER AN0
DE CASADOS

Felices cumplieron su primer
aho de casados los j6yenes Joe
Montero Y la Sra. Josefina Gar
cia de Montero.
Con tai motive acudieron a su
hogan. en- ell TIA de la Catorce
avenida, sus muchaS amiStades
y familiares.
Los congratulamos.
La gaceta., 1943-01-09
L

En- ell dia de aver cumpli6 sus
cincuenta v ocho amos de edad
Ia Sra. Maria Rodriguez, madre
del que estas lineas escribe.
Rodeada del cariho de todos
sus seres q~ueridos, pas6 allegro
mente l dia.
Que el Todopoderoso nos la
conserve por muchos amos.
La gaceta., 1943-01-09
MATINEE BATLABLE


Eisgantisima lucira mahana
domingo la preciosa sala lie fies
,ta del Centre ESpahol.
Como en- las pasadas fiestas
ocupara la plataforma de la mi
sica la orquesta "Don Francis
co." con su cantante Joe Come
10.
Empezara a las cuatro de la
tarde y terminara a las ocho de
la noche.
Regiran los precios de cos
tumbre: 80 cts las damas Y soc
los caballeros.
La gaceta., 1943-01-09

to como director y pelotero de
las Alas Rojas de Rochester, Lii
ga International.
Di6 la noticia Ell presidente
del club, Sr. Oliver French.
La gaceta., 1943-01-09
ENFERMA

BESIDE la manana del jueves
guarda CANA en- su Residential
la Sra. Ofelia Ciaravella, espo-
sa del joven Salvador Ciaraella.
El mad que la aQueja no es de
gran cuidado.
Hacemos ruegos por su salud
La gaceta., 1943-01-09
NOTAS SOCTALE
{PoR MARIO R%oDRIcUEz)

Tan pronto sc nos den otros
detalles, con gusto los daremos
a cnocer. ........
La gaceta., 1943-01-09
MARTIN NOMBRADO DI-
RECTOR DEL ROCHESTER,

Rochester, N. Y, Enero g
"Pimienta" Martin, que fuera
"estrella" de los Cardenales de
San Luis, firm6 aver un contra
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24
LEAVING CITY

FrrkeIl- Tssher. beautiful large rooms
m0derr-fo-ths minute gas hot water heat
% car garages iOi-n frontage shade
trees. shrubbery. hsh pond s. 800 81 OO0
drWr,
HORKINS
2ilf' FerkeIl BEDFORD 0f7S Open SUNDAY
LENEI.%L- REGULAR -- e-ro0m cottage.
81 600 vacant May J, 43i0 ". Vernon,
"A 67sl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24

BEDS s. 90 zee boxes furniture base
burners on burners sa7l Joseph cam
PAU A3ea West Warren
BEDROOM sultesa-Vtry beautiful. sacr.
face. $50 Buy direct fr,rn fsctory rcpres
save money Ava Furniture 1854 v
Vernon open Thurs, FIi., Sat tli 2.
BEDROOM SPECIALS ? pc PC. 4 rc
SO up Csnual stores. fo3h Fenkei
BEDROOM stTTE0- Excellent condition
Nacuum cleaner rug. lamps .T2lcl
3 Sl17 SOS MarkinaW.
DUNCAN PilyFFs- tHl.lei q chairs, nevet
usr- $50 rugs Madisor sf"e -s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24

A RFPOSSFsSED three rooms ~ furni-
ture spice walnut veneer and other
hardwood d.net'r SCI. piece 0verstufed
hv'Ns room suite apiece oak bedroom
suite. ..
N7s DOR All. On DAYS To PAY
1fef GRAND RIVER CORNER THIRD
.-uA e4.Rl>G ana mattress. Rotn for only
N2l On save FUN, 14lSg Gratiot.
NEAR sENFN-MiLE ROAD
BUFFET. 50 IS. round table S17S; new
kitchen cabinet HOOK t939 Mack
tNNERsPRING MATTRESSES AND Bon
SfRtNriS WHILE THF'Y LAST, SFTTZ
7BGa GRkTiOT At BALDWIN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-24

A NV S-piscs bedroom Euiu poster bed.
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