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Evening star., 1943-08-22

ORIENTAL RUG.
Fine large Bokhara, suitable library or
LIVING ROOM SUITE, 3-piece modern
mohair. in very good condition; cost 1880
will sell for 5000. 1923 4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-08-22
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcoc,. !,

ACCORDION, exchange for recording ma
ADDING MACHINE. calculator. typewrit-
Sun, and ewes; CO 1925. Week. Df. 1872.
dental gold. old watches; need for repair
ing We pay cash. schiiier's, 444 9th.
AUTOGRAPHED LETTERS. stamp collec-
tons old pistols. coins, metals bought
Hobby Shop; ?Is 18th st. NV. DI. 1872
s4aetien osd eondeon Rsss es after
BABY &. y, - STROLLER J Or Taylor Tot. Call
BABY STROLLER, in fairly good condition,
szsE STss E6sks cain cE No 1853 sga2 Until
y noon or Falls Church 90S-W-2 after
BABY wEE-wALKER. in good condition
Phone Falls Church s73-w-a.
BEDROOM SUITES. ONCE furniture. dining
and living room suites, else refIiserators,
BEDROOM, dinins @ iiSinS nSn1 room Ssns furniture
Sa e aRf sTos eF6si T Ro Mo sI
BICYCLES and velocipedes, any wheeled
goods IN any condition. co. s6l1.
GacIE; asIon cH 1oys s47s, medium sized good con-
slson sIeYcLE yeI Sansn s1aa must be in good con-
Bring in, or phone ME. 1916. Storage Book
saIs sss sHSLts s tS.h Asp i sIAsenn for Nos
and tin cans for home canning. Write
what you have and price wanted to 5647
9Th st. n, Arlington. or Oxford 3113. 22s
CASH for furnaces, radiators, any used
beating and plumbing equipment Block
SaoTH,SG. Sal9ass S9. !Soa !o7a aiss St NV MI 514i
mems, ladies' and childrens Call Morris,
IL 4th s.. s.w.. Ex. 1865 win call 2Ts
MENg BOYS HIfb HIfbEsT oaN PHSSEs sIME RAP
s237 N st; NV; MI. 2715. Open eve. viii cali.
CLOTHING-Better prices paid for mems
Us used & &slothing: Harry,s; ,I13s 7th st. NV.
OPT svs VIII WILLS call n,,a for
Ne s4s7 Open neemahs eVea VIM IA cal 7' st. NV
COINS, American. foreign. old gold silver,
aHns,nses Hsnnse os samsTas highest PRICES paid
DIAMONDS. Old gold, discarded iiewelry
are worth cash to you. See us for high
prices Ernest Burk. Inc. e14 18th st.
DOLLS WANTED - OLD FASHIONED
PPoLLS PPoI1LSS- WITH CHINA HEADS; PAY GOOD
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR--Must be in
f1rst-elass condition. Cali Columbia 3o37
ELECTRIC TRAINS. H O and & gauge,
airplane motors; highest prices Corr
Hob6y ply, Supply sl2 9th s.; NV; RE: 207e
6LirE bistrict ofHsD9Esh"ooD fs9s TYPEWRITER. Call
FRiGfDAIRE, ieif6 IRE small size preferred: parlor
Iurnitqrs; re net not. dealer. 1923 Hertford pl.
URNiTURE-Hoysehold goods of all
ators Spot cash; immediate removal
FURNiTURE - Household goods, electric
msdiats rsmoVal es Distrct dad pt5sss 5sss PAID I'M
FURNITURE--Will purchase 8 rms fairly
new Please describe. Box 422-V. Stax.
Evening star., 1943-08-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-MATTREssEs. two. preysT
Wmnfe,rsprins, Wnf,s s practically . new. 3e-inch.
Good Hope I'd Sunday % Between bs'R n, f. am eon
s22 APT. FURNISHINGS. all kinds. radio,
ssinlnotyps ssil mpsohline; paIl MISCELLANEOUS. Must
3 STEEL sfRING LAWN HsH CHAIRS, fRs SEQ.
LNTikE FURNISHINGS and eouipment
tor restaurant and tavern, toaster' electric
beer @ cooler. etc. Kelly's Tavern. Cap.
FOR sALE1s-Sufner. s-heat electric hot
SMALL BooKsHELvEs. ehaise lounge
WD xGro s5Gf GtYpE as3 Pays modl p kie
en- Mo cupboard gssa @ carpenters bench, pictures.
MARCHANT, Monroe. small hand calculst.
ing ing mach a Al cond. sacrifice., Call Sun.
@oopI2NpT @ & pTTsxsfffhys Txfafy 1 pI 1863 1859 new 500
Gee eoflee pot, Gniyersa sal sooa as snsSD nsW
nF ron sabty natl laundry and press
GOVERNMENT USED and surplus mate
rials. We have a few bugs ear size desks
one shelf $40 and some aTser Gns ones ahq or
teses or P out Ut Of Pr 900 prs
i5-drawer oak Cabinets at sH Sd s have o d%n win
dled to less than 40. so hurry again. Mail
and merchandise .sorter and piseon-hole
to SIS, Card iles from 81 to SIS. legal
bbeoardsii So; Standards for screens, etc,
view Of workshop, etc, ST.. or ius swing Ing
leather doors. for same purpose. with glass
sm s sps to DTsfsns aratsx Ooass fs5.
with adjustable board, nearly new, SIS;
@ sx M * 2sos~ ~ oasnnj opsn sSndsy Sn ssFsinia ave
RAD1os-We have a good selection Of new
radio combinations in Ansley, General
Ntectaie No tabe and moda Others Immediate delivery
-, ,ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO CO,
1913 9TH st. NV. Ma 1923.
SIDING. tongue. and groove, for outside or
;p6,,snl sTo,sidins' dim 2 #; by IT,, only $40 a
rhoosaha; plses IS AcE nsE water and freDroof' The
.oo, ACE WREcKINo CO.,
sAWDusT; sar .IJs 80, 2zc bag, bags; Sl:s5, deliv.
1sth saa s1ssa1. md + sss IS. II 5sas Ga. Ave N.Y..
DESK tQFFICE, VERY GOOD)
Buffet, mahogany finish: old sewing
' Cleaner GE. snins asss .S'ie' hoover vacuum
ROCK WOOL INSULATION. only 4c foot;
insulate now and lido don't worry about oil ra,
" " ~ ACE WREcKiNG CO. CO,
1904 MINI. Ave. NE. AT. 0447.
ORIENTAL RUG.
Fine large Bokhara. suitable library or
LIVING ROOM SUITE. fEs s-piece M modern moo
W1a ae In IN sgSo good cost $780,
CABLES, USED,
ETssllsns lensshs dH' sSndi siesN. r. ~ "" ASSORTED ss
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MOSS POINT -.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Misse= Alice and Margaret Col
mer, Mrs J c HasseIi and Mrs
Carl SeigerblaEn spent Saturday
afternoon in Mobile
Oscar Fitxner i expected -
arrive this week for ; few days
visit To his parents. Mr and Mr.
r r Fitxner. before being called
to Camp Sheridan IL 70 enter
the service.
Mr.. r. W Adams and Mra
Princes Adams and son. Armand
who are enjoying , visit IN the
home ~ Mr ard Mrs C. r Sea
man will spend several days with
Mrs r Q Avert IN Mobile before
returning % their home IL New
Orleans
Mr.. and Mr. ? { CLARK and
daughters cissy and Frances q
Mobile. spent the week end ~
the home q Mr. and Mrs Greg
cry Wood
Nh. and Mra { i Lyons Of
L0cedaie have recently moved 10
khis city and have taken IN
apartment IL tf1e Freeman apart.
nienis Ia the FORMER Nolle Dantx
Ter home.
Mrs > = Hasen had IS ;
visitor Monday hef brother. Rob
eth Grew # Ffu DspAIt Ala
Miss Ina and ~ Jesse nsosnp
son spent Wednesday = keN
Orleans
Miss Oiillle Swan spent ; few
asys uris week wsah feaasaseH -
New Orleans
Mrs Lynn Hea14r spent Sss
aFday aftsffHsas Is Mobile On
iaer return sile Aaa accompanied
~ Miss Marjorie DautxIn. Who
underwent 3 nasal operation thFfe
uae preecdlag dae
Mrs. 4 2 Dryden and Nan
Herbert have returned - NeW
Orleans. after s essf W5th Mfa
s r Bnto
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Mrs p. n. Crusmlek
HonoFao ~ Luncheon
On Monday Lost

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Wess
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MA ~
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~In1prompfu Club
Entertained B
Mrs. B. ]. Ione

Ms B ] Jane eatsrsaIasd ~
lmpromptu Bridge CI4b u ~
aome On Tanadax zztenean
Ms " II Nelaan r. received
ne hiEh seofe pre-
Chicken kalsa 1na coffee -
served loIoNAaa n2 Hazaa 4
Masaamea - g H. r q
Eesrdziee T = DeLna
Thsras Coals1u = { snann. =
Roy Wiiioaghby = FaaakIn.
sna T O Aaes9
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Good
e Rezssing hEssdss 6
ChildTens CoDas

- lna q -
-
~ = ~
OfIca na4 Il - za - -
500 - asaeaH IHzzs
stsila, IIfH4
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Mrs T. Haltxin and % Terry.
and Mrs. l. Litnsn and son,
Larry. Of Philadelphia. Pa. are
enjoying . visit h the home Of
Mrs Holtzin'x and Mrs Ltnans
brofher-in-isw and sister. Dir.
and Mrs s RosenfhaI
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Mantnn.
who have been visiting II the
home OF their son-in-law and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs Roy VII
loughby. for several weeks. left
Saturday 20 return 70 their home
in Paris. Texas Mrs Wiiiough-
BY returned with them for . vis
il Of several days
Mr.. and Mrs Loris Hunter and
son. Of Gulfport. visited In the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs a r Rey-
noids. Sunday.
DIR. and Mrs r Edwards Of
Glasgow, Ky. arrived this week
for . visit IN the honse Of Their
son-in-law and daugntef. Mr. and
Mrs. Dallas Smith
Miss Naive Suthoh returned
70 Mississippi CoIlege n Clinton.
Miss. Tuesday after Ten days
visit TO her parents ~ and Mrs
L v. Suthoff
Mrs Harry Yo4nE Jfs spent
3 few days this week n Jackson
Miss,
Mrs p. W Adams Ana on Ar
uiond, Of NeW Orleans. sre SIS
FtinE m the home q ~ aAd Mr.
G p Seaman
MrE John McArtlan ana daugh.
ter. Mary. Of Troy. Ala. afe yas-
itiiK IA the hume q d ana
Mrs. A. p Macarthur nnA he
Arthur VIII spend several days
with her sister Is Saaack0seT.
Ark. before returning F. her
home
Mr.. and Mrs T HeFn and chill
dren, Ted and Leslie spent TIE
week end 10 Jackson Hiss
Mi. and Mrs John Brock r.
have returned - Mp Io=
ege Ia Clinton M aflef 3
visit ia the home = Rev sna
AIRS J r Brock
Mr. and Mrs. Pred LaRiea ana
children. Of LaureL spent she
week end here NlEn ~ EsAss
and other nelaaiTa
AR. Robert Baeeen III make
ms home siA - go ~ =
Aysnf while spending several
months
Mrs w a A0aFa anent Tees
day Ia Mex Oriessa
Kenneth and Aelen heInsa
spent thr seek sna HlsH ter
sfandmufhn. zn ] MeIHs
HaaH rafff=msaH - ##a== #Hz4 =
New ORLEANS aazaaz#
Mu M A Cazmu 80 dsa9H-
tfr. Nina tpen4 several dzEs Ezl
asek Ia kea OAaZ
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HulIowe en- Party
Given Saturday
BY Grace SDGlsls

o. aataaay ssalas GfA
silsffa a@a aass Il + - HsI
Aoyeen partg # ue ss IS has
parents ~ ana mn Henry
ieta. 119 CanIg sfls#8
The hH# Maa HAsf# NEH
nW haiiaMe - HssIa
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At0rs rAan to ezaaz sa
umhu1ztzra 4z-H=zzZ - -
fs4ef Nh1Aa 4A Iz4zE + 5
dsmost .s@
neegtnG maw = aaH @44
n nnzm - - -
az ur14l. ktza - - = ~
Is aa1n - 49, - 80 = -
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'PAScACOULA.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Fasrns = uw cAseaRN Stas 80 nns = neas anw = ms
@nEsF. e. ~ msa4 aaaeA MEn Waa AmM Il pnMaAAANsx pMmN
nuntxf Ores tses axaa 8Nm6 taFnsN il aw MI ekM sd fe
aahx chexAnN Il ~ HsfH q ln&wwHtsa rmnee4m& FHEaEw
mams Ama Ms9taK& . NEnAt1se 4 = pqSsNte am4s8 Il nn m#sN
paFxs Wl aesunS nae responsibility M paetAAH& - s. 49,
Kind aEshe44 ! Pz<ns4 AashcssaAtxn So So 49, - MNess
edstcw cal Nsh Ae eaaxseey IS q N1Enatnsw AS nAav & mxzss
az kr4i sntsFssA UAI - Nsdts fsesfsva fhnm NJ e -
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Mss noay LfM : ssas
nre* aN -
ehMh SIR speenslx a
the 1AxANeu Cm0 e
i - hnes wft Ma abr -
weunse shs sEas ga u
SSlprf EstF ese es
Fupsea ~ f H
NJ RnaA Ms ra sFF
aeni TUESDAY IL Om
sfnan Wesna
Parsley asa ~ neukx Is
Lueeaai< ere fpeeieMW nsasaa
iatAans ostr m hsH ) avea
nsand @a NafiaS. UeiotN4 st,
fetA AZ their lNaHs T. As
MF Parsley Waa WEth ta
Coast Guard @ae o. I iFM
dnyn farinaagh aha af
rived
Mr. r. " pavsMf - aaaef
sef. Mr. y ~ Ha~E nua muali
granddaughter h MaI#
haeot fesalssea Maf lsssH .
found - pas = ~ II -
sifvek J1e party. siN
fiFks - Hsainsnau Mak *
compenssa - ~ neesa Nle
5ainea liseaa ia : MzsI IL the
Axans II Mrs Haco lef. Air.
e D. Rushing 1ftsnh - ~
tnfnsd iaasss - Atlanta q
MrA Fnuaah ana - nns Mfa
Reberca usan Nsn4 VISITS Wsth
Asssnds and relatives nn
ard F~ayegseTAlle wlesa
thrg wesN the eem 4 nsasrA
nxaal atseuttaa
A meeting 81 tse ncenlle o..
aanlsea circle - - Wmsaana
Mission rsety ne Watts
Memorial church I'll - held
with MfN II 81 kelh. So HaF
/: rhKsn street. "Wednesday. Naxem-
bef 10 At tn pm II tine viii
b. givrn - mission NH8s
Mf ana Nh Aiattn
and three little aaaen T
ma. Carolyn. aasd HAslly Anne.
ana Nj and Mr. 4 nMsla a
enA~s~is' ataas
siole ~ ne nome 49, go ~
LOUIS Lihaes - k*afien = :
uF"'nst 9 Mfx
1aston = Lsnaes Fnt : -
nsu't g = n1t 20 passHiN
~ 2 - a<Aaas A1HE hen
"@F
80 aHi
ne 49, 2 =
.ent 49, : 80 bsaaR aHaAnHs1l
M..'f nnts AsesA 0ea =
49,. = ~ sasAa eoaiaa2 h
aspsIAtst
49, ~nsHs ! aas Us
1879 ne'n . -
lte ~ - = M
~sHa ksn tsst
a.v -
H - 49, -
- -
80 - tes
$50 e. Aaaaes PAL
's1A 49, 80 -
- =
~ ~bn 80 ssas tssst
49, 49, 80 sgMfE = -
- =
- - ~ ss
HfftrN and WtHH here M4
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= MstssAA ~ =
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Mxasms mm fn & Ns8
cArnaa rut m
81 AZ Neem ~ Mss
ai&n whksx NsY ~
fhsee aRN m Is
Npm NssAs am = y
mAnN x
Mr. Hase uAAtNs was
ssesa es ~ sf# 49, 4 4
nNnnta - ; h@ = -
Mpnaas
~ cars Csaa
FthtaF ltum
ahpfW ~ ~ ea asseH =
mfsrs IL eHsxh -
Wusa& maksf L. cEa
8lee naeat s#ahef Il
~ sw NnfetsM n
Whslr ~ tisas SIS
NsN G : gsen uusn
- apsn ! esaY e tss8 eesAs -
Hat hl4 ~
NJ atss Mr. klsham ~
pieasnnt me aaasueaa - Faws
gsAils s.aes k4iktna hefe f
nse&nn. Afts - Me ~
Niehusa Mla ! ; @esAs4 -
~ CkSstee hlahaM haA lsl -
ceAVsa ~ asua N usaM fueN
the Afny a# * hsA h
pressure ThNY hase aAeaax
cnfea ! teaas n Mh t
eNrWet h nsuke Nessnha3 ~
NJ ARD MrN KahAnka * LAsEs
dale. saA lhfsf aauaHtegK Maf
bofse and Eiaine. 80 Ms asAn
lna puFkm 1unIa4 GaI
arrives Wednesday - sHea ~
remainder d - weea Nsth ~
ano 49, FaAslF
@~aA1a*t =
-
IN
Antss
the FefFHt 1N# AHzzzA e
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.FortnlqhHY Club
Has Meeting -
Mrs. EleYsHome

1tM FMtaAe Ca ~
WeansasY fssfnea
ae q - : : ash
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Tase Rev ard ~ - ui
nsef Ment g. nMttx8 Wrnes
8ay. where Mrs. ulnnes maa M
dsrWc an ugwfsnA
Mnx { " MeKmn4y mas
uopea hnnW Ssagax ktem the
Jackasm Count. where
she unarfu s eeFv s -
eFasissn aAxAaf swn msxks
Mr Trug KELLEY ere eane
dawn b t. Aigh hrf Assa 8aiAa3
his trying ps ss wla4uea
3 Natehii2heM - taksne aith
Der. Mr. and Ms MrknMs ;
small d~Aunhieg. crxriis Anse hs
an indeI4nite nsg
Mn George Hoiinxhmm Ans
little snn departed FRIDAY FER
corpu1 Chnlssa TeNaN y tun
a.. noilanehosst se neaaens
Tsey have brsn visiting - sad
Mx Hubert Grant foF the ps
SIX eeeka ~ MsIlinNhofxl
wath ihe q : ceaa oaaEa
Mrs a c WatsAa has returned
- her hgssse a Msami. ia 81
Ter = Niklt q > feW dass with
Mr. J n MeG4sth
MesdAmes } = KgshA V =
Krxhs and ] Z Gentle &na Mta
Janice Gentle. were vssss0Es 60
Mobile. Tuesday
News has rearlaea pascsRoala
% the birth Of : dsughiesv . III
ard Mrs Mills Hafte - MeEm
phis. Tenn. Oct - le41 Mrs
Barbee will be better nrnaembes-
81 here a. Miss Willie Belle
Smith. who was formerly con-
nectea with the jackson County
HEALTH Department
There VIII BE- = meeting q TIE
Pascaeoula Garden Club this II.
ternoon II will BE- held IN the
Recre4ainn Center building en-
18th street IN EaktlaWn The pro-
gram will deal with house plants.
their care and propagation
Thursday marked The arpaF-
ture Of Mrs W Il Guest tor .
visit Of two weeks IN Blfnsng.
ham
Mrs. r. @ Ksll spent ; Iew
days in New Orleans the Iatief
part "a last week
Mr.. ana Mr. a y Hardy and
their three children are pleasant
addifions % PsseARouia lnce
coming here from Eidorado. Ark.
Cor residenes It lis Williams
street, IN EassiaNn
Mrs Henry koasss u q Fasea.
gousa and NJ = sNsssft
and Mira Dallas skaitn ana nsa
Edwards q Mos fpint. sF%ns
eral days il keN Orleans last
week. returning nome saturday
Mrs k1ssis and h sN1ssft
were guests 81 if* Ieffn PAL
entk M re ~ ? 1870
stayed % . Ma 0fHass hn
al. where ne htt48 staa5Nsht
treatment
MISS AHTS kAuneK q nti9Ai.
wss > guest Sc ~ hzssA = fset
eoasin Miss Daaotisy 0aeH Sun
During ha recent fisif e
Washington heif3ss 0aatasf 80
joined ~ Ms sH = Naffsa 80
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Mrs u. c wasssaa hes returned
80 her hesne at Maaml. FlA 81
Ter = visst q > fee dsss with
Mn J n MeC3sth
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Mr. ana Ms. Laaa + phil.
lipa announce TIE hsssh u n
eight snd . hail pouna daughter.
Marie Anne. Mondars October &
1919. ~ TN jackson County he's
pitaL
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Monday marked - departure
~ Miss Dorothy Jaaz4 fH Gulf
port whefe she has 4an saas
iefred from Psscawaaia % tfe
Travellers AID nffM# Il nbaf
point
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MesdAmes } + Kssh4 '. p
Knpbs and J. Z Gentle sna Mssa
janice Gentle. we're vsslsass %
Mobile. Taesdsy.
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Cstftou a Lsndee spsnf ; -
hours IN ne hofne - hie parenEs
NJ end Ms f<oule Ianaer. Men.
day atassnma
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A meeting 81 she npusnlle o..
nanlyea circle - 81 Woanana
Mission socAesy - re Watts
Memorial church Ell b held
With Mr. n Il keah. So EaF
rnKsu sufnet. Wedne@aay. Noxem-
Der 10 1t aW pm II tlnle vii
b. givrn % mission sha8s
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News has rearhed P~sscaRoaia
% the birth Of ! daughtelv - III
ard Mn Mills Bsftee = Mssn-
phis. Tenn. Oct - lbs1 Mrs
Barbee viii be better nemembef.
81 here a. Miss Willie Belle
Smith. who was formerly cen
nected with the jackson County
Health Department
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLD GOODS

= ROOMS complete: furniture ana furnish
ings Illness forces sale and vacating
apt call sunday i2s6 p. m. 2T52 Boston
corner lawfon apt Al
A. LOVABLE. LIVABLE ROOMS. Sl59
MARTIN FURNITURE, 67A7 MICHIGAN
SIS WORTH o. furniture to he sold for
Ssh, oVorstuned davenport chair and
ottoman. dinefte set 4 chairs, telephone
table and stool. chsise Tongue upholstered
ir blue satin, furniture Is three months
old must sell husband ma army Phone
Townsend A-s0a3 for sunday appointment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

TILT BACK CHAIRS
$3.50
Lsrgs selection ~ spring constructed
chairs N nohair. fueTe, velour COVERINGS
HOME OUTFITTING co.
lT7s W PORT ST. LINCOLN PARK
Open Fri and Sat TIL "a.
TRADE F-.-iF Fias4a .as4 furniture = wv
FURNITURE. Ward Furniture Co, T434
Harper. Mr.. Stevens. PLAZA 1860. (Not
connected with any other store.)
$500 A WEEK BUYS THIS BRAND
NEW HOME oUTFIT-COMPLETE
Includes living rc9fn suite with springs.
extra chair. ex12 administer r1g lRmpe.
5 tables, mirror. picture. bedroom suite
OF bed. chest. dresser or vanity Of wal
veneer on hard cabinet wood. boz spring
and mattress pillows. dfnRtts act b-pc- In
solid oak. set OF dishes.
STATE SAMPLE FURNITURE CO.
la MICHIGAN, NEAR GRIsWOLD
open Mon. Fri. Sat Ewes 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
COLD AND IEwELRY WANTED
MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES

HIGHEST PRICES. diamonds. Jewelry, O
gold. Original Detroit Gold Refner
SIDNEY kRANDALL. 15hO RROADWA'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
High Speed Steel For Sale!
WANTED--MACHINERY

WILLIAMS MACHINERY will pay cash
for collets. die heads. chasers. etc. tools
that can be used on automatic and hand
screw machines, 1851 West Fort. La
fayette $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Tow Sled Beyond
Their Reach

The tail of the tow sled was
$50 feet down, 100 far FOR them
TO reach. They wanted 70 ny n
get down n u. bat even II they
had been IN prime condition II
would have been a doIhttul under
taking A. u vas al they could
DO was call. and watch. and radio
for rope ladder and a. tho
same time set about making one
thsnSell es.
Meantime Priichard had landed
From where no was. everde
could SEQ thar for vas coming up
the bay and along me coast 80
he sent HoVarth 70 tell PTichard
VIA had happened and thai be
mus take or Immediately before
BAD weather closed IN
Fe took HnWar'r on hoard and
dew of passing low Over nc
others where they were gathered
around the crevaSSe. wsgClns ms
wings m Sanfatinn.
1'hnr- did not have the means
OF making an adequate rope lad
der and ny radio hey were Or
dered rot 10 attemp' 10 20 down
the Cre'sSSe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
WJLB 10 Air
Ghosts Drama

Regardless 81 whether you be
lIove IN ghosts. doubtless you vii
he stimulated and entertained by
findings Of tho British Society FOL
PSyChical Research. revealed in ;
double-paCc article. illustrated ir
color. m The American Weekly
with this coming Sundays iSSu,
OF The Detroit Sunday Times.
a brilliant research worker
states in tho article:
III n very determined effort Is
made. an appa rition. or ghost.
can he manufactured on de-
mand."
The article has been made The
basis of a Front Page Dram;
which The Detroit Sunday Time,
viii sponsor over Station VILE
al 4 p. M tomorrow.
Hear the broadcast and read il
Sundays Detroit Times the stor,
OF the 10 Authentic Appari
tionS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
I From Detroit
On Enemy Lists
.s.--1
Of Prisoners

The war department today made
public the names Of 10 Michigan
soldiers. including two Detroiters
who ore held as prisoners Of wal
by Italy and Japan.
The Detroiters held in Italy
are:
Capt Harris y. NaChus. whose
wife lives at 1917 Stocpel. anc
Pfc. Theron Parks. brother Of Roy
Parks, 56S3 Howard.
Other Italian prisoners arc: Pfc
John T.. Ielfrich. Traverse City
SGT Leland Kline. Jones, Cpl
Leonard G. Nowak Bcllcvillc
staff Set. Oliver ID Saylos BOVINE
cry; Tech. Sgt. Charles F. Swan.
son. Marquette; STAFF sgt Donalc
SLLnl -AILAkn.un-- and -Tcch
l3th graded Marion f.. N'heatlcy
Van Dyke.
Cpl. Leo. Arhu'ick of Bay City
yeas listed As a prisoner Of war
ny Japan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13

first death from tho original crew.
These were brave mon.
II is hardly necessary 10 com
mert on what PrltChsrd and Bot
toms had done. and II Is quite
possible that All Who came out
safe owe their lives 10 Loren
Howarth's skill and determination
IN rebuilding the radio. NOV 30
was as fstal a day AS the 29th had
been hopeful
The had weather dragged on.
No planes came over, and their
food ran low again. They had
trouble with the sleeping bags n
that tho ice would melt under
them and once they cot wet there
was no possible way 10 dry them
out They we're concerned over
-nHara = condition. as t-Sccmed
that his feet were beginning 10
ganCrenc.
There arc injuries 2 man can
receive in action which lack the
glamour tho expected. dramatic
surroundings NJ wounds. They
may leave the victim feeling no
pride even feeling ashamed a. be-
INK crippled in 80 irglorlous a way.
and Ne' they may be as honorable
as anything received in combat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Wedel Keeps
Generator Going

Tetley contributed a stove
and disable fuel and they rugged
a light bulb IN on a wire. They
had current because Of Wedel S
unresnltting care Of the generator
This was no slight task As the
machinery was constantly freez-
ing.
Bad weather hcmmed them in
For the moment there was No
question Of trying sled travel
With Howarth gone they lacked
a radio man, but Te'ley cot in
touch with 4----- He was able
ply 10 send in code. working out
Us messages from book, but
could receive from them IN voice
The next morning was
asking for news Of Pritchard and
the Grammar, and IL was thus
that they learned that il had not
landed safely The queries con-
tiued until finally the wreck OF
the amphibian was spotted from
the air. In the foc and foul
weather il had crashed near The
coast and apparently the men
1t. Pulchard. Radioman Bottoms
and Cpl. Howarth we're killed i'm
mediately.
The toll Of rescuers now was
tNree, and to them was added the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Send to The Detroit Times

The appealing lunch box menus you
have so carefully planned may be
prize winners! Enter them today!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-13
Finally orced
to Abandon Hope

Until late that night and again
the following morning Teilcy and
MorteNerde made visits 20 where
DeroroS' had disappeared calling
'ohnC for any sign 81 iItc Try
4 20 figure out way % Got ~
hin lus' IN case he might have
survived Then they gave w hope
l.. DemoreSf was an Arc'ic
man. he knew and loved Green
land, and there IS a glacier named
for him. Now Greenland had
taken him
There was no room for Tctley
In the fuSelaCe which was in any
case CroioSGucly uncomfortable
and unsafe lodging He brought
his sled 70 the. camp and showed
them how 70 dig a room IN the
snow. cutting ont blocks of hard
ened snow hy rigging q handle on
the cover OF the bombSlght case
so that y would serve as a saw
They dug the room under one
wing Of The plane, some - feet by
s. and 1 feet high u not hcinC
possible 10 dir deeper as they ran
into fno hard iCc.
Blocks of snow carried the walls
UP Is inches 90 tho under side Of
the wing In this. sleeping bags
could no laid out fat and protec-
tion from the weather was much
better