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Evening star., 1943-04-16
Yesterdays Advertising
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Yesterdays Circulation
The Evening Star
Thurs, April Is, 1943-- '190,653
Thurs, April Is, 42--'1S6,371
Increase ----------- 1882
"A few returns from newsstands, but no
samples, are included
The Stars circulation has
been restricted to conserve as
far as possible the use Of
paper.
Evening star., 1943-04-16
BRITISH 1ST ARMY GAINS IN TUNIS DRIVE
Late News Bulletins
Mats Game With Newark Cancelled

Mats Game With Newark Cancelled
NEWARK (SpeciaD THE exhibition game between the
Washington Nationals and the Newark scheduled for
this afternoon, Cancelled
Swedish Sub With Crew of 81 MISSING
STOCKHOLM QP).-The Swedish submarine Ulven with
her a. missing off the Swedish during
it announced tonight. The Cotton craft
commissioned in 1880 and armed with 3-inch
and 25mimeter anti aircraft guns plus four 2nch
torpedo tubes. She had range of 1900 miles.
Two Italian Destroyers Sunk
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN NORTH AFRICA lFp.-Two
British destroyers sank two italian destroyes off Sicily last
night Admiral of the Fleet Sir Andrew B Cunningham
tonight The admiral indicated the British destroy
suffered virtually loss of personnel damage.
Canadian Paper Mill Strike Settled
QUEBEC NP.-Premer Adelard Goobout announced in
the Legislative Assembly today of the Today strike
in Lake St John district paper mills of Price Bros Co. The
Premier said would be few hours He did
not announce details
RAF Raids Industrial Targets in Ostend
LONDON (Fp.-RAF squadrons, executing of the most
proracted and heaviest of the bombed indus
trial targets in Ostend Belgium by daylight today Grip
png blows aimed the enemys railway lines trains
shipping, dockyards, planes and airfelds.
Earlier Story Page B-24D
Evening star., 1943-04-16
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Evening star., 1943-04-16

IL TRANSPORTS SUNK. A planes
downed at Milne Bay, Japs claim.
Page Az
Evening star., 1943-04-16
Guide for Readers

AmuSements Ca Radio Gil
Comics --C-lO-l1 Serials Bio, C-5
Editorials At Society B-3
Editorial Sports Gilt
Articles AZ Where to Go B-7
Lost, Found -A-3 Woman's
Obituary Ale Page ~-----C-3
Evening star., 1943-04-16
Weather Report

Much warmer with fresh winds: showers ate,
midnight. Temperatures today-Highest, IS, at
$3.50 pm; lowest. 29. at 1850 am. Full report on
page A-10.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-24
Allies Take
Offensive In
All Theatres

London. Nov. "a - (AP) - King
George VI. opening new session
e. Parliament. confidently told the
House of Commons today that ain
IL" fourth year oi the war tho forces
&. the United Nations assumed the
offensive in all theatres and in the
coming year We shall. with Gods
help. DO able to bear upon the en-
cmv Il still greater weight of attack. y
The new session is the ninth since
'Hc present Commons was elected ii
November, 1888. The current Par
Lament is the longest lived in Bri-
In'S history.
With the growing help of our
&'''' American ally and together
with the Other United Nations we
snail 20 forward with confidence
IN "ur cause until we have delivered
The peoples Of The world from the
!''r of the aggrcSSor,' the King
said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-24
.Chetniks Have
Control OF
Montenegro

London. Nuv. 2l-(N7D-C;cncral
Draja Mihailoyic said today that his
Gug"Slav ChctnikS "hnvC nOw gain.
cd control Of the entire country Of
Montenegro.
This mountainous little province
has been the center of intense gucr-
lila activity for months-with tho
Chctniks and the Pratisars of Cen
cral Josip BroZ (Tit") fighting each
other as well as tho Germans.
In his announcement. made
through the Iugoslav information
Office at Cairo. Mihailovic also said
his forces had been able 10 take
over the whole Of Bnka Kahorsiia
beyond the fortress area
Boka ka;orSka is gulf on the
narrow strip of The Dalmatian coast
that separates Montenegro from the
Adriatic Sea.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-24
Operators
Contract
Is Refused
Miners Not Interested
In Agreement With
Half the Industry

Washington, Nov. 2i-(APO
-OpcratorS producing about
- percent of the nations soft
coal have offered the United
Mine Workers a contract that
j., substantially acceptable, but
Union Chief John l.. Lewis de-
clarcd today the miners are
mot intcrcStcd' i'm I'm agree
mrnt with half the industry.
Refusal of the Southern Coal
Producers Association 10 sign
on nOrtal-t0- portal basis and
the absence of the captive tStccl
company mine operators from
the wage conference appeared
Ia he the principal obstacles TO
4 contract that would be vir-
tIally rational in scope.
Coulc"cCS agreed 10 resume their
GG-rU.siunS forthwith.
The contract offered Ia Lewis is
substantially the IrkcS-LcwiS agree
m".; under which the mines are
urW operating. plus the $40 retro
ae'.v" paymcn; for underground
travel time.
Edward Il. Burke. president of
The southern producers. said his
group would sign Il contract that
would assure equivalent caSlingS
uU' he declines 10 pay the money
ON % purtdl-tO-pnrtal basis and wants
C.Gn' hours of productive work as
.grcd instead of assumed" as is
provided i'll the lckcS-Lcwis agree
wCnt.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-24
Dominating
PoSition
Of Yanks
Maxim Captured and
Tarawa Weakening,
Abemama Mopped Up

Pearl llarbor. Nov. "a -
(AP)-Amcrican forces, over
poWcring savage Japanese re-
Slstarcc with record speed, were
SO firmly implanted today in
the heart of the GlibcrtS on The
fifth day of the invasion that
Admiral Chester w. NimitZ
spoke confidently of "preparing
to make further attacks"
"Thc Gilbcrts nnw are secure
~ in cur hands" said the com
mardcr-in-chicr Of the Pacific
ilect after only one of the more
than Is atoliS had been COM
plctcly conquered and while two
others tOttcred toward a fall.
The plain implication OF the adj
miral was tina, from Maxim. Tarawa
and Abcmama the invaders are in
position 10 dominate and rout what
Japanese troops may be on other
nearby islands.
Maxim has been captured.
1t. Col. James Roosevelt. eldest
son of the President, was on
hand for its fall.
Tarawa. with fine bomber
base ..:iOSS importance was en-
Dhasizcd by the fierce defense
of an estimated 1000 Japanese.
is about to rall. The enemy
forces have been pushed to the
eastern shore of the main island
of BetiO. Many have been slain,
few captured.
Abemama is being mOppcd up.
Tokyo radio, gravcly reporting to
the Japanese people that "a part of
our territory has been exposed to
fierce battles" spcculatcd on the
lnevltabiIiiy of decisive action by
the long hidden Nipponcsc fleet.
Admiral NimitZ expressed belle!
that the japanese fleet was dispcrs-
ed from the kurilcS, Ia the north of
Japan. all the way down To the
Dutch East Indies far To the south:
that recent air blows struck az Ra-
baul. New Britain. against enemy
cruisers and dcStroycrs seriously
had impaired enemy naval ability
to rctalIatc in the area: and. even
II Japanese units were in striking
distance, the NipponcSc adnir,IS
had held back in fear that the Gil
bert invasion might be a diversion
ary 1cint.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-24
Eighth Army
In Village
On Sangro
Enemy Artillery Heavy
On Fifth Army Front;
Weather Still Bad

Allied Headquarters. AlgicrS,
Nov. 24-(AP)-Thc British
Eighth Army of General Bcr-
nard l.. Montgomery has push
ed forward 10 the banks of the
Samgro river in the central sec
Tor of the italian front 10 oc-
cupy the important village OF
Al'cdrna. allied headquarters
announced today.
The nigh command rDmmuniqu,
said the village had been destroyed
by the rCt:vuting Germans. (Thc
Cairo radio said Eighth Army uni:,
crossed the SuTGro: the Germans
acknowledged "a crossing Yesterday. j
ENEMY artillery was active
Gn The Fifth Army front" the
bulletin said. There was little
Improvement in the weather
which continues 10 hamper op-
cratiOnS."
tn" CummuuiqEc also referred !.
heavy rain on the rvm1.ndcr of In,
British front toward the Ndr:afi,
and said. There was little change e
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-24
Some Progress
In Stocks

New York. Nov. 2i.-(Np)-Oils
and few SpccialiticS made u little
progress in todny'S stock market as
the majority of industrial and rail
leaders continued Tuesdays down
drift.
Dealings were slow to MILDLY and
il was evident that market followers
rccfoncd on the possibility of impOr-
tant international developments over
the Thanksgiving holiday.
Douglas Aircraft sold off about two
points 10 Il new low Tor tic year.
then recovered. Losses y. ulhc! Key
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-24

Moscow. Nov. 24-(AP)-
The German army'S ten-day old
counter offensive in the Tx
rainc moved closer to Kicv to-
day after Russian forces had
made their third withdrawal in
three days under pressure Of
heavy tank and infantry as
SaultS.
SpcarhcadS of Field Marshal
Fritz Won MannStcin'S troops
have reached BruSilOv. Is miles
west of Kicv and arc almost
halfway To tho Ukrainian capt.
tol from Ihitomir. the first city
10 fall before the German drive.
Won Ma"nStCln sent in another
strong forces against Russian posi-
tionS in the Chcrnyakhov area. 40
miles northwest of BruSilov. i'm his
all-out effort to turn the southern
flank Of General Nikolai Vatutin's'
first Ukraiuian army.
Although the Germans SUE
cccdcd in gaining ground on 4
straight west to east line through
the IlitOmir- OroStyshcv-B Bru-
SilOv sector. the Red Army ap-
pcarcd 10 he holding strong po-
sitiOns in front of Kicv. and
apparently was falling back un-
der rcdcrs of the Russian high
command mainly TO avoid en-
circlemcnt Of its advance units.
The Germans paid heavily Tor
their successes in the KiCv bulge. a
Russian Communiuuc said. Fierce
hand 10 hand fighting and savage
gun ducls cost them more than 100
tanks and 1000 dead. the bulletin
declared. and 10 Nazi plane, were
shot down aS Rcd army airmcn
struck masscd blows at the advanc-
ing for. Won ManrStcin was rc.
ported throwing large reserve forces
into the battle.
While front dispatches indicat-
cd that the decisive stage of the
battle for tho Ukraine had not
yet been reached. the Rcd Army
continued To surge ahead on
other scctio"s of the front north
and south of kicv. particularly
along W" IoM"t rcaCbr, If he
It,rH .. .r.
80 -'rs
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-24
Approval
OF Revenue
Bill Nears
Doughton Leads in
Arguments Against
Large Tax Increase

Washington. Nov. 24-(AP)
--Hadly mauled on the food
subsidy issue. the administra-
tlon'S contr0verted anti-inila-
tion program came mp for an
other body blow today as the
House rolled toward approval
Of Il S2.1l0.000,000 new reve-
nue. bill-a figurative drop in
the S10.500.000,00O bucket held
out by the Treasury.
Representative Robert Lee
DoughtOn, 8O-year- old chairman
of the powerful Ways and Means
Committee. led off bipartisan
chcrus against large tax in
crcaScs. declaring they could he
.'mOrc crushing" than initiation.
Too heavy tax burden is as
great Il danger 10 the nations econ
omy aS is too large public debt" :"
he said
"Ccrtainly We should not pass on
10 future taxpayers, many Of whom
Will be our returning soldiers. debts
that We ourselves should pay, but
neither shoUld We pass on in th"m a
business structure so weakened by
heavy taxes that il will he unable
Ia carry on in the postwar period.
When this war has been won we
want the business and industry of
the nation IN u condition which will
enable II 10 offer the greatest mcd-
sure Of opportunity and employ
mcnt."
D"ught"n Joined Representative
knJ'SOn "i Minnesota. Ways and
Mc2n> Republican leader. in attack
ing In" administration claim that
Il Slo.5OO. .0O0,O00 tax program is cs-
>cntIal not only for war financing
hrI also to drain off inGiatiOua.y
purchasing power.
Th, second wartime fax bill. SIP
ported by both parties. makes bui
little revision in the burdens on
individual incomes or on corporation
normal and SiIrtaXcS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-24
Heavy Allied Bombing Of
Casmata In New Britain

Southwest Pacific Allied licaduuar-
tcrs. Nov 2i.-- (Apl-Nllcd bomb
crs and fighters m.king their latest
visit 20 the Ga&luata area on Nov
Britain have plastc"Ci japanese air
and supply bases with li2 tons of
bambs. the nc West load yet
Tho Monday raid. announced by
General Douglas Macarthur today.
brought to 800 TONS thc total amount;
of bombs dropped there IN three con-
sccutivc days.
II was the outstanding punch dc
livcrcd during the day by Allied air
men whn visited II cr"mv I"calitic.
iI ell IL, =, = 49,! - ,er.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-24
Senate Committee To Ask
Report On Patton Affair

=. Washington. Nov. 2i-(AP)-ThC
senate Military Affairs Committee
v.."'cd unanimously today to request
SECRETARY of War Stimson to report
10 u officially on the incident IN
winch LIT. Gen. George S. Patton.
DR.. commander OF the Seventh
army. struck an army private III
hospital in Sicily.
,hairman Reynolds o.. N. c.
sald he had been instructed 10 OBJ
."'h a report by StimSon in Conncc-
uoh with the committees ConSidera-
uoi OF President RooScvcltS nomr-
ha'on of Patton. vino now has the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-24

the permanent rank Of major gen
cral.
Tho action was taken. Reynolds
said. al the suggestion of Senators
Bridges (R.. n. HD and Johnson d..
CuiOD and was CuncurrCd IN by all
members present.
Reynolds told reporter that nc
personally believed any action
agains, Patton. who was rcbukcd
by Gcrcnal Dwight y. Eisenhower.
should bC left in the hands of army
authorities. He said. however. that
fhcrc is likely to be much Senate
discussion of the affair before ac-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-24
Total OF
Casualties
Announced

Washington. Nov. 2i-(APD-Nn-
n"Inccd casualties in all armed ser
wee, Of the United States since
i'WI lIarbOr total l2l.3lg. with the
Amy bearing the greater share
"'.h'h as of November II.
bui the statistics show that Oi
mos" Killed in action there Is Il
u'i'rcncc of only ~ between the
army and Navy. with the Navy hay
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-24

ing the larger ln$S--l2.883 Ia date.
The Army'S total of 1860 listed
l2.8ll Killed. -3O.263 wounded. 23.-
g5l missing and 22.592 prisoners.
ThC Navy'E 81. $50 total gave 1888
killed: 5.6iO wounded. %.gI8 missing
and 4.22& prisoners. Navy figures
included the Coast Guard and Ma
rinc Corps
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-24
SMALL FARMERS DIyFRSIFyIxG

N"IIrEr NIallOn. RdIcIgn. Nov. y
Small farmers arc divCrSiiyirg
their activities and they arc adding
J. rcc amounts of food '1 The stock
piles beng built up IN the rood For
Freedom fight. says County Agent
+. II. Garrison. Jr.. n report to the
State College Extension Service here
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-24

OF
German City
Capital Is Isolated
With Communications
Systems Paralyzed

l.pilubN. NOV. -i-( NJ =
The RAF hurled tons of de-
Struction down on Berlin again
last night. seeking for the sec
ond night in succession to knock
out the German capital. much
of it already devastated.
The force and weight Of
bombs dropped last night prob
ably approached but did not cX-
cccd the record OF Monday when
over 300 long tons were dcliy-
cred by approximately LOCO
bombcrS. nearly all of them
fCur-cngined giants.
'"tomccntvatcd and effective" Va.
the air miuIStry'S descriptions O.: iur
second great dltHck ON the world.
mos; bombed capital.
Despite more FAVORABLE weather
Ia: the defense. The Raj lost only
20 planes ~ the second Berlin al.
,aCi: and simultaneous, Mosquito a.
taCks Da western GClmumy. COM
pared 80 % los: II comparable uprg-
It!onS In" niph; Before.
Berlin already WAS chaotic
from histnry'S greatest arciaI
attack delivered nrIy - hours
before when The new dcIugc of
A'h"d ho'nb> struck last night.
Bel correspondents of Swc-
diNh newspapers said new fires
and walls Of flames" more than
half mile long swept Berlin
after the second attack.
StockhOlm'S AllchaGGa estimated
23.uOb persons were killed in the
iirSt attack. II added the center a..
Berlin again was tine main TARGET
last night and railway stations. gny
and wafer mains suffered heavily.
The German capital wa. isolated
from the world today by telephone
ana telegraph. Neither tclcphonc
nor t"IcG:amS were being accepted
~ Berlin this murring nor wcr,
Swedish correspondents able 10 tclc.
phone out Of the city.
IelcgrnmS from Stockholm in
'cnd"d for Berlin were being sent IN
rawDHEG bu' !; was unknown how
'nCy We" being rcluycd 10 tho can
ital.
Hecaa>" Berlin is Tie hub Of HI
.'r-d"n''"a'"d Europe csmmgnir.-
'l"!> win Virtually Tie whole COIL
;!nCGt We're affected.
The impact of the paraIyziu.
attacks "n the German capitaI
made II clear that wholly aside
from physical damage TO either
ihr administrative city or thc
war industries i'm the suburbs.
thr new aerial drive bulIrd a>
the wars greatest offensive
against enemy inprlIc
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-24
Germany Claims
Capture Of Two
Towns In Ukraine
Nazis Nearing Kiev
AS Reds Withdraw
Under Heavy Assault

London. Nov. 24-(AP-Thc
German radio asserted tonight
thai BruSilOv. Is miles of Kicv.
and ChcrnyakhOv. 20 miles north
of Ihil0mir. had been recap
turcd in the violent Nazi cOun-
tcrattack against the Ukrainian
bulge.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-11-24
WEATHER

FOR NORTH CAROLINA
Fair and continued cool tonight
with temperatures two tD four
degrees lower in east and central
portions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

OCCASIONAL and coffee table, floor lamp
rugs. hedspread very reasonable. Town
'end $685..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Wanted Miscellaneous

A PARTY wants all kinds of
furniture. Will pay highest
cash price. Farrls, Temple 2-5373.
\ DEALER ~Snts furniture Immediately
for cash IL reasonable. TYLER 6-9223
ALWAYS CALL hOGAKTu 1885. We pay
best prices .oi used furniture.
FURNITURE WANTED win paw best
prices Yuckey Bros Temple 2-fj37
SALE 900 SUITS. LADIES FUR COATS
t't.t 4IlI IliN /.
topcoats. s. Up Ellis Company, f0l
Gratloi. "Firsi come first served. %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Living Room. Unclaimed, $40

Purchased from finance hank. used little;
2-pc. beautiful mohafr suite gorgeous
styling. soft cushion construction worth
plenty viii take $40. No finance com
pany. Terms
LIMBS. 1881 FENKEtr. At LIVERNOIS
Open EYES, 9PM. TUES, WE'D. 6F ".
left for army e9O6 Cascade, rear. be
tween t2-5 80 p. m.
LEAVING CITY -- SaCrihCe mahogany
hrcakfrpnt secretary. 4 ~. wide fnqutre
SUNDAY Ig36T StnpoI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Musical Instruments

ALTO saxophons good condition ss5 for
merry over 5000 Tyler 5-ei77. 3i47
LnnEfellnw, upstairs
ELECTRIC GUITAR -- Reasonable 22Sl
Military. Call after p m. vi I-474i.
FOR SALE BueSeAer- baritone ssSuphnns:
gold plated; like new. Rosevills 1909 NJ.
LEAVING CITY Sacrifice apartment sire
baby grand piano Ike new 1925.
Inquire SUNDAY l0367 Etopsl
Gaze mahogany piano a. inches tail,
real smAil noudor player. mandolin at
tAchWeni bench cabinet. lamp and rolls:
sacrifice S3h cash s22q idNFRNOfS,
open evenings ran . Sundays is.
UPRIGHT PIANO.-Very good condition,
$50 2st0 Clements. near LlnVood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Observation-Disclosures

COO qxl2s. sxi0s. 7x9s, S5.95 up. WI,
AKIN. new aXi2 reversible Chenille $50
gX12 zen. oriental $3.50 value, $50. one
sNl0 oriental So. several small orientals
Sx12 vii rust, SO So stair runners 1jc
80 up. AMERICAN CARPET CLEANING.
SG3G OAKLAND.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
SeUing Machines

BARGAIN sale on sewing machines, Sing
ers Whites. etc. used In good condition,
SIC IS up. Guaranteed
SEWING MACHINE SALES co
1875 Broadway At Grand River CA. 3iS3
$3.50 Grand River az Trumbull TIE. 1880
Free Estimates on Repairs
SINGER Sewing Machine, SIC. 1921
Norwood. near Nevada.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
MATTRESS SPECIAL

De luxe mattress. neavy layer % felt top
and bottom, roll edge fully guaranteed
our 2f9a value while they last NiBgs.
WASHINGTON FURNITURE Co
1868 Gratiut Ewes till q
New FURNITURE Hard 70 Get Items
WE HAVE THEM on EASY TERMS.
TOO Living room suites with coil SPRINGS
innerspring mattress. box springs. coil
springs Metal lamps, smokers Better gas
stoves Bedroom suites. dining room sets
Porcelain dlnette sets Complete stocks Of
brand new furniture
STATE SAMPLE FURNITURE co
l22 MICHIGAN. EEAR 6RIsWOLD
open Mon. Thur, FRI. Sat. Ewes. 10 Q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Gold, yeWelry Wanted

HIGHEST PRICES, diamonds. Iewelry. old
gold. Original Detroit Gold Refiners.
SIDNEY KRANDALL, 1850 BROADWAY.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate lkt-
ings In the big sunday Times Want "A
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
.ENITH COMBINATION
Radio Service

RADIO service, repairs house calls Al
Work guaranteed. inOne Univ. 1887.
BENJAMIN Appliance. 1892 Ltvernois
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
RUGS, yxl1. gxlS. l2xl3. n.3N12. l2xlS.
others today 2gi9 18th St. nr Temple

others today 2gi9 18th ST. mr. Temple
RUGS,\ CLEANED USED-Ax WI,
beautiful patterns gN12 sxiO 6N9. 81. 50
up. 600 yds vii runners. csc yd up; >
heavy Chinese rugs. sac; large stock
oversize Broadlooms 1iXl5, 9X15. 9xls,
1c&i3 l2Xls. 1920 CENTRAL CARPET
CLEANING. lu627 Woodward, AZ Webb
70 st9ft4, open Ewes Sunday IL TO 81
SACRIFIc1NC Must sell some brand new
latest style quality furniture in my pos
session Also some used and rebuilt living
room suites Tho new furniture consists
of custom made ana medium grades living
room suites and chairs Of various style
frames and covers. Bedroom suites IN
modern and Eighteenth Century styles,
some with large ublonc ana oval mirrors.
Dining room and Junior dining room suites.
some with drop leaf extension tables,
breakfast room suites; springs and mat
trCsses. Can arrange terms. sunday / 10
. weekdays iO 20 g Universal Uphol-
STEERING Co. $50 West Nine Mile Road
TWO Living Room Chairs spring Construc-
tion. one with ottoman. must sell 1908
Grand Avenue. West, corner Lawton.
TNO-PiECE living room suite chest Of
drawers. Telephone Plaza 5i3o,
UNCLAIMED REPossEssEp Furniture
OLYMPIA OtFTFITTERS SIAN Cd River
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

MATTRESS special. xll 9o Many others
sac. Superior SANITARY. 1929 Cd River
NEW furniture. trade your piano. Cts
Music, 1912 Mack. open ewes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

RED Chinese Administer rug. gxl2, USED
very little. $27. Mitchells. 5000 GratiOt
ROYAL quality thick used Wilton WOO
broadloom S3.23 running yard, installed
Trinity 2-2233 contractor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Bedroom Unclaimed. $50

Bedroom Unclaimed, $50
Purchased from finance bank. used Ittc
'-Qr. gorgeous walnut veneer and hard
WOOD large vanity. funIenc'h mirror
chest hct. worth plenty. VIII take $50.
$50 finance company Terms
LIMBS f17I FFNkELL. At ifNEBNOTS
urE% EVFS. Pm TUBS VIVID PM
BEDS So 90. see boxes furniture base.
uvrrCTN pH burners 1871 Joseph Cam
pau 1883 West Warren
BEDROOM suites Very beautiful saCl.
Gee. $780, Buy ,.ttct from factor repres..
yavt mDntg. Alvin Ntuu.fLI, t7shl IS
Vernon opcn Thus. Ply SAL uN
BOX SrFfSG and natures R0tn for only
s-l o" SAVE FUN. lt's9 Gra'.ui.
NEAR SFN NILE ROAD
pEhrTrr Must sell THIS WEEK ms
complete rom, on. furntNrr D. yu-rrvy-'-
'Crf.N mahogany, also rIls. lsmEs o'r
FeU' good condition your ptlsc hHtt sI or
paws lHsS3--eN ashbur0 hnif-hinck south
40 Hl-'ar. block west OF Wy0minE
Dining Room. Unclaimed, SSi
PURCHASED from finance bank. used ir'e.
1-Ir bes4tiu. walnut veneer ana hard
ygots serrI rrsierzA buffet China peal
tg 's1'' rcauttfui cGafg Worth plenty
FrI- for tNf $50 finance Company Tern
LIND fra+ FENKEifj At tlNERN0I
oFLN fNfs eTM TITS WED 6P.N
DINETTE So apiece. blesched MAHOGANY
Phone mornings. Tempe i-ls25.