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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-07
Keep Your TENDERS
Ration Board Advice

CHICAGO-INS - Col. Bryan
Houston Of Washington. D. c.. in
charge II rationing for the Office
OF Price Administration. had this
emphatic advice today for ration
ing board members:
For heavens sake. never lose
your tempers! After all. the OPA
is the servant OF the public.
Learn to get away from dis
putes and irritatlons over petty
things. There are bigger subjects
to worry about"
Col. Huston offered his advice be
fore a meeting OF 1900 members
Of Chicago rationing boards and
price panels.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-07

Frank Benkoyic, Milwaukee. 1868:
Joe Kissoff. Cleveland. o. 1860;
Ray Newton, Memphis, Tenn,
1853: Paul Krumske, Chicago,
1856; Frank Serpico. Philadelphia.
1851: John Petro, Cleveland, 1888:
Eli Maricich, Chicago. 1885; Buddy
Bomar. Chicago, 1855: and Leo
Strugarek. Toledo. $685.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-07
I lincoln IN Have Seven Lettermen

lighted by . blistering attack
against Japan's Cape Gloucester
air and supply base.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-07

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS in
the Southwest Pacihc-lNS-Gen.
Douglas MAcArthur's Fifth Air
force was revealed Monday to have
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-07

pounded 4 50-mils stretch OF IN.
VAsion-threatened coastline at the
western end OF New Britain. in a
furious series OF air blows high.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-07

Apparel
H. McComb 1874. z. Schwison
(ave.) 327, ]. Schramm 37s. l..
Shafer 429; totals, 474. 497, 49S,
1869,
Cities Service
NJ. Evans 313, V. Lidke 424, F,
Howe II, F. Berthold 452. handi-
cap "a; totals, 444, 524, $50, 1924.
National
B. Beck 35s. X. Ehle 374, r,
Shafer 302. A. fowler 1872; totals,
425, 473, 51s, 1916.
A Fem 32l, f. McSnally 3l3. V.
Scharbet 307, B. Holten 1874. handi.
cap 1854; totals, 442, 500, 43o, 1iS2
Annex
Lois Max 3S4. Mae Fox $50, lola
Doering 342. H. Kellar 1863; to.
tails 1873. 459, 493. 1915.
Shaefer's (Huron ST.
NJ. Stitt S39. ]. Samson 1923, D.
Glen 23s, NJ. Russell 423; extra
frame plus /; handicap ia; to-
tails, 494, 1876, sos, 1872.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-07
Bowling Scores

High individual single game
Frances Berthold 1872.
High individual three games -
Frances Berthold ASP.
High team single game-Cities
Service 54s..
High team three games-Annex
l545.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10
SUPERIOR
LIFE HAS FULL
TIME STAFF

General manager Samuel NJ
Jones has announced the promo
tim ~ the following three repre-
seniallrcs F. I. Gordon. Mrs r.
Fiiyratriek and Nine Artella W.
ilu'chlns 70 the status Of full
time workers for Youth activities.
In announcing these promotions
ond SuposIor's Youth program.
ManaEnr Ioncs states The Youth
procram N superior Life Insur-
gnc" socleiy ~ Michigan was plan
nod IN September lafl n the
succession % Sergeant Joe Louis
parrow ana was 70 have hcen put
Into operation IN january 1912.
however before 1912 came the
attack on Pearl TIarhor. and be-
caiis ~ the war We had TO Cur
tan orera'lons We did however.
carey through with tho annual
p.cnio 4 sprinshiil Farm on Sept.
]. 1879
With this high type Of Chris
iian leadership 70 guide and di-
rect-our- youth program. We shall
now so forward With the activi-
ties oricinalIv planned IN 1871
Nine. ArtelIa w TIutchIns was
horn in Memphis. Tenn. Completed
her high school training in KAN
sas CITY No and college work at
7 and " college. Fort Worth.
Texas During her collcre work
she had special training In re-
ligIous work She taught school
in oklahoma for thirteen years
4 resident Of Detroit for the past
cichtoen wears during which time
she has been active in religious
and youth work IN the churches.
She Is president Of the Nichi-
gan Gospel Choral union nation
al leader of yonnr peoples work
IN the National Baptist convcn-
iion Inc With this wealth OF
training and experience Superior
LIE Insurance society enyisons a
very constructive development II
the youth department in the days
ahead
f. l.. Gordon. state supervisor
Of youth work for the Superior
Life Insurance society. Of Detroit.
Mich. Is graduate Of Clark uni
vcrsity. Atlanta. Ca.
Since graduation. Mr.. Gordon
has held the following positions.
Assistant Instructor IN Science
and head OF the printing DEPART
ment al the Florida state A. and
VI. collcTe Tallahassee. Fla
principal OF the following state
schools for The deaf: Mississippi
state school Jackson; Tennessee
State schools Knoxville. Tenn /:
and Louisiana State school. Scot
landyilie, La; Southern univer-
sitv which school ne organized
and served az rs first principals:
business manager for the South
western Christian Advocate of the
Methodist church. now the Chris
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10
BARONS ON
TOP AT END
OF HALF


BIRMINGHAM (ANP)-All hail
he birmingham Black Barons, first
half winner in the Negro American
league pcnnanf race
They've kept their word have
me Dixie diamondess,r and romp-
ca through easily Now they've
got their mind SET on taking down
the sccond-half honors in like
fashion The Bafons, after finish
inr close runncr-up for the
championship to Satchel Paige and
the kansas CRY Monarchs the last
two years. announced before the
start Of the 1913 hostilities that
1913 was 20 be their year and II
looks as II they sure knew what
they were talking about.
From Manager w s. wclch down
20 The batboy the Barons are a
asei and happy lot. To man
aey think they VIII march through
The second half and on to the
Championship without trouble
Welch called by many the John
McGraw OK Negro baseball for his
lcver handling OF a team and the
many stars he has developed had
this to cay about about his team:
They're a great bunch Of boys
and deserved TO win They hustled
every minute and pulled together
beautifully That's the secret Of
our success - complete harmony
and confidence in the other fell
low"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10
.RrBy FLY BURIED

PONToTOc. Miss AMP The
body Of nNhs Ely 81. featured
singer in the recently closed
broadway hit porgy and Bcssr
was returned here for burial
among her close friends and the
scene Of her FIRST musical triumphs
Miss Ely died In Detroit last
Sunday and the body was sent
here via. Corinth.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10

and color IN this community. The
writer tsctlessly without any e.
fert AZ sabley stated that ~ is
cf pertinent rifesf that many
NeSroes refrse % mite with the
MACE mcfe,S because n IS cs-
seniialiy q firhiing orsanization'
We nre Quite certain that the
executive secsofafy % local agen-
81 % The Urban league VIII re-
sent the nioriectlon Of the Urban
league leaders and into an ar
solve itself into faclional discord
and aisff'ssi among an sections
az Dettoif liberal and fairmind-
m citizens white and colored
Mr. smith nay. not know that
thcre are those amonl this citys
co'ored population who have new
or been reueilcd 10 certain
rcthods IL tho approach adopted
by The loaeuo IN hc handling Of
Discriminate and SEGREGATION OF
co'uyed cit.1rns " this rnmmun-
iy Tho writer he's no, lossened
tho prcstice or Influence u the
NNACP hgf he has inadvertently,
and ln-dvisihly and possibly.
brought criticism upon the Urban
league leaders and into the at
mosnhcre for unjust and adverse
comment
Fred Hart Williams. Past PYcs-
dent Local Branch. NAACP.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10
300 Clio
FOLKS INVADE
CAPITAL

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10
DETROITER GETS
RIBBONS FOR
GOOD CONDUCT

CAMP READING. Fla During
retreat ceremonies help here yes
ierday, 10 members Of supply and
Service Detachment No 2. Station
Complement. we're awarded good
conduct ribbons By Brigadier Cen
eral l. 4 Kunzig. post commander.
Several other officers Of the post
attended the Retreat which was
followed by dinner in the Detach-
ment Mess hall
Among them wore tt Grade
Willie F. Allen. who Is The son Of
Mr. and Mrs Frank Allen OF Ses2
Greedy street, Detroit, Michigan
tt Allen entered the Us Army.
February % lai2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10
NAACP Pushes For Federal Action

DESTROYING the property Of lon,
Negroes.
While surface quiet has se,,l.,
here Negro citizens continue
fear that another ou'hre.E III,
accompany the complete renov.
OF troops from the s,roo,s
gradual withdrawal of mss, \,
diers. all OF whom arc wh.s
already in progress
Governor Harry kcls fnfoF,.,
the NAAcp on July ,h,, 1,
had. requested thai ihe tr,s,.
remain until the state eme Sank,
has heen lifted ! bcNcyo *
quest Will be honored Fvop.s,u.
Is being done to keen ihe s.s,
ton under control and q as..-
mine the causes N tho aIstnrx
ances"
Want Troops Here
The NAAcP wired the War a
partment We understood ~.
department proposes Withdraw,
troops from Detroit in,modla,e,,
after July 4. Personal lrves,le,
ton and other inquiries by yascp
indicate likelihood that slch Win
drawal Will result In resrinp.on
~ riotine Urge troops remain
until tension Is relieved I. /.
better to keep troops there II.
definitely than 10 remove iher
one day too soon We soc no ho,.
Detroit police force has abi,sv
co., with situation.
Arrested rioters have bss,
charged with 93l misaereano-
and 432 felonIes inclualns or.
murder
Thurgood Marshall x,,cp
special counsel who after cor.
sulting with the Department d,
Justice In WASHINGTON new 10
Detroit during tho rIo'lns report.
ed this week that ih4 NsAcp
Detroit office has heen So swamp.
"a with requests Tor legal al
that the legal staff his Aeen
forced TO restrict i's irrosr-a-
lions and defense onlv " ia
most worthy Of the cases The
legal defense Is bcine banded nv
members Of the Detroit Trarch
Legal committee, the Wolverine
Bar association ana or'~ ''e
from the local Lawyers guild
Along with NAAcP laweers ~
The cases reach the Office ~ ~
NAACP they are immedlaiev Re.
fcrrcd 10 lawyers Trials arr on
Quoted each day Marshal s'li
that he Is now worklne ~ wri's
~ habaes corpus for man, n.
Nceroes who were sor'ea .
30 days Imprisonment la v'es
Marshall revealed tint least
two Of those sentenced nf n''
given opportunity 70 So we eoan-
sci and were 70 20 into ihe Amy
last week
Most Of these NOR had Neen
held IN jails without onr6r'er''y
to secure counsel OF eycH . iale-
phone their families Marshall
said. "The members az Ne 'w
ilies were prevented FROM seeing
these men because the officials
told them they could not he lo-
Gated They We're moving ihe No
rroes around during Monday arf
Tuesday from jail 20 jail ana
many Of them We're confine n
the garage behind Phonetic NJ
mory. The research and o'he'
work done on these wri's q
habacs corpus will be by The end
Of the week"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10
An Open Letter To CoIored Press
~ FRED H.Rr WILKINS

~ FRED HtRT WILLIAMS
We hase addressed his let
ter q he members of fhe COZ
cred Press of this city because
y" deem i's contents ~ sum.
Tent lmroranco hv aireciine fhe
trenton n lretrolfs coiored lt-
Rfns g the first Of series 81
F''lfies anpenring In one ~ De-
if0i'S daily panc-s. cautioned
CRIME MD DELrNQrrxry
lfENNNn ACTION The author
81 ~ I'M opening article n sim.
ar trend % follow until their
close f. supposed rs give ia
'ac's ne causes and the rrob.
lem ~ remedial action ancns TIE
Increase ~ crime and DELINQUENCY
among 'ha vouih ~ this civ
n " Smith i. the gentleman
presenting me series N articles
and ~ fogh' q i his Intention
'haf Interested members ~ mis-
'eem'Ns community m witch i've
2 conrlore-atler ~ people az an
races colcrs aud crceds accen,
them as coming from an expert
~ defining .ana analyzinv what
has hecome serious and dan
Terors social and civic problem
We 3onhf from, what We have
read 81 the beginning 81 The
series 'ha' Mr. Smith vlli ac.
conlrish whatever his purpose
may ho ohen he ~ iruendo and
Hnpl'ea''on at'emr' 70 place Tho
rare so- conditions. snnposeaIv
lpflitn- clements ~ Detroit ~
Mon violence ~ week before as.
UioN ne shoulders Of the NAArp.
i = most unfortunate fha. 10
nphor - The article mentioned
s'olla e. his time have heen ~
Unfair leconsldera'e and taoNess
F l''efifr''ng into HE snh'ect
natter TIE NAAcP organization
inle and space Prevent MS from
repeafinr 20 irving excnrp,s rs
arnearlng n first ~ this sor,.e
81 articles IN the rise ~ delin-
q4ercy among Detroit vannr.ho,s
anf Girls but & Is our candld
fplnion bat the wtiior forrot
completely MS objective bv his
ih'n'r concealed diatribe against
ne ono ani only Organization
whose membership Is comnosfs az
liberal fairthinkinr rerso1s of
orposi's racial units
Mr Smith openly charges ,ha.
The irci'emen' 70 rioting the week
~ juno 2s LARGELY was ihe re-
SUR of che recent midwest con
Terence held here ny the NAAcP.
We want Mr. Smith IN know that
We doubt very much that among
Oh those pariicinailrz IN Tho vio-
lerce that relatively Few even
hat such conference VAS hold
We are interestingly dubious that
N that mob were bakers dozen
Who had ever attended any ses-
sion ~ The threp day conference
~ he MACE We would ques-
'ion any statement that among
ne thousands who thronred
OLYMPIA auditorium 'he sunday
afternoon Witch saw the close of
the conference were Involved IN
any way with ne lns'ira'ion or
participation IN rlo"nc Monday
End Tuesday June II %
Mr. Smith may not have. inten-
fionally meant 70 reopen for dis
cussion TIC relative merits. or de-
merits ~ the NAAcP. and Urban
learue IN me relationship of what
methods have been deemed the
most effective IN any effort at
tempted IN solving the vexatious
and invldlous problems a. race
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10

ilan Advocate Central edition;
YMCA secretary for the state OF
Texas; executive YNcA secretary.
Gary. Indiana: executive YMCA
secretary Army yMcA during
n-st world war. Camp Travis
San Antonio Texas
For the duties TO which he has
been Gale heis preeminentlv quail
ifod and we feel that under his
leadership our Youth program will
be one that viii have every cause
to feel proud OF IN helping TO
shape and direct the lives OF our
youth In the right channels.
$3.50
Mrs Elizabeth Fitzpatrick Il
the wife of Mr. McAlly Fitzpat-
rick and lives az 527s Roosevelt
She has lived in Detroit for seven
years. Mrs Fitzpatrick IS a grad
uate OF Morris Brown university
and Tuskegee institute. For seven
years she was associated with T.
NJ Campbell in rural education
work For tNxo years she was
Jeanes supervisor. and had five
years business experience with
the Cannolene company OF Allan
ia as field supervisor OF agents.
Since coming 10 Detroit she has
shown unusual interest in COM
munlty work and youth work. She
has served as president OF the
Mothers club OF the Columbian
school on Mckinley street; coun-
sellor for Girl Scouts. Troop No
Isl: member OF the West Side
Human Relation council. and has
done work With the Mothers club
of McMichel school She "a a
member Of ST. Stephens AME
church.
Register To Vofp-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10

Mr Smith may not have. inten-
fionaliy meant 70 reopen for dis
eussion INC relative merits. or de-
merits ~ the NAAcP. and Urban
league IN the relationship Of what
methods have been deemed the
most effective IN any effort at
tempted IN solving the vexatious
and invldious problems a. race
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10

lence against members OF the
armed forces and violence 10 pre-
vent minority groups from per-
forming war work federal Of
Tense
II was asked too that Navy
department orders regarding the
conduct ~ sailors M tho BELLE
Isle training station no enforced
ard that an Investigation ~ those
sailors rariicination IN tho riots
hc made.
The release hv the Federal Gov
crnment OF building material for
the construction Of houses for
work : IN defense areas was also
URGED
Finally the NAAcP charged that
he failure ~ the War Manpower
commission 10 prohibit recruit
mont 81 workers elsewhere before
az available local labor had been
utilised resulted in an enormous
and Increasing strain on housing
facilities IN Detroit and led 10
IN part. tho creation ~ conditions
eliminating IN rIoting
Tho NAAcP told tho President
that Y was rratifled by the rcport
that the Department Of Justice
has summoned all United States
ATTORNEYS 70 meet IN PHILADELPHIA
this week 70 discuss the obliga-
ton and duty Of each OF them 10
preserve civil RIGHTS Of American
citizens. The NAACP suggested
that tho federal government
through the DEPARTMENT OF Jus
lice wecd ont from tho federal
city and state police forces all
members ~ the XII Klnx Khan.
The Na7i Dund and the Black Le-
e'on or any other minority
and anti-Anierican organization.
Vigorous support Of FEPc was
asked OF the President and greater
use az the radio press and NOV
ing picture nv the owl IN the
di Summation Of Information that
VIII crerte better understand
ing between whites and Negroes
The NAAcP expressed amaze
mont At the silence Of the Pres
idenf who as far MS printed stories
reveal did not mention the riot
during his press conference this
week The most charitable OK
PLANTATION % tho Presidents he-
hnvior, the NAAcp said is that
he was waiting uniIl he had got
Ten his appropriation bill through
he southern anfl-new deal and
republican bloc In View Of the
needs OF OWL FSA NYA and
other siuilar agencies.
Riot Pictures Answer
The full answer 10 Mayor JET
flies efforts 10 ahsolye complete
ly The Detroit police force In
white paper the NAACP de-
clared are 10 be found in the
more than 100 action pictures II
has on file that wore taken by
newsme. during the height OF The
riot Among these pictures ~
whites manning helpless and
hopeless outnumhered Negroes
Is the now famous shot OF a Ne
gro on Woodward avenue sur
rounded nv q crowd ~ civilians
and mounted Police and supposed
ly IN the custody Of two police
men who grip his arms while
white assailant strikes him full
in the face Another Is a picture
Of covering fcar-stricken Ne
gro on whom several white police
arc closing M
The NAAcP again asked why
Jcffries and police commissioner
Wiihcrspoon could not make arr
rests out OF the nearly 1000 white
rioters whose faces are clearly
identifiable IN these pictures and
who could be easily Appreciated
by even a mediocre detective. In
picture after picture white men
are shown manning, killing and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-04
CHILDREN
NEED THEIR
BREAKFAST

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-04
RHO CLUB
ELECTS
OFFICERS

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-04

uire eptecrre ard other bal
Ard mediation that EkrIzks
Ewclsn, irrts,ed rAsal mem
braces % REFUGE Congestion AID
check sreezing Ieei almost Il
stan, relief a. they work fast %
help open up ccld-cloz9ed rAssl
breathing passages % gre your
kesd cold tie ar. Caution: Tee
only a. directed. Generous bot
tle. 25c, 2j1 times as much for
f0~. Today he sire thai vorl Up<
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-04
GIVE YOUR HEAD
COLD THE AIR

For It's = ere-gerrv time
caring fnis tezscl q preaclrg
Gods WIKI co.3s ~ kness Etrk-
i1g men. vornen ard children
everywhere. So here Whist YOU
can CO whenever head colds
strike s.npiv PIT tTo drops q
Penetro Noe Drops II eaeh los
TIL nen. re tcw much ffeer
you oor breathe almost Instant
~. Penetro Nose Drops are real
nrerrr nfiont ,rc. containing gen
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-04

Sands Of ssfished users have found
that famous Black and vhite Ont
nenf throaEh ia soothing sntis<ptic
action -eases itching helps nature
N heallnr- II also relieves itching
and burning scrsness Of eczena n.
ternaliy caused. and sample ring.
~orn- Try il, In large economicsl
sizes. 50t, - and lot. lee only a.
directed
II Highly Recommended for daily
CLEANSING away surface drt-a mid
and fragrant Blsek and White Skia
Soap, loF s1d IS, sold everywhere
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-04
AN ACNE
P|mPlE
Pc s !

especially hen
soreness and itching
are Present. Relieve
these troublesome
symptoms Of externally
caused pinples Nth
aniiseptic Black and
White Olnfmenf. Tsou.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-12
War Will Take
More EMPLOYEES

Detroit, Mar. l.-AP-With the
comm ent "all-out war hasn't started
yet" FOR America, Michigan's man
power chief has warned Detroit's
business mer that thousands of
their employees will be taken into
war work before summer is over.
NJ. A. Clark. Michigan district
director OF the War Manpower Com
mission, told the Detroit Rotary
Club yesterday tat the 4s.hour di.
receive taking effect April would
furnish an insufficient supply for
essential industry.
Meanwhile, Clark said, the draft
will call heavily on young men now
in such industry.
Clark mentioned that the labor
requirement at the Ford Bomber
Plant had been increased by &c, 900.
In comparison he said. the 4s-honr
directive will take only about 5000
from Jobs in business.
we must make up the balance
OF this shortage right here in De-
troit." he said. I'VE don't want
immigrants because there Is no
place for them to lay their heads.
by the end OF this year the only
things that are going TO be left
in America are those which are
absolutely and entirely indispens-
able to the war effort. You might as
well begin to get accustomed to the
idea"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-12
Lost and Found

hIRoPRACTIC-rhe Basic Health
ES,Snce. Removes the cause; Dr..
lNch, as T.. Cross. Phone 1851.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-12
Rural Events

TODAY
Cherry Hin
The Superior Community Farm
Bureau will meet with Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Gale, Ypsllanu.
Salem
PIT. A. will meet at schoolhouss,
sandwiches and coffee will be
served.
Sheldon
p r. A. meeting at sehoolhouse,
p. M.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-12

FOUR ROOM house, u acre, fine
soil. miles to Bomber. WIN sell
my equity, 500 cash or $500 cash
will finance $500. SIS monthly
payments. 4. T. Thompson 90Al
Northern Ave. Plymouth, Canton
Center to Joy Rd.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-12
Announcements
AUCTION SALE

SAT-, MAR. 10 at 1900 p. NJ.
sharp. sol Washtenaw Ave. cor
ner OF Ballard st. Dishes cur
tninH, bedding. Norge refrigera-
tor, Table Top Gas Range, High
oven Gas Range. Living Room
Suite, Piano and Bench, Ward
robe. . simmons Single Beds,
Springs and Mattresses. Ons
four-poster bed, springs and
Beauty Rest mattress. Bed
springs and mattress, Dressers,
2 Vanity Dressers with Bench
es, Breakfast Set Mirrors, \
Dining Chairs, Buffet and Table.
Book Case, Secretary. Library
Table, Q Writing Desks. Fireside
Bench, Rockers, End Tables
Kitchen utensils Ice box, many
other articles too numerous 10
mention. Moving out OF town,
~. J. MeKillen. owner.
Milford Osburn Auctioneer.
Tarma Caah
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