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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-30
IL KANSASA

Kot pravijo, da ina vsak pes
svoj dan, tako je tudi mas, v
vseh ozirih subj Kansas doca-
kal svoj dan, oziroma p~rijetno
zeleno poletje. Vsako poletje
mo jamrali mad suho, pozgano
prerijo, ko je bila ploha dezja v
mesecih juliju in avgustu re
pravo cudo. Letos je pa izjema.
Steer nimamo mic proved dezja
temvec lie "a vecjo potrebo, to-
da re to je nekaj posebnega.
Vremenski urad pravi, da re
20 let nismo imeli toliko moce
ia cas-. Sc pa tudi pozna. Far
marji SO komai sprawl letosnji
pridelek pSenice in zdaj pa Sc
koruna obeta bogat pridelek.
Tudi pasniki so lepo zeleni, kjer
Sc pase dobro rejena zivina.
Tako bi clovek sodil, da je
mas farmer letos najzadovolj-
nejse bite pod soncem; pa nj
tako. Jamra mad nizko ceno Ii
vine in drugih farmskih pridel-
kov, da Sc bogu smili. Menda
vse proved posluSa tisto hvali-
SAME delavcev, XII Sc bahajo, da
zasluzijo pc Is do 20 dolarjev
ma dan. Ampak tudi tisto nj vse
zlato, kar je zasluzenega. Ma
drugi strani Sc pa delavci prito-
zujejo mad visokimi cenami, ces.
da visoke place pri tel draginji
ne Stejejo mic vec kot nizje pla-
&c v normalnih cash.
Da tudi letos nj brez vseh
uim, je resnica. Prijatelj farmar
mi je potozil, da je incl SO
akrov krasne pSenice, XII je ODE
tala 20 busljev ma aker. Pa Sc
je med dezjem usulo izpod neba
ledeno ernie ma pol zrelo pseni-
co in bogato obetajoe pridelek
je bill v nekaj minutah zbit v
zemljo. Namesto pc SO busljev
ma aker, je dobil lie pc diva bus
liza.
incl sem par ur casa "a "po-
tepanje" pc Chicago, pa sem
stopil v Grant Park. Zacudil
sem Sc mad suSo, katero nisem
bill vajen videti tamkaj. Rune
no listje odpada z dreves kot v
jeseni, trava in grmicevje pa
ma pol suho. Sal v TAXI vrocini
in susi tudi umetno zalivanie
zelo malo pomaga. Torej pr
mas, kjer je susa donna, je le-
tos vse lepo zeleno, tamkaj oh
miciganskem jezeru pa suho in
pozgano. Svet Sc je torej lie en-
KRAFT obrnil. Steer pa, &c dezuje
pc miciganskem jezeru, je lie
potrata moce, XII bi drugje veil
ko vee zalegla in koristila.
Tudi nasi "vrtovi image so
letos doprinesli svoj del "a una
go mad pomankanjem. Gospodi-
ME ~ponujajo cez ograjo dodge in
debele kumare druga drugi, da
Sc jih re vsakdo brani. "Ko smo
"a silo, naravnim in umetnim
potion, S tenn da sem Jill nekai
zmetal "a plot, unicili domac
pridelek kumar in sem Sc Cd
dahnil, da je ten bozjih dobrot
vendarle enkrat zmanjkalo, Jill
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-30

Mrs. John Snezii
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Frances Gorshe
Frank GlhIak
Frank M. Surtz
Mike VerhOvnik
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Alex SkerIy
Anton Cipcic
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-30

Mary krlzmancI'
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X
JOS. Zavertnik
x
Joe Knaus
- - - - -
Jennie Padar
Antonio Klun
Mary Durn
Anton Skapin
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-30
Ameriske izgube v ItoIiji

Cd prvega dine ameriske inva-
zije V I~talijo pa do II. junija so
znaSale ameriSke izgube TIA
LII 1866 MOI, kot je porocal
20. julia izvrSni tajnik vojnega
departmental Patterson.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-30

zeneJsega nasprotnika svobo-
dne misli in dusevnega napred-
ka ameriskih Slovencev ma mai
odgovornejse SANSovo mesto.
Znal je spretno prikazati zboru
vse ono strahovito divjastvo, XII
ga je ~pocenjalo nemSko voia-
stvo mad nasim nesrecnim liud-
stvom. Lahe je hvalil. Menda
cato, ker SO dobri katolicani
mucili in ubijali lie navdane
zemljane, duhovnikov in nun pa
MISC nadlegovali.) Takoj pc IL
volitvi Sc je pokazal, ola Sc nj
mic izpremenil. Ostal je start
privrzenec nasilnega klerikal-
mega rezima v S,loveniii. Delal
je ma to, da SANS postane anne
riska agencija tega rezima.
Udelezeval Sc je sestankov ce-
stitih kolegov Baragove druzbe,
kjer Sc je sklepalo, kako diskre-
ditirati ma jvplivnejSa clana
L. Adamica in E. Kri-
stana med Slovenci in v anne
risk %javnosti. MISC pa racunali.
da jim DO SANSov pomozni
tajnik Mirko Kuhel zrastel cez
glavo.
Y Detroitu smo takej pc kon-
gresu priceli z nacrtf, kako bo-
me lepo zdruzeni delovali V po-
moe in resitev svojega naroda
v start domovini. Ma ustanovni
sell nase podruznice SANSa
smo izvolili katoliskega moza
"a predsednika. Zakljucili smo,
da bono imeli seize v vseh slo-
venskih dvoranah, tudi v GER
kveni, da DO vsakemu dana pri-
lika udelezbe in ne DO nobenih
izgovorov. Vabljena so bila VISA
slovenska druStva in posamez-
niki v Detroitu in okolici, pi-
smeno in potion vsega naSega
novinstva. KatoliSka in cerkve-
ma druStva Sc MISC odzvala.
Predsednik, tajnica in eden cd
nadzornikov naSe podruznice
SO Sc osebno trudili pridobiti
cerkvene pristase "a sodelova-
ME. z 1.-Two besedo SO slikali vse
ono neznosno gorje in strahoto,
XII vlada v Sloveniji. Odziva nj
bio, lie stiri castne izjeme, XII SO
skupno prispevale $12, drugi SO
ostali zakrknjeni. Mas predsed-
mix je pri svojem drustvu KSKJ
izposloval, da je izvolilo "a
stopnika in da DO prispevalo So
mesecno SANSu. Ma drugi sci
so zakljucek podrli in predsed-
nika naval komunistom, ke1
je incl srce "a svoj narod, in
della ter zrtvuje kar more, ke1
je poleg katolika Slovenec, Xxi
je kot Primorec sam okusil Ia
sko faSisticno civilizacijo.
Detroitska slovenska naselbi-
ma Sc je pricela oh casu kot av-
tomobilska industrija, nekako
pred 40 lett. Nasi ljudje SO pri-
hajali il drugih naselbin, pc We
chi rokodelci, XII SO Sc hoteli IL
nebiti premogarskih in tezaskih
del, kamor so Jill nasi sifkartasi
poslali. Svezih naseljencev il
stare domovine S pocetka nj BIZ
10. Nekateri so Sc udejstvovali
pri ustanovljenju drustva 121
SNIP, drugi pa v socialisticnem
gibanju, XII je bilo takrat V De
troitu precej razvito. Izven ma
lin debat o politiki smo bill slo-
mi in prijateljski med seboj.
Sele ko SO Sc priceli med prvo
svetovno vojno n~aseljevati Ca
lumetcani, Sc je marsikaj spre-
menilo. Ma zalost oni vecinoma
MISC pokazali narodne zavedno-
sti. Lepa stara harmonic je IL
ginila liz naSe naselbine.
Drustvo IA ABB (preje JKJ)
Sc ma opetovana vabila nj Cd
zvalo in nj prispevalo nit enega
dolaria SANSu. Uradniki in
clani tega druStva SO vecinoma
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1944-08-30
Il SANS vega urodo
1895 ". 26th ST, Chicago q, lLL
sANsova konvencija Sc prisne v soboto

Prva redna konvenclJa oANSa, sestoeca IL pravilno izvolie-
nth delegatov IN glavnln odDornlkov, Sc pricne v soboto, O. sep
tembra 1914 oh 8. zjutraj v Slovenskem narodnen, domu. Ga ce-
sta in ST. Clair Ave, cleveland, =. Danes priobcamo seznam IL
volienih, do "a. augusta prijavIjenih delegatov iii namestnikov
ter imena glavnlh odoornlKov, XII lmajo pravico zastopStva ma
konvenciJl. lzvolJenl, a n prlJavlJeni DELEGATE, mai prinesejo
seboi dokaz izvolitve.
Ma konvenc1Jl NINA deiegatske pravice nobera druga oseba
kot delegati' ali njihovi namestniki in glavni odborniki SANSa,
jzvzemSi, ce konvenclJa sama podeh pravomocno pravico kaki
oSebi.
Gin je bia skhcana konvenclja In SO Sc razpisale volitve de-
legatov, je bio naglaseno, da bodo konvencjo tvorii oni zastop-
niki in zastopnice SANSovih podruznic in prispevaiocih organi-
ZACH, XII SO pomagale zgrad1ti SANS. To DO izkliucno SANSova
konvencija, vsled tega ma njej ne bodo odlocevali zunajniki, XII
ne zastopaio SANSovega clanstva in podpornikov.
Podruznice so izvolile sledece delegate in namestnike:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-25
Movie Star Sings
For Friends

Kenneth Spencer, singer and a.
Tor OF "Baiaan and Cabin in tho
sky fame. Was guest OF honor az
a party given by the Detroit Conn
cil Of tho National Negro congress
The home Of Mrs Eumiller Beaifie
ei5 Rosedale court. who is on he
social committee OF tho connect
Was the scene OF the party Saiur
day evening, March is.
Two hundred guests thrilled 10
the voice which sang the role OF
joe IN The Detroit Civic Light
optras presentation Of 'Showboat'
az Masonic temple during The week
Mr. Spencer was very generous 10
The highly appreciatiye gathering
singing langsion Hughes Free
dom Road Meadowlanlf and a
Negro spiritual
Dr Spencer expressed apprscia-
lion for The type Of work that the
congress is doing an over the
country. and especially congratu-
lated the Detroit council on re-
ports that have been reaching New
York IN regard to Deiroi; work.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-25
MARCH 18TH BIRTHDAY
CLUB MEETS 18TH TIME

Thirteen years ago Nathaniel
Carr who is now an aviation cadet
and Dr J J Mcclendon originated
The practice OF meeting with 9th
ers who also celebrate their birth.
days on the same date those two
gentlemen celebrate theirs on
aiarch II for communal dinner
rarity The idea has been pcrpetu-
aied through the years. with each
one in the eronp taking a turn as
host or hostess
March iG. 1914 saw eleven birth
day fox celebrating Al the home
or Mrs Carrie Beverly. 5Sqs van
court The hostess served her
guests an enjoyable chicken din
nor and they since e Is the Gus
tom TO shower tho hostess OF the
year with gifts, each brought her
a lovely remembrance.
Among those IN attendance were
Mrs. Melissa NcNullen. little Bar.
hara Jean Wright. DR. } J Ncclen-
don, Mrs PHYLLIS Foster. weaver
Gibson Mrs Mary Gordon MIS-
satlc chcathain Mrs Mildred Ross.
Miss vivian Buchanan and Miss
Jeanne Waindless.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-25

It viii be casual with welt edge for
business: it will be even more casual,
with cut edge and narrow band, for
sports. and if you're a rugged individ-
uallSt its brim will turn up all around
N way reminiscent of the sombrero
We also have more conservative
and dress styles, at the same price.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-25
COPPER COINS USED
AS PARTY PLACECARDS

Mrs Clennie Mae Smedley enter
taincd the stitch and Chat club
recently on the occasion OF her
twenty first wedding anniversary.
She was pleasantly surprised. when
tho girls OF the club presented her
with China luncheon set
The home was coy. The table
was ariisilcally act. The center
piece consisting OF fonr-fooied
glass bowl on a silver tray filled
with water on which hoafed light
ed candles and pretty hubble balls
surrounded by asparagus fern. The
place cards we're genuine copper
pennies enclosed In copper-colored
envelopes bearing the name OF each
member. AS the envelopes we're
opened by the guests. a game was
conducted by the hostess In con
ncclion with the pennies Prizes
went to Mrs Pauline Calling and
Mrs George Weaver
Others enjoying The delicious re-
past included Bernice Crosby No
BE, Esther Smedlcy silckney. Ethel
johnson. Frances Dezon. Thelma
Hughes Cahitt, Anabel Morrow. Sc
rena Rochelle and Marguerite
Iipscomb
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-25

LEGAL NOTICES
W. 7. Patrick, Sr.. Attorney
1904 81. Antoine

W. T. Patrick, Sr. Attorney
1901 ~. Antoine
STATE OF MICHIGAN. IN the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Waync in Chanccry
WRIT TLONOY. Plaintiff vs.
COrLTRA FLOrNOY. Defendant
No. 356.3O5
ORDER TO APPEAR
Al session 81 the above en-
H'lrd Court held IN he County
Binding. IN the CITY ~ Detroit
County Of WAYNE. and State Of
Michigan. this 18th day Of March
AID. 1914
Present Honorable JOSEPH A.
MOUNTAIN. Circuit Court Judge
II appearing by affidavit hereto
attached that The p PENDANT
Coultra Flouncv IS NOT resident
Of the state Of Michigan hut that
her last known place of residence
was IN the Town Of Rrookneal.
state OF virginia
1T is HEREBY ORDERED.
that tho Defendant enter her an
pearance either In person or hy
Attorney. within three months
from tho date Of this Order 20
Arpcar or the Bill ~ Complaint
will be taken as confessed against
her
1T is FURTHER ORDERED.
that true copy Of this Order to
Appear be mailed 10 the last
known address Of the Defendant.
by registered mail, return receipt
requested postage prepaid, and
that a true copy Of said Order 70
Appear he published according TO
law
JOSEPH a. MoyNIHAN
Circuit Judge
"a True copv)
IcAspAR J. rINCrMAN. clerk,
nv F. J DrREy
Dcnuiy cicrk s-2e--e-e.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-25

larger nndcr the AIR Forces ex-
pan>ion program. the latest con-
ilngcnt Of flyers received their
Wings and pilo; ratings In the
Post chapel Monday. March IL.
shown from left 10 rIght~-ist
row: 2nd Its. William =. Price,
Topeka. kans.; Ebert Hudson.
Los Angeles. Calf: WILLIAM
WHEELER. Detroit. Mich; Hen
~ T.. RohIsen. thrisilansted, ~.
troIx. Virgin Islands; Vincent
Dean. Corona. Ny; Flight OF
iicer Charles T.. Wilson. Chica-
70. ILL.,; end Its. Reginald W
Hayes HoIlcong, Pa; and Elton
Nightingale OF TuSkegee Insil-
tute. Ala. End row End Its.
Fred Brewer. Jr.. Charlotte, \.
G.; Albert Young. Memphis,
Tennis Roosevelt StIger. jack
son. Mich; Charles T. Williams.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-25
COLLEGE, woNrN cArnrR

HpRpENTOWN. ST AMP ~
The executive committee OF the
National Association ~ College
Womons' clubs met In Washing
ton DC, last week 70 discuss
rlans for tho annual meeting 10
be held in New York. April rs
They chose as their main thrmc
a Quest for Democracy and Sc
lcctcd Miss ncfiha Mcneil 81 the
Washington branch chairman o.
the convention.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-25
GIRL SCOUTS TO POUR
TEA AT YWCA

The Detroit Cir Scouts VIII
participate n discussion q
rProbicme In communs,e Leader
shin an serve tea q friends
Thursday afternoon March ~
from 2 10 : o'clock The affair
VIII be held NJ Central lWcA
e03o Wiihefcll in Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-25

Eug ne Stands chairman Of
membership committee NAACp
and Harry J. Walker executive
secretary Chicago branch. are on
a visit 20 Detroit 10 learn The
methods used here in securing
members for Tho association
They want to- apply tho Detroit
mc,hod on the Chicago organize
firu
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-25
RACE RELATIONS ooSFAB

CHICAGO sn infosaM con'er-
once on race relations espe roy
in The north and wes was calf
Cd Tor Tuesday end Nadnes ~
hy MarshalI Fi,ld Edwin 81 Enc
brec and Charles S lehnslr !;
was expected that ahtnf s Ic-
sons ~ould attend fep r
not only those who have iasen
an Interest IN The sphiet - We
past. hui also rppfcscnf7ff IS ~
Industry and labor and iosn
from ne new groups IN local END
federal GOV rnmert
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-25

Los Angeles. Calii.; Herbert II.
Haywood. thri>iainSted. ~.
troiN. Virgin Islands: John Por-
ter. Gland. Ohio; Andrew
MARSHALL. Nadcsboro. N.C.;
'harl's l.. White. IT. Louis,
No.; and PETER n. WHITTA-
MIR. nj Detroit. Mich. 3rd row
Isl. IT,. Payton n. Lyle. CHI
cage. H.; 2nd Its. Walter X.
brown. Ir.. Hampton Inst. Va;
R"Sc"e 4. Brown. Jr.. New York
CITY; ihmed 4. Rayner. Jr-
thlcaso. ILL.,; Joseph l.. Merton,
Jr- Chicago. H.; Rlsle McCar-
roll, Gary. Ind; James l.. Hall.
Jr.. Washington. DC; Gordon
VI. Raplcr. Gary. Ind; james 4.
Calhoun. Bridgeport, Conn; and
Charles +. Darnell of Dayton.
Ohio. Pluto by AAF Training
Commando.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-25
GRAY HAIR STAYS
DYED FOR EVER

WHERE DYED the LADY LEhkox WAY
And your gray, faded, streake d., OLD
hooking hair Is dyed INSTANTLY
silstenine lovely Jet black on con-
TACT with Lady Lennox Hair Dye:
No waitinel Can't rub off, come OH
on pillows. or wash OF. Only new
hair that grows out has TO ne
touched IN Hair looks naturally
Younger. more beautiful. lnexperl-
snced person can a DO ,, perfect rife, LOB ioo
Lady Lennox DOES MOI nnr1 ,1es,.
cells or straightened hair. CAUIlON'
Ijse only as directed on label Mrs
III. q. writes. Il have heen USING
Lady Lennox for , years. IL = gives :.
nerfect results" All. writes. Today
4 NV 5eth year and do feel gooa
Nth nv let black Lady Lennox Hair
DOTJRfE BOTTLE treatment lazy
Lennon At druggists or sent postpalo
for Si.fO tin<I taxi or COD. plus
hostage. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money back. Lady Lennox Co.
Dept. DIR, Memphis, Tenn.
Evening star., 1944-12-24
THE LOST SANTA CLAUS
Continued from page seren

manage stockings and fill them and
l could bake gingerbread men -
even if it took all night.
The lamplight streamed over Prue.
on her knees before the children.
She was intent on rewinding the
blankets, which had slipped as the
youngsters leaped. Her lovely. grace
full slenderness, the way her black
hair shadowed the creamy skin of
her face, her bright red lips parted
in a smile - she was just like a
Christmas card. In the background
the two men. dark and patient as
trees, and in the dimness of the next
room the watching mother, cradling
a baby in her arms - they were like
a print, too. a Currier and Ives.
Ted. the spokesman for the Dor
man children, reached out and gently
patted Prue's face. "Are you Mrs.
Santa CLAUSE" he asked
SANTA CLAUS swooped upon him
with delighted shout. Young man.
think you've got something there"
he doomed, and swung the child to
his shoulder. He made the foot of
the stairs in two strides, turned to
meet the glance of Prue's dark eyes.
Merry Christmas" Santa Claus
said. The End
Evening star., 1944-12-24

the possums attached, as complete
dinner at a dollar and quarter
bunch.
You might think that the pos
sums would come to life and start
running away with the potatoes.
but this doesn't happen. When a
possum comes to and starts to run,
the potatoes bang him op the head.
''OF COURSE, you know that pos
sum and sweet potatoes is favorite
Southern dish. BY combining farm
ing and trapping like this. | am able
to make big dent in the food short
age here. The only trouble IS that
sometimes these possums have ba-
bies, and then the possum crop runs
ahead of the sweet-potato crop so ]
have to buy more spuds at retail
prices to make up the difference.
Cordially. Ted Dealey."
Now this amt fish story. And
Mister Dealey amt the kind who
Just goes around tellin' whoppers.
But the above sounds i,nbossnmbIe.
WAllY B0REN
Evening star., 1944-12-24

dren." Santa Claus. little breath
less as if he had run all the way from
the North Pole, strode magnihcently
into the room.
The draft swung back the dining
room door, and l saw Mrs. Dorman
raise herself on one elbow, her face
as full of youthful wonder as her
children's.
Sandy Clawsr 1t was a shrill
treble chorus
SANTA addressed them sternly.
why aren't you in bed?
"Our house burned down." Ted
explained, but we're going to bed
now"
You'd better; l can't work when
kids are awake. you know" He had
many houses to visit, his time was
precious, Santa Claus added. very
businesslike and brisk.
Prue was radiant. "I'll stay up
stairs with you till you go to Sleep"
she assured the children. :.
l thought of the little tree in the
shed, of Miss Hackle's box Of orna-
ments. In that bulging pack of
Santa's there would be toys and
gifts for little children - his sisters
youngsters would never miss them
from their generous store. We would
Evening star., 1944-12-24

TN CASE you've already given up
tryin' to get a turkey for Christ
mas. maybe you'd like some possum
an sweet potatoes.
Now Texans is noted for their
likin' for possum an 'taters. got
a note the other day from Mister
Ted Dealey. president OF The
Dallas News" Here's what he says:
Dear Wally: I've just been har-
vestin' twenty acres of sweet pota-
toes, an the results are marvellous.
Possums are numerous in this vlcln-
ity, and during the growing season
they dig burrows under the sweet
potato vines. So every other vine
has in addition to sweet potatoes, a
live possum at the root.
''Our method of harvesting is
to let the farmer go ahead with
the middlebuster and roll out
potatoes. This frightens the pos
sums and when they run out we
bang them over the head. Then we
tie their tails to the sweet-potato
vine. After a days harvest. We sell
these strings Of sweet potatoes, with
Evening star., 1944-12-24

10 TO your blood bank TO gire Christmas present
10 oM overseas fighters. -. Call the Red Cross
Evening star., 1944-12-24

LET'S FINISH the OB
BUY WAR BONDS
Evening star., 1944-11-30

Mems Shoe Savings
Orig Nou
kleinert Knit Scuffs le9 l.29
Shine Kits, os is 295 99e
IA Gonsbrook" PIoin-toe
2-EyeIet Ties ---- o.45 3.ss"'
reg. Trade Mark
''Requiring Airplane Stamp No. l, 2 or3
In Ration Book No g.
LANSBURGH'S-Men' Shoes
Street Floor
Evening star., 1944-11-30
Drastic Clearance Of
WONEN'S GLOVES
no Originally 95c-3.5O
49,

All types Of foil and winter gloves
Wool, royon, oopeskin, kidskin,
doeskin lamb finished, cotton and
fleece lined. In black. brown,
white and coIors. Broken sizes.
Slightly soiIed.
Observation-Disclosures
Street Floor
Evening star., 1944-11-30
Great Furniture
Values

UEVdU u1E ElAlUSAEc
Values
Orig Noso
z Two-pieee Modern
Suite with reversible
irner-sprine cushions l4e.OO 1900
z Modern Sofos, all
spring construction $500 $500
z Lounge Choirs ----- $3.50 $3.50
S-Furniture-Fitth Floor
Clearance Of
Beds and Springs
Orig NoD
4 Heodboord Beds in
twin size, complete
with royon dornosk
spreod --------- $3.50 $3.50
8 Box Springs. double
size ----.------- $3.50 1926
6 Heodboords, twin size,
covered in royon sotin
and Ieotherette e----- 1875 1895
LANSBURGH'S-Beds and Mnttresses-
Fttth Floor
Evening star., 1944-11-30
Drastic Reduction of
Economy Shop Suits

8 Wool& Suits, pIoids,
. checks ond tweeds; 1895
misses sizes --6l495 500
5 WooI* Tweeds; 1895
misses sizes -----5 6 1895 1000
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Check WooI* Suits;
misses sizes s 1896 400
= IS -WooI* Suits in solid
posteIs, stripes, dark $500
tones. Misses sizes 6 1896 100
Properly labeled as to material content.
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Second Floor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31
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a false one, is the best phony detector
in the whole land of bravura.
Only recently a handsome Naval
officer came from the South Pacific
with medals and wound stripes ga
lore. Mike only needed one look.
~ phony." he shifted.
When people asked him how he
could say such a thing. Mike smiled
roguishly and observed, II know a
little bit about phonies myself"
a week later the facts came out
The officer was arrested by the FBI
for fTupcrsonattng an officer.
The personal history of the re-
tired Prince of PreteXt would fill a
bookshop. His ex-Royal Highness
has occupied the royal suite in the
best jails here and abroad In this
country, however, his residence has
never been long behind any particu-
lar bars-and his going forth again
has always been with fanfare.
Just who he is nobody knows.
Once after a brief stop-over in a
st. Louis gaol he was positively ident-
flied as plain Harry Gerguson, OF
Hillsboro, Ill. Mike said he was and
the myth spread. He became Harry
Gerguson of New York's lower East
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-31

Side and also Harry Gerguson, the
Brooklyn pants presSer,
Finally, when he was ready 10
open his restaurant, ne admitted he
wasn't the Grand Duke after all, that
none of his titles or impersonations
were legitimate, despite his monocle.
lie wasn't Sir .WiIloughby de
Burke, Count or Baron Gladstone,
Capt. Chitterin, of the British Army,
Rockwell Kent, William A. yelling
ton, Arthur Edward Willoughby,
William Rockefeller or scores of other
living or imagined personalities. Nor,
by the very same token, was he even
Harry Gerguson, late of Hillsboro, Ill
He was just Mike Romanoff, an
ordinary man in the street, and he
was waiting final citizenship papers.
Those who figured in his past ex-
PLOTS, remember him as an incompar-
able gate crasher. He never missed
the Beaux Arts ball. Once without
ticket or costume he promised to be
there at the stroke of one He was,
in borrowed finery, and turned out to
be the toast of the evening.
His getting into elaborate affairs
was work of art Usually, in full
evening regalia, he stood near the