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Jaycees

Continued from Page One)
Gerald Fulford. and Noel Speer.
Seven new ones were elected, Don
aid Ehle. Kenneth Leighton. Rich.
ard MacFarlane, Morton Nehes,
Donald Porter. James Riley land
Richard Smith.
During the presidency Of An
drew Smith, committees under him
carried out successfully many &C
tiyities.
/ The War Services committee ar
ranged for the servicing OF sp-
proXimately 200 alarm clocks in
response TO An appeal from one
war worker who was unable to
have his repaired. A war hous
ing campaign focused attention on
critical need and brought more
facilities for war workers.
The Infantile Paralysis Cam
paign again led the state in amount
given per person.
The Safety Committee was &C
tive in bringing attention TO need
ed traffic improvements.
One OF the most active projects
was the Blood Donors campaign
in which new records for donations
were set.
Attention was brought 10 the
menace OF stray dogs and rabies
with the result that action was
taken TO protect residents.
In combating Juvenile delin-
quency motion pictures were pro
yided by the Youths Welfare Com
mittee and attention brought to
the need for a curfew. which was
adopted.
At present, an active cleanup
campaign is being conducted to
'beautify the city. Victory gar
dens have again been arranged
for, as another project.
The organization has had it's
greatest membership in the past
year.
In the business meeting, reports
on the annual War Conference al
Grand Rapids last week were made
by delegates who attended.
Group singing was led by Charles
Hill.
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Pick Of The Air Today

1o:O0-Amos and Andy; -
lO:3O-Bil Stern, Fred Waring:
CHS Kate Smith Show;
9:00-It Pays to be Ignorant,
9:30--Brewster Boy,
l0:00-Moore and Durante.
lo:30-Stage Door Canteen.
BLU-7-Nero wolfe detects;
S:30-Meot Your Navy,
9:00-Gsng Busters;
1880 Music Halfhour.
1l:3O-Special Variety Show.
MBS-S:30-F Freedom Of Opportu-
nifty:
$50 Double or Nothing,
l1:15-Dauce Variety.
Saturday
NBC-1l a. m.-Andy Devine show:
p. m.-Here's to Youth, Bob
Hope:
430-Doctors at war.
CBS-ll:SO a, m.-FashionS in Ra.
tions;
3 p. m.-Victory, F. o. b, Sen.
Gillette:
Peoples Platform, Coy.
eminent and Business Sei1-
ures."
BLU-12 noon-Playhouse. Story Of
Telegraph;
. p. m.-Women in Blue, Waves;
4:00--HOrace Heidi Review
MBS 1905 a. m Rainbow House
3 p. m At Hslloran Hospital.
/ 500 Navy Bulletin Board.
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FOrenen

CONTINUED from Page One)
takes. We must make this a better
country than the one the BOYS iaft.
We are our brothers keeper and as
foremen we must overcome our
weaknesses, aspiring to a higher
and more spiritual field Of executive
performance" he pointed out In
speaking Of Ypsilanti, he said, Il
wish that every community in Am.
erica might be this typo OF a com
munity, II is small enough 10 know
each other and have fellowship.
with a clean sheet, s. q must be our
brothers keeper"
In introducing the speaker, i. r.
Morningstar said that he was born
in England, came TO this country in
1910 and to Detroit in 1890.
The Invocation preceding the din
ner was pronounced by Melvin Ryd-
berg. For the program following.
there was group singing and instru-
mental and vocal selections. by stu.
dents OF the Normal College and a
reading by Mrs. Clifford Schreiner.
Miss Barbara Warmers violin So.
lections were Son Of the Puntza"
by Kalber La and Shan Rosmarl.
on by Fritz Kreisler She Was &C.
companied by Miss Marylin Stern
berg.
The voice selections by Mrs Ruth
Mcdonald, accompanied by Mrs
Esther Whan, were zone Alone.
from the Desert Song: w hen
Grow Too Old 10 Dream" Sigmund
Romberg. and Smiling Through, 81
by Arthur Penn.
Mrs. Clifford Schrcino- recited
beautifully. THE white cliffs oil
Dover with piano accompaniment
by Mrs. Atwood McAndrew.
Closing remarks were made By
George +. Fletcher, president OF the
board OF control.
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Lose Z Lbs. in 10
Days or No Pay

No starving diet or exercises.
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method. This method comes com
plete. LAX IA full months supply
OF this fine laxative) and a COM
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II LAX is not available send 81 or
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todayl ADV.
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Detroit, Mich, May 10 .AP -
CATTLE: Good and choice 1865
TO- steers topped a. tl6 nu. bulk fed
steers and yearlinss Sl3npla.,5,
best mixed yea..ings, $3.50. best
hefeFs SIS Ne. hurk -hetfers $500
1900. Common and medium beef
COWS bulked at S955-1eoo. canuers
and cutters mainly S1Qu9su most
sausage bulls, t9.5ull.5d. gu0d $50.
ID. feeder steers. $3.50.
CALVES. Good and choice veal
ers made sl5.00.l750. common and
medium, $l3.Ool60o. culls. $500
1900.
HOGS Good and choice 20o300.
! lbs held steady: llghtWeirhts M.
evenly higher, $50 lbs and down CSC
up. lNn-euo lbs soc to-Sl. 20 higher.
weights over 300 lbs, Joe lower and
sows l5c of. Good and choice $50.
go lbs. topped at 1890. most l5o-
$50 lbs, Sl20012S5. li0l59 lbs
ll.o0-ll %. 270.3oO lbs. $1,000: 500
900 lbs. Sll.l5.ll65. bulk sots
/ .S5.l0.35.
SHEET. weeks top was Sl5.su
FOR good and choice No. . pol'ed
lambs. best late $500. bnlk native
lambs. No. and potts. $500.
1850; culs down to $500 sheep
held firm throughout, s6od and
/ choice shorH fkt ewes, g. ee.s 50.
Gull ewes, S2Oo3j0
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War

Continued from Page One)
masses of wrecked and abandoned
war equipment.
Americans astride the ancient
Appian Way turned field guns on
ltri. 60 miles from Rome, and upon
Gaeta. port of the Roman En-
perors. Naval guns also raked
these detectives within a dozen
miles OF Terracina, where the flood
ed Pontine marshes. begin.
The Poles and British, exploiting
their victory at Casino, struck up
the Via Casilina 10 within a mile
and a half of the Hitler bastion OF
Piedimonte. The French in the
center advanced four miles nortn-
west of Speria and captured Month
celH.
/ Await Signal
Allied. reserves In the Anzio
beachhead 20 miles below Rome
waited impatiently for the signal
to plunge at the Germans from
the rear Overhead the Allied air
fleets flew 1900 flights and a
share of credit for the spectacular
land gains could go to the ffers,
who have denied the Germans sup
plies by cutting communications
south OF Florence.
Gen. II. H, Arnold, USAAF com
mander, said the whole German air
force now was almost entirely
without reserves and shell
which may be near the cracking
point. Since Pearl Harbor, L. ).
planes have dumped 46S,39l tons
Of bombs on the Germans and Jap
anese and destroyed 20,l74 planes,
damaged 1875 and lost 6154.
Moscow and Berlin agreed that
renewal of grand scale battle was
imminent in the eastern front. Loo
al skirmishes were reported in
southern old Poland and in White
Russia near Vitcbsk in which up to
a thousand Nazis died.
May Invade England
The London Daily Mail said the
Germans had hidden enough Gid
ers and transport planes TO land
at least a division in Britain 10
disrupt Gen. Eisenhower's invasion.
Berlin said the English ports Of
Portsmouth, Plymouth, Bristol and
London were "bristling positively
crammed to the bursting point 80
with all manner Of invasion equip
ment. "
The Turks arrested several ma
tive Nazis. accused Of plotting re
volt. British commandos captured
tn German general commanding
Crete in a daring foray. The Ger
mans shot II Raj officers trying h
mass escape. King Peter of Hugo-
slavia vas reported to have de-
posed Premier Puric in shakeup
apparently aimed at getting rid Of
Marshal Titos enemy, Mihailovic,
as war minister.
The bomber fleets in Britain still
were idle last night because OF
storms. Berlin said L. S. bomb
ers were over Germany today,
penetrating to Berlin. The Ameri-
cans lost 10 heavy bombers ana
eight other planes yesterday and
destroyed u Nazis in bombing
Ploesti in Rumania,. Belgrade ana
Ms in Yugoslavia, Italian shores
and backgrounds.
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Costs Assessed in
Restaurant Hearing

An Ypsilanti restaurant proprie-
tor Thomas Skentos. owner OF the
Ypsilanti Lunch, 2 y. Huron ST.
was ordered to. pay s25 costs. and
given a sentence OF so days in
jail suspended providing be cor
reefs existing conditions in his
restaurant within five days. when
he was arraigned before Justice
Arthur NJ. Vandersall this morning
on charges OF operating a restau-
rant without a permit. According
to Lieut.. Joseph O'Brien, OF the
County Health Department. Mr..
Skentos had failed to apply for
a permit, and conditions existing
in his restaurant had made it i'm.
possible for a permit to be granted
Permits have been granted in
all other restaurants ond eating
places, here, Lieut.. O'Brien stated
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Officials Investigate
Discovery Of Treasure

Marquette, Mich, May 19--AP-
Batfled over hoard OF gold Ger.
tificates believed TO be worth more
than $4,000 found buried In cot
fee-pot near here yesterday, local
officials today awaited the arrival
Of federal authorities to help solve
the mystery.
A group OF laborers excavatlng
in the rear Of a roadside tavern,
about halfway between Marquette
and Negaunee. came across the COT.
fee.pot under decsyed stump
about two feet underground. Per.
sons who examined the container,
the top wired on and filled TO the
hrim. estimated that It had been
buried more than ten years.
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PRODUCE
MoIfA GroeeryO
Farmers Object TO
Government Methods

Augusta Mica, May 10 The Az
custa Community Farm Bureau met
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs Clyde
NJ Breining futile I'm Rd May
lG. TO discuss international Food
Problems During ana After IN.
War
Tho summary Of the discussion
was. I'VE feel the government has
fallen down on contracts with farm
ers In regard TO food prices on
hogs and eggs
Other war contracts are complet-
ed regardless Of profit or loss 10
tho government Prices should he
STIPULATED for certain time and
held. after consultation with both
practical government farm repre-.
sentaliyes"
High light OF the social evening
was spelling bee. with the gentle
men winning the honors.
The hostess served lovely
lunch
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Municipal Court

Charged with being intoxicated
and disorderly the following each
paid fines OF SIS when arraigned
this morning before Justice Arthur
NJ. Vandersall: Garrett Sperry, vii.
low Lodge. Chester Copley. $751;
Geddes Rd., and Edgar w. Keller
1902 n. Congress st. Raymond T.
Miller. brought into court on war.
rant after he had allegedly ignored
three speeding tickets. was fined
$21 Thursday afternoon. For fail
ure to report an accident Clarence
D. knowells paid a fine OF $40.
Receipts in court for Thursday
were $2O9.75.
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Deaths
MRS. EDWARD PIERCE ROGERS

MRS. EDWARD PIERCE ROGERS
Mrs. Edward P. Rogers, who as
for many years a resident OF Npsi-
lanti, passed away Thursday after
noon at her home in Detroit after
an illness OF over a yea-. Born
Mamie Vought. IN Detroit. Sept. 10.
1878, she was the daughter OF Phil
lip Grandon and Mary Reed Nought.
When she was very young she
moved with her parents to a farm
near Cherry Hill. where she lived
until her marriage 10 Nj. Rogers.
on Dec. %, 1898. In December OF the
past year Mr. and Mrs. Rogers OBJ.
served their 5Oth wedding anniyer-
sary Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers lived in
Ypsilanti from 1893 until 1911. when
they moved 10 Detroit where they
have lived since.
Mrs. Rogers is survived by her
husband, a daughter. Mrs. Fred
Battelle, Ypsilanti. a son. Phillip
Rogers. Detroit. two nephews, Gran
don and Lewis Van de Walker. both
Of Ypsilanti, and three grandchil-
dren. Her sister. Mrs. II. f. Van
de Walker, passed away in 1892.
Services will be Saturday at D.
m. at the ]. Z. Moore Funeral Home
with Rev Gordon Speer officiating.
Cremation is 10 follow.
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ADMITS CRUELTY

Adrian. Mich, May 19--AP-E Emil
Kopka, so year old farmer, plead.
ed guilty TO a charge of cruelty To
animals-before Justice George w
Bean Thursday and was sentenced
TO pay SOS with 80 days or spend
80 days in Jail. Officers who ar
rested Kopka accused him OF drag.
ging n bull by the horns behind a
wagon over a gravel road.
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Marriage Licenses

John v Clark. q, and Carolyn A.
Thick, %. both OF Ann Arbor
Herbert Rorabacher. Jr, X. Plym'
outh. and. Doris NJ Passow, II. Ann
Arhor.
Arthur ". Allen ,Jf a. Boston
Mass. and Jean r. collier, 81. Ann
Arbor
Leonard @. Creger. 30, and Hazel
NJ. Knowles. 20. both OF Milan.
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COLLEGE HEAD

Olivet, Mich, May 19-AP-Dr.
Malcolm Dana, head OF Piedmont
College, Demorest, Ga. has been
named for the presidency of Oliyet
College, the board OF trustees nom
mating committee announced here
today. The board will formally
act on the appointment May 20.
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STARTS INVASION DAY

Lansing, May 19-AP-The fifth
war loan drive in Michigan will
start on invasion day, If 1t comes
before June -. date Of the SEIZED
uled opening of the Treasury De.
partment's campaign, Frank n.
Tsbey, state chairman Of the Mich
igan War Finance Committee, said
Thursday.
Isbey said the state has a quota
of s526.00O,O00 for the drive. which
will close July S.
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Vegetables

Vegetables
ASPARAGUS No. /, doz. hchs.
15c 500
BEETS-Topped. bu.. No /. 800
$50.
BROCCOLI No. /. bu. $3.50.
TuRNIPS-. Topped, bu. 9Oc-tl 81
RUTABAGAS-No. / bu.. $l.l %
CELERY CABBAGE No /. bu
sl50-2.00.
CABBAGE-No I. bu. sl.00125.
RED CABBAGE $50 lbs.) S235
CARROTS Topped No. q bu,.
$.50.I75.
CAULlFLOWDR Blu. No. /. SEA
ONlONS-Dry. No. ! medium tcoif
tng) 80 lbs. $3.50
PARSNlPS-So I, 81 00-S.50.
POTATOES-No. |. 100 lbs. $3.50.
800.
Fruits
APPLES Northern Spies, No /.
SS.50-3.15, Steel Rods. No. !, $3.50.
3.75.
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CONTINUE STRIKE

Flint. Mich. May is--AP-Ignor-
ing pleas OF union officials 70 re
sumo work. metal pourers a. the
Buick motor division aluminium
fo"ndry voted last night 10 con.
tinue their strike. and the foundry
remained closed for the fourth day
today.
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TO USE PRISONERS

Jackson, Mich, May 19-AP-A
farm work project sponsored by
the Muck Growers Cooperative AS
ISOLATION of Jackson and lngham
Counties will have the services Of
$50 German war prisoners begin
ming Saturday. according to Agri-
cultural Agent S. J. Culver. The
prisoners will be stationed at Camp
Waterloo.
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COUPLE HOSTS AT
BIRTHDAY DINNER

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kortan were
hosts at a dinner party Saturday
evening in observance OF the birth.
days OF Mr. Kortan and their neigh
Dor Mort Crittenden. Guests includ.
I'd Mr.. and Mrs. Mort Crittenden
and Mr.. and Mrs Paul Slusser and
son Richard.
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CARRIERS TO CONVENE

Port Huron. Mich, May 19-AP
The annual convention OF the
Michigan Association OF letter car
riers and its ladies auxiliary will
open here Saturday, About $50
delegates from 40 cities are expect
ed for the two day meeting
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Bego1e News
SUNDAY SCHOOL

SUNDAY SCHOOL
WELL ATTENDED
Begole, Mich. May l9-Begole
Sunday School was we'll attended
Sunday morning. observing Moth.
er's Day. Lee wynn favored with
solo Mother and was accom-
panied at the piano by his mother,
Mrs. James Wynn. The Sunday
School choir accompanied by their
teacher, Mrs. James wynn. par.
ticipated in the dedication service
OF the Willow Run Baptist Church
Sunday morning at II o'clock. The
choir sang That Wonderful Moth
or OF Mime and Rain" Mary June
Fortney sang Mother o. Mine"
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OBSERVE BIRTHDAYS

Al FAMTIY DINNER
<AMr. and Mrs. Max Miller enter.
tanned with family dinner Sunday
celebrating Mort Crittenden's sew.
enty.fifth birthday and their son
keith's sixteenth birthday.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs. Mort
Crittenden and the Duane Critten.
den family. Bouquets OF spring
flowers distributed about the house
gave a springlike air.
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Money Found

Reed City, Mich May 10 P-
The finding OF S2,l04 hidden be.
meath a loose floorbosrd OF a build.
ing on the old DIebel homestead
near here was disclosed in re.
port by the nephews OF the late
Mrs. Elizabeth Diebel Gingrich 10
Probate Judge August l.. Johnson
yesterday.
The money, all in currency, was
found Sunday by three hoys, John
Thiel, IS, Howard Smith, II, and
his brother. Robert. -, concealed
in a musty envelope.
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Executive Secretary
Bicycle Stolen

John Goss. 2lS y. River St, re-
ported TO police Thursday that his
bicycle had been stolen from its
parking place near the Ypsilanti
High School gymnasium some time
Wednesday evening.
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Building

continued from Page Onel
are being drawn up, and AIR Ger
ganoff and Begole school hoard
members are studying the posi-.
bilities. It is planned To have con
struction begin about three weeks
after the plans are approved, and
II is expected that the addition may
be ready for use by September.
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National eroadeastlnu Company,

National Broadeastino Company
RED NETWORK-WLW 700. WWJ
$50, WHAM 1850, WMAQ go.
BLUE NETWORK-WXYZ 1870
Columbia 6roadessting Company
WJR 760. WBBM $50. WCKY 1880
WFBM 1860. VICAR 1850. WBNS
1860. WOOD 1910.
Mutual Broadcastlna Company
BLUE NETWORK - WLW 700.
CKLW 500. WJBK 1890 WGN 720
RED NETWORK WLW 700.
Tonight
NBC-S-Lucille Manners con.
cert:
S 30-Alltime hits, Eddie Can.
tor:
9:30-People are Funny:
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WILLIAM ALBERT FEW

WILLIAM ALBERT FEY
William Albert Fey. seven year
old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert n.
Fey, sos Mansfield Ave. passed
away Thursday afternoon at his
home after an illness OF eight
weeks. Born August 90. 1886, In
Ypsilanti, he was in the second
grade at Roosevelt School.
Surviving are his parents, a sis
ter. Barbara a brother, David and
his paternal grandmother. Mrs.
Charlotte E. Fey, Dearborn.
Services will be Monday at ?
p. m. at the Geer Funeral Home
with Rev. William r. Shaw oficiat-
ing. Burial will be in Highland
Cemetery.
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Jackson. Mich. May l9-AP-
Tech. Sgt. Gilbert ]. Westervelt.
crewman on an Army bomber re
ported missing over Germany
March s. has notified his parents
here that he IL prisoner OF the
Germans
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In The Sick Room

A. y. Burd has entered St Jo-
sephs Hospital, Ann Arbor, for
observation.
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YpsiLanh Briefs


To Tell Stories
Story hour will be held at the
Ladies' Library Saturday morning
with Miss Doris Jedele telling the
following stories, "Ricka. Flicka.
and Dicks," Sniff. Snaffs and
Snurr," and "Once Upon a Time
Executive Secretary
The State Employees Retirement
Fund board has voted unanimously
10 engage Donald OHara, superin.
tendent OF schools al East Lansing
and formerly superintendent OF
schools at Iron Mountain and coun-
~ school commissions for several
terms OF Dickinson County. as its
executive secretary at salary OF
$500 a year. O'Hara was a prom
inent Normal College student about
1903 and married Miss Grace Clark
OF this city. who lived in the Van
Cleve house where the post office
now stands.
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COMMUNITY MEETING

Willis, Mich. May 10 a very
enthusiastic meeting was hse1 Mon
day night by 30 residents OF Willis
and surrounding community rela-
tive 10 ways and means OF securing
fire protection. Other meetings are
to be held In the very near future.
Mrs Maudo Barker. OF New York
city. is visiting relatives In Ypsi'
lantl While here she ls the house
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. John VII.
Hams. 1875 Second Ave.
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Detroit cath Grain

WHEAT No. >. &i.7Oh
OATS-ND. >. white. s0-Slc.
Mailing BARLEY-range, Slli
l52. barley needles, Sl.26.
Evening star., 1944-11-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDION, italian, 12o basses. profess
si1nal s.shift; no reasonable ofier refused.
AtaGI2skffiuMs, al sizes, air pumps, sese.-
plants; etc, AcoUARIUM SUPPLY Co,
AfR & eoaDf11osER, GeShDin sHs philco-York, single
room; never uncrated. Call Execu-
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iorsd. TsiepSonss aAsHs6RN' AiexsndTia
AnRSM AiIpSIs sRs5f cIooks Si REPAIRED. any make.
incl. elec.: also expert watch and jeyelry
Espsir,nE 5aaA ssEyics work sutri i,b IT
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$3.50 c fss; RSus Sfso5sas'rs fff smHs 1855 s1s
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mahogany and walnut comb-holders, place
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BEDS, twin, white. (metall. springs, mat
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BEDS, Rolisway. all steel prewar con-
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ave. RA. gO10. .Open evenings.
BEDS-Hollywood, simmons and other
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q pm: open Mon, Thurs. and rrt: until
o pm ATLAS FURNITURE Co. 921 g
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Ing. room suite; 9x12 rug: Nsseo electric
cooker: dishes; misc. 2026 Allen pl., NV.
hEnDROoG sUifE. e-piees. walnut Anish;
$50 cash; In good condition. ok. 0010.