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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
Nubbins Rallies
After PIdsma

DENVER, Nov. IS (INS)-
Three-year-old Forrest (Nubbins)
Hoffman was feeling fine" in his
Mercy Hospital bed today, but
will not be ready for an operation
for q couple of weeks, his attend
ing surgeon, DR.. Thomas Leor
Howard. said.
''Nubbins In doing very well
and II In much better shape
than when he came to Denver
from Cheyenne. Wyo, the first
Of the week." DR.. Howard de-
clared. Ills temperature il
normal, and SINCE his last blood
TRANSMISSION Wednesday his blood
10 In good condition"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
.SOVietS
Attack
LatVia

LONDON. Nov. IS (INS)-So-
Wet troops have captured the
important Hungarian town Of
Hatvan, the German Transocean
agency said today. Capture of
Hatvan opens the way for an
outfianking sweep by the Red
army north of Budapest.
LONDON, Nov. .25 (UP)-Ber-
lin reported that 100000 Soviet
infantrymen and the bulk of the
Red army's armored reserves
were battering against the Ger
man pocket in western Latvia to-
day in a massive winter offensive
TO clear the Baltic states and pave
the way for a drive into East
Prussia.
Far 10 the south, other Soviet
armies slogged painfully over the
mud-clogged mountain roads OF
Hungary and sou tn cas- e n
Czecho-Slovakia, hammering out
gains measured at most points in
hundreds of yards against the
fiercest kind of opposition.
Moscow, as usual in the initial
stage of a new offensive. had no
confirmation of the reported drive
in Latvia.
Striking for quick knockout
that would reduce the German
hold on the Baltic States 10 a
slim pocket around the Lithuanian
port of Mcneil, SO Soviet infantry
divisions and huge tank forces
were reported pushing in from the
south on the remnants Of 30 Nazl
divisions trapped on the Courland
Peninsula in western Latvia.
The reported new offensive
conceded with the triumphant
conclusion of the month-old cam
paign on Saare Island, where the
last survivors of the enemy gar
riSon were killed, captured or
driven into the sea yesterday.
On the Hungarian front, Red
army was locked in a furious bat
tie with German and Hungarian
units entrenched along the north
eastern approaches TO Budapest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
Doctors Take Toy
From ChiId's Throat

CHICAGO, Nov. IS INS)-
Physicians az Children's Memorial
Hospital today were treating
Marvin Pulver. ?. of Mason. Mich.
for an infection incurred when he
swallowed a small metal soldier.
The soldier. an inch long figure
carrying a rifle, was removed
from the boys throat yesterday
after Marvin had been flown TO
Chicago for the operation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
Spdts Tie Up
Flood Bill
Disputes in Senate
Delay Flood Bill

WASHINGTON. Nov. IS dNS)
Efforts Of Senate leaders to
bring the billion dollar food con-
troll bill to a vote early next week
were periled today by personal
controversies and an issue over
rights Of states 10 block federal
river programs.
Democratic Senate Leader
Barkley, voicing disappointment
over slow progress OIL the bill
sought TO keep senators in session
today, but they declined and re-
cessed until Monday.
IRRIGATION FIRST
The next major decision may
be on the 0,Mahoney- Miiiikir
amendment, backed by p sena-
tors. 10 give states unprecedented
authority TO express views on river
projects and 10 make interests OF
Irrigation paramount TO those OF
navigation in the West.
The proposal, sponsored by Sen
atorx O'Mahoney CD of Wyom'
ing and Millikin (R) of Colorado
would require army engineers 10
submit proposed projects 10 COVER
nors, who would have the right "a
investigate and make reports,
Meantime congressional o r
would be delayed.
The senators backing the pro-
posal sought q compromise with
Senator Overton Cd of Louisiana
in charge of the bill, but success
OF their efforts was questionable.
ATTACKS OPPONENT
Senator Aiken (R) of Vermont,
advocate Of the Great Lakes-St
Lawrence Seaway. attacked Over
ton for his opposition to the sea-
way while he is chairman OF a
commerce subcommittee handling
the measure.
He read to the Senate a cam
paign advertisement for Overton
in which his opposition to the sea-
way and his strategic position in
the Senate was stressed. He also
quoted from Overton's campaign
speeches telling of his accomplish
ments In waterways legislation.
II don't mind 30 much his
operations as his going TO Lou
Asns and Dragging about It,"
said Aiken.
Overton. defending himself, said
he was surprised that member
Of this body would seek to put me
in bad light before this body and
the country"
. eff hearings were delayed IL
was not my fault" he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
Reporters Story
Of Raid OH Tokyo
BY CLARK LEE

ABOARD A BOO OVER TOKYO, p NJ Nov "a
Delayed QNS)-American B29s carried the war TO the
heart of the Japanese empire today bombing the Nakama
aircraft factory IL miles from the center OF Tokyo and
warehouses and the dock area of the Jap capital
The Japs caught by surprise, offered mild resistance
for the most part The fax generally light and in
accurate fighter planes failed to home an attack
Brig Gen. Emmett ODonnel, who led the STABLE task
force" said the attack highly successful
eve caught them unaMares and gave them a bad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
Faenza Suburbs Hit
By British in Italy

ROME, Nov. % GNS)-Ar-
mored patrols and infantry of the
British Eighth Army have reached
the outskirts of Faenza in an all
out attack across the Cosina
River, Gen. Wilson'S headquarters
announced TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
Gen. Giraud Returns
To Metz as Conqueror

METZ, Nov. IS 0NS)-Gen
Henri Giraud returned to Metz
today making good five-year-old
promise that he would re-enter
the city In triumph.
Giraud, commander of the
French army in the Metz area in
1889, vowed that until he returned
TO the city as a victor he would
not wear his medals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27

saltwater. Okla. with whom ]
had flown 10 Saipan from Homo
lulu, and I went over 10 his plane.
SWITCHES PLANES
They opened the belly door for
me and l climbed aboard with my
parachute. Mae West jacket and
typewriter, and a few minutes
later we were tearing down the
long runway and then skimmlng
The surface OF the sea with Our
heavy load.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
Army Officers Wife
Aids His eInfideIifV'

tive Mrs. Margaret Elizabeth
Leak, testified that she had sug-
gested the course Of action after
an operation in 1910 that made
her incapable of having a baby.
Conclusions Of the court-mar-
tial were 10 be announced later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
MUST OBTAIN DATA

Before the bombsight is put ia
work. il is necessary TO gather
such information as the plane S
altitude and speed plus the devil
alton from vertical drop, which IS
known as a trail
With these data at hand, the
bombardier relies then on the
computer 10 calculate the correct
point of bomb release.
During the bombing run the
plane is operated by an auto
matte pilot arrangement, which
is handled by the bombardier and
which is operated in synchro-
nization, the cross hairs of the
telescope remain automatically on
the target while the computer
figures the exact release spot.
DESIGNED IN 1924
The basic design for the bomb
sight was drafted in 1924 by {. l.
Norden. This design now mas peer
improved upon greatly.
Knudsen comedies that some oi
the bombsights have fallen into
enemy hands. But, he says, II
would take two years for an enemy
to start production on it and by
that time we would have made sc
many improvements the enemy
version would be outmoded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
.Bornbsighf
Details Told

The inner workings OF the
legendary and heretofore closely
guarded Norden bombsight, which
has made possible the devastating
bombing of Germany and Japan,
were revealed today for the first
time by 1t Gen. William 5.
Knudsen.
Composed of two sections, the
canny instrument is small
enough 10 be carried in an over
night bag while its principal part,
the computer, is about AS large
as a box camera, the generals re-
port stated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
Clare Spends $l0,9ol

HARTFORD Conn. Nov. p
(UP)-Receipts of S10,93S and eX-
penditures of S10,901 were filed ir
the secretary of states office 10
day by Clare Boothe Luce for
Congress committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
NO FUNERAL SERVICE
Paper $50 Years Old

LONDON. Nov. Is (INS)-The
London Daily Times celebrated
its 50,000th consecutive appear
ance today. For $50 years the
Times has never missed an issue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
Lands
Dies at 20
CONTINUED from Page One)

CONTINUED from Page One)
100000 for accepting rebates on
railroad shipments of oil.
answered the distress
signal and took office as base
balls sole ruler in 1920and stayed
there for "a years.
Although Lands made enemies,
he made as many friends among
b a e b all moguls and was re-
elected TO the S65, 000-a-year COM
missioner's post in 1928, 1885 and
1912. Only last Nov. II the joint
American-National League COM
mittee recommended that he be
reelected to another seven years.
Lands this year missed his first
World Series since he took office.
When illness kept him from jour
neying to st. Louis TO see the con-
test between the Browns and
Cardinals. However, he followed
the game closely by radio.
FIRST DEFEAT IN 1886
From the time he took office
until his death, Lands truly was
the car of baseball. His de-
cisions concerning the rules of the
game were law until 1886 when
he met his first defeat.
Both major and minor leagues
rejected his proposal that all
clubs submit to him full informa-
ton on any players recommended
by major and minor clubs.
His emancipation proclama-
ton" needed the uprising again
in 1889 when he dashed out at
chain store" baseball. Because
of cover up" deals, he freed
nearly 100 players from the st.
Louis Cardinals chain and 90
from farm teams of the Detroit
Tigers.
Then, IN 1910, when he laid
down a seven-point edict cover
ing working agreements and
transfers of players, such a storm
of protest arose that Lands was
forced to compromise for the first
time.
NO FUNERAL SERVICE
Lands often worked at his job
seven days week until he was
seized by pneumonia in 1871.
After that. his health forced him
to stick to a more conservative
working week.
"In compliance with his wish,
no funeral service will be held"
his secretary, Leslie OConnor,
said in a statement issued i'm
mediately after his death.
also In accordance with his
desires, cremation will take
place privately, and friends are
asked not to send flowers"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
5000 Japs
die in Convoy

ALLIED HQ, PHILIPPINES,
Nov. Is (UP)-.American planes
have wiped out an entire four-ship
convoy with 5000 troops intended
for Deyte and have sunk or DAM
aged IA other vessels in East In
dies waters, it was announced
today.
(The japanese controlled Ma
Mia radio said "about so"
American carrier-borne planes
bombed Manila and Clark Field
today, the FEC reported)
Gen. Macarthur reported that
at least $500 of the enemy troops
drowned or were. burned to death
when Warhawks and Thunder
bolts set three packed transports
of 1000 to 1000 tons ablaze from
end to end in mast-height attacks
southeast of Masbate in the Phil
ippines yesterday.
JAPS LEAP INTO SEA
Two of the transports sank as
panic stricken soldiers, their
clothing afire, leaped into the sea.
The third transport was beached.
An escorting destroyer also was
sunk with all hands.
Another destroyer was sunk In
Balabac Strait off Borneo by a
Martin Mariner, the first time
that type bomber has been re-
ported in action in this theater. 1t
also damaged 7500-ton freighter
at Brunei Bay, Borneo.
Lightning fighters accounted
for the remainder of the enemy
shipping, sinking a 6.000-ton
freighter and damaging a gunboat
and 10 freighters of 300 10 5000
tons in surprise attack Wednes-
day on Makassar, Celebes. Twen-
ty-six Japanese planes were de-
stroyed on the ground at Ma
kaSSar.
AZ JAPs DowNED
The Japanese also stepped up
their aerial activity. striking saw
agely but disastrously-for them
at American installations on
Leyte. AT least AZ enemy aircraft
were shot down yesterday in
series of what Macarthur called
desperate air combats,
On the ground front on Leyte.
units of the 32d Division pressed
on TO the south toward the Ormoc
plain after crossing the Leyte
River 500 yards below Limon. The
japanese had been expected 10
make a strong stand along the
river. but were thrown off bal
ance by the powerful American
attack.
The japanese hurled their 26th
Division, rushed 10 the front fol-
lowing the destruction Of their
First Division, into a counterat-
tack southwest of Limon, but
were repulSed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27

afternoon" he said.
While the weather over the tar
get was spotty. some OF the planes
were able to bomb usually. Others
had to drop their bombs through
the overcast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-27
CITY HIDDEN BY CLOUDS

The plane in which / was riding
didn't see abe worlds third largest
city at all because OF the cloud
faVprS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-05
SLicEY ~ CNLIFoRNIA

IH1RE ANb THERE Chct
Slicey5 with Chonp-TromblY Rec
reaiIou upiH called 10 the army,
IS now with a ship repair amt al
"a destroyer base in San Diego.
Cal...., Rolling m the Tower 925
Major and San Diego Cias -lc when
time permits o.. AXol IIcmmInC-
son tipped 200-2ii-22i for COS IN
the Van Dyke House
Could bee Jack WrlghrS power,
fuI 266 held Charley Jane down
TO 2l2 in the Pillar Senior
Ben Townsend also spcared PCS
IN gu i'm the Grandmont House.
Harry MonSke go in the
Fort-Boule>ard I'D Schultz
81 in the Ritter House 49,. Ed
Krakow Ski bettercd Gus Hahn $
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-05
Death Hotltes

AHERN Arthur Leonard O. p
ARMY beloved husband ~ Msfttfr'
0r ~ Far oi Nr and Nfs Arthur hhrf1
drar brother oi Richard Harvey and Joan
rs.lfH. Hrrt.tee from Residence $500 Les
rr Thursday Bt q b. m ana a. ST.
Mathew Church. Concord and suAn,
at -iu p m
NJ Roc HER -Aloiul axe 49, AZ h.s home.
-Zfil J. Anse avenue 81 clair Shores
beloved husband ui Lurs nee Neruisr. dear
Ftr. Mrs Gordon Culver. MT. Fred
ReIltrr. 3rs Pred utupu "a frang
eiit''if-' = rf-''' r'r1urf~irttrirrr r~u1et1- ~
h.- home nntH IhurFday morning. then ~
aarth sos smith e., RAy CiiH Mich
tuuerai fudat. o. m. Visitation church
Il'eru'a' 80 PaucNs B6N Ci'y
fUN-Jan. s. Benjamin ,R.U 'Ne Barberl.
rmeI.S OF al2' MAJ bur, Grand, SLOWED
husband OF o.yc. brother ot Henri
urrraI service Thursday q M. ~
ii Peters FIntfa Home. l2n11 Gratoi Ave
kIRkt Jan 3. 1854 lsadare 81 $50 Wi
us Ave. W.. beloved husband az Mar
kIrkH. two sisters md one brother alsr
survive Funeral from John J. Heeior
Funeral Manson 1870 W Grand Hiyd
corner Nesi Warren Thlrsda' az m
FAKkIN Jan. & 1884 F.la Ann Of 2642i
TroWrrdge lnEsttf. beloved wife 1f
EGRIn r dear mother ~ Mrs. Elmer NJ
kinney az Cuumtat ID. Nrs Alvin WI
hanson Nrs t'7ffrcr Errman. FunefR.
service Friday o. g. M from Querfe.d
Funeral Home 'oa5 Monroe Desrbrru
Eu-'a. HHr'nvieV
Rfi-Jar 4. Be's Jane 90 lu2N9 Kuodeu
darling daughter Of Anton and Helen SO
Nunrfer Re-, sister of DOROTHY grand.
daughter OF ST. and Mfs John Fet
tunera rh4rsfa,. a. g. IN a. A. n Peters
Funeral Home l3H'- Grsnot.
m NkLE Jan g. lsf Jean wife nf
Jas C.. Elrkie mother ~ ~ Earef J..
Narb.r, Cart Scott r. and So Robert =
kunhe. Funeral 81 DnapeI ~ WU D.
Hamilton Co. Cs's az AIrAaudu7s. Fr-
day az u a m
WIENER jan 1915 AdaIph O. d~zr
husband ~ Henrietta miller dear father
~ Mrs Audreefa Cl.leffl 81 laFI IHf-
men and Ms Glaze E1ttseAuL- ~ Ha- C-t--
four sisters and ore brother sIs1 survive
Funeral from George J.. NsrrCH FuneTa'
lI-zl4--in9s- E-fstaEa- E-----t -H-44-- -
5 p m
WINKIER e. Lydia Lett Winker
~ 1888 Past Krbs wife ~ inc la'e
The .dare dear mother ~ Hrs Ms b.
RrgrBman Earl z ~ Oakland. Cal, and
Theodore gfaramoiosrs ESQ Ftauf
.r Itrrr sister of Mrs. lena erode Mrs
n "a B-aysher. Richard Lett a11 I'd
ward SrIWarz Funeral service Ty.rssa.
Z g n. from =. p Peters fare-sI Home.
l.HI7 Srafiuf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-05
>TANDiNos
BY HAROLD KNHL

On the creSIoL = 1l-gaa4a-!a-.a
Louis Burr De Luxe. klngpIns
. the Michigan MUor Classic
ii only 10 keep from getting
wireless on thc ride 10 Whar APP
pears their second championship
Burr's busters can lose. except the
other teams never get around to
defeating them often
With As games left. De Luxe
meets Ernie Bolle's FIVE at the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-05
DE Luxe May Increase PIN Lead Tonight

2t3 high single by three sick, as
Paul Paqucltc converted me 4-lO
m the Cadillac UAW-CIO
Ann Mdilk made The $40 and
Bella Ziohnski the 70 aS Dorothy
Zoino>ki SCARED 20 SO on % POS
and Marion Springer tumblcd 1917
lS7-lG3 for ji7 ln lhc Garfield
L1d,c, g.. harold Pclot's go and
hFaifrr OirSZi,0wIrZS t55 tca-
Urcd as Lcnik'S seized FIRST place
H the a lcona Junior when Wan
son Five went down three 90 Pure
Food
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-05
4 GOOD PLACE 10 BOWL

4 bUUU FLAGE ~ bUNL-
rHE RIVERSIDE
u2s Isnsfar a. Oqugan NJ F76
ALTOONA REC. ., 's s,... s'oT'eA' a' q,
0PTg BOWLING TO-DAY eFFOH 40 a N
JAIL pm Ssfufdsr.. suodsys UrH
BEACON REC. y'1 h'ls,, AZ y. w. s 5ass
GpFA- eBrtfh6 F6BAr- tsftL Gas r "
Qptswu, ior no0is0 AID Afternoon tssgufs
BOWL O.OpOME (, .,,. or7fa 80. 10 s.s s,s
Open Bowling 81 All Times
rInuIIr il EASr CONGRESS
VHOllANU ~ hisls tahiss a. 'lt
ORR BOWLING TO-DAY uNTlt Ast
arTrR 1870 pN A. DAY SAT. AND sun
CENTENNIAL ~. ' ..gt .sA'' S... Agf Ono.
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~ ys' Oyr etaoriiul Cocktail to1oos ID. Lsrs'
CHEkE. TR0RBLY 90 g. ' Sl.s
tsrfR sso.HsEDtrAP TOURsAHEsrl
fErFY BLANKS seoh asAltABtf
GhtSi LAMB n AllfYs 40 t2es
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DETROIT RECREATION 5aets7 q So $50
Open Bowling a. Att Iiresi
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apEh Bo~tihG TO-DAY Noo| LHTrL ~
All oAY SAT Fohfs SUNDAYS
cptun rruTpu tu FERRY PARK
g0ANU OENl0hL ~ $500
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Geslset rn''ssrfs'rt &c. 40 srs'ieaf
GPANDWAY RE 5ss ostsg s''tf
SCR Band ss@ An,,, nns- Er-lr-s Ss'ufts,'
40 surcs,f e'sut'l' Coo''a1 toures
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bnEpI LAMB ~ rooo-are HA sses
op.- Bo~n-e-4c tn',s ir Ro.-u"m M
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cs,n r.try Day UruH aldmgri Ma slsf
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You Are Always Welcome Herel
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Cocktail Lourss ~UrraJ glt2
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-05
MAY BREAK TIE

The tie between Murdoch and
Sackman'S may be broken IN the
formers favor unless PepSl-COla
rises to the OCCASION and surprises
.~rrtrranS 5C1tcTCs, Palmer Park
Recreation The latter is better
jhan the standings indicate. Every
now and then Art Watson $ club
drives nail INTO some team and
Sackman's cant afford 10 coast.
..Thcrman Gibson JOINS Sack
mans tonight after a spell with
5. a : He has been replaced by
Phil Bauman. who can SUI mako
lhem SIT up and take nohCe Blll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-05

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered To your door from your
Detroit Times carripr-saleSman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-05

NOTTINGHAM 80 s5sl as rA5Fts g ,'.r
OpLH BoW lisC SATURDAY hsD SUNDAY
hCOs DsTtl CLOSING BAR ADJOINING.
OLYMPIC REC "1 ~. 80 AZ 60 s.stF
i- Auos As4 ard Nossrr Psfrssfilsr 0Bsn
Bo~Hra AL DAY Saturday aod saaoasi
pIIIrr ORR SOS GRArior AytHut
FAlAGt htG, rL-a.as . Alls,,--Ao po.t.
0rs1 Bo.irr TODAY Uru Gas g NJ after
. DO Billiard, Festatfant Coettsh Laures
pHnFR PARK @eslcAoLS 40 R',-e -,a.
a. Eruos-,cs hns,, Bar ard GRIN ope0 Bo~i.
irs 70 o. 9 n" After % 90 Fr'' par'i-e
Pillar Ppc Iiss2 & ~. hyf.
oosp so.nre All DAY saturday. sne surda,'
SON 20 n o. Wtesdn' Unit
.plAYDUN @'7 los GAHPAy ~ ''''
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
ownrpG DIR s37 GRAND RIVER avg.
nlflCnA nCG' NO 1867 str Cooled
os.a Be-Dae TODAY Ftew " se-e Unl'
. u-Ala-A itsErIR n Att oAp sHt--sur-
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SOUTHEASTERN ST le4s .2s = er sr,.
opEA BOWLING TO-DAY UEril
tEt ErTER SAT- sun AL DAY
cop ucHritc 'ss SpPlHGstttS ava
hOUtLL0 no Aues, 40 .2-8f,3
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rN Claurc wsfsoa'' Tu after Do
crlrr rIlp 5000 WOODWARD 70 s-ss4g
SIAIt tAif A., state fs,r Ground,
40 Au,,, Co.. optr Bost,rg Mo- Through ~.
a. $50 PR frss irstruc'.on' h't'rrao7'.
TWENTIETH CENTURY 1 - .,,,,.' $500 81 a.!
O6s- Alto, TODAY Ua'f 60 3 N srd After
U All Os So 40 Sur pi'rr ~ Piro0l
VICTORY - y A ,lli ,' o -. s',.S!
OPEN BOWLING rODAY uNrtL N.
AL DAY SATURDAYS ANO SUNDAYS
WASHINGTON BOWL 80 a6 s'sS.i U.s. o.
per so~nrs TODAY FROM 10 A. n 20 $50
Pm sro kt'sr 20 All DAY Sat. Sur CT 500
WLYEe'S SCH00l s,so. .', q, 60 d Fiy'r
private Lesson Afternoon WAYNE SphutD.
iNG ir,'roJfor Deer Boeiirs fit C.o''og
ureT nrrpnlr si44 Observation-Disclosures
NE0 UEIhUlk wyOntNG CO Clz1
OPEN BOWLING TODAY USTiL
CLOSING All Day SATURDAY, s0e SUNDAYS.
lUIlpuc elvnc 4ooo 7loo GRArlo1
Onto Ho~iog TODAV Until p After Co.
Cos'si Looro, Orgao Nuat Ftt.iitei FOOD
CONSULT E4IS DIRECTORY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-05

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-05
EXPERT SERVICE DIRECTORY
AND BUYERS GUIDE
PLASTERISG

PLASTERISG
Al PLASTERlSG Iatnme ceilings
arches repairing .arge. small reason.
axle Temple l-23ss,
81" metaa. no mess an. thing 30 p.as-
PLAsTERING repairing alterations no
JON 'gr small, iarEc Telephone Town
send s-469s
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ms arches, large CO.. small Jobs Madi.
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rLAsTERiNG repairing no jon TO argf
GU too small Townsend 3-sl75
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sundays N0eHpu4 t,t222
ALL sewers. sinks Grams and stpjl
tanks cleaned electrically ressoraoIs
work gIarinteed Tyler 7-7gss
ALI TYPES. p.umh.os. heating ustaHa.
t1rs repair WORK, guaranteed free
estimates TvinbrooE i-Isl6
PIT MBING AND HEATING
so DIGGING 80 Ness. sewers Drains
cleaned electric machine. Finest equip-
msut Oregon 244s
SEWERS. drains cleaned; no mess tdon' {
digl guar. DAY might ca. ui56.
RADIO SERNICL
Al RADIO SERVICE
We repair ai makes ~ ra1i.s ard electric
pr nncraphs Guaranteed work iU1Il
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CALL yIDfwsol 1858 Your rac,o ser,.
iced and guaranteed 20 your nome Calls
81. 90 West Side only
LFRlGIRATuR SERVICE
A.l ALL MAKES SERV1CED - Parts.
ln.r guaranteed. Prompt service TO
s-47f5.
kELVIShTOH I,r ard r--vetssI coolers
ia years experience. East Side ort
Lcr.N s2l-
REPAIRING WASHERS
Al .REPAlRiNG- . yrs experience all
makes guar snyder Service. TO s.3752
ROOFING AID SIDING
AMERICAN expert Workmen VIII cover
fuur 2fV2BXs home with Ford V-Neer
'I. s.tins toy on} tiF 4 2o-fear roof.
$50 Sassy tsrias Nsut io1s fu process
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IMMEDIATE SERVICE. Irsu.ated On
siding rtsrona-- CsIrfrfer repairs HU.
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TAILOR MADE Roofing Jobs rv rlot
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SDING INSULATED
SIDING INSULATED estimate GH-
esp.s Back il7-p CIaveriae no $500
TOOLS AND DTS
y MACHINE SHOP loaa Yoe'
Nayrr AIRCRAFT par's pear rn ISIS
NNCIIN AID WN>utR 'RIF,NIRI>G
Al VACUUM washing mao hrs service.
t geas.usb.t. prompt 1876 Macs TJNcd
ALL MAKES vacuum cleaners tepa.-c4.
called Tor ard delivered free estimates