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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Personals A
THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT clothes
tha' come from Koleky Cleaners: they
always look better. Phone 03l today.
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As

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Of Erin School. Call Roseville l42S-J
after Monday evening or bring to South
Macomb News office.
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hole. Approved Brokers
Above First National Bank Bldg.
Phone Mt. Clemens loll
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Better Values
1889 PACKARD 9 cylinder 3 Dr..
trg. sedan; heater. radio, good con-.
dition: low mileage. Looks and
runs like new.
1850 DODGE business coupe; reoSos
heater. good tires: low mileage.
very clean: above average conda.
ioso DE SOTO Z DR.. trs. ssdan:
radio. heater, defrcstsr; sxcensnt
condition. good tires; . real buy.
MANY other good used cars -
choose from. Low down payment.
easy terms. Your car taken IN
trade.
POWELL & SCHWARTZ
oIDsMoBILE packard :.
South 0ratiot 1t the Bridge
Phone Mt. Clemens 3s3 oe 600
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Lake and River Frontage rs
NY SpECIALTY II lake and river front
age: also an year around and summer
waterfront homes. Buy now at bof-
gain prices. Stan Barron, 10 Conssr
Bay near Denmark Hotel. Tel. NJ.
Clemens 33o7-W-l.
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ROOM AND BoARo

SINGLE ROOM-For gentleman In good
location. Close TO downtown. Cau At
II Madison Ave.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09

extra dividend of 10 cents and a
dividend OF Is cents on common,
both payable July 80, TO stock of
record July 16. Previous payment
was 10 cents on April %.
Champion Paper and Fibre Com
lpany declared a dividend of 25
lcenS5 -eemmon.-payabtcSSnp.
TENDER 10, TO stock of record Au-
tgust 30. Previous payment was
the same amount on June 80.
Atlas Tack Corporation declared
a dividend of Is cents. payable
July p TO stock of record July
10. The same amount was paid
March Is.
American Cities Power and
Light Corporation declared a regu-
lar quarterly dividend of one
ttf11rty=Sec0nd OF q Snare OF Class e
stock on convertible Class A stock
loptonal dividend series. payable
August | to stock of record july
II. Class A holders have an option
of receiving IS cents in cash in
lieu of the dividend in Glass b
stock, provided written notice is
received by the corporation on or
before July 81.
Congoleum- Marin. Inc, declared
a regular quarterly dividend of %
cents, payable September ID TO
stock OF record September ,.
Proctor a. Gamble Co. declared
regular quarterly dividend of so
cents on common, payable August
ID to stock of record July %.
Tung-SoI Lamp Works, Inc. de-
lclared regular quarterly dividend
of 20 cents on preference, pay
able August ] to stock Of record
July Is.
Puget Sound Pulp and Timber
Company declared a regular quar-
terly dividend of 30 cents on COM
mon. payable July 26 to stock Of
record July H.
Warner a Swascy Company de-
Igalf a Il =. 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
6. f. Bookings
Up JASPER Cent

SCHENECTADY. July q New
business booked by the General
Electric Company in The first halt
of 1871 exceeded the total for any
previous full year, with the eXcep-
ton of 1910. Bookings in the first
six months OF the year were SOIL
$4,000. Of which roughly 40 pei
cent was for known defense items.
The total was 10 per cent
greater than the S212, $4,000 in
the first half of 1910. The part OF
the total attributable to the de-
Tense program was probably larger
because of the need by companies
with defense contracts OF some
G.. +. peace time products. such
as motors and other equipment.
Even with elimination of detenS,
business for the first half year.
bookings were at a much higher
rate than the company ever eX-
perienced prior to the defense
program.
Six months bookings without
known defense items amounted 10
S305, $4,000. compared with SlSS,-
6J3.b 0a tff1p-tIrSt-t Iatf-nt-ta1u-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
Hard Coal Price
To Be Advanced

NEW YORK, July 9.-Leadine
producers of anthracite announced
that prices OF prepared sizes oil
coal-broken. egg, stove, chestnut
and pea-will be advanced ID cents
a ton on August Is and an add
tional Is cents a ton September ID
The increase will raise anthracite
August Is to $3.50 a ton and on
September Is, when the Winter
price schedules go into effect, &c
$6.75 q ton.
The latter price is so cents
above prices prevailing last Win
ter. the increases having been
necessitated by augmented costs
resulting from wage increases and
higher costs for materials and sup
plies.
At present and until July Is
prices for prepared sizes are quotec
at S6.35 ton. On July Is a 10
cent ton increase to S6.45 be
comes effective. Producers ordi
narily make public the entir,
Summer price schedule al the be
ginning of the Summer season. bu
this year, until today, had declined
to 20 beyond July Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
Phi|(o Receives
Big u. 5. Order

NEW YORK. July e.-Philco
Corporation has received orders
for approximately S1,300,000 of
special communications equipment
from the United States Govern
ment during the past 10 days, ac-
cording to James T. Buckley, pres
ident.
Among the important contracts
just awarded Philco is one for the
manufacture Of radio frequency
measuring equipment and another
for q considerable number of spe-
cially-designed radio receivers for
use in tanks. The order for tank
receivers supplements a previous
contract awarded Philco last No
vember. on which the company has
practically completed deliveries.
Philco had also been awarded
an important contract calling for
the manufacture of several thou.
sand high frequency radio receiv.
ers for aircraft use as well as
mountings, sets of tubes, and spare
parts for this equipment.
In addition. the Philco research
laboratories are engaged in special
defense research work in connec-
ton with the national defense pro-
gram.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
BIRTHS

Alberta Foster, 1891 Cherrylawn.
Virginia Funkey, 522o Mound road. Wash
Diane Gentle. 1926 Nottingham.
Helen Garrard. 1915 Vinewood.
Isabel Grossman. 1854 Calvert.
Eva Gold. $3.50 Elmhurst.
Dorothy Glover. 1885 w. Grand boulevard
Josephine Gardocki 543e McDougall
Mary Goring, 1884 Poe.
Genevieve Gallagher. 100 Connecticut
Highland Park.
Hllda Hurley 4s4i w. Lafayette
Margaret Huff. 4157 Lakeview.
Anna Holscher. 1272 Meadowbrook
Marie Haboush. 1902 Yosemite.
Helen Healy, 1880 Fairway drive.
Beatrice Hubbell. 1920 French road.
iiilia Jacks l2eSg Wade
Helen Judson. l1O25 Ingram, Rosedal'
Patricia Johnson. 1862 Lilac.
Adele Krajewski, $685. American.
Chasta Kristen. s677 Quincy.
Iva Kew, 1880 Allendale.
Dorothy Kennedy, 1903 Harvard
Lorraine Korobkin.s 1880 Gladstone Owins)
Sva Kew, 1880 Allendale
Evelyn Hogan. 3037 Monterey.
Lillian Laitur. 170l Glvnn court
Mildred LeBou, 1850 W. Chicago.
Edna LaBraneha, l0439 Mack.
Elizabeth LePage, 22l4o W. McNichol'
road.
Betty LIGHTER. 1892 Sorrento.
Frances Monical, 4055 Beniteau
Margaret Muskan. 54s4 Reissman.
Adrianna Miller, 1890 Robins
Charlotte Miller. 3421 Chicago boulevard
Leota Mays. s0is South.
Lorraine Mineo 6243 Mitchell.
Violet Maurer S02i Prairie
Charlotte MeSmer, 104s Yorkshire Crosse
lPonte.
Esther Macdonald. 1901 shadyside
Pennington.
Helen Mcclellan, 545 Lochaven road, Pom.
tiac
Hazel Mcnamara. i6s47 Wark
Kathleen McHale, 1929 Churchill
Hilda Niewoit. 29Os Lenox
Annette Nelson. 1887 Glendale Rosevlne
Helen Novak, 1858 f. Kirby
Jewel Orlikowski, 1880 Indians.
Ruth Passareili. ei6l Audubon.
Edna Pow.r. 16ses llene.
Mildred Pruitt 3s40 Montclair
Isabel Pingel, 1900 Bedford road.
Ruth Plew. $50 West Hancock
Marcella Polite. 1852 Anglene
Waleria Pieczara, 1884 Mitchell
Mary Paquette. 1891 Hampshire.
Anna Powell, 1885 Madison
Shirley Robinson, -22ee Tyler---.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09

Tung-Sol Lamp Works, Inc. de-
clared a regular quarterly dividend
of 20 cents on preference, pay
able August 10 stock IF record
July Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

NafiiaHe licenses applied for.
AVN j Overberger. % Grace Maufer IS
writer baumgattner 81: Mildred Cameron.
George p. Newlove IS; Dor. N. Smith.
Robert sieloff 20 Roberta X. Morris.
DAVID Perry % Myrtle " Allen. o.
Ernest Towslev 81: Mary Mrscua So.
FRANK BCndch. y; Anne Sipecki u
irwin J.. teyniger. % Ada J. Pneiger. ~
Leonafd y ParzynskLsF1i. Aurela popo.
Howard Beatty. go+fmogene IIarin Is
Edward } GYrWRosd. y: Dclphine pazke.
Michael Fecelem 81 Anna smiegowsk %
Joseph lsc@as Es's 'tUth sherman 20 -
Glen McWl'iams. q. Mildred Ashworth
chester s Rarus, -; Lillian wozniak. "a
limo Germ ~ Daisy Fuippi "A
anthony Bclogna, q Virginia Vetarbo 20
William g. Thompson - iune pierson %
George Seaman, %. Caroline 2iegier 81
Ellsworth Fowler. p. Rose Najda ~
edward Nied7wiecki y Helen Catka %
John +. Oesehger %, Eleanor d. Hewitt
70
Eluyn u Risscn,hal. 25 Esther NJ. Man
tieffci %
Carl Kle'nsteuher. ~. Helen Miller. %.
Joseph csllehqut 80. Helen Galat. q
Walter Keteihut 'f Er'fa 1aas. 20.
Milton Ajhec. %. Adelaide Nurton %
Edward furczak. %. Jane Zieltrsk ~
William j. Fundafo. %. Irene kafpinski
10
Aiexander cuiuka. 20: Csssie wuick. IS
Fr1nk c Ballnick. cs celia paWiowski
Mitchell Thoruickl, %; Rita s,clnskl. 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
List Pdperboard
Output Rise

WASHINGTON. July e.-Pro-
duction of psperboard in the
United States in May amounted
TO 526, 2S6 tons. compared with
499. $50 in April and 470244 in
May. 1910, according TO the De.
partment of Commerce. Output
in the first five months was 1885.
372 tons, against 2.l25.597 in the
like period last year, the depart.
ment reports.
New orders received during the
month amounted 10 572.522 tons
resulting IN rise OF untitled
orders TO 370.151 tons az the END
of May. This was the fifth con.
secutive rise in untitled orders
and put them far above any previ-
Gus figure. The rush of buying in
September. 1899. put untitled or.
ders up TO 200. 467 tons at the end
Of that month. while the high
point reached in the ~. r. A. buy.
Ing squirt in 1888 was only 144.307
tons at the end OF June in that
year.
May production this year was
reported as 1874 per cent of ca
pacity. while the five months out
put was at 81 per cent OF
capacity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
'IO-Year
Suit Lost
BY Bank

CINCINNATI O.. July g. End
inc the longest court case in Gin
cinnati's history. United States
District Judge Robert r. Nevin
today had awarded Henry l.. Do
herty e. Co. of New York a judg-
ment of S526.645 from the
Fifth-Thrd Union Trust Com
pany.
The award includes S49S .36i rs
general claim against the Cos
mopoltan Bank and Trust Com
pany. of which the Fifth-Thlrd IS
successor interest ==
The suit was filed by the late
Henry l.. Doherty. utilities mag
nate, against two banks in 1882.
The action grew out of tranSac-
tioaS between Doherty's Cincinnati
branch of Cities Service and the
Cosmopolitan Bank between 1923
and 1880 Cosmopolitan SuS-
pended business in 1880 and sold
it, assets 10 the Fifth-Third.
Judge Nevin held that the Cos
mopolitan Bank acted wrong
fully and in conspiracy in carrying
out a plan 10 defraud Doherty.
A counter claim by Cosmopolitan
was dismissed The defendants
were ordered 10 pay the cost of
the proceedings.
Approximately $1,000 docu-
ments were entered in the pro-
ceedings in the decade-long battle,
and the case record contains
10000 pages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
Major Air Lines
Smash Records

NEW YORK. July 9-For the
second consecutive month the do.
nestle air transportation system
of the United States during juno
enjoyed a banner month in pasScn-
ger traffic. cclipsing all previous
records. With the seasonal peak
of travel still at least two or three
months away, indications are that
the air lines are already on their
way to another new record this
month, aided by the heavy volume
handled over the extended July 4
weekend holiday.
Four of the major air lines had
the busiest month in June since
they began operations. a fifth,
which normally anticipates a sea-
Sonal decline in traffic, encoun-
tered a smaller decline than usual
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
Champion Paper and Fibre Com

pany declared dividend of Is
cenSs -eemmon.-payahtGSS
tember 10, to stock of record Au-
gust 30. Previous payment was
the same amount on June 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
INSTRUMENTATION
VENDING SERVICE
WALLS And WINDOWS CLEANED
w.sUING MACHINE sERyICr
WASTE PAPER. RAGS. METAL
WELDING EQUIPMENT, sUPPLIEs

NORTHERN WASTE, Townsend s-37ss.
Top prices, free pickup service. FACTORY
salvage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Harvey c. co~sl. -; Margaret Jaekmsn
Is
Albert Marcus Jr.. rs; Dorothy Lahmann
%
William J. Smith. rs: Dorothy Tyler. p.
clifford Olson, 20: Joyce Armey 20.
Harold L. Greenwald, rs; Anita Juergen
meyer, 20.
Gwyn Clark. %: Virginia r. spicer. 81
David Gutman. 81; Margaret Borison. %.
Frank Bachusz, 10; Stella Spooner, is.
Walter TomaSzewski. 81, Edith Quito. rs
Edward Osewicz, "a Doris Przybysz. -
Earl Il. sHope. as Margaret M. Huver, IS
Edward A. Michalak. 81; Sophie Woryn, "a
Joseph Horvat, 35 Thelma Kane, 81.
George Marson. So; Iva Bracy. 40
Lamon Fisher. IS: Willie Mae Dowdle, %
Clarence r. Mooney. al Donna Kyle. 20.
Emmett Horton, ~. Elizabeth Mcqueen. 20
Willie ID. Goolsby, "a; Ruth Dyson. ~.
Edward Curry, 50: Ruth Dietrich. 81.
Dale n. Harvey IS June Thomas. Is.
Ross I-essnau. IS. Eleanor Murphy %.
Leon Bacon Jr. 81; Thelma Abney. 10.
Leon Alexander Harris. "a; Sereths Harper
%
RAYMOND r. wsnika, 26 Thelma N
COuRhltn ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
BIRTHS

Florence Porter. eS27 Kinmors. Gsrder
\ City.
Edna Robertson. 9l32 MrClellan.
Mary Ries. 4203 Hamilton.
Irene Steinwand. 1T343 Stoepely-
Helen Splitter. 666 West Willis.
Estelle Serement, 3014 Evalinc, Hamtrsmck
Claire Sheehan, 1876 Mansfield.
Esther stillman. 3267 Fullerton.
Katherine selman 1881 Pennington.
Marion Schwartz, 2s272 Sunset boulevard.
Lathrup Township.
Naomi Searcy. 456 Frederick.
Janaima stoneburgh, iiO2 shipherd.
Dorothy sriro. 1887 Cortland:
lGertrude Stott, s5SS Prest.
Ara shaw 239s Twenty-fourth.
Johanna Schlicht 1924 Wade.
Jessie skonieczny 23i7 Florian, Ham
\ tramck.
Wilma Scott. sos Florence. Highland Park
Adele Storey. $3.50 Bellevue.
Mary Tarleton. 2045 Clarkdale.
Inez Taylor, 1871 Dequindre, HAmtramck
Minnie Perrlest. eot Emerson.
Yoianda WITH, SSH Bingham, Dearborn.
Virginia Wiezbicki 1855 Mansfield
Genevieve Wozny. 59O7 Central
Ethel Wandruff 2462 West Euclid.
Charlette White, s25 IrQquois.
\ Della Wolfe, 1928 Westbrook.
Esther wasiel, 5e49 Befvidere.
Thurza wolvIn. 1888 South Deacon.
Rose Watson, 1908 Harding.
Pointe
Laura Waddle. ia South Rosevere. Dear.
born.
Ella Williams. 1441 Mitchell Hamtramek
Hadassa Wagman. 1905 Grand.
Marion Yettaw,, 1859 Montville
Eugenia zalynsky. l5095 Greenfield
Elizabeth Zahn, 376 Eastlawn.
GIRLS
Girls were born to.
Nina Adams, 1880 ClOYerlawna
airline Angerilli, 1909 Ardmore
Pearl Aaron, 3044 Monterey.
Grace Baker, 1924 w. Hancock Uwinsl.
irma Bohn, 6s42 Abingdon.
Mabel Balm. 131 w. Euclid.
Margaret Burk, 1891 Ferdinand
Beatrice Birch. 1850 Pin-hurst
Pauline BONNER. 1904 Buckingham.
Annette Bilbrey. 5066 Holcomh.
Elizabeth Banchero. 1879 Fairfield.
Helen Bishop, 1861 Irvington.
Mary Bragiel 1875 Fteer.
Pauline Battin, 1883 Martindaie.
Margaret Buchanan. si2 Solyay.
Marjorie Baldwin, 2s420 Panama Warren,
taeaHeF-e ttpPen.-tass Bnena Vista.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
OK Broadening
OF u. ). Rubber
Operations

JERSEY CITY, July Stock
holders Of the United States Rub
Der Company al special meeting
approved the proposal 10 amend
Article III of the certificate of or
ganization granting the manage
ment additional powers in the
scope of the company's business tc
enable il 10 participate more
widely In the defense program.
No explanation was given at the
meeting a. 10 the proposed broad
ening of operations which the
company sought authorization TO
engage in. but il is understood
negotiations between the govern
ment and the company for opera
ton of a small arms nnunition
plant are nearing completion.
There is some expectation that
final details will be arranged IN
Washington within the next week
or 10 DAYS. IL Is believed the
project involves plant 10 be
erected in the Middle West by the
government at an estimated cost
OF around S30.000,000. for opera
ton by United States Rubber,
At the meeting. stockholders
were told by F. B. Davis Jr., presi-
dent. that the company seems TO
have our quota of problems.
However" he said. there II
plenty of business and the COM
pany Is very busy In all depart
ments. The rubber we would
Ike 10 use isn't quite all avail
able, but we are making some
progress In stretching our sup
ply"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
BIRTHS

nereiee Castor. 352s Military.
Rose Carpinelli. 1852 Russell.
Ardena Collins, 1910 Alfred.
Leona CLARK, 1876 Phlrp.
Freda Curtis. 1873 f. Montcalm.
rhelma Cartwright e637 Russell.
Maxine cheethan, 22s2s Arlington, Dear
horn.
June cohen. 3345 Richton.
oteen Coalson, 2fi0 Albany, Ferndsle.
Doris coe, 2ssis Orchard Lake road. Far
Beatrice Diamond. 1882 Leisure.
virgie Dessussure. 1898 Beaver (twins).
Florence Davies. 1880 Chicago
Dorothy delGaudio, 1884 Duck Lake road,
Milford
Enid Elstone. 1873 otsego.
Celia Edwards, 1905 Chalfonte.
Marie Encelewski, SLAB Leander. .
Ellen Feathers 4s9 Ledyard.
Ida Fourier, 1921 HIlgeT.
Bertha Crosse. sSSs Nottingham.
Bertha Gizinski. 5466 Conner.
Dorothea Garyin, 1880 Avondals.
Ruth Graham. 1891 Woodstock.
Maude Greenbury. t4hf5 Brwood.
Fern Grenier 1920 Sussex.
Dorothy Genette, 5O1s hocomb.
Edna Gloede, 1921 Maiden.
ottley Grigowski, 1892 wakenden. Red
Nellie Gilmore, 2iie Roslyn road. Crosse
Fointe
Mary Girk. 232oI Helen, BEDFORD Township.
Mary Gallo. 3727 Grande.
Hanna HsrTick, 563 Marston.
Hazel Herbert. 1851 West Grand avenue.
Doris Harbaugh. ii7li East Vernon.
GeneVleVe hughes, l4O4l Mark Twain.
Jean Healy 1896 Dickerson.
Irene Isaac. 1880 Broadstreet.
Dorothy Jameson. 5SOs Harvey.
Margaret Jameson 57ss Brooklyn.
Dorothy Janiga. 1888 Log Cabin.
Pearl Kroetsch. 1877 Alma.
Veronica KosS. $3.50 Twenty eighth.
Eileen Killing $40 Charlotte.
Phyllis -kerKner. 2504 West Chicago houis--
ward
Margaret Kowalski. 1888 Hawthorne.
Crosse Ponte
Helen Kennedy. 1906 Butternut.
Rebecca Kass 2695 Monterey
Helen Katranis. 1853 Waterloo
Dorothy Leighton. f24Oi stringham court.
Dorothy LEM, 1894 Lakepoint.
Ann Lentne. 2syg Sheridan.
Estelle La2os. 1878 Beniteau
Marie LaCharite 1881 Lakeview.
virginia Laposhon. 10000 Dequindre road,
Hazel Park
Mary Lademan, MI Clemens.
Rose Lynch. 643i Clifton.
fhenisrin- Marcangeio. 1851 Anderdon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09

Proctor d. Gamble Go. declared
a regular quarterly dividend of so
cents on common. payable August
ID to stock of record July %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
BIRTHS
RClYs

Boys were born 10;
Clara Burke. 2440 Ford
Hazel Belanger, 22O0p Ulster.
Florence Boyce is5 Phillip.
Ruth Biederman. 3341 Monterey.
Ruth Brown. 1908 North Junction.
Bethany Bossart, 52ii Marlborough.
Margaret Baltz, 1921 Santa Barbars
drive.
Esther Rarrish. 2O7a W. Philadelphia.
Helen Bakowski. i51O Thirty-third.
Anna Bryan, PISS Sahna, Dearborn.
Itma Beadles, 1887 r. Granet. Haze
Park.
Sally Chestnpt., 12oso Broadstreet.
Hazel Cassata. 22l6 Woodmere.
Shirley Crockett. Route 2. Box ll9. Wayne.
Ruth Clare, 5743 Wabash.
Catherine CZerwinski. 325t Military.
Maxine Camalleri, 2iis Harrison.
Dora Gordon 66i Continental
lmogene Coutts, coz LaPrairie boulevard
Ferndale.
Stella Demanski, 1891 Bradford
Sophie Dmochowski. 5l20 Thirty-ihird.
Mary DeMercurio. 1884 Gray.
.Clarabelle Daniels, 1897 Elgin.
Violet DiLaura 10622 Whitehill
Audrey Engelhsrd. 4S3I lroquois.
Adj Endriss, 5000 Grubner
MARY EXensen,-AA32- Marlborough
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09

WELDING EQUIPMENT, SUPPLIES
PELToN- KURTZ SUPPLY Company, 1905
Fast .Larned Repfir service. Fitzroy
WINDOW sHADEs--NENETIAN BLINDS
NATIONAL "MObas' shades custom
Venitian blinds: cleaning, repairing, re-
paigting Tyler i-504i-
ALL wAsTEPAPER AND SCRAPS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
Crude Oil Output Declines

NEW YORK, July 9. Domesti,
crude oil production in the weel
ended July > is estimated by tho
Oh and Gas Journal AT 36iS. 72C
barrels daily a decrease of 211 .55C
daily from the preceding week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
u. s. Chart

Detroit and vicinity: Partly cloudy and
some~hta warmer today. Thursday scat
tered showers gentle variable winds
r0wtF michigan. Parity cloudy and some
what warmer today; Thursday scattered
showers and cooler in northwest.
Upper Michigan: Partly cloudy and some
what warmer with scattered showers w west
today. Thursday scattered showers and
cooler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
Dividends

Fairchild Aviation Corporation
declared a dividend of 80 cents,
.paybale August s. TO stock of rec
ord July %. Payments in 1910
were % cents each on August 9
and December 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-09
~ Syoex .Se44zcp DEzeczdzY
-A- -AND BUYERS GUIDE
POLIIRl tEEns
PLUMBING CONTRACTS WANTED

WARREN COOPERATIVE Company =,
General farm supplies. coal fuel. Chicago
Road On. g. X. RI