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Evening star., 1941-10-10
u. ). Steel DiscIoses
Record Tonnage
For September
9 Months Shipments
Also at New High
Mark for Period
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Oct. 10. - United
States Steel Corp. announced today
that its subsidiaries had established
the highest net tonnage shipments
for September and for nine months
in its history.
September, 194l, shipments we're
! ,664 227 net tons as compared with
August shipments of 1853 ,665 tons,
a decrease of SO ,438 net tons. but an
increase Of 271, ,389 tons over the
September, 1910, figure Of 1.392.533
net tons.
For 1941 to date shipments we're
1917 436 tons as compared with 10
433,727 tons for the same period in
1910 an increase of 4 ,703 .709 tons.
The next highest September on
record was in 1920. when a total Of
l,42l625 tons were shipped The
previous highest nine months on rec
ord were in 1929. when 13450,293
tons were shipped.
Aircraft Deliveries Soar.
Consolidated Aircraft Corp. re-
ported today that its deliveries dur
ing the first eight months of this
year were nearly six times the total
volume for all of 1910. The COM
panY's backlog of untitled orders as
Of August 81 was S755.867 1893
The company and its subsidiaries
showed net profit for the first eight
months of S36ll.0l5. equal to s5.75
share on common stock. Provision
for Federal income and excess profits
I tax in the period was S6.404.521:
total 1910 Consolidated net income
/ was 1882 394. equal TO $3.50 a COM
3 mon share.
United Corp. Net LagS.
United Corp. investment company
I holding considerable utility secur-
tiles. reported net income for the
/ September quarter Of sl776,092.
/ equal TO II cents a share on the 50
preference stock now in arrears.
! compared with S2117 ABS. or 2 cents
a share on common stock in the
comparable 1910 quarter.
/ Underwood Elliott.
I Underwood Elliott Fisher Co
and consolidated subsidiaries report
ed net profit for the quarter ended
/ September 30 Of s935.0l2. equal 70
Sl28 a common share. compared
with S303339. or AZ cents a share,
in the corresponding period of 1910
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Approximate Sales To-day

100 AM 10000 1900 Noon 220, 600
l 90 PM $50 600 200 PM $4,000
Total 100000
Unit of trading. ten shares.
In bankruptcy or receivership or being
reorganized under Bankruptcy Act. or Sc
curitieS assumed by such companies
Rates Of dividend in the foregooinz table
are annual disbursements based on the last
1uarerly semi-annual declaration On
less otherwise noted special or extra div
idends not included
Ey dividend IT Ex rights. Also extra
or extras d Cash or stock. Paio last
year Payable IN stock Declared or
paid so far this year Accumulated div
idends paid or declared this year.
Evening star., 1941-10-10

and law degree at the University
of Mississippi.
In 1922 he was elected vice presi-
dent and trust officer of the First
National in Montgomery, becoming
president in 1929.
Series E Bond Sales Soar.
Series E Defense savings bond
sales during five months of 1941 are
ll6 per cent ahead of sales in the
corresponding 1910 period of series
D, or baby" bonds, an almost iden-
tical security also intended for small
investors, the Treasury reports.
OF the Sl,504,4l1 900 total Defense
savings bond receipts since last May.
,Nhen the Treasury's voluntary saw
ings program was started, series E
bonds account for SSH .216, ,706, or
80 per cent.
Returns on series E bonds for five
months show continuous increase
over those for series D from May
through September. 1910 In May
the increase was 64 per cent. In
June this rate doubled, going to 1873
per cent in August and to 144 per
cent in September.
Bankers To Elect Officers.
Headed by James Parker Nolan,
chairman Of the Southeastern group
pf the Investment Bankers Associa-
ton, large delegation of Wash
jngton investment dealers started
for Baltimore this afternoon to at
tend the annual meeting of the
group at the Merchants Club.
J. Elliott Irvine of Baltimore was
expected to succeed Mr.. Nolan as
chairman, and L. Clark Brown of
Brown, Goodwin & Olds, this city,
was slated to be the next secretary
treasurer. Y. E. Booker, Washing
ton, was a member of the Nominal
ing Committee. The group has had
very active year.
Today's Exchange Trading.
A tiny sale of Washington Railway
& Electric preferred stock took place
on the Washington Stock Exchange
today at III, against the last previ-
Gus transfer at lisa.
Capital Traction SIS opened with a
$500 transfer at l047s, followed by
q $1,000 sale at l05. The days final
transaction was in Peoples Drug
Stores common which came out at
"a. off "a.
The Board of Governors voted to
close the exchange next Monday
Columbus Day when the New York
Exchange is closed. Washington
rcanks will be open as usual.
Vital statistics on over the counter
dealings in securities are to be gath
cred by the National Association OF
Securities Dealers, Inc, pursuant to
a decision OF the Board of Gov
ernors
George E. Fleming, vice president
and real estate offlcer of the Union
Trust Co.. has returned from q
months vacation, most of which
he spent at an island resort not far
from Eastport, Me.
District bankers reported wide in
terest here in the Treasury offerins
of ,2oo00o,ooo long-term 217 pei
cent bonds Applicants expect tc
set only q small percentage Of wha,
they requested.
Evening star., 1941-10-10

the Georgetown Law School and be-
fore banking was connected with
the Real Estate Title Insurance Co.
as attorney and trust officer for
seven years.
He was elected president of the
trust company in January. 1909
After being at the head OF the in
stitution for more than 25 years,
he was succeeded by Bruce Baird.
MI Hoover is chairman of the
board and director Of the Terminal
Refrigerating & Warehouse Corp,
and on the board of directors of the
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat
Co. He is a member of many clubs,
33d degree Mason and in his
younger days was fine golf player.
Bowman New Division Head.
William Chapman Bowman. recently
elected president of the National
Bank Division of the American
Bankers Association. is president of
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Stock Prices Uneven
After Fading Of
Early Rally
Advances of Fractions
To 81 or More Cut
Before Close
By VICTOR EUBANK.
Associated Press Financial Writer.


NEW YORK, Oct. l0.-The stock
market tried to dig in for a rally
today as Wall Street took a less
pessimistic view of the Russo-Ger-
man situation.
Aioing an early recovery swing
which lost momentum in the later
proceedings was the absence of any
important carryover selling from
Yesterday. Prices at the best were
fractions to a point or more higher
for steels, aircrafts, rails, coppers
and specialties. but many were un-
able to hold the pace. Closing quo
tationS were mixed.
Dealings were approximately 500
900 shares, a considerable drop from
the previous day.
Contributing to better support fol
selected issues was the feeling in
speculative quarters that successive
declines this week which had car
ried prices on average to the lowest
since last July 7 had prepared the
ground for a technical rally.
Despite conflicting claims of Ber-
lin and Moscow it appeared from
todays bulletins that the Russians
still were far from crushed. al.
though admission again was made
their lines had been smashed a
vital points. New tension in thu
foreign situation arose with repOrt
, that Japan was moving toward ;
more severe crisis in her relation
with the United States.
There were a few buoyant spot,
in the share division, rejecting spe.
cial developments. Wright Aero
nautical Jumped about points OF
the announcement of an SO dividend
This compared with 81 dlStribu'
ton last December Curtiss- -Wrigh
was lively performer at highel
levels in response to declaration o
a 81 dividend against the initia
payment of so cents in December.
Junior Rail Bonds Up.
Speculative and medium -priceC
rail issues paced the bond marke
toward the final hour with gains o,
fractions TO around a point.
Larger changes we're marked W
for some rail bonds which came or
the market after being inactive re
Gently.
High-grade corporate issues heI,
/ 10 narrow range
United States Governments. neg
/ lected on the stock exchange. ros,
232 to 4-32 Of a point in over-the
counter dealings, most of the buyinj
interest centering on the new 2la
/ of 1967-1972.
On the upside were Alleghan,
modified IS Of so. Rock Island gen
eral As OF '88. Commercial Mackay
Delaware & Hudson refunding 4s
International Telephone 5s. Mis-
souri, Pacific SIS of IT. Nickel Plat
4i2s, PENNSYLVANIA general 4 i2s o
'65, Pere Marquette IS and Shel
Union 2l2s.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
London Market Steady.

LONDON. OCT. TO CPl.-The stock
market worked lower today because
OF uncertainties as to the Russian
defense and the coming week end,
but managd to close steady at the
earlier levels. Volume was very
light
British funds, home rails and
Kafflrs were steady. Industrials
moved narrowly. South American
rails were slightly lower. Diamond
shares were flrmer. Mexican Eagle
OIL reacted after rejection by two
American oil companies of a pro-
posed settlement with Mexico. Jap
anese bond issues were marked
down.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
New York Cotton
y the Associated Press.

By the Associate Press.
NEW YORK. Oct. I0.-Cotton fJ-
tmes prices moved higher today IS
demand improved. Buying appar-
emily was stimulated by reports Of
strengthening of the spot basis. un-
favorable weather in the South and
delayed crop movement.
Mill and New Orleans interests
and short covering provided bullish
impetus TO the market Profit
taking and hedging curbed the sd-
vance partially. but contracts were
none too plentiful,
Late prices were u to 13 points
higher, December. 1890: March,
IT'S, and July. l74I.
Evening star., 1941-10-10

DlTJIlOdy Y dllIll-
versary, recelV-
ing many hearty
con gratulations.
He is at his desk
a / t h e b a n X
every day and is
enjoying excel
lent health.
A lifelong resi-
dent of Wash
i n g t O n, M +.
Hoover was born
on Oc t o b e = 6,
1864, got his edu-
C tion in the
public schools,
Graduated from
Evening star., 1941-10-10
Brokers' Looms Gain
$1,000, 900 in Week
By the Associated Press

by the Associated Press.
The Federal Reserve Board re-
ported yesterday that loans to
brokers and dealers on securities
held by reporting member banks in
New York City totaled s35600o,000
in the week ended "Wednesday. an
increase of 100000 compared with
the previous week, Loans for the
corresponding week year ago to-
tailed S288.000 900.
Evening star., 1941-10-10

the First Ma
t i o n al Bank, ,
M o n t G o merry,
| Ala. Washing
ton members of
the division eX-
press high re-
gard for his
ability. a
Born in Mon
roe, La, he later
lived in Natchez.
Miss, where he
practiced ! a W
for IA years. He
re c i've d his
A. B. degree at
AEilleope Colloon
Evening star., 1941-10-10

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 10 lP,-Cofton
futures advanced here today on trade buy-
ine. snort covering and wet weather in
the belt. Closing prices were steady
10 lE nnlnrS kleher
Evening star., 1941-10-10

Stocks
tBy Private Wire Direct to The Star.

Alleg Ludl'm 1.50g
Allied Chem (6)
Allied Mills (.75g)
Allied Stores
Allied Strs pf go
Allis-Chalmers 1g
Amalg Lea ther---
Amerada 90
Am Agri Ch Cog
Am Airlines (le)
Am Bank Note.20g
Am Bosch
Am Brake Sh 1.4Og
Am Ca BILE & Radio
Am Can 90
Am Car & Fly (1gl.
Am Car & F pf %
Am Chain LOG
Am Com'l Alcohol
Am Encaustic Til
Am & Form Pwr
Am&F p S6 pf .9nk
A e FP 81 pf 1.05k
Am Hide&L pf f(3)-
Am Home P 2.40
Am International
Am Locomotive
Am Loco pf 5.25k
Am Mach&Fy .74g
Am Mach&Metals
Am Power & Light
AmP&Ls5pf4.375k
AmP&LS6pf5.25k A
Am Radiator .4og
I Am Roll Mill l.05g
tam r NJ pf $50
Am SAT Razor .50g
Am Seating (.50g)
tam Ship Bldg 2g- l
Am SIN & Ref (2g)
Am Sm&Ref pf CD
Am Snuff t3a)
Am Stl Fdry l.25g-
Am Stores (.50g)-
Am Sugar .50g
Am Tel & Tel t9)
Am Tob CO tB)t5)
Am Type Found
Am Niscose zig
Am Viscose pf (51
Am Water Works
Am Wool pf (7k)--
Am Zinc
Am Zinc pr 3.15k
Anaconda (1.50sl-
tAnacond w 1.50g =
Armour tIlD
Arm'r Ill pr 1.50g-
Armstrong c 1.25g
Assoc Dry Goods
tAssoc Inv of (5)- L
Atch T & S F (2g)-
Atch T&SF pf (5)-
All Coas ST Line
Atl Gulf & W Ind
All G&Wl of 2.50g
All Refining tl)
Atlas Corp C.50gl-
Atlas Pow (2.50gl.
Atlas Tack (.30gl-
+Austin n of (A)-.
Aviation Corp----
Baldwin Loco cts
BALTIC & Ohio
Bangor & Arstook.
TBang g&Aroost pf-
Barber Asph Soc
Barnsdall (.45s)--
Bath Iron (.75g)
Bayuk Cigars $50.
Belding Hem 50
Rendix Await (4g)
Beneic Loan 1.2og
Beth Steel 4.50g
Black&Decker t2)-
Blaw-knox t45s1
Bliss & Laugh 75g
tBloomingdale so
Boeing AIrplane
Bohn Alumni 1.50s
Bond Stores(1.60)-
Borden Co (.90g)--
Borg-Warn 1.S0g-
Boston e. Maine
Bridg't t Brass .75g
Briggs Mfg 1.5ng
Brig ss & Stra 2.25g
Bklyn g. Queens
Bklyn I'm Gas
Bruns-Balke 1.5os
Bucyr' s-Erie .65g
Budd Mfg
tBudd Mfg pf Al
Budd Wheel (.45gl
Bulova Watch (2a)
Burling gton NJ .95g-
Burltn NJ pf AIS
Burr's Add NJ .45g
Bush Terminal
tBush T Bldgs of :
Butler Bros (.30g)
Byers "a Nd Co
Calf Packing $50
Gala han Zinc
Calumet&Hec .75g
Campbell w 1.l0g
Canadian Pacific
Case GID Co t3e)-
tease j / Co pf(D.
Caterpillar Tr(2)-
Cslanese (1.50g)
fCelanese prpftD
Celotex Corp (1a).
TCelotex c pf go l.
Central Foundry
4Cent Ill l. pf $50
Cent Nioleta Sugar
Century Rib Mills
Cerro de PaSco 90
Certain-teed Prod
fCertain-teed pf q
Chesa peake c r)-
Ches & Ohio 81
Chi & Ea stn Ill(A)
Chi Great Western
Chi Great W'n pf-
Chi Pneu T1.50g--
Chi r / & P tr)
Chi RIP 7%pfT)
Chicka sh c o %.
Chrysler t4.50gl--
Clark Equip 2.25g-
TClev E III of $50
tClev Ora ph pf (5l.
Climax Molyb 1.20
Cluett Peab'yt2g).
Coca-Cola t2.25g)-
Colgate PIP .50a
Collin s&Aik 2.T5g-
Colo Fuel & | Ga)
fColo & Southn j
+Colo & So 1st pf
Colum BC(A)1.35E
Colum BC(B)1.55g
Columb G&E log
tool GRE pf A go
Comcl Credit o.
Comcl Inv TT 90
Comc'l Solv .25g
Com with Ed l.S0 =.
Comwlth & SCUM
Comwl & So Of CD
Congoleum t1)
Consol Aircraft 4g
Consol Copper .50g
Consol Eds 1.40g-
ConsoI Ed of t5)--
Consol Oil (.5o)--
Consolidat' N Coal
Containsr (.75gD--
Cont Baking--
Cont Bak of o.
Cont Can (1.50g)-
Cont Diamond(1
Cent? lnsur l.60A-.
Cont Motor
Tnnt1 nf1 TSol
Evening star., 1941-10-10
New York Bar Silver

NEW YORK. Oct. 10 jF.-Bar
silver, 3424; unchanged.
Evening star., 1941-10-10
COtlOnseed Oil.
New Orleans Prices

BIachabIe cottonseed oil tuturet closed
81 lower Sales, "a contracts October,
I3iob; December. I3.3lb. January. 1882;
March, l3-31-3S, May, 1889.
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Miscellaneous for Sale

= RoIL-AWAY BEDS. IS IS; grass seed.
DC 10. Dawson Unclaimed Freight stores,
1kSs7 Lfvernols, 2T3e =. Dawson. 1884
brand River. lt4t0 MACK.
USED teais-lGres and small. va tents.
umurv1fH Hud JaquaN bunfslo tents 81
>cw prices. Detroit Canvas Manufacturer
hes East jefferson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

NEW ard used electric motors, sales Al
service Complete motor rewinding. r
pairing service. Pifer Electric, Lincoln
Milwaukee Madison 4545.
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Children to Board
Building Propositions

L. X. SOVEL--General building: no altera-
tions; estimates. 1854 fireman. ORE
CON 1899.
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ArcnRnfnNS
ApyERrIsiNG DISPLAYS

fos1NoyA ACCoRDIoNs 80 New. used
repairing. sales; reasonable. 3Jis Gratot
y1tzroy 62S3.
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xzsoezk .SehGcp DEzeczdM
BUYERS GUIDE
lawns AND GARDENS

Al BLACK DIRT SI25 LOAD LOTS.
Excellent workmanship guaranteed. Plaza
1900.
ATTRACTIVE lsndsuaplng, shrubs peren-
mails rose bushes cabbage plants. etc.
Atlantic O2i3
BLACK DIRT. Sl.25. load lots. Telephone
evenings. Prompt service. Dearborn
OO14-J.
BLACK DIRT-Load 81. so yard. single
yard. 81. Telephone LenoX l54s.
BLACK DIRT--Grading, sodding, seeding.
Workmanship guaranteed. CAN Hogarth
2sS1
COMPLETE landscsping service. black
dirt, grass. sodding, grading, fertilizer.
Townsend 6-O6ls.
EIGHTY acres Kentucky blue, red top
timothy; delivered laid. TO. 6-5i5s.
GRADING, SODDING, seeding; black
dirt, humus." Prices reasonable. "Esti-
mates" Tyler 6-723S.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS
PAINTING. DECORATING


Al PAINTING, paperhanging. cleaning,
washing, fast service. (Real mechsnics.)
Temple 2-s041.
Al WALLPAPER removed. Licensed ma
chineD. guaranteed workmanship; reason
able; prompt. Tyler 4-2O62.
NTION!!-PAINTING, Decorating /;
complete. Immediate service. Guaranteed.
Reasonable. Estimates Temple 25630.
CLAUDE MANUFACTURING, paperhsng-
ing, decorating; workmanship. service
guaranteed; estimates. Hogarth 500.
DECORATING = WALLPAPER Removed.
So 80: Paperhanging, $500; Ceilings,
81 90. Guaranteed. Lafayette O6ls.
EXPERT wallpapeung. painting reason
able estimates. New Method Decorating
Company. Lafayette 33i7
EXPERT decorating and gardening service
workmanship guaranteed. Crosse Pointe
preferred. Fitzrov 55ls.
GENERAL DECORAToR-Interio and ex-
terror: painting. decorating. estimates
free. Temple 1-649s.
GOOD INTERIoR-Exterior Painting, WALL
wash ng; guaranteed; reasonable.
Evans" Estimates. Temple 1-726s.
GUARANTEED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. paint
ing. wall washing; satisfaction assured /.
estimates. "Taborn." Temple 2-se51.
INTERIOR. EXTERIOR decorating: paper
removing (Steami; reasonable. estimates.
burke" Dawson 1853.
INTERIOR. EXTERIOR decorating, paper
removing tsteam). Guaranteed; reason
able. Estimates" TEmple 2-526i.
LEITHAUsER for better painting. paper.
hanging complete service reasonable.
PREFERENCES" Lenox 3l6s.
MEADER BROTHERS For Better Paint
tnE. Decorating. Workmanship Materials
guaranteed. Townsend a-66to.
OUTSIDE WORK speciality: high clss.
interior painting, estimates" Town
send $500.
RELIABLE COLORED outht-For best
estimates outside painting. Telephone
WILL DECORATE sidewalks. ceiline paper
includedl complete room. $3.50. Hosarth
S5J6.
MIDWAY PAINTERS sherwin- Williams
style). Interior. exterior. free estimates.
Madison s125
READ Times Want Ads for pront-use
them for results
PLASTERiNG
Al PLAsTERING. Ia,hing. special rate
over 800 yards. guaranteed. Townsend
S-ss51.
ALL KINDS alterations. repairing. steel
arches. coves. ceilings, guaranteed.
lvanhoe 446i.
ARCHES rebui'r iatninr ris-tefins fe-
pairing; an work guaranteed estimates.
Vermont 5-3os1.
ATTENTIONS EXPERT patch repairing
arches. oovcs, workmanship guaranteed.
Lance Townsend 6-66O6.
CLAYTON l.. PAYNE-serving Detroit =
leading builders. 1929 Washburn. Ho-
garth s7ss
NEW ETHOD-Piastsring walls CELL
incs thfe-time GUARANTEED, estimates
Tyler a-603f.
PLASTERlNG CONTRACTOR-AH kinds
new work alterations. Workmanship
guaranteed Tovnsend 7-os7S
PLAsTERlSG staftiug 5 ard MP re-
pairing extensive experience, reasonable
Cherry SITS
PLASTER RFPAIRING-Speci sliznK new
ceilings rotoF- arches Satisfaction guar.
arfssf Nrevnrf 1-1s26.
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DRUG srORE-OPES ALL NIGHT
ELECTRIC MOTORS

RICHARDSON - DRUGS Woodward al
CIalrmounD open all night. Prescrip-
tons Madison 1895
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Dancing Instructions
Store and Office Equipment

HOT AIR furnaces for sale: complete /;
new. 1914 Ashland. Drexel 1882.
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Monty to Loan
On Rcd Esto<e

AT ~ &; Insurance Co. money for good
mtge. loans. land contracts bought Edw.
Heakel- Ca Hammond Bldg Cad 7555
is YOUR PROPERTY FoRECLosEDf-
OR SOLD FOR TAxES7 NEED MONEY!
Write in confidence; give full particulars
Address Box B-5475. The Detroit Times
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Business Opportunities

BAKERY-Good going business. FULLY
EQUIPPED; Polish-American location. .
good route man leaving town. Plaza
5346. 7si5 Miller Ave.
BEAUTY shop equipment: chrome furni
ture, neon sign. ETC. reasonable. LenoS
1928.
CLEANING and tailor shop: well estab-
lished; excellent locations; reasonable
Lenox 1888.
CONFECTIONERY and lunch excellent
business; next school. 634i West Chicago.
Tyler 1889.
CORNER STORE TO rent near Dodge plant
Good for any business. will rent outright
or take partner. Phone Cherry 1920. be-
tween and p. m. Ask for Frank.
DESIRABLE GROCERY concession TO rent;
large market exceptional opportunity.
Lafayette 1900.
MEAT and produce department in neigh
borhood market. doing good business.
Tyler 7-3517.
REFRIGERATION establishment.
fully equipped. z. w. Middleton. Temple
i-6es7, Temple i-49i2.
wANTED-Motor truck tractors for long
distance hauling must be In first class
mechanical condition. equipment Will include
drivers accredited to recognized locals Of
International Transfers, Chauffeurs. Stable
Men and Helpers Of America Highest rates
paid 70 approved equipment including union
scale of nay to drivers. No trailers needed.
Address Box B-62is, Detroit Times
81 900 WANTED In business deal: abso-
lnie safety can guarantee Soc profit
On your money; you handle your own eash-
Write Boz s377. Detroit Times
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Board and Room
Share Living Quarters

BLAINE. 1sll-Employed woman. share
home; employed couple; Gentiles. Trim
fly 2-1770.
SHARE four rooms couple. girls; reason
abie Tuxedo. corner Twelfth. Town
send e-i062.
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Land Contracts

ALL land contracts bought. mtEes. made.
McHugh, 1910 Ford Bldg. Cadillac O349.
ANY desirable lAnd contract purchased.
MELVIN +. LANPHAR a COMPANY
US Lafayette Bldg. Cadillac 1910.
AVAILABLE-Privste other funds 10 buy
land contracts and make mortgage loans
CHERRY 241s
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Mortgages
ATTENTION. BUILDERS

Fully improved lots available in quantity
for Title 8. Phone Mr.. Mccoy. Wyandotte
1903.
BUILDERS and mortgage loans. Cadillac
$3.50. Apartment 9os. Call after D. m.
MORTGAGES - Old and new property
Hahn a Co., ais Barlum Tower. CA. 1850
MORTGAGES = stores. apis. dwellings:
low rates. Holden q Reaume. RA. s454
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Resorts for Sale
Apartment Property for Safe

A BARGAIN-Fenkell. Livernois. U. u.
section. 10 apartments: corner brick
completely furnished including Frigidaires,
and stoker. Income $3.50 monthly I.
SIS. 900. IS. 900 down: owner. Trinity 2-iT45.
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Furniture, Household Goods

BEAUTIFUL ape. bedroom suite; wal
nut veneer double waterfall bed, roomy
chest, large dresser was SOS; used mos. !:
sac, 500. MitchelHS. 5000 Gratiot.
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Business Property for Sale

VERNON HIGHwAY-t3) stores. "a nats,
steam heat; good Investment; $1,000
equity for 81, 500. Lar. $751;.