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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES

George Vas So; susanna Magyar, 81.
Edvard William Earl, Il; Jeanette Mae
Leo J. Kii1a' 20. Gensvievs Walker 10.
Vincent Dombrowski, q; Leona hnhitk.
John Dyiak, rs; osneyisy. Janhowski. 20.
Arthur J. Northrup, %. koTsns IA. Walton,
Charles wisemAn. 20; Marie Agnes Piekeii,
Charles NJ. Brown, 81; Edna PsImatesr,
zigrnont w Dombrowski. 81; Olga n.
HarkswAy, %.
John Ramos, 80; Naomi Jessie Thomson.
william p. Collins. al irene squier. 20
NJ lehael horodnichi. 81; Josephine Casale,
JohS W. Jones. a; Dorothy Mccarthy. IS.
Tom Linck. %: Rita Miles, 81.
Andrew c. Ellis "a; Mary Nielsen. 90.
Frank J.. Ensel, az Ellsonora NJ. Hos
Milton A. Jones. rs; Betty Marie Jones.
ChTis,oph,r ArnOns. 20: Mary canavssio.
Roger Mah.y. 20: Constance Garrison. 30.
Julian Romans. "a Irene LEACH, le.
John Alan Thompson, al. Violet Conkly'
Guy Rara. "a; Mar. Reyock. 10.
Kenneth q. Brown, 23: Bette Brader. 2o.
Edward Goormastie, 10; Marion Betty Gil
stephen sp.shock. ~; Juliet Berub., 81.
Frederick ". Vincent Jr., 30 Lillian N
Charles II. Noonan. az; Clara r. Kuuula
Henry WIN Hickman. 80. Eva Coons. 81
Geores Leroy Bradley 90 Rosemary
Lowell Healy. 20; Dorothy A. GrsIg, 10.
Charles Victor orzeohowsk. %. Angelina
John Bernard Basksvies. 81; pori, Mary
kfndaEant
Robert Eugene whalen. IL: Norma Jean
wiii.m III Teetsr.. IS; sarah MArcellO
Jack Morkhon. 2e: Marian sprinEman. "a.
Frederick Ersau1, %, Alberta smith. 81.
Robert Francis Gallagher, 81; Dorothy
Ellean Neuman, "a
Leo ssndbank, a; Mary Ellen Mulholland,
Wesley D. Webb. "a; clsnns A. Watson,
Io.org. Robert Ross. %; Mary Louise
william I'd. M.chw, 10; ivory Masters,
IS.
Edwin J. Jastrzembsh. Il; Dorothy oulish,
Is
Carr Wesley Hsnzi, 20; Lorraine Frances
Richard. %
Irving oppenheim. "a: Ethel sadovitz. &c.
Robert Keefe. 20: Marie Hoffman. 10
David DINNER. 81; Marie Mihelioh. IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
BIRTHS
BOYS

Boys were born 20:
Helen Assemany. 3ooo5 Thir,ssn-Mn, road
Farminston.
Florence Bleieh. 15s45 Macarthur. Rsdford
Carmen Biederman, 47o7 Fourth.
Mary Boodoian, 6le q. Green.
Stella Boak, 3o5 South Dey
Selma Bockon. 1924 Roselavn.
Ruth Brown. 2003l Stratford.
Yveit Cook. $3.50 Eas,lawn.
Ruth Collins. 1891 Ellsworth.
Ernes;ine curry. $3.50 St Aubin
IGlenodyn Carpenter, 20iT5 Carrier.
Mary Dufresne, l2Os Cleveland. Lincoln
Irene D.lonis. 5lss 81. Lawrence.
Laura Doe, llis Mayfower. Lincoln Park.
Marie Darga, 1859 Theodore.
Florence Descoteaux. Dol 8. Llyernoi'.
Dorothy Ewsld. Gao 8. Highland, Dearborn.
Rose Ferro. 1910 Concord
Doris France, 1905 Sorrento.
Marjorie Fettig. 1o2s Harvard, Crosse
Della Gcrisch. $3.50 Logan.
Nancy Gsrgaro; 2oie2 s,ra,ford:
Fannie Galsser. $3.50 Sorrento.
Marguerite Gaynor, 1874 Northlawn.
Ethyl Goszczynsk, $500 Hubben.
Harriet Hunter. es omherth, Pleasant
Mary Hassier. 44si Vermont.
Elizabeth Hill, 1880 Indiana.
Flone James, 1881 Asbury Park.
Helen James, 1899 Pierson.
Margaret Kotsnko. 4so Fernhili
Jean Kline, 1888 Vaughn.
May Lance, 1908 Hanford. Lincoln PARK
Ruth Lavoe. 1907 Monte Lincoln Park
Pe,rina Locricchio. 1ii5 Medium.
Susie Lester. Gaia Cameron.
Gertrude Leadbetter, 1872 Garter.
Lydell Leebove, 1907 Northlawn.
Sadie Levenson. 1855 w. Chicago.
Rose Mazzola. se4j Mcclellan.
Virginia Mutispaw, 1887 Witt.
Margaret Moravcik. 1887 St Louis
Josephine Matthies, 54O2 Reuter-. Dearborn
Esther Mulyihill. s523 Harrison.
ceceha MaeEs, s0ts maxwell.
Mabel Maleski, 2e0f Whitney.
MARGARET Mecalum. 40 Y. Lewiston
ttesthsfinss' Norton, a5l5 iiuritut.
Josephine Postek, 6707 Hayden.
Msrgaret Petty. 2l75 Morrell:
Mildred Pocock, 37s5 Holcomb.
Helen Rosenfeld. 1s25s Prairie.
Gertrude Rosolino Asa Ivsnhoe.
Helen Ryzewicf, 57o1 Cecil.
Winona Samson. 770i Pinehurst.
Margaret schatzberg. 1891 n. Clarendon.
Evelyn Sewers. 1859 Julian.
Jeanette starrick, eet7 MeuctsL
Esther Sanders. 1913 Begole.
Helen shankn. 1884 Campbell.
Florence solomsn 5000 w. Boston Blvd
Thelna Sharpe $50 r. Bethune.
6 PTsS.AT y saT 7sss M l.2sS oakl'nd
Wanda Turowski, $500 Twenty-Five.
Naomi wolanin. s56s Winfield Owins).
GIRLS
! Girls were born to:
Shirley Authier. 1897 Seminole. BEDFORD.
Kathryn Appel. 2620 Fairview.
Jessie Amerlne 81 w Woodward. Ecorse
Ladene Baird. 1870 St Mary's,
Anne Badelow, 1873 Mclean
Muriel Burke 1882 Fairfield.
Lois Belts. so4s Prospect, Base Line.
Sabine Clark. 5is6 Twenty eighth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
Detroit Edison
Output Steady

Total consumption of Detroit
Edison Company power for the
week ended April A was 50, $4,000
kilowatt hours, a drop of g Of
per cent from the 83,166, 600 kilo-
watt hours of the corresponding
week of 1871 and a fractional in
crease over previous weeks total
of 81, 1885, 900 kilowatt hours.
Industrial use last week totaled
SO, 246, 900 kilowatt hours, a drop
Of Sd per cent from the al, AGO.
kilowatt hours Of the correspond.
ing week of 1871, and a decrease
Of IL per cent from the previous
weeks total Of 1885, 900 kilowatt
lhours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
Ore Freezing?
Steel Circles Anticipate
OPA Action on Iron

WASHINGTON. April 8. - In
steel circles il is expected that the
Office of Price Administration will
shortly announce the freezing OF
iron ore prices. The general view
is that a quotation based on the
average at which sales were made
in 1941 will be established. and
predictions are that it will be be-
tween S4.10 and S4.15 per gross
ton. delivered at lower lake ports.
On new contract tonnages the
OPA is expected to establish q
price Of IDS a gross ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
GEs-BIRTHs-DEATHs- DIVORCES
BIRTHS

Kathryn BabbI;t. 1872 Dorchester. Hirmins-
Mildred Campbell: "a Louis. River Rouge.
Marie DiGregorio, Also MeDougan.
Stella DomscE, 241l Stanley.
Edna Emk,l s5Ss z Superior, ,rsst, Center Line.
Helen Fiddler. 1912 Klinger. -.,------.
Mamie Greenburg, 3774 Boston boulevard
Anna Hickman el25 Baldwin.
Helen Hepdry. 7b5 Wheelock.
Ueeile Hansen, 1926 Appoine
Catherine Horne. $3.50 Marx Twain.
Mary Jsssop. 25ls National.
Pauline Janowski. 257s csnir. Hamtranek.
Catherine Johnson. -234o Riverside drive.
Alice Jones. 1880 Mansfield.
isD sn, kiKRpsI 'ss os yor s., Birmingham
Elsnore Knoll. 1929 Wesson.
Virginia Kean, 1888 w. Garfield.
lean K9.drrOn, at7l saldwin ...
Comma Marlia, 713 sheridan.
lAnn Moras~1337 Rasssaea,-
Meta Mernovage, 1918 Msybury Grand.
Mana Msnniko. 22l0 Cortland
Alma MeNutt. l457s stephens. East De-
troit CtwinD,
Rose Olups, 1874 Klein.
Alice Rowe. 2i72s s. Military, Dearborn.
Shirley Ross. 2O2lo Hugh. Pennington.
hnda shupps, 1872 Rutherford.
E sInS5a s sSs5ns 4as7 s Til Wisconsin
Harriet Smith. 1921 Greer. Warrington.
Esther Turner, 1882 Whitney.
Hanna Usher. $50 Vinewood. Rirmin gha m
Mileent Yer Hage, 1890 Lathrop. Biz
minRham.
Dorothy White 3i32 Hunt.
Henrietta White. 1918 Vinswood.
Cleatus Weber, 765 ManistlQue
Florence Weighiil, 1885 Woodbine
Martha Wade. $500 Hartwell
Lucille Winnie, 1921 PAlister.
Norma Worrall 3iOs National
Amelia Wegrzynsktss 1921 Psrkwood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
Kresge Co. March
Sales Up IS Per Cent

S. S. Kresge Company sales for
March totaled S14,065, 256. as
against S12,256,305 in the like
month year ago, an increase OF
Is per cent. For the first three
months sales amounted to 500, 1885,.
185. as against $50 ,089, 95t In the
comparable 1941 period, a gain OF
l9 per cent. February sales showed
an increase of DC per cent over
February, 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
Anaconda Acquires
Block Of Park Utah

NEW YORK. April s.-Ana-
conda Copper Mining Company an
nouned that II has acquired.
through private purchasers. 4os,-
42S shares of the capital stock Of
the Park Utah Consolidated Min
ing Company, making its total
holding in the company 47S,22S
share,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
Obituary
Paul 7. Long
Soldier in Auto Accident
to Be Buried tomorrow

Funeral services for PVT. Paul
T. Long, %, Of 43S Henry street.
who was killed in an accident
Saturday at Camp Tyson, Tenn.
will be at Q a. m. tomorrow in
the Chapel of the Little Flower,
Sc Parsons street. Mr.. Long, who
was born in Washington. Pa, had
been a member of the 30Sth Coast
Artillery since December IL. He
is survived by his parents and his
brother James, a flying cadet at
Jefferson Barracks, Mo. Burial
will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
Crude Oil Production
Shows Drop in Week

WASHINGTON, April S.-Do-
nestle crude oil production in the
week ended April q is estimated
by Oil and Gas Journal at 3,439,-
$50 barrels daily, a decreased
404,300 daily from the preceding
week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08

Wilson & CO., Inc, has declared
a dividend of S1.50 on the IS pre-
ferred- payable May to holders
of record April II. This applies
on arrears from Aug. !, 1941, to
Oct. 81, 1871. Like amount was
paid Feb. 2, 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08

Reg Spiegel. Inc. has declared
the regular quarterly dividend Of
S1.12ls on the $3.50 preferred
payable June Is TO holders Of
record June /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08

Cerro de PascO Copper Corpora
ton has declared a dividend Of
81, payable May ! 10 holders Of
record April II. Same amount
was paid February 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
Dividends

Pressed Steel Car Company,
Inc, las declared a dividend Of
25 ceits on the common, payable
May z TO holders Of record April
"a. Last previous payment on the
common was % cents, Oct. 20,
1887.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
Deatb Rotices

kEHRER-Anna, beloved wife OF the late
Albert; dear mother OF Raymond b..
Gertrude, Watson. Herbert and Helen Nc
Combs: dear sister OF William Fritzsche
and Mrs Elizabeth VIM Of Harbor Beach,
Mich. Funeral service at Cooper Brothers
mortuary at Mack and Garland avenues,
Thursday al a. m, and O'CLOCK our
Lady OF Sorrow Church. Prayers Wednes-
day evening at s O'Clock. Harbor Beach
papers please copy.
TUTTLE-April s. Eva l.. OF 1924 May.
Dearborn: beloved wife OF Erie c., dear
sister of Bert J. and Glenn r. AcCallum.
Funeral service Thursday at p. m. from
Querfeld Funeral Home. 1885 Monroe. Dear
born. Interment at Northview.
vONDITT-April 6, Albena b, beloved
wife OF Edward: dear mother OF Mrs
Edna Wright, Mrs. Pearl Pontz. Mrs.
Jeanne Rihhart. Mrs. Bernadine Hinsby,
Mrs. Lillian Ferry. John Edward Jr. and
Lawrence. In state at Burrell Funeral
Home, s73s Fenken. Services at Christ
the King Church, Thursday at Q a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08

F. A. Ross tells me that his
company Stewart Warner)
converted It's Diversey Parkway
(Chicago) plant from civilian 10
military products without the
loss OF a single hours work by
a single man of their II 900 en-
ployes.- II has given sub-con-
tracts 10 200 small Chicago
businesses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08

Liberty Aircraft Products Cor
poration has declared a dividend
OF IS cents, payable April IA TO
holders OF record April 9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
Bill 10 License
Firms, Unions
IS Introduced
& Would Require All
Foreign Contracts
Be Filed With u. S.

WASHINGTON, April 8 (UP).
Sen. Joseph c. O'Mahoney CD,
Wyoming, has introduced legisla-
tion which would establish a sys-
tenn of federal licensing for all
corporations, trade associations,
labor unions and similar organiza-
tons engaged in interstate COM
merce.
O'Mahoney's bill would result In
licensing OF corporations, trade as
sociations and labor organizations
in order TO set up standards which
shall be followed by these organi-
zations." Under the legislation,
copies OF all cartel arrangements
and contracts between foreign
governments or firms and United
States companies. would be filed
with the department of justice.
DEFENDS ACTION
Commenting on the labor pro-
visions OF the bill. which would re-
quire unions TO hold elections at
least once a year. and 10 limit
initiation fees TO $40. O'Mahoney
said:
This II not hostile to labor
organizations or corporations.
This Is no attack on either OF
them. II we are to preserve
democracy. the only way 10 do it
Is to take action of this type"
OMahoney's bill also would
prevent directors OF one corpora
ton from holding stock in COM
peting corporations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08

Neville Shoe Corporation has
declared a dividend Of 50 cents on
the common. payable May ! 10
holders of record April II. Same
amolnt was paid February 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08

Loee-Wiles Biscuit Company
has declared a dividend of Is
Centson the common. payable May
! 10 holders OF record April IL
Same amount was paid on Feb
ruary !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08

A funny one: The worlds
largest rubber company, United
States Rubber. with 369. 549 new
tires stored in its warehouses,
has been forbidden, by the
Chicopee tMassD rationing
board 10 use four new truck
tires. On receiving the applica-
ton. the board sent an in
spector who reported that,
although the tires which the
company wanted to replace were
quite thin. retreading should
suffice. Consequently. United
States Rubber still has on its
hands 1863, $40 new tires, not one
OF which 1t can use!
One company neck-deep in
war work, Wayne Pump, has
adopted this resolution:
ANY net profits. after taxes,
for the fiscal year ending No
vember so, 1912, I'm excess of
the annual average Of net pro-
fits, after taxes, for the five-year
period ending November 30.
1941, are 20 be paid over 10 the
United States government"
Limitation of profits 10 6 per
cent wouldn't upset our railway
industry. Even during the rip
snorting 20's, net earned on
property investment never
reached even 6 per cent. &C.
tually were below 2 per cent in
six Of the years between 1880
and 1910 Although they did a
record-breaking volume OF BUSH
ness last year, profit averages
only 3A per cent. Railway
wages today are approximately
p per cent higher than at the
height of the boom.
From Richard c. Patterson
Jr.. New York state chairman
OF the treasury departments
defense savings staff:
Dear b. c.: Your column on
the purchase of war bonds
should help n great deal. I hope
you will keep up this lombard
ment 90 that the people will
voluntarily put over the pro-
gram. Otherwise, It's compulsory
savings. which In not the demo-
cratic way. Dick"
Copyright. ip42. by p, c. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
Death Rotires

DAMAsk--April o. Rodger. OF 20i17 Ash
ton road; darling son Of Charles and
Pearl Watson Damask darling grandson
OF Mrs. Elsie Watson. Funeral service
Funeral Home, l2o57 Gratiot avenue.
GARNIN--(nee McQuGgl. Cora Mae aEe
81 years beloved wife OF william ".
Gsrvin, dear sister OF Mrs John Mac
Donald and Mrs. Fred =. Flint. Services
lat the residence. 2240 Belvidere avenue
Wednesday at O'Clock; interment Forest
lawn
6iBsoS-kprfi Q. 1852, Thomas. OF 1si
Highland, beloved husband OF Elizabeth.
brother OF Mary, Isabella and Susan.
Mulligsn Funeral Home, 1880 Hamilton.
the late Geors. Humid; dear mother Of
Mrs. laura Rein. Mrs. Julia Boidt. Mrs..
Clara II Abbey. Waiter J., Henry E.
Edward G., Herbert l., Amanda p.
Humid; dear si.tsr OF Edward, Daniel,
Mrs. Louis Striker, Mrs. Andrew Striker.
Mrs. Julius Solemn: dear grandmother OF
s grandchildren. Funeral service from the
late residence, 1888 Berkshire road. Crosse
Pointe. Tuesday At 200 o'clock. Inter.
ment at woodlawn Cemetery.
vii; dear brother OF Mrs. Fred Kowalsks,
Mrs. Elmira Kasseran and Mrs. Ernie
Flick. Funeral service Thursday, 1880 p. m
a. A.. II. Peters Funeral Home, i2057
Gratiot avenue.
McNAUGHT-Aprii4 4. Emma, beloved wife
Of james w. MeNaught Funeral service
a. A. Leonard Sullivan Funeral Home, Tst3
Dexter Blvd, Wednesday At IL O'Clock
Please omit flowers
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Forbes
Tom GirdIer Gives
His All TO Speed
Aircraft Production
BY b. c. FORBES
s news nuggets:

Business news nuggets:
Tom Girdler, intrepid steel
master who has thrown himself,
with characteristic vigor. into
speeding up aircraft production,
tells me:
I'VE are trying 90 turn
planes out of Vultee and Con-
solidated at an accelerated rate.
So far things look good. How
ever, there Is . great battle for
materials these days and the
vendors who supply US with
small parts have a tough job
ahead OF them"
This column has received the
following wire from the Home
stead, famous West Virginia
resort hotel which the govern
ment commandeered to accom-
modate japanese diplomats and
others awaiting deportation:
THE Japs are gone. Spring Is
here. When will we see you at
the Homestead"
Red tape run riot. An Indus
trial executive sends this:
I'VE received an order for
600 pounds OF material. Az sup
porting evidence that the COM
pany was entitled to receive
this material, they sent 5X
pounds of priority extensions.
The time taken to make up
these forms exceeded m any,
many times the total man hours
required TO make the steel,
make the coating and make the
rod. My heavens! When are we
going to wake up and realize
that we are ut war;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
Trade Schoots-Mdfe

PLUMBERs-Prepare for your state jour-
neyma or masters license. Michigan
Plumbing School. New classes beginning.
1894 LinsdAle. Tyler b-S4s0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-08
Learn Modern Barbering

LONfH @NOuNFII I1KI DCI FFfS
Prepare yourself now for profitable posi-
ton after the war. Day and evening
classes. Phone, write for particulars.
Moler Barber COLLEGE $50 Michigan.
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New Baltimore

NEW BALTIMORE Mrs. e.
M. Miller returned Wednesday
from a four day visit with DR..
and Mrs. James Breakey, of Ann
Arbor.
DR.. and Mrs. D. w. SchelliR,
of Detroit, were guests of DR..
and Mrs. w. D. Schellig, on
Wednesday.
James Marsh celebrated his
seventh birthday as the dinner
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Schmidt, along with Mrs. Marsh
and son, Tommy.
The Knights Of Columbus,
Richmond Council, held their
Ladies' Night dinner at Verni-
er's Grill, Tuesday night. The
entertainment included movies
taken by j. c. Ernst, Of Rich
mond, while travelling in Flor
ida and the South.
Mrs. Fillmore Smith was hos
tess TO the Pedro Club Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. p. J. Russell and son,
Patrick went by train Wednes-
day to join Mr.. Russell in Nash
vile, Tennessee.
Rudolph Maliskey was re-
leased from the hospital in Ann
Arbor Tuesday, and returned to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Maliskey.
Mrs. William Rivard, and
daughter, Loretta, Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony Rivard, and Robert
Bushey left Thursday morning
to motor to Fort Benning, Ca,
where they will visit Private
Earnest Rivard for about ten
days.
A meeting of the Library
Commission was held Monday 70
complete plans for their benefit
card party to be held Friday,
May l.
Judy Borehan, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas BorehAm,
of Mount Clemens spent . few
days with Mrs. Harold Engel-
man.
Allan Hurley is enjoying Z
weeks vacation from his duties
with the Detroit Edison Com
pany.
Mrs. Elmer Sears entertained
the Monday Afternoon Bridge
Club.
Mrs. Henry Schnoor and Mrs.
Margaret Gardiner visited In
Chatham, Canada, Sunday.
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Bowling
Scores

SPECIAL DOUBLES MATCH
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Poultry
HURRY TO
Superior Feed CO.
2318 Harper Ave. at
9 Mile Road
Phone Roseville 1880
For
PURINA STARTENA
PURINA STARTENA
and all your chick needsl

and all your chick needsl
Our store is a "one-stop"
service for all your chick .ais-
ing needs,
See us for Baby Chicks -
Brooders-Supplies and this
year, give your chicks every
chance TO LIVE and GROW by
feeding PURINA CHICK STAR
TENA. It's built TO grow strong,
vigorous chicks.
We have all breeds of chicks
and our supply Of Leghorn Cock
erels is very large $3.50 per 100.
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4 Used Cars for sale GA

1889 Oldsmobile 6. Model 10.
1915. 40 Mullet Street.
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4 rooms and bathroom; eXteri-
or finished. Wired and ready for
plastering City water in, gas and
electric; vacant-S2, 000-terms.
Q. G.. KNAPP
PAPA Groesbeck Highway
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Servo for Service

on washing machines and
vacuum cleaners; all makes.
l25 Grand. Phone Mt. Glenn
ems ssh,
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1887 Chevrolet. Deluxe equip
ment Sacrifice $3.50. AZ Clinton
Street near l5-Mile and Gratiot.
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Business Opportunities

Established business for sale
in Mt. Clemens; net profit s45
per week. Phone Center Line
l421-W.
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INSTRUCTION
ROOM AND BOARD

d. Room, with Boaro
d. Rooms, without Board
D-3 Rooms. or Housekeeping
D-4 Wanted-Room ana Boarc
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AUTOMOTIvE
Used Cars For Sale

Used Cars For Sale GA
If you cannot get a priority,
then let us show you this beau
tiful 1871 Packard six 4-door
touring sedan; only 5000 miles.
Beautiful red finish, white side
wall tires, under-seat heater and
Electromatic clutch. II you're in
terested in getting one of the
incest used cars in town at a
substantial saving and new car
interest rates, see his owner S
car. Powell g. Schwartz. Odds
mobile Packard d Ter. 295
South Gratiot. Phone Mt. Glenn
ems 400.
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Sewing Machines
Typewriter

FOR SALE--Std. rebuilt type
writer-to be sold for q CUSTOM
err. Typewriter rentals: Stand
ard, noiseless, portables. Repairs
on all makes. We buy office
equipment. Open evenings to g..
Office Supply Co, 434 Cass.
Phone Mt. Clemens 2047.
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New 4 rooms and bath. Strict
ly modern. Full basement. Rea-
sonable down payment. 268
Dickinson open between 2 and 5.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for Sale FL

6 room house. 202 Riverside
Drive. Inquire 81 Avery Street.
Phone Mt. Clemens IT'S.
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MERCHANDISE

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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-02
BUSINESS SERVICE
FumIgating

All bedbuas. roachs moths
destroyed in six hours; guaran-
teed. Macomb Fumigatins Serv.
ice. 1921 Joy Blvd, Vt. Glenn
ems. Phone 2357-Wl1.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-02

Several pieces e good used
furniture for sale; inquire at %
Belleview. Phone Mt. Clemens
2l2 w. Call Saturday.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-02
PEOPLE are Hunting for Used Furniture List Yours This Page
Stoves, stoksrs, Heaters HIS

Arcola furnace in good con-
dition, complete with radiation
and pipes for 6 room house.
Reasonable. 1920 Romeo Plank
road.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-02
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