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The Wilmington morning star., 1942-10-24
WHEAT TUMBLES
HEAVILY FRIDA'
Takes Early Fall, Spenf
Rest OF Day Trying
For Comeback

CHICAGO, Oct. 23-lRi-Whe
prices tumbled almost 2 cents
bushel at the opening today a
spent the remainder of the sessi
in a slow rally that recover
about half the loss.
Liquidation of accounts viii
brokers said was inspired by
nomcement of a new and impo
ant phase of the government
price stabilization program
counted for most of the weakne
Later there was some buying
tributed to dealers covering p
vious short sales and to mills.
Wheat closed SAL 3-8 cents Id
er than yesterday, Decent
S124-l.24 1-8. May S126 1-2-5
Other grains sagged early in
session, rye losing more than
cent and corn and oats droppI
about IL cent Later, howev|
removal of hedges in connect
with good shipping business hid
ed to rally the feeding grail
Corn closed 1-4-3-8 cent higl
than yesterday, December 80 /
10; May 80 3-8; oats unchanged
Ia up; rye 1858 lower and 81
beans unchanged to l 1-2 higheI
Open High Low Cl(
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-10-24
SPECIAL QUOTATIONS

Subject to Market Change)
Bid Asked
BONDS:
Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad:
1st Mortgage As due
1852 ---------- IS s7A
Louisville and Nashville
IS due 1852 76 TIA
General Mortgage 41as
due 1864 --------- 65A 66A
STOCKS:
Atlantic Coast Line
Co. of Conn. ----- 33h 35A
Carolina Insurance Co. 28 80
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-10-24
Stocks, Led By Rails, Get OFF
To Fast Start For Recoper;;es

NEW YORh, OCt. 20. - WI -
c4ocks led by rails, got off to
sast recovery start in today's mar
not Lot hut socn began to lose ground
M md while strong spots persisted
o. the close, many leaders fin
fahed in the minus column.
Iarqe.scale carry-over orders,
os,,lting from Thursdays half
so,r trading suspension for the ex-
i.D Sange,s first afraid test drill,
s,sbed the ticker tape at the OPEN
pu i"n and put many favorites into
nS INV high territory for the year or
ns ,anoer Gains of fractions to
iol ";et or so soon were reduced or
Eliminated pT and dealings slowed.
Tho refusal of the market to fol-
,om through after establishing a.
',,o lom tou on balance was a bit
,al;lspcouraging to chartists. T here
lso was further cashing in on
eas' ess lengthy recovery and tighten
:e If commitments for the week
ns nd scant inspiration was foud
e'D .he war news and domestic de-
velopnents;
,,,es helped put the days aggre-
oate o at 726.930 shares compared
Eth 554 1870 yesterday. The Asso-
";ated Press average of 80 stocks
wss off i of point at 40. The
oon7nosite for the third time in
,be mast two weeks ended at 40.1
IN the preceding session, peak
since last November 6.
Gold mines, a few rails and as
sorted specialties emerged in the
froot ranks but steels, motors and
r,anv other pivotals- were behind.
Erie directors voted another So
cont dividend on the common and
certificates but profit taking put
tbese issues down 1-2-point each.
There had bee nsome talk of 81
declaration in view of the roads
mounting earnings.
On the closing end for as much
os . noint or SO were U. S. Steel,
petblehem. Chrysler, General Mo-
tors American Telephone, Santa
=, Great Northern, Texas & Pa
rife Anaconda, United Aircraft,
western Union. Allied Chemical,
and Eastman Kodak.
u S. Gypsum was up 2, Home
stake IL and Mcintyre Porcu-
nine | IA. International Telephone
was the lveliest performer. up 3-8
at 4 3-S new 1912 high. National
distillers. Hiram Walker and Dis
filters Corp. advanced fractionally
m .he wake of the Senate's side
track; Of the dry amendment to
the 1871. Draft Act. Holding mod
est improvement were N. Y. Cen
tral Southern Pacific. Southern
Railway. Union Pacific. Canadian
Pacific, Sears Roebuck and Amer
lean Can.
Gamers in slim curb included
Phoenix Securities. Aluminium
Ltd. Glen Alden Coal. Humble Oil,
American Cyanamid 'B" and In
ternational Petroleum. Creole Pc
troleum and Gulf Oil slipped. Turn
over here was 113,620 shares ver-
sus s5,715 Thursday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-10-24

ment freezing orders prevented
their sale, the policemen said.
The first OF the TWO robheries
occurred around October 13 and
the second on October 13. Reports
of the thefts were withheld in Or
Ger to aid investigation.
No arrests have been made as
yet
According 10 the announcement
yesterday, 10 tires and wheels
were stripped from new automo-
biles stored in Raney warehouse
at Thirteenth and Marstellal
streets around October 13. The
loss was discovered by L. A.
Raney. proprietor of the auto com
pany, and reported to police.
The thieves apparently gained
entry by tearing off tin panel
cn the side Of the warehouse.
Thirteen wheels and tires were
stolen last Sunday night, this time
in a raid on a nearby warehouse
at Thirteenth and Kidder streets,
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-10-24

NEW ORLEANS COTTON
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 23- up -
Cotton futures closed barely steady
70 to IS cents a bale lower.
Open High Low Close
Dec 1859 1889 18.47 18.49 OF "A
Jan 18.64b --- ---- 18.52b 1850
Mch 1859 1859 1880 1850 Off Is
May 1879 1879 1887 1858 Off II
Jly - 1887 1887 1875 1875 Off II
Oct 1889 1889 1889 18.85b ---
Bid.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-10-24
NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, Oct. 23-RS-Tur-
pentine e4 cents per gallon; offer
ings SO barrels ESQ gal. each)
Sales $50 gallons; receipts 81 bar
rels, shipments / barrel. Stocks,
Is, ,546 barrels.
Rosin: Drums)-offerings, 204;
sales, 203; receipts 218; shipments
442; stocks 86,535.
Quote: d00-lbs.) B, and D, $40;
E, 3.51; T, ass; G, H, and I, $50;
K. 3.58; NJ, 800; N, VIC, WV and
X, 3.65.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-10-24
60-Stock Range Since ]
WHAT STOCKS DID:
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Oct. 23- up
Hedge-selling and nervous liquida'
tion induced by government an
nouncement of program to re-
lease loan wheat stocks If neees-
sary to prevent retail price in.
ereases in wheat and flour caused
decline of IS to 85 cents a bale
today in cotton futures prices.
The threat of such government
policy in cotton was not believed
imminent in most trade quarters,
however.
Values were confined to a mar
row groove most of the session.
Support came mostly through mill
price fixing of cotton against re-
ceipt of the spot staple.
Tho e f,,+, fnllnu1Ss
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-10-24
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Oct 23@R-Clos-
ing Exchange rates follow (Great
Britain in dollars, others in cents:
Canada: Official Canadian Con-
troll Board rates for u. S. dollars;
buying 10 per cent premium, sell
ing IL per cent premium, equiva-
lent to discounts on Canadian dol.
lars in New York of buying 9.91
per cent, selling 900 per cent.
Canadian dollar in New York
open market IL 5-8 per cent dis
count or 1887 IL U. S. cents,
down 1-8 cent.
Europe: Great Britain official,
bankers foreign exchange COM
mittee rates. buying $402, selling
$4.04 open market; cables $4.04.
Latin America: Argentina Off
cial 29.77; free 1888, up $50 cent;
Brazil official 6.05n; free unquot-
ed; Mexico 20.66n,
Rates in spot cables unless 9TH
erwise indicated.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-10-24
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK, Oct. 23-lR-Cotton
goods with high priority ratings
represented the only BUSINESS con-
sidered today. Deliveries proved
difficult because mills were occu
pied with large government orders
Activity in Woolen goods contin-
ued to improve along seasonal
lines. Both mems and women s
lines sold well but mills were re
leasing goods at slower rate.
Rayons business was very quiet
TODAY.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-10-24

CHICAGO, Oct. % - tR - No
wheat.
Corn old: No. l yellow 77-79; No.
Z, 76 1919; No. 3, rs 1-2-70 IL;
No 4, rs 1878 1-2; sample grade
yellow 7l.73; new corn: No. 3 vel
low II Bats IL; No. 4, SO IA
II IL; sample grade yellow 65-67,
Oats No. 3 white As; No. 4, 4l-42.
Barley mailing 84-1.04 nominal;
leed 52-65 nominal; No. 8 barley
%: No. 3 mating barley 1.04.
Field seed per hundredweight
nominal.
timothy 4.75-5.00; Alsike 1900
lS'oO; fancy red top 7.00-50.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-10-24
BIG TIRE THEFT
HAPPENS IN CITY
About $500 Worth OF Rub
ber, Wheels Taken From
Chevrolet Company

One of the largest tire robberies
here since rubber rationing began
was revealed yesterday by Detec-
tives Hayes and Sellers of the Will
Police department, who
said that 23 new automobile wheels
and tires. with an estimated value
of S700 were stolen from the Raney
Chevrolet company last week.
A number OF Wneels and tires
were taken from new automobiles
which were stored when govern
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-10-24
STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT

NEW YORK, Oct. 23-(F-Sales.
closing price and net change OF
the Is most active stocks today:
Int Tel and Tel 3l.000-4ss; up
rs.
Erie R R Ct "a. soo-sss; down
12.
North Pac 20, sOO-S1s; up 1s.
South Pac l9,600-13s; up ".
N Y Central 18.000-11B; up ~.
Canad Pac 16,700-5ss; up "a.
Aviation Corp ,9O0-3A; no.
Gulf Mob and Oh s.lo0-414; up
Curtiss Wright s.6oo-sM; down
"a.
studebaker s.1oo-5as; up M.
Dome Mines 7,000-127s; up 1ss.
Kans City Soa 6,600-7; up VI.
Homestake Min 6,000-25A; up
IN. 49,.
Erie r R 5, 7O0-911; down ".
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-10-24
The range of futures follows:
CASH GRAIN

Spot middling 19.90n, off II
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-10-24
n. C. POULTRY-EGGS

RALEIGH. Oct 23-CR- (NCDA)
Poultry and egg markets steady.
Raleioh-U S. extras large
clean White) AZ TO 81 l-2; colored
hens 10 to q.
Washington-U. S. extras large
tgraded white) 81 TO SO; colored
fowls q to %
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-10-24
MIDDLING

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 23-L
The average price of middling
l6ths inch cotton today at 10 de
mated southern spot markets '
65 cents a bale lower at 1895 &c
a pound: average for the last
market daqs 1880; middling rs
inch average 1905.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-10-24
NEW ORLEANS SPOT

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 23.-tR-
opot cotton closed steady rs cents
pale lower. Sales 6,245. Low
l4lodllng 1882; middling 1887;
good sooo middling 1892; receipts 10,-
DOL; stock 273,965.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-10-24

N. G. HOGS
RALEIGH, Oct. 23-RENCDA)
Hog markets Is to 80 cents lower
with tops Of 1925 at Richmond and
400 at Rocky Mount.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22
Business Places for Rent

pELICATEssEN ana bake goods hot spot
1882 Ksrchevsl; building corner Chsl
mers bus stop. Store with or without nat
Cheap. too. Cadillac PASS
MICHIGAN ss40 (near Junction. From
: four rooms; any business Inquire spoiks
Building.
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<N> REAL ESTATE CORNER <SSf>
FOR RENT FOR SALE


APPROXIMATELY ~ acres--Rich. biacl
soil large home and building auitaA4.
for bar and dancing. Also 3-family home
large grove trees: SCOTT lake frontage
ideal for boat livery. picnic grounds. etc
Only so miles from Detroit: So. 500; terms
trade considered 2o9ll Harper. TT. 2-s920
40 ACRES-Trout stream crosses; hunt
ing; over half cleared and cropped
buyer gets crop share; log house, othel
buildings excellent new land sh miles
Hart; 81 3s5, 500 down. Hanson -osb burn
Hart Mich.
30 AcREs-Nesr Msybee: small buildings
electricity; $500. terms. Lafayette SCOT
So ACRES ldgs, West road, nr, Middl,
Belt; $1,000 cash. Crossman, HO. s44
80 AcREs--3i4 miles East INLAY CITY
MAI: electricity. gas. Dawson 643s
20 AcREs-Near Ypsilanti paved road
electricity; ~. 500. terms. Lafayette SCOT
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Property Management

COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE
SELDOM. JOHNSON. INC. OFFICES
50 WARS Of Real Estate MANAGEMENT.
Hannah Real Estate Exchange, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22
Little Farms for Sale

"A HALF-ACRE-Cood black SOIL. city
/ water and electricity; near pavement and
bus line. schools and stores: close in West
Side will sacrifice; $50 down. Treadwsil,
Van Born and Inkstsr Rds.
ANOTHER ONE We didn't think II pos
sible but here II is. s2s down. Large
corner. block from pavement and bus
line. Close 20 stores. schools, etc. Owner
says sell. It's bargain. You can beat
rising prices on this one. Treadwell Van
Born and Inks,sr roads.
ASK about our Save a Third Plan. It's
smart now To cut your building costs by
our new building and hnsnce plan. Scores
81 families have already taken advantage of
our uniqu. plan. Buy Defens. Bonds or
spend the difference. But investigate today.
Only limited number available on these
terms. The close-in development with trans
fresdwer. Telegraph a. wick Rds.. One
mile north OF Goddard Rd. Why 60 farther
OUT
ATTENTION BARGAIN HUNTERS
We are Down River Headquarters for
out today and tell us what you are looking
for. We may have Jus, what you want
at prices and terms 90 suit Treadwell,
Dix and Goddard roads. Lincoln Park.
DEFENSE WORKERS ONLY
70 more priorties just released. Get nd
Of yoar landlord Lly. on your scr. OF
ltory garden Nav. your own flowers.
: sas maybe fs d.. S ry.: defense e. sss ssS.
ing. Prices 81 SOS 10 81 SOS. Very Nv.
able hut not quite completed. Right on
the edge Of town. Close TO all west side
industries. Excellent transportation Com
plets finance plan for those who qualify.
lTrsadweil, telegraph ~ Wick road mid
way between Ecorse and Goddard roads.
HALF-AcRE = Sewer, water. gas and
walks $3.50: near 13-Mils road and
woodward. Judson Broadway Co. RIA. s7oo.
NEAR Tank Arsenal. new Groom, dou-
bic construction. ready for inside finish
extra lot transportation: 81 300. Also
one At lsMile and Mound. Heath Realty.
ii-Mile and Mound.
lPLYMOUTH-Ann Arbor Rd.-smsn house
over 200 ~ business frontage: $3.50
down. Newman, 2e02o Plymouth road.
RIcHMoND-4-scre. good s-room house.
electric, city water. orchard: s.. 500,
terms. strsusser Drexei $3.50
4-RM. COTTAGE on acres 2 blocks 20
transportation: deep well. small chicken
house. 81 .37S. arm. bungalow; pavement
frontage; about u acre; large new chicken
house. deep well 81 $50: s-rm. farm home
on 2 acres: large barn; chicken house.
close in. SAFES terms.
IRWIN. KIGHT a HINES, INC
3o1?i Grstiot Rdtsvills is7ow.
10 ACRES Of good soil, on the pavement.
IN ST. Clair shores. So. 600 and easy
terms 25soo Y. Jefferson near in-Mne
as AcREs--dood soil; transp.. schools
Realty Service, Wood. -l2-Mile, Pc. 2s0s.
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COLOR p-New Inns. mr.. Willow Run. 81, >.
$50. 1900 On. Mr.. Leaned Wayne l31-l
18th; six rooms. bargain,
SIS monthly payments. owner. Fitzro,
1924.
coLORED- RUSSELL. s0t7. rms $500
down, s24 month. Real buy! Hurry
GEO. sTIEBER. 4647 Chene. TT. 1-ss4+
LEMAY-Modern 7-famiiy. not air heat
only 81. 500, terms LA. 4i40.
4-ROOM - Unfinished tbetween bomber
plant Ypsiianti). Townsend 7Tls3, be
fore 10. mornings.
CoLoRED-JUsT WHAT YoU WANT
Westminster 7 rooma, $3.50 down, st2 mo.
GEO. srIEBER. <s47 Chene. TIE. 1-oe44
homes 81. $50, 5000 down
Hurry. Phone Mr.. Learned. Wayne 1871
CoLoRED-we sell buy. exchange homes
fiats, Incomes. Johnson. CA. ss5o
coLoRED (Marston- oakiapd) - I0-room
Income IS. 500. easy terms. Melross
itt3. Madison o<7i.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate Hat
ings In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
sectioni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22
Bungalows for Sale

DEARRORS-Sew 3-room bungalow; tile
hath; attic; 5000. RE. 2os3.
MARK TWAIN Grand Riyer--s room hot
water heat; garage: large lot: 81. 600.
Franklin. 1000 Fenksil. Vermont T-ssT0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22

BRICK f-Fist-5 rooms each. 4 furnaces
, garages rented SIPS month. sacrifice.
81, 500. 81 500 down.
ELsEA REALTY 4 INVESTMENT co.
SALT FORT w. vi i-i40o
LARGE 2-family brick veneer Cheniot,
near Grand River; and bath: natural
nreplaces, bookcases. garages. side drive.
Reasonable for quick sale. Tslephon. owner,
Oregon 45ss.
PREssLER-van Dyks-Br 2-fam. SIS 100
subject 20 Hole; quick sale. PL. 534s
i2s77-Eisht up and str
down. See any time. Owner. Vermont
6-s53T.
East Aiexandrine; two
family 5000, stoo down. T~inbrook
2-tt13.
CoLoRED-Roosevet choice 2-family:
ca; sep. stm furn.; 81 900 down.
erutehet. 1874 MeGra~. 3ss-4-a2e4.
CoLORED-e2i T. Euclid SIS steam; gar.
$500 down. Spencer. cH. 1884
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estst. Msi.
inEs In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22
Greater North woodward

FE.RNDALE BEAUTY-New s-rm. brick
and frame bungalow oil sir.cond. In
the trees: W. ~ Woodward; $3.50. Last
one left" q. X Realty, 1890 Woodward,
Ferndals FL. 6lA. r. o, 1855
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22
BRING YOUR TITLE
WITH YOU

DODGE -ip3a club coupe radio. heater.
custom siipcovers dark zlue finish. ex I.
ceient heavy duty tires; hurry on this
special a, only Sie5, one-thlrd down or
BERBAR MOTORS s2ls HARPER
DODGE and DE soto-ie37. five 10 choose
from. as low as 1929. 7OTO Grstiot
DODGE and Plymouth 1910 club coupes
and sedans; most have radios and heat.
ers tires Ike new only St95 up, easy
terms. 1896 Grstiot
DOpGE-le3e De luxe coupe Good cheap
transportation az bargain price S4p5
tIepa k-ce ies2T bivrruuts.
DODGE-isio sedan; radio and heater
good tires two spares bargain only
$40; easy terms. 1t6O6 Gratiot.
DODGE 1910 CLUB COUPE
Radio, heater fuli price $3.50
NORTHLAWN MOTOR SALES
HIII CD. RIVER
poDGE-ia36 sedan good motor. excel
lent tires Sll5 fuB price $40 down o.
HFFBAR MOTORS s2ls HARPER
DODGE - 81 luxury liner 2-dt driven
200 miles b. org owner. An $50 4,
On. store sif5 Maok.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22
Income Bungalows for Sale

COOPER, near warrsn-5 rooms and
mace. newly reeonditionsd: price s. 600,
250 down: a good buy: II interested
call Mrs. schedlbaurer, SAT- Venice Ave.
Plaza 0ssl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22

DoDoE-les0 2-door; good condition. fair
ures' private party. VinewoOd t.2si7,
DoDGE-'3g de luxe 2.door sedan; new
ures, radio, heater S343 u down. IS
months 70 pay 7TZA grHtlgt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22
YOUR CAR AS GOOD AS CAS-

Royal 2-door hrougharf;
radio. heater very good tires. very
clean; finance S2Ij. 10 down or car.
1850 Grauot.
CHRYsI ER-l9i0 &c" Windsor: clean IN
side ana out fully equipped low mile
age heavy duty Goodyear tires. $3.50 u
our price, compare. one-thirl down OF
trade
HERBAR MOTORS s2ls HARPER
CHRYsL ER-'Ss Royal t-door sedan
overdrive good motor finish and up
holstery good S265. - down. IS months
q pay 1870 Gratiot.
-1 939-Dedges-1039
2 and i-dpor custom de sedaus an beau.
tiful spotcss inside and out; radios heaters
and nearly new tires. rs % choose from
all colors. mohair or whipCord uphols as
low az 1919. fun price y down or trade.
Z ". Gregory. salesrooms 1896 Gratiot.
Largest Stock IN Michigan
Closing oat-io4i DODGE 4-door de luxe
radio heater, very clean S-TJ' 1880
CHRNSLEk club coupe radio heater. IKE
new $500 uue-uvner cars, guaranteed IN
DAYS i0s25 Mack
DODGE -1ot0 2-d1of. bssuufus flare RED
full 20 plates excellent ..rts fuIU
equipped. Will sell AZ oace only f5o3 SCI
Joe. 1880 LiNernoiss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22
Land Contracts

/
ALL land contracts bought, mtges. made
McHugh. 1910 Ford Bldg. Cadillac o34e
MELVIN r LANPHAR a COMPANY
sth Floor. Lafayette Bldg. Cadillac 1910
AT Low discounts. We buy land contracts
arrange az e hrst mortgage loans. Edw
Henkel Co. Hammond Bldg. CA. 1855.
CASH for land contracts or residential
prop. Home Associates, TY. s-3i54.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22

LAKE ERIE-stoney Point Peninsula. near
Monroe 5-room cottage. modern. for
season. 3e27 Nelson drive. Hogarth sits.
LAKE ST. CLAIR frontage, back Of Gel.
fridge Field on beautiful Conger Bay
Drive sacrifice. se25. Tyler 1885.
loR RENT. CoTTAGE-Furnished. gas,
electric bath 1925 West Lake Drive,
Walled Lake Tyler $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22

u WORTHWHILE. 2oA-5-room brick, gar
!, barn, etc. Smith a Bloom, Worthwhile 40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-22


cHEvRoLET--ie4i de luxe 5-pass. coupe
2.tone finish; original owner; 3 nearly.
new de luxe oversize tires. all Al con-
dition s135. Phone Lincoln 2-3i27.
cHEvRoLET-is40 special de luxe 2-door
beige, radio and heater. rubber shows no
wear. spotless inside. az plates; $685..
Floyd Rice. 1885 Livernois.
cHEvRoLET-is4o special de luxe club
coupe; azure blue finish. mohair trim
radio. heater. heavy duty tires. fuly
written guarantee. best buy In the city
S52S. one-third down or trade
HERBAR MOTORS s2io HARPER
= 1887 sedan; good motor
almost new tires; guaranteed car. only
sis9. one-third down or trade.
HERBAR MOTORS s2l5 HARPER
cHEvROLET--i940 special de luxe sedan
cheap; private. radio. heater Townsend
5-534i.
CHEW. 1875 In. sed. htr.. excel, tires
$40 fun price. Hanson chev.. 1929 Mack
de luxe town sedan
original owner. Al condition: finance
$3.50. Ia down or car. 1850 Graiiot.
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Board and Room

BIRWOoD, 1864. Fenksll.Wyoming dis
trict--Amsrcan home nicely furnished
gentleman, steady; good meals, lunches
garage
BOULEVARD, EAST GRAND. e23. neal
Packard s-Front two men. twin beds
shower. three meals; 81.
HELEN. 33oo-Privste French home sen.
tlemen working nights preferred. Olive
1855
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-25
Stolen Drills
Bring Arrests

Two Ypsilanti men were ar
raigned Friday before Justice Jay
II. Payne in Ann Arbor after they
became involved in handling Of
stolen drills Examination was
waived and both men. John Bur
lingame, sos limerick St. and
Glen II. Williams. 6l5 Pearl St.
were placed under $1,000 bond and
bound to circuit court
Federal agents. upon investigat-
ing the possible theft OF tools from
the Bomber plant having heard
OF purchase OF drills at ten cents
apiece when they we're valued at
S., found that they were not fed
eral property and notified the
sheriffs office. Sgt C. j Ray,
of the Ypsllanti police and Sher-
ifs Deputy Ray Roy. learned that
Ben Hodger. $40 Stanley St, had
bought from 80 to 40 drills Of I'M
usual size from Williams Inyes-
tigation revealed that Williams
had purchased the drills from Bur
lingame and that these drills were
taken about January 10 from Motor
State Products Co. 103 River St
Williams was arrested Tuesday for
investigation on charges OF re
ceiving stolen property and Bur
lingame was arrested Thursday
Both were formally charged and
arraigned Friday
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-25
l.. S. Will Not
Control Wires

Washington Apr. 25-INs-- Ad-
ministration leaders today said that
the proposed merger OF the West
ern Union and Postal Telegraph
Companies will not lead TO govern.
ment control OF communication IA.
cilities.
Reports OF liberalization we're
heard following the disclosure by
Secretary OF Commerce Jesse Jones
that President Roosevelt had rec
commended the location Of telegra PHI
stations in post Offices.
Il don't think anyone responsible
for the merger plan had govern
ment control in mind" said Sen.
Lister Hin ID Ala, Senate ma.
iority whip.
THE Postal Company has been
losing money for months and IL
Just adds up TO having = combine.
or have one company tying 70 d.
its own work and that OF its com
petitor. too