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Evening star., 1942-07-10
Markets at q Glance

NEW YORK, July 10 (P,.-
Stocks lower; profit taking stems
rally. Bonds irregular; changes
narrow. Cotton easy; hedging
and price fixing.
Evening star., 1942-07-10


At Boston
Detroit ----- 600 900 OOl- 1 73
Boston ---- O30 O30 OOx- 90
Batteries-Trout tHen.haw) and Teb-
belts; Hushson and Conroy.
At New York
st. Louis - 0Ol 900
New York 500 600
Batteries-NixKelins Ferens and Fer
reiI: Donald and Rosar.
At Philadelphia
Cleveland 600 03l
Philadelphia 900 90
Batterie.-Harder and Dennins: Besse
and Warner
Chicago at Washington might.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Chicago
Boston 1890 0
Batteries-Tobin and Lsmbardi; Pas
seau and MeCulloush.
At St. Louis
New York -- 90
| st. Louis 90
Battsries-csrpenter and Dsnnins'
! Csepef and Odea.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh tnightl
Brooklyn at Cincinnati might.
Evening star., 1942-07-10

CHICAGO: Wheat lower,
profit taking; hedging sales. Corn
lower, hedging; favorable Gov
ernment crop forecast expected.
Hogs fairly active; steady to
strong Cattle-Very small sup
ply sold mainly at steady prices.
Evening star., 1942-07-10
Late Races


Entries for Tomorrow, Page TX.
Earlier Results, Selections and
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Evening star., 1942-07-10
Major League Games

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Evening star., 1942-07-10
Weather Forecast

Warm and humid, with brief showers today con.
tinued warm tonight. Temperatures today
Highest. "a, at :35 pm; lowest, 68 at $40 am
II, at 3:45 pm.
Prom the unted states wescner Bureau Report.
Full Details Page Az.
Evening star., 1942-07-10

and Warner.
Chicago at Washington might.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Hsrelc g erode - shirley J Reed
William =. Franklin. Is, Mariana Woi
''rs IN
i's.t SPENCE. Al; IeV,l retty. ~
AH- =. Brennan Jr "a kathryn Moore
r-r q MORGAN. 2s Thelms " B,u,il.
tor u
Frederick Enns.. 50: Dolores N. DuLons
as
E4e.rt g, Juoainvins, IS: Bertha NJ
Nsthsn Bsrnsn. %. Sylvia Chsmish. 81
Vanc. " pradv. 20 Helen NJ Farke, is
Richard v. Popeshil. 10: Ida N. David
son. rs.
Joseph carlo. ~; Poolns Lombardo, ~.
Harold s. Wheeler. 80. Dorothy q. Klein
u
"surfc. Der,emacker. 81; Gloria Welt. Is
A'hs-+ . Aiher'on, - mildred NJ. p
1.1r,,h ,. Reynolds. 20; Flora y. Bar
are. Gsrch. IS Helen Eisor. u.
rch.y, q Moss. ~ Mary Mclean -
AL Roche. n, virginia Nuuns. -
Isek Alexander A Lillian Fslsdino. 9S
rsul RcnAnelu " II, hlds Calgsrs. Fl
H.-ry e. P'o'roVski, 20, Helen stsnozyk
IS
~hs,,e a. H,schon 40; Eleanor Reed rs
filWs Coldstsin. "a. Dorothy =. Fleisher
-
t. .v,st 7. Wsl,man. rs: Janet Goldsmith IS
vt.csrdo n CONT a. stella NJ Lepley, 30
frssph e. Nsvedal. 20; Leora l.. Hunt. IL
casp.- Marrone rs. Joan stawarz. p.
ward l. Bausrly rs. Gladys White, ~
rankin c. Marks. n; Edith Topper, Is
'-ussns n. Swain. %; Geraldine y. spen
GER 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
Livestock Markets
Ill.IRllIT

Quotations Supplied by United States
DEPARTMENT - Agriculture
GAIT E-Ree-ip,s. ESQ slaughtsr
steers ana shs stock moderately active.
fuity steady cutter 20 common light steers
srd heHsrs N broad demand bulls
steady. very tea good cattle offered halt
load good around 200 ihs fed steers he'd
above Sl2 81, odd io's medium light steers.
$40 25li 80 common Sa1iD. very thin
nSNt darn type heifsrs, S7us2a com
mon hsifsrs g 50 . 2 Is mos, beef cows
s. s01P cutters xT35us.3a Gamers.
Wf52s shelly ligh' cannsrs down 70
e 81 fsv good vrigh'y sausage bulls
$40 II Is. common and MEDIUM, tsH
p -. MEDIUM o. io~ Eond steers late
T1esdsy sold weak a. 2Sc over.
CAVES Ssishls. 400 Nsalsrs opened
.frsd,. good - choice grades. &lsHls So.
~ -, Sis common and medium. tli ~ IS.
SHEEP SsiahIs 80. Not enough lambs
.'' sac 'arly 81 make a market, unfsrtens
. .'-r1s package GOOD. 80 IN native sold
Xl1sS feV common light lambs SO 20 n
~: sheep steady short deck Gull 10 rom
mon. - 20 slaughter ewes. s. good ~
rf~Ics sW's sslshle S7gs one load good
- choice 3o ir MIXED native and fed
efsisrn lsrhs late Tuesday TOPPED a,
81 ~.
HOGs Receipts. 600 butchers sealing
- Ibs ana up. and sows IS cents higher
other Weights and classes steady. Bulk
: ppd 20 choice 80 26H-ih butchers, Si3 IS
ri3 50. 2So- 3lo-Ib weights Si3 100 q a.
hsavis- VeiEhis SO s0H Is. il0-lG0-ib
rghr mostly Sii 50 ~ 10, bulk ho~,,
81 80 Il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
DEATHS

ace HIATT. $3.50 French road. SIS.
,uan Kellogg. 500 East Grand boulevard
sp1 r.s,.r. 1870 ssyburn. so
fcks,, p Candy. 1888 Peter Hunt %.
zrss Edwards qss Hague, rs.
urnts porowski 1900 Turner. 10.
,psus,s Roschewsks, 1927 westvood. 10
.ssph Forton 1899 Merrick. ;.
ankle Ragley. 1850 military, 26.
pc,ls Push. 5si Chandler. 81.
ufu. " Ortmsn. a6s Msrrick. 6o.
,Usrr Heard 2io First street. 50
or,rude Caldwell, 2iis East Alevandrine
a.
,tsry M.sdsr. ps Hague. t.
sroh pesonen. 1920 Hartwen, -.
,--narde INV. itiq Christiancy. 81.
Inert Jaeger. Merry Hall, So
elem johnson. $500 Van DyKe, -.
imam Mcknight. 2225 McDougall. 80.
avid Evans. so5s whtewood. 81. 80
-uord r. Gerard. 1925 Houston, ~.
,rris Wright. 1925 Fast Ferry, a..
euis Molten. 1890 Chase. 81.
e7rsrd Arthur Gales. 5t75 Twenty-fourth
81.
ram,s p Near. 1928 Cruise. so,
Margaret n. Dent. s2l3 ColfaN. 30.
Acilia Hauser, 40 Midland, IS.
ward Burgess. 40 Russell. rs.
Rmes Anderson. 1868 Richton. 50,
Frances NJ. Bynum. 515e Commonwealth
Mari Jackson. $500 ives, Vernon. ~.
lanes BOYLE ST.. sol Corners IS
Mariana Dfis Galanti. 1859 Illinois. 81.
Irene J. Coleman Savage. iii Mclean
Highland Park. IS.
Henry G. strackbein. s27 Fisher. so.
Bsrbars Ann siggins. 1897 Kentucky.
months.
Marian soEotau. 3o22 Porter. S..
Hasop Nartabedan 1870 Rethune 81
Hgoohy Sahosian 23ie Sturtsvsnt. rs
Anthony smolenski zee Eiopsns 50
Mar'hi Honecker, isO3s Revere Sc
Frances NsVrocki sac NJ Eiic't, -
John biprsytr, 220e Dubois. ~
lanes J Dufy. 1857 Dickerson, IT
John Csssapdris, 400 Concord. 5 months
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
DIVORCES

Cecilis Wynn from Bruce
Vera Highheld from James
David Harold isaacks from MArJcf.
Lenore Gosney from olive V
Reheccs Grayson from samuel
ore Edwards from CAR
George Gush from Margaret
Lillian kingins from Claude.
Rose Morrls from Melvin
Helen Hooker from Elmer
Reginold Doyle from Ninnis
John Harding from June
Merle Hoffman from Irene
Gladys Brooks from Ear T
Edith Gagloy from william.
Hazel Thomas from Adsl
Mama Bruce from William
Wanda Robson from Fred
Pauline Paterson from AleNsndet
ANNULMEST
Ann Beloskun from Morris.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
OAKLAWN

tAt Hot Springs, Ark
LIES JIMMIE. Norman sloAl. Real
Boy
z-BRICHT AND EARLY, Otto's Choice.
Devils Frulc.
3-GOAL TO GO AIsfag. Olympisn.
t-VALDfNA BISHOP. Proud Sister. Big
Bubble
S-FAIRCAIE Drawby. Lums Pride.
s-PRINCIPAL ONE. Black Kerry, Iron
rlungsr.
TINE PLAY. TupIsne. Manila Bay
s-JusTlCE NAP, Henry Halter. Re
coa'na.
o-DAwN PORTAGE. Cato. Nulnsky
RESI- BRIGHT AND EARLY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05

DEATHS
FOR THIRSnAN

Gerald NshoIny, tT2s Central 4 months
Peter Rgonra 6i2e ogden. IS.
Edward Woynar s3pl smart
Msrcella Bnrss. 500 South Cavalry 80
F-rdtricb \ v. Rich. 4S2s kensingtor
Ella I wright 21s3 Mcclellan. 70
James = Fitzgerald 1903 cas- -
Hernins Kahn. 7sss Richmond -
Mary Main. 1914 After road. 10
Frances Markowski. Long Lake road \
pena. Mich. 81
Albert Wyland. 1850 Cloveriavn. -
Anna McLemore, POI Westminster a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
Shoe Production
Gains in January

WASHINGTON. March ). Pro-
duction Of boots. shoes and slip
pers for January amounted 10
1882 $50 pairs. an increase of "a
per cent over the 38.254 ,946 pairs
in December, 1871, and IA per cent
more than the 36.S03.295 pairs
produced in January. 1871, accord
ing 10 the department of COM
mcrCc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
Detroit Poultry

Market. steady. hens. 81 lbs and up
2ic. under 55 lbs, 2fo leghorn hens.
lbs and up zoe; cocks, i2H l4c; rock
springers. 4 10 81. lbs smooth legs, Csc
rock broilers. 2is 70 lbs, 2ic stags' zoe
capons, Z lbs. and up. Csc. under lbs.
Csc
EGGs-Market. hrm; current receipts
2st%c. undfrgrades Is n 25IC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
BIRTHS
ROYS

Boys we're born TO.
Alice Allen, s27s Kentucky.
Violet Audi 22ss0 Ale1Andrine. Dearborn.
Marie Brown. 500 Harding
Marie Barrett, l0i5 Twenty third. Wysn
dotte
Genevieve Bohanon. 1907 East Congress.
Antoinette Bityk. SIS East Maxlow, Haze
Park.
Eugenia Babenko. 4ssii Ecorse road. Belle
Vile.
sylvia Bracsful. 2is Watson.
Ethel Benjamin. 23i2 Richton.
Alvsretta Coulston. 1928 NorthlaWr
Michslene Chitren, is0s2 Alcoy.
Nellie Corns - Elton. Ecorss,
Fannie Chiodo, 2i57 Harper.
Bessie Cook. 1919 South
Elsie Cousins, 1878 Eastwood.
Virginia Capbell, 1924 Jos. Campau
Marie carrigsn, II stanton lane. Cross
Pointe.
Nan Carmichael. 252so Ann Arbcr train
/ Dearborn.
Cecilia barge. 1873 Psytou.
Pauline Deshetsky, 1888 Baldwin.
/ Virginia Earl. $3.50 Rutherford.
Craze Fox. 1857 Calvert.
Marjorie LaCross. 25iO Fisher
| Leona LiUbridge, lsO3s Revere
Jessie Liddle. 1885 Westmorelsnd
Christine Meade 1929 Lawton.
Magnolia Marine. s22 Westminster
/ Dais Mastasich. 1914 81 Aubin
/ Dorothy Murphy. 1854 Cass
Bessie Meyers. 2202 West Euclid
Nettie Martin. s59s Sherwood.
Mary Matt. 3li0 Fourth.
Bernice Mahar. 3775 Humboldt
Anne Moore, 1882 Hamilton.
/ Estella Mcdonald. ass Holcomb
Tf~fesa Nckert. s271 West Lafayette
/ Ella Nieman, 2270i Goddard road. Inkster
Olga Olah. 9136 Meyers road.
Mildred Petee e775 Ohio.
Mary Piche 1919 Terry.
Loretta Poksiefka, $685. Van Dyke
Dorothy Pawlak. iT23i Fairport
Margaret Pepiinski 1851 Evergreen road
Elizabeth Rotgers. 1911 West Euclid
Florence Ruprich 1909 Harvard road
EVELYN Reppert. 1901 Montrosc
Estelie Rice. 45al Bangor.
Lucille Rvers. as5 East MontcAini
Alberta Rollins $3.50 CLINTON
Frances Rozek. 4tis Parkinson.
Mary Slovik. 1885 Geddes road. BeiieVile
Clara sysol. 360e Twenty fourth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
BIRTHS

Laddie slokkoSSki 1909 ClovetlsVr
Doris s'urtz ss0i Toledo.
Nina Smith. 1924 West Lafayette.
Lilhsn Schroeder. 1881 steele
Virginia STANLEY. $3.50 Narcotics
Lo,'is Smucyynski G22i Superior
Gertrude SeifL 1856 Rurns
Evelyn schWsitzer, iilt Harvar1 road
Mildred Thompson. 3s2q Bennett Dearborn
Charlesette Taylor. 81 Harper.
Elizabeth Tank iT26 Dickerson.
Roslyn Topy 3240 Rochester
Valerie Vanden Brulle 1922 GladSIn
Dolle Wilson. 1924 Fleming
Angelina Woodward, $3.50 Catalan
Ber,hs walman. 275i Rochester.
Sophie Wisniewski 1922 Chopin.
Sassen Webb. 1880 East Congress
Martha Wheaton 1891 Thompson cour
Marcia Weissc goo Rla'ne
tucretia Yarde. 7loi Ltnsfale
Priscilla Zolno. 1890 Encieman Center Line
GIRLS
Girls were horn to.
nose Aenco, 1924 Gladstone
Youvha Rel. 1897 Alter road
Mary Brown agsl Stopel
COLOMBIA Relu. i3osl Jane.
Cecilia Rohn 1887 Msp'elapu.
Florence Beach. ioots Hart Huntington
P Woods
stella Ronfer 2soi Horton Ferndale.
Csllie BLACK q3q East Wills
Irene Crabtres. 80 Watson.
Corine Collins 1909 An'ietsm.
Ida Colombo. 4iqt Marisuquc
Georginia Coponen 1921 Chalfon'c
sophie Ciureteln, 1888 orchard Dearborn
Helen CAtalsno, 1921 Past Congress
Rosie Campbell 1872 Tennessee.
Rose Diosi 1854 Roselawn.
Opal bosch. 3s4s Wabash
Rose Ann Diem 22f6 Baldwin
Freda Dalton. 5i5l Avery.
Patricia Dorm. 1929 Alter road
Dorothy p'Amelio. asi0 Wisconsin
Kathryn Foster 1921 Jane
Gwendolyn Felt 1031f East outer drive
Irene Flick. 1852 Shields
Bessie Foster, 1892 McDougall
Ann Fredel. $685. Lakcview
Alice Flanagan. 20l3i Greeley.
Virginia Gillette 1892 Tuxedo
Concet,a Guzzi. 1910 So Jean
Jean Garvit, 30sio schoolcrao Plymouth
Ruth Gray. 1901 Harper.
Josephine HUM. 1875 Frankfort road.
Margaret Hunyady $50 South Luther
Audrey Frimmer. 81 Trowhridge
Marian Pierfahce. 1926 Ardmors
Clara Potulski. 1870 Nnrwalk. Hamtranck
starr Papsdorf, i5345 Evergreen, Eas
Dorothy Riley. sis Medhury.
Rose Kenny. 1890 LongvisW
Mary Ray. 1il1a Kercheval
Arlyle Ronayne. i40S Lincoln.
Grace Reiter. 12O6s Chelsea
Elaine Rickel. 1884 Harvard
Wanda stopa, 3223 Lehman, Hamtramck
Martha Space, 1876 Temple
Dorothy Sawyer. f446 Third
Eleanor Still. 22Oi3 Rausch Fast Detroit
Lila Smith. 1883 Ward
Anne Silver. sT42 LaSAne boulevard
Victoria stoia, 1923 Bingham Dearborn.
Ann Sumeracki. 1928 Theodore.
Sarah Snyder. 1880 Richfon.
Corda stanley. 2076 Clarl
Elizabeth SETTING, 1895 Lemay.
Inez Thompson, 224a Ash.
Amelia Toscas. SO46 Steahman. Dearborn
Edith Till. 354 Geneva. Highland Park.
IEleanore Taylor 1880 Conley
Elizabeth Nerkeyn. 1857 Beaconshed
Jessie Van Tryon. 20920 Neshit. Cratic
! Township.
Nahle Whitehead si3 Renton
Katherine Williams ifOp2 Rorelle
Elizabeth Waldorf 1925 Evanston
Lucille Wilmo'. iif3 BISHOP.
Mildred Watson. 23s Pleasant Birmingham
MARY -Maich, 1914 Fikhar' Dearborn
Dorothy Wiohmann. 302S BROOKLYN
Ersol Whtworth, 112i7 Kerchevsl
Geneva Watson 1920 Antstsu
Helen leila, sO52 Hardyks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
HAVANA
iAt Havana cnhs

i-wAkk Znnis Wagolf
TARP. Lady Balko. Asyo =
Queen
-HARD CHASE. Hssty Hanna. Sales
Tan
t-CHATFAU LAGARDE. Istanbul. The
Jurist
Any rONNE. Kin Mas. Nov You
Down
s--CHATARTT, ohins Choice. Sister
Reign
7-DkRA DAY. sky orms. Bob c.
s-BOsOPI Bay Eagle. stspaside.
BEST CHATEAU LAGARDE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
OAKLAWN
al Hot sprinRS Ark.

fAt HOT springs, Arkb
t-NIRAGIN, Lees Jimmie. Soberano.
c-BuDRON. Otto's Choice. Bright and
Early.
GOAL TO GO. Mad Crusader. Pair
Ketta.
4=vALpINA BISHOP, FIsg Post, Proud
Sister.
S-LAZoNGA, Draw BY. With Regards
PRINCIPAL ONE. Black Kerry, Iron
Plunger.
7-TRIPLANE. xenoras Fox, Manila
Ray
HENRY Halter, Justice Nap.
Recostna
cato, Dawn Portage. kenton Bar.
BEST-GOAL TO co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
Best Bets
(By United Press)
HJALEAH
(At Miami. Fla.

CAT Miami. Fla.)
my ZACA, Mad Time, Liquid Lunch.
7-RocK MAKER, Vingt III I'm, For
AcuRIoUs ROMAN. saku, Lsyswsy
t-TRADE LAST, Bremen Pass, Count
Haste.
@BLUE WARRIOR. Tragic Ending.
Doubt Not.
j.. sheriff Culkin. signstor.
R--LOVELY DAWN, Haut Mond. Psy-
chology.
s-wEsT WICHITA. Tedder. Handiboy.
BEsT-CURIoUs ROMAN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
Lost and Found

iOsT-frIsh water spaniel. female, from
truck near StUrgis Michigan; 500 re-
ward r. J. Rafferty,, 1927 wabash.
Cadillac O63e.
LOST BILL FOLDER. drivers license. AAA
membership card. other cards. Return,
DeIbert Mackenzie. 1862 THIRD
SPANIEL black; vicinity
Arlington Outer Drive, reward. Telephone
Superior 2S03-J.
LOST, Boston bulldog; dark brown, white
under neck; childs pet; reward. 1l4s
Alaska
MARY PROVOST. Bass John Hx road.
Wayne-Lot or stolen. black female
cocker spaniel, named "Toots. Finder
please return. 1855 John HX road $40
reward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
Deatb lotlres

BRAZIER March 2, Stanley, age 90: be
loved husband OF Florence dear father
of Stanley. Mrs. Lillian Phillips. Ann
Ward. brother OF Thomas and Daniel
Funeral from Verheyden's Funeral Home.
$500 Mack. at outer Drive, Thursday at
9;i5. and 81 Edwards Church Al 10.
CAPPER-March 3. 1892. Arthur s.. dear
husband OF Isabelle. beloved father ot
Nancy Service at Skene Funeral Home.
1919 West Grand Blvd, Friday At D. m
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2. 1912. johanna,
beloved mother Of Albert Beck, Emma
Eckhardt John Beickley. Louise Alsteadt.
Paul and Harry Genthenberg. the late
Emil Beickley and Frieda Alurd' dear
sister Of Godrey Beck: grandmother ot ~
grandchildren Funeral AZ Walter DEM
Funeral Home. SSH East Forest. Thursday
AZ p. m.
sMIECHOwsKI - March 3 walt
(schmidD dear father OF Mrs. Emmet
Roache: grandfather Of grandchildren.
Funeral Friday from Anthony Wulek
Funeral Home. 1892 Eas, Cantcld a. : 80
r. m. and Assumption Of b V. NJ O..
CGrotto) Church at g a. m. lnterment,
Nj Olivet.
wAsZEwsKI-Barney. March 2 dear
brother ~ John Edmund, Martha Cy-
man Thadora Bowen. Frances Funeral
Thursday. 2 a. m. from residence 430t
Three-M drive. and s. Mathew Church
At $50 a m. Interment. NJ. Olivet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
tBy International News Service
HIALEAH
CAT Miami. Fis)

tAt Miami. Fls.D
MY ZACA. Liquid Lunch. over Ice
LA JACONDF. Rock Maker, Not Yet.
luxurious ROMAN. Saku, Albatross
t-BRENNER PASS. Trade Last, Count
Haste
S-MINNELUSA. Doubt Not Cadmium.
s-sHERIF CULKiN, Cape Cod Dekslb
7-HAUT MOHD, Lovely Dawn. High
omar
@TEDDER. Hsndiboy, All Even.
BEST INNELUsA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05
. - kt !|f,m SehEcp DEzec261Y
BUYERS GUIDE
MATTRESSES RENOVATED LIKE NEW


A BEAUTIFUL RENOVATION-old cottoi
mattresses into comfortable innersprlng
any size; citywide service. Quality Mat
treSs, Townsend s-7562.
A BONA Eide Observation-Disclosures rem
ovated like new, So 4-hour service free
delivery. Pillows renovated. Cleveland Mat
tress Co, l2335-37 Hamilton. TO. s-1l3s
MATTRESSES Ike new. SO
positively guaranteed. star Mattress
Hogarth $3.50.
So %. MATTRESS renovated. Northwestern
Mattress Company. telephone Hogaru
ie1i. 1895 Chicago
METAL SCREENS
ls-MEsH bronze wire; good homes deserv,
our products Universal Weatherstrip a
screeo Co. 1920 Puritan. We. 5-26ls-5-oi50
METAL, RAGS. wAsTEPAPER
NORTHERN WASTE. Townsend 6-3766
TOP PRICES. Free pickup service
Factory salvage
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Waits MUSIC SHOP. Martin Band In
struments--repairing Murray 6l37-3s3I
St Clair.
PIANO TEACHER
PIANO THEORY TEACHER - billiard.
Advanced students. beginners. FTlee
reasonable. Twinbrook 2-1477.
AMI bftohfti
Al DECORATOR. remove and repaper OF
paint walls reasonable Lafayette 1855
Al PAINTERS. wall washers. pspei
cleaners. quick service, guaranteed
Tyler 6-2oel.
ATTENTION-save s.. decorate now ex
pert work: free estimates Tf. h-o66i
ATTENTION PAINTING. paperhans,ng
spray painting; reasonable: estimates
guaranteed workmanship Temple 2-76ti
BETTER PAINTING, Paperhanging. Com.
plete service; reasonable. References.
Immediate service. LenoN 3l6s.
PAINTING. decorating. interior. exterior
quality workmanship, kslsominng. esti-
mates given. Tyler 6-6il7
PAINTING. Decorating. Kalsomining
Paperhangng. Good workmanship. Esti
mates Tyler 6-9052. Twfnbrook 2-3596.
PAPERHANGING Patch Plss
teringl. Kalsomning. Glazing, reason
able. Tyler 4-li05. Tuxedo 2-0l32
PAINTING. DECORATING. interior. ex
terror; workmanship guaranteed. reason
able prices. Estimates. Tyler $685..
WILL DECORATE sidewalks. Getting,
'paper included). complete room. 81 so
Hogarth sj5s.
PIANO TUNING
FIRST CLASS TUNING. 81 80 Gree reno
vatingl Disabled war veteran, Red
ford 207i
pIA>TERI>G
Al PATCH plasterine painting. covcs
arches alterations. Reasonable. Guar
anteed Temple 1-60l7
BETTER plasterius. repairing. workman
ship guaranteed. tEsumatesl. val,
Lafayette 4222. Dearborn i52s-J
DOUBLE drop cove ceilings. arches. eN-
pert patching. reasonable. Miller. Town
send 7-fs9i.
EXPERT patch repairing, arches coves
ceilings. Quality Service. Carlisle.
Fitzroy 0272.
EXPERT plasterer-New work. no job Toe
small. alterations. lvanhoe 1852
EXPFRIENCED-New work, repairing. al
teratlons. arches, coves and ceilings
Ivanhoe 1905.
LATHlNG. plastering material furnished
Special prices over 300 yards. Townsend
S-O26T
PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL plastering
material and labor furnished Telephone
LenoX 0iSs.
sTERiNG-Patchwork Carpenter re
pairs: archwavs Guaranteed sattsfac-
tion. elsi Sherwood. lvanhoe $3.50.
FLASTERING - PLAIN and. Ornamental
Commercial Residential. George Bisset
Telephone Niagara iil2.
wv Y. RoCERs-Plastsring and lsthing
no Job too small Cherry 45s2.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate hsting'
m the. biz Sunday Times Want AZ
Section
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operate Vitos Machine--Apply In person
at once. 527 Woodward. Cherry 1882
COLORED-Girls; good wages. steady; six
days. $50 TO $3.50 a. m. SOS Fred
erick
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"IH say he's mean! You should the things /
call him in shOrthand!'
Havana Entries

5 listed In order Of post position.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-05

BLACK SPANIEL
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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-11-05

In the second roundup of
scrap on the Montana State
University campus, over 500
worth of brass, cast iron, rubber
and aluminium were collected to
be turned over to the state.
Last summer, in a similar
roundup, the University main
tenance department turned
over enough scrap to bring in
around $500.
The press room of the School
of Journalism turned in an old
linotype which weighed about
500 pounds. This linotype, one
of the first ever brought into
the state, was a Model No. l.
It was donated by the Great
Falls Tribune and had been out
of use for several years.
The United States Office of
Education has appointed the
University Library to act as the
War Information Center of
Montana. Under this appoint
ment, the Library is authorized
to collect all government docu-
ments, pamphlets, war posters
and other pictorial material,
current periodicals and COM
mentarles, volumes-everything
related to the war effort.
This collection is invaluable
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-11-05
WILL ELECT AAA
COMMITTEEMAN

Meetings OF AAA coOperatOrS
in Big Horn county's five COM
munities will be held Saturday
to select AAA community COM
mitteemen and delegates to the
county convention.
Each community will elect
three community committee
men, two a~lternates, one con-
vention delegate and one alter
nate delegate.
All meetings will begin at
1:30 pm, and meeting places
are as follows: Crow Agency,
community room of the court
house in Hardin; Decker, Bum
baca hall; North Hardin, COM
munity room of the court house;
South Hardin, Halfway school
house; Lodge Grass, Townsend
hall.
Every eligible voter should
plan to attend the meeting in
his community this Saturday."
George C. Miller, chairman OF
the county AAA committee
states. I'm addition, he should
plan his trip to the meeting SO
that he can bring as many of
his neighbors as his car or
truck will hold. We want to
have all AAA cooperators at
the meeting but we want them
to come with the least possible
use of rubber.
Besides election of commit
teemen and convention dele
gates, community meetings will
bring members of the agricul-
tural conservation association
together for discussion of their
program and the job it is doing
in the war effort" Mr.. Miller
added. I'VE are not able to
have as many community meet
ings now as in former years be-
cause of shortages of labor and
rubber and other factors. These
very things, however, make
meetings even more necessary
than formerly as a place for
exchanging ideas of ways of
getting farm and ranch work
done and gathering suggestions
for making the AAA's partici-
patton in war production more
effective.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-11-05

manufacture is a small, medium
or large producer, and in gen.
eral are higher for medium pro-
ducers than for large producers
and still higher for small pro-
ducerS, Mr.. Miller added.
1.-The large percentage allow
ed for repair parts production
next year is an effort to assure
farmers of enough repairs to
recondition existing machinery
to do the work for which new
machines will be unavailable"
Mr.. Miller stated. big Horn
county farmers are urged to
place orders for necessary re-
pair parts and to recondition
their farm machinery in the
coming winter months to avoid
delays next year. With prac-
tically all new farm machinery
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-11-05
FARM MACHINE
QUOTAS SET

Quotas for new farm mach
lnery in 1913 will be held to
20 per cent of 1910 production,
while manufacture of repair
parts will be allowed to reach
100 per cent of that years pro-
duction, according to George
c. Miller, chairman of the Big
Horn county USDA war board.
Order LILO restricts manu-
facture of all farm machinery,
equipment and repairs for the
period Nov. /, 1912, to Oct. 81,
1943, and limits production of
new machines based on differ
ent percentages Of weight for
each item. These percentages
vary according to whether the