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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-12
Final Meetings For Season
Conducted BY Church Circles

. John, verses 3 10 IL. after which all
/ Joined in repeating the Lord 5
/ Prayer. The annual secretary's and
/ treasurers reports we're given Mrs.
V. f. Henry. leader. reported on the
W.S.CS. A communication was read
from the family OF the late Mrs.
Lima Owen.
The secretary was instructed to
cast a unanimous ballot for new of
ficers for the year. which are Mrs.
Henry. leader; Mrs. Paul Burrell.
vice leader; Mrs. A. F. Day. secre.
tary; Mrs. Perry WOODWARD, treas
urer. Mrs. Henry appointed Mrs.
Edward Hines, flower chairman;
Mrs. Woodward, kitchen. and Mrs.
Lester Morningstar. dining room.
Eleven members were present. A
report on missions, written by Mrs.
o. VI. Miles, in the form OF poem.
was read.
After the meeting refreshments
Of ice cream and cake we're ser cd
by the hostess and assistant, Mrs
George Estes. This was the final
meeting until September.
Circle seven meeting, which was
to have been a picnic at Riverside
Park, was postponed for two weeks.
Circle nine had cooperative
luncheon at the home OF Mrs. L. C..
Lewis with II members and three
children present. Deyotions from
the Upper Room booklet were given
by Mrs 4. A. BeDell. The annual
report OF the circle was given by
Mrs. Earl Snyder. president. Plans
for the Needlework Guild work We =
made The new officers were in
stalled and committees appointed,
Mrs. Snyder and Mrs. Lewis. work;
Mrs. Louis Hubbard, flower fund;
Mrs. George Milne. missionary;
Mrs. George Worden. program;
Mrs. Martha Bacon. Mrs. Lawrence
Darling Mrs. Gertrude Gee and
Mrs. Jessie Miller, sick. Twenty-nine
social and II sick calls we're report
ed. Nine hours OF Red Cross work
have been performed. The closing
praye was offered by Mrs. George
Carr.
The next meeting will be in Sep
TENDER.
Circle ten met at the home OF
Mrs. o. S. Waldemeyer for lunch
con at l o'clock. The business meet
ing was opened by the leader, Mrs.
Media Fultord. After singing a
hymn. Mrs. Bruce Rorabacher con-
Quoted the devotions. using the
theme. The Madness OF This
Hour
1t was voted to give IS toward the
silverware fund for the Chelsea
Home. From the annual reports OF
the secretary and treasurer. II was
found that there has been an aver
age attendance OF IS. six new men,
bers, one death. and IT'S calls made.
Mrs. Leroy Draper. guest, and
Mrs. Wayne Spike. q new member.
were present. 1t was reported that
the circle has contributed five lap
robes TO the Red Cross.
The new officers for next year are
Mrs. Clifford Nd Schreiner. leader:
Mrs. Gerald Mead, vice leader; Mrs.
Roswell Hanlon. secretary; Mrs
Robert Blackmer. treasurer. II was
decided to sell Christmas cards
again next year.
Mrs. Fulford. retiring leader.
thanked the members for their CO.
operation during her year and read
a poem entitled "a Friend or Two"
She was presented with a gift from
the circle.
For the program. a reading. The
Night Watch" by Abrams. was CIV
en- by Mrs. Arnold Leonard After
the meeting a snapshot OF the group
was taken.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-12
wins Complimented
by Birthday Party

Mrs. Fred Cain. Jr.. Stony Creek
Rd., entertained at her home Thurs
day afternoon for the twin daugh-
tiers. Marilyn and Carolyn. Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Fallert. The occa-
sion was the birthday anniversary
Of the twins and their mother.
A picnic lunch was served and the
honored guests received many gifts.
The twins were three years old.
Out OF town guests were Mrs. R.
c. Brown and son. Robbie. Dear
born. and Mrs Eldon Goodall and
daughter. jamie. BEDFORD. Fifteen
were present.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-12
D. of u. V. Members
Given Fine Report

A fine report OF the G. A. R. and
Allied Orders state convention In
Grand Rapids June 3, 4 and was
given by Mrs. Pearl Raymond. dele
gate at thursday nights business
meeting OF Martha A. Beach Tent.
Daughters OF Union Veterans at
GAR. Hall. Mrs. A. n. Burd pre-
sided.
Mrs. Lowell Lee and Mrs Burd
represented the Daughters, and
Mrs. Edward Grannis. the Wom-
ems Relief Corps at the Navy Moth
ers' Club tea. Thursday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. Z. G.. Norce.
II was decided to hold the next
social meeting at Riverside Park,
June 26.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-12

The work OF eight OF the Won
ans Society of Christian Service
circles OF the Methodist Church was
closed until fall with meetings
Thursday. Some OF the circles had
luncheons. and others had outdoor
picnics planned. which were post
poned on account Of the rain. The
circles scheduled for meetings were
numbers one, two, three, four, five
seven. nine and ten.
The last meeting before the sum
mer recess. for circle one, was al
the home OF Mrs. Harvey Holmes
with II members and one guesi
present. Mrs. c. D. Voorhees,. lead
er. presided. Mrs. Frank Thayer con
Quoted the devotions Mrs. o. NJ
Miles. a guest for the afternoon
brought an interesting report OF
the missionary activities OF the
WS.C.S. for the year ending May
5.
Mrs Voorhees, read the annual
report OF the W.S.CS which includ
ed the financial statement ending
May g. Eighteen calls were report
ed.
A delicious cooperative luncheon
was served after the meeting. The
next meeting will be in September.
Mrs. j. Lynn Houck opened her
spacious home and gardens TO cir
Gle two for delicious cooperative
luncheon. Miss Caroline Lewis pre-
sided at the routine business meet
ing. Mrs. Melvin Lewis gave the de-
votions, which were interesting be
cause of the fact that they dealt
with Chinese literature as far back
as the 18th century. Mrs. Lewis led
in responsive reading. using the
Beatitudes. The answers in rhyme
whcih we're OF a Chinese religious
nature pertained to missionary
work. She stressed the Chinese en-
during power TO stand fast in Chris
tianity.
Il was announced that on July %
and %, there will be a W.S.C.S.
meeting in Adrian, for which bus
reservation may be made. Mrs. ].
Vail Throop, secretary. read her
annual report in rhyme The treasur-
err reported receipts during the year.
sl6s.33. Miss Lewis gave an extern
sive annual report OF the W.S-CS.
showing the total receipts TO be-
s2l26s9 and OF this S69453 was
sent TO missions. Mrs. Lloyd Wal
tiers was announced a. a new mem
Der. Mrs. o. z. Gooding is the new
circle leader. Calls reported were
social, six. and on the sick. 81.
A detailed annual report OF the
supply work as rendered by the
secretary OF supplies OF the ". S.
c. S, Mrs. o. VI. Miles. showing con-
tributions valued at s72.19, was
read. The donations of rugs and
cash were sent TO China relief; to
the Navajo Mission School in New
Mexico; the fund for children mi
grant workers, and various other
worthy causes.
The picnic for Circle three. which
was 10 have been az Recreation
Park was postponed on account OF
the rainy weather.
Circle four held their annual
picnic luncheon on the porch AZ
the home OF Mrs. Jason Clark.
Eleven members were present.
There was no business meeting.
but the annual treasurer's report
was read by Mrs. Lee Brown. the
new leader.
Circle five met at the home OF
Mrs. Fred Spencer at ? o'clock. The
meeting was opened with a song.
What A Friend We Have In Jesus"
Mrs. Spencer had charge OF the de-
votions reading the 2lst chapter OF
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-12
Enaaaement Announced

Announcement is being made of
the engagement OF Miss Vida Mae
stgter, bNrborn, daughter OF Louis
Sigler, Newport, 70 Pvt. Robert
Eenady. Camp Blanding. Fla. son
OF Nj. and Mrs. Nello F. Kenady.
Sll Washtenaw Ave. Pvt. Kenady
has been home on ten day fur
Tough and will return Saturday
morning 10 Camp Blanding.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-12
Marriage Saturday

The marriage OF Miss Virginia
Mary Thibodeau aand 1t. Marlen
Elmer Reber will take place Satur.
day morning az 10 o'clock IN 81.
John the Baptist Catholic Church
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-12
Mrs. liss Hostess

The Tackman Circle OF the Dor
cas- Society Of the Lutheran Church
held their June business meeting at
the home Of Mrs. Gottlieb Liss.
Mrs. Frank Lidke. Sr.. presided at
the meeting. which was opened with
devotions led by Mrs. Liss. who
read from Romans. The Apostles
Greed was repeated In unison Love
~ refreshments we're served by the
hostess. The next meeting Will be
with Mrs. Henry Keller, July ..
During the summer the meetings
will be at 2 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Leech.
owosso. formerly OF Wayne, visited
Ypsilanti friends Tuesday evening.
Their sister. Miss Barbara Nor
gan. went home to Ovosso with
them.
Mrs Celia Carpenter. Belleville,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. "
W. Springfield.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-12
Entertains Friends


Mrs. E. D. Moore entertained 20
friends. Thursday evening in cele-
bration OF the birthday OF her
daughter. Miss Grace. The evening
was pleasantly spent with bingo
and visiting and Guy Rockefeller
and Stephen Williamson played de-
lightful piano and violin duets. Miss
Moore received many pretty gifts
and two birthday cakes Mrs Moore
served glorified rice, cake, ice
cream and coffee
Mrs. Nello F kenady has re-
turned from trip 10 Grand Can
yon She stopped at flagstaff. Ariz.
10 attend commencement exercises
for her son. Keith. at Arizona State
Teachers College June 3. Keith will
remain at flagstaff as he has a 20
sition with a construction company
there.
Mrs. Kate Bailey Human. Berke-
ley. Cal. arrived this morning 10
visit her sister. Mrs. Sidney J.
Wright until Saturday afternoon
when she will leave TO visit her sis.
ter.in.lav. Mrs. Susan B. Human.
Oberlin, o.
Mrs. Frank Whitehouse Is enter
tanning Mrs. Herbert Jackson Root.
Wichita. Kas. She came Saturday
and later DR.. Root will join her
J. H. Hopkins. Jr.. returned from
Camp Custer. Thursday on a six
day furlough. He is due back on the
18th.
Mrs. Florence Baldwin left this
afternoon TO visit her son, Pvt. Guy
Averill at Fort Knox, Ky.
Miss Betty Lindegren, psychis-
trist with the Western Michigan
Child Guidance Center, Muskegon,
will spend the week end with her
parents, Prof. and Mrs Carl Linde-
gren.
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Attend Graduation

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mcdonald
and Mrs. William Ealy went to
Chelsea. Thursday. to attend the
graduation OF Mr.. Ealy's niece, Miss
Wilma Jean Fersch, from high
school. After the exercises a recep-
ton was held in honor OF Miss
Fersch at the home OF her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fersch. The
guest OF honor received many beau
tiful graduation presents.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-12
Calendar of Social Events /.

TO-DAY
Lutheran Altar Guild, social o'clock with Mrs Ros
Holmes
SATURDAY
Group Presbyterian picnic Riverside
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karon Ann Waterbury

karon Ann Is the name chosen
for the seven pound three ounce
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Waterbury. le5 Oaklawn Ave. The
baby was born in Boyer Hospital
Thursday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-12
Win Prizes

The 3. 3. Bunco Club met Thurs
day evening with Mrs. William Wa
tiers. Thursday evening Prizes for
bunco we're won by Miss Doris
Nicely. Miss Geraldine Schimmel.
and Mrs. John Simon. Mrs. William
Waters won the special prize. The
hostess served refreshments at the
close OF the evening. The next
meeting will be June Is with Mrs
Arthur Nicely.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-12
P. A. Profit Will
Benefit Children

Announcement Is made that Cen
trail P. T. A. have added $3.50 10
their treasury. The amount repre-
sents the profit made az sand
wich. ice cream and soft drink sale
at the grade picnic in Recreation
Park wednesday.
The committee headed by Mrs
Bert Hubbard. received $3.50. After
$3.50 expenses had been paid. a
profit OF $3.50 was realized. Other
committee workers were Mrs. Ken
meth Halves, Mrs Margaret Dundon
Mrs. Mahlon Ellis, Mrs. Mark Rust
and Mrs. Frank Gilbert.
The P. T. A. treasury fund is used
for supplying milk and other neces
sites to school children at Central
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-12
DAUGHTER Arrives

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Mayer. Route
3. Milan, are announcing the birth
OF daughter Thursday In Boyer
Hospital. The baby weighed seven
pounds. two ounces.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-12

Mr.. and Mrs. John Robbins. De.
troit, we're Sunday evening visitors
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Seymour.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Scott. 45l
Bergen Rd.. are parents OF a son
born today in Boyer Hospital. The
baby weighed seven pounds, six
ounces.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-02
Henderson
Leads Drive
Price Administrator
| n v a d e s Capitol in
Campaign for Increas-
ed Budget.

Washington. July 2-fAP)-Pricc
Administrator Leon Henderson stock
cd his vest pocket with cigars today
and prepared Ia head for Capitol
Hill Ia ask the Senate for the extra
S8G.OOO.000 the House refused him
The difference. nc said. between ra-
tionng and anarchy in distribution.
The session Of the Senate appro-
priations subcommittee considering
The supply bill which carries this fis-
cal years funds for the office of
price administration was private but
henderson made his case D,iblic in
advance with statement that price.
rent and rationing controls arc all
placed in jeopardy" by the S75.O00,-
600 budget which was all the House
would give him.
Henderson sought Sl61 10000 for
operation through next June and said
that This estimate was built upon
careful first hand estimates of the
requirements Of tho office" Unless
the full amount is Forthcoming. he
said. the OPA may have 10 cancel
rent control in 800 Of the 1867 pro-
jtctcd areas and curiu'l n'hcr frrc-
tic1s.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-02

lty Credit Corporation announced
Thai the corporation would pay 20
cent, per wurtl for storage Oi hrg,-
heads az 'pruccr under an arrange
mcni by Wr'cr 'hc association viii
rcdry pnt-thlJG of the corporation 4,
flu"-cUr. d tobacco purchases. est
mated {" anuun, tO approXimatcly
l00O0O.npO pounds.
Myers ~aid that because of the var
ANA transportation problems there
probably would bc some difficulty
i'll obtaining storage facilities and
recommended storage ocaI )
wherever possible.
The dissertation unanimously
pledged is cutIr" resources ~ Pre-! CO.
dent Roosevelt toward winning the
war
The sales committee of the To
raCcN Association ni IN" United State,
viii consider proposals., for rur'ajl-
cd sales on southern markets this aft
crnorn. but ! W Dunningion of
Farmvillc. president Of The assucia-
ton. said the marhc' opening date
would Not I've ana .un'ed until io.u5s-
.D', hii'n.ns
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-02
President
Names Court
OF Seven
Deliberations in Trial
of Eight Alleged Sabo-
teurs to Start July 8;
Death Penalty Ex-
pected to be Sought.

Washington, July 2.-(AP)
President Roosevelt created
today military commission Of
seven Army generals to try
eight persons accused of landing
in Florida and New York to try
to commit sabotage.
The commission WAS set up by
means of Il presidential mill
tary order, and it will begin its
deliberations in Washington
July =.
Am accompanying proclama-
ton denied the accused men
access To civil courts.
The prosecution is TO he con-
Quoted by the attorney general
and the judge advocate general,
the military order said. and two
colonies. CaSSiuS VI. DOwclI and
Kenneth Royal. (of GoIdSbor0.
-. c. will be counsel for the
defense.
Mr. Roosevelt provided that the
record of the trial. including any
Judgment or sentence. Sh"uld Dc
transmitted directly 10 him Tor his
action.
The death penalty is expected To
be sought by the government
The generals appointed To the mill
tary tribunal are Major Generals
Frank NJ. Mccoy, who will preside:
Walter S. Grant, Blanton WInShip
and Lorenzo D Gasscr and Briga-
der Generals Guy Y. Henry, John
L. Lewis and John +. Kennedy.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-02
Nazis Reveal
Heavy Losses
On East Front

Berlin (F'rom German BrpadcaSt,D
July 2.-(APD-Ii Ger AN high
command declared TODAY that total
nazi losses ON the RUSSIAN "nnt from
June %. lgil. 10 last o.. .r 2l-thc
first year of invasion @ 27l.6l2
officers. nOn-COmmI~ officer
and men killed and 6j.,3 on miss
ing.
In the last two u. IT'S diuu.
since the na2i offcn,.N" b.. D"cr re
stunned. il said naIi loose. uyC been
20.32l officers. non-cnmw pnCd oil
ficcrs and mon killed IN ION and
6,07T others missing
The communiquc called ne great
number of casualties" -. of oh"
magnitude Of the danger IS IN hang,
over Europe"
"All those who have On for
Germany" II said. care ga ntorS at
our vlctOry--a victory wNif will So
cure the future of German, ~ thu
the liberty Of Europe"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-02
Retailers
To Prosper
Babson Says Rising
National Income Pres
ages Increased Bust
ness for Stores.
by ROGER W. BABSON
OpNTIgni-lJi.-
Financial Bureau, Inc,

G.uUCC-iC. Mass. July Indus
trial employment Is Il, new all
time u.gH els We come to mother
Independence Day. Hence, national
income -Hn.,d also break all pre-
Nlous records. estimate for 1912
tina; tH., should approximate Sll7.-
UUD.DUp.uOu. This j, better than a
81 prey cont gain over 1899. by ma
;pual .ucrmc mean Inc income re-
rc.lct ~ IN, people and not the in
conc ri .ac federal government.
Hos e ). ,alrd or spcnt-dnd par
tIcu'aiy the share of /: that retail
crs VIII get. q vast Importance
10 at. OF Us.
Savings and Taxes.
Individual checking and savings
accounts arc rising. This means that
funds arc accommodating for future
purchases. Taxes. OF course. arc
headed sharply upward. Including
the purchase of war bonds. Tor which
the government ha, asked only 10
per cent Ul uGr income savings and
taxes VIII probably account for
about SCI goo. uUU.uuU of the peoples
money this year. This would leave
some $50 900 100000 'ur food. ClUth-
ing. rent. fuel. electricity. and ice:
Io,IsC furnishings. church. bcnCNpl-
cnCcs md charities: Insurance. mis-
ccllancouS items. garbage pail and
p'hcr forms of waste.
Until Congress decides what form
Inc new income tJ% bill, viii take.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-02
Raj Planes
Bomb Shipping

London. July ,. - (AP) - One
medium sized enemy ship was set
ailrc last night during British attacks
on shipping off the Tristan islands.
the air ministry reported today.
Other planes bombed air fields
and railways in occupied territory
and shot down three German bomb
bcrS. One British plane was lost.
German planes operated during
lin" night over districts in southern
and western England and South
Wales. bombing various places but
developing no concentrated attack
anywhere, it was announced. \ small
number OF casualties was reported.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-02
ITALY CLAIMS
AXIS CAPTURE
OF Ell ALAMEW
Fall Of British Bastion
IS Miles West Of Alex
ant.ria is Reported;
! ueslans Deny Cap.
'urc Of SevastopoI;
Other News.

tBy The Associated prcss)
Italian headquarters asserted
today that axis troops had
STONED and captured f. Ala
mcin. only 50 miles west of
Britain : great Alexandria naval
base, aS the British fought
along 35-m.lc "buttlrncck -
front in dcSprrat" attempt 10
save the SucZ canal and per-
hapS the entire Middle East
from German conquest.
simultaneously. British i'm
pcrial headquarters declared
that General Sir Claud Auchin-
lcck'S armies. meeting the axis
in full shock Of battle after Il
80 mile retreat i'm three weeks.
beat off heavy attacks al FL
Alamcin yesterday.
Describing preliminary phases
III the great battle is mot I'M
favorable for us Tive British
communiuuc said:
"Onr attack by enemy tanks
effected a temporary break liz Il
defended locality. hut later the
enemy tanks were driven out
and engaged by our columns
TcySc dispatches from the front
said the British. supported by Amcri-
can 28.tOn General Grant" tanks.
yyrrr cpuuuiuu Ficld Marshal F,.,,.ir
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-02
Spy Ring Broken
With 20 Arrests
u. S. SHIPBUILDING
MOUNTS RAPIDLY

London. July 2.-(APD-Thr
United States is building this
yc:" fear .iT:r& a. r;uc!i Sr,:Y
tonnage of ships as Britain is
building and will build eight 10
ten times more i'll 1913" Prime
Minister Churchill declared to-
day.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-02

FOR NORTH CAEOLINA
Thundcrshowcrs IN central
and east portions this afternoon
and IN east portion tonight:
slirhilv cr"lcr west and central
portions tSHiEht.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-02
SIS Billion
For War
Morgenthau Reveals
Record-Breaking Ex-
penditures Durin g
Past Fiscal Year.

Washington. July 2.-tAPD
Secretary Morpvmthau an
n"wcrd to-day that the Treasury
spent a record total Of $25.95%.-
GG5.g5l iur cash war expenses
during tine fiscal year which
ended Tuesday night.
In the fiscal year Just closed.
hc said i'm 4 ycar-cnd statement.
I'VE expended Approximately -
per cent uf the national income
For thy war effort. In the fi>-
cal wear 1913 the contemplated
war expenditures will represent
Approximately - per cent ut the
national income"
IT, -..'... 90 budgc' u.lr.. ,--
inmate .." costs in the u,w
trr.. '. beginning MI. "".'
'No '.#.... ST.. UOuOOOOO
"I.. ..' . expenditure t.. f..r
HuH. e.. . .-cu rapidly n- ruu-
t.n u3. ... T., wnu'h rejecting
-" steady -."u of uur War u-'-
Gur'....
!. a"H.. PAL. Nc spent pu w.-
'..a. ....' Sf&2 uru.On ur ;s-
nrr> r..,. .1 pc. cent or In. c>tt-
.,.'.i .. .lI -.wc Tor that
mont. F. .."r. 1919. We had -s.-
rc,dpi .rus."G .du production
go '..' expenditures had risen
nr...s I'D q. >'H"% uOu. 600 ur
Ihn.r 4. .. cont 3D.. that month
r,'.r.... ..'.uua "..wr."
Nddiua IN non-war aud other
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-02

Continued on Pa., ~.Een)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-02

,Cor';nucd - paSa Severn
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-02

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AAA-Cars for junk: we pay more. Best
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AAA-JUNK CARS WANTED
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A BETTER price for junk cars: also
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A BETTER price paid for junk cars and
trucks. Olive $3.50.
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Auto Loans

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boats cash while you wait Lloyd r.
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PLYMoUTH-ls3e de luxe Trk sedsns and
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