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Evening star., 1942-06-07

For every red.b1ooded young American
who wants to serve his country, this latest
amouncementby the Armyis good news.
If you are Is and not yet 20 years old,
and otherwise qualified, you can now
enlist for active duty in any one of the
eight combat branches you select. The
opportunity to choose will no longer be
yours after you pass 20.
Perhaps you have been wishing you
could get into one special branch Of ser.
vice where you can do the things you
like best. In the Infantry, for example,
there's a chance for you to become ski
trooper, parachute trooper, a machine
gunner, or a specialist in one Of many
other fields.
If you have talent for radio com.
munieation, you'll find interesting oppor.
tanities in the Signal Corps. And If
you're mechanically inclined, the Air
Evening star., 1942-07-20
New Construction Method
Speeds Wright Building
B, the Associated Press.

B, the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 20.-The Wright
Aeronautical Corp. announced today
that it had started construction
somewhere in New Jersey" OF
newly developed type of concrete
building which could be erected
more rapidly than steel or wooden
plants.
Myron B. Gordon, vice president
and general manager, said the new
process was known as "warspeed"
construction and would enable the
plant to be ready for manufacturing
use in a short time. Enough steel
for a Navy cruiser would be saved
in the 1000 900 square feet Of floor
space, he said.
Full details Of "warspeed" con.
struction were restricted but 1t was
announced that the new type fac
tory was built from the roof down.
with the floors and walls the ANAL
units to be completed. The War
Production Board will supervise
erection.
Evening star., 1942-07-20
Wushinqton Produce

BUTTER % score, tubs, 4OA: 1.pound
prints. 40A: h-pound prints, 4lh; 90
score. tubs. 3ss4: l-pound prints. 3aA: u
pound prints, 39A; 81 score. tubs, ssh:
l-pound prints. 80; A-pound prints, 39La:
90 score tubs 3aA; 1-pound prints. 3ss4;
l-pound prints. 37s4: H-pound prints,
3sH: ss score. tubs. 36L; 1-pound prints,
36s4: L-pound prints. 3714.
LIVESTOCK-Calves, IA: spring lambs,
prices paid net fob. washinston.)
EGGS-Market Arm. Prices paid for
Federal-State graded eggs received from
grading stations tJuly 20): Whites, o. 8.
extras, large. 3a-41. average. 40: U. S.
extras medium, 35-36; average. 351a; y.
s. standards. large, 36-3s; average. a.;
U. s. standards medium. 1898; average,
32: U. s. trades. 30-32 average, 81.
Browns, U. s. extras. large, 3S-40; average.
80: U. S. extras, medium 34-36; average.
35 u. s. standards, large, 35-37: average,
3612: U. s. standards medium, 31-32;
average, 81 u: U. S. trades, %. Nearby
ungraded eggs: Current receipts, whites,
81 ~ mixed colors. 29-3O. Receipts.
Government graded eggs, 647 cases includ-
M LIVE Pos11LTRY-Market stronger on
chickens; steady on others. Fowl: Col
ored. 5 pounds and up, 21-22: under 5
pounds. 1920; Leshorn hens, 3E pounds
and UP, 1915: No. 2s, 1O-11. BOOSTERS,
l4-l6. Chickens Delaware and Mary
land, Rocks and crosses, broilers and fry
ers, all sizes. 1921; No. rs, 20; Reds, "a
20: Leghorns, goal
TURKEYs-old, toms. is; hens. 81.
Evening star., 1942-07-20
New Orleans Cotton Prices
Drop Under Liquidation
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, July 20.-Cotton
futures declined $3.50 to $3.15 .
bale here last week under heavy
long Liquidation. Closing prices
Saturday were So to So points below
the close OF the previous week.
The market was dominated by
Washington rumors regarding the
chances of farm price legislation and
much of the selling was caused by
the breaking of the deadlock in Con-
gress ever the agricultural appro-
priation bill with the Government
being allowed to sell wheat for feed
purposes at sub-parity prices.
A sharp decline followed Washing
ton dispatches that President Roose-
velt probably would ask Congress
for immediate legislation to curb
imitation, including the authority to
clamp down on farm prices.
There was further selling on the
idea in some quarters that the meas
ure to provide for 100 per cent Of
parity loans on farm products would
not become law.
Evening star., 1942-07-20
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. July 20, Co., R;.Live ?; hs hogs
trading session. This, is the highest price
paid here for hogs during the last six
Bidding was active and the best price
was paid freely for choice heads. The gen
eral market was steady to 10 cents hieher
advance on heavier weight lard animals.
Receipts were moderate at a. 900 head,
witt additional 5000 shipped direct to
tapsf eips Wessern makets @ s'eD or
about 1000 fewer than a week ago. com
pared with l.1s5 on the corresponding
s4o 1oo Sounds aas sod ''e between si4.ss and sis
with s,s Pest to ssTs stsg Under 400 pounds bring
The receipt: ei salable cattle totsled
la;ooo with 800 more directs choics ice
sq prlces s.essa we're ar around cents hsher The
top was S15.35, paid for prime steers
averaging 1.464 pounds. Eastern order
lambs We're strong to 20 cents up;
with choice native springs selling around
UNITED states Department Of Asrieul- sad
ture>-salable hogs $4,000; total. $4,000:
avne: sy active on v.sss fss, s
on on sows; good and choice iso-.4o pounds;
90 tsp o. aao JOG treely eend: s5o27o 5o
eso'is; es: iso-iso ; pounds, i4:bo.as sood 100;
$50 pounds sows. I35O-14.OO: good and
choice 400 pounds. l4.O0-25;
salable sheep, 1000; total. 1000; ~ lev
lambs strong to 20 higher at 1923 80:
lower grades little changed; few common
and medium kinds. l2.50l400; odd head
saiable cattle, 1900: total 1880:
saiable calves, 500; total. 1000: fed
steers and yearlinE including yearlins
heifers strong to / s higher; trade active at
advance, especially to Eastern order buy.
ers and shippers; choice to prime ] ;46a
pound steers. 1895; the top: next It highest
heifers. 12.76-13,75: best heifers. 400:
cows 10 to l s UP: cutters $50 down with
strong At iI.75 down on veighty sausage
ofYerinEk; vealers steady at - ,0O-15 90
mostly: stock cattle steady. supply limited
run being LARGELY fed steers and yearlings
Evening star., 1942-07-20
CHICAGO Produce

CHICAGO July 90 R.-Poultry, live,
y trucks: steady; hens, over pounds,
laa; 5 pounds AND down. 81: Leshorn
Rock, q: springs; : pounds up; colorsd'
22h; under 4 pounds, colored, 10; Plym-
outh Rock. 22lz; Bareback chickens, 17-i9:
AZ pounds up, colored l4h; white, l4n;
70: turkeys, toms. 1s: hens. 22
Butter, receipts, l'o64 4a1; 40 f,rm; rs cream IN
4s1; 81 90. 20 ass.: So s5s.; ss. 34A; 90 cen
tralized carlots, 81 ".
Eass. receipts. I1.3Q7; trm; fresh grad,
Cd extra t,rsts local sSA; S5 ears cnsa.n; aam
receipts. 81; dlrties; 80; checks. asa;
ture) Potatoes, arrivals. 22s: on traeS
317; total U. 8. shipments Saturday, 442
Sunday, 81: supplies light. demand SLOW
market weak; caliiornis 1s long White: white y g g
No. /; $50; Idaho Bliss TriqmPhs; .; s
o. 8. No. /. 3.5O-65; Texas Bliss Triumphs
.. $. No; I, a.75; Kansas cobblers' y. 8
commercials and U. s. No. l, 2.10-15;
Missouri Cobblers, fair quality, 1902 90
Evening star., 1942-07-20
Chicago Grain
B! the Associated Press

b! the Associated Press
CHICAGO, July 20.-After early
uneasiness, wheat prices staged a
fairly strong rally today upon mill
buying and short covering.
With the attention of most traders
focused on Washington, where
action in thee anti-inflation fight
was watched closely, wheat con-
tracts dipped about l cent in early
dealings. The late rally carried
quotations above the preceding ses-
sion's close.
At the close both wheat and corn
were at their highs for the day.
Wheat finished unchanged to "a
up; July, $1.16-$1.16h; September,
$1.18as q, and corn was up Z-H,
July, 88K: September, 905s.
Oats finished ss-11s higher, soy
beans 4 lower to 5s higher, and
rye 1a-A higher.
The late rally was considered
primarily technical as wheat had
slipped 3s4 to Az cents in last weeks
liquidation. Some traders felt the
bread cereal was entitled to some
upturn after its recent weakness.
Failure of hedge selling to attain
the proportions expected was a
stimulating factor
Evening star., 1942-07-20
Light Bidding Helps
Keep Stock Market
On Even Keel
RoIIyine IneIinotions
Are Lacking, However,
In 225, ,000- Share Day
By VICTOR EUBANK.


NEW YORK, July 20.--Light bid
ding kept the stock market on its
feet today and enabled many lead
ers to tack on fractional recoveries
after a hesitant start,
The list never displayed any fast
rallving inclinations although small
plus signs were the rule in the CLOS
ing hour. Transfers were around
225 900 shares.
Shares in front the greater part
of the time included United states
steel. Chrysler, General Motors,
Continental Motors. Santa Fe, New
York Central, Atlantic Coast Line.
United States Rubber, western
Union. Anaconda, Standard OIL OF
New Jersey, Texas Co, Du Pont.
Westinghouse, Montgomery Ward
and American Can.
Under water at intervals were
Bethlehem, Pepsi-Cola, Eastman
Kodak, Johns -Manville, Deere ana
Dow Chemical
Doing fairly we'll in an uneven
Curb were Electric Bond 81 Share.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass and Alumni
mum of America. Laggards included
Lake Shore, Mesabi Iron. New Jer-
sew Zinc and Sherwin Williams.
Monsanto Chemical. on the big
board, regained part OF its last
weeks loss when strike which IL
was feared would cripple war pro-
duction In $50 plants OF this COM
pany and the New England Cheml-
cal Co. was settled.
Bonds Favor Rising Side.
Changes slightly favored the ad-
yancing side in late dealings in the
bond market. but the trend was oy
no means uniform.
A few issues showed wide swings,
mostly on small volume, including
Australia SIS, up point or so, and
Rock Island certificates for As OF 81
down more than along with Con-
solidated Railways of Cuba As.
Holding some improvement most
of the time were Pennsylvania 47s,
Louisville e. Nashville first As, Mis-
souri, i-Kansas- Texas SIS. Missouri Pa
cific 6s. American & Foreign Power
IS and Brooklyn Union Gas IS.
Unchanged or slightly lower were
Great Northern AIS, Rock Island
general As, Columbia Gas & Electric
IS, Montana Power 3as, Western
Union 41as and IS and Southern
,. Railway As.
Sydney 5las dropped more thar
S points on sale of three bonds, but
other foreign dollar obligations were
= generally steady.
United States Governments helt
about unchanged on the stock ex
change and outside market.
Evening star., 1942-07-20
Baltimore Livestock

BALTIMORE. July 90 lP1 UNITED States
Department of Agriculture).-l1 am. quo
tations.
CATTLE 900, including 300 holdovers.
Slaughter steers and yearlings, fairly
active: steady to Is. instances 25 higher:
cows slow, about steady: bulls nrm; few
more dry-fed steers available: choice 9e2
i,16s pounds. - 20: bulk medium and
good steers. 12.S5-13.5O so; good 1924
pounds; 1925; common 1:0b0 pounds,
1175-85; grass heifers. 10.50-12 90; few
good cows. 1875: most Gamers and cutters,
6.50-S so; common to medium, S.75-10.0O
good sausage bulls, IL so.
top. 1850: good to choice lots, Is .OO-5o;
common and medium, ne 11,5o-145o; Gull
Hoxs-l 800. 70 higher than SATURDAY
good and choice lSO-210 pounds, 5.25-50:
32o-240 pounds, l5.l5-4o: so, go pounds,
140-l60 pounds, 14.a5-15.10: 26O-300
pounds, 14.7O-a5; 13O-14O pounds. "a 40
70; 120-13o pounds, 14.35-6O; packing
ssh sheepo1. 800 Slow: few deals .bou,
steady, good to choice 1888 pounds
throw-out lambs, down to $50: slaughter
ewes steady, largely 2.6O-4.O 90: few ewes
to country, 6.O0-7 90.
Evening star., 1942-07-20
Spinning Industry Moves
Al 1882 Per Cent
e. III. Associated Press.

b tht Associated Press.
The Census Bureau reported to-
DAY that the cotton spinning in
dustry operated during June at 1882
per cent of capacity, on 2-shift,
60-hour week basis, compared with
1884 per cent during May this year,
and 1915 per cent during June last
year.
Spinning spindles in place June
so totaled 24019,593 of which 23,-
090.560 were active at some time
during the month, compared with
24,061 1856 and 23,l20,666 for May this
year, and 24.326,l62 and 22,99l SAC
for June last year.
Active spindle hours for june
totaled ,264,419,347, or 469 hours
per spindle in place, compared with
111o2.738.O78 and ass for MAY this
year. and 9,93l, ,548,o64 and 4o8 fol
June last year.
Evening star., 1942-07-20
British Te|escoping
To Leave Only 1000
In Clothing Industry
Manchester Reports
Cotton Cloth Markets
Are More Active
B, the Associated Press.

B, the Associated Press.
LONDON, July 20.-The telescop-
ing effect of the British clothing
industry plan, it has been estimated,
will leave only 1000 of Is 1000 firms IN
that business.
It was estimated this week that
designated firms would contribute
IS per cent of their production to
the various services and other di-
rected orders.
Those outside that list will not be
ordered to close, but will transfer
their workers to other war trades.
Manchester reported that cotton
cloth markets were more active.
Fair quantities of short and long
stapled varieties were available. The
cotton controls directed" orders
provided most of the business.
Domestic demand for yarns was
mainly for medium and low-medium
counts with overseas inquiries gen.
orally out of luck.
In rayon circles consumers were
strictly rationed and spinners were
working in close cooperation with
the control in order to insure the
delivery of supplies where they
might best aid the war effort. July
and August output was filled up and
the trade was ready to dispose OF
September's production as soon as
ALLEGATIONS were known.
Bradford wool sources said tha
spinners and manufacturers wer'
lodging any commitments calling
for delivery within the next three
months because already behindhant
existing contracts were owing most
ly to difficulties in the labor supply
Government and utility orders wer
absorbing practically all the output
From Belfast came word tina
there was little to report fror
Ulster. The most interesting new
came from across the border, wher
it was announced that:
Fire was subjected to considera
BILE reduction in British export cot
ton goods during July through Sep
tember. Also there was tempOrar
embargo on all exports to Fire o.
rayon piece goods and woolen fab
RIGS.
Evening star., 1942-07-20
New York Money Rates

NEW YORK, July 90 tP,.--Call money
steady; | per cent prime commercial paper
.. per cent.
Time loans steady: 5000 days II.
as months ] ~ per cent,
Bankers acceptances unchanged,
Sixty-ninety days, Iz-i. per cent.
Four months, ,s-ta per cent
Flre-Elx months ss-is per cent.
RediScornt rate New York Reserve Bank
J Der cent.
Evening star., 1942-07-20
Washington Exchange
SALES.

SALES.
Capital Traction 1st $500 at
1854.
Potomac Electric Power 3As-$3 900
at l077..
Washington Gas Light $3.50 pre-
ferred-l0 at o5.
Evening star., 1942-07-20
| Steel Mill Rate
| Expected to Drop
| SHqhtN
y tie Associated Press.

Py tie Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 20-The Amer
ican Iron and Steel Institute
estimated today steel mills would
operate this week at 9S.7 per cent OF
capacity, turning out 1,676,500 net
ions of ingots, slightly under last
weeks total.
Last weeks operations were at
99.l per cent of capacity, 4 more
than for the current week, and out
put was set at 1,683,30 tons.
A month ago operations were at
90 per cent for 1864, 800 net tons and
year ago 96 per cent for 1886, 100
tons.
So you want Toxic bombed again!
Well, bombs cost money, 50 helT
buy some with War bonds ant
stamps.
Evening star., 1942-07-20
Appreximate Sales. TeAay.
IL: 100 an. 38.578 1900 Noon 90.27S
100 P.M.--125.l71 ZOO PM 1853. 1888

tUnit Of trading. ten shares: sales
printed in full In bankruptcy or reeeivsr-
ship or being reorganised under Bankruptcy
Act, or securities assumed by. such COM
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi-annual declAfa-
extra dividends are not included. I'd H
dividend, Ex rishts. Also extra or
sxtfss. Cash or ssocki Dec.a5ec % !,a o. -ps,dd
| last year. h Payable in Canadian funds.
K Accumulated dividends paid or declares
| this year.
Evening star., 1942-07-20

CHICAGO CNsh MAFket, ,
Cash wheat, No. hard. 1.l2H-1a:
No. 2. 1.le-1 lah; tough No. hard
l.1Ola-a.: touch. No. 3. l.09 tough. No.
. yellow. hard. 1.11A; No. . mixed,
Corn, No yellow, s4h-s7; No. ..
sample srsde, adj yellow, 7o-S5s; No. Z
white, 90: No. 3, 100.
Oats, No. mixed, 44H-46h: heavy,
No, 3, 44-45h: No 4, As: sample Grade
white. A; No: ! special red, 44A.
ss en -. nominal; n feed and sereens, H 1888,
Soybeans, No 2 yellow, 173la-11417:
No, 3, ] 74-172s4 sample grade yellow,
1 o4.l .eOh.
Evening star., 1942-07-20

'Ex dividend. ! Plus extras. q Paid so
far this year e2ro extra. $500 extra.
k oOc extra. m 81 80 extra. PAID IN
194l. ySl0 extra. -&
Evening star., 1942-07-20
BONDS
PUBLIC UTILITY
STOCKS

Ter RI 4 w Cp 1st 4Ks 194S 1924
Evening star., 1942-07-20
ANSACTIONS ON THE NEW YORK STOC
Stocks D;,.s. =. '''.'ti ,s II. w.: So,

Sales
Stock and Add Net
Dividend Rate m r}rh Low f1ose Ch4e
Evening star., 1942-07-20

Kresge Found IS 3d.
Laclede Gas 61as b3----
Laclede Gas 5Kas 90 D -
Lake Sh & N 3 ias 81 re-
Lehigh Val Har IS 81 =
Leh Val RR Is zoos sd =
Lv RR en- 4Hs zoos std
Leh v RR IS 2OO3 std.
Liag a. Myers bs 81
Louisville g Il E 3hs oo
Lou d N 1st ~ 2O03 -.
Lou d Nash 4Kas 1908
L an So Non it ~ b2--
Maine Cent RR 4s a.
Metropolitan Ed 4hs 6S
Mich Cons Gas Is 63---
Nil Spa d NV 4s A..
" St p h 8 8 N en- ~ 3S
N st P d SsN Is 50 gtd
No K 4 r lst 4s Co.
! No K d r bs 90 A-----
No Z b T u 81 0-----
Evening star., 1942-07-20

Net
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Grand River at Livernois

FORD 1871 super de luxe fordor sedan;
loaded with extras; tires Ike new; viii
trade Carson Buck, 1927 Hamilton. TO.
s-242T
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BRAND NEW-rERMs

FURNITURE BRAND SEN--TERM3
Ses Ape living room suite ......... $40
Nlg 2pc SUITE sample al ..,,...... 81
$50 modern ape. bedroom set ......... ~
Si2s bedroom 3-pc massive ........ 80
room Home OUTFIT. complete ..... -
includes pArlOr suite extra chair. Tug
bedroom suite. large dIret'e j-yc kitchen
set tables. lamps. pillows. al GooI samp.'
groups
STATE SAMPLE FURNITURE co
1872 MICHIGAN NEAR SEIrNOLU
open eve. 'a = TUes and We'd 20 b. N
GORGEOUS 3-p, tefraau .H's. new ~
Etr- a. l.s.s IS coward iH. 50. o.
IT PAYS - DIV 'sc Central stores way.
- lDcstiars ~ Detroit
L.uuve char Sights selvd vas X47 30
aaN SIS Arcadia tnrr. tN'H CRATIC.
LIVING RM suites. loc above cost. save
iOT Van L1kern. 1857 Ctar.rv"lS
pore. 5-pc breakfast So. new, Sls Ben
son. 1929 WOODWARD. i've. sunday II.
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SeUing Machines

Al SEWING machine vacuum, washer
repair IN homes 81 90 Free estimates.
LESOX $500 Central Service
SINGER DROPLEAF. GOOD SEWER.
1916 BROADWAY. CADILLAC 3lsj.
WHITE-i942 must sacrifice s.me: need
room: you must hurry Appreciatiye
buyers only apply. open sun. Casugione.
$3.50 Gratiot.
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USED and repossesscu washing machines; .
Maytag Easy AreN etc Excellent con-
ditiun. Also KeNinatof leIriseratot need
room VIII sacrlace. terms WARD 5
Outlet. 1894 Hsrp.r.
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STUDIO couches we're 80 ju. nov. SD So.
Arcadia Furniture sSf~ Gra'int
TWO-PtEOE lvng room suite $50 So
American FUN tsct'N, aP2l or River.
UNCLAIMED FURNITURE
CADILLAC STORAGE, i.th 4 TUXEDO
so SLIGHTLY matfrd 3.pc bedroom suites
S2q WARDS outlet 1884 Harper
E.. WARTS SPECIAL
GROOM IE Luxe OUTFIT
Buy Defense Bonds With this great saw
ings beautiful pc. living room suite.
9xi2 rug lamps ? end tables Gee
table. throw rug 3-pc bedroom suite
gorgeous modern design, fN6 rug 3-pc.
lamp set pillows heavy duty mat
tress coil sprins spc. dining room suite.
eXl2 rus mirror. picture ape salad bowl
5-pt dInctte tNq InpIeum I-pt cabinet
set sac complete WARDS Quiet. 743i
Harper ave. store only.
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WARDS GROOM OUTFIT
Beautiful uew furniture that you'U b,
proud D. own. Includes beautiful 2-pc
living room suite. 5-pC dinette 3-pc
bedroom suite plus 30 additional pieces
complete his gorgeous ensemble Free
Radio $50 complete Easy terms WARD :
Outlet 1884 Harper 1910 Harper
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A DRASTIC REDUCTION
= IIF.FN I IAN INNLI I'D
BENJAMINPS

1892 Livernois, ". of Fenkell
1855 Gratiot, at 6-Mile Rd. r.
OPEN sum. "a TO % Ewes TILL ~
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1900 WOODWARD

RELIABLE SINCE lS-l
1870 super club cOupes. choice
u beauties. Only S725 up. easy terms
itb.6
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S25 DEFENSE BOND FREE
WITH THIS ONE
Buick latest 1871 super i-door soy series
torpedo, duai rarburetlon, radio heater .
spotiess only 81 ,255, terms. $3.50 Fast
jefferson Avenue.
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BIG SELECTION 81 used washers. Sls W
Benjamin Appliance SHOP 1882 Liver
uois near Fenkeu Open Sunday, II 10
and evenings until -
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PHILCO. combination. 1910 model. nJor
model reg price SI0e 30. <Sa o.. Benia
min Appliance shop. 1859 Grauot AZ six
Nile Road East. open sunday and evenings
MAJESTIC radiO-phpnograph romu.nttiJh.
\ 1912 models original factory cartons
regular price Si2e e5. SPECIAL Xl1P 70
McNchois Appliance shop, liO22 West
McNcholst
SMALL table radio. Sga5 up, reasonable
WAGNER. l2022 -LlnWnnd. -
ZENITH radio. console. 1870 model a1or
model. Reg. price S3a 30 SO 90. Benla-
min Appliance Shop. 1883 Grauot. AZ Six
Mile Road East. Open sunday and evenings
READ Times Want Ads fQr profit l,s
them tor results!
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- lan MAsHER. 50 81
Household Appliances

Hoover. Nl2 q5 Eureka Slu o. vacuum re-
built. ~. guar frcc est Hall Tl. 6-sS22
" ASHER. refugeIator. vacuum service,
repair Michigan Washer Co. TN. t-7s0s.
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11165 GRATIOT, Cor. Gunston

BUICK 1886 i.door sedan; a beautiful
black beauty; mechanically perfect good
upholstery double duty tires. A fender
well TOO. YOURS for N2Sg
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Machinery and Supplies
Swaps
Automobiles for Sale

ELECTRIC refrigerator, used. 90 n
for piano T4i2 Msck. Plaza s42i.
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Electric Washers

gNIg RrC so Benson. 1899 WOODWARD
open evenings sunday !i
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1000 CD. RIVER AT MONICA

CHENROLET-l9il spec. opera seat coupes
and coupes fac. radios and heaters W. ".
tires practically new. only S7f7 up. a
IN or trade NJ Gregory, heated
showroom. 1865 Gratiot
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NFIsIAHLF NINIF WI
BUICK 30 SPEC TR. COUPE Black
radio, heater very clean, 8 good tires;
special todsy Sis5. We trade. terms on
balance. Get Psckard's proposition. 574 h.
Jefferson. Heated showroom RA. .21O1.
BUICK 1888 special i-dOor trunk sedan
-radlo- and heater nearly new tires, very
clean 6O-day written guarantee, fun price
Si35, , or perhaps your old car down.
COREY RI'lCk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12
ChrysTer Branch
$500 Cass 1925 Woodward
HACQEOIL BUICK

BUICK 1871 4s-ssE sedane,,e, dual car
buretion. foamteS seats. factory installed
heater and radio; will trade Carson Buick,
1927 Hamilton TO. S-242T.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12

CHENROLET-19 1917 special de luxe 2-doors
i-doors ana club Coupes most equipped
with radios heaters and other extras, low
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12
American
Furniture Factory
1921 GRAND RIVER

COR. WARREN OPEN EvENINGsy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12
ChrysIer Branch

5000 Cass 1925 Woodward
CHRYsLER-'T ROYAL WINDSOR tour
ing sedan: maroon radio, heater. spec.
upholstery; good white wall tires; price
lSli95 We trade; terms on the balance.
Get Packsrds proposition. 5If East Jef-
+ferson. Heated showroom. RA. 2I01.
DE sOTO-i93s 3-pass. business coupe:
shiny black finish: custom tailored slip
covers push -button radio. large air circu-
lating heater, 5 good tires. dual accessor-
les low miles; 40 plates: only $500, liberal
trade terms IS months
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-12

STUDIO couches we're so ju. naV. SIJ So
Arcadia Furniture sSf~ Gra'int