davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Baltimore Livestock

BALTIMORE. June 25 tP, United states
States Department OF Agriculture ell
CattieW450, including so holdover. Sal
able supplies light Trading very slow.
Steers steady. Good-grade steers Teleh,,
ing a95-l $50 pounds, 13.50-9O. small
lots. I.l15-polnd medium 10 GOOD grades
grass steers 13 90, l,146-pound medium
Grade grass steers. 1855. Few common
Grade stocker yearllng. 1920. COWS
Jnevenly steady to weak Most dairy,
pred cows, t.On-95O. Beef cows upward
20 So Bulls steady. Fleshy sausage
bulls. II OO-5O. Medium Grades, 1000
II 90. Llght-weisht common bulls down
Calvss-3oo. Steady Good to choice
Grades. 14oO-5O Common to medium
Grades largely II 00-13.50. Few light
weight common and Gull grade calves
s'ficr!s HoesEs0o. Steady with wednesday.
Practical top. IA 90; good TO choice 1sO-
21n pounds. 4b5-a0; 220-240 pounds.
IA55-S0; 160-lsO pounds IA 5O-15: 24o-
$50 pounds. 143O-55: 140-l6O pounds.
1415-4n, o6O-3o0 pounds. 14.10-35 13O-
40 pounds. l3.15-l4.00: 12O-l30 pounds,
II $500, nackine sows. II 0-60.
Sheep-6O0 Unevenly steady: lisa
round good TO choice grades nearby truck
lambs l5.5o-16.0o. Common and Gull
Grade lan,bs downward to HOO Several
heads eve lambs sold on country account
p 1900 per hundredweisht and slightly
higher.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
IVA 10 Build -Four New
River Freight Terminals
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
KNOXVILLE. Tenn, June "a
The IVA announced today that
construction of four public freight
terminals on the Tennessee River
would begin soon as result of con-
gresslonal approval of the IVA ap-
preparation bill.
The terminals will be built at
Knoxville and Chattanooga. Tenn,
and Guntersville and Decatur. Ala.
at an estimated total of 100000.
The Authority said traffic on the
Tennessee reached 100000 ton
miles in 194l and a recent survey in
dicated 200,00O,00O ton-miles by 1945.
Rail connections will be made at
all terminals.
The Chattanooga terminal will
have an estimated maximum car
loading capacity of 175,0OO tons of
package freight annually. The ca
pacity of the others will be 100000
tons annually.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Pullman Case Ruling
Unlikely for Year
Py tie Associated Press

Py tie Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, June 25-The
Pullman group of companies,
charged with violation of the Sher-
man Antitrust Act. rested their
case yesterday in Federal Court,
but a decision is not expected for
more than year.
A three-judge court, which began
hearing testimony last November,
announced it will hear Government
rebuttal next Tuesday. The Gov
ernment then will have until Octo-
ber 81 to file briefs and the Pull
man companies until June 30, 1913,
to submit replies.
The Government contends the
companies have monopolized the
manufacture and servicing of rail-
road sleeping cars.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Bituminous Output
Shows Small Drop

The National Coal Associa ton.
from incomplete car-loading reports
from the railroads, estimates BIZ
luminous coal production in the
United States for the week ended
June 20 as approximately ll,l00 900
net tons, about 925 per cent of
capacity. This week shows an in
crease of IA per cent over the cor
responding week in l941; production
that week was l0.336 900 net tons.
The report of the Bituminous
Coal Division of the Department of
the Interior shows production of
1l,l80,000 tons for the week ended
June and 100000 tons for the
week ended June 13.
Production January l through
June 20, 1912, about O.S49 900 tons;
January l through June 81, l94l.
2l5 1886 900 tons; an increase of 25.8
per cent.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Washington Produce

BUTTER-93 score. tubs, 39i4, pound
prints, 39'.; i4-pound prints. 40'.; 81
I.-pound prints. 3s'4: 81 score. tubs. b
pound prints. STA: l.-pound print. -;
90 score. tubs 36l2; 1-pound prints 81
i4-pound prints. 81 50 score. tubs. 80 :
pound prints. 3614 l.-pound prints.
362. SIS score. tubs "a a. pound prints.
50: i4-pound prints. :i5
LIVESTOCK-Calves. IA spring lambs
From Agricultural Marketing Adminis-
tration. Prices paid net fob. Wash
lngton.
EGGs-Market steady. Prices paid. for
FederaI-state Graded eess received from
grading stations June 25l: Whites.
U S. extras. large, 36-31; average. 36'
U. S extras. medium, 30-33: average
30 u S standards, large, 33-34, av-
erage "a; U. S standards. medium. 30
n; average, BOZ: U. S. trades. 21-29
average 2s Browns u S. extras, large,
1870 average, 50; y. S; extras: medium,
3Ol2-32: average, 81: U. S. standards.
large. :3-34; averase, 33; U. $; standards
medium, 29I7-30; average. 30 Nearby
ungraded esss-Current. RECEIPTS. whites
2729; mixed colors, 26-:S. Receipts
Government Graded eggs. 245 cases.
LIVE POULTRY-Market steady; Fowl
colored. 4 pounds and up, 2l-22; Leshorn
hens. 3l2 pounds and up, 1915; No IS
1O-lI Roosters, 1916. Chickens. Del
aware and Maryland. Rocks and crosses
broilers and fryers. all sizes 24l2: No. IS
l53 Reds, "21a: Leghorns, 90. Turkeys
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Retailers 10 Conduct
Concentrated Bond
Drive in July
Hope to Sell at Least
a Per Cent of Their
Business Volume
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 25-The
Nations retailers will make a con-
centrated drive in July to sell War
bonds and stamps with the hope
Of selling at least per cent Of
their volume of business in the bonds
and stamps.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
asked the retailers to start the drive
July /, by suSpending regular busi-
ness from noon till 1915 pm. to
sell stamps and bonds.
The National Retail Dry Goods
Association has arranged for dis
tribution of certificates of award to
those communities which, in the
opinion of jury. DO the best
publicity and sales promotion job in
the campaign.
The Pennsylvania Railroad. help
ing the drive through which the
Treasury hopes to sell 81 100000 900
IN bonds month. starting in july.
Will stencil the slogan Buy War
Bonds on at least 500 of its freight
cars.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Construction Awards
Climb 11Per Cent
Above Year Ago
Weeks Advance Due
Entirely to Rising
Public Total

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 25.-The VOL
ume of engineering construction for
the week ended Tuesday was sl58,-
$4,000. an increase of - per cent
over the corresponding week last
year. Engineering News-Record re-
ported today.
The advance was due wholly to
rising public construction, which,
at sl5l 10000, was lo per cent over
the same week last year.
Private construction. at s7,72O, 900.
was 50 per cent under the cor
responding period of 194l.
The latest total brings volume of
all engineering construction for
1912 to date to s4905, $4,000, a rise
of 73 per cent over the same period
last year
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Grain
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 25-Fractional
declines, amounting to as much as
3. cent at one stage, were posted in
the wheat market today.
The downward drift of the market
was associated with further small
scale hedge sales placed against
commercial trade purchases of new
wheat and selling attributed to pro-
fessional dealers. War news and
continued congressional deadlock
over the Governments feed wheat
selling program were disturbing fac
tors. There were reports of better
weather conditions in parts of the
Southwest. with harvesting resumed
in some sections.
Wheat closed unchanged to y
lower compared with yesterday,
July, sll8ls; September, s12l-
l2l1s; corn unchanged to "a higher,
July, S6i2; September, ssls-l4: oats,
I. off; soybeans, l4-5s lowe rye,
as-5S down
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Low Mortality
| nCor Dealers
| Is Reported
By the Associated Press.


DETROIT, June 25. - Mortality
among new car dealers during the
first five months of automobile and
truck rationing, according to the
trade publication, Automotive and
Aviation Industries, has been only
70 per cent.
The publication says there we're
37,607 dealers in business as of June
l, a decrease of 1882 retail outlets
from the 40,539 dealers in operation
last January l. The mortality rate
is much lower than had been an
ticipated.
Among automobile repair shops,
including new car dealers and indie
pendent services, but exclusive Of
Fhlling stations, the survey says NOR
tality has been even less than that
of new car dealers alone. In the
five months ending June /, total
repair shops had dropped only 3.4
per cent to SO ,938 outlets.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Bank C|edrings Hold
1877 Per Cent Gain
Over Year Ago
Total for q Cities
OFF Slightly From
Preceding Week
E. the Associated Press.

e. the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 25.-Dun &
Bradstreet, Inc, reported today the
volume of bank transactions during
the past week was at a rate 1877
per cent above a year ago, although
slightly under totals reported for
the week ended June II.
The mercantile agency said clear
ings at % leading cities totaled ST.
930,829000 compared with s6,097,-
10000 year ago.
New York volume at S3,549. .756000
was up l0.4 per cent from compare
hle l94l figures, while Chicago's was
barely ahead at 1894 100000 COM
pared with s393000000.
Seattle showed the biggest rise
over 1o41 at AL per cent Port
land, Greg, volume was up 344 per
cent, Omaha 50, Pittsburgh 26.l and
Cleveland 25l.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
London Bank Report

LONDON. June o5 lPl.-Nott circulation
as reported by the Bank Of ENGLAND to-
day. increased f2.S51 ,000, to a record
high of f196,040,000.
Public deposits dropped nearly $4,000:
600 and other securities also decreased
about fl ,O0S 900. Small increases were
reported for private deposits and govern
ment securities.
The proportion of the banks reserve to
liability this week stood at 49, per cent
compared with 24.2 the same week q year
ago.
The detailed statement for week ended
Bullion, 1,541: decrease IL Reserve. 35,-
501; decrease 2.s6s. Public deposits. s.
u23: decrease 3,s5l. Private deposits
1SO.gl1: iucrea-e 521. Government Sc.
curit;ea. 1918; increase 6oO. other Sc
curities 36.1"a: decrease 1.O6l Ratio OF
reserve to liabilities, 1s.; Fer cent, COM
pared with 1913 last week.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Cairo Stock Market
Has Improved Tone

CAIRO, June "a Delayed P.-
The stock market developed a
brighter tone today.
Prices which were pegged on
Monday by a government decree
had almost regained their pre-week-
end level in anticipation of the OFF,
cial reinsurance given by the
Egyptian Premier in Parliament
that Britain was determined to de-
fend Egypt.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Decline in Gasoline
Demand Is Forecast
By l.. Associated Press.

By l.. Associated Press.
The July demand for gasoline in
the United States was estimated by
the Bureau of Mines yesterday at
53,l00,000 barrels, or l8 per cent less
than the actual demand in the
same month of 194l and $4,000, 900
barrels less than normal expecta-
tons
This decline. the bureau said. was
due to reduced use of motor vehicles
to conserve tires and to the results
of gasoline rationing over and above
the tire situation.
The combined effect of these two
factors probably will eliminate the
usual summer peak in gasoline de-
mand,' the bureau added.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
War Risk Rates Boosted
On West Coast Cargoes

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 25.-A so per
cent increase in premiums for cargo
war risk insurance on shipments
moving along the Pacific Coast north
OF San Francisco was made by
marine underwriters today.
The change hiked to per cent of
cargo value from per cent the rate
on voyages from Pacific Coast ports
between the Panama Canal and San
Francisco to ports north of San
Francisco. including Canadian.
Other Northern Pacific coastal rates
were raised similarly.
A sharper increase was the dou-
bling of the former 7ia per cent rate
on shipments to and from the
Canary and Cape Verdi Islands.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Steel Mills Busy Turning Out
Ship Structural Shapes
b. the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND. June 25.-Daily
Metal Trade said today structural
shape mills in some instances are
expected to be scheduled exclu-
sively on ship tonnage until mid
July, directives upsetting normal
rolling of considerable Ala ton
mage"
The trade publication added that
"Fabricating shops in some sections
are nearing the end of backlogs
and are confronted with difficulty in
getting plain material for some
ratings. Revised plans for the use
Of wood construction continue but
new inquiry is reported light"
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Colombia to Complete
u. S. Debt Settlement
e, th. Associated Press.

6s tP' AsSoCldIeo FIeSs.
The Agricultural Mortgage Bank
of the Republic of Colombia an
nounced yesterday arrangements for
the delivery of per cent external
sinking fund bonds in exchange for
approximately s10,0O0,000 in out
standing mortgage bank bonds, COM
pleting the settlement of Colombia's
external dollar debt outstanding in
the United States.
The announcement was made by
Juan Salgar Martin. manager of the
bank, who said that the 3 per cent
bonds, due October /, 1870, would
be exchanged for both guaranteed
and non guaranteed dollar bonds Of
the mortgage banks.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Loadings Up Slightly.

The Association Of American Rail-
roads reported today that 844o13
cars Of revenue freight were loaded
during the week ending last Satur-
day.
This was an increase of l21o7 cars.
or rs per cent. compared with the
preceding week, decrease of 40626
cars. or As per cent. compared with
year ago. and an increase of l16 42O
cars, or $50 per cent, compared with
1910
The report classified the loadings.
compared with last week and the
corresponding week a year ago, as
follows:
Evening star., 1942-06-25
London Market Steady
Despite War News
g. the Associated Press.

3! the Associated Press
LONDON. June 25.-Prices mostly
were maintained and the tone was
fairly steady in the stock market
today despite news that Axis forces
had pushed go miles into Egyptian
territory.
Egyptian bonds we're unchanged
British funds held steady.
Industrials held about steady with
home rails maintained oils inactive
and kaffrs easier. Diamonds, cop
pers and rubbers all were un-
changed.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Coffee Crop Damaged
By Frost in BruziI
e. lis Associated Press.

tI ife Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 25.-Frost on
the heels Of last weeks cold wave in
Brazil caused heavy damage to that
South American nations coffee crop,
trade sources reported here today
While Brazil grows coffee sur
pluses, New York coffeemen said
Brazilian growers probably would
ask for a reduction in the sacrifice
quota on the new crop-that
amount destroyed annually in the
government program to support
coffee prices.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
6. N. War Deliveries
More Than 5 Times
Year Ago in May
Total at Sll9,332,1l7
Against $ll0,026, 900
During April
By III. Associated Press.

NEW YORK, June 25.-The Cen
eral Motors Corp. announced today
that Nav deliveries of war materials
from its United States and Canadian
plants tctaled s119,332117. COM
pared with sll0,026,O0O in April and
S78,040 424 in January. 1912.
Deliveries of airplanes and air.
plane er.gires, tanks. guns, ammuni-
ton and other war material were
made in May at a pace more than
five times greater than in the like
l94l pe'lod it was revealed.
Total deliveries for the first five
months of 1912 were s486 1893 ,O88.
compared with s406, 6,l49,273 for all
OF l94l. Deliveries in April and
May IF 1925 1858 thirds of
the 1912 second quarter-far sur
passed the s75.1801l4 total of the
whole Of the second quarter of l94l.
The average number of salaried
and hourly employees on the COM
panys Payroll in the United States
was 245,326 in May.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK. June 25 1P,,-Noon foreign
exchange rates follow (Great Britain in
dollars. others in cents:
CANADA-Official Canadian Control
Board rates for U. S. dollars; buying, 10
per cent premium: selling II per cent
nadian dollars IN New York Of buying.
market, 10 per cent discount or 1000 u S.
cents.
Europe-Grest Britain. official Bankers
Foreign Exchange Committee rates.. buy
ing 4.n2: selling, 4,04, open market;
cables. 404
Latin America-Arsentina. official,
2o.11; free. 50; Brazil. official. 6.05n.
fTc-. 5.20n Mexico 206rn.
Rates in spot cables unless otherwise
n Nominal
Evening star., 1942-06-25

Supported by substantial gains IN
ore and grain. total loadlngs regis
tered more than seasonal gain.
The Associated Press seasonally
adjusted index of loadings. based on
192930 as 100, advanced TO 865
compared with 858 the previous
week and 9l.O year ago.
Evening star., 1942-06-25

Unit OF trading, TO Shares. IN bank
ruptcy or recelvership or being reorganiIed
under Bankruptcy Act. or securities as
sumed by such companies Rates Of divi;;
dendS in the foregoing table are annual
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semi-annual declaration. Unless other
wise noted special or extra dividends are
not included. xd Ex dividend xr *
rights Also extra or extras. Cash or
stock e Declared or 5aid so far this year.
Payable IN stock Paid last year h Pay
able in Canadian funds Accumulated
dividends pald OF declared this year.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Chicago Cash Market.

Chicago Cash Market
Wheat No. red. weevily and musty.
n5, No; , mixed ll6'4 Corn. No l
mixed ST.; No. yellow, s6la: No - s6i.-
z: No 3 $50. .-s6:. No. 4, s4iz-,. sample
grade yellow a No. > white aaiz-l 90;
No 4 % Oats No / mixed 5Of.: No
!, white. 81 =; No. .. 50Iz; No 3, 4a'4;
No T. ~. Barley. mailing. 15-l 04 nom-
NAL: feed and screenings. 50-5s, nominal
Soybeans. No. 3 yellow. 49,.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Washington Exchange

SALES.
Washington Railway & Electric pfd.
q az no
Evening star., 1942-06-25
BONDS
PUBLIC UTILITY
STOCKS

MISCELLANEOUS.
Ter RI L " Cp 1st 4i4s 194s 1921
Evening star., 1942-06-25
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
(4@>Le By Privets Wire
BLOCKS Direct to The stor

Stock and Sales
Dividend Rate. Add 90. Hish. Low. Close.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
United States Treasury Position
tn. Treasury June 23

BY the Associated Press.
The position of the
Evening star., 1942-06-25

.Ex .diyidend. Plus extra g "a Psid sI1
ira paId December %, 1871 h S. 90
extra c0c extra m 81 so extra. PAID
in lo41. ySl0 extra.
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xxoett :SehNzcp DEzQczdu
.-S- -AND BUYERS GUIDE
ACCoUN TANTs
ADVERTISING DISPLAY

COST systems installed revised. cost On
inT part time supervision. Cherry So
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Deatb Hotires

rs. 1912. Eiixa. beloved
J. Alex Park and Reginald Ii grand.
mother OF n. Cotton, James. Reg ana
John Park. Mrs. Walter Caldwell and
Arthur w. coltoni great grandmother o.
Funeral from her residence, ass Eas
Grand Blvd, Friday at ? y. m. Please
omit flowers.
FfTZPATRICK-sept. Is. Margaret Jose
phine. wife of the late Lawrence Il.
Mrs. Charlotte Cannon. Mrs. Margare,
IGrobbel and Mrs. Estelle Higgins; grand
mother of Il grandchildren and one grea,
Igranddaughter. Funeral services AT hei
residence. e2s6 Wiidemere, 1880 a m
Saturday and Visitation Church al II noon
died Sept Is. 1912
Melius Hospital. Brighton, Etch.. age 10
survived by brother. oliver. Funeral Fri
day 2 p. m. at the Brighton mortuary.
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Special Notices

AIRCRAFT TRAINING
lFEDERAL-4Ss6 CD. RIvER-TY. $3.50
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DETROIT EVENING TIMES fpHoNE CHERRY $500
MARRIAGES. BIRTHS DEATHS DIVORCES
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted 10:
Lille Durham from william p
Sylvia Abrahams from Emanuel.
Martha Zielinski from Edward.
Martha Carlson from John,
Mary l.. Kinard from Roosevelt.
lWestiy Hby from ELLA.
Edythe Busssrd from John
Elizabeth O'Brien from Mathews.
Ruth ii. Richardson from WiIbsfe.
Edna Schnekenburger from Willis.
Mary j. Sandztk from Arthur J.
Rose Miller from william 7.
Sarah foguth from John.
Alexandra Valentino from Mary.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marvin J. SINGER, 20; Edna l.. Kfveis, 20
Marland 1. Nunros. 20: Elizabeth y. zim
George iitehhuit, az: Lois LItehhuit. 50.
sidney c. LitsIs. ~; Dorothy L. vissehsr,
Ralph wills, II; Irene Kupchin, Is.
Jules r. Bernard. %: Elizabeth u. Aid.
Ks nHssi ~ N:ysmi,h. n; Evelyn Ferris. Is,
Anthony L. ssafsrsk. -; Virginia Ly'
wiIiian =. Collins. IS; clara N. Gust, 81
E. Harry Hyvonsn. ~; Elizabeth stem
Carl DsRosia, 10, HELEN snspp. Is.
Peter Ward, 70; Aarha Schultz 81.
Joseph Worren. ~; Theresa Zientek. ~.
Floyd Kowalsk. III; Clara A. MAX
RssmonS Lsrssn, Is; porren pixo. IS.
Loy ". zigler., IS: Gloria Robertson, II.
charles ]. wnEht. "a; cisybee Couch. %
ssInas, Lspelass: n Ras Wilder. tn.
Alton J. Gee. n: Alice J. Kelly. 20.
Ralph N. Bishop. 70; Loretta l. Groiesu.
Alan MaeMursy, n; Ethel Apssr. n.
Frank Nowski. Is; Hattie wianiswski. 20.
Frank Radyko, 10: Virginia Koski. II.
Fred II Root. 3e: Violet l.. Forbes, -.
Harvey Hsmbs, "a; Catherine Ride, 70.
s ssRa I:a osaa. a. Gsr.aa S'' o~ I.
r.s1rnssh whitfield, 7s; Irene Phinnssses.
RAYMOND Stein. IT; Eiesnore Baker. 70
Francis = sehwArtz Jr.. Il; Eleanor a
Melvin @. Dent, II: Katis N. Williams, IS
Melvin Maxwell. 20. Anna l.. Roe, II.
George Corbat. ~; Marie Rapp. q.
Roosevelt Rueksr. al: Mary Goodwin. 80
Jerome b. coniosus. 20: Virginia LaAun
Joseph Brach. "a; Stella Brusinski. rs.
James l. PETE. -: Grace Morley. -.
Leslie Arnott. 81: Jean Weiss. Il.
Robert L. CARVE. "a; Mary l. Christie. %
Eugene y. Doushsr. a., Eleanor Davis. n
Robert J. LAkatos. 2s; Bsrnics L. Smith
Deon Manks. "a: Eva wunder. 2s.
Peter ID. sturtz. "a; elizabeth scharf. rs
Arthur rss: h ar.ss C s
August schsr,es, 90; Elizabeth Skinner. 20
Franklin O. MARTIAL, %; Adelaide X. Mar
conrsd scnmanski. a: Kets schaefsr. ~
Lucisn N. Beam IS: Helen sherman, Is
Simon ZuDai. 10: Audrey Padxett. IL
Joseph McDermott. ~; Catherine Peckbam
~
Nick pinnssi. 20: Ruth suna. II.
Frank Aleman. a; Audrey Walpols, ~.
Mabry 4. Bovden, 90; Eva A. AcNairy
IS
James y. corden. 20; Imoxsne NJ. Biystons
Edwsrd EiserenDer. rs: Margaret Williams
Ivan ". Priest. "a; Mary J. Malysiak, Is
Bernard sloyinsk 35. Betty J. Mitchell. ~
Mason w. Aaiheny, %: Audrey Maybe. y
James p. Harrop. a. Jeanette M. But
Edward =. Summers. IS; Dorothy Snow
Joseph ssj y. Bi.ls. al! Dorothy ,oqus. as.
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NJ -Incrndiary Bomb Spray.
srs; suitable for gardens. Information,
FL bop2. 49,
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GARAGES BUILT. ALL SIZES

GARAGE by Restrick means the bes
buin ~ a fair price small dn. payment
easy terms Restrick Lumber. Ho. 2l2L
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Funeral Directors

Fred G. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
1882 y. JEFFERSON PTTzROY z17s-7s
j. SUTTON a SON
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DEATHS

Susie Anna Lewis, $50 Livingstone. 81.
Frank *. England. 1885 Fielding. -
James E. Williams, 1870 81. Joseph. Ill
Eleanor Mitson. 2o234 Shady Lane. 81
Clair shores. 81.
Roberta Smith. 1877 westminster, IT
Mary Lorna Weber. 4is7 Lincoln. 80.
Robert Robertson. 1854 West Grand boule-
Anthony y. Misan, 4si5 Riopene. IS.
lMArciyanna Dembinska, bse3 Holcornb, 80
Katherine Alexis Pendeiton. 35ls National.
80.
Louis Revesz. sio7 South. IS.
Sophie K.iohum. 2ssio Brittony, East De
troit. 81.
Stella v. Cumrnins, IS Hardwood. 81.
John Husrey. Receiving Hospital -.
Clara A. Chsretts, 25s+ Inglts, 50.
Donald Newman. $40 Burnetts, 8 months.
Milton Altman. 2fe4 Eirnhurst. -.
,Cdeils Fowler. 2Tie Chestnut, 81.
John smalley. seie 81. Aubin, Hsmtrsmek.
81
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clyde p HazIett, l507i Petoskey. 81.
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