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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
Detroit Produce

@pPLEs- BuEhel baskets L.. & No. /
Illinois TrsnspaIen's. 2.ineh minimum
az: Illinois Duchess. % -inch minimum.
s7.i5: West Virginia TranspArents. 2-inch
minimum, 81 IS. Michigan TransPsrents,
,-nch minimum. 81 Delaware Williams
Reds. 2 d. inch minimum, s. 500275
CANTALOUPES- California and Arizona
Salmon Meats. jumbo 27s 81 5Ou375.
jumbo 3es - 25r+ 30 mostly 81 -.
jumbo ass. 50 501f rs. mostly 81 So
HONEYDEWs - canfornia Jumbo and
standard crates 81 sisTs S2d225
HONEY BALLS-CAilfornia pony 5is and
45s. few s. 50.
CELERY Michigan Golden Hearts bun.
dies 81 doz stalks Sc
CARROTs--Caifornia los Angeles crates,
s-doz. lunches, 81 2OI So. fe~ 10" as
CUcrMRERs Bushei baskets. including
wax stock Maryland fancy S22225.
choice 81 -: lafge tucers. 81 20. Della
ware fancy 81 73m2 choice 81 $50 J %
iarge sicers Si.3i Z $50 dollhouse. Ohio
Z. ). fancy, per doden. roc
LETTUCE~-CalifoFnia los Angeles crates
Iceberg 'yrs Salinas and Na'sonyiile dis
tricts 5-doz s. 5s16 mostly s. s31
ordVry quality. ~ 4oa $50. i-dor.. mostly
GRAPES California display Iurs Thomp-
son ssedless. StGtZ5 poorer $40,
ONIONS 5O-Ih sacks T.. s. No.
Jumbo. Sls3 Crystal Wax. 81 10. Bseo-
sas. 2-3-inch size 81 aoW 80 S-inch and
larger. 81 s59i73: Michigan Yellow me
dun sire. 81 81 % So California yellow
medium to large ere 81 son i.75, Sweet
spanish, 50 inch and larEsr y. io"A
YslIovs medium s7e. 81 COZ - Ken
tucay Ehe1sEerr medium SIG, 81 90.
PEACHES Georgia. z. s. No nsi
hn bsk' Ffhertas in. mir. 81 81 o.
3i: PIN min 81 S68 80 Eneyt a.
IN min 81 10: Golden iuaHesT : in
min 81 Hale Havens i'.-in. min. 81 -
2.ln min ~ tnvi 81 bu hskt zine. a.
ir.-in. min x2s5H275. 2.iu. min. - VI
"a. So: HGeys, -. in min. s.. Z. ~. ma
50 lan2g5. far quality Si.T3U s.. Haze
Havsny Is.-in min. 81 s.; Z-in. mn
81 70. Flaming Cod. T., IN. min, " , 70
2a. Georgia BeHes = ~. min. -; =.
n mn. S2iiug2S, south Carolina. q. >.
30 81 asat Golden Juhilees, ! = in.
mir s. 60. 2-.r. min 50 75N ;.
TATOES-i oo-ib. sacks. Y. No. J..
California Long whites washed 81 I ..
hiers. urwasned - 7'n2s5. Missouri Coz
h.ets. washed. g. T0Hf2 -. ur~ashe6 many
alrty Sz.ISu2 $50. Chirpewas unwasnef
s. IS: ArkRnsas TrumrhF. washed. Ai25i
Illinois Cocbicys unwashed. L. 5. Comm
TOMATOES josh rar,ons fepscks. me-
~ 91rHSi 25-ih W-s. reparks. - "a
dollhouse Sin hskts Onto mediums
- Original lugs. greer. F,pes ana iurn.
ing wrRurcf TcHas = No. J. hNs a1f
larger Sga2it. SKI. few. 81 IS Tennessee
So 80 ! quality s s s .15 ,s ,ssT
wATrRNFr.oNs- Flo-'1a. Ceorra ana
South Carolina. per melon. CannonhalEs ana
BLACK Diamonds 90 ihs - soc % ne
2O-z2 ms an, ~ tnc. q lbs so ~ Sc; "a
ms s04scc few Sc. - lhs $50 SIC.
Few sc Grays. - lbs, $50 soc 70 BIS,
5tQ57i4c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15

MARRIAGE LICENSES

william VI. Pearlman. %; Mamie Fleming
%.
William Lynch. a; Arthur Lyl,s %.
William W. Kirkaldy, 20; Josephine II,
Minoggio 81.
Hugh A Horton 81: Grace + Hass. 81.
Aubrey E. Tudor. 20 Maxine A. Lashna,
Edward Allan Munger "a; Barbara Jane
Hanscome rs
William Ray. q: Dorothy c. Gates. %.
Robert James Quail Jr., %. Vera L. Ward.
Walter Miller Jr.. 2s: Vivian j. Lewis. %.
Allan n. McGlaun. 81. Miriam Hope. 20.
Walter Heinrich %; Charlotte Geyer 20
Franklin J. Wahl, 10; Shirley. Champine
John Nieman. 25: Betty n. Rirtwen. 10.
Rosse y. McCausland Jr., IS; Ethel NJ.
Brown. 81
Leo Lupo. ~: Angeiine Consiglio. q.
Harry r, Munsie. %: Doris Rideout IS
Walter Hanba. Is; Dorothy Ann salley. 20.
Glenn l.. Garland, 81: Gretchen A. Orr,
Frank O. Lasanen, rs; Lillian NJ. Krause,
John Pollock, rs: Frances Kolasa. %.
stephen II Bannerton ~, Bertha NJ.
Robert ebert. n 1, Mes'ersmI,h. as; Marsars,
John a. Dessndre, So Amelia Neeker. 40.
Edward G. Max. "a Ruth helms, o.
samuel Krott 30 Ann Feinman. 30.
RtDfV Slclt, 81 carmen ASehcs, Il.
Arthur g. Vaughan. IS: O'Leita NJ. Potts.
2s
James Maceo Charlton, 80 Maxine Edmond.
son 81
Joseph Ross; 10; Mildred Harrison. 10.
IS '''N''
Murray Lane. %: Bessie Sloan. 20
James Gregory stanfel, 81; Lsverne Har-
Carl B obrecht. Is; Gretchen Beardsley.
2s
Louis Ksssuba. 81: Virginia Klsuza "a
julius EriednS. 80 Jeanne Ahrens 10
Aloert w. BIB %; Jean Irwin. n
Francis (. Cogsdill. 81: Marian Rutgers
10 'e'iS'
Chester Clay, 81 Mamie McFlrov. 81
Mlchael Charnek, %: OLA Mink. "a
FRANK ~ Eshom, IS: Shirley J. Backsr
Werner A. Kriese, 20; Betty Jean witzlins
yynnn MuIcare ~ Phyllis Ruei 81
James p. Thompson So Louise va,
Austin, rs. van
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
Stocks Reach
Best Levels in
Over 4 Months
en- Each
u Only Hs Point Below
~ Highs; Rails Firm

NEW YORK. July Is (UP).-
Stocks swung forward TO around
the best levels in more than -four
months in moderately active open
ing dealings today. Bonds were
mixed. Cotton futures were I'M
changed TO 4 points higher.
Many leading stock issues
reached new highs for the move
ment. topping the levels estab-
lished last Thursday when the IN
dustrial average set new peak
since February 7 and the 65 stock
composite since March 4.
Chrysler appeared at 63%. up
:, and only * point below its
1912 high. and General Motors
sold at 1914, unchanged. and also
Il below its 1912 peak. set yester-
day. u. s. Steel opened 1000
shares at 81. up a. and Bethlehem
firmed y 10 Sc. Inland Steel
gained ! point 10 81
Goodrich set a new 1912 top al
10 up Is; Douglas appeared al
sos up X. in a firm aircraft
group. American Airlines pushed
up y 10 37i2 and other air line
issues extended gains Of the pre-
cedlng session. Pan-American Air
ways opened on grouped block
OF 1900 shares AT Is, up Il.
Rails were steady TO firm. with
Santa Fe at 39ai. unchanged
Pennsylvania 20l2. up II. and At
lantic Coast Line "a, up =. Stand
ard Oil Company of Indiana rose
~ 10 25%. Patino was up ~ Ia
1885 in fraetionally improved
nonierrOuS metals section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES

George H stefhn Jr., %, Eileen G. East
Herman William Bieber,. 40; Pearl Mar
tin. ~
Rudolph Isaaeson. Is; Arlene s,nlwell. is.
Freeman Faniel. 81. Louise Atkins. p
Harold W. Jacobsen. 50. Dora Mcdowell
81.
Beoiroy Blackwell 30 Christine Edmond
John L. Yves, Jr. a. Madeline snyder. 25.
Gustsve G. obugkeit IS, Dorothy Reidel
81.
Ivan Hol1hausen. 2s; Camille Thompson,
Gordon r. Navan. 81; Florence Baier
James DeMan. 30 Evelyn osborne 20.
George W. Crabh % Phyllis NJ Craig. 40.
John Mercer 80; Frances a Esslin. p.
Daniel Rambler. 10. Agnes Griskiack, ~.
Clyde Donald stephens. 81; Jula sullivan.
Harold A. OFT "a: jeanette X Peterson. 20
Donald c. johnson. 20. sylvia S. Schmidt,
10
Mitchell Greene. "a. Lois Henderson. 20
William J Howard. ~ Jessie Minion. 30.
Laurence L. Richey, 80; Elizabeth Frank,
%
Chester 4. s,rozynski 20 Ann a. Lem.
part rs
Benjamin H Gustafson, a. Leona NJ
Wawczyk. 10
Jonathan n McGinnIs. 30; Charlotte =.
James +. Kilcy. 2s: Dorothy Thomas IS
Thomas NJ. Brown, 26 Martha NJ. Mont
gomery. -.
Walter Kuhnert Jr, 20: Elizabeth
Woiak IS,
William Edwards 80. Louise Pankow. 30.
Ernest Street 80. Mary Berry 10
IS y. Roberts. 20: Hazel y stewart, %.
Eugene Cruise 20. Dorothy Robson. rs
Merrill Edwards. 81 Sadie Rssanen. 25.
Leo TRENT IS Helen Paz, %. ~
Charles Mallard. TO- Mary X. Dvorsky, Fl.
Barney Capilla q; Mary Gaia, 70
Richard Woodmansee 10. Ann C., Schon.
Mike Edo %: Ethel Macy. %.
Donald Aument, 30 Colette Mulcahy.
John vranesich, 20 Mary Lovrenchich, ~
John Ventura. Al Margaret Schindorn. 81.
Walter Baker. IS. Helen Wnuczek. Is.
Alex Wolf. as: Rose Dunsky. 10.
Charles r Arendoskl. q, Josephine Neiz-
goch 70.
Hans Kun. al Virginia Basler, %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
Name Detroiter
Vice President Of
Aviation Corp.
Ira J. Snsder Wins
Promotion; Ex-Pontiae
Man Takes His Post

Ira J. Snader, division manager
of the Republic Aircraft Products
Division of The Aviation Corpora
ton, has been made vice presi-
dent OF manufacturing Of the cor
poration. il was announced today
BY William +. Wise. executive
vice president. He will be sue
cecded at Republic by Sterling b.
Wilmington. formerly genera
manager of the Brunswick Bake
Collender Company. Muskegon,
Mich.
Snader became associated with
The Aviation Corporation in De-
cember. 1910. For eight years be-
fore that. he was in charge OF
standard machine tool design and
production at the EX-Cell-O Cor
poration. Detroit. He was one OF
The founders and the first treas
urer of Ex-Cell-O. He was also
assistant chief engineer in charge
of tooling AT the Wilson Foundry
and Machine Company. Pontiac,
Mich. and production engineer at
Wright Aeronautical Corporation,
Paterson, y. j.
Snader is vice president and a
director OF the American Propeller
Corporation, Aviation Corporation
subsidiary. He will continue 10
have his office in Detroit lie is a
member of the Society Of Automo-
tive Engineers and the Detroit
Engineering Society.
Wilmington was with Bruins
wick-B | k e-Collender for two
years and for II years before that.
with Pontiac Motors as supervisor
OF various plants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
DIVORCES

Elizabeth Lupinschek from Louis
Bertha ~. Cox from James.
Clara W KOlinski from John.
William Hill from Ciotilda/
Emma jewell from GEORGE.
Dorothy VI. Janick from Walter
Harvey c. McIntyre from Pauline
Frida Denber from Henry.
Herbert J. Richardson from Elsie.
Frances Hoschna from Charles.
Ellen r. Krupa from Michael
Jane Geiger from Charles
Frank ". Halpin from Mabel ~
Madeline A. Piihean from William.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
Drake Quits Rams
For Defense Job

CLEVELAND. July Is (UP).-
Johnny Drake. former All-Ameri-
can fullback at Purdue University
and mainstay OF the Cleveland
Rams football team for the past
five seasons, announced today that
he had officially retired from pro-
fesSional football.
Drake resigned TO accept a per-
manent position in the personnel
OF a local war plant
where he has been employed dur
ing the offseason. Drake won all
league honors in the National Pro-
feSSional League in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
Custer
To Open
Art Show
Times star Correspondent

FORT CUSTER. uJly 15.-Fort
Clusters soldier-artists, who won
national prominence last year in a
local exhibition of their art, will
hold their second show beginning
Sunday at the kingman Museum
in Battle Creek.
AS a result of the first showing
here, national galleries and mag
azines interested in art gathered
large travelling exhibits in which
Fort Custer artists were featured.
The local exhibit will be moved 10
the Detroit Art Institute in Sep
TENDER.
The work of Clusters artists is
accomplished in spare time hours.
Some Of the members OF the army
illustrators are in overseas service.
A steady flow of work reaches the
at Fort Clusters special
services office from wherever any
of the army illustrators OF Fort
Custer have been transferred dur
ing the organizations first year.
Michigan mon among the army
illustrators whose work will APP
pear in the Battle Creek show arc
Corp. John Urban Camp Wallace,
Tex. Detroit: Pvt. Miles Tunna-
cliff Iceland); Pvt. Ulfort Wilke
Fort Jackson, s. c.. Kalamazoo;
Pvt Henry Fortuna Fort Francis
F.. Warren. Wyo). Detroit; Pvt.
Gaylord Flory, Hastings; Pvt.
Archie Mclean, Dearborn; Pvt
Manley Miiten- Of 945- Indiana
avenue. Pvt. Gordon Jex of 633
Burlingame. Pvt. Sam NAPLES OF
6i6 Hardwood, all of Detroit.
The exhibition will cont u
through August ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
Soldiers Credit
Curbed
Time. stan Correspondent

FORT CUSTER. July 15.-Mer-
chants and soldiers alike were
warned today by post officers that
enlisted men will be able 10 incur
credit on purchases only with the
permission Of the commanding
officer TO whic hthe soldier is
assigned.
Firms, corporations and indi-
viduals selling TO enlisted men
must obtain approval not only OF
the trans action but also the
arrangements in connection with
IL. The mourning of financial
obligations. which would be diff
ficult for soldiers 20 meet. is not
regarded with favor, said Col
George Shank, post commander.
The war department will not
concern itself with firms. persons
or corporations selling merchan-
disc 10 soldiers on credit. and all
communications with respect "a
such sales must be done with the
commanding officers Of the or
CARNATIONS 10 which the enlisted
men belong.
-Four promotions in the head
quarters of the Recruit Reception
Center were announced by Lieut..
Col. Eldon NJ Steniem, command
ing officer OF the organization.
Promoted 10 sergeant was James
w. Long. Madison. Ind. Made
corporalS were Herman L. Wat
son, Will Grove Tenn, and Domi-
mic Pricco Jr. Calumet. Robert
+. Bourbannais. Saginaw. was
made a~echnician fifth grade.
Adolphe Perry. former French
army officer, described 10 soldiers
here the battle of Dunkirk. where
he ended his military career. 4
member of the 46th division of in
fantry Perry and his men covered
the retreat 10 the shore and then
swan 10 sea where the was saved
by passing boat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
Detroit Poultry

Market. springers easy, balance steady
Hens. average run. 22c leghorn hens,
lbs ana up. isc, cocks 10n l2c; roch
sprlngers. Z los. up. 2Tc; rock broilers. Il
10 HIS. 25c; ieghorn broilers, = lbs. up,
22c. under 4, lbs. not wanted. old tom
turkeys, lse, hens. 22c.
EGGS Market firm. current receipts,
sic. undergrades, 2eG 29lsc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
.WPB Freezes Stocks
OF Aircraft Lumber

WASHIN GTON, July 80
Stocks of certain types OF sitka
spruce logs. used in the manufac-
ture of aircraft, were frozen in
the hands of their owners. as OF
July 20, by an order issued by the
War Production Board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
Lost and Found

BLACK. white. 2-month pointer tDopey);
navy mans pet Ieward--AIlanllc- 1920
BROWN biIlfold. S25 papers Temple
Trumbull grocery store. need money. Re
ward. Fitzroy $50.
BROWN cocker spaniel; traverse, near
Van Dyke. ehildrens pet; reward. s6li
Traverse
CAss -PeteTboro-Red leather purse. money
bank hook, glasses, papers. Reward
Trinity 1-7lSl.
ECORsE ROAD Cbetween Kolh and South
fields studio couch cushions, 2-tone
brown: reward. Atlantic 1854.
LADY's Pink Gold Gruen Precision Wrist
watch, matching hand. Lake ORION Park,
Sunday. Reward $50. Tyler 1874.
LADY's light beige coat. fox collar, IA
June 18Th. Reward. Royal Oak 1922.
LARGE male cat. white gray, KATY;
Minden and Dresden; reward. Pingree
1928.
LOST Monday. Eastman movie camera.
model so. East Shore Beach-Walled
Lake. liberal reward. Phone Townsend
o-oflH,
LOST on Belle Isle SUNDAY. brown shoe
mans size 10. Lenox 1852.
MANS wrist watch. Bulova. keepsake, gift
from father. Northwest section. Reward.
Northlawn 2as3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
Livestock Markets
DETROIT

CATTLE Receipts 500. fed steers &C.
tive. mostly - Il 2Sc higher for two days,
grass steers and hcifers little more active
than last week strong some Reshy grass
srs around CSC higher cows and bulls
mostly steady some strength on Gamer
cows good around 300 O25 H. fed steers.
25uI3 So short load good light steers
including a med1um end, Si3ia, good mixed
warnings mostly 'heifers. STATS: medium
grade Of colored drylot steers Si2 Is. odd
head ncshy grass steers up 30 $ii.75, thin
aeshed kinds. $40 80 down 10 50 IS: grass
beef COWS. SsH9 so. gcod quoted to $e.75
or slightly above Gamers and cutters, Ss50
.Vs75. most weighty sausage bulls. SIS
a1i75. odd head 10 Sl2. common and
medium bulls. So 1923
( CALVES Receipts $50 market steady.
most good and choice veAlers, Si2 So few
to SIS. common and medium. sl29 IS.
largely <l4 so down.
SHEEP Receipts. 600; spring lambs
around roc lower for two days other
classes little changed. most good 10 choice
l6S-s2 TO- native sprlngers Sl4 so the top
medium 20 good kinds, Sl3u14. few com
mon, Si2. shorn slaughter ewes manly 81
a6. few choice 100 10. weights. $3.50.
70 roe 10 cents ieaer' Butchers. 2io lbs up.
IS to ioc down. bulk is0-2s0-lb averages.
lf.tOpl4.75, 2SO-4O0-lb. weights. SliH
1880. extreme top, SASS on sorted lso-
i22O-lb. butchers, most i5o.lso-lb lights
iSl4 IA 65, bulk sows, Sl5.2j y is. 90 lev
light sows. 1913.
pITTSBtRGH
PITTSBURGH July IA tINS) CATTLE
o. Reeetpts' 100. market steady steers
choice, Si3.j0nii medium and good
Si2 son 1880; common. slog ~ Heiiers,
medium and GOOD. $4,000 II; common,
25n 10. Cows medium ana good. SIS
Gamers aud caters, Sj.75as. Bulls. good
and choice, il.25Q IL. so; common and
medium, IS 5osilo
isO-lsO lbs. Sil.75a 1890: 10000 lbs,
Si4. Boa IS: 2OO-220 lbs, Sii boa Is; 200
$50 lbs, Sli75p Is; 250-2g0 MS, Slt.i01
ll75; 2eO-350 ms, STA II 40; 1901
lbs Si3 sou 10 so. roughs. Si3 IS 1878.
SHEEP Receipts 800, market slow, csc
lower Choice lambs, Sli50T Is medium
and good. Si3i 1850: common lambs.
$1,000 y; ewes. $50 $50; wethers. S5g
CALVES Receipts 200 Good and choice
$3.50 Is 30 medium. $i2 p -; eulls and
common. 81 - 10.
CHICAGO, July IL uNs) HOGS Re
ceipis. is, 500, market strong. Joe higher:
top, $3.50 bulk. sli.sO9 40: heavies.
Si425J 1875: mediums. $40 N 10 So /.
lights. Si49 1880; light lights. si350Fi
1923, packing sows. sIy5og14. pigs
$l2 5aq is. 25
CATTLE Receipts. Z. 500: market i0c 10
i5c higher. Calves Receipts, 900, mar
ket steady. Beef STEERS. choice Si3.5 Off
1910; medium. 500 -. so; yearlingS SO
~ Is butcher cattle heifers. S9ai4. COWS.
500 ~. rs; bulls. S9.5Om ~: calves. Ssn15;
feeders. So ~ Is; stockers steers. 500
10 cows and heifers. SsTi2.
SHEEP Receipts g. 500: market steady
lambs <i3 75u is.t0; common. Si2qtf;
warnings. sii 50 4 l2.25 ewes, $3.50 o g. 80
feeders, Si2ai3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
Death Rotites

ANDERsoN-July IS 1892, James w
father Of James W. Jr. Bruce r. and
Stewart Anderson Funeral services at
chapel ~ me william r. Hamilton Com
pany. Cas- avenue AZ Alexandrine. Friday
al 30 D. m. under auspices OF A5hlar
Lodge No, 81
EBERHARD- Foster Jack. 1891 Dolphin
beloved husband 81 Elizabeth, dear father
~ Russell and Ruth Service AZ Wilkie
Funeral Home West outer drive and Ian
ser. Friday 2 p. m. lntermeut, Geth-
semane
GORSkI- July TO- Adam, beloved son OF
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Gorski dear brother
~ Edward Frank Alexander and Mrs
Alfred Thames. Funeral Thursday $50
a. m. from A. II. Peters Funeral Homo
l2o57 Grsuot ave, and a m. AZ ST.
David Church
KOSMAISM - Patricia Jean, July -.
darling daughter or Stanley and Anas'asia
fnee Urban; beloved sister OF stanley and
Mary Ann. Funeral Friday mornink At
80 from NJ Urban funeral home 1929
McDoueaU 20 ST Hyacinth Church AZ 2
Interment Nj. Ouyet
URBAN-see Kosmslski notice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
Detroit Stocks

Sales High Low II 90 Ch'ge
pet NJ stve 20 100 q a. 49,
Soot-Dn so 200 III liz liz .s
NY Central 100 SIS 81 ST. a
Dividends IN the foregoing table are the
amounts declared ar paid 40 far this year.
unie.s otherwise noted. a-Liauidating div-
dend, bon Accommodations, ex-Ex-dltidend,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
=.-.-z-- H-..-Hs.s.4.
Lost and Found

POINTER. male, white and brown: be-
longs to man In Air Corps. Reward.
RE. 1898 after o. m.
WIRE HAIRED terrier, brown. white male
lost vicinity Mack, Mcclellan; license
No. 2t365. Reward. Olive i405.
WRIST WATCH, lady's Bulova, Angelina
y Incognito on face. Reward. Drexel
27ss
2 BOSTON bull terriers, Sunday morning
Jos. Campau. between Garfield, Garfield
Reward. 1905 JOS Campau Dixon 1892.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15

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Unlisted Stocks

ApproN mate prices furnished by ne Ma
tionsI Association 81 Securities Dealers,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
Funeral Directors
In Menoriuu

IN, LOVING memory Of Arthur LeGg, who
passed away two years ago today, July
Is. 1910.
our hearts s,ill ache with sadness,
Our eyes shed many tear,
God alone knows how We miss YOU
AT the end ~ this second SAD year
His loving wife. lnez Legg.
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Drivers Wanted-6S44 Wagner.

FLOOR layers wanted: must be expert
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-15
DRIVERS WANTED

Good money making opportunity driving
CHECKER CABS: an outdoor job, driving
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after 2 a. m
Evening star., 1942-09-16
Australians in Mountains
lake Initiative From Japs
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
SOMEWHERE IN NEW GUINEA,
Sept IA (delayed Australian pa
trolls in the towering Owen Stanley
Mountains appeared today to have
Wrested the initiative from the Jap
anese, but delayed reports showed
that the Japs probably have con-
centrated considerable force for the
push which carried them over the
peaks toward Port Moresby.
Information available here sug-
gested that the Japanese have sew
eral thousand troops engaged in the
drive, with more than half of them
between their base at Buna and
Efolgi, only about 40 miles from the
Port Moresby outpost.
Loss of initiative in patrol oper-
atoms in the first phases of the bat
tie evidently paved the way for
rapid Japanese advances. With
Australians again aggressive, how
ever, Is japanese were reported
killed. with no Allied fatalities, in q
patrol clash today.
Although the situation has re-
manned static for the last few days
both Australian ground forces
alive to the type of guerrilla war
fare of their enemy-and Allied all
forces have been active.