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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
Detroit Produce

APPLEs-WashinEton, boxes, winesaps
Extra . fancy; Isos and . smaller, s3as
Yellow yellow TRANSPARENT 9, sa.75. 'nene' ana Up
BEANS--Maryland. bu. hameprs, Black
,i. si1saa o, %9',y n isr sos ss
orally good si5o@2; New Jersey. bu
baskets, Black Valentines s2.2o; Bounti'
cANTALoUPEs-sainon meats, cslitor
$40: standard ass. ssi5T45o: Arizona
Yuma district Jumbo ats. fair, s3:75 jumbo
Ss; So ju%oo, s .'' 1 D,, Honsyssl rs
pony SIS, $500 as; pony ass. 81.
cARRors-Los Angeles, crates 6-dor
punches California, S3n3.25: Arizona, s.
1928; Texas. bu. baskets, topped. washed
Pascal a.3il dos., s5.75e4 Miehisan' dos
punches. soc; flats. IS punches. si.2o
Highhslls. $40
t.i Gos si;os Aiss.m'' sacks white '-d0'.
cucUMBERs - Blu. baskets. includin,
wax stock: South Carolina. fancy, So
.32S choice. S92.25; large size Steers
ass North Carolina, fancy. S5.a5; Choice
s2:e5a2.75; pickles. s2.s5d2.75.
IEITUCk-Los Angeles, crates, Iceberg
California. Salinas district. 5-doz., s8I
g. so: Idaho. 5-doz.. fair condition, S5.25.
ON1oNs-o0 10. sacks Texas Yellow Der
mudas, y. s. Commercials, so per cen
or more u. 8. No, and Y. s. No. /
$3.50 few 81 80, fair $25T1to, Jumb
sire 81. as las: Crystal White Wax. U. 6
No I, $3.50 !. SIS: Babota Y. q. No !
3-inch and larger, Si.751i.s
POTATOEs-i00-lb. sacks California
s. No. 1 washed Long Whites, S3.25q 3. 4C
mostly So. 80 Il 3.35; Alabama Y. &. No.
washed Triumphs 81 $50 ass, mostly 81. rs
size 3 Si.40gl.5O; Y. s. No. weshe
Long Whites s2e0d3 sire p 81: u s
No. 1 washed White Rose Round type 81 SO
~. s. No. unwsshed cobblers, Mort
Carolina and Virginia. 25o12 6s fer
very bes' S2.7i Arkansas unwashed Tr
umphs fair 81 800 2y35.
COMMENTATOR ie-qt. crate
BLACK RksPBERRiEs-24.pint crate
Michigan, $3.50 $50.
/ SWEET tPOTATOES-Porto Rican Yami
/ LQuisisns bushel crates L. 8, No. /. 5:
ToMAToEs-io.Ie. carton, Repscks, me-
diums, 81 20; 25.in Tugs Repacks 81 IS
IS dollhouse s-lh. baskets Ohio. medium
81 % 70. fair 81 lilo. small 81 Texa
criEi1al luEs 4. e. 40 ] green. ripe an
iur1i1T. wrapped 6Ss and larger. 81 so. IA
81 3sr, 10
wArERMELoNs 90 Fiorids. per nsor
canonbars 26-2s lbs. so y S3e, 30-32 ns
50 n s5c. few 7pc. Tom Watsons. "a lbi
80 = sSe 20 lbs. e5c - ne. 75gsOc. Cuba
Queens, 7s-2s Ibs. $50 eoe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
Auto
Graphs
NstioneI Auto Body
Sees Hope for Miliog z
Cars in Rubber Drive

The National Automobile
Dealers Association Is much en-
couraged by the results of Presi-
dent Roosevelt's scrap rubber
drive. The rubber committee OF
the NADIA is certain that the
whirlwind campaign, which ends
next Tuesday. will provide all
the rubber needed to recap the
tires on million used cars now
in the hands of dealers, needing
only good tires to make them
available to the public for good
transportation.
The rubber committee est.
mates that 40 tons of crude
rubber, plus the salvage ma
terial gathered by the dealers.
will be sufficient for the recap
ping needs of the million cars on
their lots.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
Opens New Salesroom

Amid all the pessimism re-
garding dealers and their future,
due to lack OF rubber and
threatened gasoline rationing.
il is cheering to note In the
NADIA Bulletin that D. J. Mar
tin. a Chevrolet dealer in VIM
chester, Va, not only completed
a SIS, 900 sales and service build
ing but opened it in pre-war
style with music. open house and
dazzling lights.
Martins philosophy is good
one for other dealers to note.
He says:
81 may lose money before the
war Il over. This II o big coun-
try and we do business In a big
way. The automobile business
has had Its ups and downs, but
IL has always come out on top.
Transportation II important In
this country and people need
cars. There'll be plenty Of de-
mand after the war;"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24

WITH REPRESENTATIVES, Of
sest Coast aircraft firms now in
Detroit trying 10 lure key men
way from the sutomotive firms
with high wages and long term
contracts. comes a bulletin from
he Office Of Emergency Manage
nent specifically condemning Ia
Dor piracy"
II points out that the practice Of
Iuring workers from one war Job
10 another interferes with the
steady flow and balance OF produc-
ton and that war plants are being
urged not 10 hire any one already
engaged on war work
OEM further points out that
before the war Is won. several
million women will be in war work
and that the government has 1850
occupations open 20 them. Of which
9nly 100 are Of a clerical nature
Women. interested in getting
Jobs are advised 10 register with
he United States Employment
Service offices
- Cr-trLES COPELAND
,'~..',e- ~ to spea',ers
=, o. si-c Nsiiongl a >ocistion
~ Manufacturers. will address
the Detroit Employment Man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
Greatest Need Now Is More Unity

that the greatest need right now IS more unity
and less seshnes the classes and which
divide usorganzed labor farm bloc businessmen radicals Much
good work being done by the labormanagemen
between SEC
and Wall Street" hopeful symptom But much of this
sort of thing is desirable.
reports strikes in industries last
week Probably such outbreaks will be stopped but
that this will be the concessions labor
which should not have to make For example is generally
accepted steel producers that the War Labor Board will
allow shop This
will be highly important all eyes have been for long
time and it will become precedent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
Lewis Haney
Lewis Haney
Wide Changes Near
In PriOritieS Setup

last week colored the bust
become less favorable The stock
markets both here and in London turned reacona and good
many commodity markets slow.
The developments Libya China and the Crfmean
peninsula point toward early They tend support the
ideas of those who look for long, hard struggle which will bring
into complete and total such have
hardly begun experience.
Already wide changes about to begin in the matter OF
pores All industry will be subject the alloca
classification system This will rgdy control production and
incidentally will be enforce Standardization of
products
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW. June ~ CUP ,--Todsy's pay
ing prices 20 growers for beans:
Pea beans. Si.25; light red kidneys. 81:
light crsnberries, 81; dark cranberries,
So. so.
Wheat-S1 .02: oats, N645c: rye, 81
O 5sc: siS -rowed barley. si.e71i.6S buck
wheat. t2.22n225. corn, 7sH soc. soy
beans, SI53ui.55
Prices furnished by Michigan Bean Com.
pany
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24

off initiation tends to down
purely monetary rewards should be borne in mind that
douby develop nonpecunary incentives At pat
the back for efficient and patriotic service all to the good and
level the national economy
courage and high of realism for Nelson to
oppose "a levy the ocaed profits
corporations suggested ceiling OF around 80 cent
He said
a situation which enterprise left with only So
500 additional profits the to cut down
will diminish dangerously.
Is likely to a reduction efficiency
the full
program. opportunity retain portion
savings resulting efficiency has been most
securing economical utilization of
facilities production 1t
is essential not destroy this opportunity"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
Prices on Govt Steel Nav Have TO Be Raised

government" will have pay for Either
there will large reduction the profits earned and the
by the steel producers will have be raised
government steel.
Thus paying well to keep labor from striking But is
this unity? gain power and acquire
monopoly Of labor will they have be controlled by govern
ment?
Incidentally have largely to thank the Go for killing the
will adopt
either by withholding the by lower income tax
exemptions both?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
Drop in Toys Too

In connection with the scrap
rubber drive, it is interesting to
90 through the lobby Of the
General Motors Building and
look into the barrel which holds
the contributions of the tenants
and workers in that skyscraper.
Mainly, the barrel is filled with
office equipment ranging from
large erasers to the rubber mats
under the chairs Of executives.
But in addition there are
remnant Of rubber belts, nip
plies, sponges and even toys. The
latter were hard to figure until
Jim McGoldrick of the General
Motors staff gave an explana-
ton.
There are many people who
want to contribute something
right away and can't find any
thing handy to drop into the
BARREL" said jim. $50 they stop
into one Of the gift shops and
buy q rubber toy and drop II In.
Every little bit helps"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
Millions Waste
In War Funds,
House Charges
probers Paint Sordid
Picture OF Exorbiiant
Salaries and Huge Fees
By ARTHUR HACHTEN
int'I News Service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON. June 24.--ln-
excusable waste Of millions Of dol
lars in the governments war e.
fort was charged by the House
military affairs committee in a
report today raking the war de-
partment and other agencies.
"The time has come when the
contractors honeymoon at the
expense Of the taxpayers of the
nation must end" said the re-
port covering a year of investi-
CATION by a staff Of accountants
and lawyers in which about l.
100000 words Of testimony were
taken from $50 witnesses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
War Contract
Given Former
Asylum Inmate
House Group Charges
He Was Guiding Spirit
Of 'Penniless' Company

WASHINGTON, June "a (UP).
The House military affairs COM
Imittee today had charged that
George Remus of Cincinnati, pro-
Inhibition era bootlegger and former
Inmate of an insane asylum, was
the moving spirit" in Warner In
dustries, Inc, Cincinnati which
has a $518,000 war department
contract.
The committee made the state
|ment in a report charging extrava-
Igance and waste in many war de-
Ipartment contracts.
1t said that Remus. who had
been in the Ohio State Hospital
for the Criminally Insane, had
financed the corporation and its
promoters in its initial stages and
in the procurement of the con-
tract"
The contract covers the manu-
facture of 10000 tow targets for
use in anti-aircraft gun practice.
ORGANIZED IN Al
The committee said that the
company was organized in 194l,
had a few tangible assets, no pro-
duction record of consequence, a
small personnel force and that its
only operating experience had
been the manufacture of toy bal
looms and novelties.
The company president. Thomas
Warner. the committee added,
Iclaimed to have been test pilot
in World War I, and according
to the committees information, :"
was acquainted with certain Off
GERS at Wright Field, Dayton, O =,
where bid invitations were issued.
Nine companies submitted bids
and Warner Industries, Inc, won
1.-THE award as lowest bidder. the
report added. The committee said
that further investigation disclosed
that Warner Industries, Inc, was
without funds prior to receipt Of
the contract from the air corps
and that after its award the firm
obtained a loan from the First
National Bank of Cincinnati by
placing the contract with the bank
Jas collateral.
SOME QUALIFIED FIRMS
The committee said the now de-
funct Office of Production Man.
|agement had advised il that there
were several financially sound
firms in Cincinnati qualified to-
perform such a contract without
recourse to funds advanced by the
government.
After Warner Industries, Inc,
obtained the contract and after it,
obtained $4,000 loan from the
First National, it received a 30
per cent advance of the total con-
tract which was placed in a special
account with the bank, according
to the committee. The company,
the report said, paid of the
$4,000 loan and obtained another
for $1,000 to settle suit pending
against it.
The report said the 30 per cent
advance was deposited with the
bank without restrictions as to
except the stipulation
that the bank would suspend pay
ment if ordered 10 do so by the
government.
The war department explana-
ton was that the company had
been investigated and found SOL
vent. that the procedure did not
require a performance bond and
that advance payments were per-
mitted to small corporations which
would be unable to par
ticipate in war contracts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
Detroit Poultry

Market. hens steady, balance unsettled
Hens, average run. 2oc: leghorn hens,
springers. lbs. and up, zoe; rock broilers
az 10 4 lbs., csc; leghorn broiiers, lbs
up. ale. IN 10 2 lbs. 1ec; under \.
pounds not wanted old tom turkeys, 1sc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24

fortitude required for The foregoing statement be
appreciated recalled that spokesman for the
Commerce. counting popular approval
advocated 100 per cent excess profits rate
where they squeamh about justice.
for production they undertake to retain
while getting their hands all
ing technique If exceeds the ceiling
per per keep the earnings
nonnegotiabe German government bonds
gets the present of the funds while the
industrial company lou symbol of profit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
SoRDID PICTURE


Evidence developed by the com.
mittee was said TO reveal "a sordic
picture of excessive commissions
by brokers, profits by vendors, eX'
orbitant salaries, bonuses and huge
fees for management and related
services in many war department
contracts"
There has been an improve
ment, but unbelievable red tape.
top-hesvy organization and q
lack Of orientation to n state OF
war still lead the parade in war
time Washington" said the re-
port.
AS approved by the majority Of
the committee. the report recon-
mended:
THAT cost plus-fixed-fee
contracts be replaced by lump
sum contracts. with government
purchasing officials exercising
more bargaining ability" in OBJ
tanning fair prices for the gov
eminent.
2-That there be vigilance in
permitting excessive commits
sions to so-caiied defense brok-
ers, and in contract allowances
for management pay rolls.
3-That agencies of the gov
eminent assist more diligently
in conserving critical and stra-
tegic materials for the war eff
fort.
4-That Secretary of War
Henry L. Stimson stipulate that
all war contractors shall be re-
Quired TO utilize specially sub
contractors to perform such
work as installing plumbing,
heating and electrical equip
ment.
VICTORY COMES FIRST
THE committee and every
American agree that the win
ming OF the WIZ. irrespective of
the cost comes FIRST" the COM
mittee said. There comes a
time In such an effort rs Is ex-
emplified by the present war
program when reckless abandon
In the expenditure of taxpayers
money upon the ground Of ex-
pediency must yield to judgment
and reason"
While commencing the war de-
partment for moving to recapture
excessive payments under cost
plus-fixed-fee contracts, the re-
port said:
There II q necessity for far
moro stringent control by the
war department over these prac-
tices which still persist.
Much OF the extravaganza
and waste from fixed fee con-
tracts can be minimized by the
maintenance Of a proper ac-
counting system by the war de-
partment TO keep close check
upon costs"
A total of 1891 $50, 0S2 has been
recaptured on contracts aggregat-
ing S2,206. 346. S7S, based on in
complete reports received by the
committee from branches of the
war department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
FOREIGN Exchange
Detroit Stocks

Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 80 far this year,
unless otherwise noted. s-Liquidatins divt-
dend. bon accumuiations. ex-Ex-divtdend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24

MORE INGENUITY-With the
supply of sapphires cut off, Gen.
eral Electric Company has devised
a substitute of fused hard glass to
take their place in war-needed
electric indicating instruments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
Dividends
Business Machine.

international Business Machines
Corporation has declared the reg
ular quarterly dividend of $50 on
the common, payable October 10
TO holders OF record September %.
Shell-Union Oil Corporation has
declared a dividend of 40 cents,
payable July Is TO holders of rec
ord July 3. Same amount was
paid on July q. last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
Philadelphia Electric Company

has declared a quarterly dividend
of 30 cents on the common. pay
able August l to holders of record
July 10 Same amount was paid
on May !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24
Good News
From Var
Factories

MORE PRODUCERS II. ].
Heinz Company. normally pro-
ducers of canned food. is preparing
TO turn out plywood parts for air.
craft.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24

These two popular Detroit hotel will receive promo
with opening of the 1000room Staer Hotel in
Washington this fall has been announced Kenny manager
the State here becomes Of the Washington
while Daniels will resident of the William
Penn, replacing Herbert c. Blunck Blunck will in turn
the managershp of the Hotel Satler in Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24

MORE METALS-New England
wreckers recovered
81, 900 tons of scrap iron and steel
in three months time or enough to
build a battleship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-24

MORE MINESWEEPEK
incident with announcement that
German subs have mined Atlantic
waters, a new minesweeper was
launched at Whitestone, L. I.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Trucks-Commercial Cars
E., C~I-

-FORD--ie35 pickup; s75 cash: private
owner: good condition. University 1854.
GENERAL MOTORS USED TRUCKS
1925 Vermont Temple 1-6660
ONE OF the best selections OF trucks Ia
the city. Millenbach. 1850 Gratiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Land Contracts

ALL land contracts bought. mtges, made.
McHugh, l4l0 Ford Bids. Cadillac 03is.
ANY desirable land contract purchased
MELVIN r. LANPHAR 4 COMPANY
sth Flcsr Lafayette Bldg Cadillac 1910.
sec Gehrug. 100 r. Fifth. Royal Oak 601o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14

A HOME in Dearborn Highlands costs nt
more beautiful: reasonable. DIX. 1896
BRICK models. Dearborn Woods" north
~ Dearborn HIS 1881 y Tslegrsph.
CENTRAL. s3o7-5-rm. eung.. attic: nr
school: s4.s3o, THA. $50 fireman
GREESVIEw tsouth OF Joy rd): 10 new
models. open; check these values.
q b HART. 1881 W. Chicago. no $3.50
HONEST $50 up. down psymi. financed
ials Pelham RI ,outsr dr.. Dearborn
NV hom.es. S-rm brick. IS lss frame.
1900, inc lot i5so3 Harper. PR. ooa'
srE SUNDAYS CLASSIFIED Pc Y Col =
ti02 CULvER-DE 3iAR
TRADE YOUR OLD HOME FOR NEW
RoUNTREE. 1920 plymouth. We S-iSOO
W pEARBoRS-26Oi Crindisy PIX.
rms, tie insulation. cedar aiding Open
I ROOMS complete With hath $40 down.
MeFariAns Bros Ford Rd Middleeet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14

FIFTY REFRIGERATORS
Rebuilt and rehnished like new; guaran-
teed. Reasonable prices Fenksli Appliance,
3908 Fenkeil.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Houses for Sale
East of WOODWARD

MINNESOTA ,nr John r Nod s-rm
stokeT garage So 100. sl.t3s IN s2S b.
no Strum TO s-+iS3
SEYMOUR itl4t-Briek. rms hns con-
dition. IS $50 Marshall 2ls0i 0ratiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Business Opportunities

ARMY CALLS-Must sell gasoline station.
Best corner in Detroit. Tyler 4-ss24.
BEER GARDEN-Doing excellent business
modern equipment, reasonable. 1882
East Warren.
CLASS Good business; seating l75. must
be seen to be appreciated; no brokers
1928 East Warren. between 10 evenings
GROCERY. meat market; es-
tablished small down payment terms.
Drafted. University 1886. Hogarth ss6s.
CONFECTIONERY Opposite school; won
derfu business illness forces selling
reasonable 5000 Chshonte.
CONFECTIONERY Good business oppo-
site church and school, 5000 down. La
tayette 1915.
COMFY ISLAND LUNCH Excellent husl-
ness Nep reasonable quick sale. 1889
Concord
CONFECTIONERY - Excellent location
beer, wine patent medicines: sacrifice
drafted Tyler t-gli0 40s3 fireman
STATION Busy corner, must
sell immediately. Make offer 1904
Puritan
GROCERY and meats established neigh
oorhood business owner must sacrifice
rwiuhrook lgs22
GROCERY Established neighborhood bust
ment Tyler s.s547.
AND MEATS Excellent locs.
ton very reasonable. electric refrigera-
ton Tyler 3-0O0i
HAND LAUNDRY-Dry cleaning store
established business sacrifice. 1852
Besubien. Terrace 1880.
HARDWARE STORE Established sixteen
years retiring from business. sacrifice
Arlington e597
HEALTH CLINIC equipment with turkish
bah cabinet. excellent condition. Niagara
21su
MEAT MARKET shelf groceries must sell
Immediately. leaving city. Sacrifice
lVsrhae qJ17
REsT AURANT- 1929 Hastings good husI-
ness place So down. lov rent Trinity
fo5I
READ Times Want Al, Tor profit-us
them fof results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Houses for Sale
(Wsst Of Woodward

pEARBoRN-5 rms 81 200, $500 an SIS
mo 200ie Van Born, DE, s7t3
DOLPHIN 1920 tnear Grand River. Red
ford HI SANS. $50 mo. Re tls2
FoRD WORKERS.. si25 CATALAN.
six rooms: So $50. terms. vi. 1855.
Mckenzie HI JOY ROAD rms paved
81 81 500 $500 down no 1874
PHILADELPHIA. W 1855 rms sim.
hi. 2-cAr gar; only $3.50 TO. 9-5300.
STOUT. INs4-3 bedrms.. steam nj
81 500, $500 On. $50 mo. RE-. ils?.
wHiTcoMB. i.S7O--5-rm brick; steam
heat. nat fireplace: $4,000. We $1,000.
5-RM. brick veneer. s.. $50. FLA terms.
10000 Puritan. cor. WRming. IN. l-l25o,
READ Times Want Ads for profit-uss
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14

BUY STATE owned properties. zee your
real estate broker
DOUBLE your investment IN three months
Seven improved lots. $50 each. Need
money badly. should sell for $50 each
this summer Northla~n oiio.
LARGE Scar cement block garage. excel
lent residential location, suitable shop
harssin Hurry. centsriine 1872, NJ
Lola Valley Park Section
All Improvements IN $500 cash or terms
WIN build 10 order. ca. 1888. uN i5a2s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14

ALL MOTORS REBUILT
DAVIS 422e CASs TT 1888
CARS REPAIRED on EASY CREDIT
1898 GRAND RIVER VERMONT 5-e723
MOTOR overhaul. $50 IS Western Motor
Reouilders, s20i Grand River.
AoToRS--Aii MAKES; rebuilt. modernired.
Motor Rebuildsrs. Inc. 1905 Il. Larnee.
MOTORS Rebuilt Not Just ov.rhsuled
WM. MUTT a SONS. 22so5 MICHIGAN
SEE CHAMPION for Rebuilt Motors
NsS CASs TIE. l-T3in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14

PLYMOUTH 2-DooR. 1897
Built In trunk, good heater, nice motor,
clean; $751;; third down. viii trade.
BERT BAKER
Grand River at Livernois
PoNrIAC-'37 a-door trunk beautiful
green Anish: s73s full price. SIS cash
or your car down.
EARL REDDICK. 1920 LIvERNoIs
PoNTIAc-'H torpedo sedanette; driven
only s. TOO miles; one owner; has appear
ancs Of new car; 1912 plates; $ss5.
FLOYD RICE, 1925 LIVERNoIs
PoNTfAc-'N 2-door trunk sedan; heater;
tires like new $685..
HANSON CHEVROLET. 1425e MACK
PONTIAC-De luxe model torpedo sedan :
practically new; special two-tons gun
metal paint; u. q. Royal master W. W.
tires; radio, heater; no dealers. no trade.
sle Webb avenue between 1917 a. m.
PONTIAC-i940 de luxe 2-door and 4-door
sedans: your choicssof IL beauties; from
$3.50 up; easy terms; trade: heated show
rooms. Open evenings 14o0s Gratiot
STUDEBAKER-l94l Champion: radio,
underseat heater; rs miles on ssl. gas
S695, your car On. Arrow. 1871 Ltvernois
READ Times Want Ads for profit-uss
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Share LiUins Quarters

GRAND RIvER-Jcy Road district--shsre
With mother. daughter: husins. woman
Tyler S-ia22
WOMAN Alone-Shars sttrsctiNe single
hope with employed STR. townsend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
Real Estate to Exchange

SOUTHEAST corner Charlevoix and Lake
wood 50xi5o Exchange for what hav
you. University 2i660