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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
HOLLYWOOD CHATTER

I had a chance to talk TO Mrs.
Tweed michael
Stranger. Diana Barrymore S
mother, at her daughters wedding
reception. She is stin the fascinat-
ing. Vivid person that she was
when l knew her some years ago
at her zenith, when she was mar
ried to John Barrymore and has
just written Clair De Lune."
She is now writing a book.
Miss Reuter- Reflects" Miss Reu-
ter is a girl. % years old, who is
caught in the vortex of the mad
world Of today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03

World Famous Comics. Three
pages every day i'm Daily De-
troit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
Mancini Conducts
Band Tonight

The Detroit Federation of Mu-
Sicians Band Symphonic Rhythm
Unit, conducted by Albert Mancini,
will play a Latin-American pro-
gram tonight starting at 8 o'clock
from the Belle Isle Bandstand.
The program, part of the mu-
nicipal band program Of summer
music arranged by the Depart
ment of Parks and Recreation, fol-
lows:
I. star Spangled Banner
?. March "Festa-Paso Doble" F. c. Caneva
3. overture Isabella r. v suppe
T. Fox-trot "Amapola" j. Lacalle
Rumba Mama Inez" T.. Grenet
3. SaNaphone solo Flora waltz
Arthur Moran
g. suite LA Feria" r Lacome
ca Los Touos
(ut IN Reia
tcI La Zarzuela
INTERMIssIoN
:. Rhapsody In Rhumba ~ Bennett
S. Waltz Maria Elena l.. Barcelata|
D. Popular Medley
ca Green Ewes n. Menendez
th) Ia Vinletera j. Padilla
CO. Fl RecariO. J. Padilla|
10 Fantasia III Guarany' G. Gomez
E-.~- rrrn 4. /,rr4N-C
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
WHEN DADS AWAY

Candy" isn't so crazy about
the music business because she
doesn't get 10 see much of her
popular father, but then, she may
grow up to be a singer, and take
it all back.
At present Vaughn is chiefly
concerned with keeping his band
intact and with getting new ar
rangements for the records which
are being rationed.
His brother, Bill, has given up
the music business. and is in the
army, teaching aero-dynamics in
Boston. where Vaughn and his
wife have their home.
Following his engagement here,
Monroe goes next 10 Cleveland
and then TO Buffalo. The band is
slated 10 return 10 New York 5
Commodore in October.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
IN TWELVE HOUSES

Theaters where registrars will
sign the boys and girls desiring TO
help will be the Riviera, Cinder-
ella, Fisher, Ramona, Vogue, Var
sity, Annex, Alger. NorweSt.
Regent, Rosedale and Royal thea
tiers. The Detroit OCD is CO.
operating in the campaign as is
the Wayne County salvage COM
mittee and the first assignments
made 10 the Junior Scrappers"
will be on August Is when they
participate in the tin can drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
GOOD BET FOR FILMS

However. Vaughn looks like a
best bet for the movies. once they
get him in celluloid, because
feminine fan mail will start like
an avalanche
Once he fell in love with a light
house keepers daughter but her
father kept the lights on all night,
so that romance fell through.
Two years ago he married his
childhood sweetheart from his
home town. jeanette. Pa, and
eight months age a blessed event
they niCknamed Candy" arrived
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
ORGANIZED AIDES

They will be asked TO distribute
literature and make a house TO
house canvas in their blocks.
arranging for the collection of
salvage from homes TO which they
are assigned at regular intervals.
Salvage collected will be delivered
to any of the 10000 outlets pro-
vided by united bottlers; greases
and fats will be taken to the
butchers.
Cooperating in the drive TO
secure the help of the Junior
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
JUST AS DEMOCRATIC

The Vaughn Monroe today. who
Is packing them i'm at Eastwood, is
no different from the Vaughn
Monroe, who sang here with
Larry Funk's band at the old
Oriole Terrace. or later with Jack
Marchard at the Statler Terrace.
His education and. his back
ground have made his as much of
a drawing card in the drawing
room as he is a JOY for the jump
set.
Radio and records have boosted
his band up so high now that
Hollywood is calling Only re-
Gently the whole outfit made
test. but Vaughn won't make a
picture. unless Mes sure it's a good
one. He doesn't want TO meet that
fate that's worth death TO most
orchestra leaders who face the
cameras, nor does he want to
make picture without his band.
despite two recent offers Of that
type
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
ID. KAYE FOR SPRING

Quick guessers who thought
Danny Kaye. who killed" the
people in Let's Face 1t" on
Broadway. was in Hollywood for
an immediate movie job can guess
again.
True, Danny is budding with
Sam Goldwyn about musical,
but the picture won't be started
until next spring. Kaye has to be
back in New York August II to
reopen in his Broadway hit and
won't be free for movie job for
months.
Nobody told me. but I have a
private hunch that when he re-
turns here next spring he will be
teamed by Sam in a picture with
Bob Hope. Bob has another
Goldwyn picture after They Got
Me Covered" and the combination
of the two comedians, Hope and
Kaye would be box office plus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
Betty Hutton
Set for NeU
Build-Up
BY LoUELLA o. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 3.-The
same smart treatment that brought
Veronica Lake to almost over
night stardom is to be accorded
Betty Hutton. The talented Pres
ton Sturges, who som I m S
reaches too far for the unattain-
able in the movies, but on the
whole manages TO make unique
movie attractions, has chose
Betty as the star in The Miracle
Of Morgan Creek"
Preston, remember, took Veron-
lea and worked increasingly with
her until she overcame a certain
self-consciousness that seemed at
one time doomed TO spoil her
career.
Betty, heretofore. has been only
in musical comedies. The Miracle
of Morgan Creek" is a comedy
drama and it will co-star Betty
and Eddie Bracken, whom Preston
-dubS the greatest natural actor
on the screen"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03

STAGE ATTRACTIONS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
Monroe,
4 Hit at
Eastwood
.By CHARLES GENTRY.

HE DOESN'T seem like a
band leader at ALL is perhaps
the most common comment you
hear from people who meet tall
blonde and casy-going Vaughn
Monroe. the Pennsylvania boy
who is now in the top 10 OF pop
ular maoStroS.
Not that Vaughn. who is cur
rently playing at Eastwood Gar
denS, is particularly diffident, but
its iuSt that his nice bearing and
good manners have prevented him
from indulging IN those tricks
which have helped lots of orches-
ira leaders get 10 the top.
Vaughn Monroe is not his favor
lite subject of conversation and he
doesn't like 10 play that neat
little game of gouglng the eyes
oui of a competitor.
His father and mother taught
him and his brother, Bill, as
10 believe in fair play
wearing their boy scout
badges. like chips, on their
Both boys liked music. but
neither ever thought of taking it
I'D seriously as a profession.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
HIS VOICE CHANGED

Vaughn wanted to become an
engineer and planned TO go 10
Carnegie Tech. but during his
early days in college he discovered
that his voice had changed TO a
very powerful baritone.
He began studying seriously
with the idea of going in for light
concert and musical comedy work.
until he found he'd be better off
If he joined a band as a regular
musician.
He could play an excellent
trumpet. but every one said he
was too nice" for the music bust
ness. But being nice" in the sense
of being considerate of people and
their requests and have won him
a host of friends and fans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03
A BUSY BENNY

Cookin'-pardon the slang-at
this minute, is a deal for Jack
Benny TO produce and act in
United Artists pictures. 1 tele-
phoned Jack as soon as I heard
the rumor and he told me that
such a deal is on but it was still
being negotiated.
He would make two pictures In
which he is the star and two in
which he is the producer. 1 asked
him il that meant he was giving
up his radio, and he said no
indeed.
He will certainly have to be
triplets 10 do all the things he has
planned for this coming year II
the United Artists deal goes
through-and it looks promising
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03

We're DetroitcrS Were proud
of Detroit, the Arsenal Of De-
mocracy
in Lawrence. and in all tho
hundreds Of LawrenceS IN Amer
ica. they're proud OF the SCARED
ibreanns. and the stars IN the
farm house windows. Ashamed
o, the two fifth columnists down
the road. and proud Of making
farm machinery last longer and
proud Of keeping the faun gong
with the boys away.
We'll. we're all the same
aren't VIC?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03

IL wasn't one of the Dillen-
beck farms, but IL could have
been. There are n lot of branches
of the Dillenbeck family around
there. From one branch OF the
family, they sent two brothers
East. They were at Pearl Har-
Dor. From another branch OF
the family, two Dillenbec *
t'others went West. They were
on a ship that was torpedOed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-03

There's a weatherbeaten farm
house not far from town, and IT
looks as though il hadn't had
quite as much care as II needed
And maybe it hasn't lately.
There are two stars in the
window.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23
eRADIO TIME TABLE
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-23

KLAMATH FALLS. Ore.-Miss
Clare Leonard. about As. San
Francisco saleswoman. was killed
late yesterday when her car skid
ded off the Dalles-California
highway Is miles north Of here
and landed on a railroad track Is
feet below.
Miss Leonard was dead when
found. The car turned over on ats
SIDE. pinning her beneath II.
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JUDGE ALLEN.

TT doesn't cost more to wirs
big words than little ones Judy
told the attendants who had given
her the message. "Will someone
please give this piece of yellow
paper TO the Common Pleas judge?
I liked him"
Judy sat down on her cot. She
couldn't cry. She could not talk
either. The tears made a small.
hard ball in her throat around
which no words could flow. May
be this would be funny some day!
Maybe in so or 20 years when no.
body cared one way or the other.
Philip! Where was he? You
couldn't get your courage up to
a point where you'd be willing
10 marry girl one afternoon. and
few hours later refuse to go on
with the bartering because the
bride had taken fall-or could
you?
Anyway. the daredevil who had
caused all this confusion had to
suffer.
No more messages came from
anyone but Sandy the rest of that
day. Judy steadfastly refused to
read them. At S O'Clock she fell
asleep. worn out with waiting for
good news.
She didn't awaken until the
mstron returned with a gray calico
dress. a cup Of strong coffee. a
piece Of hard toast without butter.
and some cereal buried under blue
milk.
Another man to see you today
the mstron whispered Right out
side the door. He looks cross but
hes handsome. You choose the
good-looking ones. my dear"
Judys knees grew wobbly. She
sat down quickly. The matron
slipped the gray dress over her
head and tipped It up the side.
then gave the girl a pocket comb
Continued on Page Eleven)
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600 A NJ.

KMO - John B. Hughes,
BIS. Dental Program.
.KVI-Time-T une- Topics
kTBl - news. Dos. Mu-
sic; e:i5. Morning Mu-
sicale.
Talk BIS
All in the Family.
EJR - News. 9.l5. Anr
Sterling Wonders
! KIRO - Kate Smith
speaks. BIS. Big Sis
ter.
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, BRIDE ,[ji FROM
THE SKY
RING RETURNED
By BERT HENDERSON
BY HELEN .wElsHiMER

CHAPTER XXI
She read the telegram. Read
il once, then twice.
7 ACCEPT NO RESPONSE
BILITY FOR YOUR ESCA-
PADE. CONSIDER IT DIS
GRACE TO ENTIRE FAM
lily. YOUR LACK OF CON-
SHERATON PAINS YOUR
MOTHER AND Me IMMEAS-
URABLY.
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500 p. M.

KMO - Gabriel Heater
6i5. Studio
KVI-Dinner HI. Music.
kTBI 49, News: 6 0S, Abe
LYMAN: 615. Dental
Program.
EOMO-Dr ! @
KJR - Political and In
terlude: els News Re-
porter.
KIRO-Radio Theater.
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2.sn p n

EH0 - News. : - lnt
BoakWurm.
KV-patsv A. sim z -
ne luke Boz
ETHl-NeWE as Au-
SIC. 2ssS Familiar ia
EnrItes
KOM Studio Party;
As. Mar Marlin
EJR A House IN the
Country. 2 - News
KTRn The Nellls
as Scattergocd Baines
800 r. VI.
Kno - PRAYER News.
johnny Richard 5 Or
EVI-NeVs. : Go. Timely
Event
ETBI-Nriocic Moods
KoMO-RiEht . Happi-
ness. 3i5. Lone jour
ney
KJR-Berween me Book
ends. 3:l5. Our spiri-
tual Life
|KIRO-Girl Tntere. 3:is,
Voice OF Broad Nay
$3.50 2. NJ.
IKNO-u s Navy TAX
a45. Studio.
XVI sage brush Sere-
made
TX I 81 News , IS
Music. 5;s5 Novelties
iKONO Homekeeperi
I Calendar
* R sire am n Z
journal
IKfRO - Carnation Bo-
quet 345. The Worlc
Today.
4:0U r. VI.
iEMO-Fulton lewis. tr.
Ais. Studio. Arount
the Rims
KVI-Cocktail Hour.
IKTBI-Mattnee Melodies
KOMO - Lee Sweetland
Singer: AIS, Adven'
lures OF Hollywood.
lEJR - Hal Styles. AIS
Mr. Keen.
lKIRO-Second Mrs. Bur
ton. 4:is. Young d.
| Malone.
4.30 r. NJ.
| Forget: 4;45. Music De
| probation.
XVI Cocktail Hour
As. Pleass n { DIAL
+ Folks.
IKTBl - Meet the Band
4.45. SHUTDOWN sere
I made.
IEOMO-ChRs Dents Or
KJR-u S. Navy Talk
AS, Dance Orch
IKRO-HouEe wives. Inc.
AS. Johnny Forrest
Newsreel
500 r NJ.
'KAiO - 5uperman: 81:
Orphan Annie.
iRVI-News. 5 o5. COW
boy Trails
< T BI News. Tune,
Topics; 5:l5. Harmon
Hall.
iKOMO - Balughs NUS
cal: $40. Devin Com
mittee. SIS, Children
Hour.
EJR-Aoventure Stories
5:i5. Flying Patrol.
lK1RO-Second Husband
with Helen Menken.
80 p M.
lKMO - Capt. Midnight
b:45, Jack Armstrong
iKVI-Sports Extra: $50
Twilight Tempo.
! K T B1 - Junior Safet
club: 5;4s. Crazy Cow
poy
lKOMO - Horace Heidi
Orchestra
* J r Vandsrcook
News. 5:45. Straigr
Shooters
KIRO - Don Winslov
54S. Bob @ ARE
VS.. s. SIS. Elm e
Davis. News
600 L NJ.
lKMO - Dr.. Whetstoni
Talk: Music; 6i5. Phi
= Stearns.
X Y Il DR.. WhetstonI
: Talk: els, Dinner II
Music.
! KTBI - Dr.. Whetston,
6:10. Music. 6:l5. sur
per Melodies.
: EOMO-Burns A Allen
lkJR-Dance Time. e;lt
News Reporter
/. K1RO - Stevens A. YeS
els. Around the SCUM
-. $3.50 L NJ.
lEMO - Spotlight Bands
J. 645. News
XVI = Jack Quill: e.3i
Dinner Music
J KTBI-Dance Time: ga
News
lKOMO-Fiober MCGEE
e Molly
KJR-Symphony Conce
KIRO - Report TO Il
= Nation.
700 = NJ.
I KMO-John p Hughe,
715. Pred De broe. D
milestone.
> XVI - News. tbs. Yo'
Il Cant Do Bushes
2 With Hitler.
KTB1-Dlnnsr Concert.
KOMO-Bob Hope
KJR-Symphony
iKTRO - Glenn Miller
orch; tbs. Public A
fairs.
+ 1880 Z N.
KIN Raw Grumnie
745. Music for Listen
: ing.
KVI-Academv Award
K T p News. T:3
Music. 7.45. Profess
. Prank Williston.
KOMO - Red SHELTON
Show
KJR-Red RYDER
KIRO - Nox Pop Wit
Parks and Wally.
{ 8. 90 NJ.
{ KMO-Whats Nv Nam,
XVI - The War Tode'
: sle. Pred Thiel. ga
Stadium Bellarmir
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MO News. e:45
Twig Is Bent
XVI - song shop, e:45
Morning Hymnal
ETBl - Rainbow Trio
B45. Chapel Songs.
.EOMO-Victor Lindlshr
a45. David Harum
.KJR - Prescott Presents
as. Unity school
kIRO - Hymns OF Al
Churches: s;45 Storie
Ar,prira Loves
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OLD FASHIONED
RERIK AL
Charles Z Fuller
Director
Old Hymns arc
Gospel Presrhinr
hMO-S 60 y. n
sandaD-lSse XII
Continuous
fnternsfionai
G0sRe kroade-1st
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KMO - Chapel Chimes.
a45. Z. s Mar rim c
Band
XVI Time-Tunes- Top
les; Gas. Morning Va
rieties
KTBl - Musicale. e:45,
News
'KOMO-Welcome. Neigh
Dor.
KJR-Breakfast Club.
kIR o - Romance OF
Helen Trent. 9 :45. Oui
Gal Sunday.
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TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers 10 test
questions printed on the Editorial
page;
!. False
?. January 20.
3 Thirty-two.
Liberia.
5. Oliver Cromwell, and Richard
Cromwell.
s. July 4, ITS.
:. Mar.
:. Swiss Alps.
.. $4,000 .o0o.
10. Nesr-sightsd.
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KMO - Raymond Gram
Swing: 7:15, Cab Cal
loWays orch.
KVI-News. Is, Wini-
fred x. Richmond.
RTBI-Dinner Concert.
KONO-President Roose-
welt
KJR-prps Roo@e welt
KIRO-Lady Esther Ser
enAde.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
.0IOO GRATIOT
SNETHKAMP
cHHYstEP nFLfFR-1-at GRArlor

CHRYsIEP nFhLFR--77f' GRATlor
CHRYsLER-'si Royal Windsor touring
sesar radio heater. oNerdriys. special
Upholstery clocE good ". ives ma.
room paint Ons-third down l. notes on
ne balance Get Packard ~. pns.'lDr.
574 East jefferson Ate PA 17of
rHRYsLER-Ai Sew YORKER sedan v.'r
mud drive radlo rssfe- sperrI0 f'ft
beautiful finish. guar bt MICHIGAN S
LARGEST BUICK DFATFF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
FRED FORD

P-6T iNFRNoIS ~ ''>'
poSTfkC ~ srdane''s Dc luxe blue
-sdip heater p good tres orig
ma owner clock chrome fIuCs one 'hiid
DOW, = notes IN ne balance Got Pack
ards proposition. So East jefferson
RS 21pl
PONTIAC 1899 i.door sedan black
heater good rubber al around, iuls
guaranteed see 20 lu63i Mack
PONTIAC 1886 and 1873 ~ luxe trunk
sedans radios heaters choice ~ 'o
beauties. only So 40 "a down or iaf"
" Gregory. heated showroom. 1866
r;ra'to'
PONTIAC s eonv coupe 2 'ore Tin
1sh aso others sedan and 2-dr ."
choose from a. IoW As >-9' 900 Gra'i''
PONTIAC 1880 club coupes and TORPEDO
scdans. some il-f Ike new with good
tires 0rls SfIi Ip EASY terms trade
Heated shoVrnons open niehts. 1906
GrefiDf.
sTtDERAKFE so 10 luxe scdsne radi-
am niue finish nuil'.in radio and heater
.0W mileage ard mo 'ires she" - terms
and trade Also % coupe $500 $3.50
Woodward
sTt'DFRAKTR 1880 club coupe, real dne
fnish ann mechanical condition Can
arrange terms $50 East C,Dgres'
READ Times Want AIS Tor proht-us,
them for results.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04

PLYMOUTH iaAO sedans radio. heater
eNccptIonsIly nice rIhbcr, good faiSh
clean upholstery = 30 choose from, To-"
~ S52p terms 1850 Woodward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
OF The CR0P-L00K THESE USED BARGAINS OVER TODAY
Boats and Equipment

JOHNSON CUPBOARD motor. ~ horse
power. practically new; reasonable. Lenox
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
Repossessed and
Trade-In Bargains
SO to 500
MUST MAKE ROOM
S. TO SIS Down

, Pontiac Sedan. 1919 .......... t4s
. Dodge sedan. 1885 ......s..... 90
, Plymouth Sedan. 1895. ......... %
. Pontiac Coupe, 1885 ....,..... az
, Pontiac Door. 1882 A. T.. ...... p
. ~, mouth ? Door. 1884 l...-.,.. 43
q Graham sedan. 1885 .......... 80
. Plymouth Sedan, 1888 .,,....... -
. Tord Tudor, 1895 .........-...., AZ
. Ford Coupe. 1886 .,........... 20
. Chevrolet sedan, 1898. ......... 81
= Buick sedan. 1888 ............. 6S
, dsmohhe sedan la3A ........ so
: Teraplane sedan, 1894 .,....... IS
1crrsplane Coupe, 1885 ....,,.., az
Foid Sedan, 1884 ,............ 40
EeId Sedan, Ia.iS -,aa.a.-.-. $500. 70
Chevrolet Coupe. 1884 ....,..... S.
Dodge sedan, 1888 .............. So
. tsscN Sedan. 1881 .............. is
Ford Coupe. 1929 ..........,,.
Pontiac Coach, 1888 .......-.....
, OPEN NIGHTS BIC LOT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
BERT BAKER
Grand River at Livernois

DODGE and Plymouth 1887 10 luxe irN
seisns and Cuupos factory radios and
heaters Choice Of - heauues unN S2lH
trade N Ia dawn r NJ Gregory heated
showroom 3S66 GratiO'
DOpGE-i-door DO luxe sedan 1889
radio Hnd heater, S5i3. p down, We
trade Law 4 Kowalk. 1861 Liyernois.
NorihiaVn a52P
pOpGF--'4l 2-dnor, nuid drive White wall
tires radio and heater Btiven only
y 3sS miles Inferior spot ReaHtlfHl
maroon finish RargsIn. SSei.
FLOYD RICE. 1899 Llvernois ~ 1880
DODGE 80 40 luxe luxury liner trk
sedan ROYAL maroon finish ~ hc FAC
radio heater spsless uphnls Ntil'
beauty sac, Sf-a, rs in. ha Is mos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
BERT BAKER
Grand River at Livernois

PONTIAC 1880 club coupes and TORPEDO
sedans some with radios and heaters
good tires. beauties 20 choose from only
$500 M easy terms trade Heated Sho"
rooms Omen nights 1itus HIail"t
PONTIAC 1889 suN seat coupe fine 50
OF tires radio. heater. ~ plates, t"l
mechanical condition 500
NnEIHI ANN MnINH sALEs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
Automobiles for Sale

Ia SALE 4-door trunk sedan, 1889
radio and heater: S3aA. p, down, We
trade Law 4 howak, 1901 Livernois.
Nortnlawn s52g.
NASH door de luxe sedan. 1889 radio
and heater. ACKNOWLEDGING S545. a
down. We trade Law a kowalk. 1851
LiVeruois. Softhlawn 1929.
LINCOLN ZEPHYR "a door sedan, 1887
clean, S2ia Is down We trade. Law A
koWalk 1891 Livernois. Northlawn 1922
OLDS 1870 torpedo and SIX 5-pass ciuh
coupes radios and heaters sac, low a.
NHah. /. down. balance Is mnnihs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
RtlcK-s7 SPEC 40 s1r 'rs sedan
radio heater nohAr fr7 sar. 50"
!. aoun balance sasN terms
9IOO GRATfOT

PUIcK-ipii super century ana spt'.F.
de mae s'resrhrer sefSre''f feoAnN
ara coupes factor rsli4s U0dfrsra' h'si
.rs etc. choice al lo gorgeous ones. oi. D.
SoSa VI Is down of trade, 'aftes' 80. b
= MichiCzr > NJ Gr'snr,, heated snow
room. 1855 Gra'lo'
PlIcK-'I super ''rpedo sedan ra1.o
nssi.r low mileage. c'ean car vii sell
rskEnnAhie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
Trucks-Cor,merciol Cars
c.
For Sale

CHFy ROtET 1881 hshost 'sri4t nly
eqITget - condition AT frSt
GENERAL MOTORS UsEn TRUCKS
-a1t vermont TEMPE i-SSso
CSF - ne Nss' Fs.scttors - trucks IN
. the ti'y Nllsrhach $3.50 Grau0,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
FRED FORD

-.'---f " ; 'vf'f- = ~
Hrr-u$ tqs- o. t-1.or sedan .a1 'res
rr4.e- SEQ s..f .le rH- ma, raE'
v0 rs ~sr' rH3.- Ha.E
HUDSON BARGAINS
~ POY M0TOTs co Hif Chss AVE-
IFrHNF 1859 coupe sr.t ''res
ts Fas rfs-ef 'fras ts.'f ~
49, srSs'Hr'a Hss '~ 0.rr.es - faf
$50 has congress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
Hill CD. RIVER

pO%TlAC-"s" lafc 1870 sedan looks and
nuns like new Price Cu from 1919 20
S5to easy terms Heated showrooms. Open
evenings 1906 Gtatof
READ Times Want Ads Tor profit use
tbem for results
PONTIAC 1871 Stream.in"f . .t"ot and 4
door sedans custom and do IuNe opera
seat ooupcs choice of 10 gorgeous ones
,.yrr, model and coior onh $50 up dr
up trade Iafges' stock W Michigan
GreeoIN. heated showroom 31e6 Gtai"'
pO%TiNC 1852 i.aoor trunk practically
nev T. res radio and heater, $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
SNETHKAAiP
KOTCHER OLDSMOBILE

SHOWN IN HEATED SHOWROOM
14sSn EAST WARREN AT CHALMERS
BJICk-Isao TORPEDO club coupe and Ton
p<do ssdans factory rAdlos 'Anu hfa'ftN
rhoic. ~ Is beauties only S137 uI Is
down or trade 4 NJ GreEorN heated
showroom $3.50 Grstio'
PUicK-iq40 club coupe torpedo h'd'
good rubber. radio heater bargain a.
xf-S. trade
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04

HACQUOIL BUICK
1921 Livernois TY. 4-16O4
DODGE PLYMOUTH 1889 ~ luxe t'
ard 4-dr trk secsns far'nrt fsr' r.
arS heaters choice ~ IL Des l''es of
1909 ID Ia do%r or frs1s - Fffl
orv heated showroom 1865 Gfa'f'
CAP BUYERS YOU'LL SAVE MOHFv At
CHRYsLER BRANCH $500 CASs
~ SOTO 80 efDt cgGre Nef.. t.rsr
iots % extras 3Ss' rrot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-04
SNETHKAMP

cHRYsLER DEALER res GEtTioT
poDGF-Ds luxe 7-eoor 1910. rsdio sr1
heater ike rev 1875 cnpr -
forthlspr e52s.