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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Death lotlres

ANDREws-oei. ,. Daniel A. age 81 %
1912 Audubos. Crosse Polnte beloved
Daniel Il. and Mrs Hugh Fleming brother
% Mrs George Marrow Mrs Franklin
r. burst, Mrs, Norman Frealig william
= and Davis Davis Funeral funeral d i50m me me YER
outer Drive, Wednesday A. 2. Burial.
BARITEAI Doris j Oct 2 Of B421
Philip Ave, dear daughter OF Mr.. ana
a. tho F.. Watko Funeral Home. go
= Grand Blvd, near Garfield Wednes-
day a. p. m Member OF Aiger Post
No ss5 NJ VIEW Auxiliary.
CATALANO-Oct 3. John, age 6s. beloved
husband OF the late Josephine dear father
OF sam Nova, Mrs Mary Misuraca, Mrs.
Josephine Lovasco. Margaret, Anna. Lena
and Mrs. Rose Orlando. Funeral Wednes-
day, 30 a m. and Holy Family Church
2 30. lnterment Mt. Ohvet
HARTNIG- Emile 1886 West McNichox
Rd. Widow 81 the Rev. William Hart
Wig dear mother OF Carl. William and
Bernhard Hartwig. Mrs. George Hack,
Mrs. Edward Melohert Mrs Clarence
G0Odfellow Mrs. Erwin Dospker and Mss
Erieda Hartwig, sister Of George and
Ralph Schuchard. Funeral from Jehovah
Lutheran Church, Outer Drive al Green
field, Wednesday at 2.30, burial at Grand
Lawn Cemstery.
KOsS-Nettte. nee Goralski, age 50, dear
ence Marry, Alphone. George, Norbert.
Richard and Mrs Eleanor Musial dear
daughter OF Joseph Goralski, dear sis-
ter Of Bruno. Frank and John Goralski
and two grandchildren survive. Funeral
services from residence, 1863 JOS. Cam
pau Thursday az $50; ST. stanislaus
Church a. 10 Interment, Nj. Olivet
LEAMY g. Andrew James, darling
son OF James and Catherine LeAmy;
brother Of Gail Ann. Services at residence.
1885 Lauder Ave, Wednesday, Q 30 a. m.
Precious Blood Church at 10 r. m
MACKEY--oct 8 1913, James, beloved
son Of the late William and Johanna.
nee Maher. dear brother Of Edward,
Louis Joseph. Grace. Adelaide, Margaret
and the late Thomas Funeral from
Bourgeois Chapel, 1899 Mack Ave.
Wednesday, $50 a. m; ST. Charles
Church 10 o'clock
WILLIAMs-Of 233s7 Biereman, Van Dyke.
suddenly, Oct. 3. Janis Marie, darling
daughter Of Minor and Glada Williams.
sister OF Bobby, Marlyn, Doris and Wayne
Service AZ VIM. Sullivan A. Sons Funeral
Home, 7o5 West First St, Royal Oak.
Wednesday IL a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Management Society
Names Executive

NEW YORK. Oct. 5 49, Edward
a. McTague has been appointed to
the new post Of executive director
Of the Society of the Advancement
OF Management. according to an
announcement by Percy s. Brown,
president OF that international or
ganlzation. Prior 10 his appoint
ment. McTague was director Of
the Philadelphia Chapter OF the
Society. and for seven years main
tanned his own office in that city
as a management consultant. He
also served as sales promotion
manager Of the American Radiator
Co. The society has chapters in %
cities. including Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Taxes Produce Only Third Of Expenditures

But attempt made TO look at total war eNpend
becomes apparent that IN relation TO spending "aIe
produce not
a third of the expenditures
Thus postwar plants accumulated
supply should properly be used 10 retire outstanding
kickback
Instead expecting under The present
prospects look forward continuing to pay for the war Tor
a time
Except for degree which they helped by pro-
plants
after the will be called upon 70
the debt
The outstanding government bonds thus essentially lien
on the legal right OF the government to tax citizens
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
CCC Buys
Argentine
Grains

NEW YORK. Oct. Com
modify Credit Corp. has started
10 buy feed grains in the Argen-
tine Over the weekend, the cor
poration bought an undlscloSed
amount of wheat and barley. the
first purchases Of this type under
the feed program.
Since June l the corporation
has been buying United States
and Canadian wheat in an effort
TO relieve the tight domestic feed
grain situation, but il is under
stood inadequate shipping faclll-
ties have curtailed purchases of
Canadian grains. while prevailing
high prices for United States
wheat as well as the fact that
large supplies are not in shipping
position, are holding down these
purchases.
1t is not known when the grain
bought in Argentina Will be
shipped. whether supplies Will be
brought in early next year when
feed supplies are expected to be
needed mostly or whether space
currently being used for move
ment of flaxseed will be utilized
and shipments will commence inn
mediately. However, II is known
the corporation has asked for adj
ditional offers on these grains as
we'll as large quantities of Argen-
tine wheat flour, the latter for
shipment here under lend-lease
arrangements with expectation in
some quarters that supplies may
be for the United Kingdom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Foreion EXCHANGE

LEGAL NOTICE
The city Of Hartford vs. Anna Butkiss,
n. X. .. Anna Butkiss stankus, IT al
CT, Court. City of Hartford, septem-
her -, 1919. No. 1909.
ORDER FOR CONTINUANCE AND
ORDER OF NOTICE
Upon complaint In said action brought
on the second Tuesday Of September, lsi3
claiming judgment for the amount Of
certain tax and assessment liens on prop
srtv located on Cowles street. IN said
Hartford. and designated as Lot No. "a
on map entitled "Parkview Estates
owned ny Mark c. Meagher and Co.
South street et al Hartford. Connect
Spencer and Washburn, Inc. Engineers. "
on fle In the Town Clerks Office M said
Hartford, with such additions as arc pro-
vided by law: a foreclosure OF said liens
by strict foreclosure in favor OF the city
OF Hartford or by sale. as the Court
deems proper. and such other legal or
equitable relief as may be deemed neces-
the heirs, representatives and creditors 81
Michael ButkiSs. deceased. ~ HnN lowu
10 the plaintiff. nor have they appeared
and ans Nered unto ths action
ORDERED. that TINS action shall he
and the same Is hereby ordered ontidued
and postponed for period Of three t3)
months from this date and that notice
action snail he given said heirs. represvn-
tatves and creditors Of Michael Butktss.
deceased by publishing this order N The
Detroit Times. a newspaper published IN
Detroit, Michigan, on or before October
~ 1919
ALBERT Y BlNKs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
M. S. Rukeyser
Wartime Taxes
Still Too Low

gossip for making OF the
undabe victory dscloses widespread miscon
CeptonS about the OF taxation.
Such refunds large scale could take place only IT, after
realized substantial offsets 10 the
through selling off inventories OF materials and
products buildings and equipment Even
would be able refund
if such reazaions substantial
they postwar federal receipts exceed
expenditures.
recent ADDRESS IN
York prospect that after the the federal
factories 10
In indicating extent oil
The commitments. Secretary Jones said
addition TO M
maritime commission building facilities and
Reconstruction Finance
through Plant authorized
the production Of war
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Cronin, Hadley Named

William J. Cronin today was
appointed 10 head up the auto
motive councils new manpower
division by George Romney,
managpg director Of the coun-
Gil. H&lan V Hadley will be
associate director.
Cronin formerly was in
charge Of the councils machine
tool and equipment service. He
is, also a member of the regional
War Labor Board and the dis
trict war manpower advisory
committee.
Hadley was head Of the Wall
Street local offices here until
joining the council staff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Uses Gas Substitutes

What with cuts in B and c
coupons and talk of depleted
gasoline reserves in the United
States. the search for gas SUBJ
stltuteS goes on. The National
Auto Dealers Association made
a survey of the progress being
made along these lines and
comes up with the information
that Brazil. of all nations. has
gone farther in the use OF SUBJ
Stltutes.
Brazil, since 1881, has been
using a fuel made up of 80 per
cent alcohol and 10 per cent
gasoline. II was first started
A means Of utilizing a large
supply of alcohol, made from a
surplus of sugar. So much is
being used there now that
Brazil has become the eighth
largest producer OF alcohol in
the world.
The country also uses gaso-
gene. made from charcoal.
Operators Of 10 or more vehicles
are compelled by decree 10 con-
vert at least one TO gasogene.
Two American companies in
Brazil are kept busy manufac-
turing the required equipment
10 change over.
In April. l943 there were
2.0S4 vehicles in Rio de Janelro
and 5000 in Sac Paolo using
charcoal as fuel The latter
figure is expected 10 double by
the end Of the year.
Who knows, We may soon
come 10 IL, too. if more Slashes
in coupon values are decreed
by OPA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Aircraft Firms
Refunds Heavy

NEW YORK. Oct. s Aircraft
manufacturing companies made an
average refund of S16,600,000 TO
the government out of 1912 earn
ings as result of contract renego-
tiation. according 10 study of IL
major producers by Harvard Bust
ness School.
The effect was TO reduce work
ing capital "a per cent below what
it would have been if refunds were
not required. At the end of last
year. the IL companies had ratio
of current assets to current liabil-
tiles of log to VS.. % To for the
average industrial company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Fine War Record

One Of the smaller Detroit
companies which chalked up q
big record IN the bond drive
was the Eclipse Counterbore
Co.
With only 80 employees.
more than $4,000 in extra
bonds were purchased 10 put il
over the top by good margin
In addition, the company itself
bought $4,000 worth
This only adds another BIT Of
luSter 20 an already fine war
time record-Ec Eclipse has The
Treasury Flag, the Bulls Eye
Flag and the Army-Navy T.
Roy Michel is president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
On the
Business
Front
By WARD SCHULTZ

w. Lewis, president
the Industrial National Bank
of Detroit and one of my favor
ite bank presidents, stopped me
on the street the other day 10
give me a five-minute sales
talk on why this country should
have a sales tax.
Actually, Lewis proposed
sales tax is a vastly broadened
luxury tax-and as such, elimi-
mates just about all the objec-
tons of organized labor, and
other groups which contend
that a sales tax penalties the
lower-Wage groups.
His proposal calls for
graduated tax with exemptions
which eliminate the burden on
the little fellow. For example,
prescription medicines and basic
foodstuffs would be tax free.
In contrast, luxury drug lines
and luxury foods and drink
would be heavily taxed
In the clothes line. a $50 suit
OF clothes would bear no tax,
while $50 suit would be
taxed about SO and 500 suit
would carry a SIS tax.
And a s. pair OF shoes would
be tax free but a SO pair
would bear a $3.50 tax and
$50 pair, s. tax.
While those are possibly not
the exact figures, that is the
essence OF the thing
Comments Lewis
at wouldn't work any hard
ship on the little fellow. hut II
would stop people from buying
things just for the sake Of
spending money"
II sounds almost too logical
10 be adopted by Congress
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
NORTHEAST ADEQUATE

Solomon said he did not oppose
the entry of other carriers into
the local air service field, but that
Northeast Airlines can supply
adequate service 10 New England.
II. r. Bailey, president of All
American Aviation, Inc. said that
the government could almost over
night expand the benefits OF direct
airmall and air express by air
pickup ito every nook and corner
of the country
1T could be accomplished at
no great cost 10 the post office
department. no expense for adj
ditiOnai airpOrts or navigation
aids-and would afford employ
ment for thousands and provide
n substantial market for new
equipment after the war, ne
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
en- Hard Hit

Effect on the earnings Of
General Motors Corp. of the
proposed boost in tax rates
from 40 per cent 10 50 per cent
in the normal and surtaX
brackets Will be considerable
For 1912, the corporation had
an Indicated normal and Surtax
Of around sos. Q00. 600 Under
the proposed schedule, the cor
poration would have 10 pay
about S23,OOO,OOO more. or a
little more than 80 cents a COM
mon share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Hide Processing
To Be Cut Again

WASHINGTON. Oct. 5-WPB
announced that fourth-quarter
processing Of cattle hides will con-
tinue at 30 per cent below the
1912 rate and that a further cut
of 10 per cent in processing Of
calfskinS. from 90 per cent 10 80
per cent of 1912 monthly average,
will be ordered this week.
Pending a revision of its price
schedule covering sales OF hides
kipS and calfskins, OPA poStpones
until Dec /, provisions Of an
amendment 10 this schedule that
was 10 have become effective
Oct. l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Civilians Should Pull in Belts and Pay

In terms goods available for making war we
"
pull in their belts and thus release te
fruit q production currently 10 the government
Blu the fscal becloudS this TACT
goods and IT needs the govern
taxation citizens 10 hnance
citizens 10 the government
the capacity Of citizens 10 compete WIN
government goods through Dor
rowing
II thus seeks to recoup socaed "infationary gap
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Babcock Heads Division

Irving 3. Babcock has been
elected a vice president of Gen.
eral Motors by the board of di-
rectors and also named general
manager Of the newly formed
GMC Truck and Coach division
of GM. This division is replace
ing the Yellow Truck and Coach
Manufacturing Co.
Babcock came 70 Yellow
Truck in 1925 and became pres
ident and general manager
in 1875.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
PICKUP WORKS

Bailey said that his company
has now operated successfully air
pickup service for over four years.
Oswald Ryan, CAB member
asked chambers Of commerce and
other civic groups 10 participate
IN the local leeder-p pickup investi-
cation.
BY preparing report pertinent
economic facts concerning the
communities need for air service
such groups would render an in
valuable public service, he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Livestock Markets
NJ TRDIT

CATTLE SsIabIe. zoo. run include,
80 loads FED Csffis from tho western
cotnhrf nothing ss ys' On these, balance
~ run largely Erassers vel covered
grass steers fliy steady Instances un-
evenly higher common and medium grass
steers and hcifers sov, steady a. last
wee downturn, cows opened mostly
steady not enough done On huils or stock
raife 20 establish values Good FED steers
held above SIS 2S fsf Kentucky grass
steers sold StHli 50 common and me.
dlum native and kenfgckv grass steers
- - p ~ -. few grass heifers Si2 down.
most native beef COWS s. 2sHl1 odd
head strictly good 20 kl2 Gamers and
cutters - 90 = = several head good
sausage bulls Ai2 10 ui3
CALVES -Salsble 500 few good and
choice vealsrs sold SOC higher Than last
~rsk, close A. SIS 50 most interests
mon and medium yetiers elirib6 Sil 30
G1S
HOES non Butcher, $50 100 N.
steady N 20 cents lower. heavier weights
10 - ~ cents hizner sosvs steady
is035o 10 butchers selling a. ceiling
price ~ Sl4 90, $50 $50 10 heaues. Si4. SO
- -. sows, &i3 30uI f25.
SHEEP Salable. 2 300 Earlv sales
sopd 10 choice Wooied lambs ml. steady
win last week close ~ Si3 50 with
bucks ont ~ 81 discount. sizahle lot
MEDIUM 20 good lambs. Si3 nothing done
estly On common ligh'weIghts early
sales slaughter ewes So so down steady.
PITTSBURGH
plTTSRI RGH Oct GNS)-CATTLE
800. slow az steady prices 20 shade
lover. steers. good 70 choice SisaIs 50.
medium % good Si5.5Oui6 common 10
medium. SI2 5oul5: heifers good 10
choice Sl3 80 t. medium 10 good $40
~ So common N medium s. 1909 20.
cows good 20 choice. Sl011i: medium 20
good 81 5oua Gamers and cutters $50
Z 50 bulls good to choice S12 SOFIA so.
common n medium. s. 5Onii: grass
HOGS-400 active and i0c lower; 100.
$50 lbs Slf 9O4t5 10. 10000 lbs
SIS. io1 IS Is 2O0-220 lbs Xi5i0dI5I5.
220-250 his. $50 1913. 2s0- 2qO ms
SIG siu IS 0S 2qO-1S0 ms Si46SuI4SS
loo-l5o lbs. Sl3 25uif 80. roughs SI3
CALvFs-Joo. steady. good n choice.
Nl7p - so. medium ~ good SiOqI5.
cuils and common S7Hli
CHICAGO Oct 4 GNS1-HOGs it 500
2a-35c lower, top Sit 20. hulk So 4Oa
81 ga - rs. lights, I435H14 ngh'
lights. S1423d14.65: packing sows SiA
I p - rs pigs S12 5O1l3 so
/ CATTLE. 10 900 i0-i5c lower: calve,
! 500 steady. Beef steers good and choic,
SIS n Is SIS common and medium Si3uI5
yeaflings SO ~ l6 25, Butchers heifers So
MS cows S91l2 80 bulls Si0Hl3 50
calves S9dl5 feeders Sias1 3 80. stocker,
N2 2 ~ so. stocker COWS and heifers s. 81
az So
SHEEP 70 500. steady Medium SIP 81
ql3 ewes SOS 50, feeders N2 Gl3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05

Take notice that the undersigned will.
on November I. i943. redeem all OF It's
FIRST mortgage 5is e. serial gold
bonds. issued May 1, 1927. secured ny
trust mortgage dated May 1. 1927, as
amended By supplemental agreement dated
as Of February Ia, 1885, 10 Detroit Trust
Company. Trustee, at their par value plus
accrued interest 10 November /, 1et3.
upon presentation and surrender OF said
bonds at the office OF Detroit Trust
Company. Detroit Michigan, with the
November /. ie43, and all subsequent
coupons attached. after which date the
said bonds will cease 10 bear interest.
WE'LL A COMPANY
Michigan Corporation.
BV " H. WE'LL, President
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Named 10 Conference

LANSING, Oct. ) 49, Mayor
Ralph Gregg will officially repre-.
sent Lansing at a planning con.
ference 10 be held az the Hote
Porter here from Monday, Oct. II
to Friday, Oct. Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Detroit Stocks

Sales High Low 1856 Ch'ge
hudson 10 o. @. a. l.
Mich - Cast 10 d, - H..
UNLISTED
Repuh steel IS l7M i7N H. \
Jacobs 81 81 St.
amounts DECLARED ar paid 90 far tho year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
Earnings

Ia Gol liHlN5S
OUTLET co.
Six months snoed July al
1919 1852
Net profit S2TS fA0 &2fp 7EN
Pti common snare SIT 81 q
u months ended July 81
Net pfCHt SSeS 1872 $3.50 n2H
Per common share sass 50 90
WAUKESHA MOTOR 90.
Fiscal year ended July 81
1919 1872
Net income 1929 332 $751; 10
Per share 81 80 81 IS
UNIVERSAL PICTURES GO.
70 weeks ended July 3i-Aug
1913 1889
Conso net profit 81 I'll .33S 81 s73. ff3
ALTOS RAILROAD
1913 1872
AuEus net income Si0t 600 xfTS SIS
mantht net ine. &1,71s.2z3 81, 752. 33l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
MONUMENTS

FINEST quality granite markers. s1e e5,
completely lettered. TO. s-6923 Detroit
Monument Works. 274f w. Dawson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

FUNERAL DIRECTORS
GEORGE P.
WARRICK
FUNERAL HOME
1893 EAST GRAND BLVD.
BETWEEN GRATIoT AND FOREST
PLAZA 0252
j. SUTTON & SON
sA AhS A hNp FuSERAi sy4 ~ A To
PARTs OF THE UNITED STATES AND
e sAfPMHNrs eo "a Low ENE sSa AND
4I47 TrumbuIl Ave.
AT WILLIS
TEMPLE 2-5IOO
Fred G.. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
1852 Z. JEFFERSON FIrzRoY 217s-Ys
LOST AND FOUND
boulevard lost few weeks; rewards
Trinity 2-452s.
FINDER OF wallet on Oakmsn return
contents In wallet and keep the money
for reward. BAIL stoddard, 2545s stan-
ford, Inkster. Townsend s-5200, line 222s.
between $3.50 and 80 p. m.
IRISH setter. black; family pet; badly
missed by family; 500 reward re-
turned. 1888 White, Lincoln Park. At
lantic O667.
LOST-Black wallet with valuable papers
gas ration book for truck, registration
for car, chsuffeur's, drivers license,
money. Vicinity OF Eastern Market.
Finder keep money and return papers.
LosT-Black wallet containing s2s, regis
tration card, gas coupons and personal
papers: money unimportant r. Epding.
PL. 3fi0 to p. m. After 8 p. m. TE-
2-s76s.
LOST-Long mink scarf, Rollins label
Sunday afternoon. Masonic Temple or
vicinity. Reward. Trinity 2-35e2. RAN
dolph 023s.
LosT-smsii hound. black ana white with
touch OF tan; license number 10000. Call
TY s0403
LosT-Package containing two shoes, lug
gage tan and black; reward IS. VE-
5-34Ol
LoST--Gss ration book Griffin Rice, cal
Brady. Temple 2-6l15. Reward.
REWARD for information, return of whits
Persian cat, strayed from 1887 Oregon
Tyler 4-s163
WALLET-Lost with valuable papers.
Call Drexel $685.. Reward
WEDDING ring, vicinity Lahser and
Fenkell. liberal reward. Call Townsend
s-si4s
wATCH--Nassau, lsdys; lost VIZ
entity Beividere- Mack; keepsake; reward.
Olive 3235.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05

ALBERT Y. BiNKs
Clerk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-05
NOTICE or
REDEMPTION OF BONDS

LEGAL NOTICE
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ended july ii Aux
1913 1889
profit 50 77i.33S 81 s73.fi3
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III STEERING AND
CEMENT WORK
PLASTERINC
Trucking
vuIeonixine

Vulcsnizing, tires vulcanized.
Il Gaping. reliners; ru b b e r
boots vulcahized II hour servic,
Bill Reynolds. IS Washington,
Mt. Clemens, Phone 5097.
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H-20 Poultry


About $50. White Leshornl
brolers for sale Ncuhauser
Hatchegies Utica Phone Utica
404l
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Quart fruit Jars. kitchen
chairs. rockers. single bed and
springs. mattress. good feather
pillows 1920 Utica ri.
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kou'|| Be Amazed at the Quick Action You'll &c
"a Houses for Sole
d. Houses For Sole

4 rm. bungalow. bathroom, lot
100Xl40. near, l4l2 Mile Road
and Gratiot. Price S2,750-S6OO
doWn-S25 month.
20 acres on Little Mack; all
or part. near IA Mile, 81 500
terms. 10 acres on Gratiot near
Hall road-Sl,000 down. terms.
3 acres on Wallace near Gratiot
81 .950-easy terms. 80X55O
on Masonic near Gratiot-S750
500 down--terms. 30 acres
on Gratiot, large set of bldgs., at
l4iz Mile Road; suitable for
market place and rhubarb bust
Mesa fortune for someone.
Owner. 1920 So. Gratiot. Box
26l. Rte. 7, Mt. Clemens.
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clip Wonted-MoIe

MEN. 1910; MACHINE OP-
orator AND STOCK HAN
Oilers. NO + X p K r f n c F.
NEG s s AIRY. MUST BE
AVAILABLE UNDER WM p.
CES. APPLY MT CLEMENS
METAL PRODUCTS.
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USED CAR SALE
These cars must be sold
1871 Dodge, door
1910 Plymouth, door
1910 Plymouth. I door two
l94l Pontiac Strcamlne
1941 DeSoto, 4 door Custom
1889 Ford DeluX. two door
1871 Chevrolet Special ) pass
enger coupe
1871 Plymouth, 2 door
1889 Buick door special
194l Ford, two door Super
1910 Plymouth, 2 door
1889 Dodge, two door
l94l Ford convertible. Super
l94l Chevrolet convertible
1871 Dodge, four door Custom
1871 Dodge Brahm
1871 Dodge, s passenger coupe
We have about 35 more CARS
that are not listed. These cars
have radios and heaters all re
conditioned.
GRISSOM MOTOR SALES
2505l Van Dyke, Center Line.
Mich, at Ten Mile Road
Dodge and Plymouth Dealer
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Form Equipment For Sale XII
Tractors for Sale

Tractor WIN pillow for sale
cheap 25550 Sherwood, Center
Line 1881
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Musieol Merchandise H-l9 "

UprIgh, piano for sale Name
your price Owner leaving city.
Inquire 345 MalIaS,, Harrison
township.
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H-I4 Rodios
Household Goods

Kroehler dc luxe studio
couch : room Oh burner, excel
lent condition Cheap 223l5
Cedar. s. Clair Shores. Rose
2533-J
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-24
Situations Wanted. femole B-4
Music. Doneins. Dromoties CD

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gtruments furnishes HOEOLU-
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Walnut, Mount Clemens.