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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-02
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Ideos In Palm Beach Ties, $1.OO
You'll be omozed at our immense
assortment - But - Most invit-
ing and interesting you'll find the
range Of new hues thot's news
Hues that run the somut Of color
tones that have never before been
brought out in this versatile fob
ric.
Four fold no lining Palm Beach ties
have emerged from the stose Of
stereotyped eoIors and models to
full size he-mon's tie thot hos
much more than it's dollar price TO
recommend it.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-02

Keeping the distributor head OF
your automobile clean not only
saves annoying starting delay but
also saves the head itself.
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something very, very special,
and-well, dammit. Kathleen, /
don't want you to get like that"
Miss Kathleen" Lizzie called
from the hall, "you's wanted on
the telephone"
Thank you, Lizzie" said Kath-
leen. And then: Just a moment, I
want to speak to YOU"
"Yes'm," said Lizzie.
Kathleen joined her, and they
moved off together.
Joe frowned. Who in heck
could be calling her-I wonder, !"
he said suspiciously.
well, sonny" said Uncle Frank.
you can be certain it's not any
of that theatrical gang. They
never get up as early as this
Joe stopped frowning. He
beamed upon Lizzie, who was
just entering with his bacon and
eggs and hot biscuits He gave
them his attention. Kathleen's
voice coming to him family from
the telephone in the rear Of the
hall. But he looked up quickly
when she came back into the din
ing room.
at must have been swell news.
he remarked, Judging from the
look on your face"
To be continued
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=. p !. /.
1 Its the same old thing, Mr..
Frank" said Joe YEARLY. @Kath-
Ileen's determined to have career
--or to try for one, anyway"
"All girls 60 through the STAGE
struck phase, sonny" said Uncle
Frank. Especially girls like my
charming niece, who have been
local leading ladies'"
81 WISH" said Kathleen, shat
you would stop discussing me as
though I were symptom, or
something"
Sorry, Ducky," said Uncle
Frank.
@And don't call me Duckyi"
Uncle Frank looked at Joe. Joe
looked at Uncle Frank. They re-
allied they were up against a de-
cidedly difficult problem.
| "Once upon a time," Uncle
Frank began, 81 knew an actress.
She was slim, and blonde, and easy
on the eyeS-but she couldn't for
get herself for a moment. She was
always looking in mirrors. heard
tAldJ SIlG GNGIA Ald0 q liIllIOI dI-
ranged so that she could see her
reflection the last thing at night
and the first thing in the morn
ing"
Telephone Call
WTHAT has that got to do with
w me?" Kathleen demanded.
"Plenty!" said Uncle Frank.
ssYou want to be an actress. And
/ have learned from experience
that the moment most girls be-
come actresses they consider
themselves something set apart
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PERUSAL OF old RECORDS COVERING
Reveal Lining Costs lnuolOing Many Train Hands
RAILROAD OPERATIONS ARE SURPRISING

good old days . remarked the
accountant as he felt in his
pocket to make sure he hadn't
lost his ration book and re-
membered he owed his hotel SO
for one nights lodging, sans
meals, sans drinks. .,ita
Adjusting his spectacles, an
old timer in the office looked
over the time-worn record and
said, yep, Mister, and them
breakfasts and dinners and sup
pers meant a sure huff mess O.
victuals-half a dozen slices of
country ham, or bacon, three Or
four fresh hen eggs, grits and
gravy, man-sized slab O. yearl-
in, gobs O. hot biscuits, four or
five vegetables, a second helpin'
O. pie and gallons of chest-hair
coffee that tasted even better
than it smelled.-Yep, Mister.
them was the good old days"
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WILD SERVICE
LEAGUE GAME
ENDED 24-lO
soTH COAST ARTILLERY DE
FEArED 2ssRD BY THAT
SCORE IN FIvE-INNINc ME-
LEE LAST NIGHT

Fatigue uniforms were most APP
propriate for the two baseball
teams which clashed at the MOB
diamond last night in the Ameri-
can Leagues division of the Island
Service Mems circuit for the 50th
Coast Artillery beat the 263rd
24-10 in five-inning fray that
lasted two and a quarter hours.
Promising to be of sufficient
strength to make a serious bid for
a place in the first division when
the teams hit the stretch race, the
50th Coast Artillery tossers dis
played classy brand of play
afield and quite bit of power at
the plate,
The 263rd, on the other hand
was wcefully weak and will have
to find some new talent to bolster
a nunsbcr Of is infield and garden
patrol slots.
Inc talro game OF the schedule
tolc place tonight at $50 when
the Coast Guard Opposes the Ma
rines Tomorrow the MOB outfit,
which played,a 1910 contest with
the s9und School Monday, wilnre-
turn to action against the 30th
Coast Artillery.
Last nights clash which showed
the 50th getting "a runs on 10 hits
and the 263rd obtaining is tn
scores on nine bingles, gave tlc
50th six scores in the first, one in
the second, ten in the third lid
seven in the fifth. The 263rd got
two in the first. four in the third
one in the fourth and three in the
fifth for its eventual total.
The winners committed tour e.
rors and the losers made six mi
plays.
Bob FORMER, leftfielder, end Ju. 4
Bell, second baseman for the 50th
led the attack with three hits in
five hits. Ryan, lanky first base
man for the losers, got two in
four trips for the 263rd.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-07

V. McNutt has been under fire con-
stantly. as has Commerce Secre-
tary Jesse Jones.
The list could go on and On
One possible exception al the mo-
ment is Economic StabilIzer James
F. Byrnes, but the second presi-
dent" for all his influence, VII
probably continue to act more De
hind the scenes. That doesn't make
for glory.
If there are going to be any Her
bert Hoovers and Bernard N
Baruchs in this war. they're a long
time coming TO the front
What's the reason I have asked
a dozen old-timerS who saw the
last war through here Most often
their answers fall into two groups.
Cd Having watched the verbal
punishment that the Hendersons
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Chapter Three
Difficult Problem
IT IzzIE, saidKathIeen

II IzzIE, said Ka thleen,
- where's Uncle Frank?"
He's fussing with his chick.
ems" Lizzie replied. Hes done
ct" She. turned to Joe. How dc
you want yo' eggs?"
Fried" said Joe. "On both
sides.
fYas'r," said Lizzie.
Il must say" Kathleen re-
marked when she and Joe were
alone. that you certainly aren't
shy when it comes to letting the
world know what you want"
NO." said Joe. And if you
think I'm going to be shy about
letting the world know I want
you, you're wrong-bad wrong"
He ate his grapefruit in silence.
Now he went on presently,
about this career business. Are
you still determined to leave me
waiting at the church,"
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He looked up quickly when she came back into the dining
RON,


You've never gotten that far
with me yet" Kathleen retorted.
But if you mean am / still de-
termined to find out about my
talent, the answer is yes-em-
phatically."
Joe pushed aside his we'll
cleaned grapefruit rind. Very
WE'LL" he said, that means I go
on with my picketing-out front,
in front of the theatre, wherever
you happen to be"
"Why-you-you-"
Help For Joe
KATHLEEN didn't finish. Uncle
IL Frank appeared in the door
way.
Good morning. youngsters
he greeted. He walked to the
table. picked UP a lump of sugar
and popped 1t into his mouth. IF
that Rhode Island Red rooster of
mine doesn't walk off with all the
prizes at the County Fair in Oc-
tober, / don't know a prize win
ner when / see one"
He Stopped short, and eyed the
two young people. Say, what's
going on here?" he asked. "You
two look as though you were fac
ing each other across a trench in
5tead of the breakfast table"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-07

GinsburgS. the IT, Arnoz
the william JeEerz. rne 49,
and others have taken. nls1v cur-
Pe1ent In6ustrHLsts have ErsFzr-
red 10 ignore the cal 70 Vs.
tor
q PreSi6ez1 z0oseEelrs E-cE-
nation 70 keep Il offce rlr@ VIA
have been Ioyzl throuEh rhe yeas
has virtually -Eruzeu -sr ky
wartime 5obS-
Probably the Only Ezu mo hss
emerged as . hero az Ned Mar
II On the pruducuon frun1 Is Een-
y J. kalser. oUr ma Ezzr5 e
the West Coast Is ID Uure = rzrr
Of r1e Wzznlnlzzun scs-z tan -
Golden Gate bridge II Fuu 6ont
belzsve z. aSE hm- and TIA
watch on for the sulur-erE
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CAPITAL BIG LIGHTS FADE in WAR


bang-up job, but for all you now
hear of him, he might be No. 1
man in the Presidents list of those
with passion for anonymity.
Whatever became of Floyd B.
Odlum, New York financier who
was going to solve all the nations
economic problems? Frankly, !
don't know. Where is Ferdinand
Eberstadt? Don't ask me. Leon
Henderson, who fought valiantly
for price control in the battle
against initiation, is supposed to be
vacationing somewhere in the
south, but on the government rolls
there's only a big black line
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-07

IN tip-top Shape.
Be fair to each surface unit.
They'll all last longer if you ro-
tate using them. It's just habit
to heat one 80 percent of the
time-usually the left front
unit. szns
Sparkling cleanliness VIII
prolong the life of your range.
Don't wait until Saturday. Wash
the enamel with soapy water
once a day, and dry it. Spilled
acids-fruit juices, vinegar and
milk-dull enamel unless you
wipe them up Immediately Aft
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-07
NORFOLK, Va, April I. tFNs,


NORFOLK, Va, April Z. tFNS)
The eyes of the Seaboard Rail-
way auditors popped out last
week at they studied old records
covering operating costs of the
Raleigh & Castor Railroad. one
of the earliest parent companies
Of the present Seaboard system.
Here are some of the startling
entries they encountered:
CASTOR, NJ C.-Tues. Mich. 81,
1910.
Engineer, Captain, Fireman, 2
trainhands, supper, breakfast
and lodging - S188
Extra Engineer, supper, lodging
& breakfast SO
ldr. Styles, 3 drinks 10
Mr. Myers, 5 drinks, / ditto. 4
ditto-@ Az each 40
Two pints of brandy and bot
ties observation-disclosures. so
mo wonder they cali EN- the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-07

on open SURFACE units Should be
burned off A stiff brush Or
sharp instrument may damage
the heating coils. Salt, soda,
sugar and soap are especially
injurious to the coils.
Want to save electricity, too?
Then use pots asd pans that fit
the surface units. A little pot
on big unit is wasteful. So is
using high heat when low
heat will do.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-07
BY JACK STINNETT
aBy Associated f,ressI

WASHINGTON, April Tiff
you want to be hero in this war,
stay out of Washington.
After is months of war and
more than a year of national de-
Tense before that (Which is longer
than World War l lasted Wash
ington not only has failed to pro-
duce a hero, but it has seen the
heads of most of its potential
heroes toppied into foxholes.
Whatever became of William S.
Knudson, the production genius?
He's a lieutenant general over in
the War Department and doing a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-07
IuEf Az @ Z; oIE'
by Watkins E. Wriaht

YESTERDAY: Kathleen has
rented her barn for a summer
theater, and fsoiD is a little stage
struck. Joe Nicely. her fidnce, is a
little angry himself, because
Kathleen has postponed their
marriage again. So Joe makes
himself pIacard reading "Kath-
leen Vaughan is unfair to lcre,"
and to keep him off the street in
front of her house, Kathleen has
been forced to ask him to break
fast.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-07
DIES TO SAVE DOG

DALLAS, Tex.-After fleeing
with his mother from their burn
ing apartment, Sarl Herbert By.
Ter, IL, remembered his dog and
went back after his pet. When fire
men found Carts body il was in
the hallway, not quite to the door
of the bedroom where the dog lay
dead.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-07
A Rotten Rooter Rooter

My Johnny got bunged up at
the last football game. He broke
an arm and wrenched a shoulder,
not to mention bruises"
But ! didn't know he played
football"
He doesn't. He got into the
wrong roofing section
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-07

units start balk-
ing, call the
man who knows
h 0 w to fix
them. He can
then check en-
whether your
stove is level,
see that the
vent is clean
and make sure
the wiring is
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-07

Your Electric Range
By GLADYS DEGNER
APP Feature Writer

Our fighting men are getting
the materials that 60 into cleo
trio ranges, too. So, while they're
taking care" of our enemies,
the least you can do is take care
of your range. You can keep it
cooking for a long time to come
by following few common
sense rules.
First of all, don't pretend to
be repair man, When the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-07
WITHIN SIXTY MILES

DETROIT -Four of the great
est rivers of Asia, the Yangtze,
Mekong, Salween and Irriwaddy,
flow within sixty miles of each
other in Lisuland, mountainous
border between China and Bur-
ma.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-07

through the name of the ex-OPA
chief.
Donald Nelson, head of WPB.
recently seen most of his reins
turned over to Charles E. Wilson.
Food GEAR" Claude V. Wickard
has seen his powers pass to Ches-
ter c. Davis.
Name one member of the cabi-
net who has grown an inch in
stature since Pearl Harbor. Ger
tainly not the aging Secretary OF
State Hull or Secretary of War
Stimson. There is no criticism
against the personal efforts of
either, shut neither have they en-
erged as heroes. Secretary of La
Dor Perkins has watched most OF
her peacetime powers pass to 9th
ers. Manpower Commissioner Paul
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er using the
even, wipe it
out, too. A mild
abrasive m a Y
be used on the
p a n beneath
closed units, in
the oven, for
the broiler pan,
and on chrome
bands around
the units.
Food spilled
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-07

through the name of the ex-oPA
chief.
Evening star., 1943-04-16

the Bataan, revealed the vessel had
a brush with an enemy submarine
disguised as a sailboat while en-
route to her present station from
Washington, where she was tied up
at the time the United States en-
tered the war.
I'VE thought at first the subma-
rine was a fisherman" 1t. Lacson
related. Then suddenly the sail
dropped and the submarine started
to submerge. heading in our direc-
ton. 1t kept its course until close
enough to observe the guns on our
decks, then dove abruptly. We
Evening star., 1943-04-16

recent Allied bombings, quoted them
as authority for the statement.
The Berlin correspondent of the
newspaper Madrid suggested that
the Atlantic wall" of guns may be
offensive as well as defensive weapons
of the Big Bertha type which may
some day place London and other
British cities under terrible bonn
bardmentS'
The correspondent also said that
Adolf Hitler had met artillery chiefs
last January in conference at
which decisions CT transcendental
importance were taken"
Evening star., 1943-04-16

Commerce dinner, "is better than
Government help"
Among postwar problems which
Senator Tydings said must be faced
were 27,000,000 persons, 10000 900 of
them soldiers and 100000 war
plant workers, seeking employment;
national debt of $25O,OOO, ,O0O, 900,
or $500 a family; 70 per cent of
the total bank resources invested in
Government securities; $1,000 square
miles of Government-owned land;
$4,000, 100000 worth of Govern
ment-owned TOOLS factories and
machinery; $4,000 100000 worth of
Evening star., 1943-04-16

dropped depth charges and didn't
see any more of the sub"
1t. Lacson had commanded the
Bataan for time before the war,
when she was known as the Limbas,
or Seahawk. She has been on duty
In this area for several weeks.
Evening star., 1943-04-16
E|iza|de's Yacht Fighting
U-Boats in Caribbean
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, April
16.-The United States Navy dis
closed today that the former yacht
of Joaquin NJ Elizalde, Philippine
resident commissioner in Washing
ton. is now in service IN Caribbean
waters as the Coast Guard cutter
Bataan, manned by a crew consist
ing largely of Filipinos.
1t. John Lacson, commander of
Evening star., 1943-04-16

outstanding Government war con-
tracts.
Senator Tydings said liquidating
agencies would have to be estab-
lished to sell Government-oW
lands and machinery with as little
injury to normal business as pos
Sible
Evening star., 1943-04-16
1ydings Sees Se|f-ReIp
Industry's Postwar Need
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
NEWARK, N. j.. April 16.-Sen-
ator Tydings, Democrat. of Mary
land said last night the Nations
postwar policy should be pointed to
the restoration of business in the
hands of the people and for the
quickest revival possible of the .sys-
tenn of free enterprise"
"Self-help for industry" he said
at New Jersey State Chamber of
Evening star., 1943-04-16
She|Iing Of London by Guns
Across Channel Is Hinted
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
MADRID, April 16.-Dispatches
from Berlin to the Spanish press
reported yesterday that great sur
priseS' from German artillery
mounted on the continent opposite
Britain were Likely in the near
future.
Interviews with construction chiefs
of the Krupp and Rheinmetall
artillery works. both targets for
Evening star., 1943-04-16
Macarthur Aide to Wed

MELBOURNE. Australia. April 16
R.-Warrant Officer Paul p Rogers
of Des Moines. secretary to Gen.
Douglas Macarthur, will be mar
ried here tomorrow to Miss Nancy
Sharples of Melbourne.
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FOR SALE

Cook Stove, Upright Piano,
Gas Range, 9-Pc. Dining Room,
Elec Water Heater, 2-Office
deck, Atwater Kent Radio, Day
Bed, High Chair, Small Bar and
three stools, Sew Machine,
Ward Robe Trunk, Aiming
Bullets, Foot pedal Organ, Two
ton overhead hoist, Is #. Ma
hogany Boat, 1936-Dodge stake
truck, carry two to three ton;
1897 Ford 1 " ton. City Transfer
and Storage Co.. Mt. Clemens.
(Ask for Waltz
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Articles for Sole

Jacks, pumps, tube patches
II" so. Flashlights, cold chisels,
punches, ships, wrenches, coup
lers for trailers. Tarpaulins,
hammocks, numerous OF h e
items. 2 incubators, Wisconsin,
1000 eggs each, rs ID. ice box,
4 kitchen chairs, old style gas
stove, baby crib; 2-wheel trailer
with 30x5 heavy duty tires.
1900 used bricks. 5000 South
River Road-North jefferson,
Mt. Clemens.
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FOUND-Short legged black
male dog, white breast, gray
mouth, sheltered at 1926 S. Ora
tiot. Phone 1713W. Brown Col
lie, white collar, also straying in
neiRhborhood.
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Remington Automatic IL
gauge shotgun. New, with 2
boxes shells. SIS cash. Also
Martin Guitar, bargain, $12.50.
1866 North Gratiot Ave-, Mt.
Clemens, p mile north of Hall
Rd.
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Miscellaneous
H-26

De Laval separator, coal or
wood kitchen range, Al condi-
ton, 2 brood sows and boar.
1850 Is Mile Road, Warren.
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Help Wonted-Mols

We have full time positions
available for stock men. Expert
ence not necessary. Good salary
Apply personnel. Montgomery
Ward Co. 7 Mile and Gratiot.
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Rooms. for Housekeeping D-3

2 and 3 room furn. apis. New
Villa Hotel, 90 E. Broadway.
Phone M. Clemens 10.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-20

Telephone operators-with or
without telephone experience.
SO New street. Mt. Clemens.
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LOST-Gas ration book T.
License 5765. Return Mt. Glenn
ems Milling, 1928 Cass or H. Rat
tell, 20 Court.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-20

Furnished light housekeeping
rooms. Hot water, stoker heat.
Reasonable. 25 South Ave, Mt.
Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-20

Want to buy Sewing Machine,
any make, electric or pedal.
Phone Mt. Clemens TIA or Write
1874 Jones ST., Mt. Clemens.
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vulcanizi,le-Tires vulcaniz-
ed, recappins, reliners, rubber
boots vulcanized. IL hour serv.
ice. Bill Reynolds. IS Washing
ton. Mt. Clemens.
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Z Model A pickup. 2 oil drums,
faucet. Best offer. 21701 Eliza
beth, st. Clair Shores.
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Boots and Accessories
IA

Cruiser 21'x7', semi cabin;
perfect shape $375.00 cash.
Phone Mt. Clemens 2331Jl1.
1922 Shoreline Drive of S. River
Road.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-20

Experienced pastry and salad
cook for hotel or restaurant.
State wages. Write D-1O17-E
Mich. Ave. Lansing, Mich.
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LOST-Title and registration
for car. Please return to Karl
Krause, Box 7780, Rt. 2, Mt.
Clemens.
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FARMERS
OR LANDOWNERS

Dependable couple without
children desires to rent perma-
nently, S or 6 room house in Mt.
Clemens, not later than April
Goth. Phone Mt. Clemens HAT.
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Mevins 3 Stessss

Our moving equipment u the
best. Special care taken OF your
furniture and upholstered goods
In storage, such % moth PROOF
ing and wrapping rugs and cusn.
i.ns. City Transfer Co., u
Broadway, Mt. Clemens. Phone
783. Service 70 and from Detroit
daily.
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Furnished rooms and light
housekeeping. Steam heat. So S..
Walnut street.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-02-20

Opportunity for 2 good men.
Age no limit. Priehs Sales Co.
See Mr.. Woolcott.
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Used Trucks for Sale

1895 Ford Dump Truck. lat
Comet street, Mt. Clemens. Phone
1891.
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Wonted-Automotive Gil

Wanted - Good 1940-1941
model car; low mileage. Will pay
cash. Phone Ivanhoe 9105 De-
troit or call at $3.50 Leona Drive
at Chesterfield.