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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
Board and Room

BOULEVARD. EAST GRAND. s23 Mack
Gratiot district convenient Packard $;
two gentlemen, three meals, steam, shower.
WEST SIDE (fsctories); excellent trans
portation: defense workers. Southern
cooking Tyler 4-7ls3
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sIx-sEvEN- ROOM house or lover fs', IN
furnished. East SIDE DreNel 5fAs
YOUNG couple want or rooms mod
ern; reasonable rent. Tyler $3.50.
coLORED--House. apartment. housekeep-
Ing rooms. furnished unturnishedi quiet.
reliable couple defense worker. West eide
preferred Temple 1-02l2
COLORED defense worker desires As room
unfurnished house west side preferred.
Trinity 1-l7lp
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RUGs-Used. cleaned: wirons. sxi2 sxio,
So 30 up; Wilton runners. 7Sc yard I'D.
American Carpet Cleaning. $685. Oakland.
SAVE CO., on living room and bedroom
sets. sun Furniture. 1922 Grstioi.
YOU always save a. Kent Furniture. l5t4i
Livernois
sxi2 Jute Velour Rug, Attractive PAttsra
Only SIS. fun price
spitx 1885 Grauot. at Baldwin
2.PC. Overstuned Living Room suite $50.
spitE. 1865 Crstiot at Baldwin
3-Fe. Matched Bedroom Suites. $50
spitz, 1868 Grauoi, at Baldwin
3-PIECE beautiful bedroom suite blond
nnish hardwood: Will sacrifice, t45. See
Mr.. Rose, 1894 Harper. at Townsend.
5-pe Porcelain Breakfatt Set -
spitz. 1865 Gratiot at Baldwin
2, } and GROOM OUTFITS; reasonable.
spitz. 1855 Crstiot, At Baldwin
sxi2 LINoLEUM. 81 -. Cash and carry.
Lees. 1ls w AcNichols; 1881 Gratiot
3O-INCH USED BEDS OR SPRINGS. "a.
1885 GRAT1oT. At BALDWIN
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Business Opportunities Wanted

WANTED Complete fDsn electrical bust.
ness. Write Box A.iOil, Detroit Times
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|JABRo BROTHERS - Carpet. Hnoleum
service Binding makeOveT. Cleaning
Specialist" Lafayette 1854
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Bungalows for Sale

GREENLAwN 80 5-rm frame bungalow
gas heat attic; gar 81, 900, terms
VI. $1,000
McNICHoLS WYOMING
Several 4 and Broom singles. What buys
Coal ana gas-heated jobs. Also new
and s incomes: immediate possession
WM. DUTMER HO. 1884 IN, l.2t3f
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Furnished Rooms for Rent

FURNISHED clean warm room for rent
good transportation. 1925 Woodlawn.
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'GLYNN COURT-La Sslle--Large front
bedroom, private home gentleman OF
young lady; references; unlimited tele-
phone garage Townsend s-s3IJ.
.GREINER, 1917 ,Glatiot-sN Mne) Sleep
ing room two ladies'. couple, running
water Pngree 1905
CROSSE single. front, gentle
man. As minutes downtown; Sc. Niagara
I'm.
IvANHoE. 523s NEAR Grand River
Large front. suitable couple. child vel
come kitchen privileges. Tyler 6-4s42
Joy ROAD. 54O7 Grand River)-Attrac-
tive; private. stoker; lady. Hogarth Abs.
LA sALLE-Grsnd Boulevard Two bed
rooms business girls private home.
Tyler 6-q176
LAWRENCE AVENUE near Thrd-At.
tractive front room, business gentleman.
Townsend 6-s2Sl.
LEMAY. 5s32-single: between Harper and
Shoemaker. clean front bedroom.
LlTrLEFIELD 1879 (Grand River)--At-
tractive. redned home; single gentleman.
Hogarth 1905.
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MONTERREY SECOND - Large front, pri-
waite lavstory. hot water; evenings.
Townsend s-643i.
QUINCY. 1857 tGrand River-Joyl liz
girls. employed couple. Tyler 6-46l0.
RIDGEwOoD. 5043 (Grand River Chicago
Livernoisl-l-2 gentlemen; reasonable.
Hogarth $3.50
ST JEAN s07a Harper Twin beds
suitable two girls or two gentlemen
Ivanhoe 6sll.
TURNER, l6677-Private home. room, two
gentlemen: excellent transportation. Uni
versity 3-q4sl.
VAN DYKE. 45il--Two rooms, handy e
factory: private entrance; adults.
CoLORED nurse wishes young girl TO shar
I beautiful room Townsend s-sl6s
COLORED-Large front room; gentleman
defense worker. Temple 2-30ls.
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BUY Il acre. $3.50. IS dn grow your own
food. Trombley 2ii N. Main, r. O
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BARGAIN Msndslsy. good manipulation.
bedrooms. excellent n, roorinE house
s., $50. Owner leaving town. Rogsrth 32i0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12

BARGAlNs--save up 20 500 at Martin
Furniture, 6747 Michigan.
BEDROOM suites-Very beautiful; sscri-
hce 500. Buy direct from factory repres
save money. Alvin Furniture. 1851 w.
Vernon. open Thurs. Fri, Sat. til 3.
BEDS, So; iceboxes. furniture baseburn-
ers, oil burners. s57i Joseph Campau,
1859 West Warren
BED wood. complete Good condition
reasonable. 2gis Leslie downstairs .
Townsend 5-4i72.
BEST buys IN unclaimed furniture and
factory closeouts. You save up TO 500
General. 1896 Grand River Open ewes
BOX SPRING and mattress Both for only
s2i.5o. Save Furn.. 1889 Cratiot
COMPLETE bed. extra dresser chest van
lily. chair, pillow Hook. 1893 Mack
FOR sALE-oak refrigerator. white porce.
lain nned, Si2 Fitzroy 574S.
INNERsPRING MATTRESS AND BOX
SPRINGS. WHILE THEY LAST
sPlTz-7665 GRATIoT At BALDWIN
KRoEHLER studio davenport with blanket
storage space. Lounge chair 60 match
Excellent condition. TrinityN2- O9si
MATTRESS SPECIAL.
De luxe mattress: Nheavy layer OF fet top
and bottom roll edge, fully guaranteed
our S2i.95 value. while they last. STA 70.
WASHINGTON FURNITURE 60 X
1855 Gratiot Ewes t'll y
MATTRESS special Sit.g5 Many others.
sac Superior sanitary. 1929 Cd. River.
NEW innerspting mattresses. stiuio coaches.
U. s Bedding Co. 45AO Msybury Grand.
NV furuiiurs trade your piano. City
Music, 1912 Mack. Open ewes.
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Victory Garden Plots

EAST DETROIT
s0Xt2o $500 i20xi2a- x3on
READY TO TTVATELTEENs
Owner DAVIs-cadillac s7i3
Eve. or Sunday Madison 55l
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VERMONT HOTEL


ROOMS AVAILABLE FOR TRANSMITS.
13s w. COLUMBIA. Near FOX THEA TER
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ATTRACTIVE room with kitchen privileges
for employed couple or two girls. 1879
lIttleheld, garage. Northlawn s4ps
BAYLIs. 1871 tPuritanl-R Refined gentle
man. employed couple. private home.
University 2-33ls.
EACoNsFIELD- Jefferson - Business Eirl
or teacher, comfortable, heated apart
ment. Tuxedo 2-l737
BEAUTIFUL bright room for one gentle
man: very large closet, connecting bath,
Madison 1888.
BURNS North Mack - Double: night shut
preferred tBriegs); warm. olive 1856
CADILLAC BOULEVARD. 2l23--single or
double room; prefer couple or gentleman
CHICAGO BLVD. section--Pieasant front
furnished or unfurnished; gentleman
Townsend 5-1ps4
CoLLiNCwoOD, lssl-Attractive double
room. excellent transportation; gentle
men. couple. Townsend 5-3337.
COMFoRTABLE-Wes side Kitchen prIvi-
leges telephone; employed couple pre-
ferred: $40 week Vinswood 2-T36l.
CONCORD, 523s (Gratiot Harper - Three
sieeoing rooms. suitable ladies or gen.
temen-
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Musical Instruments

A. b. CHASE upright, good condition;
$50 a32 University Place. Niagara 1910
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PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful Office treatment while working
Doctor De Swarte Rectal Clinic
ais Second, near Palmer. trinity l-12&2
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PROP. ELTON--kDVIsoR
CONSULTATION daily. los; TUESDAYS
Fridays until .: closed Sundays 3ils
John r. 81
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Hotels
BARLUM HOTEL

CADILLAC SQUARE--NOM OPEN
transient and permanent Daily from
s. so: weekly from SIS. Randolph 5000.
HOTEL WASHINGTON. 2i30 Cass--Con-
venient. pleasant rooms 81 daily and up,
NFLRosE HOTEL, 81 East Garfield
Every room has shower; transients; 81. 80
double.
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Colored Bargain-Hurry.
COLORED BARGAINS!

Brick. i-family. rms. each new furnaces.
cutters, roof; income $50 month; only
50. 500. So 500 down excellent investment.
SMEDLEY 446 r.. WARREN
TEMPLE 1-6l92-3.
CoLoRED - Kenilwortn Apis. q-fsmily
bargain. ST.. 100. terms $500 month In
come WALDEN. TR 1910.
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Income Tax Service

TAX computed carefully. c. s. Stevenson,
1925 Algonquin, AZ jefferson Ii. 1888
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REVEREND LILLIAN LEE-Chutch ~
Christ. Appointments daily 1850, West
Grand Boulevard. Tyler s-7333
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-06-25
Prejudice

closed my eyes and held them
tight
To shut out visions of a frightful
sight.
For who can see such horror
wrought
And not be stepped in mournful
thought.
Stupid pawns, depraved greeds bait
Beasts gone mad with burning hate.
Has prejudice so dulled mans mind
That they cannot the answer find?
In every planted hate they spread
The reason for their many dead,
Divide and rule, both church and
The boomerang that brought dis
grace.
1 held my ears with all my might
Yet heard their cries all through
the night,
The hanging Negroes, the martyred
Jew
Exploited labor by the mighty few.
Still-even measured by fascist
scale
Their blood was red, their tears
were pale.
o! how sweet shall vengeance be
When all the world is truly free,
And the germ of hate, of lust and
greed,
Upon which Fascism doth breed
Amputated as the cause of strife,
To build for man a better life.
Louis Wolshin.
From The Pilot.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-06-25
Duluth News

John Henry Atkins and Constance
D. Adams were married Wednes-
day at 7:30 p. m. by Rev. E. A.
London at St. Marks A. M. E.
Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Atkins will
make their home in Winnipeg,
Canada.
Misses Jenevieve, Unevieve and
Juanita Phesen of Jackson, Miss,
are now making their home with
their father, Fate Phesell.
Mrs. Anna Cox attended the
funeral of Mr.. Edward Saunders,
ST., in St. Paul last week.
Mr.. Floyd Betton enlisted in the
Merchant Marine this week.
Rev. E. G. Harris of Winnipeg,
Canada, preached Sunday morning
at Calvary Baptist Church.
Mr.. Dave McHenry is indisposed
at his home.
Mr.. R. J. Simmons, ST., has re-
turned from Detroit, Mich, where
he attended the NAACP Conven-
ton.
Mines. LOttie Hyde and Peggy
Jones of Minneapolis attended the
Akins-Adams wedding Wednesday,
June 16. They were house guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams.
Mr.. Bradford Benner and his sis
ter, Helen, attended the Atkins
Adams wedding Wednesday, June
18th.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-06-25
1t Can Happen
Anywhere Mpls.
NAACP Says

Racial trouble can happen any
where, the membership committee
of Minneapolis branch of the
NAACP said Wednesday in a
statement issued on the race riots
in Detroit and Beaumont, Texas.
Negroes and whites who know
the danger of such occurrences and
want to join hands to prevent the
spread of lawlessness are urged to
join the NAACP.
The association is in the midst
of it's annual membership drive.
DR.. W. D. Brown membership
drive chairman said the present
drive will be continued from 10 to
Is days.
The goal has been set at 1000
members.
The NAACP is the largest inter-
racial organization in the country,
devoted to securing and protecting
the civil rights of American Negro
population.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-06-25
Social and Personal
. MINNEAPOLIS q

Dorothy Burton, daughter of Rev.
E. K. Burton, of Madison, Missouri,
is in the city to spend the summer
with her uncle and his wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Burl Grigsby, 814 Aid
rich avenue north.
Mrs. Hanna HOrtense Rice of
Omaha, Nebraska, returned to her
home Sunday, June 20, after spend
ing a week visiting Mrs. Minnie
Law of $40 Bryant avenue north.
Mrs. Eva Booker, mother of Har-
old Booker, GAL Aldrich avenue
north, returned to her home in Chi
cago, Illinois. Mrs. Booker has
been living with her son and his
family for the past six months.
Rev. E. G. Harris of Winnipeg,
Canada, left Tuesday, June %, for
his home after spending a week
visiting in Minneapolis and Duluth.
While in Duluth, Rev. Harris
preached at the Calvary Baptist
Church.
James Sisson, 7O4 Humboldt ave-
nue. north, who has been visiting in
Chicago, returned home Tuesday,
June %. Mr.. Henry Pratt of Chi
cago accompanied him here to spend
the weekend.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-06-25

north, is i'll at his home.
Mines. Ella Washington and Cert
rude Vinegar were given a sur
prise party by the Mariposi Club
at the home of Mrs. E. L. Simms,
Scott Tyler, GOT Aldrich avenue
4040 Fourth avenue south. Gifts
were presented to them by Mrs.
M. Carter Battles, president of the
club. Members present were Mines.
E. Walker, Mary Thomas, Theresa
Wallace and Miss Allie Glenn. Mrs.
Ophelia Thompson was a guest.
Both Mrs. Washington and Mrs.
Vinegar have been i'll.
Mrs. Carey Smith, TIP Oak Lake,
returned from Toledo, Ohio, accom-
panied by her niece, Mrs. Katherine
Stewart, who will spend three
weeks visiting here.
Doris Brown, 1920 Smelling ave-
nue., left Monday, June Fl, to at
tend the National Baptist Congress
held in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Engaged: Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Jackson, 512 18th avenue south, has
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss LuElla Jackson to
Mr.. Herman Hawkins of Orange,
Texas. Mr.. Hawkins is a former
college student at Mexia, Texas.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-06-25
New Postwar Marvels
Are Seen bv Decorator

NEW YORK.-The war is creating
new marvels for the American
home, declared Matt Denning, direc-
tor of trade sales for E. I. Du Pont
de Nemours & Co., speaking at the
annual conference of the American
Institute Of Decorators. He prom
Used unbreakable glass and glass
that will float, wood that will not
burn, shoes that will have no leath-
er, automobiles made of plastics and
fuels that will give 80, 40 and so
miles a gallon.
The home of tomorrow, Denning
believes, will make use of improved
synthetic fabrics, chemical and light
alloy structural materials, new
paints and other revolutionary sci
entific developments.
It takes money, work and sacri-
fee. Join the NAACP-Advt.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-06-25
Listening Fences

Many high wire fences enclosing
our war-production plants are now
equipped with an electric robot SEN
try" which enables one man at a
loud-speaker in a central Office to
hear and locate noises taking place
near the fence, even when it is
twenty miles long. The device is
particularly useful during blackouts
and on dark nights when guards
would have to stand almost shoulder
to shoulder to protect the property
adequately.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-06-25
Hubby Also Serves
Over Kitchen Stovel

NORTHAMPTON, MASS.-Mid-
shipman Hazel WEIGH, a WAVE
stationed at Mount Holyoke col
lege, received a box Of cookies
from the folks back home. With
them was letter telling Of hours
spent over a hot stove.
Who made the cookies? the
WAVE was asked.
MY husband" she answered.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-06-25
New York
Mite Life
Stage & Band

Louis Jordan the Outskirts of
Town" man, is coming back to New
York soon after his record smash
ing trip with the Pabst Blue Rib
bon show is over. Jordan, four
years ago was Just another sax
player eking out a bare living at
Johnny Baroness Elks Rendezvous
which at that time was a decidedly
unglamOrOus looking layout. {.
Louie, who hailed originally from
Arkansas, kept plugging away. .. &.
He kept his five piece outfit well
grOOmed and the members with
their "heads in them books" {.
He introduced his own style of
singing to Rendezvous patrons in
those days and the folks liked it.
Later, Jordan got a few breaks
like working at the, Harlem Opera
House and one or two dates at the
Apollo theatre. But it wasn't
until Frank Schiffman put on
Abram Hill's celebrated comedy,
"On Strivers Row." with the must
cal score by James P. Johnson, Dan
Burley and Jesse Stone that Jordan
came into his own.
Somebody was needed to play the
part of a character, Joe, The liver,
and Burley suggested Jordan. &.
Louis came in and worked the week
the musical was on display. 1t
rained all week and the crowd was
kept down thereby, but there were
producers and agents in the audi
ence and one saw JOrdan's work
and liked it. From there on in,
Louis Jordan was made. He
soon disappeared from Harlem and
long after most folk had forgotten
him, "I'm Gonna Move on the Out
skirts of Town" came out on the
juke boxes. 1t swept the city;
it swept the nation. Louis JOr-
dan hit the top. Now he's head
ing back to Harlem with his tight
little five piece crew and is lined up
for a stand at Loew's State on
Broadway.
The producers wanted Wilhelmina
Gray, but didn't want Bobby Gray,
her partner. The team, Tonde-
laya and Lopez, was featured at the
Ubangi Club on Broadway at the
time. Wilhelmina wanted Holly
wood and gave up Lopez, or Bobby
Gray, for the chance. He got
sore and decided to replace her:
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-06-25
Social and Personal
} ST. PAUL
By SuZie @

Mr. and Mrs. Edward hart Avenue
the engagement of their daughter Pauline Mr. Preston Guioy
of Mr. and Mrs Antonio Guroy of Okuge Okla The wedding will
take place the latter part of July.
Mrs. PembeOn 679 St. Anthony Avenue hostess
Saturday June 49, to the semmonty bridge luncheon of the Two
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-06-25
Hollow Playground
Open for Summer

The Hollow playground at West
ern Ave. and St. Anthony is open
to boys and girls every day under
responsible supervision.
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Business Briefs

Electric Power Production in the
week ended July "a totaled 4196,-
357 600 kilowatt hours. new rec
ord. which compared with the peak
of 4,l84l43O00 in the preceding
week. the Edison Electric Institute
reported The national total was
l57"o above the same 1912 period.
Bank Loans of Federal Reserve
members in l0l leading cities to-
tailed S5.6l8 100000 on July 81. a de-
cline of S2OOOO0OO from a week
earlier and sll54, 900 600 below a
| year ago. the Federal Reserve Board
, announced.
! South Carolina Electric & Gas Co.
was granted SEC permission to issue
and sell s2000O,OOO of &c. first
mortgage bonds, due July l. 1878.
Underwriters, headed by First Bos-
/ ton Corp and Lehman Bros,
will pay 1899 plus accrued inter
est from July !. l943, to date OF
! delivery. Bonds we're reoffered at
/ 1922 and accrued interest. a
spread of ll2 to the underwriters.
Westinhouse Electric & Mfg. Co.
earned s9,48027l or s29 a share
! in the first half, compared with So
73l ,7l2 or S2.l0 share a year ago
New orders totaled S473.63l 900 a
decline of 49, from a year ago
Sales totaled 1922. $50 ,295. a gain of
35', from a year ago. and untitled
orders on June 30 totaled 946.lSG. ..55
a gain of 35" over a year ago DIV
of y,
the same amount on the preferred
were declared payable August 81 to
holders OF record August TO-
| Continental Can Co. earned ST.
087 .33l or SITS a share in l2 months
ended June 30, compared with So
. 7l9800 or S235 a share lin the pre-
ceding year
/ S674, ,908, or 81 80 a share in the first
half compared with $685. or Sl.25
share year ago.
Lambert Co. earned Sl.l03.729 OF
! 81 48 share in the first half, COM
pared with S7805l7 or $lO4 a share
a year ago.
i Master Electric Co. earned SAT-
! 379 or Sl67 a share in the second
! quarter. compared with S377,0Ol or
Sl5l share year ago.
Remington Rand. Inc. earned
S8l3000 or 35 cents shart in the
June quarter, compared with $780,
542 or "a cents a share year ago
United States Steel Corp. earned
! Sl5,679,456 or S108 a share in the
June quarter, compared with SIS
! 406.597 or Sl04 share in the pre-
ceding three months and 5l9.7S4, ,423
or SLAB share year ago. Net for
the first half was s3l .O86,O53 or s212
a share, compared with s33.866.9 .907
or s2.44 share year ago.
! United States Rubber Co. earned
s6,9l2,466 or S2.44 a common share
in the first sly months of l943. COM
pared with $1,554,S4l or $2.39 pre-
ferred share year ago. when war
| losses amounting to $2,74l,649 we've
! deducted.
! Commonwealth & Southern Corp.
earned $7,33l0l7 in the first half,
compared with S498l. .39l a year ago.
The net was before dividend require
ments on the preferred with ar
rears amounting to $26.25 share
on June 30.
Erie Railroad earned S5,60l ,952 or
Sl.S7 share in the first half. COM
pared with s6,l90,490 or s213 a
share year ago. The decrease was
laid to mounting tax requirements.
Chicago e. North Western Rail-
way Co. reported net operating in
come of S2958.637 for June, COM
! pared with s2,726.445 for June. 1912.
Evening star., 1943-07-28
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. July IS lF 'WFA.-salable
hogs, $4,000; total. 2..5oo: SLOW: weights
under $50 pounds steady to weak w,sights
good and choice 1s0-?7O pounds, l4.l5-4o:
top. l445; sparinsly: .210-33o pounds
$50 pounds down to 1865: few eood and
choice l4O-l60 pounds l3.O0-l4 90; good
and choice :i5O-o5O-pound soWs, l!.,o
1928 few choice light weights. 1335.
Salable cattle, 10000: saable calves
500: choice fed steers and yearlines strong
~ sNs 1e hioher: all other grades steady:
general trade active. especially on cattle
O.. ,aIue TO sell al 1900 upward: bulk.
- 80 1928: TOP. 1850 paid for Illinois
fed 300 pound steerS; several loads
ls.5o-,o grassy and shortfed offerings.
l.;;30-l = 80: sstocker trade almost at stand
steady: steady: choice t2 prime ,,,. heavy kosher
oth:r killing clesses steady with execution
of Fight bulls, these 25 lower: cutter cows
a.@5 down; heavy sausa-e bulls to 1880:
vea,erS steady at IA 5O-l5.5
Salable sheep 1000: total 5000: native
spring lambs undertone weak. .5 lower
again: medium to choice spring lamb offer
inss, 13,5o-l450: t.w sold to yard ira ders
and best early bids. 1875; held higher
notnlne done on throwout lambs or
yea-ines: few sheep about steady at 700
500
Evening star., 1943-07-28

of the city on leave. In his alb
sence, other members of the de-
partment declined to be quoted
although all were unanimous in the
opinion that the present setup is
hazardous to the safety of flremen
answering alarms.
Witnesses said Mr.. Owens literally
stood up on the brakes and swerved
to the right in an effort to avoid a
collision. The shock of the impact
tore his hands loose from the steer
! ing wheel and he toppled from the
vehicle One foot caught in the
pedals and he was suspended, face
downward. toward the street,
Explosion Was Immediate.
There was an Immediate explosion
of the trucks gasoline tank and
flames enveloped the fireman. Jo-
seph Synder, a cab driver and auXil-
larry policeman. assisted Fireman
Bladen in pulling Mr.. Owens from
the machine. Mr.. Snyder also tore
the burning clothing from the in
jured man. Mr. Bladen, riding on
the right side Of the long hooE
and ladder, had been knocked
to the street by the clash. He SUI
fered burns about the face.
The trailer truck jumped the curb
and turned over on its side on a
plot of grass adjacent to the Hecht
Co. parking lot The fire apparatus
bumped two other cars. knocking
one into another parked immedi-
ately behind it.
Charles Hcllod. l44l Harvard
street NV. whose car suffered a
damaged fender, said he heard the
fire engines approach while driving
south On Sixth street and stopped to
allow it to go by. Mr.. Hollod said
it made plenty Of noise.
One CT the two other cars dam
aged belonged to J. B. Rosenthal of
5l8 Buchanan street NV