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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
Evolve New Idea

The story, as told TO a small
group of writer's yesterday by
Charles w. Mckinley, chief en-
gineer of this division Of Cen
eral Motors, goes back eight
days before Pearl Harbor. II
was the dark hours for our
chief ally. England.
After nine years Of effort,
British ingenuity had evolved A
bombsight for low level night
attacks. British strategy called
for maneuvering OF the planes
and the bombsight had to keep
the target in sight no matter
how the pilot flew - fast or
slow. climbing or diving. in any
wind. at any altitude. The tt
was the answer.
But where to build it? Fred
Sperry of Sperry Gyroscope,
brought sample back to this
country and some preliminary
blueprints. His company could
not take on any more contracts,
but he promised he would To-
cate a company that would.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
SIC Ceiling Set
On Live Cattle

WASHINGTON. Oct. q QNs)
Economic Stabilizcr Fred Vim
son placed price ceilings on live
beef cattle today, ordering a SIS
per hundredweight floor and a SIC
maximum price at Chicago.
Under the directive, packers
who pay above OF below the
range of prices viii be required
10 deduct that amount from their
subsidy now being paid by the
government.
The new order also provides for
a new series of subsidy payments
to packers and a special subsidy
OF so cents a hundred pounds to
nonprocessing Slaughterers.
VinSon announced that the SUBJ
sidy payment 10 packers, which
heretofore had been set at S1.10
per hundred. irrespective Of grade,
will be modified according 10
grade. Payments for choice ami
mails will be 81 per hundred
weight; for good S1.45; for me-
dunn 80 cents; and for lowest
grades so cents. These subsidy
payments become effective Dec. l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
Auto
Graphs
&C Spark Plug Bares
Story Of Bombsieht
After Two Years
BY SILER FREEMAN

II is hard 10 believe that the
rows Of pretty girls sitting AT
well-lighted, clean tables in the
large, dustless room are work.
ing on one of the deadlieSt
weapons of the war. But that
is just what they ARE doing
and they are enjoying il.
The scene is the AC Spark
Plug Co. in Flint and the room
is where the tt, a little known
British bombsight is being as
sembled to help the Raj heap
tons and tons OF ruin on the
Nazis all over Europe.
Hidden for more than year
from prying eyes. the workshop
was just revealed yesterday by
George Mann Jr, general man.
ager Of AC. with the permits
sion Of the British and the army
CenSOTS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
Design Tools, Jiqs

Experimental drawings and
the first sample were completed
by May 13. 1912. Followed a
long period of testing. Other
models were completed and sent
TO the air corps, Sperry and
Great Britain.
Before formal contracts were
signed. &C had begun tooling
up and ordering materials and
equipment. Machines and jigs
and fixtures were designed and
built. BY September, 1912, the
first production Jobs came off
the line. And they have been
coming off ever since.
Many changes have been
made since, many short cuts
found. many devices 10 help the
women who handle the burden
of the work do the job easier
and better. New oils and
greases for the bearings and
fiex shafts were developed to
work in extreme temperatures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
Translate DRAWINGS

Sperry suggested AC, which
was then looking for some bust
ness. Two bundles of secret
blueprints, wrapped in brown
paper, were carried 10 Flint.
Work started Nov. %, 1871.
First the drawings had to be
translated for American me-
chanics. There were no sub-as-
semblies. little tolerances. few
details on materials and speci-
fications.
AC started its own layout
and redesigned the sight to
make full use of aluminium and
high pressure die castings. Sub
assemblies were worked out for
each function of the tt. A
large part of the work was sub
contracted and the model de-
signed so that each sub-assem-
bly, could be set up, tested and
shipped as a unit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
L. s. Steel
Profits Up

NEW YORK. Oct. 27 ONS)-
The United States Steel Corp TO-
day reported earnings of $40. 1866
500 for the third quarter OF the
year. equal 10 Sl4S share.
Directors declared dividend
of 81 on the common stock.
The per share earnings com
pare with S1.0S in the second
quarter of the year and Sl.05 IN
the first
Income for the first nine
months was $50. 252 Gao or $3.50
a share. against S46,495, 743 a year
ago. or S3.16 a share.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
P-38 Biggest
,Lo(kheed Job

LOS ANGELES, Oct. q (UP)
--Lockheed Aircraft Corp. Off
Gals have announced that the
company will concentrate hence
forth on the production of P-3S
Lightning fighter planes. dropping
other lines including Constellation
and Lodestar transport planes.
Assembly facilities will be eX-
banded and subcontracting in
creased in the hope of doubling
production shortly, officials said.
The army authorized the an
rouncement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
Dividends

RICHMOND, KY, Oct. 81 QNS)
The Firestone Tire and Rubber
Co. took over operation today of
the Blue\ Grass army ordnance
depot. one of the largest in the
country.
Col. r. II. Hannun, commanding
officer, announced that the depot,
an important link in the general
supply system, of the army service
forces. will be managed by new
Firestone subsidiary headed by
Harvey s. Firestone Jr. as presi-
dent.
Col. Hannun will remain as
commanding officer, with L. r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
Hudson Continues
REGULAR Dividend

Hudson Motor Car Co. declared
a regular quarterly dividend of
10 cents per share, payable on
Dec. l, 1913. TO stockholders Of
record at the close of business on
Nov. /. l943. Last payment was
10 cents, which was the first pay
ment In six years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
How toBuyG
Without Points

Gifts of rationed goods to pris-
oners of war and members of the
armed forces may be arranged by
two simple methods, the OPA an
nounced today.
Persons who wish 10 make such
shipments may get the points
needed 10 buy the rationed food
by applying at their neare4 OPA
district office. Those who wish to
have a dealer arrange shipment
may make the purchase without
giving up ration stamps, since the
OPA will replace the point value
OF the food dealer exports.
Full details of the plan may be
had by writing the OPA Detroit
district office. 600 Griswold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
One of Largest
Firestone to Operate New Blue Grass Ordnance
Depot for the Army

Shannon as general manager.
Other officers of the subsidiary
are j. f. Trainor. vice president;
c. A. Pauley. treasurer, and II. s.
Brainerd, secretary.
The depot covers an area \of
1850 acres, has 10 miles Of
railroad. complete utilities and a
maintenance shop. and its own
filtration and sewage disposal
plant, fire department and dis
pensary.
It's main function is 10 store.
classify. maintain. renovate and
ship general supplies and am
munltion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
"copper" Companies
Given DPC Contracts

ASHIN GTON, Oct. 81
Phelps Dodge Copper Products
Corp, New York City, has re-
ceived $l6.000,000 contract from
Defense Plant Corp. TO provide
plant facilities in Indiana.
DPC also announced il had
awarded Sl6, $4,000 contract TO
Anaconda Alloys, Inc, New York
City. This contract covers plant
facilities to be erected in Ne
braska.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
Outside Spectators Ou+smart Themselves

outside spectators themselves refusing
to when during
Rosenwad donated the
which he headed big block OF STOCK to
capitalization and help weather the storm ne
repurchase such stock at 500 share "h
above the level which then selling kosen"ads
good clue To what he
recovered spectacular manner
option price Similarly when Sewe Avery
brought head Of the rival mail order house
received option TO buy stock
far above the selling price prevailing when ne MADE
the deal good tipoh TO insiders sincere
thinking Avery did strengthen the company and It's stock
IA above the option price.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
United Fruit Opens
Cuban Service AGAIN

NEW YORK, Oct. 27-United
Fruit Co. announces that il has
resumed regular and frequent
freight service from New York to
Havana, Nuevitas, Antilla and
Banes, Cuba for account of and
by direction of War Shipping Ad-
ministration. The company will
also accept cargo for direct calls
at other north side Cuban ports
when such cargo offerings justify
such calls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
Genesee County
Insures Employees

FLINT. Oct. 27-County Off
Gals today had entered into a
contract TO insure for $1,000 the
lives Of all county employees as an
lnducement TO employees 10 stay
on their Jobs. The county is pay
ing the full cost. and about go
employees are eligible for the in
surance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
enc AGO

CHICAGO. OCT % rs GNs)-- HOGS
~ 600 Sc 20 iOc lower. top. S4.75;
heavy. SifeS8If7 70; medium tt so
l47s hght Si4 4onit7 10 light lights,
SisN IL 80. packing sows. Sli asa ID so
pigs Sl2G137S
CATTLE 00O steady calves 200
steady Beef steers Choice, l5n rs 90,
medium Si20iS. yearinEs. Si21 rs rs.
Butchers. HeiferS. 500 i625: cows s. 50
G12 ~. bulls Squl3 calves sea-
feeders SlOGi7 Stockers. Steers l2G
n 50. COWS and heifers Ssn 49, So
SHEEP p 600 steady lambs S31
1875 common. Si2013. yearlings $40 ~
\ u so feeders. s12A 10. ewes. IS q 8 So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
Economics Behind Rockefeller Portfolio Shift

Rockefeller recently publicity to ms private
when announced that he would sell s<o
Oil stock order to put himself in FUNDS 70 BUY
substantially announced ny the bank
that deal
postponed.
motvating factor initiating the contemplated
ale Mr. Rockeelers desire to help the war effort
understand the economies behind the proposed
in Rockeelers personal portfolio
with the proposed deal and thus GET cash
would not be bringing new ana
add funds the market
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
Diver+s Other Free Funds TO Standard Oil Stock

For other investors who might otherwise have oeen
deal eventually goes throueh pe
heir reef Standard OIL stock.
Accordingly Mr. Rockefelers contemplated switch
economically helpful AS the DIVER
part instead of accumulated capital mo
diversion OF the income OF workers ana
wood function II not only helps me treasury
also that extent reduces me puyhe
there critical shortage OF
of when the used 10 buy secr
OF goods OF the current
t.rar ttls rcdnced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
Curb Membership
Price Climbs Again

NEW YORK, Oct. 27-Arrange-
ments have been made for sale OF
a New York Curb Exchange MEM
bership at $1,000. up 5000 from
the last previous transaction. The
current market is Sc, TOO bid and
50 600 offered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
HIIIsRI RGH


PITTsRrEGH Oct. % GNsp--CAfTLE
rs FesdY steers, good 10 choice. SIS
! ais 50. Medium o. Eood. Si50lf. com
mon 20 medium Sf24l5 hsiferS. good
70 choice Si3 s0nl4 medium 60 good
SlnnIi 80: common 20 medium. s. 80 ~
q 50. r0Ws good 20 choice Si0m il, me
dunn to good S7.50uT. 20, Gamers and
cutters $50 N bulls good 20 choice.
Si2al2 IS. common 30 medium. 81 80 y II
grass steers So Is 80
HOGs-2so. sctive and iOc lower: 100
$50 rs SIS - d 10. $50 200 lbs. fi4 20 n
lis. 200 22n Ibs $4,000 IS 22o-25o lbs
Sis SOflS 2So-2sn lbs 1850 "a 50
2pp- asO MS SIS sNTiss5. iOO.150 lbs
si3pit2s. rouEhs SIS 7SNis25.
SHEEP $50, SLOW and Csc lower
choice lambs. Sl3 75n -. medium 10 good
clipped SiinfS common lambs. clipped,
x5q7. ewes clipped, 81 80 ~ & 50 vethers,
clipped 81 S0He50
CALVES -. steady on choice others
slow good 90 choice SIS 50n 10 ~. me-
DUN Si0HI2 80. medium 10 GOOD, So
ai4 cuus and common. S5ss 50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
Deatb Rotices

DORIAN Ensign William Reginald. sud
denly at Zero Beach. Fla. beloved son
Of Madalyn and Reginald. dear brother of
Eileen Edythe and Ronald. Services Fri
day al ?. m. at residence, 1919 Belmont;
at St. Joseph Episcopal Church. Wood
ward and Holbrook.
DOWsWELIs-At Chicago. October %.
Wallace ~. husband 81 the late Harriet:
dear father Of Mrs. Herbert Dur OF Chi
cago. William 81 Royal Oak Walter OF
Chicago and Stanley Dowswell Services
from Burrell Funeral Home, s73s Fenkell,
Friday at 1900.
kURZAvA--oct. rs. stephan, husband. Of
Anna father OF Frank Mrs. Clara
Cotter. Eleanor. Mrs Irene Oies, Mrs.
Adeline Drew, Arthur. Sgt Joseph. Pvt.
LIST Class Mathew. 1t. George and the late
Mrs Marion Borton. Services from resi-
and Gesu Church at 800.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
Market Firm;
Liquor Shares
Again Active
BULLETIN

American Distilling common,
which moved up IA points 10
56l, yesterday, didn't open until
1880 ut which time $500 shares
were traded at 6lIi. up SIS.
The low for this year il l54s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
Earnings

sHAwINIGAS WATER 4 POWER
Min. months ended sept 80: az,
c,os. r7.ess..7s SIS oss7s
profit IS o44, oo2 IS $50 377
TEXAS GULF PRODUCING
Quarter ended Sept. 80;
Ne, profit sos 500 $50, ss9
Share earnings lie
BRIDGEPORT BRASS
Nine months ended Sept. 30:
Net profit 81, oss, $50 81 s5s .oo7
Per common share i.o7 u %
HERSHEY CHOCOLATE
Net profit s.477.7s7 n2ts s37
Common shsr. earnings si.ss sl.as
LOOsE-wTLEs BISCUIT
Nine months ended Sept 30:
Net profit n.a53,2io ssei rs
Per common share s2s3 ii So
WESTERN MAINLAND RwY.
Nine months ended sept. 80:
Net income s3,7s7.t52 81 SIS. l5e
share earnings ,,HlsS ,,sHitsssss
Sept. net income S3s7s1O 1881 SIS
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON a QUINCY
sNlnt euueu c'pA w
Ne, ineom, sas t ls's 7,a sst OF.
Share earnings $3.50 $40 10
Sept, net income 1881 ,o36 $685., SOs
INrERLAKE IRON CORP.
september quarter: 1913 1857
Net profit s12627s A3ll,oIl
Share earnings Sc loc
WEBSTER EIsENLoHr
september quarter: le43 1872
Ne, profit prof earnings VIZ a ase lse
Nine months ended Sept. 30:
Net profit SAP Az IS. $50
Common shar. earnings ioi lac
CROSLEy CORP
Nine months ended Sept 30.
1913 'qa2
Net profit s2,7il,s7p s7st 500
share earnings sSos $40
MeGRAw-HILL
Nine months ended Sept. 30
1913 1912
consol net profit l,o2?l3s s7ss,oIs
Per share STA si.T
DELAWARE, BACKAwANNA WEST
1919 ias2
Sept net income 1902 $50 S544. 0a7
Nin. months ineom. u77s 22a 1910. las
Per share 81 50 s2O2
CHICAGO a EASTERN ILLINOIS
Net operating income s22a. 272 s455 03s
Min. months gross s2f ole $50 SIS sos, 7to
Net operating income SO i01. 315 $3.50. 53s
ATCHIsoN, TOPEKA :. y.
lp43 1912
september Gross s3s. $50. $50 s33. 2ot ISL
Net operating inc t3a74s7e se,14s,7to
Sine months gross S3t2 ss2 800 253, SIS. ora
Net operating inc St5. $50, 03i SIS. 206, 7l2
LIFE SAVERS CORP.
Min. months ended Sept 30.
lp43 1912
Net profit ss2e .os7 s721. ss7
Per share " So 81 O6
Union OIL OF CALIFORNIA
Nine months ended Sept 30.
1913 1912
Net profit S5,3ss.4il N474 2s5
Per share s1.l5 csc
BENEFICIAL INDUSTRIAL LOAN
Nine months ended Sept 80:
Consol net profit 50 1911 $50 50 2p3 7f0
Fer common share Si.fs 81 $50
RELIABLE STORES
Twelve months ended sept 30
iq43 1872
Net prom; 1912 $50 1886, ZOO 4
Per common share S2s2 s9c
WESTINGHOUSE AIR BRAKE
Quarter ended Sept. 30
Set profit 81 107. 72a $500, asa |
Per share Csc Csc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27
Makes Stock Available TO Lopsided Portfolios

Mr. Rockefeler switch should eVeniuaIy be mace ~
available OF block OF STOCK iO
desiring develop balance instead of opsded de IN sucn
could the without
the seller Woad
increase the lqudy and thus improve the qualy OF
his contingent against ultimate inheritance tax aotes
EDITORS this reveals that
sale has been indefinitely postponed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27

xHAWINIGAS WATER 4 POWER
Nine months ended Sept. 80:
1913 1912
Cros, siT,e3s 473 SIS 0e5, ~
Profit So,of,oo< so'oso'o'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-27

LOOSE-WILEs BISCUIT
Nine months ended Sept. 30:
ip43 1912
Net profit 81 353 2l0 1881 ~
Per common share S2s5 ii So
Evening star., 1943-12-15

cities OF Albania.
money and labor for fixing the roads
before Mussolini invaded the coun-
try and took it over.
A King named Zog left Albania
in a hurry when Italian troops
moved in during the spring of 1899.
Zog the First land perhaps the
Last is the only Albanian King
who has held real power since the
country was made free in 1918. For
six-month period in 1913. a King
of sort was placed in charge Of
affairs. He was Prince William Of
Wied, a German.
The Albanians showed no pleas
ure over having foreign ruler. In
six months he decided that he had
better 60 back to Germany.
During the First World War, a
Young Albanian fought in the Aus
trian Army. His name was Zogu,
or Zog Only 19 years old. at the
start of the war, this soldier per-
formed several daring deeds on the
battlefield
Going back to Albania at the
close of the war, zog rose. quickly
in public affairs. When only 27
years old, he became prime ns1r.s-
ter. Two years later, in the face Of
a rebellion, he made. quick trip to
Yugoslavia, and staytd there until 1t
seemed safe to come back, s
After his return, he. was chosen
President of what was to be q re-
public. Only three and half years
later, Zog turned Albania into a
monarchy by making himself King.
Uncle Ray in care OF this newspaper.
Evening star., 1943-12-15

the living creatures surrounding
him in the open. With few excep-
tions, each member of the different
families present some interesting
and often startling facts. To know
something about your "neighbors "
is to have walk that can be highly
entertaining and instructive.
Now we come to the spiders which
have been called "nursery-Weavers. .
The dolmedes are spiders which
usually haunt the stream banks or
marshes. Some are quite colorful,
others wear shades which blend
with their surroundings. And mem
berS have been seen in dry locations
and even in cellars.
But the natural place to locate
them is on the banks of streams.
Here they may pursue a tempting
insect, or dive into the water when
followed toe closely by some natural
foe.
In late summer one may find the
deserted nursery webs. They are
easily recognized because of the way
the leaves have been stitched to-
gether with strong waterproof silk
to form roof over the cocoon.
Here is found the empty egg-sac
which may be taken home for closer
inspection and dissection.
Maternal devotion is more intel
iigible in the nursery-web weavers
than In most other spiders. The
egg-sac is large and round. 1t is
difficult to manage, but the mother
carries it under her body. fastened
to her spinnerets She must run
on the sharp tips of her tarsi to lift
the great silken ball from the
ground.
The egg-sac contains from 275 to
3l2 eggs. When the spiderlings are
ready to emerge the outer silk cover
cracks from the strain of crowding
within. Then the mother hastens
to a small shrub or bush where
leaves are growing on slender
branches. The cocoon is fastened
securely to the stem, then the root
IS placed over 1t and silk cords hold
The shelter in place. She may
assist her brood by tearing away
the silk walls. Then she remains
Evening star., 1943-12-15
Uncle Ruy's Corner

Let us go once more to the LAND
of the Sons of the Eagle" That n
another name for Albania, tho
smallest Balkan nation.
Albania is a mountain country
with about 100000 people living in
it. 1t was made free" onlya3o years
ago. but it has had a stormy history
in the time since then.
II you made a visit to Albania.
you would find 1t problem to get
transport from one town to Another:
When the war broke out. not a sim
gle railroad was running in the
whole country. The people com.
monty travel on roads or mountain
trails
So far as Albania has good roads,
most of the credit must be given To
Italy. italian companies supplied
Evening star., 1943-12-15

on guard against natural foes. Tha
food Of these babies is tiny insects, ]
though they may gobble up their.
weaker brethren.
Dolmedes are usually large. Al
female will measure three -fifths to-
four-fifths Of an inch in length. The
legs of the male are much longer!
than those of mis- mate.
This member of the dolmedes Isl
beautiful in her dark greenish gray
uniform with the band of white ex-I
tending around her body. Two rows
OF white spots, resembling decorative
pearl buttons, are quite effective. :,
You may take her home in the sum !
mer. If you find her with herr
precious white globe furnish her
with insect food and leaves for her
nursery. She will 60 quietly about
her business. quite oblivfous to the
strict attention you may he paying
her.
Evening star., 1943-12-15
Natures Children
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
DIVING SPIDER

TDUtUUIEUES TILUUI
With the exception of the black
widow, our spiders are harmless.
And even the widow is now doing
her part in the war program Count
less numbers of her sister weavers
are supplying silk for war needs
where only their pure white threads
straight and true-must be had
for precision instruments. The
poison Of the black widow tribe is
painful, but not fatal, and is only
administered in self-defense.
1t is great loss to any nature
lover not to know the truth about
Evening star., 1943-12-15
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

A coon CLEAN FORD CAR wanted at
sRSc sams your Te RI B6itk SEX p Ru coasn Sls Pontiac
price: or call AT 200. " '''''' ~ "
EyIfH ~ met t. pnng pon prs aas o D
nectcut' IS Do 'iiee wo 500 tUoo Fo"''"'' 4' Jon
CADnLAG wanted; name your price, viii
nssseu ny ES "efS wo sfoS fS00 pontiac 42S' Con-
CHEVROLET wantsd: name your price win
nsc,eut try to meet VIZ i sfGS FSod Pontiac 422l Con-
sc REse Prise SdnnectS, M Try to mes Wo i s4nS FS0d Pom
CoAsT-IN PONTIAC wants IS 1910 or Al
Pontlss,c; will pay payyogyou you big money. Call M.
5ss,'sus = NEE; wo ssS$ {|sSd Pontiac s5s con"
Sss,fsuI r. f. meet i Fs0d Pontiac: sssi Con-
PoSTIAc PeSS'fns Va WaNfrD-Nsme ff4o your price
FTYMoTTh ffppfstsPf wSSrfps.me Wo 500 YOUR price.
@ eennecticat 1y SG "fsE Wo s4do 5000 p0n''ae' 4Si
WILL buy for cash any make or model
price Cali No s31s Williams. 10Th and and
shlyeE! E FAH Mr. q haPe # sa'9 SF 40 pssae ss
BIZ ShaD moDes lsto M4 Gad r cesgo co5n P Ponse
100 20. bloek Florida ave- ne. AT: 1900. u
the high Prize Let us prove
Want Want BEST BEST PRICE f e, for your eaT' r. SIS SIS
eash price Loving Motors: 1919 M St. NV
PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash for good
2-door or 4-door sedan. Good tires not
essential ia S465
50 GET THAT HIGH PRICE for your
1886 to 1912 car. Phone RA. 9723 or
drive to Kenyon Motors Georgia ave. al
Kenyon st.
FORD sedan '36 or 81, urgently needed
VIII pay az fancy y, price for nice one, spo
SHEvRoLET. FoRD, PLYMOUTH. lat.
model, Individual wants car for friend
DODGEs AND PLYMOUTHs wanted. Peak
PAYS the limit. Call ordway 1000. Peak
Motor Co.. Wisconsin at Albemarle.
BUICK owners: call Jack Blank Adam
$500; you will be more than satisfied witt
our price. Arcade Pontiac, 1437 Irvint
q. NV.
Evening star., 1943-12-15
1xA RA
LETTER-OUT

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called for in the last column the opposite
the word from which removed
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CD CALIPERS-PARCELS n arms.
tVp REVERENT-RE-ENTER in again,
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