davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1944-04-23

lin e you r
fl 6 ure so
t h a t you'll
enjoy buying
S o m e g a y
s u m m e r
clothes. A
slender hg-
ure can be
a C q u ir e d
L y :. - y
Evening star., 1944-04-23

you get individually
designed cors cts
and brassieres to
suit your particular
problem. They not
only make you look
pounds simmer
but they aid mus
cles which have
lost control. A
Evening star., 1944-04-23

H IT'S A NATURALp A
lovely natural straw is
the natural thing to wear from now
on. They're neutral and summery
Evening star., 1944-04-23

They nave q
bigger variety Of
styles than ever
before. New pat
terms and fea-
lures that wear
better than ever.
In white, beige,
blue, red, green,
b ! q c k a n d
hrnxr-y, p-snnI a =
Evening star., 1944-04-23
NOW IN APRIL

Now in April--is the time
to buy your summer word
robe, while stocks ore full
and voriety exists.
J Now in April---is the time
TO get your figure whitfield
down 50 thot you con weor
your new clothes with eroee.
J Now in April--is the time
TO get thot new permo-
nent--ond to change your
mood with o new coiffuFe.
Do these things now--ond
you'll enjoy your Woshins-
ton summer.
Evening star., 1944-04-23

0PLIIINI OOI oEU lC-
lieves weakened abdominal and
back muscles and corrects wrong
posture. It is guaranteed to keep
its shape until worn out and washes
like lingerie. You can 60 evenings
to be fitted (by appointment) --or
drop in any day until pm. Fr-
day until - Located at 1000
CONN. AVE, End floor Entrance
and elevator at It'll K st. NV.
Phone MA. 2S7O.
Evening star., 1944-04-23

F A s H I o N
S HO w and
L U N CHEON
on Saturday
In the PAIL
MALL ROOM
of the Hotel
Raleigh. Every
Saturday at l
pm. You'll be
e n ter t aimed
Evening star., 1944-04-23

plan to 60 to
THE TOP
r OUNDER.
You go. you
see, and you
are delighted
with the de-
Evening star., 1944-04-23

ventative. It Is q
universally known
homeopathic REM
edy and not a
patent medicine.
For external Use
Rusto Lotion Is q
nice clean lotion.
HOMEOPATHIC
PHARMACY, 724
1th ST. NV.
Phone MA 1898
Evening star., 1944-04-23

sn agS from
stockings, clean and repair gloves,
and restring pearls. 613 12th ST.
" VENI-VIDI-DELIGHTI"
that's how Helene
would paraphrase Caesars famous
saying for those folks who
Evening star., 1944-04-23

with current fashions worn BY
stunning mannequins. For reser-
vations-call Mr.. Arthur-NA. 1910.
Evening star., 1944-04-23

Miss Caroline Gilbert
Evening star., 1944-04-23

shop, where Susan
Joy" is in attend
ance to advise and
help you with your
spring fas h / o n
needs. Lift your
W e airy wardrobe
with a fresh gay
print, q navy or
black sheer frosted
~,~fkl~ .~.l~sA
Evening star., 1944-04-23

Ds
neaty. mammoth hamburgers which
are served to you while you perch
high in high chair. This de-
lightful place is open from II am.
to 2 a.m.-so that you can go for
a quick lunch. dinner or supper.
It's particularly popular between
3 and IL pm,--for those folks
who've stayed too long at cocktail
parties and who want hot snack
before going home. They can get
piping hot foods-like sizzling ham,
burgers, homemade fresh vegetable
soup, fresh country eggs-as we'll
as tossed green salad and rich choc-
olate cake. THE TOP FOUNDER
Is located just west of Connecticut
avenue-at 1875 L ST. NV. Phone
Elk. o27s.
Evening star., 1944-04-23
>>>>>>.

H CALLING ALL COTToNSl
Calling all cottons!" The
wonderful little blouse department
at L. FRANK COMPANY has ALL
Evening star., 1944-04-23

I" WANTED MONDAY: Wise
women who appreciate
good corseting!" Just 60 to the
SPENCER CORSET SHOP where
Evening star., 1944-04-23
<<<>>>

8" !" MADAME. You HAVE
AN UNBREAKABLE
APPOINTMENT"-with one Of the
skilled hair stylists at HEADS
Evening star., 1944-04-23

only 1895 and $4.95, they come in
sizes to 9-in slim, narrow and
medium widths. ROSS
also has an exciting collection of
non-rationed street shoes with
high heels at $685.. And
they're beauties, every pair Of
them. ROSS-SATURN Is open
daily from 8 to Z; Thursdays from
Q to- 8. Located q half block below
Dupont Circle-at 1923 CONN.
AVE.
I" Hans TO YOUR HEARTS
DESIRE await
you at EMILY PACH. An endless
collection Of exquisite hats inspired
Evening star., 1944-04-23
<\>>>>
HoNoEoPATHlj

" A WORD TO WIVES IS
SUFFICIENT" If your
husband enjoys good food land
what husband doesn't7)-then plan
Evening star., 1944-04-23

by our most famous
designers - from tiny
top = Of = the = head
beauties to huge cart
wheels, priced from
$2.95 to $3.50. Sum-
mer handbags, too
in white or multi-col-
ored straws. And cos
tune jewelry. Open
evenings It'll 9 pm.
GTA AUC rr O1f1
Evening star., 1944-04-23

- CPRN0. YOUR MAGIC
SPELL Is EVERY
WfIEREw But especially it's In
evidence at BRESLAU, the friendly
Evening star., 1944-04-23

staff Of skilled hair
stylists give all
types of permanent
W a We S, including
Cold Waves, every
Sunday. A won-
derful feature when
you're busy during
the week. Make
your appointment
Evening star., 1944-04-23

Q casual charming sports dress.
And choose a pastel topper to 60
over them all Sizes for juniors
and misses. Call Susan Joy" at
MA. 686S-or simply drop into GIT
18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1944-04-23

=" THERE'S FUN A-FooT"
when you wear the
adorable non-rationed play and
casual shoes from OSS-SATURN.
Evening star., 1944-04-23
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8066. Located sos Flower Ave-,
Takoma Park, Md.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10
SMITH-ORR co.

ROOFING. ASPHALT SHINGLES
LADDERS. ASBESTOS SIDING, LUMBER
MILLWoRK. SHEET METAL SUPPLIES
WHOLESALE
1AcRES OF BUILDING SUPPLIES
1881 w. WARREN. Phone OREGON O7OO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10
LUMBER. BUILDING MATERIAL

WARM morning heating stove. For i'm
Co., 1855 Mack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10

A BARGAIN lnnersprlng mattresses
Samples. Si7 mitchells. 1000 Cratic;
BEAUTIFUL sri2 kxmlns,er rug. blue
leaf pattern; repossessed. sacrifice. ll5.
Aitchels, 5000 Gratiot.
A BRAND new 3-pl,ce maple bedroom set
dresser, bed ana chesi-2-2aa
Bay Furniture 6633 Van Dyke
(NEyT To VAN DyEt, ,rttr- Art.uL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10
SO STOKERS
FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLD GOODS

40 ms. per hour size; immediate delivery
White Furnace Company, $3.50 Michigan.
Oregon OOe7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10

Attention, Builders-Free Dirt
Manor. Moross and Diversey ayes furnish
your truck. we Will load with shovel.
UN. 3540O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10
HOGARTH 1858
MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES
SWAPS
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
HACOUOIL BUICK

BUICK 3e i-8oo- sedan black I'm
nov. rsii9. heater. excellent ur
trade
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10
PETS. POULTRY. SUPPLIES
STOVES AND HEATERS

BUT ooupry-raisec dogs and p0pnies
large seleetions reasonable. ROseyile
O12a-J.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10

BUICK al 'danette: black. whi,ewaHF
original tires and finish heater and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10
MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE
SALE,

5000 suits and oyercoats: 600 high
grade fur coats, SO up First come, hrst
served. 40l Gratiot. ELLIS co
SODA fountain for sale. Enquire 1901 W.
Warren, or call Tyler 4-S457.
UNDERWOOD standard To-" Corona No.
J; Burroughs statement, electric, i3 col
umn. Lafayette qs21
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10
HOUSE rRAnERs

AAA Trailers Waited Tops Paid
$3.50 Grand River TE i-JfoJ TIP ssfs|
AN EKicAS, Century trailer .c.s.aes on
display Federal Trailer 5000 80 Warren
CLOsEOuT or COOP USED COACHES
io6io GEATIOT OPP City AIRPORT
LOANS Reid house traUs-s Lloyd II
Fast Inc. 3oAo D. Cd Bvt MA 0lf2
NEN ana useS irailert. Trailer Trays. COZ.
1gfi East Jeffsrsoh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10
FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLD GOODS

BAkE-oNEE dinner act Duncan kyfs din
| ING suite, silverWaFe, card table SET
secretary utility cabinet, tables; odds.
ends dishes perculat0rs. linens. inside
paint, etc Leaving city Trinity 2-s7s5
BEDS, So. ice boxes, furniture. base
burners, OIL burners. s5H JOS Campau,
1883 West Warren
coil innersprng mattress: prrwar boa
springs 20 match; $3.50. 3l25 Gratiot.
lDREssER s. IS. single bed and spung
matt. oompl $685. HOOK 1888 Mack
FULL con fnuersgriGg mattresses. $3.50
/ + Cook Furnimrel 27o0 Gratiot
HEATING coal stoves al sizes saty
terms. RUBY $, 1881 Grand River,
1900 y. Grand Blvd. 1880 Graiiot Ave
/ INNERsPRING MATTRESSES ana box
springs RoKy's. 1880 wyoming.
! Inn ERSPRlSG MATTRESSES. any size
/ samples ST. Mnchelrs. 5000 Gratiot
INNERsPRlNG MATTRESSES and box
springs CARS. 1857 Livcrnois
| LIVING RIM, 2-PC. MOHAIR. USED. $40.
ACE FURNITURE. 70 MICHIGAN Eyes-
| LIVING ROOM OUTFIT SIS, 81 a week
Lees. 235l Gratiot. ii6 W. McNichols
INEW nnerspuag mattresses. studio couche-.
U. S. Bedding Co, $40 MayhuTy Grand
NEW furniture; trade your piano. CITY
Music, 7il2 Mack Open ewes
REPOssEsSED 3 rooms If furniture. as
u 5-piece breakfast set, 2.piece over.
stuffed living room suite dresser and
bed 20 match; SIS fpr all
BANK BLDG 2isi CD, RIVER At 3RD
RUGS cleaned. used sNl2 sX10 81 s5 up.
sxl5, S12l, sSis. l2Sl5. 12xis. i2S2i.
open sun. Ito ? M Center Carpet
Cleaners 1897 Woodward 10 s-atii.
RUGS USED. CLEANED. e1l2. sxi0,
6Xg, wit. Ann. 50 so ~. carpourg
SIC yard up, throws, 81 up AMERICAN
CARPET CLRs., ss3s Oakland MA 1878
RUGS 9S15. exl3s i2xl5.. n 3xi2
others today, pats f2tH ST. ut fEmpis
STUDIO COUCHEs- sprng c,nstruc-
ton. Limited supply other c9urues only
S4S Detrnits best selection Open .
% sPITZ 1865 GEATIoT, corner
BALDWIN
STUDIO couch Moor sample. AN Spans
construction a feV lel 40 $50 al open
ewes. Kent Furniture 1891 Lysrloia.
TRADE your piano ard furniture on INV
II FNkNiTVEF ward Furniture Co., 1884
/Harper 81" stevens Plaza 1860. (Sot
connected Nth any other stored
ape RED OUTFIT. incl o.H spuae ana
mattre.s $3.50. Kay 1920 M.oal.an.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
Seek Foundry Controls

The sac War Engineering
Board, which has been a big
help in the production records
set by industry TO win the war,
is taking on a new job 1t IS now
attempting to break the bottle
neck in the foundry and forging
industry by compiling basic en-
gineering data on process control
procedure in the manufacture OF
malleable, gray iron and steel
castings.
The boards recommendations
propose establishing process con-
troll as a preventive measure TO
reduce excessive reflections and
large-scale scrap losses. 1t Sug-
gests analysis of every detail of
manufacture, preparation OF
plant production manuals and
rigid adherence 10 specifications
thereafter.
Proper inspection and selection
of raw materials, segregation OF
scrap, proper operation OF fur
naces, cupolas and other equip
ment and repeated quality
control checks are other recon-
mendatlons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
kOla Go.
Loses Suit

polo Kola" as a beverage brand
name was adjudged an infringe
ment of the trademark Coca
Cola" by a decree of the L. s.
District Court for the eastern dis
trict of Michigan. southern dlvi-
sion.
The order Of Judge Lederle over
ruled defenSes of Alex Belinsky
trading as Igloo Syrup Co. which
was held guilty OF unfair compe-
titiOn.
The court perpctually cnjoined
the use of "Polo-koIa - or any
other colorado imitation Of Coca
Cola" and further cnjoined the
defendant from giving its mer-
chandise "a color initiating or re-
Semblng the color OF the plain
tiffS product" unless the alter
native product reaches the ulti-
mate consumer IN a distinctive
package and timber name not
confusingly similar 10 COca-Cola
or any part thereof.
The ruling required the deStruC-
ton of any materials bearing the
name Polo-kola and cancellation
of state and federal registrations
of that title.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
Stock Market
Opens Higher

NEW YORK, Aug. II GNS)-
The stock market was higher at
the opening today, continuing the
strong uptrend which set in yes
terday. Trading was in good vol
ume.
Advances were shown all up and
down the list. The utilities,
strength in which featured yes
terday's trading, were higher at
the opening. Electric Power and
Light, Consolidated Edison and
others were better.
Rails and rail equipments also
were strong, with Pullman up q,
WHY'S was up u but Graham
Paige opened unchanged.
Opening prices: u. S. Steel 58Ss
up u: l,500 Radio 105s, up Is
Willys-Overland 10, up "a; 1,80C
Elec. p. & 1t. 52s. up Is; 120C
Alaska Juneau rs, up Il; Sou
Rail. 26A: 1000 Am VT. Wks
9%; Doug. Airc. 532l. up Ia
U. S. Rubber 1895, up q; Int. Tel
10; 1000 United Corp. ia Nor
Am. 10, off y; ChrySler 81 W
Is: Am. Rad. e. S. s. liz up II
Penn. %; Anaconda PC; 5000 Natl
p. & 1t. rs, up Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11

Marketing of cattle and sheep
increased at the Detroit market
during the week just closing,
while hogs were little changed and
calves decreased slightly. Prices
developed severe fluctuations in
COWS. steers and yearlings re-
NeCted strong tones, hogs were
firm an ceiling levels and lambs
were unchanged. Crcditablc clear
anCc was made I'M all departments.
CATTLE Weeks SslahIc receipts 500
Marketing OF cattle expanded 90 season =
largest volume SlaufGt,l steers and year.
unLs selling above Nli finished strong o.
glC higher. lower grades steady 10 weak
fed steers extremely narrow and IN very
urgent demand Top was Sl7 for odd lots
a. 500 and i21-lh steers Most short
fcd steers SI5t. 10 5U, including l.037-lb.
S..&lAWesteFus All lA--Bulk- range -grass
made S1fU 1873, with common and me-
dunn hghtwei ghls under 300 lbs. and ma
tives at SiI i3 so. some cutlery KINDS
down 90 81. Grass heiters bulkrd az 50
913 few fed kinds to Sli so. Cows
opened 25-5AC higher. closed with advance
lost. bulk beef COWS s. % 70 II, few best
Co Sl3. including loads ~ SilM II SO.
Gamers and cutters eulked SIS 30 u -,
shelly Gamers very dull AZ Siff5 Bulls
finished steady % poe higher. weeks tor
81 so. bulk sausage bulls di0 so. little
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
WHAT New
in Business
Frazer and Hoo9son
Get Graham Options
By WARD SCHULTZ

With Grahar'-Paige stock cur
ran;ly selling at S. share II
looks like the principles in the re-
cent deal did all right. The Odlum-
Frazer syndicate bought their
10000 odd shares at s..
Here's ttll.t-Hest eE the deal;
Joseph W. Frazer. new chairman
of the board WILL occupy that
position without salary for al least
one year. The corporation has
executed an option agreement
under which Frazer may purchase
up 10 800 600 shares OF Graham
Paige stock from the company
during the next five years al $3.50
u share.
The company also granted an
option 10 r. J. fiodgSon, president
10 purchase 100000 shares of rs
stock a. $3.50 a share at any time
IN the next five years.
II revealed that il had paid 100,
GAO shares of Graham-Paige stock
for the recently acquired Warren
City Manufacturing Co, OF which
Frazer became president upon his
retirement from WillyS-OVerlano
Motors. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
Detroit Livestock Market

above $40 late eplacement cattle were
negligible and STEADY.
CALVES Weeks salable receipts, $50
Reduced supplies forced weaker prices
strong 90 soc higher good and choice
hulked az SIG 5Ol17 largely SIT top
cammuu aud medium brought Nlan 10 90
culs So ~ Heavy calves were steady
choice, Slf, bulk, SIHl3.
HOES Weeks salable receipts, 500
Marketing OF hogs stood az the season )
lowest volume and prices ruled strong l,
higher. being stopped IN their upsWns 10y
c,lIug limitations BarroWs and ellt'
over 100 tbs were steady, lighter weights
SOC or more higher and sows 25c up. TOT
and bulk stood al &i4e on l6O-2iO ms
with weights over 2Ao lbs. AZ 90 MOS
Eight UEnts sealing under 100 tbs. turhet
al Sltuii. 30. All SONS hulked az Sl3. ?.
HI3 70. Pigs sold unevenly from 81
down when available.
SHEEP Weeks Salahle receipts, loo
Small receipts which provided inadequate
killing droves resulted in an indifferent
att4tsae on the part Of most buyers
Hence trading was slow and only stead'
AZ an times. Good and choice NATIVE
spring lambs turned at Sl3ml4, top S14
Bucks We're sorted out at 81 discount
Mixed native springers ranged from 81
ml3 with most culls at S7n 10, SOM
kinds scaling under 30 lbs. dropping TO 80
Shorn yearlings were virtually unstable
few odd lots around S4Hs. Shor'
slaughter cows turned unevenly iron
S2M5. bulk al 50 50T4 so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
Timken Wins Suit

A decision Of interest 10 all
industry was handed down by
the Third Circuit Court OF APP
pcalS in Philadelphia the other
day.
The court upheld the right OF
the war and navy departments
and other branches of govern
ment 10 cancel privately set
royalty rates paid patent owners
on war materials.
The ruling. said 10 be the first
UNFOLDING the governments
right 10 set fair rates regard
Jess Of previous arrangements,
followed litigation by the Alma
Motor Co. with the Timken-
Detroit Axle Co, the latter
holding license from Alma for
manufacture of an auxiliary
transmission used in army
trucks.
Timken's appeal that it not
he required 10 pay royalties for
the government work was sus-
tanned and the court held that
although fair enough in peace
time they became an "unduly
rich reward in wartime because
of the vast bulk OF supplies pur-
chased.
' In announcing the decision,
the court further stated that
inasmuch as the royalty cost is
passed along to the government,
fair rates on royalties are as
much a part of the war effort
as price control, rent control or
any other measure designed 10
carry the war 10 a successful
end.
Alma. however, receives the
right TO sue the government for
additional compensation for the
use of such patents If ii so
desires.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
Budd Wheel Set

Edward c. Budd, president OF
the Budd Wheel Co. told stock
holders al the annual meeting
that in his opinion there was a
backlog Of demand for wheels,
hubs and brakes for civilian
automobiles and trucks Suffl-
Gent 20 assure many years OF
full-Scale production.
He SAID the company was as
busy as could be finishing war
projects but that it was look
ing ahead TO the period when
war work would end or lessen.
Results Of these studies Of the
forecast OF the future. he said,
were extremely favorable.
The company has been com
PEELED 10 produce material quite
different from its pcacctime
business. lie pointed out. how
ever. that much Of the equip
nent that is being used 10 pro-
1duce var material Is adaptable
10 peaceume work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
Detroit Firm
Incorporates

LANSING. Aug. II CUP)-The
Michigan Corporation and Securi-
ties Commission today announced
the filing of articles Of incorpora-
tion by The Oakman Terrace. Inc.
1901 Grand River Detroit. Harry
j. Durbin. Walter Jorgenscn and
Ralph Durbin. Detroit. incorpo-
ratorS: real estate; $500 com
anon stock.
The commission also announced
a capitalization decrease from
$4,000 preferred and sec, 900 com
mon 10 $4,000 common stock
alone by the Holland Furniture
Co. Holland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
Farmers Market

tRlLIS -Anples. Duchess, No !, Azn
20 ~ 4Itht palthtsi - r A'2y ~, aHti'
res. Monlmoreucy, fancy So N-gi.
rtah Ne. So 'ui sweet ~ Nc 10.
Cantaloupe 50 90 5g-iu bu. Pears sugar.
- 81 ~ ta huchlehefries, III p IL
24-cf crate -eAehcs ear! ~ hb hA-
P.lus. earil HQ2 % . bu watermelon,
81 81 GOSH %
NEGEI Ahl-E GREf.'s-, aohsEt green
80 !. T5cIl Pa. Cellafds, 500 Ibc ~
FHls I5c ~ hH hoh.fatl, ept Hc dp1
hSht Leo. ~ ~ 10. doE bchs SORE.
FIt 81 lI sIIna'h. =. ~ .7.'
lt-.t hl. SWISS cfaf1. t'' = hu. MUST.
era green's t'c 81 Do. lpff|I
gf.ent ~. IbrWN ~
LETTUCE AND SALAD bFtENh
ce,e-! ,aptass s. =. - 20 Eh.,N. 10
-l. ~ rs.af it ial.l' ~ -"
Ao fH,f BEAD lettuce So d.
.faf .t.'rcs lo.lt hashti fbis
CURES zoe Ga@. beh'. H'ii'-.t
s. tu
NrEti hhLl-> sir' - h,a't t-''n
fth'' - bl no. j ~ ~ NaA'
fancy. - OH. ST. - By, Lima ~
.. = ~ r" 20. - Z"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
U. s. 10 Pay Subsidies
On Stripper Oil Wells

WASHINGTON. Aug. 11--Reg-
ulations governing payment of the
new federal subsidies on the pro-
duction of crude oil from stripper
wells Merc issued by the Defense
Supplies Corp. effective as oi
Aug. /. Subsidy payments, de-
signed TO compensate producers
for higher costs involved in strip
per well output. are calculated 10
cost THE government approx
mately $50, 100000 a year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
Dodge Beats Schedule

While other truck nianufac-
turerS may be tagging IN output,
Dodge is more than 1000 army
trucks ahead of production
schedule right now. according TO
Fred j. Lanborn, general man
ager of the division. To date the
company has built $40 600 army
trucks for the United States and
the other United Nations.
Dodge started building expert
mental trucks for the army back
in 1884 and 1y the time the war
started had delivered $1,000. In
1912 and l943. il built 1000
a year and while maintaining
the pace this year has also built
some commercial trucks
This column will be suspended
for two weeks while it, con-
ductOT il on vacation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11

ago Oshims, the japanese ambassador made pro-
posals Berlin TO that end but the Germans not
terested he added Now il is too late.
There q German present at the first dinner. When
the possibility of compromise peace he said the
expected invasion, but that they confident
they could hold the allies in France and slow their adj
vance they had in Italy. When that came he
Yentured the Nszs could present peace proposals without
appearing weak.
A few days later dared talk TO German officer who
had just from the Eastern front His description Of
Minsk and Smolensk sectors "Kaastrophall"
My journey over, recrosssi the Pyrenees into Spain
(The end
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11

NXIHlLE IN Paris had dinner twice with important
w collaboratonsts. This arranged m . some
what roundabout fashion by the friends who organized
my tap. The parties casual, last affairs IN
winch person could easily be Included. Ay iutruc-
tons 20 keep very quiet not % attract attention
90 myself However, once twice forgot myself and
asked questions te Of The Iet ilt-c parties
spent prGat deal o time in Germany
JIG told the destruction in Berlin by bombing had
been Incredible lie said wen known German arcN tcot
'rd i'm would take three years rebuild Berlin The,
tllIel embassy burned for twenty-five days a,t tlc
coal s cellars had igntcd He continued
The morale Of the German people pretty good The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
Briggs Earnings
ssaasaiss Steady

Briggs Manufacturing Co. and
domestic subsidiaries report for
the quarter ended June 30. 1914,
"A net profit of S1.257. 342 after ali
charges. including taxes and re-
provision for rcnegotiation, equal
to s. cents a share. This COM
pareS with 81 236. $50 or SO cents a
share in the like period OF last
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-11
Auto
Graphs
Dealers Still DODGE
Used Car Rules
BY sILER FREEMAN

i Unscrupulous dealers are stii
trying to evade the provisions
of the OPA on used car sales
and the ceiling prices as well.
The most popular dodge in the
latter field is caSh-on-the-side
transaction in which the buyer
is forced to pay bonus" to the
dealer for allowing him to buy
the car. The OPA has cracfeu
down on several dealers, not
here, for such practices.
But the one that is being used
here frequently, and by so-called
reputable dealers. is TO refuse TO
sell a car TO prospective buyer
unless he turns in another car
on the deal. That has been
strictly forbidden by the OPA
but the practice still continues.
The excuse that the used car
dealers are selling themselves
right out of business is a poor
one.