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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
GLENDALE, 1880
ELMER NJ. CLARK
GEYNN COURT
ELMER NJ, CLARK

GREENvIEW, COLL lat Joy road
New home on paved street In all
brick neighborhood near bus: only
s. 600. s45. 80 per mo- includes taxes;
III terms -apsn- 2 to s. Wietersen,
ca. 27ei: Prospect 5s27.
LAWRENCE, 1220-OPEN
A barg., s nice ige rms. good stove,
refr. IS. 800. Hampton" TO. s-425l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE

MlEtYs-'4i 4-door. Looking fOE
low-coSt transportationg This Is y
5 good tires: motor perfect. price low.
~ ftrrrH assn f.fVFRNnfg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19

AT BUSINESS SALES
CIGAR STAND Once Bldg, closed
evenings, sunday cleo cooler,
plenty stock, pleasant work, 5000.
no balance.
CONFECTIONERY st lean Charlie
voix District. inc. S. 500 rent f35.
nice fixtures, loads OF stock. lady
will sell for $3.50 down,
CLASS G property business: living
quarters. east side near factories
car line. stoker wonderful set-up
for active man. 81 500 On. on both.
ANOTHER Class C--Gratlot Ave. I,
A-cass quota no dancing. owner
unable 20 handle A workiHgman' 3
saloon on property and business !.
So. 500 down
COLORED-Orchest place. Is rms =.
refrig., ironer. washer, beautiful
bldg has garage III ". heat: 3
baths. property and business.
81 500 down
COLORED -Garhtld. Il rooms. inc.
$40. run BY caretsker, same
owner yrs. owner iil IN bed. will
sell tor $3.50 down.
53s, MAccABEES- ByiILptSG -
5O57 ' Podward Temple 1878
BUY OR SELL your business through
KELLEY. 4709 Woodw'd, TIE. 2-3700.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
RENTALS WANTED

cOLORED couple wishes three or
four unfurnished rooms Christians :.
no children. Townsend 5-60i5.
COLORED defense worker desires
small spartmsnt or kltchsnette I.
IS reward. Trinity 1886.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
AUTO LOANS

AUTO Loans. $40 90 5000. IN rs min.
Aetna Finance. 1855 Csss. RA- e05e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
Fla, $3.50 Down

ALGONQUIN. near Freud--s rooms
gas heat. drive sad garage: Al
condition. death forces sale: IS, 500.
81. 900 down; immediate possession.
Resltor. Lenox 1883.
ALMOST NEW POSSESSION %
hours stsAAahurg-z- Mile-Sec Z
bedrooms. fun tile bath. breakfast
nook, vestibue. screens and storm
windows Priced 20 sell. FHA terms.
TURNER A. WILSON
i2s44 East s Mile Pr. 1875
ANITA. 1852 - s. rms brick. are
place, attic. garages. cash 20 mtg.
BRYs DR., 1f73-7 rms good con-
diiion, 81. 500 down.
ANlTA-Ns@ant, { roomS. garages.
81, 500 down
RIDGEMoNT, 2092o-2 bedrms.. at
nc, almost rev, 81 200 down.
RAD Morang-s large rooms. sun
feeHa, -leNatezssr drive, -EArAGeE.
SCHOOLS, stores. transportation
LAKEPOINTE Warren - Good 5
rooms 81 200 down
COOPER. S5O0-3.s. 81 600 down
LAKEPolNTE REALTY -Tu 1870
ANITA. 1867. Crosse Pie Woods.
room brick; natural fireplace, X A.
heat. large attic. gsfaseN priced o.
sell. HUCK. AR. 1895
BARGAIN, VAN DYKES MILE
Sec. rms. and bath complete
utility room. large LOT fenced. good
condition; possession 80 days. only
81 75O $3.50 down.
IRWIN. EIGHT a HINES, INC
22ii5 Van Dyke 81 $3.50
BEAU FAIT. Grauot-7 rms. Al con-
ditlon. 50 600 rettine PL 1880
CHALMERS. ssf7. Van Dyke Dis.
tricl.- argaln.-pseaf.s.- 3 Bedrooms.
bath. fnfnace. basement; Gear ga-
rage: $3.50 terms.
H J. HESSE, REALTOR
1895 Eight Mile Rd. AR. 6366
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WINDER. 100 CWoodward) COM
Portable rooms, excellent meals.
good =trHnsporrHtf0n. Cherry fE92
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
LIQUIDATORS
GET OUT OF DEBT

GET OUT OF DEBT
ONE PLACE TO PAY each pay day
to cover all your bills. leaving enough
20 provide for your home and family.
IF YOU ARE BURDESED with
bills, you owe Il 10 your family and
Job 10 see us
"Your Best Bet 10 Get Out OF Debt"
CREDIT ADJUSTMENT co,
s33 Barium Tower CHI. s341
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
BOARD AND ROOM

BENirEAu. 354i, near Briggs: re-
sp@ctahle home for one or two
gentlemen, al conVenIehces, home
~rr-r< n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-WEsT

ALLEN PARK-OPEN TODAY: Zieg-
Ter. 7s25-Vaeant. move right in,
must sacrifice this broom, 2-bed-
room bungalow, built 1914. Ike
new faii noored attic screens
storm sash: shrubs: fenced 40-ft.
lot, IS, 500, x2s 50 FLA payments.
SAN JUAN, 2O473-oPEN TODAY;
Iaeems, 5 down, up. full basel
-A-heAt.- lot -5QHlq4.- garages
tile baths and showers. lower
vacant. at $50. Move right In.
HURRY, 81. 900 handles.
SPOKANE. o277-7s - Brick. large
rooms, 5 and bath each: oak floors,
treplaces: good condition. garages;
81. 500. terms.
WATBBRN, i2fos-UpEN TODAY,
nr. Seven Mile. built 1871. lockwood
insulated tiled kitchen and bath;
lot 42xi27, fenced; shrubs, side
drive: comb. weather-sealed storm
windows and screens: buses,
schools. Early possession.
Al eond., brick lo-fannily; beauu-
fully furnished; stoker 81. ht.: also
large shop. yearly income over
$1,000: small upkeep: investigate,
hurry, 81, 500 handles.
NEAR FLAT ROCK, on Telegraph
Road - Corner, Shell ras station
with cement block garage, 4Ox5O
t%4tNAAa I'm oA4N UNaA e
home; II. A. oil heat; l.aere; bar
gain; investigate.
DEARBORN-Neckel. 70i4. near 81.
. Alphonsus Parish; beautiful Dutch
colonial, 8 spacious rooms and
nook new roof; refrigeration; tile
bath and shower. fireplace, auto
matte furnace. awnings. storm sash ;
side drive. garages. Shown by ap-
pointment only.
ELSEA REAL TY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
HOUSES FOR sALE--EAsT
MONEY TO LOAN
"A Friend Told Me-"

When we ask new customers,
Slow did you hear about us3",
most Of them answer, "A friend
told me-. This warm recommen-
dation proves that Providents.
prompt. helpful loan service, at
fair charge, has made a wide
circle of friends SO II you need
a cash loan for some worthy pur-
pose, see ProvidenL Provident
lends on furniture, autos. stocks
bonds, and on unsecured notes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19

LYFORD. BLK. VAN DYKE
rms. bedrms. up. one dn., large
living, dining rm., full base, only
IS 900, 81 500 dn. AlverSon, broker.
TW f.-n2n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
HOTELS
Furnished Rooms Cor Rent

In HtAANA+NH E+Na~ot=N AksA&-sG -
daily ana up. ---------.---.---s-
Furnished Rooms Cor Rent
BOSTON Boulevard section: large
double room; twin beds; stall and
tub shower. Trinity 2.s702.
BURNS, 45O0-Forest. comfortable
room, suitable tXnI white e.eettgrt
transportation. olive 1898.
-CHAABEKLAISa-R nnIn4- teflned girl
or two, quiet home. privileges.
vinewood I-0sI2.
CLEMENTS, 420t. PetoskeY = Room
use OF Kitchen. washing machine:
telephone excellent transportation
lady. Hogarth 1855.
EAST STATE FAIR, i340l--com-
Portable room; gentleman: private
home Arlington 1928.
GENERAL MOTORS DiEtrict-Nic.ly
furnished. private -hnme: gentle
men. twin beds. Trinity 1928.
HELEN. 2iss-LarEe room for one or
two gentlemen, excellent transpor-
-tattsn -te-sby part Of -F4txrny
s0f2
HIGHLAND PARK - Large front,
nicely furnished beauty rest inner
spring. close ChryAiers, Ford,E gen.
tIemcn. Townsend $500.
HUBBARD. SOL -Comfortable room,
girls. couple single or double beds.
Lafayette ss2i.
IEuIAH- Village, -I433 eysgEE5 large
front room for employed young
lady good transportation, IS weekly.
Fl. 2i65.
fRoQUOis, near Jefferson; large,
master bedroom with mi-private
bath. suitable FOR 2 girls or couple.
Call MEirose 272s.
LARGE sleeping room twin beds.
semi-private bath; private lavstory
dressing room also vacancy for grit
wishing 10 share master bedroom
win dressing room with young ousl-
ness girl. Townsend s-e06i.
MEYERS Fenkeu section. 1906
Monte Vista; lovely room. shower.
excellent transportation.
NEAT. quiet colored girl wishes room
with refined people. $3.50 Iron
wood
NORTHEAST sectiOn-Roorn for two
employed girls kitchen privileges.
T,Vinbrook 1881, Cali after
Ree,+i ri ~ Z near GrErf0t Six Mile
newly furnished; good transports-
ton. Arlington Ss0i.
SAWYER. i9O2a- Southaelc. sttrac-
l4hG =L1E-lNI4 ElfHA
transportation. CEDAR 1903
TWELFTH, $685. Comfortable sleep
ing room. private home. reason
able. excellent transportation.
VAN DYKE, 3t2s-Msck: comfort.
able room. couple, Kitchen priyi-
leges. ivanhoe 1881
WARREN. ", 1717-PleAssnt. clean.
quiet RON; gentleman. convenient
transportation. Temple 1850.
YOSEMITE. i2G7s. transportation l
blk. Plymouth, Livernois. Broad
street, Grand River. (FronD. Single,
double
COLORED-ReS pectabls sober work
ing gentleman 70 share dormitory.
single bed. private locker. also dou-
bic bed and basement room for two
no cooking. Trinity 25O3s, after
II m. 70 IL ?. m.
COLORED-Nics room for Single
man. no drunkard. good trans
portAtion. Tyler 5.ls3e
Furnished room; settled
couple or gentlemen. good trans
por;aiion. 3le Leicester.
cOLORED = Attractive room; quiet
home excellent transportation: gem
tlenen only. TO s-ai6e
COLORED-Fu Furnished room for single
gentleman working days. 1878 Theo-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-19
AT KELLEY 3
L. n.l.nIu.aI... m Ann-r-

A Defense Homes Project
$500 DOWN: MOVE RIGHT IN.
Can John Quinian. Cherry 1921.
A FINER SELECTION
Many models ready 10 move In, all
In desirable locstions close 20 stores
and transportation. only $500 down
buys 3-bedroorn home With rec. room
IN Grstiot-T Mile sec. Let us give
you tuii details
TURNER a WILSON
l2stl East Smile PR. 1895
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
Dewey Gives
Peace Ideas
Postwar Axis Control
Declared Important

ALBANY. y y. AupIl9 qNS)
Gov Dewey and John Foster
Dulles. his adviser on foreign al
fairs. met today and agreed that
American policy in postwar inter
national mattcrc must dificrenii-
ate between the problem of polio
ing defeated Germany and Japan
and the permanent task OF main
tanning world peace
As the Republican presidential
nominee. Gov. BrtvrY- ha--heep
granted the unique opportunity Of
advancing his foreign policy views
before The Roosevelt adminlStra-
lion through future talks between
Dulles and Secretary Of State
Hull.
Dulles told newspapermen he
believes the postwar problems
facing the world must be ap-
proache with two major plans in
mind
l-ASSumption of responsible
ity for keeping Germany and
Japan diSarmcd and impotent
for a period Of years after the
war by the United States. Rus
sia, CHINA Britain and the lib
Grated countries which aIc IN
position 10 help
= Eventual establishment OF
a world organization 20 take
gXCf tls lOb If maintaining
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
Paris Crisis Upsets
De CauIle Plan
His Move TO Capital
Hinges on Eisenhower

WASHINGTON. Aug 70 ms
IUmrgr. 'Iucr1llcf1 ~ Pan, ha>
caused "a Ci1ncg In The plans ni
Gen DC Caul.c Who today j. maxi
ing preparations 10 60 directly 10
ts French capital 10 set UP the
pros ona. government Of the
Fr.ro Republic
Thus represents a change from
Do C--.lr plan as stated In
VIZ rln.,on, july 10, when he
said
between AlgierS present
Srl- ar INC government and
Paris. there are many French
CITIES. and think II will
be- pu>,ihlc 60 govern France
from ono Of these cities until
such time as We can go 10
Paris
Disclosure II the revised plan
Wa. made By The French dolcga-
rou n Washington A spokesman
for tnt delegation SAID
"N> soon as Paris il no longer
front line, a new government
viii be formed there immeGi-
atclN This il one Of the most
urgent things 60 do"
!, WAS explained that De
Gallit move would be made only
with tto consent Of Gen Essen
hover but such consent is gener-
ally taken for granted The Allied
military command. according 10
French officials. would wish 10
haHs the immediate assistance Of
French authorities IN maintaining
cLNnInn control Of the capital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

smooth and soothing shave cream
Leaves face fresh and cool. Sans =
famous savings-regulsr csc tube. "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

To-day Mrs Martin learned
that her son and six other men
were the machine gunnerS and
scouts during the invasion Of tho
islands while the rest OF the
platoon worked forward under
their cover
They captured Sis prisoner. who
sad that me rc,t %. the GcmaU,
wanted 10 surrender 4 balooka
man thcn moved In close and fired
one shot INTO the main German
position The rest az TIC platoon
fired number Of grcnadc> INTO
the German positions
4 line Of IS men filed ouf with
Their hands up That ended roe
Sls,ance N.ncl nine prisoners
were taken and 40 Germans killed
IN me engagement
Stg Martin attended ST. Ann
and enlisted in the service two
years ago Two brothers. Cpl
Floyd and PVT Lloyd. 25. who
are twins arc also I'D the service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
'BIoomer Girl Dies

GLENDALE. ca Aug -
uNS Funeral SERVICES were 10
be held today for Eva /. Edwards
n SulraGeite. champion Of
women 5 right, and a member Of
the first womcn'S baseball team.
"Fhc Boston Blo0mrr GlrlS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
Mother Reads
OF Hero Son
Gers First Tidines
Of Exploits in Times

h A Detroit mother received the
-nrill OF her lie Saturday when
she learned through the Times
that her son. whom she had not
heard from m four months. had
been forward scout in the seizure
of the islands OF l.CVant and Port
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20


eros. off the
Riviera c cast
OF France and
helped capture
80 prisoners.
The mother,
M RS + 10y d
NTBrrU az fsSt
Twenty fifth,
u pom learning
Of her heroic
son Sgt Fred
NJ a rtin. ? 2
said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
D-Day Whoopee Day
For Yanks in Pacific

A group of fighting Of the First Marine Division
halfway through Bng Crosbys latest picture Going My Way
palm grove in the Gbers June Suddenly
BANKED excited doomed public address
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20

THE Yanks have landed In
France :"
$50 we went stark. raving
nuts" said Cpl William a.
Love. 70 home al 29l5 Sheri-
dan after y months in the south
Pacific.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
\ Et>l p MONTHS

$50 many things happened in
those - months its hard a. re-
call any of II specifically. I'm
trying Ia forget about il. II was
bad but Il NaS inh that had
Ca hc done,
Then not long a-o Love re-
ceNed orders ON tWo hour, notice
tHat be Was eUn4rg norsc
Before lr1 critT'ct |wo weeks
before Pear, ilarnor Love vent
10 AnnunctatioH High School ano
carried papers for The Detroit
Times working hi. way up 10 d
branch membership.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-20
THEN THEY WENT WILD

THEN THEY WENT WILD
There was stunned pause
after thu announcement" Cpl.
Love recalled, land then IL
started. We threw pop bottles
and yelled at the top Of our
voices. We did "A snake dance
All over thF grove Huu-wc-
pounded each other the
backs.
"Our pals were on the move In
Europe.
THE band tuned up and then
played everything from the
Marine Hymn 10 Hinkey Dinkey
Parlez NOus and every one was
wild. We waited "A long time
for that. We knew that when
our boys got started nothing
could stop them and we were
sure the end OF the war was not
~ Tar away.
FINALLY the movie was fin
ishcd, Love Wcni on and then
We sat zap all night NoboGy got
any sfFrp. We got our first ra-
ton 0f beer In 10 months. II was
warm and pretty bad.
OUGHT BEACHHEAD BATTLE
We got out map of France
and all night long We fought
that beachhead battle over and
over again shouting ~ loud a.
We could.
IAN of Us knew what those
hoys were going through but we
also knew they had material and
air support \ lot Of the boys
were thinking of their brothers
" no probably were in that big
push
"ill the neat daN We hung
aroLnd the bulletin board at
headquarters ant fought for
places a. news came in. We
were kept well informed. ] guess
every spot out there was, too.
1t meant lot 10 Us.
Cpl Lose was ono Of the landing
o.T ,0H fought thc bitter bat
Ie of Guadaicaral with made
.H rrt- and a4T support
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13

Stays High

NEW YORK, July 13-Although
the orders of General Electric Co.
were off 19 per cent in the June
quarter, deliveries for the period
continued at the high level OF the
preceding months. reflecting a.
tremendous backlog of war orders
still on the company's books.
AS result, indications are that
earnings for the three months
ended June 30 showed little
change from those of the preced-
ing quarter, when 36 cents a
common share was reported.
In the June quarter Of 1913, the
net profit was equal to 81 cents a
share.
While physical volume OF goods
delivered by GE during the first
six months OF this year topped
that of year ago, the dollar sales
figures will not entirely reflect
this gain as the company has been
constantly reprioing IFS war bust
ness.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
Truck Upkeep High

And while on the subject OF
trucks, the army'S biggest prob
lem is getting enough trucks
-and-knep-+lll;, It hem rolling.
Ordnance is now spending $40
for spare parts for every 500
spent for vehicles. Reports
from battle fronts show that no
matter how tough the factories
can build them. the trucks Will
break down in several days.
The terrain over which the
trucks must be operated, the
necessity for getting supplies
through no matter AT what cost
in trucks or parts and the over
loading and hazards Of driving
in darkness all contribute 10
terrific cost OF upkeep. In the
south Pacific. the two greatest
enemies of the trucks are coral
dust and salt water.
Coral dust destroys brake
bands in no time. Salt water
getting into bearings washes
out the grease and oils and
causes bearings 70 burn out.
There are hundreds of other
smaller hazards which make
supply officers get prematurcly
gray overnight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
Civilian Goods
Output Aug. IS

WASHINGTON, July 13-Civil-
ian goods production will be per-
mitted beginning Aug, Is in areas
where plentiful manpower and
materials are available.
An agreement to this effect was
reached in a settlement negotiated
by War Mobilization Director
James Byrnes Of the dispute be-
tween the war agencies and the
armed services FFeeoneefsten
plans.
Other steps in the program,
drawn up by WIPE chairman Mel
son, for relaxing the curbs on
civilian manufacture will become
operative as follows:
Restrictions on the use Of alu-
minum and magnesium viii be
lifted Saturday Permission will be
granted July p for the production
of experimental models and a di-
receive viii be issued July 20. per-
hitting the industry TO place
orders Immediately for future
delivery Of machine tools.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
Stocks Show
Steadier Tone

NEW YORK. July 10 (UP)-
Stocks steadied in opening deal
ings today. Cotton futures were
2 points lower TO 3 points higher,
except in the new July position
which gained II points. Listed
bonds were steady.
Early changes generally were
small. A few sizeable blocks APP
peared on the tape. ranging TO
$500 shares in South American
Gold e. Platinum at s, unchanged.
WillyS-Overland opened on 100
shares at 1872. up Is, following
announcement of the election of
Charles Sorensen as president.
Communications, with the eX-
ception of a minor dip in Western
Union A, were steady 10 firm. In
ternational Telephone opened on
800 shares at 1914, up II. and
American Telephone frmed frac-
tionally. Radio opened on $500
shares at y, unchanged.
Fractional improvements were
n G d for Loew'S, Guantanamo
Sugar. Erie certificates. Public
Service of New Jersey, Paramount.
Bethlehem Steel. Goodyear and
Baldwin certificates.
Texas Co. Standard Of Calfor-
MIA, Chesapeake & Ohio, Du Pont,
Reynolds Tobacco B, Santa Fe and
4 L, S. Steel were easier. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
N. S. Rukeyser
-
Keynes Plan Proposes
Elastic Gold Price
M. S. Rukeyser

BRETON WOODS " H., July 13-The subtle manpulations
politely termed money management in Lord John Maynard
keynes apt phrase Transforming gold monetary standard into
a constitutional monarch
The implication that in the old days when the old gold
standard which Lord Keynes has characterized barbarou
relic effect gold dcSpot which caused nations 10
debate otherwise make internal changes in order TO conform
Now If the Keynes policies are TO prevail
gold Of the external values ot crrence VIII
flexible internal national economic planning can nave
free hand.
Thus though gold continue the measure of paper cur
from long standpoint TO recog
competitive idea managed currency has come on the
already threatening break of the traditional
with gold and if the fantasies of the theorists as sug-
Ceod proposed international monetary fund and IN the
proposed reconstruction development should
chance be practical then the innovations ultimately
constitute threat to the monetary position of gold
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
Sorensen in New Job

Charles F.. SorenSen'S con-
tract for an option TO buy
stock over fivc-ycar period
has been approved at a special
meeting of WHY'S Overland
stockholders and Sorensen TO-
day assumed the presidency Of
the company.
Ward Canaday, chairman OF
the board, announced that
-Surcuseu would take over d.
rcction Of the company's opera
tons at once. He pointed out
that the CN-Ford executive was
familiar with WHY'S foremost
war product. the Jeep, because
il was under Sorensen that
Ford produced the standard
model of the vehicle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
Drop CompuIsion

Canada's two-year-old compul-
sorry savings which were instituted
IS q wartime measure, with re-
,unds scheduled after the war.
nave been abandoned as Of July !.
ire measure was dropped for
two reasons:
1t worked undue hardship on
love income groups.
1T was blamed for an in
crease in abSentcCiSm.
Although workers were told
that the deduction was in part
savings, when they got into n
bracket where u of every dollar
was taken out they Just stayed
home. feeling that the actual re-
tHrn was not worth the added cf-
fort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
farmers M arket

hY Crerrics N ,,rrcnc, fancy Se,,-'
81 S5s EN- 81, rro,e. go, ~
i1 C5rrs,,s re1 :, 10, rr,te psso.
I,,,,s t,rL ~, 30 a. go, crats.
r.t y, SO - OF crsto
yt-,t,.r an & .I;tts,S t,ahba-a er.ers
y -r,ti BAN r.fla,ts -ET.I "a
k,ra S1.tr25 bY K.rI,.hi asa 7bc drz
- -o 49,. So, "
, ,CIS D., e,s, Sard ~, =. =,
~ . ,trs.,,t erel,s NJ e., o. nu
-',.,', 1880 g. d., Ok -, w.
t.1.rl ..l, ,+,D SAf,D Epru,,.e Tn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
Would Be Bad News TO Producing Nations

possibility should he fulfilled would be bad
South which is principal gold producing
country the other gold producing nations including
hat gold today
sells the high of S35 purely because Of monetary
policy If figured at worth ewcy, dentistry and the indus
trial doubtless would he quoted at much lower figure
When asked Or F. Holloway, secretary for finance of the
Union Africa flew 1000 miles attend the
prospect replied that he
tanned fears He expressed the that gold
deeply mbedded in the CONSCIOUSNESS of people that would
always He also expressed the that the long
outlook for higher rather than lower prices for gold
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-13
Evade Car Ceiling

With the used car ceilings now
IN effect, used car dealers have
in AZ f07yt some cases adopted a
suhtorfuCe by which they cVade
the limits.
In cases where they feel that
they should get a price higher
than IRE ceiling for a given car.
they refuse 10 sell for cash. insist
inc on A tradc-in. II the buyer
wants the car badly enough, he
can make the deal by taking a
ridiculously low allowance for his
trade-in. thus giving the auto
dealer what is, in effect, black
market price.
Commented ono dealer
I'D he sucker to sell any
car on this lot for cash"