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SUBURBAN SALE-vIRGINIA,

FAIRFAx-Attractiv home and setting; 4
bedroors y So fully modern; excel. cond:; 8
5-RooM BUNGALOWS. Price, $3.50 10
So, 75oi $3.50 cash, monthly payments, S55,
miles from Pentagon Bldg. on Lee blvd.
Turn right of Lee blvd. Just across Annan-
Sae Gale re-; g., ! @ block to sample house; LYON.
OWNER leaving for Texas will sacrifice
corner 5-bedroom house, within blocks
Of schools bus, and stores; wonderful loca-
has large living room. large dining room.
kitcfen with elec. stove and refgr, pantry,
Eso back screened sns porch bedrooms sewing
has 3 bedrooms and bath: open daily. II
to z. Drive out to Cherrydaie on Lee
Oakland, continue to house corner of ssnd
WILLIAM FAR saRRHMosE 9sosf ifss Rsapor. ihsn
NEAR BAII9Ys I2gS Tsobasii cRoss RohDs@gook l to
the future and you will buy this y acre
lumbia pike, in section that is bound to
sonr enhance .sso N value: bus stop in front Of
eaShi snh, aMnpS salsnse Ike s, rent, WILLIAM P;
Bank M s ass s Resslyn s,gn " Wa ca ssse; ewes.
living room, dining room - and aSn1 modern
trees. nearly z. acres Of ground; IL miles
v. s. HOE JR. cH 'e oeoo. Sni' ssis ssis'oCe I.:
Highway, Arlington, Va,
RIINGT0N-Unusually attractive = rm.
brick bungalow on 65x125-ft lot, paneled
living room. screened porch. equipped
kitchen. bedrooms and bath on 1st door:
bedrooms on end; oil heat, built-in ga.
REsTsY Fass sYs AssoSiArEg slssk price, s9S99
ARLINGTON, vA;-spacious 4-bedroom
home bone =. oil hf,ot-water f,. heat center hall
basement. large attic; desirable location,
suitable for family of distinction and pres
tige; Sl6,S00, substantial cash Shown BY
ssIpo,ntment az CAN MR.. BROWN. Agent.
ARLINGTON, close in-4 bedrooms o-batb
home, ample closets. full basement: large
lot, garage: ! block to 1Oc bus. schools
and shops; vacant: $3.50, subst. cash.
DEN, .BEDRooMs and 1S ~ baths. h oasf; tsi;
3.year-old brick home in this very ex.
elusive suburban section meets every quail
incation Of the most discriminating pur-
eraser You enter into q foyer with
winding stairway to 2nd noor, where
there are 3 lovely bedrooms with baths
ana sundeek: on the. 1st floor there are
the usual B rooms. with den and half bath.
also large screened porch over an attached
garage; the basement is full, with excel
fireplace and space for maids room and
bath. II you can quality for 4 home ~
this type call ARLINGTON REALTY "a ;
2z04 Wilson blvd. Glebe 1900
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.--A very Ifns resi-
dence, located Just opposite the Chevy
out, Oriental rugs, grand piano. Spacious
rooms well arranged for entertaining. cen-
ter-hall plan, large sunroom, breakfast
room, buffers pantry. toilet and lavatory
on first floor, four sleeping rooms, Q baths
both with tub and shower, maid's room
desired At 500 esr monh Can
osWs; Wo; 2so1; to inspect. EDw. II.
ATTRACTIVE l2-rm furn. house with gar.
den, country surroundings, in nearby me-;
good .ransp.; 3 baths, shower, coal heat;
rent. $3.50; 3 mos security req. Or ideal
for convalescent home. Box 116-Ls Star. s.
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE-Detached
brick. less than 3 years old, 8 bedrooms,
ga baths, GE kitchen, including dish
OIL, 3459.
WILL EXCHANGE broom furnished bunsa-
unfurnHi,ed apt. on ground door, prefer
ably NE. Hillside O412-J. Sc
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APARTMENTS VNFURNIsHEp.

3477 HOLMEAD PL. NV. ION Park rd
bet. 18th and 14th) - Beautiful knotted
Kitchen and bath. tiietes s doors: s near every. %
thing: only. $40 month: gas, elec., heat
% to p Pm % daily Phone R IA. = iesf sieh bet ep
8 and 8 pm. only.
COS ST. N.E.--Two rooms and kit. semi
1st-FLOOR APT, 2 rms, kitchen, bath,
on 10th st. ne. Call NO. $500 for in
WiI,h y1TmatlSnt ElSxnctHANcr ,.b.sroom ant in n w.
section for 2-bedroom in NV. Call RA.
0536.
zoos c ST. S.W.-2 rooms and kitchen,
'front.', 50 week: gas, electricity and heat
furnished. ME. 5096.
632 EYE ST. S.W.-2-room, kit. apt,
ami; refined employed couple preferred;
gen lie apt; $42.50,
14sO 18th ST. N.W.-one room. kit, pvt.
bath, Frigid.; references; reasonable. 9.
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SUBURBAN RENT-MARYlANp.

FURNISHED HOME, with large grounds,
in Maryland on Baltimore blvd. TO share
with mother with one or two children in
part OF home care with employed couple.
some salary involved. Phone Bewryn ALL
5-RM. HOUSE, unfurnished' 5es1 suitiand
rd.; ami: IA acre of ground near Suit
land; available Immediately. Locust 1917.
MDN. TILE DAIRY BARN, suitable riding
100 acres; located $500 Branch ave Sc:
will be there. "a 80. J. FLEISCHMAN. .
of Rockville, on splendid road. Ib mi.
from B. g. o. commutation: strictly modern
home, z rooms and 2 baths, to small FAM
ny with references; available about Nov.
10; SIS mo. Owner of property occupies
adjacent house. Gaithersburg 32-F-6
SILVER SPRING-For s months beginning
hsnroo. Soy: M, n hii,andsIe; batb. iusnished
min. downtown by bus. SH. 1856, Satur-
day pm. or Sunday after l pm
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APIS. FURNjsNEp (cent. !,

APTS. FURNISHED tcsat.l.
1917 18th 81. N.E.-Studio liv. rm.s nre-
place, Venetian blinds, Q hedrms., kit,
Frisidaire: accom-. 4 to adults. Ii. s31S.
HALF RENT for light base. apt, with bath,
taking care during spare time, small room
ing house. MI. 1898, 9-1 pm. daily s.
ROOMS, furn., LIST floor: no children or
pets; also sleeping room. 612 9Th st. ne.
service wife and child for care OF my
baby. CO, 0Q3f eye sun.
CTittenden st. nv; RA.- 1851.
SO v ST. .N.W.-1st a.: 3-rm. apt. GE refg.,
pyt. bath; S5I;e utilities; child acceptable.
issO 18th ST. NV. former legation bldg.
For I or ladies: on bus stop. 1 or 2
rooms, kitchenette and semipyt bath. built
in slower: Ieasonahlei gentle family.
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HOUSES uNFuRNlsHEp.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. rooms am l.,
3h baths, partly furn.: s minutes drive
Washington. Phone CH. es4s.
SMALL GROOM HOUSE on acre. SH.
1sNiTouE, 9sis charming but small one-bedroom
house, ideally situated In beautiful sub
urban section near Bethesda, Nd; car
essential WI: 5000.
EXCELLENT NORTHWEST section, adults
only, 9 rooms. 2 baths. recreation room,
OIL heat large yard with flowers and
Shrubbery, gear garage: open Sunday
Call VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC, DI.
1918, 1919 K st. NV, or 5723 Nebraska
ave. WO. 1895.
DOWNTOWN. 1915 @ ST. n.w.-Street en-
trance: will only consider permanent, re-
liable people. who can use this broom. k
and b. MR.. FRIEDMAN; Ma O076.
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HOUSES WANTED TO eur.

6 TO Is Rms. D. c. or Nd: iii cash: ten
ants not disturbed; no diIly-dallying; /
ewes and Sun. GE. 5000. Thomas Circle.
WE CAN SELL your mouse. We can get
you cash. II won't take US long Prompt
500 No capitol. Ma 6730
FOR PROMPT. Efficient SALE Of your
property call SLAUGHTER Il co. "A Hpne
ier Every Income" d. 2158, 1113 18th
WE HAVE CLIENTS who will pay cash for
asHfiIrNe!p11En scHfs ~ NAeIp5f1nEson Nr Falls Church
2o24: after o Pm. CH. 1912.
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QUEENS CHAPEL MANOR have several
o-rm. and bath houses in this development
gits VI e a1d ma without Easements from $4,000
neat nesseI, garden space. All these houses in
sBd bstb Mq goo # to
MIS- tafs MaRNES On 4s6i 3O or d9Sn UN osSs Ss
CoL9REDMl5th co,l5hs, St; N;w-e rooms. bath,
issha sa lEfs Snx 5000 co slasG 5ss cash.
ineioseS back porch hardwood hoo doors. ppaoH hot
nss ea MR sH isrT SHIFT FS5 No fgg5e g nf0r
CoLORED-400 block sth st. sw., now
vacant. rooms, bath. h,.w,h:, newly
in with $3.50 down payment, balance inc "iSte s4e
SSSLoksEnhlS9ts SS snl SO; near Eastern High
JoaS aSTs'eE DoSoHoE 5seS Ss'aR' Z soNs s5sss
eoLdsRp. a d5s4hs asSs aXs Sf Warder st. nw-posses-
1904 Park pL NV, Groom modern home.
coEoRHpps eoE GHHIo FRa rooms nsoq bath. bvb gas.
36uq block 18th NV: hne condition;
a:55o o quick possession: vacant houses,
Notwithstanding bargain; 10 rms. Q
Investment. ssIs 18th st. ne. DU. I46s.
baths gas sest suitable for f Sc tsmss Tms
SoIokEp@;ysssns a5so '0i issh Si L9 st NV NV;
bath. oil heat; terms. LEON z LAMB
S27 18th st. NV. DI. 0476. Residence.
COLORED-vacant. 4a6 Lamont st. NV,
2-story Colonial brick, 8 rms, bath. h.-wh
(gas), Prigidaire, garage: substantial down
psS%sat Pay oyoTtn Ma 1893, g sA RA, 1le1:
essh and + % sa'h sAhEy hyh Ma eGa s57o
CoLoRED-Loean circleSls ,, H.
s0n. sAEY faEi eSssesS Sa s57G $1,000 cash req
SoLoREDmBest buy for the refined fam
y $500 Sk m bss sSov spasOgs
CoLoRED-only s75o, down, 200 block
snent M downoTn SgD0m oeson Dfe and nst
to 1ai pan. BAs1Liko REALTS LTssAesSs co
81 : &. !6khslD5nsias nsias 10th St. Reason
h.-w.h., privately arranged for home plus
DI. s7a5 weekdays Z to 6 pm. BAsILIRo
EGEALTY BE- GT co; ,9 912 n st. NV.
2 baths. auto. heat, cellar, laundry trays,
front and rear porches; screened, weather.
SsIpIed ss9rm yndSys s60 given
I,A PAWS, 800 st. NV. MA. 1855; ewes.
COLORED-If you are looking for a select
fine section for genteel colored folks, you
must see 1854 Warder st. NV. This lovely
row-brick home has Just been entirely
renovated; 1st floor contains large living
rm.,. dining rm. and kitchen. plus front
porch and inclosed rear porch. 2nd floor
has 4 nice bedrms., tiled bath and large
inclosed rear porch; living quarters in
basement; gas h.-w.h. and automatic hot
trees. .Attractively priced Open for your
inspection Sunday, October Sth. from 2 to
5 pm, substantial cash payment. Brokers
protected. For sale BY owner
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ROOMS FURN.-Netheest Cent.

ROOMS FURk.-Nsrshsast tcens.l
e14 3rd 81. N.E.-sleeping room. 2 win
So oWEN P Sny AT x 0oSsS
furnished single room, large closet, next
to bath: opposite bus stop; tyo girls. =.
1858 BAKER ST. N.E.-Double rm. for 2;
good TRANSPORTATION. Ii. 4l53. )
622 ST. N.E.-LArge south room. twin
beds; gentlemen; unlimited phone. Call
Sunday or evenings, TR. 1856.
COLORED-Large front room for gentle-
man, good home. Come before 8 $50 PM,
S26 4Sth pl. ne.
COLORED, double room for girls, SIT
mo. each; all home conveniences. Atlantic
ara
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast,

GENTLEMAN would rent extra room either
single or double in exchange for care OF
snail apt. Box 126-L, Star. u
3047 30th ST. Sc, Apt. Russian FAM
lily, adults: bright. comfortably, single room
for gentleman; near Navy Yard, conven-
lent C-2 bus: S25 monthly. CH. 1859.
1243 G ST. S.E.-Nice room, End floor
front; walking distance Navy Yard; clean,
quiet: inner-spring mattress; gentlemen. g.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

area: 1-famfly detached homes on 1000
q feet Of land or more. New. modern.
Four blocks on the District line on
Sheriff I'd. ne, rent with option to pur-
chase. CHAPEL OAKS CO.. b7OO Addison
Chapel rd,. Fairmont Heights. Md HI
NHOSRTHwEsr HOUSES wanted for sale or
rent: clients waiting. ready cash A. NJ
SANDERS o. CO.. 1905 K st. NV DI.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

DOUBLE ROOM, furnished. for reliable
couple; cooking facilities II desired. 4916
TAYLOR I'd; Hyattsyille. Md; UN. $500.
beautiful Trounds. tennis mi 't Court; adults
preferred: S55. Falls Church 905-W-3
HideaWay rd and Lee hwy.
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WILL EXCHANGE use attractive 4-bedrm.
SABBATH house, Scarsdale, N Y. Uurn or
unfurn.), for house NV. DE. 0291. Sc
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

ULTRAMODERN, requires large amount Of
Witt WhitefoTd, op %ekEEyER % '.eA'S WHfTEFoRb
1914 4 st: NV. DI. 9706.
1895 COLUMBIA RD., The Dartmoor--In
Washington's most rentable sectioni l9
apts.. modern: rent over $4,000 yearly.
Inspect by appt. PAUL MAGOFFIN. exclu-
Siye agt., MA. 9257: evenings, DU. 1897. .
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.
COUNTRY BOARD WANTEp

PROFESSIONAL WOMAN wants room an
board, NV. walking distance; Dupor
Circle preferred Box 131-L, Star. @.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13

|f~HERES nothing magi.
cal about hypnOtism.
j Is only the use OF
digestion by one person on
|.rHother."
That's how Or. James Vim
cent Grippe, of Beacon, n. Y,
| lodestly explains what a lot
IF people in his town and
+ lsewhere look upon as mod
|crn miracles.
The miracle man" ap.
|parently, has put shy and
backward school chil'ren ate
the head of the class. He
l~S&s 10 have removed the
estige of stage fright
(anH Self-eonseiousness from
|Singers, actors and mu.
|sicians Many a boxer gives
Dr Grippe credit for a string
|Df victories in the ring but
fCTs on The Inks have be
ono crack golfers. thanks
10 his hypnotic powers eX-
rted in their behalf.
I'hcsc seemingly remark
able cases ~ most OF them
banded under strict medical
upervisiOn - have no ele-
FHeHt of black magic in them,
lays DR. Grippe, He wants
,cople 10 understand that he
8 no SVengali who makes
Dthers do his bidding be
ause nc stares al them,
makes a few passes al them
with his hands and brings
hem under his spell.
'Hypnotism." he explains,
cannot endow anyone WITH
alents which they haven't
got. II can and ocs--im-
prove and develop abilities
o. BY removing inh.bi'ions. II
an give an individual polse
fFfd7=eehfitIencr| Nowadays
many of our best medical
non, psychiatrists and psy-
biologists recognize the
growing Importance Of hyp-
hosts as a means OF helping
,eepie live up 10 their pos
abilities"
DIR. Grippe Futs bis pa.
icn's thr-g ! one o. more
Ftdges or hypnosis. depending
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13

on their ability to fc--2t Is
treatments and his diagnosis
Of their condition.
Briefly ne starts by win
ming the patients confidence
and removing any fear they
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13

ton, they believe him when
he saws that they can learn
10 spell, or sing before an
Hur.-Tce, or knock out an
opponent ~ the Ti00, or stop
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13

Singers
Whose
Talents
We're Han.
dicapped
by Stage
Fright
Lost Their
filters
Under the
Spell Of
Hypnosis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13

LUXED stockings last twice as long without
going into runs, strain tests show, as stockings
rubbed with cake soap or washed with strong
soap Let Lux help yoa make one pair give the
wear of mo -. its like getting an extra pair
every time you buy one.
Tests made on rayon, silk, nylon, cotton all
showed similar results. Lux your stockings
nightly-dry rayons thoroughly-24 TO as hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-13

Boxers
Who Were
Losing
Many Of
Their
Fights
Piled lip n
String of
Victories
With the
Help of
HypnO-
tisIn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
Treasury Ruling
Hits Brokers
Change in Partners
May Cost Back Tax

NEW YORK. June 3-Member
firms OF the country's stock ex-
changes, which have experienced
any change in partners during
past four years, may be subject
TO substantial payments of back
transfer taxes as the result of an
opinion recently handed down by
the treasury department.
The opinion states that partner
ships are not "juristic entities. .
and that therefore the admission
OF new partner predicates a
change in the ownership OF all
securities held in the firm ac-
count and are subject 10 the
transfer taxes. While the case in
which the opinion was given did
not involve such firm changes as
occasioned by the death or retire
ment OF a partner, IL is taken
for granted that IL will apply TO
all changes for any reason.
Securities held for the account
Of customers are not affected by
the ruling. Consequently. houses
which trade almost entirely for
customers will be little. if any,
affected. Specialist firms and odd
lot houses. however. will. appar-
entity. have, quite large sums Of
back taxes to pay. Presumably. the
taxes will have 10 be paid on the
securities held by the firm at the
date OF each change occurring for
four years. back 10 the period
covered by the statute of limita-
tons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
Buying ex-CeII-O

Buying In Ex-Celf-O shares in
recent weeks. taking II into new
high ground for 1914. was partly
for private portfolio and invest
ment trust accounts. This buy
ing was largely on the excellent
outlook the firm has for the
postwar period based, in part,
on its patent machine for pack
aging milk and other dairy
products in paper containers.
II is pointed out that this ma
chine not only forms the con-
tainer but also coats. sterilizes.
fills and seals il in one continu-
Gus process with a small but i'm
portant saving in costs TO dairy
men.
Besides. the company is
leading manufacturer Of pre-
cMon parts and tools for auto
mobile. Diesel engine parts and
aircraft.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
Paint Group
Elects Officers

Frederick G. Weed, vice presi-
dent of the Finished Mason Co.
was elected president OF the De-
troit chapter of the National
Paint. Varnish and Laquer Asso-
citation at the annual meeting held
in the Whittier Hotel.
Weed is a nationally prominent
figure in the paint industry He
has spent much OF his time in
Washington. d. C.. in connection
with the war program. serving on
several technical committees.
Other newly elected officers OF
the association are: Vice presi-
dent. c. II. Hutchins, president of
the Pontiac Varnish Co.; secre-
tary. Alfred L. Hartung. Detroit
manager for the American Can
Co; treasurer. f. II. Dunn, treas
urer of Berry Brothers. Inc.
- See Air SHOW, City Airport -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
Stocks Mixed,
Fairly Active
Packard and WHY'S
Continue as /Favorites

NEW YORK, June 3 HNS)-
Stock prices were irregular today
in fairly active market.
Speculative interest. curb e d
somewhat by yesterdays setback,
the first in a week, was concen-
trated on a few stocks. but
changes in price were rarely more
than small fractions.
Motors were favorites through
out the short session. Packard
crossed the tape in large blocks.
running all the way from 1000 to
5000 shares; pricewise. most Of
the trading was at the same AZ
at which the stock closed last
night. Later. on blocks of LOO
and l,6O0, the price was boosted
TO AZ.
Wills was another favorite but
failed 10 show any Improvement
in price. II held most of the ses-
sion around the closing OF 10 last
night.
Paramount was the leading is
sue in amusements at TN, last
nights close.
Pivotal shares showing some
gains included Chrysler. Sears
Roebuck. American Telephone.
Bethlehem. General Motors and
Douglas were backward.
Curb prices were mixed, bonds
hesitant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
Invasion Jitters7

In the Esquire Room OF the
Book the other day / overheard
a man AZ an adjoining table tell
ing about a friend Of his who
has two sons in England.
"Some Of my business friends
want 10 60 out bodybuilding.
the friend had said. Il can't go
around carousing when | have
two boys who may be killed any
day Maybe I have the invasion
filters: but ! do know that I've
read more Of the Bible in The
last three weeks than in my
entire previous life"
And that mans attitude is
duplicated thousands Of times
over by other business exec
utives. To many. the war is a
lot closer than was that other
war in which they wore khaki
themselves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
Asks Reforms
Be Practical
Equal Opportunity
For All Must Prevail
BY LEWIS HANEY

Professor ~ Economics. New York y.
Recently. 1 criticized the latest
British scheme for postwar social
security. Today am going 10 put
down some of the ideas which II
seems 10 me would give a better
basis for this country.
To begin with, we should study
history. to help US snap out Of the
Utopian spirit which lmagines
that we can satisfy all our wants
by passing laws. setting up bur
eaus, and printing money. We
should go in for practical reforms,
proceeding from existing institu-
tions.
Next we should study Russia.
TO help US snap out of the tend
ency TO think of people as eco
nomically equal. We should learn
the lesson that an incentive sys-
TEN of reward for economic &C
tivity is necessary, and that this
means different pay according TO
differences in productivity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
What's New
In Business
Bond Redemptioos
Hit New High
BY WARD S. SCHULTZ

On the eve of the Fifth War
Loan drive il would be well TO
stop and take stock OF our ac-
complishments in the financing
Of this war.
I'm referring. of course, to
the part played by Individuals
the sale of war bonds.
The overall record to date is
good; in fact OF $32 900, 000, 900
worth OF E. F and G bonds sold
70 date. only about 8 per cent
or 81, $50. 0O0. 900 were redeemed.
But that doesn't tell the
story. The cold nasty facts are
that redemptions have been ris-
ing for months and set a new
high again in May.
Last month through May 30,
S713. 900, 900 in bonds were pur-
chased and nearly S272. 900 900
worth were CASHED IN!
That's 80 per cent Of sales
and it's not good. It's the high
est yet, even topping March
when a lot were redeemed for
tax purposes.
II the average fellow thinks
he's being smart in converting
bonds to cash. ] can only point
out that redemptions in the r
and G bonds have been less than
half the rate OF the Els. And
the F and C bonds are held by
the so-called smart boys - the
wealthy investors.
While the F and G. bonds lack
some OF the protective features
Of the z bond. those fellows
apparently are convinced that
". s. bonds are still the best in
vestnent on the face Of the
earth.
Buy More War Bonds And
Hold Them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
Reveal Changes

c. F. Megelin. district man.
ager. telephone division. Dicto-
graph Sales Corp, announces
the appointment OF Hugh j.
Cook as Ohio representative.
Cook was formerly with Chew
rolet Motors Corp. and will
maintain the present offices in
Cleveland and Cincinnati.
w. A. Fitzsimfnons has been
appointed as sales engineer IN
the Detroit office.
Com bining the Ohio and
Michigan territories with dis
trict headquarters in Detroit Is
a recent move 10 provide closer
direction and control over the
more than 1000 Dictograph in
accommodation systems in
oneration throughout this area.
II was stated.
- So Air shou Ctx AIrpart
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
Grain Market

CHICAGO. June 3 QNS)--
Wheat futures continued under
pressuretoday with the market
dropping IL to IL to within .
small fraction of the recent low
for July. The nearby contract
sagged TO S1.60h before a steadieR
tone developed. Final prices were
l TO rs down.
Rye tumbled 2k 70 3% with
the market selling at new sea.
sonal lows for the distant con.
tracts. July led the decline and
slumped 10 S106i4. At the close
prices were Ia to 27s off.
Oats closed q to is down and
barley q off.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04

VEGETABLE GREENSBORO. 5oa7s
ou Spinach fancy, IS bu.: No. 1, 75o
Q 81 1s-lb bu. Kale, sl4i.3o bu. Green
onions, fancy. 81 dos.: No. 4. 500 Soc
Mustard greens No. 7. 7oc gsl bu. Turnip
greens, No. /, 15c q 81 bu. couards So su.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
Leaf lettuce. $50 ssc lob. basket. Par
sley curly. 81 rs doz. bchs. Escarole. 81
also bu. Romano, $4,000 bu. Head
lettuce, 81 so bu.
VEGETABLES. MISC. Asparagus.
fancy, 81. rs doz bchs. No. I, S111.50.
Beets. $50 doz. bchs. Broccoli. No. I.
81 SO bu. Carrots. topped. No. 4. s1.250
1. so bu Celery root, No. 1, S2.5od3 bu.
Chives. 75d s0c doz. Leeks, No. 1, 81. 500
dog. bch., Potatoes No. !. s2.5o93
100 lbs. Rutabagas. No. 1. &1d1.25 bu.
Radishes red, outdoor. fancy. $1.25 dog.
echs.; No. /. 75caM- Radishes, long
white, No. I, S1d125 dor. bchs. Turnips,
topped. No. I, s0c9 Sl.25 bu. Rhubarhs
outdoor. 50Gx5c dor. bchs.
EGGs-Large. s1o9i0.5o 3o-dos. easel
medium, Ss.50de.
PLANTS-vegetables misc. 75ca 81 ~
flat; cabbage. e0c @ s1.25 fiat: flowers,
misc. s1.25n1.50 flat; pansy. No. I,
81. so n 3. so flat: saliva, S212. so fiat.
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