davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1944-05-25
NEW YORK. May 25 UPl.-National AS.
ISOLATION Securities Dealers. Inc
Washington Produce

From the War Food Administration
Prices paid net fob. Washngton.
EGGS-Market steady. Prices paid for
grading stations MAY 25). whites, browns.
m:xed cooirS: Q; s; grade A, large, 36-37
average. 36f2; .. S. grade A, medium. 30
70; average. "a: U, S grace B, medium,
- ~; U. S. grade C. "s-2s; average, ~.
current receipts, nearby ungraded eggs
25-S6 Receipts, Government graded eggs
65l cases 1.-TWO days.
LIVE POULTRY-Marke steady Re-
GelLSs moderate. Prices paid net f O b
Washington tpermitted transpo~tation
charges included according to mileagel,
broliers and fryers, 3l.1-33 >. Fowl, oS-a9
War Bonds bring 81 for every So at
maturityt
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AppfoxImate sales Today.
~ :Oo am goo $50 1900 noon 3s6 Ito
100 ON. SIG $40 1.oopm I'M 61o Soo
tUnlt OF trading. o shares: sales pr,nteo
IN iull In bankruptcy or receivership or
oelhg reoraanlzed Under Bankruptcy Aet
Rates OF oiVioends IN the foregoing table
are annuaJ disbursements based on lsst
quarterly or semi-annual declaration I'm
1 leSS soIherWlse noted. special ore extra divi-
dendS are not included xEx divtdand
n tX rlghts Also extra or extras. d Cash
OF Dao s1ofk 3 - Declared or paid so far this
n Payable in Canada B.. funds AccHmr.
ated dividends paid or declared this year
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TREASURY 2:0u
2s $3.50 Sept 100 -
2las 1905 100
FOREIGN. 200
Antioa rs As A 234
Arg 41as II 96
Australia 5s 81 90
Chile Is 63 asd 16A
Braz 6 " s26-57 56M
Peru lst IS so 22ia
Rio de J Is 46 59Ss
NEW YORK CITv
IS so HOY
DOMESTIC 200
Am&FP 5s 2O3c o3lA
Am T&T 3As61 1o95A
ACL cit As 81 lo3h
ACL 4 4hs64 6oh
B&O LIST m 48- 93N
B&O 95 A 50
8&O 95 c 56
B&O 1000 D - 5lA
B&O cv so - 58N
B&O As As Ola
BOPLEWv4s5l "a
Bro s W SO 73M
$40 T c Is 50 "a
Bost Me 4has 10 56iA
Buf R&P 81 st STA
Celane AVS SO 1o4M
Cen Ga IS 80 C 1874
Cen O en- IS 45 A6
c RR N J IS 81 35h
Chi 81 Alt IS 40 3oik
CB&G 4Pas ~ 1904
cB&Q 3 kasIll49 1o61i
c g. K I inc % 56iH
Chi In&S As Sc 80
Ci&L 5s ~ IS
cIAL RI Is ~ 81
| cMSPP bs 76 S6N
CMSPP Is 1000 1854
CMsP 4hs 40 r 0S
c&NW 6D7s 36 96N
c&NW 4As ~ @N
cNW 4,ss 90 vi GIN
| cAHW n 80 vi 1o3N
| CANW 3Hss ~ IT
GRIP 4rsa 81 A A8N
GRIP 4 US 60 sh
GRIP ~ sS 71N
GRIP RI ~ 34-- A5N
Ch,lds Es 81 7oiH
lcCCaL liss ~ 81
| lCCCSLcWM4s91 7sH
CT u T 6tss 10 1o5N
| CT q T Is 10 1904
lCl u r4hs77 90
| Col Fu&Ir IS 70 o1H
coi&S4 h2sS0md s.
Con Ry As 55Ja 50
Del a. Hud As 90 o2L
DGRG 4s 80 -- S1N
IDet Ed IS 70 - 1o5N
Erie 4Has 2016- 7oN
Erie As 95 1851
lGtN 1st 4Hs 81 looH
lot Nor 3As 81 100
10 B 81 w deb B -
IGM&O inc2016. 66N
Hud c IS 62 A. 67H
&c As 50 - 90
&c Z Is 66 62L
&c Ans &C., 671
lIC IS 55 00L
&c w Line As 81 %
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Washington Exehonqe
SALES.

Mergenthaler Linotype-10 at 571s: at
57ha; B. at 57I.
Garfnckel common--450 at IL
Garfnckel 5hfs preferred---5 at 26A.
Potomac Elecaric Power 5hzss preferred
8 at 109A, . at 108k.
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Chicago Cash MAJ

Wheat none. Barley, mating, 1s5-
inal. Field seed. per 100 pounds timntbv
.15.6.0o nominal; red top, IA 4.OO-j5 90,
nominal; red clover 31.50. nominal; sweet
clover, 1850, nominal N
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N. Y. Bond Market
FURNISHED h~ the Associated Presa.)
SELECTED LIST QE ISSIIES


fCCSL IS o. A 75h
ICCSL 4hs 60. 71H
Int @ N os 62 20
Int 0Nl stf5s62 S5h
Int GIN IS Sc c STA
Int T&T 4hs Sc e7iA
tnt r&T IS IS ooih
Jam F&C 4s 50 02A
l. v N Y 4ras 80 ~
ueh v 4h2s Zoos ASA
teh v 4s zoos AlLs
Ma Cen 4s45 eeM
Ma Cen I " = 80 20
Manati S As 81 -
MKT IS 81 A 72ih
MKT Al Bs 81 S1iA
MKT lst 4sy0 50
MKT Is 90 B. 61li
No p bhs49 llh
Mo p IS 65 A 66ih
No P gen IS IS. 26A
Nor & Z IS 6b STA
Nor g. e 4ras b6 63M
Mor&E3 nas2O0O 81
Nat DAT 3hs 60 lo7iA
Nat Dist 3 VI S 491o5
NO Term As SO 1olh
NOTM IS "a - 76
NY&P As % 67A
NYC RI 5s 20i3 81
NYC en- IS 9s 7olA
NYC 4hs2013A 75ss
NYCHR 3 hs o. S4M
NYCMC 3bas 9S 1914
NYChSL 5h STA loA1s
NYChSL 4Ms78 07ss
NYNHH 6s 4S 61A
.NYNHH ANS 81 59h
NYNHH 4s b5 = So
NYOW RI Is 81 13A
NYWB 4hs 46. 2SA
Nor P e. 2G47 o7zs
Nor p 4bas 2Ol7 e2HS
Nor p As ~ 1olH
Nor p Is 2047 70
Pen RR "a v s65 l15h
Pen RR 3Ks 81 .o2ls
Pere Marc IS SO 1o1h
Pere " 4 hsR0 96M
Phi r c I 6s 40 26ih
Pittston bhas "a o2ih
O&L Oh 4s 4S 16A
Redg 4has o. A 1o4ss
Redg J City As 511ooiA
Rio Or w As 10 81
StLIMS4sRG33 961h
StI6F bs 80 B.. 44ih
StL6F 4 78-. 35h
5tLSF As so A Aoih
StI,sw RI 80 no 5oHs
StLSW 1st As S91o5
Sea AL G 6s 81 Ala
Sea AL As 80 st IS
50 Pae 4 Us 80 83A
SO Pac RI Is IS 1ol
ISoPac4h hasOr77 eoiA
Sou Ry gn A. b6 e5st
lTRRASL Is So 112N
III q p IS 70 C e4if
Third Ave IS go 34iA
IT st Law As so 1924
ut Drug 3As SO lo3N
| Waba sh 4Ks 81 74N
West Sh Is 1851 IL
West Nd ~ Sc 1oosf
West On 4las 501o7H
wis Cent Is 40 GIN
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Report for Last "a Hour.

Record fer Last "a Hours.
tFrom noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest, 20, at 3:20 pm: year ago, "A
Lowest, 50, at 7:45 am: year ago, 81
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, %, on May o.
Lowest, Il. on January 2.
Humidity for Last "a Hours.
(From noon yesterday to noon today.)
Highest, % per cent, at $40 am.
Lowest, rs per cent, at 2:30 pm.
Tide Tables.
Furnlshed by United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey
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Market AVERAGES

For the bond drive you have an
S-card and the speed limit Is of.
Drive now, and step on 1t.
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Eek dividend. tPlus extras. (a) Paid so
(k) 10c extra. (p) Paid in 1943. W $40
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The Sun and Moon.
Precipitation.

Monthly precipitation in inches IN
Capital (current month to date):
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BY the Associated Press.
The position of the Treasury Nav
Evening star., 1944-05-25
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, May 25 R,.-Dividend
declared:
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United States Treasury Position

war Bonds bring S4 for every So al
maturity.
Evening star., 1944-05-25

| u a Z ]
Rates of dividends in the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration. Un-
idends re not included. Also extra or
extras Cash or stock g Paid last year.
far this year h Payable in Canadian funds
K Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this wear. WV With warrants. XIV without
Evening star., 1944-01-20
DC. WOMEN
:" UNIFORM

an eight-week course OF instruc-
tion in administration. She previ-
ously served as adjutant Of the Third
WAC Training Center, Fort Ogle-
thorpe. Ga.
A graduate Of the third ofncer
candidate class at Fort Des Moines,
Iowa, Capt. Burge served as assist
ant adjutant there and later as
assistant adjutant at Daytona
Beach. Fla. before being assigned to
Fort Oglethorpe. Capt. Burge, who
attended Draughton's College In
San Antonio, Tex, and George
Washington University. has q
brother, 1t. Roland G. Burge, who
Is serving with the Army In North
Africa.
GUNTER FIELD, Ala.-Pvt. Mary
Foley Benson, one-time scientific
instructor for the Agriculture De-
partment and civilian pilot who
gave up her test-hopping and
courier service job last September
to join the WAC, recently completed
her basic training at Daytona
Beach, Fla. and has reported for
duty to the Army Air Forces Basic
Flying School here.
Pvt. Benson, who has eight years
flying experience and $50 hours to
her credit, received her flying in
struction at College Park, Md. Dur
ing the last eight years she has
made many cross country flights,
ferried planes from restricted zones
for the Civil Air Patrol, test-hopped
planes which had been overhauled
for the War Training Service dur
ing the early months Of the war
Evening star., 1944-01-20
| and delivered planes to various sec.
tionS Of thu country.

and delivered planes to various sec.
tions Of the country.
Now ION the line" for the BT-l3
Pvt. Benson looks forward to re.
turning to her civilian Job, after
the war, as assistant airport man
ager at the Delta Air Base. In
Charlotte, N. c.
FORT OGLETHoRPE, Ga.-Pvt
Cora E. Smith, sister of Miss Bon
ME e. Smith, 20l3 New Hampshire
avenue NV, has completed he,
basic training here at the 3rd WAC
Training Center and has been Sc
lected for specialist training in
physical therapy at the Army
Medical Center in Washington.
BLOOMINGTON. Ind.-Darlins
Rae volk. II. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis william Volk, 1347 Oak
street NV, is enrolled In the naval
training school for storekeepers
here at Indiana University for spe-
cialist training as a WAVE store
keeper.
HUNTER COLLEGE, N. Y-Miss
Mary Bruce Heuer, 20, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Heuer, 53l1
Fourteenth street NV, who re-
Gently enlisted in the WAVES, has
reported to the naval training
school here for her indoctrination.
Formerly employed as a bookkeeper
for the Union Trust Co., she is q
graduate Of Roosevelt High School.
Miss Heuer has a brother serving
In the Marine Corps.
Evening star., 1944-01-20
uNRRA Called Scheme
To Give Nation Away
Nv the Associated Prass.

BY the Associated Press.
Representative Smith, Republican
Of Ohio has called the United Ma
tions Relief and Rehabilitation Ad-
ministration ~ scheme to give the
United States away"
Noting that Congress is about to
act on resolution to set up UNRRA
officially. Mr.. Smith said in q House
speech yesterday that this is q
grandiose, global scheme to scatter
our substance to the four corners OF
the world.
"Once 1t is put in operation 1t
would generate its own forces for
self-perpetuation and expansion. II
this program should cost more than
10 times the amount estimated
$l, $50. .000, ,o00), nobody will be sur
prised."
Not only is this just another
scheme to give the United States
away" Mr.. Smith added, "the reso-
luton actually provides for the sur
Evening star., 1944-01-20

the flowers from Pvt. M. v. o'Kelliher.
growing as every day we have fresh
flowers about the building.
Il told you we were living in a
beautiful spot and they said we
could tell you what it is-a museum
and it's gorgeous. I live on the
bottom floor and have to walk up
1872 steps to the mess hall, orderly
room and day room. The grounds
are something out of fairy book
and I pinch myself every once in
a while to make sure I am not
dreaming"
FORT WASHINGTON, Md
Capt. Lillian L. Burge, former en-
ploye of the Social Security Board,
Federal Security Administration, in
Washington, has reported to the
Adjutant Generals School here for
Evening star., 1944-01-20
Catholic Benefit Planned

A benefit party featuring cards
and pot luck" games will be held
at $3.50 pm. tomorrow at the May
flower Hotel under sponsorship Of
the women OF the Washington Re-
treat League, city-wide Catholic
organization. Patriotic corsages
and rationed goods will be included
In the prizes. The Rev. John S.
Spence is spiritual director of the
league.
Evening star., 1944-01-20

WA ~ ~ NC4A4AACA !,
1925 F u ! t o n
street NV, that
wv a S h 1 n 6 ton
W / n t e RS are
nothing" M
pared to the cold
Of Africa.
Somehow or
o t h e r." she
writes, II never
thought Africa
W a S anything
but hot-h o W
mistaken I was.
The cold doesn't
seem to hinder
Evening star., 1944-01-20

render to an international body the
power to legislate for the United
States with or without the consent
OF any representative Of the United
States and the ignoring Of Congress
entirely"
Evening star., 1944-01-20

Pvt. M. v. O'Kelliher, who is sta
toned with q WAC detachment
somewhere in North Africa, writes
to her parents, Col. and Mrs. Victor
Evening star., 1944-01-20


in
o
from % " ~
Underceor Floor
derry
1""ss
yellow backgrounds
30 $3.50 Rayon Satin Satin and
Underwear Street Floor
s"-se and sc Cotton and Ryon Mesh Vests ssaPnk
edand large
1851 IN medm.
Handbags SfreefF floor
withho
l Bdch
eand in navy
only
1sss vthu
70 ss Handbs
1S-& Wool Felt *5o-Bght top handle.
Budget Sports Shob SreefFI
M % and Sass & souss & long and short t'ed
ss25 $3.50 Bous slSSRayon
Navy aqua and red in sizes to Ao1s
hmpe . o
'se Sports Jackets Hss-ooa
n-sse5 to $3.50 Sweater. nsszaf In
wool .u. and ed, in mai. Or mink n,
se-:ss sss Skirt. sass
labeled fabric content Phated
4sss Skirt. 81 Wool
. Wine brown and green sizes a to 80
Maternity Dressss Second
M An aaa & .ss m.' % & D % wool and r.,on Jersey G.
"Veen Chesterfield collar AL With adjustable ""a
Evening star., 1944-01-20
I*!!sfe t9 Clearing C1emxg Vahes AW
Misses Goats, Third Floor

'""' ''" 'O' ''|\ ~
= xoo s m ss 1ess c. sss T so:n : s s Wool and camel hair classic w Bows
to
w ,s nss: s ss s sss s : s ss % s % % s a :as 's %
Misses ',ss
j.
$ : :: t.. i. /; taxi
e. :'::::: e::' 1s'@ ]:s ,. classic models
Fur 9
1ss, ses I $: ss rr s Coat. s $50 s, sS1 - black
as% "
% % '
::;; : :: f: - "'. . ..:.' %
%s":"' @;" E'':: z:% ,.. lined with Seal
Woman.
a'1s
Woman. WITH
@ :s % S s :' s s 3: s '' "' Blue ana fitted
E mwss:n: ems ;' Furs' Casual
g.: s; 81: FL: e.: % i + ': Il: e.: g.:
blue e~n :ns s s. s r % et % % with M % and wI collars = >. A.
~: s's r: ss % as s as s sss % & % % % WITH %
% , sss:n % % p. PURPLE ss % ' r 1, ap s"G s ' !, sseH collars
Suits 81. s' s*s:s S. 7s4 & 81 E!'s< st..s made with classic JACKIE.
's1sss vnc peat Pink or
JACKET Green in size H.
ssss s s' s:S Skirt: 5 'sss assa st s .
sss 1 % % s"s % as s % .'sa s :sss @ ,,s % s Z
"s SPUN ss % % evening" ss % ;; 1 ] s md ss
s , '; a:s % s & @ s % s s: s s % ss s s 5, s
:9'ss & sss Sizes rssrs ss s ss' ''''
. ~ 49, Misses Dresses. Second Floor
: :;:; ] d: :; 1: s' WOO. % 1.-TWO ''. % 's styles %
Mn. MIN % sssss pey ny red .na sM R 0sss mss % size. @ ~ - m ~ -
ees ;ss SD 1s. sssnon % and two styles
% rsan a lamb % sents @ brown green and
-Ms' .ss7s
s1 s s ca~m ON rsun su, s sess with So~p Misses
pink beige and ny Sizes epe ana '0n "ns in rose
-s.." :.s7s Dinner
s ssx SIS Ds. Inn, ID - @
% H. Il and so % crepe dresses wit" rhinestone and pea" trims
- Larger Womens Dresses. Second Floor
Wmens s1sss and
@ s s 1 RAyu ee. tailored and drw a
ns % blue blue .as ss y | s s. sySo % % wine and " Also
ore sss % asn and brown l0G & ~s s4 styles wit" tquaer
% ss% % virgin WOOL 1sx rabbit. hair:
s., Dinner @ % ps. % ;,a M 4s Lon. .d dinner a n ~
=. trim sizes 4sa. ~ WV ~ ~ " VIVA '"'oD
xis t ger momens *s Dresses ss
s.rs "omns '4a7s skirt
49, Girdles, Foundations, Second Floor
special. m AZ eamsn % % osn % ns oa' % S ue % % %
cd iss co.' @ % s @ ss = soa sas M Madame as aed Irene Is c ~ -
3sos .as ~ for % % : sns ss @ a s panty "rd' " 81
Cloves, Street Floor
ca pn-:iss sm Nit. in Black
ns ns-. 70 - Gsw. cskns neda
Evening star., 1944-01-20

Junior Deb Dresse Fourth
and pastel Sizes ITO
II
Size o
Topi ecoedr
two SIt flower
o
Budget Dresses Fourth Floor
ed
brow lies 2to2O
ssy tailored included
drexyr
Junior Budget Dresses Fourth Floor
Juni
content
A a ito
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-20

ape. ~. rm. suite, ex. eond. SIS.
BERNEY's. 1875 JOS. CAMPAU
ALI. NEW KURHITuRE-nE LUXE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-20

A sALE on 20 chests % drawers, Sli.
BERNEY's. 1875 JOS. CAMPAU
A VALUE. exi7 Administer rugs
Good patterns. RepoNs SIS. Mitchell
Furniture Co. 5000 Graiios.
A WASHING machine. used. Included
with purchase Of living roam or bed-
room outht. North Furniture. s04
woodward. Open Ewes. TIL 3; sun
day, ia. H5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-20
BERT BAKER
Northlawn 5000

SPOT CASH
OPEN NIGHTS
BIG LOT
Grand River at Livernois
BETTER prices paid for your car
running. wrecked or with cracked
motors rY s-722l. Res. La s527.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-20

4 RAILROAD Savage Corr.
linolsum. varnish. furniture. lamps.
pictures. mirrors. mattresses, springs
easy tefms. s4o5-7s Grstiot.
| RIOS CLEANED. USED
sxi2. sxl0. 6xs. ss.s5 up. 200 throw
rugc. runners, Center Carpet 1927
Woodward. TO s-st<t. Ewes. TN ..
RUGS - Used, CLEANED. all sizes.
sx12. iixi3, ts.s5 up; stair runners,
75e yd. up: throws. AMERICAN CAR
PET CHS. ss3s Oakland. MA 1919.
RUG FREE-9xi2 with new living
room outnt: spring construction, SOS ;
terms. North Furniture. sOf3 Wood
ward At clsirmount, Evenings til 3.
RUGS ALL CLEANED
exl2. sxlO, 6xs, 1926 UP
s0<3 Woodward. op. evenings I'LL ..
RUGS, yx1o, s-is.e, izxl5, i.3xi2.
others today. 2s4s Twelfth 81.
SPECIAL i0-pc. living room. sTs. s5.
Ruby's. 1900 East Grand blvd.
wANTEDi Rsiiabls party to take
over balance due on beautiful 3
save equity OF SOS. Open Q TO D.
spitx. 1888 0ratiot. AZ Baldwin.
WASHING machine and refrigerator.
used, included with purchase OF !.
4 or rooms OF furniture: chest OF
ali siIss. New York Warehouse,
1870 Livernos. UN +-oi32.
3 Complete Rooms, $129
All new living room. bedroom.
kitchen furniture Including rugs.
tables. lamps. dishes. Terms. ~
Kay Furn., 1920 Michigan
5-PIEcE single bedroom suite. suit
able for young girl. s72S Calvert.
TY s-2oi7.
2-Pc. ~. rm. suite. en-. cond. SIS.
BERNEY'e. I2l6G JOS CAAPAU
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-20


AT MARTIN FURNITURE-MahoE
any bedroom sets with twin beds.
sliS Bed spring and mattress com
plste S29.sa. 674T MICHIGAN.
AT MARTIN FURNITuRE-stee
baby carriages low as slb.s5, comp.
Juvenile dept. 6747 MICHIGAN.
BED OUTFIT, COMPLETE. sis 80.
ALL STEEL. ON CASTERS.
Mars. 2iGs5 Grand River (Redford).
1880 Harper s05i w. JEFF. twelnl,
BEDROOM suite. 3-pc., $40. SAVE.
i4iss Grauot. mr.. Mile.
BRAND new sxI2 genuine Administer
rugs, good patterns. $40. Mitchell
Furniture Co. 5000 Gratiot.
CARPET rugs, all wool. Center Car
pet 1927 Woodward. TO s-s4t<.
DO you need washing machine
We will show you how To buy Q
brand new postwar machine. Open
8 10 o. spitK. 1865 Cratiot. at
Baldwin
FOR sALE-Gas range and washing
machine. TR 2-f756.
FULL coil innerspring mattress,
s2s. 81. Cook Furn-. 270o Grstiot
HOLLYWOOD beds. complete. y34.
SAVE. 1852 Gratiot. mr.. Mile kd.
INNERsPRINo mattresses. All siIss.
a coiors; guaranteed: x29. SAVE.
iiiss Gratiot. nr. Mile.
INNERsPRING mattress. prswar DOE
springs. match. S27.95. 3l2S Grauot-
INNERsPRING mattresses. any size.
Samples. SIT. Mitchell. 5000 Grstiot.
LIVING RM. quite. 2-pc.. $50. SAVE.
N.H
LIVING room suite. 2.piece for sails
cheap. 3076 Williams.
LOUNGE chair and Ottoman. SO.
SAVE. 1889 Grstiot. mr.. Mile.
MAPLE double bed. complete: prac-
ticAlly new $50. 1s27s Woodinsham
Drive.
Innerspring: any
size. Samples, SIT. Mitchell Fur
niture Co. 1000 Oratlot.
NEW electric@ refrigerators with
WPB o. X. Open 2 10 3. spitE, 1898
CrAtiot. at Baldwin.
NEW furniture: trade your piano.
City Music. 1912 Mack. Open ewes.
METAL BEDS, 1895: coil springs.
s. g5, cotton mattress. xse5. New
York Warehouse, 1910 Livsrnois.
NEW innsrspring aattreases. U. 8.
Bedding Co, 4540 Maybury Grand.
PREWAR gas stoves just arrived
All metal All porcelain. Insulated.
open 8 90 3. spitz. 1855 orstot.
nj BALDWIN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-20
COmmOnwfAIIH ' g.. .

PAY off old bills for doctor. denial,., y,
hospital: stock up coal supply. make,
necessary repairs. Borrow up TO $500,
quickly. Peoples State Loan. i42ff.
Gratiot at 7-Mile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-20
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS


A JUKE BOX for your recreation
room and summer cottage. slls. so.
These Instruments have been recon
ditioned and will give you many en-
tertafning hours. Oct one TODAY ~
this astonishingly low price 30.day
free guarantee BRILLIANT MUSIC
CO.. +e0e Cas-
THREE apartment sine uprights
must be sold at once. terms. brand
new guarantees. Open Sundays, 20
5 D. m. and daily. DISTRIBUTORS
WAREHOUSE. 10 East Vernon.
WE WILL purchase your used band
instruments Tor cash. we will pay you
highest cash price for any OF the fol-
lowing Instruments: Trumpets. ssxo-
phones. comets. trombones. tenor
saxophones. elarinets, marimbas.
drums or accordions. Call Mr.
calambatto. RA 1850. or bring your
Instruments In for immediate deal.
WURLITZER
1909 Broadway Open evenings.
RADIOS AND SUPPLIES
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-16
MRS. EMMA Eta SMITH

Mrs. Emma Eta Smith, one of
Trenton's oldest living residents,
died at her home, 22l8 Riverside
Drive. Wednesday morning, after a
weeks illness.
Mrs. Smith who was Sc years old
was born in Trenton, September Is,
1858, AM was prominent in social
affairs of the community. Until last
year she served as superintendent
of the Sunday School of st. Thomas
Episcopal church.
Services will De held at 2 pm.
Friday at the Ridge funeral home
with the Rev. Lawrence Midworth,
former rector of st. Thomas church,
and the Rev. Thomas Rhodda,
present rector, officiating. Burial
will be in Bloomdale cemetery
Mrs. Smith is survived by a
daughter. Mrs. Fred Affholter.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-16
EVA SCHWARM

Eva Schwarm, SO years old, died
at the Wyandotte General hospital,
November Is.
She was born in Monroe county
and made her home at $50 Philip,
Detroit, at the time of her death.
The remains were shipped to new
Philadelphia, Ohio, November IL
for service and burial. Interment
was at Maple Grove cemetery, New
Philadelphia.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.
Kenneth Matthias, Detroit; two sis
tiers, Mrs. Donald Johnson, Wyan-
dotte: Mrs. Wherry Mcconnell of
New Philadelphia; a brother, Rich
ard Knapp, Canton, Ohio.
Arrangements were in charge of
the H. r. Thon company funeral
home.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-16

Choose the Autograph Hound"
the winsome fawn or dashing cir
Gus horse All have softly stuffed
bodies covered with washable
material. Their expressions are
cute and loVable.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-16
ASSORTED
STUFFED ANIMALS

50 softly stuffed - such sweet pets.
Select either the scottie, elephant
horse or lamb for some one in the
cradle set Washable material covers
the soft bodies.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-16

20, who died Saturday at her home,
2245 Vinewood, following an Illness.
Born in Wyandotte on July q,
1924, she attended ST. Joseph and
Roosevelt high school At the time
Of her death she was employed at
the Wyandotte Chemical corpora
ton.
She is survived by her parents,
Mr.. and MRS. Stephen Martin; two
brothers. Sgt. Howard, ChildreSS,
Texas; Cpl. Donald, France; sis
ter. Mrs. Thornton Rose. Wyandotte.
Services we're conducted at 8 am.
at st. Joseph church. Wednesday
with the Rev. George officiating.
Interment was at Michigan Memo
rial cemetery Arrangements were in
charge of the H F. Thon company
funeral home.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-16
WALTER JOHN YOUNG

Services were held at pm. this
afternoon at the Ridge funeral
home, Trenton, for Walter John
Young who died November Is at his
home. 1903 Kentucky avenue. De-
troit.
Masonic rites were conducted at
the Oak Ridge cemetery. Mr.. Young
was a member OF Oriental lodge
2040, F & A NJ and Scottish Rites
Bodies, Detroit.
Survivors include his wife, Ruth;
a daughter, Norma; three BROTH
erS. Dave. Arthur. of Elkton. and
William of Saginaw; two sisters,
Mrs. Walter Harvey, Pontiac; Mrs.
Irwin Stoffler. Elkton.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-16
CHARLES BIGLER

Charles Bigler, "a years old, re-
tired merchant, died at the Wyan-
dotte General hospital, November
Is.
A lifelong resident of Wyandotte,
he made his home at l65 Oak street.
He operated grocery and butcher
shop for so years before retiring
from business. Mr.. Bigler was a
member Of the Holy Name Society
of st. Joseph church.
Funeral services were held at $50
am. yesterday from the H. F. Thon
company funeral home and at 10
am. at st. Joseph church. Burial
was in Mt Carmel cemetery
Surviving are a son. George. an
sister, Sister M. Camilla of Kali
Michigan.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1944-11-16
CONRAD FRANK

Conrad Frank. 65 years old died
Tuesday at his home, D264 S. HUI
ron River drive. Flat Rock
He was born in Germany in 1869
and had resided in Flat Rock for
several years.
Surviving are his wife, Augusta
Mary; five daughters. Mrs. George
Reno, Detroit; Mrs Edward Horen,
Flat Rock; Mrs Conrad Connant,
Trenton; and twelve grandchildren.
Services will be held from the
Ridge funeral home. Saturday at
pm. with the Rev Thomas Rhodda
Burial will be in Bloom
dale cemetery.