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Evening star., 1945-08-12
Big Decrease Reported
In Crude Oil Stocks

The Bureau of Mines reported
that stocks of domestic and foreign
crude petroleum totaled 215 1882 900
barrels on August 4, net decrease
of 3,123,000 barrels from a week
earlier. Domestic crude decreased
1882 900 barrels; foreign crude in
| creased 1000.
Evening star., 1945-08-12
MONEY 10 LOAN.

MONEY ON SECOND TRUsT-We viii
buy second-trust notes, o c. nearby Md
u RsssoRass EsnsN sssss cokP ShIohi si5
AVA avs s,S ~ Tp,,sa sat,ons s%ss ssss ron.
courteous rouEns segycs copsSlt e pef1Se boz.
EFKsT MENT cS n srNn sl7 9sh s. pTtS ny pI $50
ssnAvM shls Mr.; POOLE, RE; 1888: ..,
action, reasonable rates; nearby Nd, Va
or D. c: property THE AMERICAN CO.
sALARIED LxDIES@If you need money
see Mr.. Green (strictly contidential), 10l4
st: NV. NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
service. MOORE & HILL CO.. s04 nth
st. NV.
Evening star., 1945-08-12
MONEY WANTED.

FOR SALE-Several second deed Of trust
notes on colored owner-occupied homes;
reasonable discounts. RELIANCE REALTY
CO; GSs gll 9Th St nws d 1881: 15s
NV. property, so interest; by excellen.
party Call MR. JOHNSON EN- 1900 -
Evening star., 1945-08-12
ACREAGE WANTED.

WANTED acres cleared ground, near
utilities. within 10 miles Washington. Box
75-G, Star. 13a
10 A.. at least " clear; paved road: near
Fairfax. Oakton, Vienna or MCLEAN: UP to
$500 per acre. RE. 3404, Ext. 507.
10 TO 200 ACRES, Fairfax County: pay
cash. Falls Church Sl2-W-I.
Evening star., 1945-08-12
FARMS WANTED.

PERMANENT Navy employe desires to
lease, with option to buy, small farm
or house with some acreage within a
30-mile radius Of the White House. Will
consider buying your furniture, stock,
crops. etc. Boy 62-G, Star.
Evening star., 1945-08-12
GARAGES WANTED.

ARMY OFFICER desires garage by month
lor coupe; near Belt I'd. and Both st. NV
3 TO 6 CAR GARAGE wanted for repai,
work. Phone Mr.. SMITH, GE. 0I94
Evening star., 1945-08-12
Todoy's Wor Story
BY THOMAS r. HENRY,
Star Staff Cnrresnnndent

BUDAPEST, Aug. 11.-This prob
ably is the gayest and most fantastic
city of Europe.
Large areas are In ruins. Next to
Stalingrad. Budapest probably was
the most desperately defended city
of the war. The siege started Christ
mas Day. The Russians entered the
city February 10. The Germans
crossed the Danube to the hills above
Buda, on the west bank Of the
Danube, and shelled the Russians
holding Pest.
Buda is a shamble like Cologne
and Berlin. The 300-room palace
built for. Maria Theresa is a COM
plete ruin. The fine hotels along the
Danube on the Pest side are empty
and roofless shells. Dead are still
in ruins and theodor of the unburied
pervades both towns on hot days.
In spite of the ruin, strange,
wild life pervades Budapest, most
apparent in the shopping center of
Pest. There. windowless stores are
piled high with silks, diamonds,
rubies and furs. I spent the day on
a shopping spree buying fur coat
for SIS, silk dress for 81, a ruby
ring with the stone set in small dia-
monds for $18 and the finest of
leather bags for SIS. Supplies are
abundant. The owners are wild to
sell and the buyers wild to buy The
counters are piled high with money.
The bars and night clubs are open,
the street cars are running and there
is music everywhere.
There is no rationing, and price
control only on a few food articles,
and that is mostly dead-letter.
Whence all this abundance in a
city nearly destroyed and looted
by two armies? The retreating
German and Hungarian armies
looted. The Russians looted, as any
army loots.
The explanation apparently is
that vast stores of merchandise
were buried or successfully hidden.
Restored order brought them out.
Fresh supplies appear daily, even
hourly. The prices are due to in
f1ation. When Gen. William S. Key
and the United States military con-
troll delegation entered the city
three months ago they found the
Hungarian pengo, normally 5 to a
dollar, 3l6 to a dollar and prices
Evening star., 1945-08-12
FARMS FOR RENT

LARGO, MD.-60-acre tobacco farm with
good tenant house. large barn: lust re-
paired. and hne tobacco land. J. RIDLEY
Md Phone Hyattsyille 5OS6
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FARMS PoR sALG.

ASsfs Y ss sssess 3 S. s.ra e. osssi Me- ssSe gs
esnnoi % nnish; ,4,SSS nSSss ..rm: saas;
Y HOME AND rAsM stock
M ah This Vsrs ns q Sffa 30 sSo
ssS sss sS s Acres ops
snd in hSh aa1ss ss o Of ssn % acrss m
cattle. @ ' horses al and Aa mules; les several srtssisn
wells on property. Home-nrst foor. six
rooms. second ioor, four rooms attic
home, @ WITH with several e ate tenant an houses located
5LsoE J;rrI1js x9UNo
a0s-AcRE FARM near Colonial Beach, Va
10Y acres In timber and 100 acres under
snittyation with 7.room house and out
I''s SosSS Hs5s 'ess
32o5 North Washington blvd. Chestnut
ATTRACTIVE sO.ACRE PLACE. in nearby
dontgomeIy County; fertile s;roundi, d, thor thor
firepsess' ss screensd porches; dWeilns cen:
ter-hall type; living. rm.. library and
dining rm., lavatory, pantry, kitchen and
| 81, floor; A bedrms., 2 baths and porch on
s$S WIN exchange * for wsll,losatsa 5onss Cd
business property as Fart payment. Box
iss5 T. REAL ZEAL ESTATE catalogue, giving
County selected farms and and homes, write
Realtor Quarryville. Pa.
HOWARD COUNTY, MD.-107 a.; Z rms,
bath; elec.. furnace; tenant house: 1S-cow
dairy; silo ] 1.000-capacity hennery; brooder
houses; fine land; stream 80 miles Wash;
hard rd.: $4,000 cash. bal. arranged.
Carroll County. Md.-80 a.; S-rm. brick
house; 40x60. bank barn; 2 corn cribs; 5
hog pens: chicken house; tool shed; good
land; mile hard rd.;, elec. and phone
available; $4,000 down, bal. easy.
"A farm for most every purse and pur-
pose" KITCHEN AGENCY, Professional
Bldg, BALTIC. l, Md.
WALDORF, MD, committing distance about
22 mi. from D. C.--259 a., 100 cultivated
excellent 2-story, s-rm. and bath house
electricity and phone; good shade: orchard;
z. large barns, stable, courthouse. other
bldgs., all good condition. and a going
farm; price, $4,000; equipment and stock
90 a., on State road; 2-story home; COW
barn, tobacco barn. garage other hldgs.:
orchard; excellent for retirement, with in
come, and priced to sell, $4,000: terms.
170, a. near river; 115 clear. 10-rm
bungalow; electricity; barns: stable; stock
and full equipment included In price Of
S16,500. SOUTHERN MARYLAND REAL
TY, La Plata 30S1; in Washington. GE
6l92.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Cont. }

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Cont.
MERCURY 1910 4-door, sedan; good tires;
si,0Ss KENYON MOTORS Georgia ave.
das as ks9yGe s RA 0Ss2 sss ewes and
oLDsMoBnE 1889 sedan; 4-door,. auto
needs clutch s645; oPA ceiling, s7ss.5o,
Of oEDsMSBILE s5 sedan; heater; ter clean clean in!sEs- m
si, i fs5 fS! ssan % z.as
: 81, x,d94 7dISi Ext osS Ssos4. e No sS25. f.
Tis PIYMoETA M fSs ie4o de luxe lux aodo 4door sedan:
terms. ACME MOTORS 1881 Bladens-
PLYMOUTH 1885 4-dr sedan; as is sae5.
within in OPA ceiling. Falls Ch. 24OS-J
before pm. Sunday, After pm. week
PLYMOUTH 1898 4-dr. sedan; r. and h.;
S465, within oPA ceiling; private party,
R1lS4 PIYMot4H 5t4g 1895 coupe. $500. 100 U st.
PLYMOUTH 1887 4-door; radio. heater,
fSSS fFSSrse se af5sF 6smond5 a "a tasiosb asSa with
PUc sompfsely Sp 9yerhagsd s.ng brand and
PONTIAC 1910 4-door sedan: radio. heat.
er; below OPA ceiling. S9l6: trade ane
terms. ACME MOTORS, 252l Bladens-
ssTuFDiEBAKER 1887 Dictator 4-door sedan
sigfS fikhs P5sf saa sedan WA ss
ssSsG5. With oPA ceiling. '. TREscoTT
sfuDEBIREk sfH MNSSlsf qqis4o Commander club Sc.
new grade-l tires; oPA ceiling, $3.50
TaxleAB rs s' WITH III, Pgc. 1910 plymouth good
TiaSsGSBs foR G k11en 5Sss pymdsshs s
fTAXffecAiBs. ffc isOe eis42 chrysler New Yorker
at s'1 III II % Van Bulen rem n'W % to % ii pe IN.
faadsy faxeAss ss' AND sSo rfc &C. reasonably priced
TAXI. PUc, chrysler 1910 royal, new
motor, perfect condition. TIE: 262s:
is5s, IN soed condition cheap for eaics
coGE1 "a as. .s'a. ssSa mssaaSss sss Sss
dsga ~ u1asE SsA asln 's'ns See Mon
taxisabs with, Pgc license, for sale, Tea,
&IaI rRaDE s4o oe cnevPeiet Gei master aad
for 1887 or 1855 light sedan, good CON
PARKWAY SPECIALS
'37 Packard convertible sedan - S S3s
40 Cadillac 7-pass. limousine 2,99s
~ Chevrolet 4-door - 1906
'3S Lincoln-Zephyr 4-door --- 90t
! '36 Packard conv. coupe ------- 65s
| '36 Cadillac 4-door - 95(
| SO Packard 4-door ------ 63t
| '36 Pontiac 4-door - 42(
| 80 Cadillac 7-pass S9s
/ % Ford. Model A Tudor - 19s
Cars within oPA cefline price. PARKWAY
3O51 NJ st. NV MI. 0ls5.
COMPARE THESE CARS; A fine selection
! of late models. Will sell with or withou
trade. OPA ceiling prices and some below
AZ PONTIAC Chieftaia sedan. r. and h.
81 ASS
40 studebaker Champion cdr, sed,, h,
S1.110.
Al Lincoln Zephyr custom sedan, r. ane
Al studebak.r Commander sedan. r ans
h., S1.21S.
and h, S1,446
Al Nash 4-dr. S-cyl. sed., h.. S1,315.
40 Packard super sedan, r. and b., 1905
40 De Soto .4-dr sedan, r. and h.. S1,o0S
80 Olds 4-dr. sedan, auto. trans, r. anc
h.. S936.
Many others to choose from. HYATTS-
! WILLIE BUICK CO., WA, 4lll,
Evening star., 1945-08-12

2la MI OF WATER FRONT, fne beaches,
ducking, fishing, Grabbing; 162 a., all till
able; S-rm. master house, 4 tenant houses,
peninsula, water on 8 sides: has rich Land
growing cigarette tobacco and general
crops: a sportsman's paradise, which Yields
ranged.
90 a.. 1,s0o-ft. shqreline. good farm
house, barns; excellent hunting and
water sports, fine land and ready to go;
price. $4,000. terms. SOUTHERN MARY
LAND REALTY. La Plata 30S1: in Wash
ington, GE. 6192
Evening star., 1945-08-12
TRAlLERS WANTED.

BAGGAGE TRAILER, also horse OF small
well-built house trailer: cash or trade for
32x6 heavy duty truck tires. UN. 1865. !
Evening star., 1945-08-12
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

HAVE OUT.OF- TOWN CLIENT with $40
000. in cash who would like to purchase
equity in apartment house in Northwest
Washington. TYLER RUTHERFORD,
INC. 1925 H st. NV. RE 5245
$25O,O00 CASH AVAILABLE by reliable in
vestor for downtown business property, Call
HARRY / FRIEDMAN. MA 2R4i
Evening star., 1945-08-12

VERY FERTILE 4s5-acre livestock farm
bordered BY nice mountain stream; g.
room brick house, elec., 2 tenant houses,
barns, silo equipment, crops, livestock
$4,000.
Old Colonial stone house farm on high
way, 213 acres, farm buildings, cleo, bath
$4,000.
Many other excellent farms at prewaI
prices. Let US prove this. PRESTON M
BROWNING, Culpeper, Va
Evening star., 1945-08-12

q home on the water
} miles from city. Give
location. Box 173-E,
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
Boxer Faces
Hooper Quiz
By JAMES MELTON

JACKSON, April 26-Special
Prosecutor Kim Sigler arrived
from Lansing today to question
Sammy Chivas, 80. former welter-
weight champion of Michigan and
one-time boxer for Jack Dempsey.
the sixth person so far arrested
for questioning in the murder OF
State Senator Warren G.. Hooper
Sigler, who completed another
graft conspiracy trial yesterday,
went into immediate conference
with Investigators 10 familiarize
himself with the latest develop
ments and 10 review other evil
dence.
I'm not yet sure whether
there will be murder warrants"
he said.
Chivas. who lives in Detroit at
2420 81. Aubln. was arrested there
yesterday by homicide Detectives
Arthur Glover and Larry Sheehy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27

PARIS, April 26 (UP)-Both
American editors and legislators
who visited the Buchenwald con-
centration camp have asked the
army to let them see more evil
.dence Of Nazi atrocities before
they report TO America.
The editors said they could not
form full opinions after the army
whisked them through Buchen-
wald in a tour lasting less than
an hour and a half.
Rep. Short CD Of Missouri
said the sights at Buchenwald
were horrible" "
The 1S newspaper and magazine
editors visited Buchenwald yes
terday. Many said their visit was
too brief.
Walter Stone Of Scripps-How-
ard newspapers. said he was not
shown anything like the news
paper accounts led me 10 believe.
II was too sketchy TO form con-
crete opinions.
NJ f.. Walter. managing editor
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
Fraud Innocence
Verdict Refused

Federal Court Judge Ernest A.
O'Brien today denied a defense
motion for a directed verdict of
not guilty in the case of Ross d.
Pulford. certified public account
ant, who is charged with conspir-
acy 10 defraud the government in
connections with false claims
filed with the army air forces re-
negotiation board
The defense contended that the
government. which rested its case
Yesterday, failed 10 prove fraud
against the defendant who worked
for the Affiliated Engineering Co.
and who lives at 1306l Maiden.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
Editors Disappointed
On RuchenWaId Visit

of the Houston (Tex) Chronicle,
said:
81 was impressed chiefly by
how dirty this camp was"
Beverly Smith. OF American
Magazine. after interviewing sew.
eral children in a smelly ward
building. said: I
"They got practically no
meat"
United Press Correspondent
Robert Meyer, who accompanied
the group on its visit, said the
murder factory had been cleaned
up considerably before the editors
arrived.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
Volunteers Plentiful
In Liquor Experiment

PORTLAND. Ore. April 26
CUP)-Volunteers were dime a
dozen today for the role Of human
guinea pigs in an experiment at
the University of Oregon
The medical school plans 70
study the effect Of liquor on the
human system. and the Oregon
LIQUOR commission is going 10 set
up free drinks for those willing
10 give themselves to science.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
Plan Memorial Project

y CARLETON. April 26-A Joint
village, Ash Township commission
has been named to secure plans
and specifications of a memorial
building to be located on a lot
donated for such purpose IN the
village of Carleton.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
Party TO Honor Starr

Detroit Alumni Of the Starr
Commonwealth for Boys will cele-
brate the birthday of Floyd Starr
founder and president Of the Com
monwealth. at a meeting at &
p. m. Tuesday in the ballroom
Of the Granwood Hotel, lS w
Grand
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
Safeguard Put
In Housing Bill

LANSING. April 26-Approval
by three -ffths of the home owners
in "blighted" areas before Detroit
could condemn their property for
Stun clearance was stipulated to-
day in a housing bill returned 10
the Senate for sanction.
This and another protection
that suitable and adequate substl-
tute housing be provided for those
forced 10 lease their homes-were
written into the bill last night IN
the House.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
Michigan Companies
Share Range Output

or the 57s16 additional domes-
tic electric ranges 10 be built this
year. 1916 will be produced IN
Michigan, WPB announced today
The Alb Stoves, Inc, of Battle
Creek will produce $4,000 and the
Gibson Refrigerator Co. Of Green
Vile the remainder. Only two
thirds of the output Will be avail
able To institutions and individual
consumers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27

739 RAYON KNIT SLIPS, PAkTlES
and BRIEFS ..... s5e 10 S3.3S
n PIECES RAYOk JERSEY
COATS, n Aorsl prl7ts............
............ s6.s5 snd SIoeS
3 PIECES pART.WOOl UNION
SUITS m sr0a sizes, S7.35sno S3.3S
KNIT LINGERIE
TtFTH-Wo0DNAR D
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
Teen-High Shop

los DRESSES in wool. woodland
rsyor, ard rsyon. $3.50 70 sl3.s9
81 All-WOOL SWEATERS. Iono-
sssved bory style, sI.ss and $4.ss
~ SKIRTS ard JUMPERS. ......
.................S759 snd S4.5s
rEEN-HIeH SHOP
FOURTH Flo0R-wooowAR
SECTION
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
GARDEN FROCK
SHOP

81 COVeRAtt APRONS -. sse
745 DRESSES in rsyon, wool or cot-
tor. Misses end hsli sizes including
Hops ResdS.-6stty Hartford,
Blanche Am end hyos''e ......
..S.''.'''.'.'''''''4'oe' ''4'oe 20 $3.50
GARDEN Fpock sHop
FIFrH FLooR-FARMER-s q
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
BEDDING
DEPARTMENT

~ ATWOOD BLANKETS. Ss.9S
81 TAILORED, printed Sum ner
bsosnreaos in rose or blue. Ss.9s
"a ALL.WOOl filed cotton sstesn
covered corfortss ........Slo.es
l3s COTTON chenille bsdspresos
..................s79s - SIs.sS
~ COTTON chenilis bsdsprssos
ir tu1r bed size only..,..S.95
IaIRo-sRLNp INTERSECTION A
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
GIRLS,
ACCESSORIES

$40 pairs ANklETS in cotton so5
-co.-orrsrd wool. 79e 10 +se
l39 CIRCLES snd PANTY CIR
DIES in rsyon knit end cotton-end.
rsYon ...............T9 % 33.27
533 pieces NOVELTY LAPEL PINS
and NECKLACES 29e 70 s3.29
~ GIRLS BAGS in lss'hsr snd
i.orics resembling leather -.
..................ise 70 $3.50
JeWeiyy s-l Bags blEi 20co Fed. Tax
GIRLS ACCESSORIES
FOURTH flooR-6RAho hiVER
SECTION
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
398 MISSES
DRESSES
'j.8j '6.8j 1885

Smart group FOR mmedafs wear including wool suit
types, piece woods. printed royon Jerseys and reyon
crepes pastel wooI-aodrayoos and oe-piecs pastel
rayon erepes. Wide range Of colors included.
,ura rLoos-vAssus sraIIr-sIcr,os
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27

34q PIECES SCARFS sod DOllIES
............ 6qe - s3.ss
ISL Embroidered BRIDGE SETS.
....................sl.3s esch
~ n,n ,,r, .rry,nu
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
WOOLEN
FABR les

34l REMNANTS oi sii.wooi .nd
~oof.n mixtures. Lengths 81 -
30 yaros in weiahts sJ'soIs ior
toppers. coats sHris. iacssn ard
oreyes. lrciu1ss ~eAyes ard SHADES
tn.+ ere i.Voeites 81 ne ,essor;
pans. novelty pIaios snd checks
...... 79e 20 sl39s sscn
~..... .r1x,n.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27

is Shower curtains in . variety ~
colo, ard patterns in ws'sr-rspsl-
lent end waterproof mstsriss =.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
Lingerie

RAYON GOWNS, S7.ss - S9.ss
II COTTON SHORTle pAJAhAS
..s.t.......t -4....t... sA''o
y RAYON SLIPS SI.3s 70 Ss.)s
Q RAYON pAJAhAS. sse - Ss.ss
81 Co%Tsrd-GOWk SHEER en-
SENBLES. tns eo~'s. H.ss, ros
Cost ................ S4.e9
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
Boys Apparel

u BOYS SANDY ROSS" LONG.
TROUseR SUITS Of sturdy wool
ohsviots. In tho populsr single
brssstsd. thres-button style. Broke,
SIZES, 8 70 u yeen. eech. .Sl3.9S
~ JUNIOR BOYS WOOL COAT
SWEATERS. In solid color tsn. blue
ard red. For school and play. I,
SIZES 1 70 z years. each :. SI.7S
4se JUNIOR BOYS BASQUE
SHIRTS OF knitted cotton in color
fol, circular stripes. Hsvs round
nscs and shot sleeves. Sizes 8 70
"a years. tseh. ......... .4se
n BOYS ANDY ROSS"
kNlCkER SUITS Of dUr.bIe all
wool eheNots. In the smart single
breasted. thrss-button style. Suin
thst ere Known for their qusIity.
Sizes l3 and - years. Each. $s.9s
81 BOYS SPORTS HATS OF cot
ton esberdine or poplio. porkpis
style. In broken Sizes. Each .7se
IS BOYS' ROsES Of woodland
rsyon fabrics in gay. oolorful
pisds. trcsllsnf for Summer-cemp
wear. Broken Sizes, II 10 Is.
6ech ............... $4Jy
~ BOYS SlACkS OF sturdy wool.
sod-rsyon fabrics. In regular and
husky models. ldssI tor school sod
nlsv. bsch Sj79
10 BOYS HEAVYWEIGHT JACK.
eTS snd MACklNAWS. In broken
sizes. eacn .................A.7s
HUosos's sovS sroRr
SECOND Fto0R-FARMEA
SECTIONS o AND c
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
PAINT and
WALLPAPER

II cans of paint. enamel. end semi.
gloss finishes. ..ioe TO S@.ss
l77 Paint brushes. =. .7se TO sss
~ Bundles of wallpaper in . good
sssortment Of eolos suitsbls Tor
living rooms. dining rooms. bed
rooms and halls. .... see 10 $3.4s
81 Rolls OF rssdy-pssfsd wallpaper
in approximately 20 different ps+-
terms .sse 10 $I.Is
rFaru-rARnrR-s n
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27

Price, ubjeet 10 SO ISic5 fG1.
Tbs Is on fbe base bricc Only,
rof including any Federd tsS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
TOYS

~ Soft, cuddly bears with anus
ins "9oo-goo" eyes. ........$l.Is
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27

rHIRp-6RAso INTERSECTION p
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27

WONlEN'S
GLOVES
474 psir FABRIC GLOVES. syoo
erd cotton, in short erd long
leoa'hs. Write end bri7nt Spring
ooloo ineludsd .... sae 70 s7.es
SOL psi, PloSKlN. domestic o.pe-
SIN eod ooss.ir.iinishsd lsrbskin
gloves in liant end dark coIors.
plain snd novelty styles ........
..................Sl.95 70 $3.50
lss pairs BETTER LEATHER gloves
o. oosskin-fnished snbstir. t1.
skin end domestic cspeskin in liaht
erd dark colors s3.9s 70 sass
FIRST FLooR..wooowARp.stcrios G
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27

THIRo-FARMER-stcTIoN c
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
NEGLIGEES

LINGERIE SHop
FiFTH-Woo0 0WARo-SECTl0h z
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27

rINTH-FARMGR--sGcvioN I
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27

NE6Ii6EE SN0p
INSTRUMENTATION c
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-27
RLOISES.
SWEATERS
FOR MISSES
Junior Misses
APPAREL

G,.up ~ Wool Dresses So - $40
, Group ~ Dresses ir rsyon crepss.
r.yoo '.Hetas rayon Jersey prints.
i.Hofso e-d set .......N 81 70 SIT
Groun oi cnsctsd wool cu'f's.
lunosGack t~o-plecsrs ......Slo
Group rsvY wool pea isesefs $40
G'ouo ~ wool blazer scssts. small
SssS only ......A..........Sl o
Group ~ 1rsy WOO sn5.rsyon PIN
stripe outfits ..........$ $ll
FIFTH FlooR-woopwARp
SECTION
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-25
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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-25
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK

RICHMOND, Va, May 24.-R-
(USDA)-Hogs: $50. Market at
ceiling $14.85 flaD on good and
choice barrows and gifts 120-33O
lbs. up, 100-120 lbs. 1885. Good
sows under $50 lbs 1410; s50-5OO
lbs. 14.10; weights over 500 lbs.
1885. Good stays 11.85.
Cattle: choice steers 16.00-16. so;
good 15.00-15.50; medium 1900
1880; common 100000. Good
beef type cows 10.5o-11.50; good
dairy type 9.50-10:00; medium 7.50-
500; common 5.50-6. so: shelly kinds
lower. Good beef type heitcrs 1850
400; medium 100000; common
6.00-7.00. Good butcher bulls 1000
1880; medium 8.50-9.50; light COM
mon kinds 6.50-7.50.. Choice calves
1900; good 14.50-15.50 medium
IL. 50-13.50; common 100000.
Good to choice lambs 15.50-16.00.
Good sheep 5.00-70O.