davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-11


IT The living room the British
aaE ... BtoJy to big armchair.
- HIM into It. then crammed
himself beside him.
You see now" he demanded
a Geo1 thing we have tins biz
house. We have comp5uv already"
Ea.r4.a Was in the middle Of the
floor, SPRAYED beside Tex, her
arms in t-at hug about his qliy-
cling body. sure. NV friend"
"Do we have to 20 into tha.?"
9ue~.e3 Saenser loftily.
Now. nowla chastened Sandra.
Gets not quarrel over Brodv." She
save her voung charge a signi6-
cart glance. He is a friend of all
three. but the best friend to Belin-
ia. Don't I0rset that"
For q second the bows chin stuck
out. Then he looked ahead happily.
Bat tomorrow she has to be back
1T school," he said, so it will be
up to me to take care of our guest"
Belinda and Tex were engaged in
4 wild battle. Her CuDped fingers,
as weapons. brought laughablv fe-
rolious growls. She observed calm.
". without in~terrupting the game:
"NaVba III not 90 to school tomor-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-11

you will attract courtesy wherever
You may be.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-20
Stocks Show '
Mixed Trend

NEW YORK, April 19 NNS)-
A mixed. uncertain trend devel-
oped in the stock market today
when traders turned cautious
following yesterdays hig e r
prices.
Although volume ran at 300, 900
shares an hour, not much of i'm
portance was accomplished price
wise. The market opened strong
and active but turned sluggish
and quieter.
Many pivotal stocks lost early
gains and trailed small losses.
Steels managed TO hold firm
around Wednesdays close. In the
motor group Chrysler and C. NJ.
both drifted fractionally lower.
Most of the rails tilted down.
ward.
Utilities were quiet with the
exception of Engineers p. s.,
which zoomed up a half to 20h
Gains were predominant in chemi-
calls and foods. Consolidated
Vultee jumped a point. otherwise
aviations were featureless.
The bond market was dull and
firm. The Curb market was
mixed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-20
Report AIIstdte
Insurance Gain

Premium writings of the ALL
state Insurance companies, auto
mobile insurance subsidiaries of
Sears, Roebuck & Co., amounted
to So, ,9o2, SIC in 1914. as compared
to 81 ,348,169 in 1943, a gain of
81, ,554, ,447. This is the thirteenth
successive year Of increased pre-
MUM volume.
Calvin Fentress Jr., president
OF the Allstate, reported that the
assets of the company increased
S1.S77.644. or 17.8 per cent, to
S12, ABS, l66, and those of the ALI
state Fire Insurance Co. increased
$226, ,2o8, or S.4 per cent, to
S2.9l1, ,482.
The capital of the Allstate In
surance Co.'s 81 600, 1000 which,
with the surplus and voluntary
reserves OF 1858. $50. gives a
surplus for the protection of
policyholders of S4,659, ,78O. The
capital of the fire company is
$500, 900; surplus and voluntary
reserves S97l,7l8; surplus for
policyholders S1,27l,718.
Tax reserves of the combined
companies for taxes payable in
1945 amounted to S687. 7.0S2.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-20
Perro+ in Control

For years the old firm had
struggled along, manufacturing
sugar beet machinery and
hrlck.making equipment--but
=aantiaiill -i1lie-Stfteeic eic-heeame
weaker. Old men. old thinking
and old equipment were too
much Of a handicap in this
modern world.
Then a young, up-and-coming
attorney, David Perrot, gained
control. To lend an aura Of sta
bility, Pefrot prevailed on his
father-in.laW. Roy ResSegule. TO
accept the presidency and him
self became vice president--and
spark plug.
Big, slow-moving but quick
thinking. Clarence Ahlborn was
moved in as general manager
and Perrot started looking
around for a sales manager.
He reasoned that a company
which had done an outstanding
job of selling in the auto indus
try should be fertile place 10
start, so he lured Larry Red
ford away from Chrysler Cor
DOratlon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-20
New Products

Another new product is de-
watering" machinery-great r.
foot high machines which
extract all Of the liquid from
sugar beets, sugar cane, toma-
toes and other vegetables. II
shows great promise and is
J. and c. development.
When Perrot went into the
army it seemed like tough
blow TO the company, but the
organization had been set up
and functioned like a we'll
oiled machine. He has just
been given hts release after
serving in France as a captain,
and at J. and c. every one is
happy.
Walking through the plant
Go organized got a real
kick out OF the way every one
from the local president down
to -t+rr swcrpCrs Cafted out Ill,
Dave % And the company's
plans for its employeS-some
not yet announced supply the
reason
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-20
Hires Experts

Since the war. Larry had
been working on personnel but
welcomed the chance 10 move
10 Saginaw and start from
scratch in a new field.
The company has been turn
ing out big castings for the war
effort, but Just before the war
had entered the heating equip
ment field. Realizing that they
would have TO have a top prod
uct TO compete, Dave Perrot
pulled a ten strike when he
lined up Prof. Miller of Michi-
gan State College as a consult
ant. Miller is rated as one Of
the top men in the field inter-
nationally.
Today Jackson and ChurchS
line of gas, oil and coal-hred
furnaces is as modern as to-
morrow-and further improve
ments are in the offing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-20
Distances Great

Coming back TO Willow Run
again, one of the drawbacks TO
locating other manufacturing
there. is the distances the work.
ers must travel daily. Ford
figures show the average
worker in the bomber plant now
travels 50 miles a day.
1t is recalled that most of the
trouble the company had in get
ting workers TO staff the plant
was the distances the workers
had to travel. Many preferred
to keep lower rated jobs at the
Rouge or Lincoln plants, rather
than take a job at Willow Run.
Even the express highways
didn't solve that. But perna-
nent housing projects around
the beautiful, modern buildings
that comprise Willow Run
might lure workers there after
the war.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-20
Aid Other Industries

While the automobile industry
is the-ftfSt- large indtiStry-to to
win WPB'S earnest attention on
reConverSion and has gotten
high civilian ratings for prelim-
mary work, it will not be the
only one TO get this considera-
tioh..Hehry P. Nelson, chairman
j. A, Krug'S aide here. pointed
out. The same type of assist
anCe will be given all other
industries, he said, judged by
the same criterion.
Nelson yesterday pointed out
to press conference that the
reason the auto industry was
picked out first was that it
offered the largest concentrated
m p IN n I in the nation.
Which means it will be the first
10 get the green signal, after
We Day.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-20
A 90
Auto
Graph
Willow Run May Close
Earlier Than August
BY SILER FREEMAN

Look for Willow Run to finish
bomber production earlier than
August, although the official
announcement said il would be
wound up by August. Revised
schedules given the Ford CON-
pany yesterday make that a
definite possibility.
The bomber plant will be.
among other things. a guinea
pig 10 see how fast plant clear
ance can be accomplished on a
big scale. Other cancellations
here have lot compared with this
in size. 1t will be a test of the
methods devised for termina-
tior and plant clearances.
Willow Run is said TO be
bi11ion-doIlar proposition. This
includes the several hundred
millions IN express highways
which form a network around
the plant. Michigan taxpayers
will foot the bill on that.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-20
Farmers M arket

FRuITs-Ag7ies. BslsEinI 10. l. g. 80 q
IS sob bu Del. lluf Nu J. - so =
-a3 4t.lt a.. E.flhWcstern Greetings NJ
z4.rZ -t f...l bl Rhode Island
Grseul1Es So J. S225a2s3 Alb. bl.
;aa,s.t.g' ;;.,a,s..t.,' -155t lS f5-,e. S5
NIrtlatu ~ag So l. s. 5Us2s5 45ll
.I ~tse.s ped 81 j. S2s f5lu. b.
VEGETABLE sRkENs-LeeEs. NJ !. toc q
LETTUCE AND SALAD CREENS-Frcuch
'4Ll.s. EJtl 4se fancy - 5-4b boa NJ
81 10. spinach SO. 81 sosi 3
.s g4 ~. 81 2ha ~ bu
- Coz bis Bees .aips1 No
- s9alTs b. Carrots ,opped 80. !,
sisl Q b. Ce,ery Root SC t2e7 Is
c. Crlfet siat2A n-z Horse raj fiSr.
SO. I 81 iXs8l 80 peer bttket. Dry Orignf.
fancy s. 20 rU-.r. farE. -. !, medium.
1i., t'l5-. ,-..-.
7c ce- y1f 20 7Oe Fa,tnigl.
81 aisi 20 81 P,rs.Y eahy Sc. "a
sasf RaeIthes Fee ha,nouse slal 20 e1l
"a jor ~ 7sc ooz bchi choice 50 o
~ small 81 30 c7T Dcha RuHoseas
lsngl.-3 3i-25 -bg- 80. z sscsii-- SslAsA.
A,-5std Is- 49, Ss es9sgsi ss - o. TTgf9.7, 2s
vsFsss., oystsfi. - i. 81 o9i
EGCs-Evs .strs sIso2 7o-'ot case
laLsf tizf- utfiur fii 80
ANTS-VeFfts. ki so rat pausy
faacy 50 s-boH Tat. Nc. 4, 81 5oss so.
GsIsniuml SIS l4-Dot tat nlsceisneous
hoseIh. fAneJ. 81 nAt; No. 4. ti.5oGi.7s.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-20
Paints Big Obstacle

Textiles and chemicals remain
the two big hurdles the industry
must overcome in resuming car
production, when everything
else is cut of the way. Textiles,
however, can be stepped up TO
meet the demand by channeling
manpower into the industry,
Nelson said ~
Chemicals, especially the kind
that go into the special paints
used on cars, is a hard nut to
crack. Even if the car makers
go back to the old style paints,
they haven't the machinery on
hand TO use il.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-20
Grains Off
At Close

z CHICAGO, April 19 QNSl-
Grains were under pressure in to-
days late dealings and wheat
dropped as much as l&c, rye
lSc.
Al the close wheat was &c 10
1&c of with nearby futures lead
ING the decline. May dropped 10
SLIP and closed at the low.
Corn finished sc 10 lLc off
oats sc 10 &c lower, rye llsc TO
1%c of and barley lac 10 lSsc
lower.
Wheat and rye moved nervously
in early dealings while corn and
oats were easy most of the day.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-20
What 'sNew
In Business
New Blood Revi+aIizes
Old Saginaw Firm
By WARD SCHULTZ

In virtually every medium
zed town IN Michigan there 5
Al least one factory, hoary with
zee and stepped IN tradition,
which IS on the verge OF
abandonment.
Although most people VIII
contend that il Is the machin-
cry any equipment which has
been outmoded. in most cases
its the company itself which
has fallen behind the times.
Countless opportunities for
two-fsted, hard-working and
modern thinking executives
stud the state. l ran into an
outstanding example Of just
what can be accomplished IN
this direction yesterday IN Sagi-
naw-the Jackson and Church
Company.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-20
Elastic Stop Nut Corp.
Earns 98C Per Share

NEW YORK, April 19-Elastic
Stop Nut Corp. Of America reports
for the quarter ended Feb. %,
1945, net income of S26,S
after charges, equal to 9S cents a
share on 27,330 shares of So cumu-
lative convertible preferred on
which there is an accumulation Of
unpaid dividends. No comparison
is available.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-20
Eaton Mfg. Lists Gain
In Net for Quarter

Eaton Manufacturing Co. and
subsidiaries for the quarter ended
March 81 reports a net profit of
S9T6, $50. equal to S1.39 per share,
as compared to 1852, l9l, or S1.35
share, in the same period last
year. Tax and renegotiation re-
serve for the l945 period was set
at S., ,470, ,969, against S., ,476,60S in
1914.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-20
Orders Pour In

But perhaps the best proof
Of the complete revitalization
OF this old Michigan firm was
the order file-hundreds of
names of uealerS who want fur
naCeS and other equipment.
We've got enough business
TO ixeep us at double our normal
rate for a year or more" said
Perrot, enthusiastically. "Look
here's another order this morn
Ing for IS units. Right now
we're lining up sub-cOntractors
20 make furnaces for uS after
the war. It's the, only way we
can handle the business"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-20

CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
CHICAGO. hprtt - IftsI-CAsh grain
close
WHEAT-None
CORE-No yellow. Sli No. 3 yellow
Slsdil6s., No. yellow. 81 l0a49
i1Ss, sample Grade yellow. 5ocsti o9.
OATS-No. ! mixed 70G7lc.
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN
TOLEDO -O-r-AP.!l- Ia -tISS+ Cash sFsin
on track
WIiEAT-No red 81 75is; No. 2 red.
81 74ls
CoRN-No ? yellow. sl.I6is: No. , yell
low. 81 l4isml.lSi7
-nATS-Ne white Are 5t3c; No.
white 77iy yGT4c.
sOYBEASs-No. yellow. S2i5@2l6.
WINNIPEG GRAIN
WINNIPEG April 10 ClNS Rye closed
&c 10 &c lower today. May. 81 47l1 bid
July. 81 43i.. October, 81 asa,
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-20
Detroit Edison Shows
Sharp Drop in Net

Detroit Edison Co. and SUBJ
Sidlaries for the II months ended
March 81 shows a net profit of
s., 1913 968, equal TO 81 cents per
share, against $9,036, 100, or S1.42
a share a year ago. Federal taxes
were set at $6.S63,000 in the 1945
period against Sl4,825,000 a year
ear her.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-20
Borden Co. Acquires
Pharmaceutical Firm

NEW YORK, April 19 - The
Borden Co. has acquired the phar-
maceutical division of w. F.
Straub e. Co. of Chicago. Straub
will continue its sale of food and
soap specialties to food stores and
institutional and industrial out
lets.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-20
United Fruit 10 Buy
6 More CARGO Ships

FLEM1NGTON, N. j.. April 19
The United Fruit Co. has filed
application with the Maritime
Commission for the purchase of
six more refrigerated cargo ves-
sells for use in postwar trade with
Caribbean countries.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-20
Foreign Exchange
LEGAL NOTICE
THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY

Detroit, Michigan. April J. 1e45
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
OF the Michigan Cenral Railroad Company
Tor the election OF Directors. and OF three
inspectors Of Election. and the transaction
OF other business as may be lawfully
brought before the meeting, will be held al
the principal office OF the Company Room
800, Michigan Central Terminal Building.
IN the City OF Detroit, Michigan, on Thurs
day, May 8, ls45. at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
The Stock Transfer Books will be closed
az O'Clock Pf NJ. on Friday, April 10,
1888. and Will reopen at 10 O'Clock A. M
on Friday, May g. 1e45
JOSEPH NJ. o'MAHoNEY.
Secretary
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-20
PITTsBTRCV

PITTsBuRGH Apfll - tINsl -cATrIE
medium tsf to sss5 sS5a GGd e 'sSss sS%Son siS
medium Si2al4 heaters rood 10 choies
4l4 5Oa ), medium 70 good. se.boalo
eeuiH'Ion 10 medium SIS soSl2. cows good
z so Gamers and cutters SIS soas so
bulls sooa 70 choice. Siiai4. common 20
HoGs-ioo STEADY. ise-iso lbs. slss
Is Is 10000 lbs SIS i0alsis ZOO
27a lbs ii51oalsls 23o.5so lhs.
LITE 550 200 I6' 81 81 5sls e $
tl4tl47s. rough, Sl4al44o
SHEEP $50 STEADY Common lambs.
ZIG 30 u as medium 70 rood siSaie.
-1rmon lambs sa4li so ewes. s4se so
sl625
CALVES = so. steady. Good to choice.
si7 4oaIsto' medium, si5@t7: culis and
common, S6.5O9l2.5o.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-20
HICAGO

CHICAGO April ~ ms i-HoGS-l2 600.
scacy iop. Sl4 rs. bulk, si4 IS heavy
= h1H = IS. medium, Sl475 light
sif75 ught iights si4 Soai47s packing
sowt SIS 75ElS. pigs Sl22sal42s
- IILE-4 500. steady calves 500. steady
$l9ais. yesrnss. sisSi77sooo' su,chSTs, ti1STn.
..eiirfs sli cit cows. sedi5 So bulls
Nlue "a 50 calves Siosi75o feeder
- 20 cows and heiferS, SsaI32s
-AAELP=ll-50o-- steady Lambs s=Si6 500
common, Sl3Fls yssrlinE. sl3s
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-20
Livestock M arket
DETROIT


HoGs-7oo. Fully steady today and for
the wreck; att good and choice bdfrows and
gifts az sl4.9 ceiling, comparable sows.
Sl4al4i5. most stages. $i25o.
CATrLE-3oo Todays market mostly
steady 70 strong. compared week ago
slaughter steers, yesrlings and heifers active.
strong q 2oc higher, very Aggressive COW
market fully soc higher, bulls about steady;
SlockeTs and feeders scarce, active. strong,
choice .3O3-lb fed steers, si725, new
'aIgh on 3Iop sGh good and choice fed steer.
medium Sl3niS as some cutlery 10 com
mon under 900 lbs. yearlingS downward 10
81 or below, bcSi straight heifers SIS so
ahd mixed yearlinFS, SIG. bulk common and
medium beef COWS sllsit few good up
wards 10 SIS or better: Gamers and cutters
mostly Ssdll strong weight cutters to
NlO 30. bulk all sausage bulls. sildi3
! - common 10 good Stockers under 700
ioy Slj down. with inferior kinds at $40
C.ALvES-iso vesleu fully steady today
and iot the week. good and choice Si7oOta
IL odd head 10 SIS 30 ceiling most com.
mon and medium. Sl4sl65o. culls $50
hesyy calves quotaole upwards 20 $3.50
very uneven, opened drasgy and weak, closed
actife 2Sc 70 soc or more higher. recover
ing most OF last weeks loss; quality very un.
-tttttHNr Hrdium 70 rood wooled lambs
mainly Sl4Hl6 is so, few good 10 choice lots
Sl675 but choice quo,abie at SIT or shove
cuAs around SlOwll, good and choice shorn
Nmbs No and skins Si5miS2S. with
a, SIS 30 or better. common AN" and Medium
clps Nll Gl3. culls down 10 81. good and
Chnlrt Ahorn ewes scarce, firm, upwards 10
-, fe" culls, S2.o0wS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-20

COLUMBIA BRoADCAsTISG SYSTEM
Quarter ended March 81
Net income si.12e.b45 si.le5.347
share earnings CSC 6st
Evening star., 1945-08-10
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ADV. CoPYWRITING by young woman
2esr's COPY, layout exp: interested in
BookKEIpER-sTESo BaSotG EfT tR-S sSSsor Is years exp
complete charge; statements. tax reports
ste: min, $50. MRS, LA MAR, IA. 95l2.
desnS Mss BgRT 1880
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT who will lift the
,osd from your shoulders. She's cheerful
and efficient, with a knack for sizing up a
situation and solving it. She is attractive
without being ostentstious, experienced but
doesn't know 1t all. really anxious to pitch
%ducation, industry and tact. Available
now for private industry or Government
scivil Service rating is P-4l: but only in in
sone BoR saa 5ap qy star hefe 00 Z DC
HOSPITAL NURSE wants private duty, at
once, guarantee satisfaction. Call after
lady, refined, desires position as house
keeper Sept. l or after, will. care. for one
shiid' any any age; age; liys in preferred salary
NURSE now available for. chronic adult
case. day or night duty. AID. 7494.
POSITION wanted as hotel hSuSeEfSsper 3S4SsSip or
perienced in hotels. Box 70-G, Star. IL.
sECRETARY, experienced, knowledge Of
Spanish; $500 minimum. Box &c. Star.
sERvICEMAN's WIFE desires home typing
OF any type. will pick up and deliver work;
excellent typist; references furnished: Box
%IDow. aged SO, speaks French and
English; housekeeper Job for one a6vlt'
WOMAN, intelligent, youthful, early forties,
with more than three years experience in
executive MANAGEMENT of one Of Wash.
largest girls boarding hotels, desires to
make change. What have you to offer in
or out of Wash. in similar type work?
Live in Excellent local references Give
particulars first letter. Box 34-G, Star. ~
YOUNG LADY desires interesting nom
routine position with small company,
preferably club or restaurant: experience
IN secretarial work; no shorthand. Box
SIG, Star 12'
5oUNG LADY, exp. in general office work,
desires position: fast typist, accurate in flg-
nres, good personality for meeting public;
4O-hr. wk, S45 salary. Box y C. star. 1O'
Evening star., 1945-08-10
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

EOS ST. NV. downtown.-Two con-
Meeting rms. running water, gas range;
2s35 QUE ST. s.E.w4-room apt. to mother
and child in exchange for care of my
3-year-old daughter. LU. 6425 before noon,
EXCHANGE1-,Furnished 1room; kitchen;
cite and bath apt, conveniently located
IN downtown NV. section. for living room.
bedroom, Kitchen and bath apt: apt: in
cludes electric range. washing machine,
weekdays. ONCE hours. 1416 st. NV.
fsaSa Fsao ADAMS 81 g 81 ST. p0Rth SRoir white to
share apt. with another girl refs. $40.
Ca Cal Du; t2Ss .2n .sS afser .3o pm:
to share apt with another woman, S45
Call EX. o99O after 8 pm. or Box lobe,
1922 STAPLES ST. NE.-Basement apt
II ne ~sSK SKwIsh 4a4S senleman to share
with another gentleman: S45 monthly; ref
erence required. Box 497-D, Star. I2'
i7l7 G ST. NV, APT. 903-Apartment to
share, furnished, with another young lady;
ment building; all utilities furnished;
switchboard; excellent transportation Call
by day, RE 1900, Ext. 74141, or evenings
REFINED NED H MoMAa to t Share 4S with II saD another
refined woman. l-room apt. kitchen, bath
Conn. ave. and Woodley I'd; $40. Box
10, star. IL
GIRL, 25 TO 30, to share attractiyely
furn, 2-bedrm. apt. with 3 other girls; $50
mo-. includes meals. EN-. 0S62, 4105
w st. NV. Apt. 101.
BRENTWOOD-All modern, 3-rm., furn
basement apt; semiprivate bath, elec.
refgr.: no children. 340S 43rd ave, Col
mar Manor. Md.
1901. 18th ST. N.w.-Studio apt large
rm., k. semiprivate bath, breakfast porch
, mature women: S35 each. Phone eve
nings DU. 1000, Ext $50.
III SOUTH SCOTT ST, Columbia pike
Arlington lady to share apt, l or . girls;
cony. Pentagon and Navy.
pletely remodeledl; Groom Housekeeping
apartment, modern, semiprivate bath.
elec. REFRIGERATOR, etc; permanent couple
only; S12 so week
COUPLE to share home. nice large bedrm
first floor. next bath. no objections to one
wen-benaved child; 500 month. WA
1853 IL.
Evening star., 1945-08-10
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS, walks. terraces
s!1dn. snd DRTktpF 5daa lots Estimates free. ocai
CEMENT WORK, stone walls, naEston.
F, MARcUccGo, Route 4, Horners lane
GUARANTEED home improvements-wt
do .papering, painting, Stag and shinglt
roofing, asbestos siding, screening, weather
improvements. Free estimates. No cash
CONTRACTING CO. aI5 New York, ave
JoHNs-MANviLLE ROOFING and asbesto,
siding: estimates without obligation. THE
TRA9TII Go GH 43 a cH E,nSs Sss7
waterproofed, windows caulked, etc. ROB-
ERT E; PRICE Re. 1921. IL
Guet installations; Bruce finishes FLOOR.
ING CONTRACTORS. INC, 1872 Wiscon-
Sia aTs No 22l3 ron, ren.,r, ,o.
repairs: white MECHANICS, work guaranteed
Call any time. AID. 5129.
n NER c6RP Habsrt TEE
vile roofing. siding insulation: storm win.
GTWrS dGSSi screens SoSIs hsasing Terms ,.,,,
shingle roofs, asbestos wall siding, insula.
0n. SaWEIE sGRSfstf. Ga ffsss2 Estimates free
terms; free estimate, NATIONAL INsTAL!
LATION CO, $500 Wis. ave WI 1900
IN WASHINGTON Call PATTERSON.
GARDINER CORP. HO. 4120: Johns Man.
vile roofing siding; insulation; storm win
dows screens, heating. Terms.
MODERNIZE YOUR HOME and add addi-
tiooal income: attics made into rooms
easement rooms finished porches inclosed
concrete work. plumbing. decorsting,
asbestos siding and roofing. and general
house repairs. Get our free estimate
RENOyAT1NG CO.. 1920 Irving st NV
AID 1900
JOHNS -MANVILLE roofing, siding. insula-
ton. storm sash; long terms; free esti-
mates. GATES CONTRACTING CO., OIL
Evening star., 1945-08-10
POULTRY g. EGGS.
BABY CHICKS always on hand.

BABY CHICKS always on hand. Lowest
prices. Also started chicks and large
So. Washington ST.. Rockville, Md. Tele-
phone Rockville 1871.
AM ovERSToCKED on breeding chick
ems and will sell 500 New Hampshire Reds
weeks old. So each; $50 White Leghorns
II weeks old, 81 each. Call Gathers
Ia6RogGHBREp THO &c Iaae N. H. Red pullets, $3.50
WHY GRIPE about the scarcity of eggs or
chickens2 It's your own fault II you
don't have both; Judge Hunt pullets from
the finest strains are laying now. Buy
10 or 20 pullets for your back yard or 100
for your country estate. Also ready -to-la
pullets and pullets that will lay this month
and next throughout the winter. Reds,
Rocks. Leghorns and Austria whites Also
Come out and see them. Telephone Rock
vile 15SW JUDGE HUNT. Poets Lodge
" Montgomery ave- Rockville, Md. Take
Route 2s from Rockville.
only at lowest prices. Telephone Rock
DAY-oLD CHICKS. White Leshorns, nock
than 100. SEARS RoEBUcK g. Co WIS., o
consin ave. a Albemsrle st. NV. and oil
50 LAYING HENS and pullets, Bluffs. N H.
Reds, white Leghorns. So. SO and So ia
miles beyond Lanham. ny. o057. IL
BkoODERS, two coal, two oil; one coal
turnsce, two coal heating stoves. CH
CHICKENs-a-mo.- .-old Barred Rock and
Hampshire Red pullets. large 3-mo. -old
pTeesdlns eoekersls g each free delivery
CHICKS, 420, pullets and roosters, 10 and
II weeks old: need the room: miles from
p c. VI bring v eoops; gsal cheap: yoq viii
Bowie Md