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Evening star., 1945-06-10
LOTS WANTED.

WANTED-Lot. second commercial, ap-
proximately 60x100 #. or larger; must be
available for construction of manufactur-
ing plant; Will pay cash; Please give price
and location We will look at all lots
offered in reply. Box 26a-D, Star. IL
WANTED-Lot approx. 30 to rs it. 'front.'
age, e. or W. of Conn. ave. between Abe
marie and Chevy Chase Club, accessible by
BUS. Taylor SIPS.
LOT NEAR BETHESDA, . or 3 acres.
Write to BRITTON H. SMITH, Squadron NJ,
Boiling Field
WILL PAY ALL CASH for lots, D. c or
nearby Md. Call Mr. Breneman, FEDERAL
FINANCE CO, 9I5 New York ave. NV,
Evening star., 1945-06-10
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

1900 so. it. each: 9Th floor. $50 per mo +:
Sth moor S75 per mo-; elevator to 5th
moor CAL MI: Morgan, CHAS. c. KOONES
WILL ERECT any size warehouse with rail-
Toao siding in central location for estab-
Msnso nrm that will take long lease.
E N. LIGHTBOWN WA 1925
Evening star., 1945-06-10
STORES WANTED.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

STORE, suitable for upholstering and re-
finishing shop. good business section;
rea son able. Call CO h4IS
Evening star., 1945-06-10
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

RAILROAD SIDING, loading platform
strong fireproof warehouse; 10000 So. II
floor; low price; easy terms Also Others
nSSG ~' --N
Evening star., 1945-06-10
FARMS FOR RENT.
PROPOSALS.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Clerks
once, Washington. D. C-Bids to fur
nish the House of Representatives with
ice for the. fiscal year ending June 80.
1915, will be received up to IL o'clock
hoon on June 25, 1945. Ice TO be deliv-
cred at such times and in such quantities
as may be required. Right to reject any
TRIMBLE, Clerk of the House OF Repre-
sentatiyes. by H. NEWLIN MEGILL, acting.
je9.10,1l
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Clerks
der hand towels, bath towels sheets and
pillow covers will be received ID to 10
O'Clock noon, June 25, 1945, for launder-
June 80. 1946. Right to reject any and
al AL =, BIDS M is hereby reserved. SOUTH
sentatives, by H. NEWLIN MEGILL, acting
Evening star., 1945-06-10

23s A.. $50 A. TILLABLE, balance in graz
ing and woodland; 2 houses. 40-cow dairy
barn and other farm buildings of all kinds
in Al condition; SO. cows, 4 heifers, 5
calves, l Guernsey bull; farm machinery OF
all kinds. including 2 tractors; milk check
for 1914 over $4,000; priced at S33 600
including stock, grain and equipment
147 a, ,139 a. tillable; Colonial brick
house. 6 large rooms and center hall
buildings; priced at SIS, $50.
13 a. 6 a. in woodland. balance till
so99d5 farm buildings; priced at $500.
8 g.. 6-r. house; electricity available;
outbuildings; priced, at. 81 800. All above
properties have excellent watering facilities
5a4 a.. '7-r.. all-modern home: outbuild.
ngs; al in Al sondition dno II suburbs OF
a., s-r; baths, 2 "a baths, stone resi-
dence; built 2 yrs. ago; dr.'s home. who
has been called overseas; priced at Sl5,75O.
"a a., 7-r.. residence and store. with
electricity and water; located on highway;
doing an excellent business; priced at
$1,000 as whole. Many other listings
At bargain prices. c. c. HSEA. realtor,
Bluemont. Va
Evening star., 1945-06-10
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

VAN. panel or stake body truck wanted,
Phone RA. t652 or RA 92s4
1889 Up, - or l-ton panel truck in good
CONDITION; will pay cash; Eo dealers Tay-
ior S4HN
Evening star., 1945-06-10

MOTORCYCLE : "a Harley-Davidson a.
S71S S 81 h s. s9tI Upsal ST. Sc, Apt. lo2.
SlfERCHARGER, McCulloch, for Ford or
Mercury, complete with all connections:
guaranteed in perfect condition 3202
Sheppard ST, Nj. Rainier, uN. 2529.
MOTOR SCOOTER, BNiggs Stratton, s.
Speed transmission: GOOD condition: only
SIS. Mr.. GORDON, 616 Silver Spring
ave. Silver Snring. Md Anytime.
MOTORCYCLE. Indian 4-cyl.; buddy seat,
saddle bags. other extras: excellent con-
dition. CH. 5543.
se1 aRd rebds phFtS INbaN FL
SkLES. oil 9th st NV RE 091l
TIRE RECAFPING, S-hr. service. by ap-
up at 5 . m; finest grade materials used:
expert workmanship by experienced re-
Gaping mechanics; all work guaranteed;
ample parking facilities PALDER &
HANNA 4716 R. I, ave, Hyattsville UN
l212. 1903 Lee hwy. Arlington. OK. ool2
Evening star., 1945-06-10

1-R. MOD. BRICK. oil heat. 5 a. good land,
nice shade and lawn; Is mi. out; $4,000:
terms.
3-r bungalow, garage, henhouse, good
we'll, a.. on gravel road, Is mi. out;
$4,000 cash.
Is a. . springs. / mile from river, r,
elec y cleared, bal. woods: $4,000 cash
DR.. B L. POOLE. Herndon We. Phone 81
$50 ACRES, near Riverside, Md: S-rm
house, . large barns, active stk. streams
fine let of timber and pulp, close to river
with hshing and ducking; price. $500;
terms.
$50 acres, . poultry houses, active
stream, no house, located about 25 mi
from D. c.. $4,000.
l mi. OF water front 396 a. mostly al
tiliabie; houses 4 barns. sood roads all
the way, about so mi. from D. c.: price
$50 900: easy terms
Water front, % a., 1,S00 it. of shore
front, sood house, 3 barns, finest duckine
and fishing; price. $4,000. SOUTHERN
MARYLAND REALTY, James A. Burroughs
La Plata 30S1. In Washington call H
Addison Bowie. EN- 6235
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GARAGES WANTED
GARAGES FOR RENT.

LARGE, metal. SKIS, excellent storage: S.
month. Rear 125 c st. ne. Keys janltor
l21 ST. ne. or DE 419o
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Blue Chips
Pace Gains

NEW YORK, May % GNS)-
Stock market traders raised bids
for leading issues by fractions
today, reSuming the uptrend mo-
mentarify halted Monday. Volume
was only moderate.
Rails accounted for the bulk OF
the trading as several active is
sizes in the group rose 10 new
highs for the year. Included were
Laekawanna, Baltimore and Ohio,
Lehigh Valley, and Erie.
Bethlehem and u. S. Steel
averaged a half point better be-
fore meeting realizing. Motors
adhered 10 narrow range.
Chrysler had a point runup early
and then lost il -BoeiRg AirplaHe
bolstered aviations, selling at
2l12, up l. Utilities and oils were
colorlesS. Western Union suprted
ft5. Foods and farm equipment
were steady and dull
Hudson Motors, off about 4
points since Saturday. held its
own around 30
The bond market was irregular
in quiet trading. Curb prices also
were irregular.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Grains
Irregular

CHICAGO, May-22 HNS)-.
Grains were irregular today. the
last day of trading in May con-
tracts which covered wide range
in rye.
The May rye delivery closed
hc to 2sc higher at $1.40 to
.$l.42la after fiuctuating within a
Scent range.
May oats also was active and
finished l4sc lower after holding
10 3-eent range.
The nearby May wheat delivery
held to range. of 2Bc and closed
&c up at Sl7644 44----
The May corn delivery held un-
changed at the ceiling level while
the same barley delivery finished
3 &C off after losing an early gain
of lsc. --------------
Deferred deliveries of rye closed
&c to 1hc higher, wheat &c 10
! nc higher. oats hc TO 12c up,
corn 1ac higher and barley hc 10
2Lc off.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23

FRUITs-Apples. Baidwins, No. 4, s25o
q 2s5 45-lb. bu.: Delicious. No. 1. 81 SOC
2ss 4s-le. ou.. Jonsthsns. No; 1. 81. asa
e5 f5-lo. bu.. Northern spys. No. /, $3.50
@2;eS 45-io bu.. Steele's Red. No. i. S2.95
VEGETABLE oREENs-Mus,ard Greens.
No. 81. l.25@l.75 bu. Spinach. No. 1 !.
81 25sl5o is-lb bu. Turnip Greens, No.
LErfTcE AND SALAD cREEss-L..i
basket; sorrell. No. /, sI@i.25 bu
VEGETABLES tMiscelianeousl : Asparagus,
fancy, 81 doz. bch.; No. /, si.25eiT5
Beets, topped. No. 1. s1e15 bu- Carrots
topped. 81 75ei75 bu. Celery Root, No.
sas2.7s bu. chiy.,, sisi: as dol. Horse
I.s.h' nsss No NO aSsi'o %, peck BASKET
Onions. fancy. so 5o-lb sack; No. /.
$50 s5c dol ochs. Parsnips, No. 4, sl.7.@
bu Parsley Root, No. 1. 75cesi.25 doz
Potatoes, No. 1, So. 81 ioo-ib sscx. Radishes.
fancy, as doz: ochs: outdoor. No. 1, Use
Isl doi echs: long white. No. 1, sl@l2s
doz. bchs. Rhubsrb, outdoor. NO i, 7sc@si
dol. bchs.: hothouse. choice. 81 5-lb box.
PLANTs-vesetsbie, sisI.5o nat: pansy.
fancy, $3.50 5-box nat. No. l. s2soe3;
seraniums. SIS l4-pot nat: miscellaneous
flowers. fancy 81 nat: No. /. siso@i75.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Hit Earlier Offer

He slapped at alleged efforts
10 Withhold Information from
him and G.. G.. Behn, the two
independent" directors, and
said that Barit- had secretly re-
jected previous Fisher offer
six months ago without inform
ing other directors. (Barit later
confirmed receiving such an
offer but described il as nebu-
lous and said that he had been
sworn 10 secrecy because the
Fisher were still with General
Motors.)
II do know" Tiedman said.
"that the Fishers made good
bodies and had 40 years expert
ence in the auto industry. Our
car had a good chassis but the
bodies Of our last model were
three years behind the rest of
the industry"
He then cited the value of
the Fisher name and predicted
it would attract better and
more dealers. He also cited
the advertising value of such a
move. He charged that Barit
turned down the Fisher deal
earlier with the fear that "if
they got their foot in the door,
they would take over"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
The Fisher Record?

"Isn't II true that the late
Fred Fisher was the leader"
she asked.
That's very intelligent
question" said Barit. "He was
looked upon as the head. and
Charles T., the next eldest, had
retired. don't know much
about the others"
Here Tiedman leaped to his
feet and said:
"T know only Edward slightly.
But he Is given credit for the
great Cleveland Fisher plants
success monumental job, and
also got credit for General
Motors bodies. They're all as
tute businessmen and I believe
would be great asset to
Hudson"
And thus the linen was
washed,
p. S. Charles T. is still ac-
tive and heads Fisher e. Com
pany; Edward and Alfred were
active heads of Fisher Body
until their retirement. the for
mer also a vice president and di-
rector, William A. was a vice
president and director of Gen.
cral Motors and Lawrence p.
was head of Cadillac Motor and
a vice president and director of
G.. NJ In addition. all have nu-
merous outside business inter-
eSts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Auto
Graphs
Parts Men Tune Up
for New Cars
BY sILER FREEMAN

THE "TUNEUP" for automo-
bile reconversion has been ap-
proved by the War Production
Board and goes into effect inn
mediately. This is the full okay
on parts production. AS prom
ised last week by J. A. Krug in
his meeting with the industry
committee, WPB viii lend as
sistance to the parts industry in
producing all the spare parts
il can.
Friday. the truck committee
will meet with Krug in WASH
ington to get its green signal on
civilian trucks. They will get
preference over passenger cars
and may make some heavy in
roads in available materials.
Especially in tires will this be
true. Tire production, however.
is expected to catch up by the
time passenger cars roll off
assembly lines again.
The go-ahead on parts will be
a big aid in making cars. The
parts makers will get their lines
working smoothly for the big
rush when new cars join the
parade of civilian goods.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Wagner Baking Corporation
Notice Of Redemption
1n1 pvefeyyed Stotk

In accordance with the resolution OF the
Board OF Directors Of WAGNER BAKING
CORPORATION duly adopted at q meeting
held May II. 1e45. all Of the Second Pre-
ferred Stock has been called for redemption
on June 30. 1e+5. In accordance with the
Certificate OF Incorporation at the price of
SIS. 90 per share plus 75c accrued dividends
10 July 1, 1e45. Holders OF Second Preferred
Stock are requested 70 present their esrtin.
Gates 10 THE CHASE NATIONAL BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK, Corporate
Agency Department, IL Broad street. New
York Is, New York. on or before June 10,
ief3 and 10 surrender the same for can
collation. against payment as above pro-
vided. The company has deposited In trust
with the Chase National Bank funds suf-
hcient for payment Of the redemption
price plus accrued dividends. From ana
after July l. 1e45. dividends will cease 10
accrue on such Second Preferred Stock,
and all rights In respect of the Second
Preferred Stock. except the right To re-
ceive the redemption price as set forth
above and the accrued dividends 10 July !.
1913 shall cease and determine. In the
event that payment Of the redemption price
il to be made 10 any person other than the
registered holder. then certificates must be
endorsed and transfer tax stamps afdxed
as fully stated IN the Instructions contained
In the letter Of tfansmittsl. Stock transfer
books will be permanently closed as OF The
close OF business on June 10. 1898
HENRY 4. FTTT.
Trsssvsr
Dated: Newark. N. j.. May IL, is45
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Civilian Goods
Demand Scars

WASHINGTON. May 22-Con-
sumner demand OF huge proper
tions awaits renewed production
OF household appliances.
Office Of Civilian Requirements
reported the public wants 10 buy
). 10000 mechanical refrigerators,
4 100000 vacuum cleaners. 3,40O,-
600 sewing machines. 5000. ZOO
radios. 100000 electric irons and
), 500. 600 washing machines.
These figures represent gains OF
25 per cent 10 100 per cent since
similar OCR survey was made
4 year ago. The agency now is
tabulating accumulated orders for
y other household items. such as
window screening. scissors and
alarm clocks. as a guide for pro-
ducuon in the reconVersion period.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23

In Business
Hudson's Linen
Gets Public AIRING
BY WARD SCHULTZ

Regardless OF the outcome of
the Hudson-Fisher deal. one re-
freshing aspect stands out
that is that the Fisher BROTH
ers were ready to pay cash on
the line for their stock and the
complicating factor of options
TO buy at a later date did not
enter the picture.
Incidents and arguments dur
ing the meeting. though exhil-
Grating, were somewhat less re-
freshing and temperS ran high.
When CarsteH Tiedeman with
drew his proxies, President A.
F.. Barit inferred that this ac-
tion forced his disclosure of de-
tails of the Fisher offer-then
read off thfee-Psge statement
on the subject obviously pre-
pared long in advance.
Citing the Fisher offer and
expressing indignation at, what
he termed an effort TO pressure
him into acceptance, Barit said:
I'VE want 10 use considered
judgment rather than snap judg-
ment. Hudson has a valuable
name, our book value Is low,
and we have the advantage of
already being in the auto
business.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Scott Promoted

William J. Scott has been
named assistant general manu-
featuring manager of Chevro-
let, according to Hugh Dean.
general manufacturing chief of
the division. He has been man.
ager of the gear, axle and forge
plants in Detroit and also in
charge of war production in the
aluminium forge plants in Num-
Gle, Ind, and Saginaw.
Scott has been with Chevrolet
for 30 years. He came to the
United States from Scotland in
1912 and joined the division in
1915 in Flint. He worked there
continuously except for Is
months with the Canadian rail-
way troops IN World War !.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Holders DiseruntIed

Commented one small stock
holder:
ANY holder who looks at our
record prior to the war and
turns down an offer like this
from the Fishers Is silly. or
course, / can see why Mr.. Barit
who Is getting 100000 q year.
wouldn't like TO see them in:
but IL they bought into Stude-
baker or some other firm, where
would we be ."
Said another:
II agree with Tiedman, I'm
for selling even at less than
S22.61. We would all still be
ahead on the deal"
Still another stockholder said
that new blood" was needed
and fourth commented that
compared to other cars. the
prewar Hudson looked corny."
Finally Mrs. O'Brien, widow
Of r. w. Jackson, onetime pres
ident of Hudson, who supported
Barit. asked about the back
ground of the Fishers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Oil. Gas Deal
Bv kennecOtt

NEW YORK. May 22-Kenne-
colt Copper Co has completed
negotiations with Continental Oil
Co. whereby both will share
equally, in drilling for oil and gas
on a limited acreage of land held
by Continental under lease from
others. This land is located in
Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas. Colo
rado and Wyoming. Drilling will
be done by Continental Oil Co.
A previous announcement last
week inadvertently gave the i'm
preston that the land belonged
10 Kennecott Copper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
z Named by Graham

The appointments Of Ray
mond J. Fitness as vice pres
ident, and of John S. Slick as
assistant secretary and assistant
treasurer of Graham-Paige Mo-
tors Corp. were announced to-
day by Joseph w. Frazer, chair
man.
Fitness, who joined Graham
Paige at its subsidiary, the
Warren City Manufacturing Co..
previously was vice president in
charge of manufacturing at
WHY'S Overland Motors, Inc. He
has been in the automobile in
dustry for more than 35 years.
Slick joined Graham-Paige in
April. 1943, after serving with
the Detroit Bank as operations
examiner. In his new position
he will assist r. E. Stone, vice
president and secretary, and II.
E. Sutcliffe, treasurer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Asks Approval

I'VE should have an appraisal.
Why, our English subsidiary,
worth 5000. 900, doesn't even ap-
pear oh the books. II our d.
rectOrs feel the need of more
capital-which would dilute the
voting power Of present holders
then they would act favor
ably"
At this point Tedeman pointed
out that although Hudson once
had a good reputation and built
100000 cars in a single year,
il has been a long time since it
reached anything like that
figure.
AT one time the stock sold
at SlS9 and paid SIS year."
=hesAia+"The= largest dividend
since the present regime went
In is one 225 cent dividend. -
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
WCurbS
On Travel

WASHINGTON. May 22-Ofice
o. Defense Transportation has de-
elaFed railroads will be obviously
unable" TO fill all war re-deploy-
ment and reconversion needs with
out cutting into civilian travel.
Two measures to provide the mill
tary with more equipment at the
expense of civilians already have
been taken, ---
All seasonal trains have been
ordered eliminated.
2 pullman and day coaches
gradually will be taken of regu-
lar trains and turned over TO the
military
The effect Of the seasonal train
elimination will be felt after Dec
oraiieh Day, when trains TO the
mountains or shore -cusiomarily
start their season. The diversion
Of equipment from regular trains
10 the services Will be felt starting
IN July and August.
Armed forces already have more
ttan half the pulimans and more
than ehe-ti1ird of the coaches but
VIII need even more equipment.
The army estimates about 10
months VIII be needed for the re-
deploymeHt job, the 0DT states,
and re-deployment traffic peak
viii be reached IN August and
continue al the Top level for six
months
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Norge Seeking
Illinois Site

Negotiations are nearing com.
pletion for acquisition of a factory
site in Herrin, Ill, and should the
transaction be consummated, the
Norge division of Borg-Warner
Corp. will concentrate all laundry
equipment manufacture there in
the future, it was announced by
Howard f. Blood. president.
If final agreement to situate In
Herrin is reached. construction of
factory will be started as soon
as materials are obtainable, Blood
said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Girls al SOftbdII
Clinic dndCOntest

Girls attending the Wayne Uni
-eerstty sponsored softbalI clinic
al Northwestern field tonight are
invited 10 attend the contest be-
tween the champion Local 50
Bomberettes and Chalou's Vets al
Mack Park which has been set
for $50 instead OF s. Preceding
this game Police meet Kings and
Hudson A. a. plays Ford 400
Motor Products, Briggs and
Hudson girls were last nights
DSA winners, Products defeating
Police 81. Briggs winning over
Johnson 3-2 and Hudson girls
beating TWO 30
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Eagles for M.Duffee

II is now Col. William S. Nc
Duffee. head of the inspection
division, Central District, ATSC.
He is responsible for inspect.
ing and accepting all aircraft
equipment made for the AAF
in Michigan and Ohio.
Col. McDuffee has been here
since 1871. He was formerly
plant representative at Ford.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23

tHADstt n NORfHWfSTERN
y,t,.1 HsnIy Mlles lChAdisy4 defeated etrsrirr
Rlehsre wuznisk 81 l-s 81 Pes VinsSs
NV MtrYYn-Gsrner so s-4 paul
ZSrek, i,s ,i ,hagsne Wydrs ChaascyI . Tom Bur.
kAminaki-Jsmss Miller tChSdseyl d Jim
Bukh-Ch1ries Perea 6-l 6-l
HAMrRAhCK .. CAss TEcH
Asi He,fsck HAmtrsmcs defeated Gerald
4 Jack Wsinsiein. 81 - Pichsfe r.
haseHsSi-.H -5tr7 -iiru1ricgx6n so 8
Diek husssn-wsltsr EnIiifh lHamtrsmck d
-eosptsrStI-johh Lyehuk ~ Milton Esf.
ksIis-Riehsrd Lsnktan 90 so
EASTERN y DEsBy
,,ssI, ssn hn,9nsllI Eastern, q Harold IA
Z Charles Pinto 6-3 e-4 Tom Hefbon
~ Phi Oxysld 30, 81 s-s Franz
hudretsch-Ceorre kerfidge DENLY Bill
NO AHef.-hfi,Sn Sc0tsiis. 81 go Lee cfun-
Marvin Fisher rs g-3
HIGHLAND TARK o. PfRSniSt.
=, Oscar hosaiisf4-t tEiFhisne -fsrtl-n nEtsatst
Dci-1on rSrt0n. B-I so Cen H1nn
TIP Don FinEoNsH 81 81 Blair
Ditper-Ion Nei,zel tHiFniSnf PARK Pete
N,sa-blll Young So SO BetroG TAnr!lian-
lanes Cfoffia ZIP kirS sHd James Tot
wEsTIRS $, WILBUR WRIGHT q
Jses Schlspan western defeated LcJA
James RysnEsiisis. 90 So Bon Wstslns
~ RtFffst6 hrrrrr &c C-I 10y
saSse pi7Fs,f ss i9o W.T." y,,,s, IT, y,
Johnston 81 50
RfDrosp q CootrY a
sT Jordan RsoioTd Ricrsf6 Hsrrrn
- - Prucs AFee-nun KApisn .tEcci-sds 8
Joseph Cisfs-Glcna small so -
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Wayne Nine Beaten

Crosse Tie Carrier Aircraft
Service although ea,tit
1871. defeated Wayne University
Yesterday. rs. when catcher Ezlo
Bonetu and relief pitcher Gordon
Myers halted m three runs he
tween them IN tho eighth
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Tunnel Firm Declares
Dividend Of 75Cents

Detroit and Canada Tunnel
Corp. declared a dividend of Is
cents on the common stock, pay
able June IL, TO holders of record
May 81. The previous payment
was so cents, plus 5 per cent stock
dividend on Dec. 20, 1914.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
4 Mines
UHlbeaten

Four teams still remained un.
beaten in Metropolitan prep base
ball. Chadsey and Redford yes
terday won their fourth straight
games over Western and Central,
respectively Pershing and South
eastern. unbeaten leaders on the
east side did noi=Play.
Don Ghappie of chadsey allowed
only live hits as his team collected
Ia safeties In winning i0-7 Bill
Glane got 3 hits in 4 trips for the
-VleteFs.
Tied al 4 all in the sixth. Red
ford scored three runs in its half
to defeat Central I'd. Ray An
drewS allowed only hits, while
his team collected 3.
CaSs defeated Northern, 10-4,
with Walter Mclean, winning
hurler, striking out II. Highland
Park-S-JIm Romero gave only 3
hits In banking Hamtramck. TO
DENLY defeated Miller, 1872. Har-
old Gott pitched 2 hit ball for
the Tars. Wilbur Wright shut
out Southwestern 10. Wright got
! hit off Bob Crowley.
Ken Woods of Mackenzie
pitched and batted his way to
victory over Cooley 90. Woods
got 3 hits IN 3 times at bat. East
ern whipped Northeastern So
with Ray Burns the winning pitch
er Tor the Indians.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Dividend Is Voted
By Peerless Cement

Peerless Cement Corp. declared
a dividend of % cents on the
common stock, payable June 5, TO
holders of record May %.
The previous payment was a
like amount on Nov. 4. 1914.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
LEGAL NOTICE
WAGNER BAKING CORPORATION

regular quarterly dividend Of S1.75 per
share on the TO Preferred Stock. also .
dividend Of 20 cents per share on the
Common Stock OF this Cooperation. Both
dividends payable July 2. 1e45, TO stock
holders OF record June IL 1898
HENRY c. FIT.
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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Trend Of Sales
ouEhou, the day

NEW YORK May 22-ssles on the New
YORK STOCK Exchange today totaled 1850 600
shares.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-23
Prep Meters
Decide Title

Hamtramck and Highland Park
meet today at Ford Field to de-
termine the Northeast Division
Metropolitan High School tennis