davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23

posted the highest l5-game total
with 32O2 or an average of better
than 2l3.
Chef BukowSh and Louis Sic
laff were third with 1892. Herb
Case and John Cave fourth with
$500. Joe Norris and CaSs Grygler
sixth with 5797, Howard Curtin
and John Pcirn-rtRhtA- NTH ~ 5zz755 -,
and Walter johnson and Harold
Allen ninth with 5767.
Buiack got 9S3 pins tho first
block, 1914 The second and 1919
tho third while his partner rolled
1923, 99l and 96l Crimmins had
1908, 1893 and 100 across while
Blake posted 9S1 SOS and '962 for
n total OF 6Q12
First place paid S4OO. second
$500 third 500 fourth Sl25 and
fifth 500
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
S(hreibers Take Sd
In Mixed Doubles

JENNA and August Schreiber
are the new third place holders IN
the mixed doubles handicap bowl
lng tournament At New Garfield
Recreation They scored l776
Jane Israel and Jasper Fallla
made fourth. 1867. Ann Kohane
and Chester Znamer. fifth. 1744.
Rose Suchy and Tom AccivatI
remained first on 1897 with Ann
Noyltch and Joe Jablonski second
on 1890
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
Central Title
To0|yn1pii(s

DAYTON, O., Jan. 22-The 22d
annual women's Central States
bowling tournament closed here
yesterday with the Olympics Of
Detroit coping first place with
1925 pins, of which 1880 were
Dtlctusl.
Patty Striebeck of indianapolis
won in all-events with a record
Of 1909 Ruth Hartman of Chicago
finished second with 1900.
The winners of the doubles were
Cecilia Winandy and Lee Liepe,
Chicago, with 1909. Ruth Binegar
and Thelma Toland, Springfield,
o., yesterday had 1854 for second,
as Ruth Soltes and Moreno Com
fort, Trenton. Mich, took third
with 1853. Rounding out the first
five is Detroit pair, Eleanor
Jankowski and Marie McEachern,
1894.
Lauretta Thomas, Cleveland,
captured first in singles with 679
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
E&B BBow|ers
Top Field

BAY CITY. Jan. 22-Fred Blu
jack and Fred Brccklc of the F.
& b bowling team will seek the
state doubles match championship
In Detroit next month against the
present champions, Wayne Spauid-
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23

ing and Their
man Gibson
They earned
the rig ht "a
o p p oSe ( h g
champs when
they defeated
Johnny Grim
m ms and FL
weod Blake OF
Detroit by a
SCdnt { hire q
pin s with a
6 0 Is tota
7 / m m I n :
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23

gles, dropped to third when Roy
Ettlnger put out one pin more,
666 20 665
A booster team. Charlie Sncad s
ArmandS OF Royal Oak, were the
tournament sensations over the
weekend with a 2945,
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
Chrysler Tourney
Has New Leader

Limon'S Lucky Five, from Tank
Arsenal, led by Paul Krane is
leader today IN the ChrySler
.oVeraverdge tournament at River
side Recreation, with 331. James
.ClaTkS Five from jefferson Clung
10 second, 327; Sid ConantS Plym-
outhS from Marysville rose 10
third "
Sixth place went 10 Henry
PPtrowSke's Dodge Main. 275.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23

Ip
q m o
m IS
of
he a ind tle AoodC Cantcen
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-23
y COMMUNICATES
By BOB HOPE

WELL everybody HOLLYWOOD made New Years resolutions this You
get into before you know II and OUT OF j the best
a no a
manly thing do and besides the siren got for Christmas works well And
looked silly standing there throwing rocks wouldn't
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
Probate Rally
Hears Hed|y
BY MARGARET RUSSELL
Times staff Correspondent

BLANEY PARK, Mich, Sept. u
Discussion Of juvenile problems
and the new adoption law passed
Sept. l6 will highlight the second
session OF the 49th annual con-
ventlon of Michigan's Probate
Judges Association here today.
Because two judges who were
10 give reports were delayed en-
route. the opening meeting was
confined 10 registration and an
address by the associations presi-
dent. D. j Healy of Detroit,
Judge of the juvenile division.
The 65 juriSts heard Judge
Healy stress their responsibility 10
their communities.
"The probate Judge, the pros
eCuting attorney and the super
visOrs Of townships are the last
remaining evidence OF local con-
troll" Judge Healy explained.
JOKER IN BILL
Each OF you should and i
know YOU do feel personal re-
SpOnsibility 10 the constituents
who elected you. II IN your
duty 10 guard against harmful
legislation and 90 pass on this
information 10 your people"
Judge Healy referred specif-
ically 70 Senate Bill 1913 intro
duced by Senator Pepper OF Flor
ida and 10 recent memorandum
issued 10 state agencies for the
care Of crippled children from
the ChlldTens Bureau IN Wash
ington.
senator Peppers hill would
provide about one hundred mil
lion dollars from the taxpayers
pockets for maternal and child
welfare" the Judge said. But
the catch iS that there are no
requirements needed 10 benefit
from the hill. 4 person doesn't
have tO prove he needs financial
aid. All he has 10 do il ask for
IL and under the terms OF the
bill II wilt he granted.
CUTS COURT ACTION
THE memorandum frem the
Childrens' Bureau would elimi-
nate court action as n condition
10 providing services under the
state crippled children program.
They would take from us our
power under the Constitution ~
maintaining jurisdiction over all
Juvenile problems.
The convention will close to-
morrow with a business meeting
and election Of officers. Plans are
under way 70 had next years
convention IN Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
.AcheSOn
Oh. Near

WASHINGTON, Sept. p CTNS)
Senate Majority Leader Bark
ley predicted today that Under
secretary Of State Dean Achcson
Will be confirmed Monday, despite
bitter debate aroused by the off
ciars implied criticism Of Gen
Macarthur.
The Senate postponed action on
Acheson's nomination after Sena-
tors Wherry tRl of Nebraska and
Chandler CD) Of Kentucky accused
him Of insulting Macarthur.
Chandler and Wherry urged de-
lay until they could get "ClarIfi-
cation" OF his comments on Mac
Arthur's statement that only 200,-
900 regular army troops will he
needed 10 occupy Japan slA
months from now.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
DON'T Be A SLAVE
TO CONSTIPATION
Do As Millions Do-Eat
KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN
For Lasting Relief

Constipated7 Using harsh laxa.
tive drugs? Millions have solved
ne problem Of constipation due to
lack Of bulk in the diet. They eat
a daily dish Of KELLOGG s
ALL~BRAN, and drink plenty Of
water for regular elimination IL
you have this trouble and will fol-
low this simple precaution. you
may never nave 70 take a laxative
for the rest Of your life.
ALL~BRAN'S not a purgative.
Provides gentle bulk 10 aid normal,
natural elimination. It's a great,
naturally regulating food.
IVen Richer In kvtritios
Then Whole Whse,
Because it's made from the vital
outer layers Of wheat, in which
whole-wheat protective food ele-
ments are concentrated. One ounce
Of KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN pro-
vides more than l/3 your daily
iron need-to help make good. red
blood. Calcium and phosphorus-
IN help build bones and teeth.
Whole-grain vitamins ~ 10 help
guard against deficiencies. Protein
to help build body tissue essen
tia for growth.
Get ALLBRAN At your gro
GERS. Made by Kellogg'S Of Battle
Creek and Omaha.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
.EX-FoIIies Girl
Tells II 10 Judge

Mrs. Marian F. Smith. one Of
the famous Fairbanks twins,
charged her husband, Gordon r.
Smith. wealthy Detroit manufac-
turer. with cruelty in her cross
bill for divorce before Circuit
Judge Joseph Monyihan as direct
testimony was resumed today.
Smith, 38. former president OF
the WesSon Co. and vice president
of the Wesson Tool Co. had filed
the original divorce suit. He
charged his wife, a former
"Follies" girl. began excessive
drinking two days after their
Florida marriage Jan /. 1910.
Contesting the action, the for
mer ShOwgirl and third wife cf
Smith, claimed he struck her in
May, 1912. She IS asking $500 a
month allmony.
The Smiths have been separated
since November, l943, and have
no children The wife has been
receiving $400 a month temporary
allmony awarded last year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
Asks Atom Shelters

WASHINGTON, Sept u (INS)
Rep. Luce (R) OF Connecticut,
declared today that the United
States should Immediately con-
struct vast air raid shelters as
a protection against a possible
atomic bomb attack in the future
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22
No Death Rays
I'm Bombed Cities

WASHINGTON, Sept. u ,UP)
Careful scientific study Of the
effects of the atomic bomb in
hiroshima and NagaSaki was es-
tabhshed that no prolonged dan.
gerouS radioactivity fingers after
the blast. Brig, Gen. Thomas +.
Farrell said today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-22

All money sent a. sencers rtk Do not
send cash or stamps All cheeks drafts
.nd money orders should oe made payable
70 THE TINES PUBLISHING COMPANY
international News Service has the exclusive
dghI 20 use for reproduction IN any form al
1sSI dispA tchss credited 70 Il or not other
EiHe credited In this paper
Evening star., 1945-07-08
Baltimore Markets

BALTIMORE, July 7 tPl. Apples;
Market steady bushe baskets, s, Maryliania' Ia
ysrions s " varieties rn United States Is, 3.75-
400: lew hisher; unsraded, 800 so; Jew
higher; II Eastern shore. Mar MaTyisnd and vi
uneraded. small, 2 20o-a.50, 49,.
525oGsMfsts coSSs SSGas 'tfaq 55ue1
hishsr mshsianp ansraded s. ss..oo-25; New Jersey,
$3.50; rail, California, l00-pound SACKS,
long whites, u S. No. /, mostly 4,53; U. S.
commercial, 3.75-4,00
Poultry Quotations.
Poultry: Market. firm, receipts light;
roasters, fryers and broilers mostly 33.9'
fowl, all breeds. mostly 3O.4
Livestock Market.
Cattla-50; slaughter steers and heliers
STEADY; cows and pulls steady TO Shade
easier; stockers and feeders steady TO weak;
pair choice fed steers, arouno 975 pounos,
Western led and grained-on grass, 1850
50 low and average. good grasseTSS m ana
Western ted steers. l5.00;lb; 25 bull bulk me- me-
lot good young fed beef cows, 400; me
dium, largely 11.00-l2 90; high-yielwlng
mon mon SOL SO; canners, 4. 6.50-7 80. mostly
90 up; good beef bulls scarce, few 500;
good weighty sausage bulls also scarce; few
lO.O0-l300: good, 500-s00 pound Western
feeder steers, IA 90 l500i few lots. tnclud-
ing some choice grade, 1900 bulk common
and medium, 1l.00-I3.50; few on-colored
Calves. vealers steady; mixed lots.
good and choice. l20-350 pounds, 1900
l0;00-l5.00 culls around 6.O0i esreme
lisht-weishts down to 30. .u o.
NCmnallyS CPana Sovs stfody "a m.ks no,
market: good and choice barrows and gifts,
from 100 pounds up. 1890, the ceiling
good sows IA .55, the ceiling for this class.
GhPep--NnnR SDTinQ lambs STEADY, late
trade dull. outlet kampered by quota linn
itations and outside demand narrow; prac-
Included, -l6. 50-17.00; common and me
dium, l30O-l5 90; few culls around 1900;
wooed and shorn ewes, 500; bulk. COM
mon TO good, 6.00-1. 80.
Grain Market.
Flour-Recelpts, 5.473 barrels.
Wheat-ReceiptS, 36S,S24 bushels; ship
ments, 3!7 600 bushels; stocks, 1894 ,9e7
domestic, 81; with rail transit l. 10: No;
red winter sarlicky' July, 1867; with rail
corn-Receipts, 25411 bushels ship
ments 81 bushels; stocks, 23s,3a9
bushels; ceiling prices prevail according to
20 oatSIReceipts. 2.19s bushels; ship
ments none; STOCKS l4.57e bushels; No. =
nv Rye@ReceiptS' re rs 531 bushels; ship
ments. none, stocks. I17.756 bushels.
Barley-Receipts, none; shipments, none;
stocks, 3,675 bushels.
Soybeans-Receipts 3059 bushels: ship
ments. none; stocks, 32,S4 bushels.
Millfeed--Receipts, 35S tons.
HayZMarket steady: timothy, clover
and mixed hay prices, S2a to S3l per ton
for old hay. For all grades of hay below
No. , prices are irregular.
Straw-Market steady; wheat straw, No
>, per ton, Sl3 to Sl4.
EEgs and Butter.
Wholesale selling prices. including COM
missions al Baltimore. Extras, Nos. l and
., 42.6; extras. Nos. 3 and 4, Az stand
ards. 40s; current receipts, $50; con-
sumner grade A. extra large, ASS: grade A,
large, 45S; grade B, large, 43.s; grade c,
large. 40.S.
Butter-Receipts, 5,3l7 pounds; egg re-
ceipts, l,960 cases.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
Chicago Livestock

80 CHICAGO, July oGR'.-salsbls cattle
200 saisble calEeS 100; compared ns Friday
all others 1928 higher, with medium
grades carrying weight as much as so up.
due to unseasonal scarcity; top, 90, the
ssppy ssIg ted nfRs stee4s Rshef sh
steels, 1888: 1.019-pound yesrlings, II, so;
long yearlings, IL. 49,, largely fed steer run;
stantielly less than week earlier, amount
ing to about As. 600 head at II markets;
very short supply southwests and native
grass steers here to sell at 1875 down 10
ll.50; strictly medium kinds in broad de-
mand at 14.o0-l4 u; stock cattle slow,
sepr, eeps many fh, agket still eone sst Esst
rather than to corn belt; fed heiferS strong
to 25 higher: best. 7S5; .,73o-pound Of
grassy kinds down to 1880; strictly good
cows 25 lower. but all others 25-40 higher;
COW receipts unseasonally small and ship
Gamers, cutters and common beef cows at
s.00-ll 90; no reliable outlet for good beef
cows above 1850; SAUSAGE bulls strong to
active; weighty sausage bulls selling spar
ingly to 1850 and heavy beef bulls to
1850; mostly 1900 down; vealers scarce
salabIe sheep. none: total. 1000; com
pared Friday last week: Receipts of sheep
and lambs were unIl unusually y Light light and nd tn the
tire week: native spring lambs showed some
Improvement in general quality and closed
tSily STEADY to- to strong ooS with last sSor Friday
tive springers was 1880, with most sales
of these grades being made at 16.00-16. 40:
bucks. 90 less; medium and good spring
ers cashed at IA So and the popu-
lar price for common light-weights averas
ing around so pounds as a rule was 1900:
old-crop wooed lambs absent; the genera,
quality of oid-crop shorn lambs deterio-
rated, but the market held fully steady;
strictly good and choice offerings were ab-
sent, the best there being 94-pound aver
ages at 14S5. with 92-pound AVERAGES,
1880 all carrying no. l pelts: good and
choice yearlings sold at 1880 and 1885 for
a5 and a6 pound averages with No. l pelts:
the market for shorn, aged ewes moved on
an even keel throughout and closed steady
with last Friday; ct the close the ouo,ab4e
top was S25 with bulk of sales raneins
from 500, the practical top. down to $50,
Saiable hogs. 300: total. 400: market
nominally steady, with not enough good
and choice grades on sale to make mar
ket; nominal top of 14.75, the ceiling.
quoted
Evening star., 1945-07-08
THE SUNDAY STAR Washington D. C. D.
",
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. July z N).--Continued liuui-
dation pushed rye futures down more than
3 cents q bushel at times ecday In a
nervous market. on top of yesterday S
losses OF cents-the limit for one days
trading.
Wheat, corn and oats also were of frac-
tionally most of the time in sympathy, al
though there we're slight rallies to fractions
above the previous close.
Rye rallied somewhat at times under
buying which was largely short covering.
In the main, however, the liauidation which
had been under way this week continued.
augmented at the outset by an overnight
accumulation OF selling orders following
yesterdays closing break.
The slump in rye. under way most of the
week following Board of Trade restrictions
and demand in Congress for an fnvesti-
CATION of alleged rye manipulation" had
pushed prices downward from "A to 10
cents below the seasonal high reached two
weeks ago. Prices we're to IL cents down
from the close last Saturday.
Rye closed 1ss to 2 cents lower thai
Yesterdays finish, July Asa; wheat raj
lied to close "a down TO % UP, July 1.65Ts;
corn was UNCHANGED to "a lower, July
lisa; oats were unbalanced to q up in a
closing rally. July 651s. and barley was "a
lower to ss higher, July 1.14h.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

NEW 1915 REQ trucks, assortment of sizes
and wheelbases: available for immediate
delivery to holders of certificates. REQ
WASHINGTON CO., 1881 Half st. Sc,
AT. 2I99.
CHEVROLET l941 tractor and 1s-ft. stake
body, practically new trailer; rubber excel
lent throughout; motor has 5000 miles
since rebuilt: newly painted Completely
hooked up and ready for the road. Price
well nelow ceiling. Sl.350. Call MR..
PETIT, ME. 0505.
DODGE 1888 panel; within OPA ceiling:
exceptional value; new tires $3.50. HA-
zELTON MOTORS, 5001-5025 Branch ave.
Sc. SP. 0409.
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS, no priority
stakes-l94o Dodge l1a-ton.
Dumps-(2) 1912 Dodge Ia-t., 2-Speed
3-ta; l94I International 3-ton.
Crane, truck. l941 Ford 1t: 1910
.Trailers-New Army ammunition carts.
194d sno GMC At. air brakes, overdrive.
Ali our trucks have Aeavy-duty Army
tires low miiease and are ,,,,r, II eXeeIent
TOR co. 3143 Lee highway. Arlington.
Va; CH; 700O OK. 0552. Daily 3 to 8.
Sunday | 0 to g.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
Cotton Textile Business
Reduced in Holiday Week
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July Cotton tex
tile trading was curtailed during
the last week because of the mid
week holiday, mill shutdowns for va
cations and repairs and hesitancy
pending announcement of sched-
uled price increases under the re-
Gently issued ONCE of Price Ad-
ministration adjustable pricing or
der.
Sales were limited to scattered
lots of print cloths for quick de-
livery, some sheetings for July and
August shipment and fair quanti-
ties of Osnaburgs on Government
directive
During the week the War Pro-
duction Board lifted the freeze on
sale of some carded yarns for the
third quarter.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
MONEY WANTED.
able discount MI O044.
AUToMoTIVE MISCELLANEOUS.

RECAPPTNG MoLDs G3J, curing; 5.5OxI7.
6.00x16, 6.25xl6 tires; these molds can
be seen in operation; excellent opportunity
little additional cost; OPA discount allowed
HPRl' iFES St or pS Ssl De Sss9' s g. JoBBERs 1914
wide, side panels adjustable to IS in:
two -6,n0ox16 tires; Buick body. Cali
MoToRCYcLE, wanted to trade 1912
see any time after pm. sunday. 6902
AUTO CRUISER for sale. fully equipped
sS asS n0saSs AaRRcKS seF TRAER Afffa rePcar co
MoTToRBikEE's IKE, !a&i, h5&i servi-cycle, s-spesd
ffifS HYbKAufic stfi pSMS pG S74s BOYD cheap. Call
after pm, Hillside 6S3-M. ' A
TIRE RECAPPING, S-hr service, by ap-
pointment; leave your car 9 am, pick it
expert workmanship by experienced re-
Gaping mechanics; all work guaranteed;
ample parking facilities. PALDER &
HANNA, 4. 5 a516 R; J; ave, Hyattsyille, UN.
M0ToRCYcLE, 1883 indian dian Bonneyilie Bon UVil
Scout; good tires, Buddy seat a?04 Flower
ays sIyer SEps6S Sp5isn6g No sSnday s.
special built, late model, perfect condition.
new tires. No. / Jackson I'd. Indianhead,
Nd. 1ndianhead 21ll. Ext. 1885, after 4;30,
LUGGAGE TRAILER, 2-wheel, factory
built. good tires CT. $500.
A SPECIALIZED PISTON RING SERVICE
Piston rings Tor every mechanical moving
marine. motorcycles, outboard engines,
sSns aph Dants aOTs5 snd hydraue
noq nolsts pumps etc Write or sal n for
book. PISTON RING SALES AND SERVICE,
14O0 8 street NV. NO. 205S, NO. 1858.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
HOUSE TRAlLERS.

NEW KOZY, Platt and Superior, also new
tandem Liberty; many good used tfailers,
including tandems Cash for your trailer
RICHTER TRAILER SALES, Route l,
Berwyn. Md Tel Berwyn As for appraisal
PRIVATE PARTY wants used house trailer,
suitable 3 adults. P. o. Box 43, Wash
ington 4, D. c.
STaKE-BODY TRAILER; excellent .00xl 9
1905 / 9th ST. NV. s"
TRAILER: large, beautiful, Sx24 ft.. .
rooms, finished in. Dlyboard, custom built.
and start living S1.050 Call WI. 1866.
HOUSE TRAILER, 1912 Plymouth, length
priced reasonably. Vincents Trailer PARK,
5000 Kenilworth ave. ne, MR.. WILMOTH.
Evening star., 1945-07-08

FARMS WANTED.

ABOUT so OR 100 ACRES on main high
way, Maryland or Pennsylvania; old house
preferred: price, under $4,000. Please
give complete details Box 271-V. Star
SMALL FARM, consisting of or o acres
with modern 5-room bungalow, and within
30 miles OF Washington, in Md. on bus
CoLoRED-i TO 5 ACRES WANTED in
ave n e. Washington 10. d c.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
GARAGES FOR RENT.

SPACE i OR 2 CARS, freproof. private
garage; water, electricity. Rear 2122 lie
Roy pl. NV. WORTHINGTON. Ma 1926
GARAGE for dead storage in Takoma Park,
D. c.: also storage space in lockers; rea-
Sonable ia. 1851.
Evening star., 1945-07-08

IA LARGE SELECTION, Of nne used cars.
all models, priced at OPA ceiling or less.
LOVING MOTORS, 1919 M ST. NV.
LIE SALE 1910 sedan, r. and h.: excellent
tires, black finish low OPA ceiling SI.1Is
1926 Emerson ST. NV. GE. 0260
BUICK 1888 Century: private party will
sell; radio and heater, new battery; 500
BurlinRton ST., Arlington, Va
Evening star., 1945-07-08
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, July Z lP1.-Expectationso OF
sharply lower cotton acreage rallied the
cotton futures market in quiet trading to-
day. Light mill and New orleans demand
met only scaleup profit taking and hedgins
Many traders held TO the sidelines pending
the cotton screage report on Monday.
Futures closed 20 cents bale higher to
Z = ant.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
MOTOR TRAVEL

TWO LADIES wish ride to Florida. Drive
II necessary. Leave July 18th or after.
Refer. eXch Box lola, Star. 10"
RESPONSIBLE PERSON TO drive car to Ft.
Lewis, Wash: Seattle or VIC Will furnish
gas coupons. SH 3634.
TRANSPORTATION WANTED to California;
leave on or before July u; by young couple
share expenses and driving; references If
desired Tel ME 1Il5
Evening star., 1945-07-08
MONEY TO LOAN.

SECOND TRUST-We will buy 2nd trust
notes on D. C, Va. or nearby Nd. prop
critics; reasonable rates. Call Mr Steven
son. with r NJ. PRATT CO. MA. o6S2;
MORTGAGE LOANS, ~ interest Prompt
service. MOORE g. HILL CO., S04 l7th
End TRUST MONEY available on improved
property. Mr. POOLE, RE l133
MONEY on ist or 2nd trusts; prompt
or D. c. property. THE AMERICAN CO.,
S01 18th. MA SO32.
NONE On SECOND TRUST-We viii
buy second-trust notes D c. nearby Md
OF Va Reasonable rates NATIONAL
MORTGAGE INVESTMENT CORP. 1912
NJ ave. NV National bS33
LIST AND 2nd TRUST LOANS-Prompt ana
courteous service. Consult us before bor-
rowing Lowest rates COLONIAL INVEST
MENT co sl7 9th st. NV. DI, 6l50
SALARIED LADIES-H you need money,
see Mr.. Green (strictly CONFIDENTIAL. 1014
K st. NV. NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
GARAGES WANTED.

GENERAL REPAIR GARAGE. doing minor
and also major repairs; will pay cash.
Please write, stating equipment and stock
on hand. Box E62-V. Star.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
CURB SUMMARY

FURNISHED by the Associated Press.)
A selected list Of active stocks on the
New York Stock Exchange, showing the
high, low and closing price for the week
and the net change from the previous
Saturdays close.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
BOND SUMMARY

Furnished sy the Associated Press.
A selected list of active Bonds on the
New York Stock Exchange. showing the
high. low and closing price for the week.
and the net change from the previous
Saturdays close.
Ctoek na.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
PARKING LOTS.

NICE LOT FOR RENT downtown, near re-
tail shopping section; good place for q
hrm 70 park its trucks; lease. So5 mo-.
Ma o460.
Evening star., 1945-07-08
"1O4 Premier
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company selected by FINANCIAL WORLD
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