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THE DETROIT FREE PRESS SUNDAY, JULY 15, 1934 SPORT SECTION Copper Output Drops Sharply Less Than Light Yield of 1932 WASHINGTON, July' 14-(A. -The Bureau of Mines reported today smelter production of copper from domestic ores last year declined 17 per cent from the 1932 output, which was little more than one-half that of the year before. The 1933 production amounted to only 33 per cent of the average for the five-year period 1928 to 1932. While production of copper by mines last year, decreased about the same percentage as smelter output, refinery, production from domestic showed an increase of 8 per cent. The average price of copper delivered last year wAs slightly above the 1932 price, which was the lowest ever recorded.

Withdrawals Heavy The report showed the quantity of new copper indicated as withdrawn from supply for domestic consumption, was 31 per cent higher in 1933 than in the year before, but was only 56 per cent of the average for the five-year period from 1928 to 1932. United States from ores Total copper produced! in last year was 449,999,143 pounds, as compared with 544,009,948 1932. copper last year was 742,000,000 total, production of new refined pounds, an increase of 61,000,000 pounds over the 1932 production. Production pounds in leading copper states follow: 1932 1933 Arizona 201.136.276 Montana 97.918.141 94.262.651 Mexico 32.914,883 24,948,272 Utah 78.402.502 Nevada 32.616.050 Michigan 63.898,656 Colorado 8.076,169 California 5.514,045 632.040 Alaska 13,297,443 1,575,936 Prices Up Slightly Summarizing the report showed mine production last year was 380,000 pounds as compared with 476,221,076 in 1933. average price per pound last year was 6.4 cents as against 6.3 cents the year before.

At the end of the year stocks of refined copper on hand totaled 000,000 pounds as against 000 pounds at the end of 1932. The value of smelter production from domestic ores last year was compared with $34,273,000 in 1932. Toronto Stocks Mining Prices by King, Bous. Stodgell Co. High Low Close Aconda Acme Oil 20 20 20 Area Algoma Mining 10 Ajax Oil 104 104 104 Alexandria 5 Amity Associated Oil 17.

Aldermac 24 24 Big Missouri 39 38 Base Metals 125 121 123 Bagamac 12 12 Bobjo Mines 58 57 Baldwin Bralorne 1570 1570 Bunker Hill Bear Mining 25 23 25 Bridge River 125 116 125 Chemical Research 180 180 180 Castle 57 57 67 Central Manitoba 10 Central Patricia 93 89 89 1 Chibougamau 10 1 Canadian Kirkland Coniagas 200 200 200 Cobalt Contact Canadian Malartic 60 60 60 Clericy Federal Kirkland 7 Dominion Explorers. Eldorado Gold 246 926 240 Granada 73 71 71 Goldale 26 25 Goodfish 25 25 25 Graham Bouquet Hollinger 1775 1785 Howey 127 196 137 Home Oil 120 115 115 Harker Gold 19 12 12 Halcrow Swayze 16 16 16 Kirkland Lake 54 62 54 Lake Lakeshore Maron 5385 9 5400 09 Lebel 15 13 15 Lakeland Malrobic Mines 690 675 690 MoVittie Graham 41 40 40 Moffatt Hall 4 Murphy Mines McWattera Mines 39 37 37 Mining Corp 215 210 210 MeLeod River 5 Macassa 250 949 249 McMillan 70 Maple Leaf 41 Newbee Noranda 4325 4365 Can 01 Northern Pend Oreille 70 70 70 Premier 128 126 128 Parkhill 45 40 45 Reno 94 94 94 Rear Authier 165 151 154 Sudbury Mines San Antonio 570 560 570 Sherritt Gordon 90 88 N8 Sylvanite 285 283 284 Siscoe 241 237 240 Sudbury Basin 145 145 145 40 Stadaconn 41 St Anthony 55 53 55 South Tiblemont 19 12 Teck Huches 685 680 685 Thompson 46 45 45 Towagamac 54 59 52 Ventures Limited 184 83 Waite Amulet 108 105 108 Wright Hargreaves 960 960 960 Wayside 25 White Wainwright Eagle Oil 88 88 Industrials Bell Telephone 118 Do pf 31 301 30 Brewing Corp com British American Oil Distillers Ford A 90 Imperial Oil 14 Intern't Petroleum. 264 Nickel 26 25 Metals and Oils NEW YORK. July 14--(A, nominally unchanged. NEW YORK.

July 14-(A, prices unchanged. NEW YORK, July 14-(A. cottonseed 2 oil was firm today, closing unchanged to points higher, reflecting week-end covering. commission house and trade support in sympathy with the rally in cotton. Sales were contracts.

ing a switch of July for September at 6 points difference. Crude oil market was steady. Bleachable spot. nominal; July closed 6.20: September, 6.24: October. 0.29: December.

6.48: January, 6.54. SAVANNAH, 45 July sales. 14- P. receipts. Turpentino firm.

185: 513: shipments. stock. 10.097. Rosin steady: sales. 355: receipte, 2.277: B.

shipments. 4.25; D. 5.361: 4.30: E. 4.40: F. G.

and I. stock. 97.248. Quote: 4.42 and M. 4.45; N.

4.50: WG. 4.55: WW and X. 4.65. DULUTH, July 14 -Flax on track. 1.93: July, 1.93; September, 1.93: October, 1.01 Investment Trusts NEW YORK.

July 14-New York Security Dealers' Association: Bid Asked Corporate Trusts 1.92 Do A A 1.85 Do A A Mod 2.21 2.34 Do Accum Ser 1.85 Diversified Tr 7 Do 3.00 3.30 Do 4 5 Dividend Shares 1.18 1.20 Five Year Fixed Tr. 3.39 Fund Tr Shares A 4 Do 3 Nation Wide Sec 3.25 3.35 Do vie 1.18 1.28 Nor Am Tr Shares 1.80 Do 1955 2.31 1956 0 28 Do 1958 2.34 9.40 coarterly Inc. Shares 1.31 141 Selected Manage Trusts 5 Stand Am Tr. Shares 0.70 2.05 Super of Am Tr 0.92 A A 2.10 Do 3.08 Do 5.49 Do 6.61 Supervised Shares 1.39 Trust Shares of Am 31 Trustee 51. Oil A 1.04 1.16 Do 5.05 5.65 Elect 14 Pow 12 Do 1.96 2.06 Commodity Price Indexes 90 Relatives, Direct Purchase 60 STANDARD STATISTICS 1933 1934 In the trend of commodity prices shown in this chart, the line for speculative prices appears more sensitive, but net increases for all three classifications are about equal.

Many held that speculative prices had strongly influenced the total commodity price index. General Commodity Price Rise Maintains for 6 Months Fluctuations Marked Within Sections; General Rise Irregular NEW YORK, July 14-(A. On the trend of commodity prices in the last six months rested the hopes of millions. Price swings often meant the capture or loss of livelihood for farmers, manufacturers and workers- -and were a cause of worry for government officials. The general trend of all commodity prices in the last 18 months has been upward, with the higher level being maintained in the past six months.

At the time of Mr. Roosevelt's inauguration the wholesale commodity price index of the Department of Labor for 784 commodities stood at 60.2 per cent of the 1926 average, and from that March average to May of this year the index rose 13.5 points to 73.7. The interest, however, has not been entirely with the all-inclusive index because it does not measure fluctuations of price sections. The index of non-agricultural prices stood at 63.8 in March, 1933; at 75 in January, 1934, and at 76.6 In May, 1934. For those same periods farm products were 42.8, 58.7 and 59.6, respectively.

A new high level was marked Business Notes New State and municipal financing scheduled for next week totals $16,195,000, according to the Daily Bond Buyer. The total for the past week was $85,723,643 and the weekly average for the year to date was $21,746,470. D. A. Little, president of Magnolia Petroleum Co.

has notified holders of the company's serial per cent debentures that they will be redeemed on Aug. 15 at the price of and accrued interest. The issue amounts to so $1,500,000. Bank loans of International Telephone Telegraph Corp. and associated companies amounted to approximately $31,000,000 at June 30 compared with $34,500,000 at the end of and $40,500,000 at the end of 1932, it was announced today.

The company's New York banking credit was reduced to $23,920,000 from $24,960,000 at the end of 1933 and the due date extended to Feb. 1, 1935. Today's gold statement of the New York Federal Reserve Bank showed imports of $3,394,900. There were no exports. A gain of $700,000 in the monetary gold stocks of the country was reported through release of that amount from stocks held under earmark for foreign account.

Short Interest in all securities on the New York Curb Exchange as of June 29, totaled 15,361 shares compared with 14,000 shares on May 31, an increase of 1,361 shares. The high pace set by steel makers during the first half of 1934 has broken the comparative monthly records of production and shipments of many leading companies as far back as 1930, Dun Bradstreet says. In some districts, output in May was 150 per cent larger than in the same month last year, the agency says, while the number. of active blast furnaces was five times greater. James H.

Kindelberger has been elected to the board of directors of North American Aviation, Inc. The new director is president of the General Aviation Mfg. Corp. Consumption of sugar in the fourteen principal European countries during the first nine months of the current crop year, reports Lamborn sugar brokers, totaled 5,355,449 long tons, raw sugar value, against 5,172,696 during the similar period last season. Bonds and Claims of Richfield Oil Co.

of California, and Pan-American Petroleum Co. will be accepted up to the close of business on 28. it was stated today by the Richfield reorganization committee. Oil: New York, July 14-Assurances that there is sufficient fuel oil for domestic heating requirements for years to come have been given by R. G.

Stewart, director of the Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey marketing. There is at present something like 70,000,000 barrels of fuel oil in storage on the Pacific Coast he stated. Last year about 7,500,000 barrels of surplus oil was shipped to the Eastern markets and about 22,000,000 barrels is expected to be shipped this winter. The appointment of William B.

Henderson, secretary of the machinery and allied productscode authority of NRA, as executive vice president of the Refrigerating Machinery Association, was announced by W. S. Shipley, president of the organization. Mr. Henderson, who is a well-known Chicago financier, is also secretary of the Durable Goods Committee or NRA.

He will establish headquarters in Washington on Aug. 1. New Corporations LANSING. July 14-Articles of incorporation filed wit hthe Secretary of State follow: The Lanson Dock Co. Detroit, 1,000 shares no par value.

No-Sas Spring Detroit. $5.000. L. A. Geistert Co.

Grand Rapids, $100,000 preferred and $50.000 common. Jean Winans, Lansing. $5.000. Pernetual Memorial Iron Mountain. $15.000.

Yale Depositors Corp. Tale. $1.000. J. M.

Funcheon Detroit. $5,000. Liquor Imports Higher in June Drinking of Foreign Wine Reduced WASHINGTON, July 14-(A. -The Nation increased its consumption of imported hard liquors and cut down on foreign wine drinking The Customs Division of the Treasury reported that total imports of both wine and liquor, however, lowest for any month since repeal, with distilled liquor running less than one the February figures. Consumption of imported distilled liquor for June amounted to 790 gallons, or 13,184 more than in May.

Only 231,043 gallons of imported wine were drunk, however, as compared with 309,801 in May. Imports of distilled liquor decreased from 1,047,262 to 512,705, but the stocks in bonded warehouses rose from 4,434,605 to 520. Wine imports, at 412,952 gallons, were also sharply lower than the May figure, but warehouse stocks rose from 2,033,794 to 2,215,512. Duties of $1,929,945 were collected on distilled liquors, $135,193, sparkling wines, and $260,828 on still wines. Total duties for the six months reached $23,740,814.

Auto City Brewing Auto City Brewing net profit for June, before charges, was approximately $28,000. Insurance Stocks NEW YORK. July 14-(A. the Counter Market: Bid Asked Aetna Cas 2a 49 51 Aetna Fire 1.60 391 41 Aetna Life 171 19 Agricultural 2.20 56 60 Am 2 40 42 Am Surety 26 Balt Amer 4 Boston 16 520 536 Conn Gen Lit .80. 29 Fid Dep 43 Firemens Ins Frank Fire 24 Glen Falls 1.60 30 Globe Rut 44 Great Amer 1 20 Halifax .90 16 Hanover 1.60 30 32 Hartford Fire 2 53 55 Home Fire See Home Ins 1.05a 24 26 Lincoln Fire 8 4 Mass Bond 14 15 Natl Fire 2 55 57 Fire 14 Natl Liberty .20 Nor River 20 Phoenix 2 61 63 Prov Wash 29 St.

Paul Fire 6 139 144 Springfield 98 101 Sun Life 390 413 Travelers 18 435 440 Fire 1 a 38 Fit 401 Westehester 1.20a 27 98 a-Including extras. Money Markets NEW YORK. July 14-(A: -Bar ailver steady and unchanged at 46 LONDON, July 14-(A. -Bar silver firm. 1-16d higher at d.

Bar cold deelined to 138. (U. S. equivalent $34.77 on basin of sterling opening at The Stock Exchange here was closed todas. Money, per cent.

Diecount rates, short and three-month bills, per cent. Butter Eggs 87. Dividends: NEW YORK, July 14 NEW YORK. July 14-(A. -Butter: Receipts, 9.708 tubs: easy, prices unchanged.

Cheese: Receipts. 213,999 lbs: weak; state whole milk flats, fresh, cials unquoted: other fresh and all held grades unchanged. Eggs: Receipts. 22.068 cases: firm: mixed colors, whites and browns all unchanged. CHICAGO.

July -Butter was unchanged and about steady, the Department of Agriculture Burean said here today: fresh. 93 score, 92. 23; 91. 90, 22 89, 22: 88. 87.

20 centralized carlota. 90. 23: 89. 22; -There were 27 favorable dividend changes during the week against a like number the week before, the Standard Statistics Co. reports.

Unfavorable revisions totaled 10, compared with 18. More than Half of Federal Taxes Come from 5 States 11 Others Contribute Less than 1 Per Cent of Total U. S. Tax Yield during the second week in June by the wholesale commodity price index of the National Fertilizer Assocation composed of 476 individual commodities. It stood at 72.1 per cent of the 1926-28 level as against 71.7 a month ago and 61.2 a year ago.

Dun's price index In the first of this year commodity, moved from 162.3 to 164, as against the low point of 127.6 in March of last year. Bradstreet's commodity price index stood at 8.83 in January and 9.14 in June. The low point of that index, 6.35, also occurred in March, 1933. But the cost of living has not advanced so sharply as commodity prices at wholesale. This is because the cost of living contains many charges which are comparatively fixed.

The Standard Statistics Co. In an index of all cost-of-living items shows the index stood 78.4 in April as against 77.5 in January and the low point of 71.5 in April of last year. Those figures are based on 1923 as 100. Measured by the National Industrial Conference Board, the cost of living for the wage earner declined 0.1 per cent in April, and at that point was 9.7 per cent above a year ago but 20.9 per cent under April of 1929. The Irving Fisher commodity price index, which uses 1926 as 100, on June 16 reported the highest average of the year at 77.4.

That is 2 points over the previous month and 22.4 points over the March 5 lowest point. Commercial Markets Contract Speculative COTTON--NEW YORK. July -Cotton futures opened steady, 3 to 6 points advance on continued dry hot weather in Texas and higher Liverpool cables. July, 12.95 bid: October, 13.11: December. 13.27: January.

13.29: March. 13.38: May. 13.43. Cotton futures closed barely steady, 3-10 lower. July, 12.83, nominal: October, December.

13.14-17: January, 13.20; March. 13.28: May. 13.36. Spot steady; middling. 13.05.

NEW YORK. July 1 (A. -Dried fruits steady. unchanged. WASHINGTON, July 14--(A.

Every state in the union showed -In five. of the 48 states--New increases, ranging in some cases York, North Carolina, Illinois, Penn- as high as 300 per cent, in miscelsylvania and California--the Fed- laneous tax collections for the fiseral Government collected more cal year as compared with the year than half of the $2,672,318,608 re- previous to raise the grand total ceived from taxation in the fiscal for the country from $873,047,820 year. Eleven just ended. states- -Arizona, Idaho, to In the $1,483,789,755. income tax category every North Dakota, South Dakota, Ver- state but six showed a jump, while mont, Wyoming, Arkansas, Missis- the total for the country as a whole sippi, Nevada, Utah and Montana- increased from $746,791,494 to meanwhile contribute less than 303,457.

The six whose income tax per cent of the Federal tax yield. payments declined were Arizona, As usual New York had the Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan and year's biggest tax bill, 1, $564,321,808. Virginia. North Carolina was second The increase in miscellaneous while Illinois with ceipts was due partially to new 714,810, Pennsylvania with taxes imposed at the special session 222 and California with $151,245,457 of Congress in the spring of 1933. followed along in order.

Income tax collections were at the the other end of the scale, Wy- same rate for the two years. The oming paid the least, $1,170,330. increased income levies recently South Dakota was next to last with enacted will be reflected in taxes on $1,285,796 and then followed Idaho, incomes of this calendar year, Arizona, $1,162,192, and lected in the next. Vermont, $1,443,413, All internal revenue receipts for The presence of North Carolina, the fiscal 1934-figures preessentially an agricultural state, viously announced -aggregated among the leaders was attributed $2,672,318,602 compared with by Treasury officials to source col- $1,619,839,224 for, the fiscal year lected taxes on tobacco manufac- 1933. The 1934 figure included tures, later paid by citizens the $371,225,386 in processing taxes on country over.

The State's income farm products, a levy not in effect tax payments were $12,960,071 as during the year 1933. compared with $217,611,09 in miscel- The following table shows tax laneous taxes, including the to- collections by states, the figures bacco levies. I given in thousands of dollars: Income Income Mise. Misc. Total Total 1934 1933 1934 1933 1934 1933 Alabama 1.938 1.626 1,869 1,671 12.043 3,298 Arizona 487 559 541 290 1.362 849 Arkansas 891 684 1.479 853 2.933 1.437 California 67.502 50.473 83.101 44,200 151.245 94.647 Colorado 4,592 3.825 5.860 1.879 13,412 5.704 Connecticut 15,582 14.567, 11.579 3.846 29.124 18.414 Delaware 12.920 11,511 4.686 1.008 18.014 12.520 Florida 4,477 4,278 6.533 3.315 11.616 7.594 Georgia 6,061 3.580 5.678 2.891 28.807 6.472 Idaho 402 467 521 1,342 692 Illinois 63.556 56.453 97.804 49,661 214.714 106.114 Indiana 8.922 8,437 18.004 5.481 32.656 13.919 Iowa 1,246 4,396 3.820 2.140 17.408 6.537 Kansas 3,013 4,296 7.791 4.751 23.054 9.047 Kentucky 5,147 59.050 49.958 68.618 64.130 Louisiana 4.790 3.963 10,989 5.488 17.306 9.459 Maine 3.433 3.037 2,379 686 7.945 3.728 Maryland 25,880 18.949 20.954 1,159 51.400 31.566 Massachusetts 39.621 35,169 36.151 14.219 97.355 49.388 Michigan 28.153 29.199 68.107 25.173 100.579 54,373 Minnesota 10.552 10,027 14.309 5.247 50.082 15.275 Mississippi 631 471 857 425 2.299 897 Missouri 22,075 19.594 37.192 20.111 76,412 39.706 Montana 685 636 1,591 505 3.940 1.142 Nebraska 2.631 2.357 3.138 1.506 10.30% 3.863 Nevada 1,737 1.522 505 157 2.372 1.680 New Hampshire 1,458 1,218 1,808 579 5.290 1.790 New Jersey 41,337 37.330 54,577 34.145 99.681 71.475 New Mexico 281 426 863 505 New York ..260.884 240.001 264.606 136,344 564,321 376,346 North Carolina 12,760 217,611 200,727 260.344 213.487 North Dakota 293 220 381 231 1,720 452 Ohio 37.90% 30.285 73.745 39.192 124.522 69.477 Oklahoma 5.923 4.992 35.238 19,788 44.720 24.781 Oregon 1,740 1.556 2,447 1.111 6,791 2.667 Rhode Pennsylvania 66.462 66.354 116.783 48.899 193.55% 114.254 Island 6.103 5.209 5.428 1.207 14.976 6.417 South- Carolina 1.030 20.571 1.733 South Dakota 347 266 1.285 611 Tennessee 5.164 4.246 6.393 17.400 8.820 10EAS 16.259 34.178 60.501 31.167 Utah 914 1.998 4.631 1.436 Vermont 605 478 453 1:443 858 Virginia 107.819 94.121 192,619 103.798 Washington 3.750 6,189 1.879 14.280 5.461 West Virginia 3,583 3.025 004 2.700 8.903 5.816 Wisconsin 7.106 7.593 32.363 11.199 43.422 19.093 Wyomipe 419 334 548 187 1.170 521 Hawaii 3.287 2.662 1.807 404 6.121 8.067 Philippine Islande 473 473 327 CHICAGO, July 14-- (A.

-Potatoes, 117: on track, 377: total U. S. shipments, 1091; good stock about steady, showing decay: weaker: supplies rather liberal: demand and trading light for good stock: cobblers, Virginia 0. 8. No.

1. most care showing decay. 1.10-32 North Carolina showing decay. 1.10-20; Triumphs, Idaho S. No.

1, 1.60; fine quality and condition. 1.75: fair quality, 1.50: Louisiana S. No. 1, fair quality and condition. 1.20-40: barrels, cobblers.

Virginia U. S. No. 1, 2.25: North Carolina showing light decay. 2.10-15.

CHICAGO. July 14- --Poultry, live. 11 trucks, steady: hens, 12-12 leghorn hens. rock fryers. 18-22: colored.

rock springs. colored. 201 rock broilers, colored, leghorn. 13-14: barebacks, 14-15; roosters. turkeys.

10-14: spring ducks. 10-13: old, 8-10: spring geese. 11: old, 8. NEW YORK, July 14-(A. -Dressed poultry steady and unchanged.

Live poultry nominal; no quotations. PUBLIC FARMERS' MARKET Wholesale Prices by Municipal Bureau of Markets Poultry and Produce The following prices cover sales of locally grown farm. produce brought to the Public Farmers' Markets by growers and sold by them in wholesale package lots. They do not cover sales of shippedin produce in the wholesale and commis. sion stores which surround the farmers' markets.

Prices Saturday: Apples, No 1 1.75-2 bu. No 2 1.25-1.50; beans, asparagus, No doz bunches: green, 40-60 bu. No 2 25-85: wax beans. bu: broccoli, 1.75-2 No bu: beets. 30-40 No doz bunches: cabbage.

1 40-60 bu. 2 30: carrots. 30-40 doz bunches: celery. fancy 65-75 doz bunches. No 1 40-60: cherries.

sour 1.40-% 24-qt case, sweet 24-qt case: corn, 20-30 doz: currants. 3.50-4 24-qt case; eggs, 5.50-6.50 30-doz case: leaf lettuce. 20-40 bu: head lettuce, 40-75 bu: escarole, No 1. 50-75 green onions, 25-35 doz bunches: peas, 1.25-1.75 bu: potatoes. No 1, 45-60 bu: parsley root.

No 1, 50-75 doz bunches. 10-12 Poultry, lb: live: broilers, Hens. leghorns 14-16 17-19 lb: leghorns. 20-22 lb. Radishes, 35-50 doz bunches, per bu of 30 bunches: raspberries, fancy red.

4.50-5 24-qt case. No 3.50-4, black 24-qt case: rhubarb. 25-40 doz bunches: spinach, No 1 bu. No 2 50-60 bu: squash. Italian summer 1.75-2.25 bu: tomatoes, hothouse.

1.75-1.90 14-1b basket. No 1.25-1.50: collards. 35-50 bu: dill. 40-50 doz -bunches: mustard and turnip greens. 30-50 bu: romaine.

30-40 bu: kohl-rabi. 40-60 doz bunches: veal, 8-10 1h: live pigs, 1.50-9 each: sorrol. 30-50 bu: tur. nipa, No 1, 35-45 doz bunches. Magnolia Petroleum a subsidiary of the Socony-Vacuum Oil has called redemption on next Aug.

15 at the $1,500,000 outstanding per cent debentures. Vital Statistics of Detroit Marriage Licenses Michael Gauvreau, 23; Mary McFadyen, 24. Henry John Homberg, 26; Henrietta Ethel Marks, 25. Clarence Wieland, 25; La Verne Bergeron, 19. William Johnson, 26; Julia East.

24: Alexander Caravalia, 43; Leona Doniencia De Bona, 027. Stanley GIll, 25: Lillian Johnson. 19. John Beck. 28: Frances Guenther, 21.

Paul Heidrich, 30 Inez Gordon, 21. Frank Lempicki, 20: Genevieve Kulaga, 19. Murray Klibreath, 27; Marion MacKenzie, 23. Peter 28. Golembiowski, 42; Annie Penkala, John Whitehead.

92: Edna Mtur. 17. Harold Scott Speer, 27; Loraine Helen Huss, 23. Stanley Karaban. 27: Helen Dzulba.

21. Joseph Swierzblenski, 21; Sophie Kolaez, 21. William Brown. 31: Isabell Voorhees, 22. Albert Passarelli, 23; Antionette Torella, 16.

Frank G. Nyman, 30; Lorraine G. Fallor, 28. Frank Kukets, 25: Irma Brant, 18, Joseph Agnew, 31; Mary Kurzaba, 23. Ben Ray, 22; Georgia Averett.

18. William J. Arnold, 50: Mary G. Bailey, 33. Sol Herman.

26; Mollie Perkers. 25. Sydney Wright. 33: Evelyn M. Bridges.

25. Theodore R. Scrimger, 33; Jane H. Ott. 24.

Harold Shier, 24: Gertrude Durant. 19. Peter Rauger, 35; Mabel McCoy, 31. Van William Pilmore, 40; Dolores EsCoubie, 35. William Smith, 38: Rachel Gallimore.

27. George Wandrie, Winnie Foster, 21. Franck Bone. 21: Agnes McKitrick, 19. Steve Rebh, 22: Rose Gesmondi, 22.

Archie Heath, 22: Irene Kish. 18. Casimer Baginaki, 24; Irene Frankoski, 20. Monte J. Meskin, 24; Susan Hayman, 23.

Anthony Betzke, 38; Lilliam Machowiecki, 37. Robert Dansby, 34: Precious Allen, 19, Frank Jones. 39: Nettie Wilson, 31. Thendore P. Fox.

30; Lorene Esther Nation, 19. Keith Hynea, 37: Estelle Mahn. 28. Francis Dupont, 21: Dorothy Gellase, 20. Edward Sylvester, 23: Gladys Hutchins, 19.

Carl Wolf, 22: Evelyn Guntrum. 20. Joseph Frederick Palm, 38; Annabelle Murray, 29. John Louis Lane, 23; Elizabeth Bingham, 20. Joseph Nagan, 34: Mary Badger, 25.

Walter Chibroski, 20; Helen Wierzchowski. 19. Norris Cushman, 23: Anna Bellman, 19. Guy 02: Irma Wilburn, 16. Harry Francis Dunn.

34; Katherine Fisher, 19. Henry Dupree, 49: Lennie E. Wright, 34. Rov Bourassa, 23; Genevieve McKeeby, 21. John Thomas Benney, 23; Viola Gutoksky, 22.

Divorces GRANTED TO: Viola Brooks from Robert. Walter Twardzik from Anna. Casimer Skupny from Wanda. Mary Peabody from Carl. Ronnie Jones from Allie.

Assumta Viglione from Augustino. Clyde Featherston from Margaret C. McFarlan from Robert. John Nordueci from Dominico. Francia Boulton from Robert.

Anna Gustus from Samuel. Frances M. Miller from Melvin, Jean Brindle from Russell, Ernest Boy from Olive. Alice Halloway from Albert. Stomatia Beylixides from Demetros.

Bertha Schwaidelon from Ben. Howard from Fred. Helen J. Jenkins from Clifford. Florence Southworth from James.

Sidney Wright, Jr. from Helen. Cecelia K. Hayward from Roland J. Rose Mandell from Michale, Lyndon I.

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WEST SIDE BRANCH Six Mile Rd. and Monica. UN. 1-0090. OPEN SUNDAY Near Grand River One of the finest homes in district.

4 master bedrooms. large colored tile bath, sun room. first floor lavatory, recreation room. ST. PATRICK.

11551-6-room face $4,600. $1.200 down. Open Sunday. Buy from save commission. STANLEY, 1316 SUITABLE FOR ROOMING HOUSE 11-room frame, well located for transportation.

Just vacated and priced for quick sale. $3.000 (AS IS) DOWN- MONTHLY OPEN SUNDAY. TO 5 P. M. REALTY MGT.

CO. CADILLAC 4999 Sunday and evenings. Call Madison 7313. SUSSEX, 14922 OPEN SUNDAY Four bedroom brick and stone single home. Near Cooley High, grade and Catholic schools.

Sun room and breakfast room, natural fireplace, A real value. Terms. SILL HADLEY, Inc. WEST SIDE BRANCH Six Mile Rd. and Monica.

UN. 1-0090. KENTUCKY, 15416 OPEN UNTIL SOLD. THIS IS A BEAU. TIFUL SIX-ROOM BRICK.

ALL RECONDITIONED. PAINTED WALLS. DOUBLE GARAGE. SIDE DRIVE. 40 FT.

LOT. 10 PER CENT DOWN AND EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS. SILL HADLEY, Inc. WEST SIDE BRANCH Six Mile Rd. and Monica, UN.

1-0090. WARD. 15003 OPEN 1 TO 4 $670 DOWN Very attractive brick: 6 rooms. steam heated home. Trees and shrubbery, cellent neighborhood.

Call Mr. Baker, Cadillac HOMER WARREN CO. EATON TOWER. Wildemere in the Trees Owner leaving city, will sacrifice 5-bedroom. 3-bath in golf club: completely redecorated, carpeted, extra large living room.

large screened porch, new oil burner. This home ean be purchased at less than today's duplicating price, Call C. D. Gaskill. HAROLD BLAKE.

UNIVERSITY 2-6274. YOUNG, 14502 OPEN SUNDAY and side drive. Near public, Catholic and high schools. $500 down. SILL HADLEY, Inc.

EAST SIDE BRANCH Outer Dr. and Harper, Pla. 2555. Near Chalmers. 5-room.

reconditioned brick single, 2 bedrooms, large kitchen, garage ATTRACTIVE building plan offered by reliable and responsible builder will finance of cost. Model homes to show. Particulars- -Mr. Rosenberg. GUARANTEE FINANCE CORP.

7301 W. SIX MILE RD. UN. 2-3450. BRICK veneer single, 2-story: 38-foot Jot: only $300 down.

$27 per month: 10- year financing. See Mr. Gaskill. HAROLD BLAKE UNIVERSITY 2-6274 HAVE YOU ANY SENSE? $1,800 buys 5-room beautiful modern bungalow on Baylis Ave. Worth about $4,000.

Can finish 9 more -nice roonis on second floor. Why pay rent when you can own T. H. WELCH CO. 6521 SECOND BLVD.

MODEL HOMES Open Sunday and Daily 18700 Woodingham Drive 18474 Greenlawn Ave. Just completed, the most attractive homes at discriminating prices. GUARANTEE FINANCE CORP. 7301 SIX MILE RD. W.

UN. 2-3450. NOW is the time to buy A house. Call Realty Management Cadillac 4999. 1212 Griswold.

OVER HALF ACRE With 7-room modern house, perfect tion. Ideal for greenhouse. garden or chicken farm: $4,000. Open Sunday and everyday. GUARANTEE FINANCE CORP.

7301. SIX MILE RD. W. UN. 2-3450.

PROMENADE Near St. David. 5-room. reconditioned brick single, tile sink and large kitchen, 2 light bedrooms, tile bath, 2-car garage, side drive. $580 down.

SILL HADLEY, Inc. EAST SIDE BRANCH Outer Dr. and Harper. Pla. 2555.

REPOSSESSED PROPERTIES Bargains in singles. two and four family flats. Let us know what section you desire. 713 Hammond Bide. Rand.

$7,000, WITH $1,300 DOWN 7-room brick home, steam heat, oil burner. electric refrigeration, awnings: larze master bedroom: close to schools and transportation: less than half original cost. Sea Mr. Gaskill. HAROLD BLAKE UNIVERSITY 2-6274 1-IN Over acre of garden.

40 fruit trees. Comfortable 6-room house. garage, chickens. $5,500. Terms.

Good rentals--furnished and unfurnished. Walsh, James Wasey Co. 431 S. Woodward Birmingham Bungalows for Sale CRUSE. 14966 JUST SOUTH OF FENKELL OPEN 1 TO 4 The most attractive Brick Bungalow in the neighborhood.

Completely reconditioned. Only $545 Down. Call Mr. Baker, Cadillac 0321. HOMER WARREN CO.

EATON TOWER. FORRER. 14650. near St. Marys -It's buy at $4,500, with $150 down.

Attractive bungalow: add rooms: needs reconditioning. WALTERS, 0450. SCHAFFER-FENKELL -Five-room brick built recently; terms to suit. Hogarth 2600. Oregon 6127.

WAYBURN NR. WARREN Beautiful 5-room brick, reconditioned like new. Only $540 down and low monthly payment. Mr. Watts.

Cadillac 0321. HOMER WARREN CO. EATON TOWER. Industrial Property For Sale or Lease FOR SALE OR LEASE- 4-story sprinkled modern factory building. 50.000 50.

ft. ALSO 3-STORY building adjoining containing 30.000 sq. ft. Property located close in. Priced for quick action.

Mr. Edwards. Cad. 0321. HOMER WARREN CO.

Vacant Lots for Sale CANTERBURY, Sherwood Forest. 75x140, trees, $8,950, will build. Lethemon, builder. University 2-3681. 80 70 50.

40 Apartment Property for Sale $7,000 TO $8,000 DOWN 30 furnished, rent $000 34 furnished, rent $1,000 Mo. 40 furnished. rent $1.000 Mo. Good condition. 100 rented.

Prices about former selling values, Present low rents show around to net on the cash invested. Details from Mr. Bedford. HOMER WARREN CO. EATON TOWER: APARTMENT SPECIALIST HAYES REALTY CO.

1108 Detroit Savings Bank, Rand. 6458. Resort Property For Rent BARNHART LAKES. Millersburg Loz cabin. two beds.

fireplace: beautiful location, good fishing and bathing. $10 week, L. Mills. ERIE VIEW HOTEL, Oxley Beach, Harrow Ontario, overlooking Lake Erie, 30 miles from Windsor. An ideal place for vacation and week ends.

Wonderful bathing first class meals. Rates $16 week up. Weekends $3.50. Information telephone Harrow Exchange 602-23 or write. KINGSVILLE Cottage: screened, electricity, boat, shade, toilet: July 28th.

Garfield 8426-J. KINGSVILLE -Lakefront cottage. 4 bedrooms, all conveniences, spacious ground. July 27 to Auzust 31. $200.

Garfield 4935 Monday. ALONG wonderful Lake Erie's ocean-like Canadian beaches. 100 choice furnished cottages: season, monthly, weekly. 40 minutes from Detroit. Pedeker 491 West Wyandotte Windsor 3-5012.

Branch. Colchester on Lake: COTTAGE for rent. Ideally located on Lake Webekenetta, Grand Traverse County. This is the lake on which is located the National High School Orchestra Camp. Large rooms, porches.

fireplace, fully equipped. Available after Aus. 1st. for balance of, season. Address C.

A. Turner. Copemish. Mich. FOR RENT OR SALE- -Furnished 4-room cottage on Blue Lakes.

Kalkaska County. Sell $600. rent $15 per week. $45 per month. Good water front lot.

$100. Bathing, fishing, hunting. Walter Grumman, Mancelona, Mich. LAKE ORION cottages for rent by the week. month and season.

Phone 95. M. E. Haven. MULLET LAKE.

near Cheboygan-8 rooms: shaded: sereened: fireplace: water: lights. August, September. A. B. Struthere, 4882 Kensington Road.

Detroit. For Sale BEAUTIFUL cottage overlooking Middle Straits Lake. Corner lot. Must be sold immediately. $1.300 terms.

Cherry 7400. Apt. 225. DESIRABLE cottage for sale. furnished.

$1.050: Baldwin Lake, 1-3 mile to nearest cottage. Will take late model car as part payment. A buy. C. E.

Carlin, owner, Greenville. Mich. FOR SALE- Tourist cabins. lunches. beer.

Will transfer license. White's Barbeque. Fife Lake. Mich. FOR SALE- Higgins Lake property: lot No.

beautiful wooded frontage: mile hard sand beach: 50x368. Pine Bluff sub. near Berdel Hotel. Le Roy Dean. Milford.

R. 4. FOR SALE -Bay Port hotel property, ineluding cottages, grove and parking grounda: cheap to right party: must act quickly: part, balance to suit pur. chaser. J.

McLaughlin. Fenton. Mich. LOG CABIN. lake front.

close in; easy terme: Gentiles. Redford 4177. SEPTIC TANKS. chemical toilets, water systems. sewage equipment.

Superior, 15920 Grand River. THIS AD IS GOOD FOR $10 On the purchase price of any lot or cottage you select this week LESTER PARK. WHITE LAKE 50x150 ft. lots. $175: 50 ft.

lake frontage. $495: new cottages, $875 up. Rentals. Lester Park at lake. Highland Road Branch offices La Salle.

Gardens and west of Pontiac. GIDDINGS. 1252 Michigan Theater Bldg. Randolph 1489. Evenings, Northlawn 7544.

Wanted WANTED- To exchange single home for summer cottage. Phone Niagara 1625. Vacation Resorts Vacation Board and Room CURRY CAMP. LAKE ERIE-Girls. women, $4.50 weekly, $1.50 week-ends.

formation, 1251 Second. Detroit. Cadillac 5375. GIRLS. 8 to 12, country home, $7 weekly.

Best of references. Address Box 1805. Free Press. KENNEDY ACADEMY Camp: large modern. Teachers always in charge: children 5-12 years: playgrounds, swimming.

ponies: $7.00. Trinity 2-9447 or Fenton. Michigan. Water Frontage for Sale FEW lake and river front tracts in Northern Mich. for sale cheap, See owner, H.

J. Dewey, 478 Park Birmingham. CHOICE lake lots. Walnut Lake. 21-mile circle and Upper Straits Lake, $450 up.

Terma easy 88 $4.50 per month. R. C. BANKER. Townsend 7-9014.

COTTAGE in woods. unfinished, total price $475. Needels, Cooley Lake office, west of Pontiac. GROSSE ILE THE BEAUTIFUL 100x200 feet. Price $800 cash.

A real bargain for someone. JOHN M. WELCH SONS. 14000 Wyoming. HO.

0011. RUNYUN LAKE -40 acres, 50 ft. lake frontage, bargain. 2675 Lemay. 85-FOOT lake frontage.

25 trees, $350: fisherman's paradise. $35 down. ADply office Three Lakes Subdivision, Six miles west of Highland on Howell Road. Farms and Lands for Sale AN UNUSUALLY attractive 20 ac. erty with well-built 5 B.

R. bath residence, a brook. a spring-fed pool. many hickory trees, stable and other outbuildings. only 19 miles from Detroit.

Near schools and In beautiful country, may be purchased for tically at mortgage balance. Walsh, James Wasey, Penobscot Det. AVAIL yourself of the farm and country listings of this company. Call at Walsh, James Wasey, Penob. Bldg.

Detroit. A 10-ACRE TRACT $80 ONLY $10 DOWN $5 MONTH Good soil, partly wooded. well located. near lakes and trout streams, in deer hunting and fishing district. 6 hours from Detroit.

See owner. H. J. Dewey, 478 Park Birmingham. INCOME FARM-93 Acres: Horses, cows, heifers, calves, hens, implements, firewood, hay, corn potatoes, etc.

included: cozy 6-room home, barn, granary; on Improved Mich. road, handy town; estimated 1,000 cords wood. Only $1.600. part cash: picture Page 63. Free illus.

catalog 1.000 bargains. STROUT AGENCY. 1616-0 Kresge Cadillac 0816. STOCK Farm of 495 acres- -Alcona Co. Big house and barns.

Outbuildings: 260 sheep and lambs: 17 head cattle: farm implements: team horses: about mile lake frontage: one of the best bass lakes in state. Price $0.000. Liberal discount for cash. Inquire Box 8. Mikado.

Michigan. TO CLOSE ESTATE -Lake property, farm property and small hotel in the beat small town in Michigan. M. Haley, West Branch. Mich.

WASHTENAW COUNTY 211 acres: beautiful farm with lake full of fish: price $18 an acre: 011 fine gravel road. T. H. WELCH CO. 6521 SECOND BLVD.

TO CLOSE AN ESTATE will sell 78.24 acres of land located at Montpelier. 0.. one mile from heart of town: all conveniences. Further information write Quincy L. Rockenfelder, Hillsdale, R.

F. D. 4. Money to Loan Farms and Lands for Sale 40-A. 5-rm.

5-m. house: city, 20-A. $725. cird. timber, $75 cash $8 orchard.

$4,000 ERWIN TINNEY CO. Fremont. Mich. complete. CASH 71-5 buys or a 31 smart acres: garden good farm and water.

One mile north buildPittsford. Mich. C. Nacker. of 40 deed.

ACRE Send GAME 25 PRESERVE $60. cents. List 500 tracts. State Mich. Matestic Tax Bldg, Service Detroit.

Bureau. Dept. B. Little Farms for Sale ACREAGE- lot. $5 up.

Complete instead formation State to purchase or homehow Land Service. tax land. Barlum. Spend $1. See 613 Prudden Tax Bide.

Lansing. Mich. HALF Hayes, acre East chicken farm cheap. Detroit, Roseville 750-M. 24993 ACRES grapefruit And orange grove; 5-roomt modern Valencia large Pedizo.

garage. North $3,800 Olive. cash. Mrs. Henry house: Burbank, Calif.

Exchange- Real Estate in Grosse HOUSE Pointe in city for small DOUBLE home city. Niagara 1625. cottage, free. exchange Detroit. East Side.

Will clear, Na: 7545. sume or pay small balance. Murray Wanted--Real Estate A CASH OFFER FOR MORTGAGE HOUSES. FLATS. CONTRACTS.

VACANT LOTS, NATIONAL SECURITIES 719 DAVID: STOTT BLDG. Are You Anxious to Sell Your home, flat, or ness property? Our representative apartment any hum. be pleased to call on you and help will in any problem you may have. you illac 0321. CadHOMER WARREN CO.

Eaton Tower. A BETTER CASH DEAL For your flat. single income: quick suits. Call Sunday or week days. resend 7-9291.

ALBERT KANE. 13100 DEXTER BLVD. CASH FOR and HOUSES, FLATS. DEFAULTED Contracts BANKERS mortgages: FINANCE 24-bour service. Oldest Firm in Michigan COMPANY 2501 BARLUM TOWER.

CHERRY 4710. DESIRABLE RENTAL LOCATIONS in ail sections of city. Call Sill Hadley. 200 Fidelity Bldg. Cadillac 0070.

ALL CASH IN 24 HOURS For deed to clear or mortgaged Our own funds. property. GUARANTEE FINANCE CORP. 1338 Dime Bank Bldg. Cadillac 0006.

TRADE STOCK in advertising firm for real estate. Vinewood 1-9476. 8349 Senator. Auto Loans E. M.

DOTY AUTO LOANS -REFINANCING 4870 Woodward Ave. at Warren Open evenings. Licensed. bonded. Doty for Dough.

The rate is low AUTO LOANS ALSO REFINANCING ONE-HOUR SERVICE UP TO 20 MONTHS TO REPAY Regal Finance Co. 5- -CONVENIENT OFFICES-5 E. Jefferson at Lakewood, over Sanders West Grand Boulevard, corner Second Woodward. 3 doore South of Davison Grand River at Joy Road, over Sanders 320 Fort block of Postoffice HOURS 8:30 A. M.

to 5:00 P. M. EVENINGS 6 to 8: SATURDAY 1 D. m. Loans on Diamonds BEST DIAMOND LUANS IN DETROIT Enuity Loan Co.

1145 Griswold. Ath floor. Wanted--Money ALASKAN proven oil land. adjacent En producing wells and refinery, ready ket, unlimited returns. Have equipment and riggs.

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We are not an ordinary Pawn Shon, Just regulated Licensed and Bonded Family Loan Office. 21 Years in Detroit Interstate Loan Co 237 LAFAYETTE BLDG. CHERRY 0060 COR. MICHIGAN SHELBY SECOND FLOOR Opposite Peonie's Outfitting Co. HELPFUL CASH TO $300 Household offers loans for such necessary purposes as centralizing overdue bills, meeting emergencies or taking advantage of unusual opportunities.

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ROYAL OAK VICINITY Loans on automobiles, furniture, livestock. THE ROYAL FINANCE CO. 003 S. Main. Royal Oak.

Phone 3077, THE MONEY YOU NEED Can Be Borrowed In Confidence THE CITY FINANCE CO. (DOWNTOWN) 423 Majestic Bide. (4th A.I Cad. 5085. (WEST SIDE! 5064 Joy Road at Grand River Gar.

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