Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 20

ir JTT ay. 'v i I AnnoBneinnnts Produce STATE JOURNAL (Uartiacj, Mick) Monday, 2, 1952 Post Office of the Business World LITTLE IDLENESS News Steels Gain Moderately Others Slightly Stronger As Market Quietly Watches Strike By RADEB WIXGET KEW YORK, June 3 Cf Steel stocks nude quiet progress today In a generally lower market while steel production was choked oft by nationwide strike. Gains were fractional In the Steels, and elsewhers the advance extended a bit part a point On the downside losses amounted to fractions to around a point. Railroads were under mild pressure In the first hour, but they Improved as the session progressed. Others Ragged Motors presented a ragged front as did rubbers, radio-televisions.

Utilities, and chemicals. Lower were merchandising Issues, oils, and non-ferrous metals. AlrcrafU got a brief upward whirl about the time Gen. Eisenhower in a news conference in Washington said the dominant factor in any future war will be air power. He added that he stood for ''air power and air force in every wav it is possible to do so." Higher stocks included U.

S. Steel. Bethlehem Steel, Douglas Aircraft and Boeing. Lower were Atlantic Coast Line, General Motors, American Smelting, and Standard OU (NJ). American Telephone was under pressure from time to time with one block of 6,000 shares moving at 135 on 8UII Cautious Wall Street's Immediate reaction to the steel strike was to take to the side lines.

No one appeared to be willing to take the lead without some clear indication of what developments ran be expected. The stock market yesterday greeted the supreme court decision turning the steel industry back to its owners and the start of the steel strike with considerable indecision. By the end of the day that had translated itself into allchtly lower prices. Curb stocks tended a little lower with losers including Cuban Atlantic Sugar, Trans Empire Oils, Molybdenum and Amerlran Meter. The trend was down In the corporal bond market U.

S. government were quiet and slightly lower. Tha steel strike was the doml- Business Up Here for May The Lansing post office continued to do an increasing business during May, according to its monthly re port made avauaoie Tuesday. Total postal receipts lor tne month were $201,456 compared with $187,150 lor May, sav ings stamp sales jumped from $2,582 a year ago to $4,201 and bond sales slackened only slightly, dropping to $268,181 from $275,062. All types of mail handling showed an Increase, air mail weight lumping to 7,284 pounds from 7,169 a year aeo: sacks of outgoing par cel post increasing to 28,351 from 24,593, and total cancellations of 5,316,726 compared with 4,748,667 in May, 1951.

State Mutual Expands Insurance Operations The State Mutual Fire Insurance company of Michigan, whose home office is at Flint, will operate as a general mutual company effective July 1, according to announcement made today by H. K. Fisk, secre tary of the company. The company, which on June 15 is completing 44 years of service to iarmers throughout the state, will now be authorized to write windstorm and hail as well as fire insurance on both farm and urban properties, according to Mr. Fisk.

'Livestock DETROIT nETPOTT. Jone .1 VP) HOCS Kalahle Hm. Market onenma eeneraliy higher early sales choice 170-240 lb. barrows and Ellis to OU1K W-dW 51:1.73 20.50: 300-400 lb. S18 to 19: sows 450 id.

down to is.au; heavier sows 516 to 17. ua i ile saianie rou univ iuu rresn arrivals on hand early: market opening moderately active, mostly steady; few neaa cnoice red steers early 331.75 to 3o most sales commercial and good steers and heifers S27 to 31; bulk utility cows $23 to 25; odd head high utility and commercial cows S25 to 27: bulk canners and cutters S19 to 23; few lightweight canners S16 to 18.50; bulk utility and commercial bulls 'X In nutstanrl- Ing heavy commercials S29; lightweight cutter bulls S22 to 25: few good medium and heavyweight fat bulls $27 to 29: few lots common and medium 3W-500 lb. atockers S2S.S0 to 30. lalvi- salable 'jao. veaiers isiriy active, fully steady: bulk high good to nrime S3H to 39.

X.TO nalil rearlllv: most commercial and good S30 to 36; few cull and utility S20 to 90 SHEEP Salable 300. Market quotable sieaay, naraiy enough oiierea early to maite a maraet. rnirarrfi CHICAGO. June 3 UP) HOGS Salable l.l.lRju: eeneral Trane active, unpvm butcher weights steady to 25 cents higher with average around 10 to 15 cents above Monaay: sows stmna to yn cents hime- bulk choice lh hutchera OJ5 to 21.75; top S21.73 freely for 190-210 in. outcners: most cnoice zju-2ou jd.

S20 B3 to 21 2S- 9fiO-9Kn lh S20 IS to ll.t: SOWS 4(K1 lb. down to 1M 400-500 lb. S17.50 to 18.25: odd heavier sows sown to sir ana below; good clear-an re. t.ATTLE salahle 5.stl: milahle calves 300: slaughter steers very slow, steady to weax; neiiera steady to itiiiy cents tower; cows, duus ana veaiers steaay few loads orime steers 1.25 lh. down S34.75 to 37; most choice to low-prime steers to 34.50: good to low-choice S30 to 32; commercial to low-good steers $27.50 to 29.50: utility and commercial cows $21.75 to 26; bulk canners and cut ters 518 to 21.50: utility and commercial bulls $25.50 to 28.25; commercial to prime veaiers $32 to 38.

SHttr salable i.ooo: native spring lamns weaa to bu cents lower: ton 3tfl: choice and prime fed lambs absent: utility to Boon nrrennes to 27: slaughter ewea steady; mostly sg to 12.50. Butter and Eggs nmtniT DETROIT, June 3 t.Vt Federal-state graaea eggs in case lots r. o. b. netmit WHITES Grade A (umbo 49 to weighted average 40 tic: large 42 to 46c.

wtd. avg. 44 Wc; medium 40 to 41c. wtd. ava.

40c: Grade force 38 to 41c. wta. avg. hjc. BROWNS A lumNI to 47c.

weighted average 46 large 40 to 43c, wia. avg. medium to 39c, wtd. avg. 37c: Grade 3sto 38c.

wtd. avg. jotc: oraae large auc. CHECKS 28 to 32c. wtd.

avg. 29HC. 406 American State Bank Bldg. Jim tup fB Munld- pal Bureau of Markets) Today's wholesale prices on the farmers' public markets: r- Anrtlea Delicious, fancy, S6.25 to S7 Ki. in 1 tui tn SR: McTntnah.

No. 1. SltJq, to" S3.25; Nprthem Spy. fMW. $3.50 Reds, fancy, 4 to S3.50; No.

1. J2.75 to.S3.50 soaraus.TJo. 1. S1.25 to S1.75 dozen bunches: leeks. No.

1. $1.25 to $1.73 dozen bunches; onions, green. No. 1. 60c to SI dozen bunches; potatoes.

No. 1(QPS celling): parsley, curly. No. 1, $1 to $1.25 dozen bunches; radishes, red. No.

1. 90c to $1.25 dozen bunches: rhubarb, outdoor. No. 1. 60c to 75c dozen bunches; onion sets 9c to 13c lb.

tomatoes, hothouse. No. 1. $2.60 to $2.85 8-lb, basket; turnips. Duncnea.

ai.nu aozen ouncnea. Greens reliant. No. 1. S2.50 to $3 mwtA 1 1 1 it.

Mft 1. Si. 55 to 5X.lo nu. sranacn. ro.

sorrel. No. 1. $1.25 to Sl.so pu. LETTUCE AND 9ALAU lirtcnija-: fpnf lettuce.

No. 1. $1.50 to $2 head. S4.50 to $5 3 romaine. No.

1, i Rn i. 1 vti K. EGG Large $13.50 to $14 50 SOtoren case; muuin io io. niuui uu Classified Advertising RATES AND RULES EFFECTIVE NOV. 1.

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The State Journal does not assume responsibility for errors In tele- riinna nrri.rfl nnC for mora UlSJI One Ul- correct Insertion when accepted under other circumstances. Ads may be placed at the counter or bills paid until 8 p. m. dally except sundav Announcements CARD OF THANKS BEARDSLEY We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for the acts of kindness, messages of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings received from our man friends and relatives in Fast Ijansina. Park Lake and Other cities in our sad bereavement, the loss of our beloved husband and brother, H-hnmae A njat-Hlav RsneciallV do WP -thank Rev.

James Bowdin, Lakeside chapel at Park Lake, for his comforting message. Also the istes-iamey iu-neral directors. U. S. Postal Employes, The Metropolitan Club Spirit No.

11. Capitol Rebekah Lodge No. 274: Ladles auxiliary to Capitol City Canton No. 2 and Bath lodge I. O.

O. F. and soloist, Mrs. Adeline Martin. MRS.

JULIA BEARDSLEY. CLARENCE C. BEARDSLEY and FAMILY. I Phone 21396 MILLIE M. City Clerk No.

ST In to 15 31 .70 ai. HI jp j6 to 20 j.UOi 2.281 3.601 4.48 21 to 251 1.251 2.851 4.501 60 28 to 301 6 1.50 3-421 hm 6-72 31 to 35 71 1.75 3.991 6.301 7.84 Is to 401 Si 2.061 4.MI 7.201 8.98 si to 4.51 9 2.25 5.131 8.101 10.U8 46to50l l5l j.50 S.70 9.001 U.jflj 51 to 531 111 97901 58 to 601 l2rT6a S-MlJCLSOLJjbM 61 to 651 j3 3725 774T70I 14.56 66 to 70l l4 3.501 7.981 12.601 15.68 Each Additional 5 Words add 25CI 57cl 90CI sQ2 aaie Of Potatoes U. S. Reports Confiscating 500,000 lbs. in State; Area Store Included The bureau of marketing and enforcement of the Michigan department of agriculture in the Dast 90 days has stooped sale or seized more than 500,000 pounds of potatoes which did not meet department size, label or quality requirements, it was learned Tues day.

Miles A. Nelson, chief of the en forcement bureau, said that the latest sale stoppage occurred at a suburban grocery near Lansing Monday. "This store was selling potatoes which 'were considerably smaller than golf balls," the enforcement chief said. "They were brought in from Alabama, and we haven't been able to track, down the wholesaler yet." He said the potatoes did not meet the minimum state requirements for the retail market. The law requires potatoes to grade at least S.

2-B" or better, which means the diameter must be at least one and one-half inch at the smallest point, Mr. Nelson said. "Since this potato shortage developed a couple of months aeo. wholesalers have been moving just about anything that answers the description oi a potato," Mr. Nelson said.

"We've really had to be on our toes to clamp down on tnese illegal sales." Lansing Job List Near High Lansing employment Tuesday pushed toward the peak of 74.900 reached in the October-November period in 1950. Roscoe Walters, manaeer of the local branch of the state employment security commission, said 74,300 persons were on non-farm- tnz payrolls in inenam county on May 25. He reported jobless has slumped to l.iuu. as compared to tne low oi SOU established in November, 1950. Directors At Dow OK 3 fori Split MIDLAND, June 3 (UP) Dow Chemical company directors today proposed to split the company's common stock three-for-one.

They approved a recommendation to increase authorized com mon stock to 50,000,000 shares of So par from 12,000,000 shares of $15 par. Present plans call for issuing stockholders three shares of S5 par common for each share of $15 par common held. The proposal, is subject to approval by stockholders at their annual meeting Aug. 27. Holders of record July 9, will be eligible to vote.

Poultry nrTRniT PETROIT, June 3 tPi LIVE POULTRY Prices, paid per pound f. o. b. De troit tor no. quality ut in m.

todav? Heavy hens 25 to 28c: light hens 21 to roasters. 4 lbs. and over. SO to 32c: heavy broilers or fryers. 3" to 23 to j.t; caponettes -v io doc; old hen turkeys 30c: old torn turkeys 30c CHICAGO CHICAGO.

June 3 LIVE POUL- iki sieaay; receipts i.iul coops: x. o. n. paying prices unchanged: heavy hens 23 to light hens 19 to 20c: roasters 33 to 34c: fryers or broilers 28.5"to 30.5c: oia roosters 19 10 jsc; aucKiings yc. Potatoes CHICAGO, June 3 tPi POTATOES Arnvau so.

on tracK iu: total u. 5. shipments 788: supplies light: demand good: market firm: street sales per 100 in. accoruing 10 oasis oi sale: Aianama Triumphs and round whites $3.40 to S6.12: laitiornia inng wnues ana roniiacs to 6.23. Track sales Icl per 100 Call, fornla long whites and Pontlact S3.68.

Lansing Markets (Tamers' Paying Prices Quoted by Farm Bureaa Berrieea Elevator. IIS Bearer at.) r. RAINS Wheat. No. 3 white, per bu.

$2.19 Wheat. No. 2 red. per bu. 2.20 Wheat, mixed, per bu.

2.18 Oats, No. 2. per bu. .69 Corn. No.

2 yellow, per bu. 1.62 tunc (FrledlaaS Iron MetaL 3U K. Ma Die) Green beef hides, No. 1 6c Green bull hides. No.

1 4c Calf hides, cured IHc Calf hides, green 16c Horse hides. No. 1. each Horse hides' No. 2.

each Sheep pelts, each 23c to 2.00 Pony. hides, each 1 ocei or price or no. 1 Gotiyln Ftortdci tutili ideal enciosare for porches, ntczewajs and sua rooms. stop GM Reports Output Cut Of 38J800 General Motors reported Tuesday that Oldsmoblle assembled fewer cars through May than it did in the same period of 19oL Oldsmoblle workers turned out 98.131 autos during the five-month period of 1952 as compared to uov 383 through May last year. In May, Oldsmoblle assemblers rolled 21.191 cars off the line asalnst 26.401 in April.

Reduced production was traceable to short er steel supplies. U. S. Treasury Position WASHINGTON. Jin Tha noel I ton of the trruurr May 2 ranpuid vrp stirrvik-r itri-KtPTS BUDCET KXPKS HITCHES xsa 4ivfU3.es 7ao.7f7.9osu CASH BA1.AM CUSTOMS RKCEIITS FOR MONTH 4.Ylu.l7b i3.T74a.M Bl'PCET KKCUFTS i 1SCAU ibAK Jl-I M.XU.1M.!UM 11 41.OM.0T0.3aS5 Bcnr.rr fiscal.

59.2H.90SVWH 38.663.627.923.31 BUDCET SURPLUS 3.390.442.443.74 BUDCET DEFICIT S.ftsi H.KM.47 PrtTAt lllRT ST S3U.S74 04S 71 122.431 .299.06 INCREASE OVER PREVIOUS 711.205. 7J Foreign Exchange KTVT YORK. June l.TI FOREW7N EXCHANGE Rales follow (Great Britain la dollars, others in centst; lanantan ootiar in rew ior sti in- art i ill percent pmniiun or iui.oa IT fi 1T nf Pjimw' rMt lirftain (Bound) S27BH. up 1 lb of a cent; tireet Hiitain au, oay itiTun-a up iio in a cmi. Hlntain 60 day futures 2.77S.

up 116 of a rmi; reat tunain oar iuium T7S. tip 116 of a nut; Belgium ifranrt l.WS, unchanged; Franc ifranrt Of a rent, unchanged: Holland teuiMcrl 28 37. unchanged: Italy i lira of a rent, unchanged; Portugal feacudnl 3.50. unchanged; Sweden mmfuo 1 v. uncnanaco; nwiurriana If raw I tftrei 33.

10. un.hangefl. imfcanearf: lira 1 ffrwi SM unchanged: Mexico 11 57. unchanged; Venexuels tbott- vari 30 u. unrhanaed Far Kast: Mans Kons dollar 17.6a unchanged.

nant toDie In Wall Street for the second straight day, and all trader activity was based on consideration of the strike's impact on the nation's economy. The strike brought some Immediate reaction In a few industries, particularly railroads and coal mines serving steel mills. The real pinch will be felt. Industry men predicted, in about two weeks. 1121 River St YOUR HOUSE Otop and Prevent Rust With nusT-OLEun paint A ftsh an bass with rait lahlblthra susIIUes, far painting steel sash.

Unas, firs escapes, asetal reafs, steel fencing, farm ssa-ehlnery and many atber applications where rast is a peebleas. Cqaally gd fer wood ae brick. An caters incladiac white. rbona ar writs fer cataleg. Dittributii by LAtlSKIG SUPPLY CO.

Sales Run Continues July, September Wheat Hit Lows as Result of Liquidation Maeaasaaaaaaaa By WILLIAM FERRIS CHICAGO. June 3 CF Grains sold off on the board of trade again today. Losses were not as large as in the previous session. Selling represented a continuation of the liquidation Of yesterday. It sufficed to send July and Sep tember wheat te new seasonal lows, which meant a new bottom on the winter wheat crop since it was planted.

Wheat in early hours was to cent lower, July corn was to cent lower, July $1.81, and oats were to cent lower, July 75 Soybeans were to one cent lower, July 53.09, and lard was 10 to 23 cents a hundred pounds lower, July J12.22. Remodeling For Aldens Underway Remodeling of the first five floors of the Prudden building as the home ol Aldens, was un derway Tuesday. Foster Schermerhorn Foster Construction company started work this week and plans to com plete alterations by Aug. 1, when Aldens is scheduled to open the doors. Costs of the changes, including installation of new, modern fixtures, is estimated at approximate ly 3200.000.

The entrance is to be changed, the mezzanine enlarged and glass doors and trim added. The island at the entrance of the store quarters will be removed to permit building of a modern ap- proacn to ine store. Lansing Securities ramlshea hj nonoraa-nilbert 9M Aaarrlraa state Baak Max.) Bid Offered American Blare nana Consumers Power Co. 35 Central Trust 2t 35 Duplex Truck 3 Federal Drop Forge 12 Lansing Com. Hotel Stock ..38 Lansing Co Lansing Stamping 2i Lansing Ice Fuel 5 Lawrence Baking 2 Michigan National Bank 34 Mlchlsan Surety 44 Veiling Forga 34 Motor Wheel Keo Molars 20 11 2n4 30 Weather Data Lower VenbMala Fair tontaht and Wednesday.

rVmler tonight and In the east and south rmr-tions. except little change near Lake Micnigan. I Doer renlnsala Fair frmlaht and WVdnyl.v rVvtW itaiiani out a lltue warmer in tne ex treme west portion Wednesday afternoon. Obaerratloa at 7 A. M.

Taesaa umni temperature iuesaay mora- Ins Ory bulb temperature at 7 a. m. Wind velocity at 7 a. Prrelpltatloa Amount In 24 hours ending 7 a. m.

Total amount since first of month Accumulated rienarture mm hat. 59 62 11 0.45 0.73 mal since first of month 0.40 Accumulated departure irom nor- nu since iirst oi year Mnn.raii.N. Highest Monday imldnlsht to mid-nleht) Lowest Monday ninnany Deoarture from normal Mnndav Accumulated departure from nor- mal since first of month Accumulated denarture mm nnr. mat since rirst nt year 4-360 TmnmlarM Tata lla tm th Highest one year ago Tuesday 79 Lowest one year ago Tuesday 60 ingnest on record lor tnis date 1 In VM Lowest on record for this date 35 In 1929 Sun rises Wednesday at 5.01 a. m.

and seta ai p. m. Other rat pr rat arcs High Low Alpena name iTeea .....77 Z9 Buffalo .......73 Cadillae 77 Cincinnati ....80 .1. 3' 72 54 59 r.n. nw.U.

Iener H2 IVtmlt 78 tB Grand Rapids 1.111111111111173 nouamon Jarkwmvilt OO Kansas City kj Ixs Angeles 69 Marquetta .....71 ss Miami ......83 Milwaukee 78 Minneapolis ........85 New Orleans ..90 New York Kl Omaha .89 Phoenix 86 Pittsburgh 78 St. Louis 81 San Francisco 68 Sault Ste. Marie 69 TraveM itv TQ Washington 79 The 'Vf Genuine cd comers. Louvers worm insulled it Phoaet 23622 Prelection mil PI b6esT io a. 44 60 61 63 64 85 70 74 75 83 84 S3 125 134 155 160 162.

DEATHS 1 estes-leadley ca Funeral Information DEATH ANNOUNCEMENTS PI FEB. Mrs. Myra 5129 Miller rd. FOX. Ben 811 S.

Logan. FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS MILLER. Jack J. 1:00 Wednesday, Colonial chapel. ROUSE.

Mrs. SaMee M. 2:30 Vtafeesday. Colonial ChapeL ESTES-LEADLET COMPANY 325 W. WASHTENAW PHONE 21631 MOUBNINfa jrOOU8 4 FLOWERS By wire and for local detfv err.

Dtaca a uoniai Slower Shop. 12T wHsmcimw. rnone MONUMENTSrCEMfcT-ltt LOT8 4 CHAPEL HILL 4 grave lot Old Russed a BURLESON Monument Works: Buy direct and save money. Eatom ttapias. fnone Tin.

IT COSTS KO M6RE At Vunker Memo- rials, inc. Visit our showroom. 1116 ML Hope. Phone 41433. PERSONALS ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 'liar be reach by P.

O. Box 991. AFTER YOU ADD VIGORO Just sit oacx ana watcn it grow, ask the Dean. Dean Hardware, 2703 Turner. Phona 57421.

A. A. A. OFFICIAL Sheets Service, day Y. y.

"recKer service cans, any mnu. rnone aojo or out s. wasmngton. ANYHOW Shoes that fit your feet will Soi nun. mem.

see uenaiuvs. lsue lichtean ARE YOU In need of drugs, baby foods. nousenoid Items. Call 41219. Sisco's Rex-all Drugs, for free delivery service.

Larw sing and East Lansing. 333-335 S. Wasb instnn. Another feature added To tha laraesi. onve-in restaurant central Michigan.

The Varsity, one block east of East Lansing on US-16. has paved parking, while you dine. Inside car service, or carry out Cnoice dinners at a savings, sandwiches, snacks, complete dairy bar. Open for breakfast, noon luncheons, and evenings. Satisfy that hunger with good food at a savings.

Come out tonight! i BUFFER For a duffer! With solfins and fishing seasons here, don't be without Sportsman's Liability insurance when. only S10 win buy S10.000 protection for a year for your entire family. Have peace of mind. Call J. W.

"Jim'' HUhbarH. 49Q Phnn. OOlOt BALANCED DIEVi-Gere uur uest investment in sooa nealLa. Call 48891. Mn Rnhhln.

BARIL'S REXaLL DRUG Offers plete and prompt prescrlptloo iitu a. nasnininnn. JBE AUTI? COUNSELORS' JtNJE SALE' vmi Mrs. ocnoonover. 40148, lor a free gift of solid cologne.

BERKEY IRON A METAL CO. OPEN FOR BUSINESS AS USUAL WHILE NEW BRIDGE IS BEING CONSTRUCT-ED. SOUTH ST. IS OPEN FROM 8. WASHINGTON AVE.

623 E. SOUTH ST. CALIFORNIA Leaving June 10. Wanted potseiiseis snare expenses, call 4oioO or Grand Ledge 7063M. CONVERTIBLES GLAMORIZED! -TvvitS Don's Auto Trim.

2509 R. chiiran Phraia Oll-j Dttrrs I wiU not be responsible for any ucuu uuiuu-iai in my name, otfler than by myself, after this day and date. Tuesday, June 3, 1952. Joseph H. Schu t3 Mil lilrnn HTlh DEBTS I wiu not be responsible for any ucwu.

wi iiaL-ira in my name, otner man by myself, after this day and date. TuesdayJune 3. 1952. Harold Edward civti. ojj lunula ro.

DEBTS I will not be responsible for any ucuia coniracteo in my name, otner than by myself, after this day" and date. Robert E. aS-right. 4903 Stafford ave. Lansing.

Mich. UJCTECTIVE. PRIVATE Notary public! Phone 93900 31514 N. Capitol ava. Anona V- Beehe.

K. CkIm DON'T GAMBLE On future earnihgi win income insur ance. Call J. C. Walters Agency.

41474, DRUG DELIVERY PHONE 47243 Prphst Drug Co. now servbur yon locations. Your prescrio-tlon or merchandise order will roo at no extra cost and will receive the same attention had you called In person. FUR. SAFETY And comfort, be ittf with an Akron truss or surgical appliance- by registered appliance fitter at McFarlane's Drug Store.

428 S. Washington ave CT GAS AT KIGHT-At Mac AU-Cai washinston. never ciOSf. 40969 vm LaDy Wants ride in C.lif t. lady.

Will nav 62 State Jnm.l sua. LICENSED "CONVALESCENT- SSL.Sedsn5i;i1b,,S.,for both men and iSBlZSSSf nde Alabama" Wlu share driving and ex" NnlL.TIM,i Let Nortn Slde Pharmacy Preriptlon. Careful, accurate FSIZS1 Sr! Washington it r- business for your WKipTIONS tlLLtb Accurately. shop RtMMAUlJ, SALE The one you hava ra miTO ior. Friday.

June 6. South haU' 9 toi GalSi "lAL CHICKEN DlNNtiR tLl it c. Jned every day ex- aP- (comer Waverly rd. and S.rn""''1 starting Friday. P-XvJ1' management and sSS of the Southtown Shell Ser1ce.

2a frieJ.i! ttank crSrTMd "t'lnued patronage. In return, free speed boat ride tickets children under 10 to our customers at Southtown SheU SereK. 2421 S. Write UrttMiXXS: 5 TEighth SlX amef nin. SMOkli! With "End-tUbsT rhSefci h.

ienee that Jhe smoking urge. 1 picg SI Curtis Cut Rate Drug. 600 tKalanS: ior even-one In the famhV" Richard's tl'T" ttiver. WASHINGTON S. 1019-Clean furnisKe furnished! Cost, found andsthayed hiS SJiHttl Lawn a.T.

ana yellow. Answers to 'Terry." Reward. Phone TOV MAN'CHKsTUrt Black and tan. An-swers to name "Tillie." Child's pet Lost Sunday afternoon. 3747 IJlacT Phone Au.UK PARaKKKT Lost vicinity Ban: Call rm' Answer to Poi'- Reward.

WcT-Black trawling bag. Sunday. May 25. between Okemos and US-IS at rail- cSSi. Ulte LOST Saturday on Miller rd.

Large black S'WPers and money. Reward. Phone 51853 or 94330. Automotiv Airplanes FRANCK AVUTION-Renders comrJef Plane service: chartered planes, lnstrue-Jontoupte Wps, mIG OUT bV PLVIS'C 6UStKTS AUTOMOBILES FOK SALE RTTTri TOlS tnl.i A BUtCK ift5(-5peclal 4-door. radio, heai-er.

other extras. Low mileage. Private owner. Excellent condition. Phone 44QSS B'ICK CONVERTIBLE ia Super with radio, heater and cyjitiow.

It you are looking for lew car at a used car price this Is It! Remember! You will buy any car ot your choice from S7S to S2rj below the market at Harold Chaffta.Tnc. 604 E. Michigan. Phone 212S6, open to 10. BlrtCK CONVERTIBLE 1948.

One uniy syi j. tan ain. BUICK 1949 4-door. Exceptional burr fnone aaiio. upen until iq BUICK 1946 Super 3-door at a bargata BUlCrS1947 super 'i-door.

radio. heaterL price, fnone -ijii. new paini. runs periecu 9K90. Terms.

Trades. Gibson Motor Sales, 2101-03 BUICK 1941 Sedan. Low mileage, original paint. Kamo. neater, sun visor.

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alarum HUh primary election. Ao. 1 tailing at the Red Cedar river at a point nrar tna intrraectlun of L'S-16 and fata Lake thenra N. on the fc. aide of aaid road to line of Sec 17.

thence on the S. aide See. line to the line of Sec lb. thence S. un the W.

tide of sec line to the N. line of Sec 'Zt. tlienre fc. on the S. aide of Sec.

line to Meridian thence S. to the Red Cedar river, thence ieteriy on N. aide of aaid river to beginning. (Township Hall, Okrmua. No.

3 ataruna at the N. Two. line at Kaucr thence S. on tha E. tide of ruad to the S.

Una of Sec 15. thence K. on the N. aide of Sec. line to Meridian thence N.

lo tha N. Two. line, thenra W. to beginning, lllas.m Mhuoll. No.

3 Starting at the N. TP. line, thence S. on liagadom rd. to the E.

4 line nf bee. 7. them VV. on thi N. side line to Abbott thence X.

on Abbott to tha Twp. line, thence K. to beginning. tTowar school. No.

4 starting at the S. W. i Una of See. 7 at Abbott thence S. to the Grand Truna R.

thence K. on the N. sloe of K. K. to itagadom thence N.

on the W. side of said road to the S. K. line of Sec. 7.

thence W. to the beginning. Marble School i. No. 5 Starting at Saginaw and Hanadorn thence S.

on K. side of Haaadom rd. to the Grand Trunk R. thence easterly on the N. sida of R.

to the Park Lane thence N. on the V. side of road to San.naw rd thence W. on the S. slue of aid road to beginning, i Marble School).

No. 6 starting at the N. Twp. line, thence S. on llagadorn rd.

to Saginaw thence E. on Hie N. side of said road to Park Lake thence $. on the R. side of said road, to the N.

line of Sec. a. thence E. on the N. aide of See.

line to the N. W. comer of Sec. 13. thence S.

on the E. side of Sec line to tha N. E. corner of Sec. 16.

inence on the ft. sioe or dec. line if. Okrmnt-Haslett thence N. on the W.

mrte of said road to the N. Twp. line, thenra VV. to the 'beginning. (New Fire Hall.

No. 7 Starting at the W. Twp. line at the Grand Trunk K. R.

thence In a direction on the S. side of R. R. to the Red Cedar river, thence on the S. side of river to the E.

Twp. line, at Meridian thence S. to Cavanauah thence to the W. Twp. line, thence N.

to the beginning. (Okemoe school'. C. B. Robinson, clerk.

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