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129 South Union St. I I.N CHICAGO--Word has been received oC tho death of Francis Schrett of Chicago, 28-year- old son of Mr. and Mrs, 12. Schrett. formerly, of this city, who was drowned at Chicago Sunday, July 20.

Burial was made this morning. AT BAY I I Bay View artists and tho Bay View chorus of one hundred and fifteen voices who were so well liked by tho au dlence over two thousand at the First Vesper Concert last Sunday will again be heard next Sunday evening at S.o'clock at tho Second Concert of tha season. The chorus this year, one of the largest Buy View has had, includes members representing 1G states ind 20 Michigan cities, NO GAS SUNDAYS--Gassless Sundays are now in effect in Carma, according to information'' received by tho local AAA office. Under present restrictions gasolihe is from 7 a. m.

to 7 p. on week days but none on Sundays. In other words, no gasoline may purchased from 7 o'clock Saturday night until 7 o'clock Monday morning. This information is published for tho i of thoKo a i a trip to Canada. A A A E.

H. Heater, former local business man, i writes the Record-Eagle from Seat- lie that he heard every word of NBC's Cherry" Festival broadcast from Traverse City last Thursday, receiving i Seattle station as though right there." Ho adds that the stunt of having trucks i away taking cherries i from Traverse City to distant mar- kets was "a great one and should certainly sell a lot of Michigan cherries to the millions of radio listeners." He closes by saying BABY I Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Herkner (Gladys North) of Midland County announce tba birth of a daughter on July 22 at the Midland General hospital, I I A Tho Christian Youth Camp, Camp Manikiwa, located on ikko Eleanor ROOSEVELT TO SHUFFLE OP ACS (Continued from Page One) sen told a press yesterday tuat he. Henderson had some good'ideas" but there would be no, final, curtailment automobile produc- tlcm pending consultaLiou with industry representatives and.careful, surveys.

Knudsen had asked the industry to, reduce the production of '1942 models at least. 20 per cent below. Fun for Defense near Brethren, will open' the record August 10 and con Untie through August camp fundamental Christian teaching-, recz-ea- tion, sportf-; ol all and good fellowship. Camp director this year will bo Rev. S.

I-I. Huobolt of Me- Bain, assisted by Rev, E. Anderson o'f this city and others. I 'PERSONALS Mrs. H.

O'Brien of Coloma is visiting at the home her brother and sister-in-law, -Mr. and -Mrs. Robert Clow of Washington street, Mi-, a'nd Mrs. Frank Coolc and Mrs. Cook's brother, Will Kildee, went to Grand Rapids Tuesday to visit Mrs.

and Mr, Kildee's sister. SisLor Mary Philomena, who is critically at the Marywood Academy. Charles Srnolar and Mrs. Hor- ter.se Wilhelm of Chicago, Mrs. Bocknolt of 111., and Mrs.

Mario Biggins and daughter Marie of Chicago, have returned to their homes after visiting at the homo oC Mr. and Mrs, Atlolph Wilhelm of Route G. tlon -this year. Spokesmen for Henderson said that he would proceed with the 50 per plan and that a specific essential civilian, industries would bo announced within a week Or two. Admitting.that there was "a little dispute" between the 0PM and OPACS regarding production, curtailments and wo'rding of executive orders creating each agency, Kuud- sen proposed be made with that arrangements each industry to prevent widespread unemployment by a sudden, drastic, cut, Knudscn said that James Adams, head, of the OPM's automotive section, and not Henderson, -would make a recommendation as to.

the need for further reductions in'au- i.omobile production, after he had conferred with industry represent ative's and made an analysis of ma terial supply. and defense needs. it was. learned thai the 0PM had informed its stee; industry advisory committee that the -government is exploring the possibility of expanding present production of 90,000,000 tons by 15,000,000 tons. The 0PM earlier had asked the industry to submit plans for a 10,000,000 expansion.

OTHERS SAY: KEWADIN that the broadcast madp the Heater family feel homesick. Style With Wheeler's House Paint This dur.iblo hioh quality house pnint been proven by yeirs or service to Stnncl the test of the worst severe exterior exposure. CunrantcccJ to wear na fonjr us. any p.iint sold at any price. Per ant, in 5 flnl.

(ots $2.79 MILTS 252 E. FRONT ST. MEET HERE Members of tho Michigan State Hospital Employees Association Incorporated, held their quarterly meeting at the Traverse City State Hospital Wednesday night. Delegates attending the meeting were from Ypsilnntl, Newberry, Kalamazoo, Ionia and Traverse City State Hospitals and from the Coldwater State Home and Training School. Principal topics of 'discussion were the new state wage scale for state hospital employes and the social security program for hospital employes.

Rev. and Mrs. H. C. Miles have been entertaining the following guests this week; Rev.

and Mrs. Emerald Price and son David of Plain-well, Miss Berna Phillips of Coldwater, and Mrs. Charlotte Ar-1 Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kirt and.

chil- bogast and Mrs. Robert Petcloff dreu and Mrs, Louise 'Easley of Grand Rapids. i Grand Rapids and Mrs. Eva Cox and children Detroit are vaca- Miss Rhoda Little, who is on tinning at the Easley cottage, furlough from her station in Bukid-l Mrs. Forest McClary and chil- non, Philippine Islands, is visiting dren returned to Detroit Sunday today with her mother, Mrs.

i with Mr. McClary, who came to get MEN'S WASH SLACKS Cool and practical garments for summer wear, New woven- stripes and dark suiting patterns. Sanforized shrunk and wash beautifully. Sizes up to 50. $1.98 I UNION AT EIGHTH Little.

at the home Mrs. Elsie Root of street. Miss Dorothy Novotony of New York City Is a guest at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Kyselka South Union and Mrs, Gus Oliva of Frankfort.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Werdon and sou Lloyd, formerly of this city and now of Royal Oak, were visitors in the city Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. Fred C.

Murray erts Charlotte, have been guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Mikesell State street.

Mr. and Mrs. Jim-ay and Mr. and Mrs. Mlkesell left Monday for a-trip through, "Upper Peninsula.

of her aunt, them, following a two weeks' visit East Front here. Mrs. Roy Grammer accompanied the McClarys as far as Ann Arbor, Mrs. G-rammer's home. Barney Fitzpat'ricfc returned Sun- clay from Burnley accompanied by his wife and child who had been visiting there.

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ducheuey re- turned Sunday to Detroit where Mr. Ducheney will resume hia former position. Mrs.

A. Chinivare and brother, Stanley Roberts, of River Rouge, are visiting Lottio and Lula H.ob- Robert Bernstein Little' Robert Bernstein wears an impromptu helmet during a children's aluminum party at the Lido Beach Club on Long' Island. With both rich and poor doing their bit for defense in the national drive for the' strategic metal, guests at the party contributed and pans from their mothers' kitchens. (Central Press) daughters Frankfort were weekend callers Mrs. Flora Anderson and son, Tracy.

There is to be a shower the afternoon of the 23rd at the Conrad Banniger home in honor of Mrs. Howa Hughes. Lloyd 2achi of Detroit spent the week-end Oliver Hansen of Pigeon River spent part of last week with, relatives here. Senator Vandenbcrg- out from Washington yesterday to speak; at the opening'of. Traverse City cherry festival and at the crowning of the cherry g.r.eeu who, in interesting development of ths good-neighbor policy, was.

a youns. lady from Chila and Uie daughter of Chilean-ambassador. The 'extent: of good-neighboring represented in this choice is better understood when' considered in connection, with a survey -of Michigan's own resources in queen material It was courtesy and not necessity that, sent us abroad for this selection. Participating iu yesterday's joyous and friendly occasion Vandenberg recommended Americanism as a protection safeguard against Hitler. Our desire, as -ha expressed it, is to see 1 the Americas in strength, independence and security regardless of who is victorious over there.

Unity and cooperation among th? Americas can presrve peace and enforce a Monroe doctrine that will keep.Europe out of America and America out of Eifro'pe. And.thus. successful, preserve for us the privilege of life, of which there is no finer symbol and a a the cherry pie which the Traverse peninsula furnishes tha making. May through coordination of purpose and of strength iu the Americas, forward-to secure enjoyment of our pie, accompanied by earnest attention to our jobs a.nd Battle Creek Eii- quirer-News, July 17, Yes YOU need Si-EDER'S quality meats- to' build up resistance agalnst'hot full, of they're cut and trimmed to eliminate all unnecessary work In preparing. Phone 277 and- place your order today! TENDER LEAF Orange Pekoe, 7'or Free ox.

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Cuba's natural gasoline fields will yield 7,000,000 gallons this year, the' Department of Commerce says. Record-Eagle Classified Advertising Rates: 2c per word; minimum cash 25c; minimum charge 35c. Special discount of on 3 or more consecutive insertions. TOP A I AT A A I LUX NSO reg. 2-19c, Ige.

22c e. 2-39c, giant 55c LUX TOILET SOAP3 Bars 17c LIFEBUOY 3 a 7 SILVER DUST 23 WITH BIO CANNON DISH TOWEL 11 A HOtDER PLUS 2 A NEW IMPROVED for on i 49c Phone 277-278 Foods Four Deliveries HURRY FOR THE BEST SELECTION! Mr. and Mrs, '''George Smith (Sharon Hollenbeck). of Midland were recent guests of. Mr.

and Mrs, Howard Hollenbeck. Mrs. Wilbur Hollenbeck and two Mrs. Waller H. Bacon and daughter Susan Ann of East Lansing, nre visiting at the homo or her parents, Mr.

and Mi's. John Thorpe oL Franklin street. cur COMMISSION GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR Now Yon Can Get a Big, New General Electric for Only a Little More Than The Very Cheapest Make! You know there is a genuine economy and tremendous satisfaction in owning the best. Today, jusc a few dollars added investment brings you all the extra convenience, extra quality and extra years of trouble-free service for which General Electric refrigerators have been famous. Come in anil see for yoursclfi Mrs.

Roland Pierce and two daughters will nrive Friday morning from Los Angelas to visit at the Cochlin home on Washington street, Mrs. Oscar Allen of Lansing and Mrs. Harold Youngs of Folwerville hnvo been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thorpe of Franklin street.

Now York City hare been visiting with Dr. and Mrs. Merl P. Culver at their cottage ac Bass Lake. Dr.

ana Mrs. Merl P. Culver ot Camp Culver on Bass Lake will leave Friday for New York City and N'ev where Dr. Culver preach at First Methodist church oC New Haven for two Sundays antl visit with friends of Long Island and New Haven, Conn. Mr.

and Mrs. George Blllman and son Lawrence, who were guests at the home Mrs. T. E. Collins, this morning for their home in Montgomery.

Meeting of the City Commission, Monday, July 7, 1341. Present: Anderson, Burns, Eh reuberger. Neufer, Richardson Swam, Zimmerman, Moved by Ehrenberger, support ed by Neufer, minutes of last meeting, be approved. Carried. Moved by Ehrenberger, support ed by Burns, bills be approved Carried.

Moved by Burns, supported bj Ehrenberger, resolution to W. R. Foots-be adopted. Carried. Communication received from Mr.

and. Mrs. Leslie Bannister Lloyd Tatch. Moved by Ehrenberger, supported by Neufer, that letter be referred to City Manager with power to act. Carried.

Communication from the Hoover received. Moved, by Anderson, supported by Ehrenberger communition be received, and filed. Carried. Communication from Robert De Vcl received. Moved by Burns, supported: by Anderson, communication be received and filed.

Carried. Communication from County Board ot Supervisors received, regarding increased cost of Health Unit. Moved by Ehrenberger, supported by Neufer, matter be made spe-; cial order of business at next' meeting. Carried. Moved by Anderson, supported i by Neuter, reports of Health Unit, Mr.

and Mrs. Ed. Nicholson oE 'Port Huron are spending a week's vacation at tho homo OC Mr. Nicholson's mother, Mrs. F.

O. Nicholson of Washington street. They spent Monday and Tuesday the Sault Ste. Marie. visiting at Miss Erickson of Mo'nt- gomery Ward Is spending her vacation this week In Muske- on.

Radio Inspector and Police be received and filed. Carried. Moved by Ehrenberger, supported by. Burns, resort of City Treas Miss Evelyn Hulka Middle- Ohio, is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Martin Hulka of this city. HANNAH LAY HARDWARE Plumbing--Heating and Electrical Contractors--Electrical Appliances--Paints--Building Supplies 145-147 W. FRONT ST. PHONE 8 Mr. and Mrs.

James Block oj Alpena accompanied their daughter. to the city for a few days' with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. E.

V. Saunders and Valter Ault of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, and Mrs. Robert Cramer of Richmond, are spending a two weeks' vacation at Silver Lake. Mrs. Matie Knapp Mrs.

Ef- len McAlvy have returned from Saginaw after accompanying Mr. and Mrs. Joe Burns, baby to their home there. Robert Osterlund of this city is in Kalainazoo today on business, urer be received and filed. Carried.

Moved by Elirenberger, supported by Neufer, resolutions requesting closing of Trunk Highways be adopted. Carried. 1 Moved by Burns, supported by Neufer, agreements with the Electric Home and Farm Authority be approved, and City Clerk authorized to execute same. Carried. Moved by Richardson, supported by Swartz, tentative paving project be approved.

Carried. Moved by Neufev, supported by Richardson, reports be prepared covering the fiscal year from Jan. 1, 1S40 to Dec. 31, 1940. Carried.

Moved by Neufer, supported by Burns, matter ot Dog Pound be referred to City Manager. Carried. Moved by Neufer, supported by Burns, to refer new plat I i a Woods Homesites City Planning Board and report to the-Commission, Carried. Mo.ved by Swartz, supported by Traverse City Golf and Country Club- be furnished water for second and third quarter of the year at 575.00 each. Carried.

Moved by supported by Richardson, meeting adjourn. C. L. ANDERSON, City Clerk. 1936 Olds Six Tudor, Black finish.

Motor overhauled. Radio, Heater, Defroster fans, Trunk. Splendid mechanical condition. $295 1937 Dodge Touring with Radio and heater. Jet black finish.

Clean upholstery. A-t Tires, A quiet running car $385 1933 Plymouth Coach. New light tan finish. Clean interior, All good tires and in good mechanical repair. 1937 Buick Sedan.

Want a slightly heavier car in beautiful Here is your Buy. Many Extras 1936 Dodge Fordor Sedan Trunk, Just finished reconditioning It, New Tan finish "936 Chevrolet Town Sedan. Repainted and all ready to Clean- inside Excellent rubber and brakes. 1937 Hudson Terraplane Touring Sedan, Spotless interior. New bearings and rings.

Brilliant black finish. 5 first grade tires. Heater, etc 1938 Lincoln Zephyr Sedan. Heater, Defroster, Radio. License.

Here is one of' those high grade cars we have completely gone over to assure you of the finest of service. Cost $1700.00 when new. Now 1935 Pontiac Six with a motor we have just ground valves in and installed set of rings and bearings as needed. Good'Brakes. 4 tires nearly new, A good clean-car with Radio and 1939 Ford Coupe.

As nice looking coupe you will find in Traverse.and we guarantee its condition to equal its looks. Heater and Li cense. 5 tires that look like new 1935 Chevrolet Four Door Sedan with trunk. New dark green finish. Clean upholstery, good motor, Brakes and Tires.

Heater and defroster fan. Ready to go Today's HOTTEST SPECIALS 1940 Ford DeLuxe Tudor. License, Heater, Radio, Low mileage. The only one. we have like this and it will not be here long on account-of its condition and appearance.

wUOvl 1939 Ford Pick Up with heater, Oil filter, Oil air cleaner, 5 fine tires with governor set: at 45 miles per hour. Hydraulic Brakes Fine motor. 1938 Ford Pick Up, Whole car in excellent repair. Motor smooth and quiet. Brakes good and all the tires look to be good for 15,000 miles.

Equipped with governor from new at 45 per hour. No fast driving $275 $495 EASY TERMS WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD I WHAT WE SELL GRAND TRAVERSE AUTO CO. "Used Car Headquarters for Northern Michigan".