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The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-14
desiring to attend are asked to
meet at the church at 1880
o'clock.

The Parent-Teacher associa-
ton of Tfleston school will hold
its regular meeting today, at 3
o'clock in the auditorium of the
school. The president, Mrs. 1.
T. Sell, will be in charge of the
meeting. The devotional will be
led by John Gibson. The pro-
gram will be a Safety program
and Robert Romeo will speak
to the members of the associa-
ton on the subject Of Safety.
Miss Mary Hannis Whitfield will
give a report on The Danger of
Careless Use Of Fireworks. Mrs.
j. H. Ferguson will deliver the
presidents message. A social
hour will be observed at the
close of the meeting. All mem
bers and interested friends are
invited to attend.
The January meeting OF the
Cornelius Harnett P. T. A. will
be held this afternoon at 3
o'clock in the school audi
forum. The Rev. Mr. Phil
lips, pastor of Epworth Metho-
dist church, will conduct the
devotional. Mrs. Frances Trigg
will be the guest speaker. She
will use for her topic why do
we need Federal aid for Edu-
cation. Miss Betty Loughlin
will render, Estralita by M. A.
Ponce, as a violin solo. All
members are urged to attend.
The Ladies Aid Society Of
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
will meet with Mrs. Lawrence
Krre, 312 North 18th street
Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock.
The Lydia Yates circle will
meet this evening at 8 o'clock
at the church.
The Castle Haynes Cervice
club will hold its regular meet
ing Friday, January II, at 8
o'clock at the clubhouse. Mrs.
Frances Trigg will be the guest
speaker.
The Alpha Adar sorority will
hold it's regular meeting tonight
at 8 o'clock at the homes of
Misses Newell and Jane Pendle-
ton. All members are urged to
be present.
There will be a special call
ed meeting of the North Caro-
lima Sorosis at 3:45 o'clock at
the clubhouse on Thursday
afternoon before the program
meeting of the Literature de-
partment. ALI members are re-
quested to be present as a dis
cussion as to the purchase of
equipment for the clubrooms
will be discussed at this time.
The Fidelis class of South
side Baptist church will meet
this evening at 8 o'clock with
Mrs. O. G. Sanford, Hudson
Drive.
BRIGHAM YOUNG STUDENTS
PROVO, Utah, Jan. 10. - CARR
Mae, F. Marion. and Norma L. Her
1erson, Of Wilmington, N. c., ar
at Brigham Young I'm:
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-14

In 1880, Russia imported $4,000
tons of herring from England; in
1898, only 5000 tons.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-14
CLUB CLOCK

The January meeting of the
Hemenway PIT. "A. Will be
held this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
John Marshall will speak on
why We Need Federal Aid
for Schools" Mrs. o. O. Hum
phries will furnish a musical
program. A full attendance is
urged.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-14

The Castle Haynes Cervice
club will hold its regular meet
ing Friday, January II, at 8
o'clock at the clubhouse. Mrs.
Frances Trigg will be the guest
speaker.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-14

The Alpha Adar sorority will
hold it's regular meeting tonight
at 8 o'clock at the homes of
Misses Newell and Jane Pendle-
ton. All members are urged to
be present.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-14

The Lydia Yates circle will
meet this evening at 8 o'clock
at the church.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-14

The Mothers club Of t h e
Temple Baptist church will meet
with Mrs. j. T.. CARROT in Au-
dubon this evening at 8 o'clock.
A full attendance is desired.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-14

The regular meeting Of the
Tabernacle Baptist W. B. M. S.
will be held this evening at
8 o'clock at Whites hostess
room. The meeting will be in
the form Of a social. All those
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-03
Spring Hail
DoesDamage
In County

Some Tobacco Plants
in Seedbeds Injured
and Standing Wheat
Suffers from Stones
Falling Friday; Tenn
perature Drops.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-03
o ALDERMAN

HERBERT VI JONES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
laps toContinue
Talks With i. 5.
BY PERCY WHITEING
Int'I News Service stan Correspondent

TOXIC. Dec. premier Hideki
Tojo's cabinet discussed the nego-
tiations in Washington between
the United States and japan In
an urgent 50-minute meeting
today.
The cabinet met after an official
spokesman had announced that
Japanese negotiations with the
United States will be continued. A."
An official announcement, mean
while, said that in view of the
serious situation confronting the
country" Hirao Ino had been APP
pointed minister of overseas affairs
in the TOTO cabinet and Yoshiaki
Hatta. minister OF railroads.
These cabinet changes were re-
garded as intensifying Japan 5
efforts to be ready for any con-
tingency.
Another indication OF the same
effort to achieve preparedness was
seen in distribution of 100000 air
raid precaution booklets 10 resi-
dents Of Toxic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
Midwest Spoofs
.Bonbiinqs Idea
International News Service Wiz.

CHICAGO, Dec. Mayor Flo
rella LaGuardia today sought 10
organize civilian defense in the
midwest, but found himself handi-
capped by the midwesterner's
deep-dyed belief that the area
never will be bombed
With six governors and the
mayors of five big inland cities in
attendance at an office of civilian
defense meeting, LaGuardia, di-
rector of the 0GD, admitted "the
chances of bombing are remote,
but he urged nevertheless that
precautions be taken, especially In
the Chicago and Detroit areaS.~
The mayor said that should the
country become involved In war
the huge industrial plants of the
midwest would be legitimate OBJ
jectS of attack, and that long
range bombers already in service
could reach them.
Gov. Murray Van Wagner OF
Michigan attended the conference
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
Boy Hit by Auto
Sues Bond Firm

A surety company which pro-
vided bond for a beer tavern
owner today was named defendant
in d $4,000 damage suit brought
by a 6-year-old boy, allegedly
permanently injured by an auto
mobile operated by patron of the
tavern.
The National Surety Corpora
ton is the defendant in the trial
which is being heard by a jury
before Circuit Judge James E
Chenot
Alfred Taetz. Jr., 6. Of 6007
LakeView avenue, the complainant
charges that on Jan. 6. 1910, he
was permantly injured in an acct
dent at..Xan- Dyke avenue and
Outer drive, when the car in which
he was riding was struck by one
driven by Gust Phielman of Rose
Vile who previously had been
drinking at Rudy'S Tavern, 1897
Van Dyke avenue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
Austin-Union
Ruling Friday

Whether the State Labor Media
ton Board can force an employer
to meet with a union of his en-
ployes. will be decided Friday oy
Circuit Judge Arthur Webster.
On that date Judge Webster VIII
make a decision on a motion hled
by attorneys for Mrs. Margaret r.
Austin, a director of the Charles
+. Austin, Inc, gasoline dealers,
to quash a court order compelling
her to attend mediation hearings
before the State Labor Mediation
Board.
Mrs. Austin is in Highland Park
General Hospital. Doctors said
she was suffering an overdose Oh
sleeping drugs.
A strike of CIO employees has
been in progress at the company
stations for several weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
carriers Stage
Brisk Rally
On Wage Pact
General Market
Responds With
Gains to a Point

NEW YORK. Dec. 2-Seitle-
ment OF the rail wage controversy
brought a brisk rally in carrier
shares at the opening to-day. while
the general stock market re-
sponded with gains running TO a
point.
Trading, was active, with large
blocks OF rail shares crossing the
tape. Southern Pacific gained 2.
on a sale OF 5000 shares AT lbs.
New York Central. Santa Fe, Illi-
nois Central and Pennsylvania also
showed fair-sized gains.
Allied Chemical, Union Carbide
and American Can were among
the stocks 10 chalk up initial gains
OF a point or more.
United States Steel. Bethlehem,
Chrysler, General Motors, Sears.
Roebuck. Kennecott. Westinghouse
and United States Rubber all were.
well above last nights closing
levels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
Marine News
DETROIT

DElhOtI
UP-Cole, $3.50 p m. Monday; Crudoil
saucon. Lamont. 3.25 simcolite. 3;3O' Nc
Portweli, 4:05, f. +. Johnson. 4.20, James
MAZDA arrived 5. King arrived, $50; Pan
OIL arrived. Buttercup- Sapor arrived, Irwin,
q so. Rensselaer, 7.45. lakewood cleared.
Oser arrived. 9:20. Glenelg arrived. a:25;
Consumers Power arrived. $50, Elba. 9 :55
Hagarty. II IS. HobsOn, IL Is: Acadalite,
IL 80; Battleford. 1870 a. m, Tuesday
". Y. News, 1:25.
powN.L. c. Smith, as p ?. m, Mon,
cleared. Frick. $50: cetus. $40 Watson,
scandrett cleared. $40, II. W. Smith, $50
Barkhamstea d Constitution cleared. &; Can
opus. 6:05: Fleetwood cleared Dixon ar
rived. 6:l0 Hennepin. $50. c. S. Robin
son, 6:35; schwab 7; Reed, 7:25; w. w
cleared $40; Peter Reiss, $50; James
MAZDA cleared 10. Pent Mitchell. 10 80
Dixon cleared 1928; Mccarthy cleared
l0:45: Nettleton, 1888: Cowle, 1l:i5; Yo-
r. r. Richardson. 1913: Hartwell cleared,
2 80. Glenelg cleared, $40.
sAULT STE. MARIE
UP-N u. Ream, $3.50 a m. Monday;
Windoc. 1890: J. Wood, 40 p. m. @. A.
Tomlinson, Il sam Mather. 80: Duluth.
2 80; Thos. Lynch, c. s. Hebard.. 3; w.
P. Palmer, steelton. 4; w. J. Filbert 80
8: Harvard. $50; II. ID. Will
liams Brcoldoc, s; Angelina, $50; Michi-
gan d. NJ Weir. 10; Willard, 10 80; J. b.
Esds. westmountr Prescott ffs3eL River
ton. /: 80 a. m. Tuesday: Gov. Miller, q.
Pontiac, 3: @. w. Perkins 4.
DowN-c. r. Huntley. J. Stewart, $50
O. m. Monday. H. s. Wilkinson, 10 80
sultsna. Presoue Isle. i:3o; Z. II. Gary,
] 80 p. m; Assinioois, 2; Calumet, Nc
Kinney, 2:30; Algocen, 3 $50: J. A. Hat
field, 30, Tug Barlow, Lake Louise, Sui
Ivan Bros. $50; J. II FrsntI, r. J. Reiss,
8; O. r. Baker. Ellwood $50; O. 3.
Leonard, r. Budd, Z n. T. Ewig, Huronic.
Crowley. 1880; Royalton. j. s. Manuel.
$50 p. C. Pope a. A, Hudson, .; J. J.
Rammacher $50. Maryland, 10 80 Mart
posa. II: Chicago Tribune s G. Taylor.
1880; r. p. Wallace, Vandoc, a. m.
Tuesday Cletus Schneider. II Phipps. 3.
Lehigh $50. W r Corey VIM schupp,
r Gilchrist. 4 Lavaidoc, =. G. Chambers.
W w. Atterbury, 1870; Coraiia. 8 w. g.
clyde. r. W Sargent. W. J. Corners, A.
Southeast. isb,; sosu. VISIBILITY poor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
Sd in Family
Dies Of Gas
Times stan Correspondent

FLINT, Dec. = -Four-year-old
Barbara Ann Johnson was dead
today, third victim of what is now
believed have been carbon
monoxide gas from a coal stove
which heated the johnson home.
Her mother, Mrs. IneZ Johnson.
40. and sister, Wilma Jane, age
z, were found dead. The father,
Arthur. and two other children
are seriously i'll. DR.. c. O. Muehl-
berger. state pathologist, told
Sheriff Thomas w. Wolcott his IN
vestigations showed death was
from carbon monoXide.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
Livestock Markets
DETROIT

CATTLE KeCelpts, 2'9VO' butsuSr Ca,UUg
FUZZY steady, COWS steady TO weak, ouHs
weak TO 2Jc lower: choice steers, Sll.to y
l2.b9.-goed steers. $il II -; common 70
uedtttTri " 1vgf- l. good het4ersv Slu'@S- -
1925; common To medium. 81 q loZ3, 5000
COWS, S775N s23; medium COWS 800
IT'S; cutter and common, 80 4 f.5ai can
ners. $4,000, good beef bulls, ~ z =. 70
good sausage bulls, $S-75u9; medium sau-
sage bulls. S775Hs75; cutter and com
mon, So 5ou7.75; good and caoice stoCAei
and feeder calves Sl1u -, medium SOU
all. good stockeFArand feeder steers -
giO2a, common 10 medium. 81 =.
CALVES Receipts 500; market STEADY
10 weak: good and choice. Slf 90 2 To- com
mon to medium, 50 q $50 eulls and com
mon S61a
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 5000
market steady; good and choice lambs
Sill 5U11.75. medium 10 good, 500 II. 20
cull and common 50 $4,000; good and
choice ewes Sa.50H6. common and
medium. 50 90 40 % r,culls. $40 30.
-HoGS--Reec!pis , 300 market steady tc
25c higher good TO choice $50 70 200 losn
ISlOih 200 10 go lbs. 5000 220 %
-4l,- s "a sghs a4ttt,-2'-9- -7'- 81 Va
$50 10 2s0 lbs 50 So $50 20 500 lbs.
IS975. hcaves 300 90 $50 lbs 80 40; SO
10 900 lbs 50 90 400 - 40 lbs 50 %
roughs, Ss.75Q9.25, piss and lights $40
stays Ss,2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
7 Canadian Soldiers
Admit Entry Charge

Arrested by immigration Off
GERS for posing as American ciu-
zens when they attempted to enter
this country to have a little fun"
in Detroit. two Canadian soldiers
today were awaiting action of a
federal grand jury after pleading
guilty to the charges at their az
raignment.
The soldiers, both held under
$500 bonds, are Hillel Liebling, 81,
of Montreal, a private in the
Canadian army, and Myron Kup-
chuk, 1S, a native Of Poland and
a member of the Royal Canadian
Air Force.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-Mov-
ing to prevent runaway infa-
-tion,3 the office of price admins
tration today offered motor car
leaders the choice OF one of two
formulas for regulating future
automobile retail prices.
Cyrus Mccormick, head OF the
division of OPA told 80
dealers assembled in Washington
that he did not want TO regiment
the auto industry. The dealers
were called in TO make sugges-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
FIRST TRIAL OF KIND
6arfunkIe Inquiry
DELAYED for Week

A Macomb County coroner's In
quest into the fatal shooting of
David Garfunkle. Detroit depart
ment store manager, was ad-
journed for one week today TO
give the sheriff's office more time
to round up witnesses.
Garfunkle either shot himself or
was murdered November Is on a
lonely road near Mt. Clemens.
The bullet apparently was fred
from Garfunkle's own gun, but il
entered the left side of his head
despite. the fact he was right
handed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
Detroit Produce

Demand WAS moderate at-thP- Detroit
Iinien- pFo,iticr- Terminal IN fresh fruits
and vegetables this morning Iceberg head
lettuce was weaker. potatoes were steady
with Michigan Chippewas firm. apples con
tinued steady onions were about steady
All stock quoted is good quality and good
condition unless otherwise stated
APPLES Michigan bu. crts., Z. S No.
/, az in. min. unless otherwise stated
Mcintosh, $1,000 l,75; Delicious, $500
10; Northern. .sspys; 81 5oal;7'; iona
Island Greetings. Slgl15; shiawassees
e0c a 81 New York bu. crts.. T.. s No. :,
2 u lin. min. Mcintosh 81 So q l.15; Wash
ington boxes Delicious, extra fancy I2s.
i3ss; s225' few $2.aa, fancy, 72s-l2os.
BEANS Florida nv. hprs.. Boun,fuls.
S115a2. mostly -Si-Sa4t2 Valentines, s. ri
2.5o. mostly s2.iSg225; wax flat type,
BROCCOLI er... rs behs: Cali.
fornia. s3.5oas 75i Arlzoc=. s375q4.
BETS Texas a -crts., sl9oa2
CARROTS. A. crts. doz.. bend
CELERY - Michigan bundles, I doz.
stalks Mammoth, IS q SOC 23 crts.,
rough. S2.75 California cub Gratis, Pascal
81 10 = 20; i6-in crts Golden Heart, as
CAULlFLowER-Po Pony ..srates. ia and
larger Arizona. $40, California. fair 10
good. 81 50G 90.
CRANRERRlEs--N- bbI boxes, Masss-
o.
CUCUMBERs-Flori a bu. bas fancy. -
1918. few 81
GRAPES California. display Tugs. EN-.
perors, 81 6onl IS. fine quality. Si7aa2;
So 25n2.50, Tugs, generally good. 81 65
al
LETTUCE Iceberg type los Angeles
-eratas-C California sa4iRas-W atsenV4iie
Dist fair to generally good, ; dozen, 81
n SO; Arizona, dozen 50. dozen, 81. 90
LEAF LETTUcE--ohio dollhouse. 1o-io
ONIONS 5o-lb. sacks swee, spanish
US. No. |. 3-in., and larger Utah and
Colorado 81 so. Idaho Mt5g 60 fan
RADIO 2-3-inch sire. 81. sai Michigan. I. s.
mo. I yeiows. 7O-soc 2-nch and larger
81 60fi s. few higher 3-nch min Sweet
spanish, 81 IS. Iowa, US. No fellows
POTATOES ioo-lb sacks Idaho Russe'
Burhanks T. s. No. / washed 81 rs u
2 Sc lob sacks. 500 Bic. 7. s. NO.
washed sac, unwsshed. S2zo; MAN,
Katahdins Ns502 l5-lh. paper sacks
age; MichigAn- ln0.lh.-sacks us No
iCobblers. sou so, Chippewas, 81 500
| 1 S. Russet Rurals, ~ ~ e 90 mostly
81. 4Oaf45. Upper Peninsula L s. No.
Green Mountains, 81 1909 i65. l5-lh' paper
RADisHEs@ II crates. $4,000
bunchss. sl.e5g2: Alabama, fair s'loa
RUrABAoAs - Canada 5o-ib. sacks
waved 75c.
sHALLoTs-Louisiana barrels punched
Sc 50I7 mostly S6.75 crates 3-doz.
81 5OGlsS s-doz SIS
SPINACH ushsl baskets. Savoy type.
Texas 81 l0a125 virginia fair 81 y l .03.
SWEET POTATOES Porto Rican Vans.
hushel crates Louisiana l. s. No I,
81 fS11 % Texas. 81 15 Tennessee 81 so.
bushsl hampers. $40, bushei hampers.
y Halls Sitli 10. New Jersey bushel
hampers u 6 No Jerseys Red Soil
stock S213d225, Nebraska bushel
baskets Golden Skin Jerseys. 81 50
TOMATOES Ohio dollhouse SID. baskets
mediums 81 20&I25; i0-lh cartoons re
packs mediums. S125u1.3A.
TANGFRiNES- Florida - bushel boxes.
lcomhination grade. So asa 40, u. ;. 30
2, S2r215.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02

LONDON. Dec. 2-UNS)-Reu-
tiers tBritish) news agency, quot
ing Netherlands circles in London.
said that more than 1000 secret
airdromes now dot the Dutch East
Indies. According to this version
these airdremes are equipped al
most entirely with American-made
aircraft.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
Wife Barred
Told 70 Keep Out, She
Sues for Divorce

SAN JOSE. Cal. Dec 2 When
Mrs. Ida Haldkiar of Mountain
View returned home from a shop
ping trip July 3. she found a sign
painted in large letters on the
front door 1t read.
Dear wife: Keep out
Percy"
Mrs. Haldkiar so testified in her
Superior Court divorce action
charging cruelty. and thereby held
a divorce decree Today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02

CHICAGO Dec TINS -HOGS- Re
ceIpts q, 900; market strong, Zoe higher
holdovers. 1000, top 5000. bulk, 80 =,
,rt015. heavy. 81. S5ulO15; medium
50 90 q 1917 light So 6ta 10 IS; lights
SO 4Oa 90, packing suws, 50 So; pigs
50 so.
CATTLE Receipts IL GOO; market l0S
te-fbe- higher. esives-ReeetPts, 900
market steady Beef steers-Cholce, Sll 81
Hl275, common. - 90 80, yeaTlngs
SO ~ 10. Butchers &'Heifers. IS u Il. 90
cows So 5O0S 20. huiis, 81 So 80
calves S6u12.50. feeders, ssh ll.i3
stockers- steers, s. q Y cows and heifers
So 50 " 40 90
( SHEEP Receipts Wru market steady
lambs Sll III 49, common SO all
yearlings. S94g.75. Feeders. $l0q IL. ewes
S.. 10 n 5.71.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
Raj Bombs Docks

LONDON, Dec. 2.--UNS)-Ihe
air ministry announced today that
American-made II I'D 5 IN RAJ
bombers attacked the docks al
Kristiansund during the night, hit
ting a supply ship in the harbor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
Study Car Price Plan
OPA, Auto Dealers Confer on Ways TO Prevent
Initiation; Two Suggestions Made
International New. service Wire

80 NfrNIff VITO
tons on ways and means 10 fix
prices. a similar conference was
held last week with leading AUTO
mobile manufacturers.
Mccormick said the government
was more concerned with possible
initiation.
The two suggestions presented
by Mccormick would allow a
dealer 10 add TO his commission
33 % per cent of his freight
charges, as well as a 3 per cent
markup for handling, or tack on
straight 5 per cent 10 the list
price for handling and delivery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
Detective la(hen
Given Promotion

Harry Lachen, AZ. of 11703 Ken
lucky avenue, today was pro-
NOTED to first grade detective of
the Detroit Police Department.
Lachen Joined the department
July 2, 1923, and was made
detective in January, 1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
'ex Seat Price OF ST 900

NEW YORK. Dec. Arrange
ments have been made for the sale
of a New York Stock Exchange
seat at 900, off 81 900 from the
previous transaction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
Safe Arrives After Thieves

CHICAGO. Dec. 2,--GNS)--
The barn arrived after the horses
had been stolen. cafe proprietor
Dan Barone admitted sadly today.
He told police robbers had broken
into his place and taken $3.50
only a few hours before a safe,
which he had ordered last week,
was delivered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
PITTSBI RICH

.PrTTsBuRGH. Deem ~GNSl -CATri.F
49, Receipts 100: MARKET steady. steers
choice St1. Sou 10 medium o. good. 81 Jt
N II common. So % % hefers, medium
10 good. So 50n s.75. common, 50 70 Z, cows,
medium 20 good Sfu7 rs Gamers and
cutterr 81 rs 10. bulls, good 20 choice,
IS 75fts 10. common 10 medium, 81. 500
HOGS Receipts 300 market steady 10
Joe lower, f60-1Su ms $40 iOn so
isO-221 lbs $1,000 10 %: 220-250 lbs.
StQ15u1O 40. 250-290 lbs. 50 50 10 10
i0o-i5O los, 50 IS 1928. roughs IS 70
q -
SHEEP Receipts 500; market steady
choice lambs. $ii.aoFtii Tsi medium 90
good Sl0n I. common lambs 50 jOff
ewes. X3H4 20. wethers. S3.5uu5T5.
CALVES Receipts. zoe, market steady
good 90 choice SO ~ IA 80 medium, Sli
rl2. cuus ana common, S6nlo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
Cuba Dediea+es Hospital

HAVANA, Dec. 2. = UNSl -
The second of five government
hospitals for working
women, this one having $50 beds.
was dedicated recently by Presi-
dent Fulgencio BatiSta.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
Scratches
international News Service Wire

CHARLES TOWN
weather. cloudy; track fast
First Race-seventh Sage. Osv,u
Chief Teddy, Hsdds Cab, oiympian. G.
&. Hamilton
Second Race--sun Salvador. sun Monia
Time Passes. Counterpart, Bobby Bunt.
Ing, Coo1vins.
Third Rsee--cansllp. schley Al Show
abal, Misty Eye Nj Due Hgh Bud
Fourth Race-Aecidsntsl, Ornoco. Al.
stleda, Busy F1ngsrt. Kai Mn PAlkr-
MN hace-kinisitks, SOUP ana Fish
White Fan, Spectator Port WaIss Dash
ing Doe
Sixth PACe-LSke Shore Mr jimmie
Cooseberry Huppy tstsrsk Peps1sr
Seventh R1oe-chAlotagr Amm0n BbI
Terrier some Croochsr Pepper Tan.
ganyiks
Elgkth RACE Declared of.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02

Bull Dog Electric Products
Company of Detroit an
nounces the appointment of
Mr.. Benfield as New York
district manager. He was
formerly sales manager of
steel tubes division of RePub-
lie Steel Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02
A Letter From, Army
SIX ACES, BUT NOT
A SHOTS FIRED
BY BILL CUNNINGHAM

with Bill Ormsby. later the cele-
brated and peppery end coach
at Boston College, is here some
where on this enormous post I'm
the field artillery of the regular
army. 1 hope to find him when
I'm athletic get out and really
look around. Yours -.
Edgar j. Staff. SCR, U.S.A."
AND WHAT ARE YOU DOING :
I don't know my pre-war Brown
as we'll as l might, but I'm pre-
Stunning that this is Spike Staff, OF
whom I've heard sundry grizzled
Bruins speak many times with
respect and affection. But, whether
or no, look where those old foot
ball players are! These are mature
men. Those mentioned that I know
about were men of family and SUBJ
stance and obligations in their
civilian communities.
They're sacrificing something
They're giving something. What're
you doing, brother?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-02

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