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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Great Lakes
To Up Output

An increase Of 300. 600 tons a
year in ingot output by the Great
Lakes Steel Corporation will re-
sui, from a pew expansion pro-
gram al the plant. f.. T. Weir,
board chairman of National Steel
Corporation. announced today.
Defense needs have prompted
the expansion. Weir said. Prin-
cipal feature Of the new program
viii be installation OF BeSsemer
converter and expansion of open
hearth furnace capacity.
Great Lakes is subsidiary OF
the National Steel Corporation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Nail Bank Of Detroit
Now 10Th in Nation

The National Bank Of Detroit,
with deposits of 1858 0.364, is
now sixteenth in the list Of the
countrys largest banks. according
10 compilations Of the June 30
statements by the Chicago Banker.
Previously. the bank was eight
zenith, but since the March 81
statement, increasing deposits
have carried il over the Phlladel-
phia National Bank and the Sc
curity-First National of l. o ;
Angeles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Livestock Markets
M TRfiIT

ntTR'tI
CA~-ry rerrtuts Trn marksf active
sn4 t-rafy. choice 70 prime yearinss fry
fef SO t0all.2s. good 20 choice yfat-
iirrs az fed si01i0 81 got u choir'
heavy steers dr. 20 No1 lli iar 10, 20
T. rros heavy steers Try fed 50 20
80 good butcher steers sai htfers - 80
81 . F4 comm t4ffner caife > 80
8 80. best cows s. 1atfk %. good butcher
ana cutter COWS Srsf7 ~ tannes tr@as
SIC ot rims - ~ dowu bes, lfht
Nusfta- ans hesE. bologna huis 8" -
,'''i.,,i ,.-' t,,iI. 81 s0.,7 - stock
tuIis So S0ns. good 20 choice s'oc sers
go. fsedsrs s. rori1 ~ common 20 fs.r
siossers and feeders s. 50, mixers Ard
va. caLyEs Rs...a,, goo us-s. maze.
81 soai2 ~ seconds SON: euls ana
evFTP ASH LANES Receipt, 80
-sfss, sfsads hss isrns 81 '01 -
fa- - good g. s0d 10 ~ ssirs s. to~n
best earrings s. eom1'o0 srf .lh.
down best sheep. 81 tq" =. fair - good
s. 504 80. calls and common, 81 80"
HOGS Receipt, 500; market prospects
ffsher No quotations available eNr't Toe
ssv' wsdnssday c'dss fo,i1vs Receipts
500. m8rke' ijc higher. good so ro.' ..
200 20 40 lbs 81 %, 2la 20 30 lbs
siilf $50 90 210 lbs 81 rs. go ~
10 los tiio'. 40 60 Boo ~ tl1F'
a. h.. SO - rouehs 50 2sas 20 piks
- lights, $40 25ffio %. siags 50 - ~
PITTsBtRGH
.IrTSBURCH Juiy 10 CATTiF- Pc
eeipis 81. market active steers cho.ce.
tiIaii 70; medium 20 good 50 $40 " 80 ~
common a. - - ~. heiferf medium -
good SsGq common 50 2S17 so COWS
MEDIUM 20 GOOD Ss7Sfif IS tanners and
cutters S5ds7s. bulls. goo9 - cho'c'
ss231e25 common 70 medium, So 2a1
HOGS Receipts ZOO market active. Toe
higher Isn.is0 ia Sli 2Sn - e0 $50
220 lbs Sli s0ali Is: 22o-2ao lbs. Sii-50
oil Is: 2502a0 lbs 81 81 y u ". 100
$50 lbs si09ii. ruushs. se1q Is.
SHEEP Receipts 800: market steady
choice lambs Sli 25H u medium ~ good
50 sOni0 50; common lambs 81 5O1s ~
ewes S3ni wethers 80 90 30.
7sc higher good ~ choice Si2 ~ Is 2'. me
dun, 500 II; culls and common, So 50Hs
CHICAGO
CHICAGO July 10 GNSl H0Gs-Fs-
ceipts 70 900 iOc higher hodovers 00o
top sil Is hulk. $40 IS ~ n rs. hesvies.
$40 s5dii Is. mediums $40 a0 n II IS
II 10: parking sovs, 50 75H i0.s So PIGS
CATTLE Receipts : 1n0, steady. calves
s0O seAdv: beef steers choice stu
1878 medium Ssdii: ysarlinEs s. asa
Il butchers heifers s. So II Is. cows.
s72Sds. bulls. s. 30 1i0. calves So
Il 50 feeders Ssni2 stockers steers
SHEEP Receipts p 500 steady. lambs
tii.25u n - common Sl0nl1 23. year
lings Is 5ona -; feeders. Ssnio; ewes.
50 5O1f75
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10

has some Of his fellow workers
hustling to keep pace with him.
He is on the Job every day
for the regulation number of
hours.
Patton started 10 work for
the former WadSworth Manu-
featuring Company, which stood
on the site of The Kercheval
plant more than "a years ago.
Wadsworth made auto bodies
and Patton for number Of
years was foreman of their
wood mill. Wadsworth was
bought out by the American
Motor Body Company which in
turn was absorbed by the
Chrysler Corporation. And
Patton worked right on through.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10

manufacturing increased 1.s65 900:
in the service industries. 1.717.000
1,19S000 in the military serv-
iceS); construction, $50, 600: trade,
distribution and finance. 343.-
600 and transportation. POT 900.
Smaller increases occurred in
agriculture, public utilities and
mining.
The combined total Of WPA.
CCC and out-of-School NYA work
crs dropped in May for the third
consecutive month, 10 2.120. 600
which was $4,000 below the total
for April and about equal 10 the
number enrolled in these agencies
in the fall of 1897.
Despite the decline in work re-
lief, the government continues 10
expand It's role as employer.
There were $4,000 persons on
IFS executive. legislative an
judicial rosters in May of this
year. as compared with $4,000 in
May, 1910. Total military forces
amounted 10 1862 as COM
pared with $4,000 in May, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Bathrick TO Speak

d. L. Bathrick, general sales
manager of the Pontiac Motor
division. will address the New
York Sales Executives Club at
the Hotel Roosevelt next Tues
day His subject will be The
Motor Car and National Econ
omy.' Bathrick will be intro
duced by Arthur II. Motley, vice
president of the Crowell-Col-
lier Publishing Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Consolidated Paper
Shows Improvement

Operations Of Consolidated Pa
per Company in the first half OF
1911 averaged slightly better than
the high levels of the comparable
1910 period. with sales up a little
less than 10 per cent. Earnings
probably showed somewhat
smaller gain as the company's SELL
ing prices have not quite kept
pace with the uptrend of mate
rails costs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Farmers Market

APPLES Delicious fare, 81 rs hu
No l. 81 5og - torthsrn SPY fans,
81 bu No. I si2sal 81 No 2 7'c 2 81
sissie Red fancy Slv5 ou.. No ! 81 Is
IN 81. No ? 7sc upper ease iranspsr'
en,s No J. slal Is; bu. NJ 2. $50 T5e
Rsebird No 81 2aai - bu.
REANs Green, fancy 81 - IN No
81 2sai 50. VAx fancy x2r2 rs No !,
81 Ss1i - horsebears No. ! 81 500 IS
vEGErABLE GREENS Domaine 40H
coo. enrafule No. 4ou S0c bu endiye
So + Xial p bu ~ 7ic sorrsi ~
" soc tl Swiss ehard 35H soc bn hae
80 70 soc bY mustard 8" 70 soc ~ turnlp''
~. j. 7Oa tucc or spinach. No !, 20 y
7se. leaf lettuce 80. 5ou JSc oa. col
ards. so. 3'u soc hn
AEAD LETTUCE -- 40. !. soc 81 IS
hu 30 2 7Sc pa
-.-t'-E-.e.'-s.sAAs.-- 4 -a442a e sa1en
punches No J. IS 2 So No 80 @s
PEFTS No /. 81 . soc dozen punches.
'csBRAGr- NJ 7 soc aN2s: No ?.
7sc. red ~ ! 81 5o47 rcd No 81 Is
CUCUMBERs - No. j. 81 50 a2'75 b.
RRoccoLI- 40. !. Seoq2
CARROTS 40 I $50 soc dor punches
CAI'IIFIOWER No. /, Sij0H2 bu.
No 23a 35c. No. ? i5c
CELERY ROOT 80. ]. 7Sc y 81.
cFI.FRY Fancy. 30 sc dor. punches
SO J. 500 }0c Ne ?. poo.
CHERRIES sweet fancy So No !.
S21a I'D, $50 2 ~ ~ - quart case sour
fancy s. %. 30 81 15"2
SWEPT corn 10. J. soe - 81 % a-doz-
cSiRRAxTs - No. /. s52sa37s; "a
quar' ctair
Dill toa 5oc dozen huncse.
EGGs - isrgs $40 2bgio.75 3o-doren
case medium 50 2Sns Is
GoosEBERRlEs- No. /, 81 2'1 ? IS "a
HucKLERERRrEs - No : sszsas IS
"a quart crate No. ?. SsnS25
KOHL RARl- No - loc dot hches
ONIONS Green 10. J. IS n SOC doEsn
bunches; dry onions No, !, 81 35a LIS
- 10 sack Nc ? 81
PARSLEY f0H s0c dozen lunches
PARSLEY ROOT NJ J. t5p sc bu
PEAs Fancy 81 oushsi No. !, 81 asa
PEPPERS Green SOC peck ha.ke,
POTATOES New No I Si.2in %
bu.s No. 2. ssh e0c bu No. !, 73n soe
bu 40 ? 45H soc
" ne N leghnrns isn 20c. hroilers.
heavy. 720 24c IN leehorns. 2oa 22c n
PAnISHES- Red. No l. S0G sac DOZEN
punches. No ? 2ae long white. No. !.
5GGs5c DOZEN lunches
RAsPRERRlEs- Back fancy s25 "a
quart crate No 7 iTi50. No ,. s3I
So rcd NJ. l. Ssas 50. 40 2 N5o
-RHUBARB outdoor. No. /, IS " Csc don
hunches
RUTARAGAs No ! 500 sc
SQUASH summer No / so s3c y
bu No ? SOC, Italian. No. /, 75c nsi rs
TOMATOES outdoor. No. I. i25aiS
.if.lh basket; dollhouse. fancy, 81 rs. No
q. ti75u2. No g. 81 80
TURNIPs No l. 35q soc dor bunchse
vEGETABLE'oYsTERs No. J. soc 81
dozen punches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Metal Markets

metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division. De'rOr spot % per cent
tin. nominal, New York So Is future tin,
- 3fJ. lake grade copper delivered Mo-
vest u eiecirolytic spot smeitsr, 800
II so; casting copper izz5, 81 louis
lead 70. " LOUIS zlne, T25 New York
AIT monN rs, virgin Alumlnpm\ ~
tn quiet. Lead active Pine modersfs.
COPPER American Brass grants cents an
hour wage increase Export COPPER. fft
resale. nominal ~ 50. Free sterling en-.
change, Sf.o3h.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Technique Of Boring From Within

illustrates the general technique from
boring from within democracy, he il. and
totatarian other Than the he has in mind
proposing the adoption in America OF
exactly the suest of destroying democracy and OF aSten
totalitarianSn upon
In general terms mai boil slogans:
Science Of Administration Under
slogans imply and understand the whole
The Of State when carefully examined
means nothing government do it, 1t what the
New Deal administration called social planning and what
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10

nCnt in du-
faBility that
a n Y o n @
would be glad
TO shoot at.
T his du-
rable worker
is John Pat
ton who runs
a spot-welder
IN the Kcr-
CheNal body
p ! a n { o (
ChrySlcr. And
Patton is no
8 u p g r a nnu-
a { G d show
pi &C; he
some i'm q <
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Used The Same Sort Of Slogan

Of slogan has appeared in the phrase pro;
This phrase used in trying tor lead
California socastic experiments.
wha is S decide what real net
service people state? Is pricefXng service?
Florida ship canal Service Is silver buying
Service"
Beard primarily student Of government or
constitutional questions and
of his points is that the general welfare clause oi
slate. lie seeks TO IN
terpret that document UNFOLDING centralized control
Industry opposition individual initiative private property
and rights
if you want 10 follow him into such colectNsn
by general weIare? Does II he III
the and bigger public debts?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Dividend Cut 10 4OC
By F. w. Woodwork

F. w Woolworth Company has
declared a dividend of 40 cents
on common stock. payable Sep
tember 2 10 stock of record August
II. Previously. the company paid
90 cents quarterly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
80 and Still on Job

Eighty years old and still
holding down VANISHED pro-
ductive job in "A factory and
working right along with the
rest OF them. That's an achieve
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Exposes Prof. Boards
Defense Of Democracy
fIaney
BY LEWIS HANEY
Professor Of Economies. New York University


Two attacks upon Americana democracy Of the
dangerous The attackers they defend
ing democracy At they democracy and
merely improve To who understands what the
results would however their performance
we'll like the who shakes hands with
intended victim order stab him readily
e. attacks found Prof. c. A. Boards Public
kDlicy Welfare" in W. A. Browns article
Gold disseminated in the Federal Reserve
Systems weekly of periodicals. In this and the following
column will discuss the separately and in relation to one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Horses TO Watch
nv IFW WALTER

nv iFN WALTER
~ Detroit Ahsconder. Medrano. Grey
Periros Grand Jester.
A. Arlington PARK -Fpay, The Anvil.
war Tower SOUP and Fish
A. Empire Cfy-Gino Beau. seialhefa
Moiassss Bill Battle Lark
A. Suffolk Downs Last Chance, Flap
sic Lady Mascars. Graustark
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
10 Control Government

Tho fact IS that what proposed is put some bureau
cacy and then have the government
that the machinery
,bev Scflo viii 10 automatically replaced They that
hing the fohrer decides scientific and that
things they make arev valuable products.
And how they pay for n all? DO they deny that
Arnn be than IIIcrs PROMISES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
,Detsoit Poultry

Market steady 20 hrm: hens average
run 22c leghoru hens. lbs and NJ. lao.
cocks indi2c rock springers under
lbs 12c ms and up Csc; leghorn
hroilers - ms and up 2oc
FGGs-MArket steady; current receipts.
2Si4c: undsrgrsdes 2ii4 case
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Coppermines Corporation de-

clared an extra cash distribution
of 10 cents and cash distribution
Of ID cents on common. both pay
able August s to stock of record
July p. Previous payment this
year was . cents in April.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Fears Tendency Is 10 Seize Control

The answer Professor such questions is -
the managerial revolution
the modern state and modern industry tend
80 draw together" Then by miracle. the admnistfa
Of the stat scientific and there you are
But isn't only why the state and business dra"
tendency Of radical governments
20 Hitler any modern than ne is a
throw-back medlevaSm?
policies scientific? Who is to decide that?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Dnaue.ne Lirht Comran, rrnort. for the

II months ended April 50 a metz income
n SO 253 247 equal % 50 - share on
common, against revised net income NJ
SO. $40 OILS or - Is on common IN the
preceding y months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Earnings

superior OIL Company. California, reports
for the nine months ended May 81 net
profit 81 SS9li 57 after federal income
taxes etc equal 70 x2ll a share on
i23.0if shares. Comparative earnings are
not available.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Tubiye ChatIIIon Corpora,lon .hox. "a

the six months ended June 30. a net prof,
II sst1. fef sitter sAai Isl provision far
estimated state and federal taxes on
income under existing laws equal 10 a.
cents share on common against net
profit Of 1902 375 or "A cents on common
Id he 1910 nerInd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by Bongard Co.
Windsor, Prices In cents. II a. m. quotations.
MINING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10

Silex Company declared n reg
ular quarterly dividend of 30 cents.
payable August IL TO stock OF
record July 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10

For the Inside News" Of
Washington. Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column In the Times.
Evening star., 1941-03-16
SMOOTH AND READY
Continued from pose four

vessels that might be in league with
foreign agents or saboteurs may
come and go at will. And as Admiral
Waesche pointed out to me the other
day: "Just one vessel loaded with
dynamite and blown up in a crucial
spot could tie up whole harbor or
wreck power system on which
whole vital industries depend"
had a taste of the sort of thing
these putt-putt sailors will have to
do when | went with a Coast Guard
patrol boat the other day to super
wise the loading of cargo of gun
powder. We tied up alongside the
freighter, at an isolated anchorage,
and waited for the powder to arrive
aboard feet of tugs, all of which
flew red flags to warn of their danger
Gus cargo.
The grizzled chief boatswain who
was in command entertained me, as
we waited, by telling me about the
Cigar bombs" that we're used by the
Evening star., 1941-03-16
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE

saboteurs in 1916. "They were about
the size and shape of cigars" he told
me. "Stevedores smuggled 'em board
the boats they were loading
But any stevedore who wants to
get bombs aboard munition ships to-
day will have to be magician. For,
as watched the freighter being load
ed, l saw that the Coast Guard was
on the job. Every man, as he came
aboard from the tugs, held his permit
before him, with his photograph on it.
Before getting those permits, the
skipper told me, each man had been
thoroughly investigated. Even so, the
Coast Guardsmen watched their
every move.
When the freighter was loaded, we
followed her out to sea - overhauling
her once, and bawling her out be-
cause she had hauled down the red
flag that warned of explosives.
Cant take any chances" the skip
per explained to me. as the flag went
back up. "You remember that Halifax
harbor explosion in II? An ammuni-
ton ship and another vessel bumped.
The blast wrecked half the city and
Evening star., 1941-03-16
STRANGER THAN MAN

WHAT makes fish so slippery? His
body is covered with mucous, con-
stantly secreted by special glands,
which minimizes the friction between
his body and the water.
IHE great manta, or sea devil. of the
Mississippi is one of the worlds
strangest fish. Flat and square in
shape. it sometimes reaches width
- and length - of eighteen feet, and
a weight of 10000 pounds. Harmless
to man, it received the name of
"manta," meaning blanket" be-
cause superstitious fishermen believed
Evening star., 1941-03-16

it would enfold swimmers and suffo-
cate them. 1t possesses incredible
strength. When harpooned, it can tow
a boat backward while the engine
runs at full speed ahead.
1HE ghost shrimp used as bait
on the Pacific coast - is so transpar-
ent that the beating of its heart may
be seen through its shell.
I UcCA-fower stalks in California
grow from seven to eleven inches in
twenty-four hours!
CARL KULBsRG
Evening star., 1941-03-16

killed more than a thousand people" I"
'-Sure, you can't be too careful" l
agreed. "But what do you think of the
Admirals idea of enrolling the putt
puts to help you out?"
''Only just heard of it," said the
skipper. "But I've known some
mighty good sailors in those little
boats. And Mister, if the Admiral told
Evening star., 1941-03-16
9

you it's good idea - then it is. He's
had a lot of them - and / haven't
seen a bad one yet" He reached up
and gave the whistle cord jerk, send
ing a hoarse signal to an approaching
ferry boat. Il suppose" he said rumi-
natively. that's why he's the
Admiral"
The End
Evening star., 1941-03-16

mel for possible combatant duty in
case of war.
AS matter of fact, the Coast Guard
has already organized a peacetime
putt-putt navy. Admiral Waesche
conceived it a couple of years ago
as an added arm of the Coast Guards
peacetime war on danger a1oat. Every
year thousands of small vessels are
involved in accidents Most of them
are preventable. Why not, the Ad-
mlral reasoned, enlist the small-boat
owners themselves in the battle against
carelessness and ignorance? That was
his first idea, and, in 1899. Congress
authorized the formation of the Coast
Guard Reserve. Four thousand men,
bers passed the examinations, fitted
out their boats and have fought en-
Enthusiastically beside the Coast Guard
for safety at sea: keeping watch for
misplaced buoys or distractions to
navigation rescuing fellow boatmen
in distress.
But hardly had the Reserve been
organized when the war abroad de-
manded stepped-up watchfulness and
preparedness. And the Admiral, map
ping strategy. evolved a new idea.
These men of the putt-putts, he real
lied, knew their home waters inti-
mately, knew the vessels that ordi-
narily came and went - would know
at once when to suspect a vessel Why
not organize those who were qualified
for active service. swear them in with
their boats and give them the job OF
coast patrol?
Evening star., 1941-03-16
Tremendous Reserve Power

AND that, in effect, is what bill
now in Congress authorizes: the crea-
ton of a new Coast Guard Reserve
with actual military powers. Those in
the present Reserve who are not put
into active duty will become the
Coast Guard Auxiliary, and carry on
as at present. Those taken into the
active Reserve will be given intensive
training. Some may be commissioned
to serve aboard the Coast Guards
own vessels; many more will get tenn
porary duty, serving on their own
boats. BY the time these words are
printed, the necessary authorization
may have been granted by Congress
- for no opposition is anticipated -
and the first of the putt-putts will be
warships. With 100000 such motor
boats plying our waters, Admiral
Waesche has opened up tremendous
reserve power.
And whether or not we ever have
a Dunkerque, these boats will take
over a big job. ]. Edgar Hoover re-
Gently said that sabotage agents here
are working in close unison. "espe-
cially in activities relating to CONNER
cial shipping carrying supplies to
Europe" Metal time bombs have been
found in vessels; at least one ship
already has been set afire at sea,
apparently by incendiary bombs. Our
harbors are teeming with explosives,
bound for the warning democracies.
German and Italian vessels are tied
up in our harbors - and it was aboard
German vessel in New York harbor,
in 1916, that the bombs were made
which destroyed at least thirty-slx
Allied ammunition ships and ten
million dollars worth of cargo. Other
Evening star., 1941-03-16

Aren't you the clever hostess! Knowing
just what everyone loves - and saving
Yourself time with Del Monte Pineapple
Juice! So simple to serve that you feel
like guest yourself!
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-23
LIVESTOCK

Detroit. Mich. Sept. 23-Cattle-
Prime yearlings. dry ,-1.65g
$l2.65; good to choi yearlings,
dry fed, sl1.5OQ12.25; medium to
good yearlings, dry fed. $40 q
1925; good to choice heavy steers,
dry fed. slO.75Ql2; medium to
good heavy steers. dry fed. s1OG
1925; best grass steers and heif'
ers, sSg975; medium to good
grass steers, and heifers. S775 a
$50; common grass cattle, SG.504
$50; best cows, $3.50 q $50; good
butcher and cutter cows, 1925 a
$50; Gamer cows, IS q 6; old
rims. s4.25 down; best light butcher
and best heavyweight bologna bulls.
SO; few strictly choice higher;
medium weight bolognas. S7QS.50;
light common bulls, $6Q7: stock
bulls. s6QS; good 10 choice stockers
and feeders. s90l2; common to fair
stockers and feeders. s7.50q9;
mixers and spfingers, $65I90.
Calves-Best. S15Ql5.50; fair to
good, s1O.5Od14.5O; common, s..
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-23
Ne,cs From, OakuiIIe

bee, and Walter Newman and
Maybelle Newman, Detroit, were
Sunday afternoon guests at the
home Of Mrs. Louis Grams and
daughter 2 b Gladys
Mrs. Gilbert Darling and sor
Elgin spent Wednesday at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs. Bern
ard Hall, Willis.
Miss Eta Essex spent Wednes
day at University Hospital, Ann
Arbor. for a checkup Miss Essex
has been suffering with arthritis
Mrs. Robert Helzerman and her
guests spent Sunday afternoon at
Irish Hills and Hillsdale.
Miss Gladys Grams returned to
her school duties in Detroit after
spending the week with her moth
er. Mrs. Lille Grams.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Garlick
and sons. Milan. and Miss Edit
Garlick were Sunday afternoon
guests at the home OF Mr. and Mrs
Journey Brabant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barnsdale
and sons, Robert. James and Nor
man, spent Saturday in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lutey and
daughter Jean, Mrs. John Warren,
Crosse .Pointe, and Rev. and Mrs,
Samuel Caddy, Flint, were guests
Thursday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Journey Brabant.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-23
Jewish New Year Being
Observed in Ann ArboT

Ann Arbor. Mich, Sept. % A
service in the Beth Israel was held
this morning oy Ann Arbor Jews
who are celebrating the Jewish
New Year. Reform Rosh Hashanan
services were held Monday morn
ing at Bnai Birth Hillel Founda-
ton and orthodox services at Beth
Israel Congregation.
In the Jewish calendar Rosh
Hashanah is the first of 10 high
holy days which end with Nom
Kippur, the Day OF Attonement.
The period is marked by prayers,
fasting and self-searching for
transgressions of holy law
Yom Kippur the hottest Of
Jewish holidays. viii begin with
the chanting OF the Kol Nidre
Tuesday evening, Sept so, and CON
tinue through shutdown the next
day.
Orthodox Yom Kippur services
will be held at Beth Israel Con
gregatiou: reform services, spoa-
sored by Hillel Foundation, will
be held in the Lydia Mendelssohn
Theater al the Michigan League.