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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-07
Legal Notices
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STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Pro-
bate Court for the County Of WAsA-
tenaw.
At a session Of said Court held at
tie Probate office In the CITY Of Ann
Of January \, j, lFil.
Present. Hon. Jay O.. Pray, judge
Of Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of
Catherine Cosgrove, Deceased.
Harold h. Benner. Administrator
de- bOnts non with viii annexed OF
said estate having filed In said Court
mis- petition. PRAYING for license TO
sell the interest Of said estate iu Ger
the purpose Of distributing tie pro-
cecds thereof among the persons
entitled thereto.
II is Ordered. That the lst1 day Of
February A. l.. l9il. 20 ten o'clock
In the forenoon az said Probate or
flee be and is Herchy appointed for
hearing said petition. and that all
persons interested iu said estate ap-
pear before said Court. 40 said time
and place. 90 show cause why iic-
eusc 90 sell the interest of SAID estate
IN said rriti = tate ---+esl!a not lie
granted
II is Further ordered. That public
notice thereof bee given by puhlcd-
ton OF copy Of this order, for three
successive weeks. previous TO said
day OF hearing. I'm the Ypsilanu Daily
Press. a newspaper printed and cir
culatcd IN said County.
Jaw G.. Pray. Judge OF Probate.
4 true copy.
Nora O. Borgert Register OF Pro-
bate.
Adv. 5-eo7
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MRS. B. ARNOLD
TAKEN BY DEATH
FUNERAL WILL BE SUNDAY
FOR RESIDENT OF
DENTON
lSpecial 10 ND Daily Pressl

Denton, Mich Feb. Mrs. Bion
Arnold, wife Of DR. Bion Arnold,
passed away Thursday afternoon at
her home on Denton I'd following
4 months illness.
Mrs. Arnold. a life long resident
OF Denton. was born there July
%, 1869. and was the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ayres. She
attended the Liggett School in De
troit and later was married IN
September, 1901. to Dr. Arnold
Mrs. Arnold was a member Of the
tniversalist - Church. Detroit. Of
the Ypsilanti chapter Order Of the
Eastern Star, a charter member Of
tho Woman's Society Of Christian
Service OF Denton Methodist
Church, and charter member Of
the Denton Ladies' Aid Society.
Surviving besides her husband
is one, son, Seth Arnold, Denton;
four grandchildren and one half
brother. Bion Denton. Detroit One
son, Charles, preceded her in death
two years ago.
Funeral services will be Sunday
afternoon at o'clock in the Den
ton Church. Rev. G.. r. Nevin will
officiate and burial will be in DEN
ton Cemetery.
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Armstrong. Ont. Feb. Up
\ trans-Canada airlines plane that
crashed a mile from the emcrgen-
cy landing field here, killing its
nine passengers aud crew Of three,
had proceeded 20 miles past this
town on its way 10 Winnipeg and
had turned back because OF motor
trouble or bad weather, inyestisa-
tors believed today.
The last radio message received
from the plane at 5:i7 a. n. EST
Thursday. left much 20 be explain
ed
Making routine forced landing.
Now over Sayant Lake" it said.
The reference TO a forced land
ing in this Wild. SNOW covered
husband region in mid winter
darkness as routine" vas -rega cd-
ed as strange. The TACT that the
message made no reference TO the
nature Of the trouble, which prob
ably could have been explained
in two or three words. also caused
considerable speculation.
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LEGISLATURE

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was reported to have won the Re
publican majority's stamp of APP
prevail over the Governors choice,
Mrs. Josephine Gomon.
Recommendatios OF the senate
business committee On II addition
al appointments, including one
Dickinson nominee, were accepted
by the senate Thursday. They in
Guided:
Mrs. Isabel P. Rice, Houghton,
TO the Crippled Children Commits
sion, the Dickinson appointee;
J. j. Theisen, st. Joseph, to the
Juvenile institute Committee:
Drs. Frances ]. ODonnell, Al
pena. and R. r. Goldstone, De.
troit. to ;he Board Of Registration
in medicine
Andrew J Bellanger, Detroit,
Charles W Webster, Pontiac, and
Charles Misner, Grand Haven, TO
the Public Trust Comm ssion.
DR.. Z. J. O'Brien, Detroit, 10 the
tuberculosis Sanitorium Commits.
sion;
Gerald D. Cleary Escanaba, to
the Msckinsc Island state Park
Commission.
Miss Ella Mcneil Ann Arbor,
and Miss Grace Ross, Detroit, TO
the Board OF Registration OF Nur.
ses.
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OF SEVEN
BILLION ASKED ON
LEASE LEND BILL
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least optimistic estimate was that
it would come between s and 3
p. m. CE.S.T). and many expected
it much sooner.
on the Senate side Of the Capitol,
meanwhile, the Foreign Relations
Committee proceeded methodically
with its hearings on the aid legis-
lation. Major Al Williams, for
mer Navy speed flier, was the first
witness to be heard.
Besides the ceiling question,
the House looked for a lively time
on such opposition amendments as
those which call for ban against
the transfer OF any more American
naval vessels to Britain and for
prohibiting the use of American
bases by British warships
There appeared little disposition
in Democratic quarters. however.
to make an issue of the unexpected
opposition amendment which slip
ped through yesterday while large
number of the bills hackers were
absent from the floor.
This amendment, offered by Rep.
Dirksen (R-IllD. reserved to Con
eress. in effect, the right to termi-
nate the Presidents lend-lease pow
ers any time before the bills life
expires two years hence. The &C
tion could be taken by a concur
rent resolution-an expression of
the will Of both Houses Of Con
cress. which does not require the
Presidents signature to become ef-
fective.
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IN WALL STREET
STOCK MARKET
OPENING Low Err

New York, Feb. 1--lNS - The
stock market opened lower today
after the rise Of the two preceding
sessions.
Trading was quiet.
Fractional declines occurred in
Chrysler and General Motors. The
latter's earnings gain, reported late
yesterday. was offset by disclosure
of its record tax bill.
L. S. Steel lost a sizeable frsc-
ton American Telephone was
down after its advance of over
three points in the last two days.
Anaconda and Kennecott gave
ground in coppers. Demands of
rail labor for vacations with pay
brought pressure on carrier shares.
American Airlines was strong
and up a point.
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WAR IN AFRICA
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Word received at Cairo head
quarters indicated the British are
bringing increa sing pressure
against this Italian division along
a difficult track leading to Adiugri.
Strength of the Italian division
vas reported diminishing daily
as A result Of casualties and con
slant capture of prisoners by the
British. The Italians also are de
sorting in considerable numbers,
according to these reports.
British officials said they doubt
ed whether more than half the orig
iual Italian force ever would reach
Adiug1 and added that the ltal.
ians are abandoning increasing
quantities Of guns. vehicles, tanks
and other war equipment in their
flight.
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In The Sick Room

Mrs. (. J. Lsmbertsou. who has
been seriously i'll with influenza. is
much improved. Her daughter, Mrs.
Lorene Sauers, is also convalescing
from influenza.
Mrs. A. Dahl is very i'll at her
home, sol Parsons ST.
Mrs. Ella Banghart is Ill in Uni
versity Hospital Ann Arbor.
Corbett Haner, who is in Boyer
Memorial Hospital with pneumonia
is improving.
Or. n +. Scott is recovering
nicely at the home OF his sister
near Traverse City from his recent
illness of influenza and streptococ
Gus infection OF the throat.
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Student Patriotism
Curbed by PiCketS

Rome. Feb. ZAP PiCkets OF
troops in groups Of % stationed in
side streets around the United
states embassy and consulate TO-
day. as precautioon against a stu
dent demonstration. We're reduced
TO small patrols at noon when no
disturbance developed
The students marched TO the
Piazza Nenezia today as they did
yesterday to demonstrate their pa
.riOtism in the face Of reported
British attempts to reflect upon
the Italian war morale.
Today's manifestation was on a
Lrger scale with many hnndreds
of students participating.
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SABOTAGE


Continued from Page One)
Thursday go minutes after its
takeoff. Killed were: Capt. Rich
ard 5. Freeman, 80, pilot, of Ladd
Field. Fairbanks, Alaska. He was
graduate Of West Point and Kel-
ly Field, and President Roosevelt
awarded him the Mackay trophy
in 1910 for outstanding aircraft
engineering on the 1889 good Will
flight OF six flying fortresses to
Rio De Janeiro
First Lieut.. Edward ". ketc-
ham. 50. co.pilot, Ladd Field;
Technical Sgt X. H. Gilreath,
Staff Sgt. Everett Crabb, Sgt. j.
p. Davies Of Dayton, o., Sgt. E. S.
Trainer. Sgt. F. s. Widen Of
Haines City. Fla. and Private C..
f. Apologize. Canon City Colo.
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Twenty Three Indicted
on Conspiracy Charges

Detroit, Feb. ms Twenty
three persons some high ranking
officials in the regime Of former
sheriff Henry Behrendt. today were
indicted on charges of conspiracy
to obstruct justice I'm the 18th grand
jury warrant signed by Circuit
Court Judge Homer 7. Ferguson.
Eighteen persons we're named as
cn-cnns pirators,
Many Of those indicted were a..
rested at their homes before dawn
today.
The warrants accused the defend
ants OF collecting thousands of dol
lars tribute from dowuriver and
Hamtramck Eamhlint establish.
ments between April %. 1855. and
Jan. !, 1881
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Damage Results From
Three Traffic MiShaps

Cars were damaged in minor traf-
fic accidents here Thursday
Sidney Morris, Detroit, Thursday
afternoon collhed on +. Michigan
Ave. with a car operated by Fred
Block, SIS Noueht St, who vas
making a right turn
Kerry Gordon, Dearborn, collid-
ed at the y. Washington and Pearl
SIS. intersection Thursday night
with car operated by James
MCGOWAN, i09 w. Cross St
Miss Bertha Anderson. 9t7 W.
Cross ST. to avoid hitting a car
at the Pearl and Huron St. inter.
section Thursday, swung across
Pearl St and struck car parked
at the curb. The latter vehicle
was owned by Mrs. Violet Curtis,
1876 Jefferson Ave.
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Railroad Accident
Injuries Prove Fatal
to Former Resident

Clyde c. Small. 81 Inspector on
the y. & .. Railroad, lied In The
Baptist Hospital in Louisville, Ky,
Saturday afternoon at 1880 from
injuries he received about two
hours before when he was caught
between two freight cars at
CharlcsioWu, Ind, in the new ord
nance grounds. HIS chest was
crushed and spine injured
Mr.. Small was a former resident
OF Ypsilanti and its vicinity and
had many friends here. He was 4
brother OF Mrs. James c. Decker
OF this city.
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PremOnition OF Death
Results in Message

Los Angeles. Feb 7--AP Was
# premonition OF death police
asked today, that caused Mrs. Es-
Their L. Swanson, 6S, to write this
note TO a neighbor:
please pay the good vegetable
man bought some apples. This is
the only debt | owe. love You all. ."
Mrs Swanson was found dead OF
a heart attack, in chair beside
the table upon which the note lay.
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OKLAHOMA BILL
ASKS LAND TAX
To AID '0AK|ES'
Graduated Levy Sought on
Large Tracts Under
TiIIage

Oklahoma City. Okla, Feb Ut
Conditions portrayed in The
Grapes of Wrath and the suisse
quent investigation of conditions
among Oklahoma's migratory
workers have increased sentiment
for a state graduated land tax. leg
islatiye leaders believe.
The apparent popularity the
land tax constitutional amendment
at the last general election has
resulted in Gov. Leon Phillips and
legislative leaders opening a series
of public hearings to determine
possible effects from such law.
Sen. George Bowman, Kingdsher,
has proposed that the land tax
amendment be submitted to the
voters at a special election, SEIZED
uled tentatively for late winter
The Farmers Union land tax b Il
last November received iQS,559
yes votes and PISS mo votes
but, was beaten by a slight margin
when the affirmative vote failed to
total a majority Of all votes cast
in all races
Two Counties Opposed
Seyenty-hye OF the states =
counties gave the land tax bill p
ma jority Of ballots cast on that
particular measure. with only the
voters OF Cimarron and Washing.
ton Counties standing opposed on
the amendment.
The appearance OF former Rep.
Phil Ferguson Woodward, and
former Supreme Court Justices Orel
Busby, Ada, and James l. Phelps.
Oklahoma City before a senate
committee in behalf Of the measure
added force TO tho movement
Ferguson sid he believed tho
amendment would hop increase
farm ownership and proposed that
millions of dollars be allocated 20
help tenant farmers purchase tracts
Of their own
The Bowman amendment states
that the amendment is proposed
as an effort TO "encourage home
ownership and TO discourage ex-
tensiye land holdings"
\ resolution for submitting the
issue 10 vote. however is expect.
ed to run into stormy weather in
the house and the senate
Grazing Lsnd Exempt
The Bowman amendment pro
vdes that the land tax shall apply
TO agricultural tracts in excess OF
SO acres owned by individuals
and corporations. Grazing ranges
and reclamation tracts would be
exempt
The tax for the FIRST year would
be
Five mills on each dollar va'ua.
ton where the excess is not greater
than go acres.
Ten mills on that exceeding $40
acres hut not exceeding i2S0 acres
Fifteen mills on all tracts IN ex
cess Of l.2s0 acres
The tax would Increase five mills
per year in each a-siGcation for
three years, reaching a maximum
permanent tax ~ 70. 30 and 25
mills. Insurance company repre-.
sentatites appearing before the
committee have testified that the
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BLOWS SELF TO BITS

Boonyille, Ind, Feb. + AP -
Broken body Of Earl Cassidy, so
was found Thursday near the grave
Of his wife Cassidy apparently bad
discharged a stick OF dynamite un.
der himself after placing his Army
discharge papers, his wife's picture
and an American Legion emblem
on the grave.
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C. NJ. HAS PROFIT

New York. Feb 7-UP-General
Motors Corporation had net profit
approXimating s195,50O 900 during
1910, it was announced today. The
earnings. comparing with S1S3.290,
222 in 1899, were equiva' ent to S4.39
a common share Of stock, 2S cents
over the 1899 dividend
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-07
PLAN NEW AIRPORT

Bay City. Fob Proposed TrE
ounty Airport. equidlstant from
Bay city Saginaw and Midland and
now IN tho planning stage. will re-
quire selection OF definite site
and erection OF buildings with
available funds. The three cities
may expect TO have the project
recognized as p na'ioualdefensc
measure and obtain Federal aid
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Daily Market Report

rabbits. lee: capons, lbs W, csc;
under lbs. 9lC.
No unfolding Of poultry .eIore
a. m. or after ( p. m. Saturdays, no
unloading
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Straub Rites Will be
Saturday in Maybee

Especial 70 the Daily Press)
Maybee, Mich, Feb. Funeral
services will be Saturday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock in the st.
Joseph's Catholic Church, Maybee,
for Mrs. Arthur Straub, 81, who
passed away Wednesday Rev.
John Hubert will officiate and
burial will he in st. John Gene
terry. Maybee.
This evening. the Christian Mo-
theirs Sodality will conduct a
prayer service at the Straub home
on Allison Rd. The remains were
brought home Thursday from the
Leidel Funeral Home, Maybee.
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TO AID CHILDREN

Flint, Fob. a now system
whereby the prosecutor Wir take
active part IN divorce actions in
which children are involved was
announced Thursday Members Of
Inc prosecutors staff viii question
Witnesses, produce evidence and do
everything possible as attorneys
for the children"
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BUY Carload

Shaefer Hardware are again
showing their faith in the belief
that spring business in lpsilanti
will be unusually good They ha
lust received a carload Of 60 Cen
eral Electric refrigerators and they
believe this Is the first time any
local dealer has ever ordered a car
load OF rcfrigerators at one time.
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Lonnie d. Doss. Amarillo. Tex.
paid Sc costs for driving vita eN-
pired chauffeurs licenses from
Ohio and Texas He was arraigned
before Justice A. VI. Vandersall here
this morning after having spent
the night IN city hall detention
room. Doss was arrested while driy-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-07

WAsHlNGTON-INS - Presi.
deLt Roosevelt today moved % PIT
Conscientious DIRECTORS against mill
tary training TO work at civilian
Jobs Selective Service Director
Clarence \. Dykstra was authoriz-
ed in an executive order Ito estab.
lish designate. or determine work
OF national importance under CiIl-
Ian direction FOR those young men
who claim to be conscientiously OPP
posed to eithe~ combatant or non
combatsnt military training.
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Detroit. Mich, Feb. Poultry;
market steady Hens, Tbs M,
lie; under lbs, l9c; legnorn hens
5 lbs up. l5c; cocks. 1Oq l2c. rock
springers up to 5ia lbs, 20c; rock
broilers up TO "a lbs. zoe; men tur-
keys zoe; tom turkeys, l6c: ducks,
white, lbs up. 16C; geese, lac;
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SPANIEL RESCUED

Kalamazoo. Feb. 7-UP-A depu-
~ sheriff, humane society officers.
and county highway employees dug.
up a city street here 10 rescue A
cocker spaniel imprisoned in
culvert for five hours
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Taken Suddenly

Word vas received here today Of
toe sudden death in Detroit Of Ray
c. Bigham, personnel official. Mr.
Bigham was a former student VI
Cleary College and was a member
of the Board OF Trustees. Funeral
services will be at the Consrega-
tional Church, Davidson and Liver
nois AYES, Sunday, at / p. NJ.
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Ypsilanti Briefs

ing a dual hitch OF new cars
through Ypsllauti Scott Colburu
and Arthur Matthews, Ypsilanti, and
Oryille +. Foote. Detroit. paid 81
each in municipal court Thursday
for minor traffic infractions.
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Admits CHARGES

Admits Charges
Lee Roderick, 502 Hawkins ST,
pleaded guilty TO reckless driving
charges when brought before Jus.
tice 4. VI. Nandersall here this
morning lie was fined Se5. Roder-
ick was held over night in city jail
by local police who arrested him
Thursday afternoon after his car
collided with one driven by Worthy
Robertson, 100 Hawkins St, at Har-
riet and Hawkins SITS. Both cars
were dana ed.
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rib at the market, or pieces OF raw
potato may be arranged on ribs at
home. This prevents ribs from
burning. Wipe roast with a cloth:
rub with salt and pepper Place ribs
upright in uncovered rooster. In.
sert roast-meat thermometer into
the center of the feshiest part OF
the meat, taking care that the bulb
docs not rest on either fat or bone.
allowing thirty minutes per pound.
Roast in moderate oven (350' FL.
When the thermometer registers
1857 +. the roast will be done. When
done, fill center with hot mashed
potatoes. sprinkle with paprika and
serve. Paper rufus may he placed on
each rib IL desired Allow ribs
per serving.
law would force their companies to
sell their agricultural holdings a.
a loss.
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Bitten BY Dog

Jean, 13.year-old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Rodney r. Mast, 81 Oak.
wood Ave. was treated by a local
physician Thursday night for a dog
lite in the ankle Miss Mast was
bitten by a dog, owned by Richard
Eekert, l007 Pearl ST.. as she was
walking along the street
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Butter and Eggs

Detroit, MiCh., Fed. :
BUTT ER Best creamery IN tubs
29i2 qS0l2c.
EGGS - Current receipts, l52tc;
dirties, 14hc; checks, lie.
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FruLt

Detroit, Mich, Feb.
APPLES Mcintosh. NJ. :. 81 20 O
$50 bu.; Delicious, No. /, $1,000
175 bu.. Jonathans, No. |, COCO
Sl.c5 bu.. Northern Spies, NO. l..
$k50dl.15 bu..
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To Plan Program
\ program for the balance Of the
year will be studied by committee
chairmcn and directors OF the Board
OF Commerce at an 1850 a. m.
luncheon in the Hotel Huron Tues
day.
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a tan pig skin purse containing
an operators license and four dol
lars was reported taken from Hunts
Studio Thursday night. The purse
was owned by Miss Nancy Schaefer.
7lO7 Whitaker Rd.
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Detroit Mich, Feb. r Cattle
Weekly receipts, 3,4S5. Choice
to prime yearlinss, dty fed.
sl1.50@l275; good to choice year.
lings. dry fed slO5oGl1.5O; choice
to prime heavy steers. dry fed.
si2 q 1925; good to choice
heavy steers. dry fed, $1,000
n 10; short fed cattle, $3.50 u
1850; mixed steers and heifers. $SH
9; fair to good steers and heiiers
S7dS: common cattle. s6d7, best
cows. $500 teV choice COWS
up TO ST. fair TO good beef COWS
$3.50 q 6.@5: Gamer and cutter
cows. Sfu5.75; old rims. SS5.775
down, best light butcher and heavy
bologna bulls. S7j0dS. medium
weight bologna pulls, SC a 6.15:
light common bulls, 50 a 6,
stock bulls. $3.50 a $50; good to
choice stockers and feeders, SIS a
1925. common TO fair stockers and
feeders, SGG7,50; mixers and
springers. S60dS5.
Calves-Weekly receipts 2.l92
Best. s15: fair to good. Si2ulti
seconds. sl0Ql2; culls and com
mon. SEA 10.
Sheep and lambs Weekly re
ceipts. $3.50; some choice lambs
s1O.25 best lambs at close. SlO.50;
fair to good. $3.50 a 1925; sec
onds. SS.50G9.25; best sheep, $6d
$50; heavy fat sheep. $3.50 a t.je,
cuIls and common. S2.J0m3.5o
Hogs Weekly receipts, 5Al6;
good and choice. 20O-230 lbs. sS15;
good and choice, 10000 lbs, $500;
good and choice. 9SO.250 lbs, s7.95.
good and choice, 250.27O lbs, 1915;
good and choice. 27O-3OO lbs, $3.50.
heayies. 300.325 lbs, S7.45; heayies
325-350 lbs. 1875; heavies, 350-40(
lbs. SIPS: heavies. 400-450 lbs
$715: roughs. S6.5Od675; lights
$767.25; pigs, 81 stays, $3.50
$50
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DEGAL as a sceptre, pride OF the
~ kitchen queen. crown roast Of
pork is. enthroned in the culinary
heart OF every peer in the land
It's the aristocrat OF the popular
pork family. and will lord it over
your menu when YOU want 10 boast
of your roast. Here you see il at
its most Glamorous best--complete
with pink apples. fluffy potato cen.
ter and a run on every rib. And
remember. pork is a rich natural
source OF the vitamin B group, in.
Guiding thiamine (Vitamin BIZ. To
do 1t up brown-here's how:
CroUn Roast OF Pork Have your
meat-dealer prepare a crown roast
from fresh loin of pork. Pieces of
salt pork may be impaled on each
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Gram

Gram
Detroit, Mich, Feb
WHEAT No. . REQ. 10 cariols'
92c.
BARLEY 80. |. feeding, j5c; new
mating, 60G6ic.