davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Washington Produce

BUTTER-a3 score, tuos. 80; 1-pound
prints 39iz. i4-pound prints 40. % score.
tubs b n l-pound prints. IS; l<-pound
prints, 3Sl2- 81 score. tubs 36iz 1-pound
prints 81 l.-pound prints "a: 90 score,
tubs. 30; l-pound prints, 35i7 l.-pound
PRINTS, 34t it-pound prints, 35it: SO
score tubs 33's; i-pound prints "a Ia
IVEsTocK-Calves Is; spring lambs.
From Agricultural Marketing Service.
Prices paid net fob Washington
EGSiS-Market steady, Prices paid
for PedeTal-State Graded esss rereIved
from grading stations October - Whites,
U S extras. large 45-47: mostly a.; U. s
extras. mediums. 1856. mostly 30 Y s
standards. mediums "a: U. S. trades. 20.
Browns, U. s extras. large -: Y: s.
extras MEDIUMS. "A -35. mostly 81; Z. S.
standards. large. 3S-42: mostly 3S, U. s,
standards. mediums. 32-;i3. mostly 33;
u 8 trades. 25-30 mostly 30 Nearby
unsraded esgs-Current receipts, whites.
mostly 30-3I: some Of better quality
q; mixed colors mostly 2s-29. Receipts
Government graded eggs, 34S cases
LIVE POULTRY-Market steady Fowl.
eolored. all sizes 20-2l: No. IS, II; Leg
horn hens. large sizes l4-l5. small sizes,
I2-i3: No IS 10 RoosterS, l2-13
Chickens, virsInla Rocks. broilsrs and
fryeTs, all sizes 10-2l No IS 3 Della
ware ROCKS and crosses broLers and
horn broilers- I7-I9. Cspons. 5-s pounds
toms ton S"poa II poand: D and nd up IS young hens
10 pounds and Up, 25. No Is and under
sizes. -
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Chicoqo Livestock

CHICAGO. Oct. : p ~. Dept. Asr
-SaIsble hogs 10000. toysL $4,000;
opened steady TO 10 lower laler trade slos,
mostly 1915 of top II 40; bulk. 300
800 pounds II Io-35; good and choice
10000 pounds. 10 ao-I1 -2.5- good 30o-Sa-
pound sovS- 10. Oo-5o largely with most
TOO 500 pound kinds. . 925-as5.
Salaole sheep, 5000, total 1000: al
classes around steady: few choice native
lambs II..5 and IS: bulk good and
choice. IL 5o-65. throwoUts mostly 900
down; one double fed yssrlinss. 3 so two
doubles at 900; other decks at $50 up,
ouLk fat native ewes, % down.
Salable cattle. 5000 calves. 900;
medium veIeht and weighty steers steady
to weak; bulk with veishI- L. 90 down
only medium weights up to IL IS: yearlings
firm 10 shade higher, however. with kinds
sealing under 900 pounds as much as
1915 up; fed heifers sharing light year
hng strength with supply small; strictly
choice l,050-pound yezrlings. 1885: sew
ersl loads yearlingS and light steers. 1875
%. bulk steers with weight unsold: most
fed heifers. IL .5o-I2 I2-25. with 775-pound
averages up to 12.6 80: other killing classes
in small supply largely steady to strons
cows scarce; cutters UP to no: instances
1.25: veighty sausage bulls TO 940. with
$50 auotable: vealers. IA 90 down; steady
but grassy kinds and heavy grass calves
under pressure; stock Cattle strong.
Evening star., 1941-10-07
AppeaI for Increase
In Freight Rates
Declared Likely
A, r. Cleveland Says
Labor Costs Moy
Force Action
sy the Associated Press.

By the ASSoClaleQ Press.
CHICAGO. Oct. IA likelihood
that the Nations railroads would
seek higher freight and perhaps
passenger rates was suggested today
by A. F. Cleveland. Washington
traffic expert.
Cleveland appeared as a witness
before President RooseVelt's Fact
Finding Board which is seeking to
avert a Nation wide railroad strike
by unions seeking wage boosts.
Called by the carriers, Cleveland
testified that the recent increase in
rail traffic was abnormal and tenn
porary in character and hence cam
not serve as basis for permanent
increase in operating costs.
Previously representatives of the
five operating and 10 incorporating
unions had testified that increased
earnings resulting from the defense
program warranted boost in wages
L think there will exist the dis
tinct possibility, l might even say
probability of an appeal to the In
terstate Commerce Commission to
increase freight rates and possibly
passenger fares and other charges if
there is any substantial rise in rail-
road operating costs" Cleveland as
serted
Evening star., 1941-10-07
Chicago Grain
Rx the Associa led Press

BY the Associs ted Press.
CHICAGO, Oct. IA late sharp
break in soybeans. which carried
prices at the extreme SIS cents
lower than yesterdays close, had an
adverse effect on all grains today.
Closing prices. while slightly bet
ter than the days lowest. were con-
siderably under Mondays final
levels.
The weaker trend was apparent in
wheat at the start and soon spread
throughout the list At the ex-
treme wheat was off about Ia cents
and at about the lowest levels in
two weeks.
Some traders said hedging sales
were partly responsible for the set
back while some professional selling
and the execution of stop-losS or
ders in soybeans influenced the ex-
treme breaks.
Wheat closed Ill. cents under
Mondays final levels. December,
120Is-l.; MAY, 1874. "a corn. l12-
1% down. December, 78l2-As; May,
49, "a; oats. as-s4 off, and soy
beans, 4ls-5as cents lower
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Exchange Is Expected
To Accept Change
In Trading Rule
S. {. c. Order Likely
To Be Discussed by
Board Thursday
BY the Associated Press.

by lnt hSohtidttu rlcsS
NEW YORK, Oct. THE New
York Stock Exchange, said usually
well-informed Wall Streeters today,
appeared likely to accept gracefully
the order of the Securities and Ex-
change Commission that it amend
its constitution to permit its mem
bers to make markets in its listed
securities in exchanges in other
cities.
The matter cannot come before
the exchanges Board of Governors
before its meeting Thursday, when
they may decide whether to appeal
the commissions ruling, yesterday
1t was the first formal action taken
by the S E. G. under the Securities
and Exchange Act of 1884, ordering
a change in the markets constitu-
ton.
This regulation. long a part Of the
constitution, designed to prevent its
members from draining off Stock
Exchange business to other cities
had never been fully enforced, An
nouncement OF plan to do so
brought complaints from Boston,
Chicago, San Francisco and other
regional exchanges. 1t had been
customary for members of the New
York market to act as specialists
and odd-lot dealers on other ex-
changes, in stocks listed here For
time. the exchange compromised
by permitting members already do
ing that, to continue.
Last August, a few weeks after
Emil Schram, former head of the
r. F. c., became president of the
exchange, it announced that all
members might participate in this
activity. pending final adjudication
of the matter. Sources close to the
exchange interpreted this as indicat-
ing Schram felt the effort TO enforce
the old rule was ill-advised.
Evening star., 1941-10-07
Oil Production Drops.

TULSA, Okla. Oct. 7 ,P,.-Dally
crude oil production in the United
States decreased 217,285 barrels TO
3.844.715 for the week ended October
T. the Oil and Gas journal said
today.
Texas production was off 218,55O
to 1,240,300; East Texas, II. $50 to
298. $50; California, 1000 to 628, $50;
Kansas. 1880 to 239,700; Louisiana,
l.725 to 333,57O and the Rocky
Mountain States. 785 to 114770
Illinois increased 1925 to 43l ,260;
Oklahoma, 1850 to 432, 500; Michi-
gan, 1.710 to $500, and Eastern
fields. l,100 to 10000
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Carriers Work Praised.

NEW YORK, Oct I tP,.-Every
stick or piece of material required by
the Army or Navy since United States
preparedness began has been moved
without railroad delay, NJ. ]. CORN
ley, executive assistant. Association
of American Railroads. today told
the National Foreign Trade Council.
Neither has there been any diff
Guilty in handling all of the traffic
through the ports" he said
Since November, 1899. the tempo
of cars unloaded for hghterage in
the New York Harbor area had been
increased from an average of ap-
proXimately 500 a day TO a record
high of 1.1Ie daily last August
Since 1889. he said. 860 locomo-
tives and $4,000 freight cars had
been added and bad order cars re-
duced from 1874, 800 TO 1906, the
lowest number on record. Cars
loaded so far in 1941 were 81 263 .434.
4673,444 or l76 per cent ahead of
1910
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Oct Plate foreign
exchange rates follow tGreat Britain IN
dollars others in cents.
Canada
OflcIal Canadian Control Board rate,
for q. S. dollars. buying 10 per cent pre-
MUM selling IL per cent premium.
equivalent to discounts on Canadian dol
lars in New YORK Of buying Q al per cent.
selling oa per cent.
Canadian dollar IN New York open
market. III. per cent discount. for 1915
q. s. cents.
Great Britain. oficial Bankers FOREIGN
Exchange Committee rates., buying, 02
selling. 4o4, open market; cables, o31a
Latin America
Argentina. official 2o7 free, 2345. ur
90 cent; Brazil. official, 500, free, 501n.
Mexico. 0.10n.
Far East.
Hong Kong. 25.33; SHANGHAI. 555
Rates in spot cables unless otherwise
indicated
Nominal.
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Wholesale Volume In.

The American Institute of Food
Distribution reported today whole
sale grocery store dollar volume last
week was 20 per cent ahead of the
comparable week year ago. credit
ing part of the increase to the up
ward trend of prices.
The institute said that retail meat
and produce prices had held about
steady, while other grocery stocks
had risen closer to replacement costs
Housewives have been buying
canned and other non-perishable
goods In case lots, the institute said.
in expectation of still higher prices.
Retailers orders to replace such pur-
chases were credited with being a
major influence in keeping wholesale
volume at the current high liveI.
Evening star., 1941-10-07
Washington Exchange
SALES.

Capital Traction 1st 5s-s1, 900 at
los, $500 at los.
Potomac Electric Power 5i2 % pfd.-
10 at 115l2.
Mergenthaler Linotype-50 at 26ia.
National Savings e. Trust Co-l0 at
205, 20 at 205 10 at 205, 20 at 205ls
20 at 205, 10 at 205.
Evening star., 1941-10-07
New York Cotton
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK. Oct. Cotton
futures 1uctuated indecisively today.
Heavmess in stocks and outside
markets, together with a continual
ton of yesterdays hedging against
large sales of spot cotton in the
South. contributed to the decline.
Trade expectations of lower Gov
ernment crop estimate, due tomor-
row, stimulated trade demand and
local short covering and checked
the downward trend
Late prices were 9 to IL points
lower; December, 1717; March.
l742; july, l763
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Housing Notes
To Be Awarded
October ID, II
Rx tie Associated Press

By tire Associated Press.
The United States Housing Au-
thority announced today more than
s85 900 900 of temporary loan notes
of 27 local housing authorities
would be sold October IL and 81 to
private bidders offering the lowest
interest rates
Bids will be opened by the various
local authorities in their respective
communities.
Evening star., 1941-10-07

rim bankruptcy or reeeiverxhip, OF being
reorgznized under the Bankruptcy Act. or
securities assumed by such companies
Rates of dividends in the foreEo1ng table
are annual disbursements based on the
last quarterly or semi-annfai declaration
Unless otherwise noted special or extra
dividends are not included. q Also extra or
extras Cash OF stock e Paid last year
Payable in stock Declared or paio so
far this year Payable in Canadian FUNDS:
K Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year Wv With warrants wv with
out warrants war Warrants. sUrlt Of
trading less than 100 shares sales are
given IN full
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New York Sugar

NEW YORK Oct. 1P-World sussr
futures gave uu part OF early gains
posted in sympathy with strong raw
market. Profit taking ate into the ad-
vance, but late prices were still 10
points higher March and July. 247.
The domestic contract was in active be-
cause OF UNCHANGED raw and refined mar
ketS
In the world raw market Spain re-
ported to have bought 3 000 tons OF Cuban
sugar for October Shipment al a new high
price of 2.49 70 b Cuba
FUTURES No closed unchanged TO 8
htQhaF sail
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ChiezEs Cash MARKET

I.I314: No hard. II5Ia-4. Corn. No.
mixed, 7sst. No. ). 81: No / yellow.
!2ls. No. y 1I14-7sl.: No 3, 1OIz-1Iis:
No 4, !0L; No. ), 51-57i7; sample grads
! mixed. 40; No. L white. 46a4 No .
4Ss4. No. ,, 43-46. Barley. mailing 6s-
S-S' nominal: feed and screenings. 33-53
nominal Field seed, per. hundTedweIght.
nominal. Timothy 575-6.0O. slslke,
1E.5O-l3 so; fancy red top, 1903 5O
Evening star., 1941-10-07
Odd-Lot DeuIinqs
By the Associated Press.

day these transactions by customers with
odd lot dealers or specialists on the New
York Stock Exchange for October s.: a134
purchases involving 54 163 shares: LII 3
sales involving 54 S61 shares, including
Al short sales involving 72S shares.
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Commodity Prices

NEW YORK. Oct. - The Associated
35 commodities today advanced to 90 .35.
Previous DAY, 1920 week ago, 92.67;
month ago, 94.21: year ago. 1889.
1a4I. 1910. 1889 1o33-3S.
Hish - e427 1925 1922 9s.14
Low 77e3 esse s37s 4lA
f1926 average eouals 1909
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Government Bonds
Over the Counter

NEW YORK. Oct -Over-tne.
eounter United States Government bonds
Evening star., 1941-10-07
New York Bur Silver

NEW YORK, Oct. P.-Bar
silver 3434, unchanged.
Evening star., 1941-10-07

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. LP-Prs-
bureau long liquidation and hedge sell
ing worked against values in cotton fu-
tures raolng here today and the market
Evening star., 1941-10-07
New Orleans Prices

Bieachable cottonseed oil futures elosst
6aln lower sales, 63 contracts October
- BOD December, 13 6Sb; January I3 SOB
March. l3.74b: May, 1850 b Bid.
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New York Bank Stocks

NEW YORK, Oct. = LPl.-National As
sociation of Securities Dealers, Inc:
CLOSING quotations.
Evening star., 1941-10-07

NEW YORK. Oct : p Revenue freight
cars handled on railroads reporting today
for the week ended October included:
Evening star., 1941-10-07

Cottonseed oil closed quiet Bleaeha BILE
prime summer yellow, I3S5n, prime
crude, 12.50n. October, l34Ob; Decem-
Der. 13.34b: January, 1851; March
1340b; May. l343h.
Bid. n Nominal.
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Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Oct. dividends declared
prepared by Fitch Publishing Co.
Extra.
Pc Stock of Pay
Rate. ROD record able.
Loose -Wies Biscuit 25c l0-lS Ill
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Aa
Stocks

tBy Private wn. Direct to The starJ
Evening star., 1941-10-07
BONDS
PUBLIC UTIIU'
STOCKS

MISC
Ter RI Il W CD 1st 4l4s AS IGI
Evening star., 1941-10-07

Stock and Sales
Dividend Rate Add % High LOW Clnse
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U. 5. Treasury Notes
Freight Loodines

State income taxes.
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I AZ, July, II.b,
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Cottankeed Oil

Middllng spot,
n Nominal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
Pupils Girding for Final Week
|0f Campaign to Get Out Vote
BY SHANNON CoRMACK

With one more school week re-
naming before election day on
Tuesday, November A. Detfoit's
school children are workin &
harder than ever TO get their par
ents to go to the polls on that
day.
In every Detroit school the
pupils will vote themselves in
their own school elections. Printed
ballots. similar&in every respect
TO the official ballots, have been
printed by the Board of Educa-
ton and will be distributed
throughout the schools next week.
And the children take these
elections very seriously. Many, in
fact. are more familiar with the
records of the various candidates
than the average voter.
DISCUSSIONS IN HOMES
So. in countless Detroit homes
during the coming week there
will be polite al discussions,
brought about by the children's
determination that their parents
shall go to the polls on election
day.
In the Detroit Times program
to get out the vote, no mention
has been made of any candidate
or party. 1t is not the Times
objective TO further the candi-
daey of any person; solely to get
as many as possible of Detroit's
100000 registered voters to 60 to
tthe polls on November 4. 5--5--
Hundreds of essays, written by
pupils in the elementary schools,
have poured into the editorial Of
fees of The Detroit Times during
the past two weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

past The wire The camera favors The outside
horse
During the World War the number of
United States troops transported TO Europe BY
British ships was 1927 000 es
The British government charged the United
States government SS3 for every member OF the
AEF transported on British ships
MATTRESSES who become extremely bitter
w when not receiving good tip are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

the position OF responsibility. and do not
deserve the confidence of the citizens at
large.
Every citizen should ascertain by
every possible means the selection OF a
candidate whose integrity and honesty
is without question. Partisanship race,
creed or color should never be consid-
cred in casting vote by free Ameri-
can.
Only by the aggressive interest of
all of our citizens can we expect TO
have those elected who will really rep
resent us.
1t is one of the disgraces of Ameri-
can citizens that so many Of them are
remiss about taking time and effort TO
ascertain the fitness for Office of candi-
dates. so that those elected are elected
for true citizenship only and not for
political reasons. Keeping politics en-
tirely out of our thoughts when we cast
n vote would be one reason for the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

by going to the polls and
voting"
-7- SHES DETERMINED Cox
. IF all the citizens of Detroit
were as determined to do their
duty at the polls as 13-year-old
Mary Garadine, of $3.50 Manda-
lay avenue, a pupil in the eighth
grade at the Sheriff. school. there
would be 100000 voters at the
polls on Tuesday. November a. AT
Sheriff., as in other schools in the
city, the children will have their
own election on November a, and
Mary writes: -r,srs,
pupils of sheriff.
school, will all take part In the
election on November 4.
Tin these days of war and dis
aster there are only o few
countries left where the people
have the right to vote freely
and in privacy as we do.
"Our city needs men who Will
build our democracy stronger
and II Is yours and my duty to
see that we vote for honest and
reliable men,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
TooI-Die Union Wins
Bargaining Rights

The Society of Tool and Die
Craftsmen. an independent union,
won bargaining rights in the
Thompson Products Company.
1881 Conant avenue il was an
nounced .today by J. J. Griffin.
president of the union.
Griffin said his union received
439 votes in an NLRB election to
326 votes for the UAW-CIO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

che Nazts in Germany,
Jimmy Wong Howe.
: the Chinese eameramaH.
and Rabbi Edgar Magnin,'
who made speeches for
q short te-Faise- finds
for Irish Relief.
The depressing news
about Hendrix Willem
Van Loon, whose docs
have ordered him TO stop
all activity for the next
six months.
The Rev. Mr.. Jar
dine, who came TO the
aid of Wally and the
duke. His letters are
now ignored.
Jimmy DorSey,s
check for $4,000 from
Decca, as his royalties
for the first half Of
1911. In short. be hit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
being shackled in performing their

being shackled in performing their
duties during the present emer-
gency.
Addressing delegates to the Uni
versity Press Club Of Michigan.
President Ruthven declared that
censorship Of the news and pre-
pared propaganda are day by day
restricting the dissemination OF
information and apparently the
end has not yet been reached"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

for liberty and II was moro
precious to them than Life IT..
self. 4s-.-.a., M VIZ.
NEGEECTING DUTY.
Liberty was handed down
te-ns, but we are not taking
good care Of IL, nor making use
of It. IL Is our duty to vote
but we have been negIecting
this duty. Vote on election day
and vote wisely 30 we can have
a real government of the peo-
pie, by the people and for the
people,"
Rosemary Pascoe. 10. OF 2484
Helen avenue. in the eighth grade
at Marcy, urges the voters OF De-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

THAT the Charleston dance routinewas nothing
more than a variation of the Sailors Horn
pipe.y
That in Tasmania when woman wants her
neighbors to know she's had quarrel with her
husband she performs a pantomiTae dance.
N That before race horse is born Ms breeding
is selected with the greatest study and care.
That the recent quip here: r.
Thirty days hath September, APRIL June
and Broadwny= Rose.agot= asiiekpiay= By the
Berle Dept.
It's the punch-line of his ghoSt-writer in the
current Variety
THAT F. Ziegfeid could haye left million
dollars, but he died broke He spurned that
sum from Paramount for the use of his name.
That statistics prove more people read the
comic strips than the front page.
That in Denver woman used TO run drug
store only for women
That pure water isn't colorless you dope.
It's slightly blue.
THAT to multiply los 1853 157, se4, 736s42 by q
Il simply take the last and put it in front.
. tSay, That's worth more than you paid for this
paper iady}
That Washington D. c.. was first named
Conococheague.A
THAT if you cannot repeat 10 digts in their
proper order after hearing them once, you're
not normal. II give up. What's digit7)
That one of the SWEETEST lines (old as words
praps) is:
Every should have fair-sized ceme-
terry for the faults of his friends .-
That If girls want their orchids TO last longer
- they should be worn up not down.
Tune in WALTER WINCHELL BROAD
CAST each Sunday, 9 to 9:15 p. m, on station
WXYZ, Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
Ruthven Sees Press,
Colleges ShatkIed

ANN ARBOR. Oct 25. -PreSi-
dent Alexander C. Ruthven OF The
University OF Michigan last night
declared that both the press and
the colleges OF the nation were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

regularly TO pay for the
pensions they receive on
retirement.
II is not TO gid the
lily" but TO paint the
lily and gold refined
gold. Frank l., Stanton
not Carrie Jacobs. Bond
wrote the words 10 Just
A-Wearyin' for You"
Mrs. Bond wrote the
music.
The moving picture
type camera used for
photo finishes at some
tracks can favor either
e inside or the outside
horse.
hnthZnpses are
short of The wire the
camera favors the inside
horse; If both noses are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25
QUESTIONS. ANSWERS

j. K.-Is there any truth in
the statement that children
who have their tonsils out usu-
ally have 10 have the appendix
out latcr7
Answer-Not a bit OF truth
in II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

troit to do their
duty as Ameri-
can citizens, a
duty, she says,
that somanyun
fortunate peo-
pie in war-torn
< urope are
praying they
could do.
November
4 In city cleo
ton day." she
writes. "Show
your appre-
citation a N d
do your duty
to your coun-
try andaifI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-25

e I Q c ( l o n
day and en-
courage 9TH
ers to do the
same" writes
Irene Cavers,
IL = year o Id
pupil in the
/. sixth GO a d e
a [ M arcy
school.
when we
h a v @ O b
tanned some
thing through
sacrifice w Q
usually take
good care of
IL. hut IL we