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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
HOMECOMING

brenda Marshall. ~ho sac bosn
near Manila. returns there for
the first time In scenes of
Singapore Woman"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
u. S. Men TO Have Dark Brown Taste
That's Fashion Decree for Male Sex
This Spring; They'll Like Il Too!

NEW YORk-The well dressed man will have that dark
brown taste and like 1t this spring the merchant taors
ISOLATION decreed here Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Cubs Snub Lee S
Peace Terms

CHICAGO. April 11.-"General"
Bill Lee. who was good pitcher
IN 1888 and 1889 and who says he
will be again I'M 1911. tried 10
make peace with--the Chicago
Cubs management on his salary
demands. but failed
lie conferred with James Gal
lagher the Cub general manager,
but failed to win a concession on
his protest against the $500 pay
cut handed 10 him this year.
Lee and Hank Leiber, hard hit
ting outfielder, both are Cub hold
outs.
Lee said he told Gallagher that
he would accept the $4,000 salary
offered him for the season if the
Cubs would give him d $500
bonus for a successful season. The
successful season would mean
about IS games won, The bonus
demand was. rejected, and Lee
said
81 can't pitch for $4,000. i
ueHid rather be with some other
club"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Farmers Market

APPLES Delicious. fancy. 81 bu: No.
l. 81. iOQ LIS; Greetings, No. /. 75c9 81. %
bu.; No. ,, .0a soc; Jonathan, fancy, 81 40
75e 10y Rorthern sPss IL fancy s s. SS no J.
81 50g1.75 No. 2, 75cQsl; Mcintosh.
fancy. sl.75G2 bu.; No. a. Si.25g1,5 so.
No 2 75eQ 81; Wagners, No. !. SIa1.Is
ou., Steel Reds fancy. Sl.75Hl.s5 bu.
FRENCH ENDIvE-Bancy. 50 5-lb. boz
No. 1. si50Gl.75; No. =. 7ae4Sl.
BEETs-No !, 400 soc bu
CABBAGE-No. I. Stqi35; No. ?. 81
. 7Sc; Ped cabbage No. 1. IS = soc bu.
cARRoTs-No. 1. sag75c bu.; No. ?.
CELERY ROoT-No l.. Zoe Isl HI
cHIVEsrNo l. - n soc doz. bchs.
EGGs-Large. S775 q s.25 3o-doz. case
medium S7N 80.
HoCs-Dressed. 13ai5e M.
HORSERA DISH-Fancy 50I3 IS bu
No / s. 3n4ll No -&2h2 al
LEEKS-No l. 40aI6Oc doz. bohs.
ONlOSS-Dry, fancy. 81 4Oa1.75 5o-lo.
sack; No. !. s0c 81 a. No. ?. son 6oc
sweet, fancy. Sl.5ogI.75 5O-ib. sack No.
PARSLEY RooT-5o q 75c bu.
PARsNIPS-No. l, sou 75e bu No 2
soc
POTATOES !. 500 SIC; No. ,, 80
POULTRY Hens. live. heavy breeds. 10
a zoe H.; ieghQrns 1sd21c: brollers.
heavy. "a q zoe 10 ducks. l59 lsc; geese,
RADIsHEs -Hothouse. 5oRsOe doz. behs.
RHUBA RIB Hothouse. fancy. IS a 40C
5-ib box, cnoice 23p 30c; small. 501 soc
RUTABAGAs-No. / 50a7Sc hu
TURN1Ps-Faney. Si.25 bu.; No. /, soc
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. /. soc O 81
dog. bchs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Inverted Thinking

In the second place, in periods
Of collectiVist tendencies. when
government officials want TO
regulate everything. there is a
tendency 10 resort to inverted
economic thinking This means
starting with prices, and going
on 10 consider their effects. in
stead of starting with conditions
that determine prices.
The New Deal first took uu
with the So-Called institutional
economics and adopted the ex-
perimental approach Of the Tug
we'll SVStem-no economic laws
Try ANYTHING once.
Then 1t took up with the
Keynes system. based on the
eQIdTI0H ~ TZCTTT5T1Tr dT1r1 n
euidity preference conventions,
and the scoring was changed to
the basis Of "full employment 4"
Pump-primlng and easy-money
tactics were the style.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Forbes
Finds Easter
Justifes Hope
Despite Darkness
By n. {. FORBES

Eastertide Spnngume. Re-
birth. New hope.
Dark. very dark, though The
ciotttis hanging over the world
may be / have faith that a
better day viii dawn for man
kind. that out Of this welter. Of
blood and Scend ency Of
tyranny Will emerge 4 larger
measure of human brotherhood.
more lasting peace on earth the
dawnlng of a brighter era.
During tho darkest days of
our nations history. Abraham
Lincoln solemnly treasured.
God still is in heaven "
The forces Of evil personltied
BY Hitler are temporarily
triumphing beyond all imagin-
ing. At the moment they look
irrepreSsihIe Country after
country has been overrun.
uSurped. crushed under the
tyrants heel Flisssssy still is
waxing W
But he would be wise to recall
the old German proverb No
tree ever quite reaches heaven
II * utterly inconceivahle
that Adolf Hitler can succeed m
his uncomfortable ambition 10
subject all the non-German poo
pies of Europe 10 slavery
True, be has concentrated so
zealouSlY 50 unremittingly so
exclusively on building anna
ments and training the whole
German people in milltarism
that ne may achieve even
greater victories IN coming
months. He may with his
Supremely equipped mics,
bring the whole of continental
Europe under subjection-may
speedily crush Yugoslavia,
Greece, Turkey. may absorb
gallant little Switzerland, may
even proceed TO perfect plans
for the overthrow OF Russia.
dtaly palpably is already at his
mercy1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan. IN crates -. in
min. Delicious 81 90 50. Mcintosh.
%. in min. Il 50 s,,rks 81 BsldUins
81 10 steele Reds. 81 SO. fair quaifiy and
/ condition. 81
ASPARAGUS California. pyremia crates
! dozen lunches extra SELECT - % " x ~
let 81 5oH 3: extra fancy q. 40 S fame,
- 'oai -. few s.. so, loose stock variou,
sizes 50. 5oa375
syyoeA6bos California. aets laa-oOs
BEANS Florida IN hammers Vaien.
tines. SO 5nb425 r-,osi q wsx s9 $50.
ordinary 20 tair condition. S3V3.j0
REt.Ts- Texas > crates. 3-5is dozen.
BROCCOLI PONY cart, 2s.32 lunches.
! AEizssF,4s p California, SO s5Q4.
Texas SO 2Aq37a
CABBAGE Los Anseles---rrates, Round
type 50 50H2 rs fair condition. 50 .s#i.,s
crates 81 25@l SO
CARROTS Los Angeles crates s dozen
- 50a3. y crates { dozen. SlR125
CAULIFLowFR- PONY crates. i2s and
isryer. California. s2a225
CELERY lain crates trimmed tons
Heart 4 dozen 50 soa3. dozen s.25 $
so1sn 50 IS n $50, los and extra fSncys.
LETTUCE-Lo. Angeles. crates. Iceberg
) dozen 81 5o1 SIS Door low as 50 6
dozen fsir QUALITY 50 5o7
LEAF LETTUCE othouse 1n-lb. has
kets ohio and Michigan. 751 soc
spantsh, 3-inch and larFer Colorado. 81 Is
122 IS; 5. No YeloWs Minnesota
7O'e Pinch and larger. $1,000 50 Nlchi-
gan. IOG 2-inch and larger SI35Gi 40.
90 Finch ard larger St-20ai-2 a.
ONION 10 sacks ILLINOIS, Vel
lows. 81 as, 50: Whites, Si45Gl so
POTATOES U, s No. / I00-ib sacks
unless otherwise stated Idaho Russell
Burhanks washed StS511.s0: unwashed
" To1tf-7S. Commercials 81 IS No .
81 fon Las; 10Th. sacks 81 22c Various
varieties, Maine 81 soFii IS. few 81 ~.
few 81 80 bib sacks 26a nc. few.
&c. Wisconsin kstha6ins. Sl3S Mime
sofa Cobblers. si3oGi35. Nebraska.
Wyoming washed Triumphs 7581 so.
Rurals, Sl.05 n lis; Chippewa few sales
81 %; Cobblers. few sales, 81 %: Upper
Peninsula Green Mountains SLAB: 18Th
sacks Green Mountains 2tisc. North Ds
+ ko'a Cobblers, 81 500 IS: certinsd seed
it0bb1eFS. rpw sales|s+ s5-EsH- stock
/ Florida hushel crates Z s No. ! Tri-
Iumpns, 81 SIS California Sob. sacks 4 6
No. / Long Whites few sales 81 81
Texas 5o-lb. sacks. 4. &. No l. Triumphs
75c n 81 S. according 20 condition.
( RHCBARB Nothing offered
/ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. waxed. 5o-ib
sacks 90 II 95c
4 sHALLoTs- Louisiana barrels 20 dozer
hunches S7a So fair condition SIS %
crates dozen SI.75a2
sPINACH--Hex hushel baskets ash soc
Oklahoma. 50f soc
/ STRAWBERRIES ~ hin,
crates. Klondykes. 81 25445o
{ TOMATOES 49, 10-lb. cartons repscke
81 t0n 50 small sizes 81 2ba1a5. Ohic
dollhouse, 10Th. baskets, 81 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Very Different Status

Very different is the status
here. Already the richest, most
productive nation on earth. we
are expanding our productive
facilities with Unprecedented
speed and on an unparalleled
scale.
We are training a mighty
military defense force. creating
a naval force exceeding any
thing ever planned by any other
nation.
We possess more than. two
thirds Of the worlds total gold. }
EaStertide juStifies nope. faith.
confidence throughout this land.
Nor is defeatiSm. despair war
ranted concerning other peace
loving, honest, honorable coun-
tres
Was not the darkness deepest
JUST before the first Easter?
Capyf All 1851. by 3 g. Forbes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Shipping Policies

II may we'll be that. as Cooley
suggests. that we ought TO give
mOrr Thought m Otrr- changes IN
shipping policies 10 tho needs Of
our Latin-American neighborS
for bottoms 10 get their wares
10 international markets. One
specific suggestion which Cooley
makes is for smaller ships which
could afford TO send directly TO
minor Latin American ports,
near the point Of production.
thus obviating expensive rail
Nhauls
l think that Cooley has an
arresting idea, when he COM
plains that the good neighbor'
policy has thus far been too
generalized. and not closely
enough related to the funda-
mental economic needs Of our
Latin-Americau friends. Speciii-
csliv Cooley warns against
public works" loans or hnan-
ci7l AID 10 political cliquc>.
rather than 10 direct producers
of salable goods and services.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Finds New Deal
Economics Full
OF Assumptions
By LEWIS HANEY

rreiss.of Of Leepoun'e.. \. \. uai,rrsiiy
Tins i. the last Of series or
hve articles anslyzing the the
ores q the leading New Deal
economists.
Yesterday their reliance upon
The equation Of exchange" was
pointed out. They start with
the assumption that the national
spending equals ne nattontt r.
come. Then they proceed 10
reason in terms Of money and
prices. assuming the existence
OF value
This means that they over
work mathematics and statistics
They treat human desires as #
they were mathematical quantl-
ties a. when they assume that
they car do things 70 money
without changing credit, or that
they car abuse credit without
changing business activity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
NJ. y. RukeySer:
IHteTnstona News Service Economic Commentator

Bernard IT. Cooley. CONNER
cial attache Of the Republic Of
Cuba, told me thai thus far
little progress has been made
toward tranSlaung the good
nelghbor policy of the United
States into practical terms
which help LATIN Americans TO
produce and exchange goods.
Unless the good intentions are
implemented then the extent OF
the ultimate disappointment vii
be- proportional 10 the high
hopes raised IN banauets and
other Observation-Disclosures ol baIiy-
hoo
Having studied the problem
closely for years Cooley an
American. suggests that effec-
-ttiAe RelgAbcrliuezS should be
expressed in technical guidance
IN production, styling and sales
promotion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Auto
Graphs
Nash TO Celebrate
Biggest LIST Quarter
With Victory Dinner

Nash distributors and dealers
with their stats, will sill down TO
a victory dinner Monday night
10 celebrate the biggest FIRST
quarter sales record IN the his
tory OF the company W. A.
Blees. general sales manager
will be IN charge OF the dinner
here.
The Detroit banquet l. one OF
a series OF events held or 10
be heid at 80 80 different places.
The celebrations started last
Saturday and VIII continue until
April %
Special victory awards viii be
made at the Detroit affair. Fac
tory officials. besides Blees, who
will attend the dinner include
c L. Arnold and R. II. Israel,
assistant sales managers, and a.
r. Boscow, fleet sales manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Home Industries

II this is to continue We can
be neighborly If we help nations
such as Cuba. with an unbal-
anced economy. in which undue
reliance is made on a single
crop, namely. sugar. TO diversity
and balance the &c onomy
through starting home mus
tries and through rotating
crops. II we sent over technical
missions TO give such assistance.
II might be more productive
than mere sonereus -orations.
To some eXtent. We Is buyers
conditioned other nations 20 uu-
balance their national economies
i through Il trend toward eco
nomic nationahSm We intend 10
modify oUs policies, II would be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Marine News
DETROIT

Up Ranhey, 3 IN. THURSDAY Regent
arrived $40. MeNoi arrived s-20. JOS
Block, e;25 Ferbert. as; Gnhes. 9 81
Paul 9t45. Billings. $50 W NV Hoilof
way, 9;55. Walsh 10 Wescsat cleared
1910. South Park ed 10 80 Simcoit'e-
l0;45. Stifel. ~ 80. "a Msther,- x 70
p N. NJ C Taylor, u %. II W Smith.
1880; II r Jones. $40 Crete. 2 Alpena
arrived 2:10. Sierra arrived 2:40: sonora
40, Connolly. $50; Edenborn, $50; W
J.. Smith. I; Princeton. 7.35 Tampleo ar
rived $50. Lebanon. o. Britamoli. $50
Gates. 10;0s Irwin cleared Britamube
lO;f5. Palmer cleared ~ Crescent CITY ar
rived II 30. Grape, 1875 a. m FRIDAY
Ream. 1.4a. Pressure Isle IS. stack
house, I'D. ]. c Wallace, 2.20. TafF.
Connesut. arrived. Mnch. :. Mclean
30: stephenson IS ] c. Miller, 7:40
Hosford, 10: Saltana arrived SIS; Mead
arrived $50.
DOWN--H HYDRO cleared 10 30 a m Thnrs-
dav; Acadiaiite. if:4O, Mexoil cleared e ;2j
m. Lake Cheian cleared 40; Diamond
tlrrH $40 Pceent cleared 5f2es sgmstrs
5-25 steel Vender 5.35 Barkhsmstead-
Constitution cleared sos Fleetwood cleared
20. Frontenac . Pioneer. e.l5: South
psrk c'eHrp1 go. James Mazda cleared
80. INGALLS, cleared s.jj. C0alhaven.
10 To-. Adfan Tseuu cleared 1i.OJ. Fitch
cleared if.f5 Hcekin arrived 1l.4j. Sierra
cleared midnight Woodruff cleared Z .0J
a. m. FRIDAY. Fitzrcrald. $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Jacobs Changes
Fight Dates
International New, s.r,ie, Wiz.


NEW YORK, April 1l.-Pro-
moter Mike Jacobs made thres<
important changes in his fight
dates.
He advanced the middleweight
title fight between champion Ken
0verlin and Billy Soose of Pitts
burgh from May q 10 May 8 III
Madison Square Garden.
The return bout between Joe
Louis and Abe Simon tor the
heavyweight title was originally
scheduled for May 9. but Jacobs
intimated it may be staged in one
of the ball parks in June
The light heavyweight fight be-
tween Anton Christoforidis, n. b.
A. champion. and Gus. Lesnevich,
originally scheduled for June has
been advanced to May % in the
Garden
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Like Bridge Game

II fact the economics now
prevalent AZ Washington * much
IKE the game Of bridge Ii Is
fuIl of sCmi~mathcmstical as
symptoms. which are like the
-e,,n%eHtanSs Of a bridge Sys-
TEN. The whole trick is TO
learn the Keynes system or the
Chamberlain system of conven-
tons Then. II you know what
system is being used, do you
know what card 10 play?
II is in strict accord with this
Characteristic OF their thought
that they make much use of
mathematical Correction they
assume that, because two things
move in the same direction at
about the same time. one is the
cause of the other although
there may be no relation be-
tween the two, or only a par
tial one. both may result
from a common cause. or the
statistics may leave out some
thinCl
Just now. these economists
are claiming TO prove" their
theories by statistics. But they
do itwith- mirrors. They begin
their Statistical" manipulation
by assuming that other condi-
tons" remain unchanged. or
that. these conditions change at
a constant rate. Then they as
sumo an unreal limited set of
factors 10 play with. For eX-
ample. they usually eliminate
from their game the factors of
Individual human desires and
costs. and they do not allow
for the necessity Of enterprise
or its rewardD Finally, they
assume that a given kind of
relationship exists among their
selected date, and blithely fit"
straight lines 10 their Scatter
diagrams when S-shaped curves
are really required.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
II Isn't in Stars

But il isn't in the stars that
such a demon will be permitted
10 overawe and overcome the
whole world.
doubt 49, strongly doubt -
whether he will be able TO con-
auer Britain. regardless of how
unlimited may be his military
success on the continent.
l have not the slightest tlnge
OF doubt concerning our own
nations ability to crush any in
vasion Hitler, drunk with con-
quest. may essay here.
Furthermore. no matter what
befalls in Europe, no matter
how farflung Hitler triumphs
may 90. the United States will
prove able 10 meet and compete
with nazism in the field of in-
ternational trade. commerce,
economics. finance.
Germany and all 1Iitlcr-domi-
mated countries are Squirming in
poverty. suffering the pangS of
intensifying starvation. Destruc-
ton of the instruments of civil
lization. of human well-being is
constantly spreading railroads,
bridge roads are being
wrecked; vital ports are being
ruined: cities are being bonn
barded and burned; food animals,
are being drained from other
countries by Germany and
slaughtered. the vitality of
many millions of families is be-
ing dissipated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Cadillac Expands

Defense activities at the Cadll-
lac plant are taking up more
space and boosting employment.
according to Nicholas Dreystadt,
general manager. The company
IS building Allison aircraft en-
gine parts.
Employment has doubled in
the last six months. said Drey-
stadt- and 10 supplement The four
floors of the building originally
set aside for defense work. the
company has extended opera
tons to sections of the third and
fourth floors of the main manu-
featuring building. More than
5000 square feet have been
added since the first of the year.
ne reveal led
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11

practical data indicating the
types of products which we can
absorb from Latin America.
Beyond this. l think that
genuine ncighborlincSs calls for
the utmost candor.
his preSuppOses 4 Willingness
10 avoid kidding our friends.
II the needs of the home
economy are paramount We
should create no miSapprehen-
sion as 10 our intentions in
other nations.
Certainly the trend toward
economic Self-containment * 4
basic fashion throughout the
world.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Letter Shy
Only 4 Men Get Chicago
Cage AWards

CHIC AGO, April ll.-Four
members of the University of
Chicago basketball squad today
have varsity letters TO show for
their seasons work.
The powers that award ath-
letic letters didn't think the
team that lost all i2 of its Big
Ten games had more than four
men worth letter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
GIN Truck Shows Rise

II the victory idea spreads
many OF the manufacturers who
have been announcing new rec
ords VIII be in line Ton banquctS
General Motors Truck and
Coach showed an increase OF 2S
per cent for March over the
same month in 1910 in retail
deliveries OF trucks IN the United
States, exclusive of government
orders. And March was 25 per
cent ahead of February, j. p.
Little. vice president in charge
of truck sales, stated.
Orders placed during March
by customers other than the gov
eminent. were 81 per cent above
March, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
U. s. Good Neighboro
Policy Discussed

a friendly act 10 offer to help
our neighborS 10 readiust them
selves to new international re-
alitles.
There may also be value in
Cooley'S proposals for Co
operative SHOW window or
clearing house in New York Of
Latin American products
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Select The Figures

In short, they select the fig
ureS they want. put them in the
machine. turn the crank, get the
same figures out, and say that
proves it,"
What. then is the reason for
the prevalence of such eco
nonics' in the country today?
In the first place, we have
been in the midst of a great de-
precision. At such times, there
is always a tendency to empha-
size needs" and consumption.
and 10 wish that consumption
could come first. Soft was with
Slanlondi in 1919.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
.ng prices:
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferrous
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division. Detroit: Spot % per cent
Tin, normal; New York. 81 SIS. future
Tin - l2d. lake grade COPPER delivered
Midwest, Il electrolytic spot snelter ~
~. 80 CASTING copper. II -: ST Louis
lead. . 70 81 Louis zine, 725. New YORK
arfmony IL virgin sluminum, II.
Tin. moderate Copper. scrap offered
freely. basis. II. No. I brass and bronze
snFots price down cent Export copper.
II resale. 49, lfsu zinc and Anitruony
moderate Free sterling exchange x4.03 &
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Smila Promoted

William Smila has been pro-
NOTED to master mechanic of the
Plymouth plant by A. II. Pater-
son, general works manager. He
succeeds Otto w. FRANKIE. who
has been transferred TO the
Dodge plant as general master
mechanic.
Smila started Is years ago as
a tool engineer in the ChrySler-
Jefferson plant,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
New REQ MANAGER

News comes from Lansing of
the appointment of r. f. Krob-
lem as general sales. manager of
REQ Motors, Inc. The anounce-
ment was made by Henry F..
Humid president of the company.
kroblem has been with the
company for % years. For the
past three years he has been
managing the Chicago branch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Broad Opportunity

lie thinks that there IS
broad opportunity 10. help Cuba
and other LATIN american no
tto1S set up new industries 10
replace imports which We for
meriv took from Czecho-Slo-
Naiaa Austria and other nations
Which have fallen under ANS
domination
Cooley believes. loo. LAT We
can guide our Latin American
friends b. giving them Specifica-
tons, time schedules, and other
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Holiday
World Exchanges Closed
for Good Friday

NEW YORK, April 11.-Leading
security and commodity markets,
with the exception of the London
stock and foreign exchanges
throughout the world suspended
trading today in observance of
Good Friday. A few produce and
livestock markets in the United
States will operate as usual.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11
Livestock Markets

cHfcAbo Aprn Ns1-HoGs-
Rsesipts. - 600. steady Holduvers, 500
q 90. mediums Sss0He lights. IS 50as.
Hchf nght. Ss2sFsTs. packing sows
81 T5as p pigs. 81 25as a.
CATTLE Receipts 500; steady
calves ano. STEADY BEEF steers. Choice
Si1 s0gft -. medium Ss1fi 50 vesr-
fr-s seg $50 ff.sn Butchers Hsifefs
e. 5hHf9. COWS e. - hHiie g. IN
rfa.sH. rafHee ssfi q" ~. fredera e -
rsaHEa~r rfre-s 81 rs "- COWS ari
hrIfers 50 Ha-T
cfff-t 1atr.fsa nffft-- ei ealf- La Nr.
SIC 7snrf Is. common xiOH1h1A. year.
unFs ts sona75. feeders. So 10, sves.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11

Hog receipts were liberal for the
week and due to reported rumors
that the government intended TO
peg the price of hogs the market
opened Monday rs cents TO 81
higher than last weeks close with
tops at SO. Tuesdays prices were
p cents lower on the mixed grades
tops at SS75 On Wednesday
mixed were 10 cents higher and
with another increase of Is cents
on Thursday prices closed fully
steady with Monday at the follow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-11

tP W a McGoH lie. a ~ THURS
dav Jos Wood. 80 Ball Bros. II. ..
Dalton 1850 J Davidson. Arcturls. ~
T.nuis ilil sheranru. II 20. = 5eilwood
r r. Davidson rnon. Nafhewsfon. 90 y.
~ Chas IiHbbe I'd . r Trlmhle. Odanah-
r Easis-------T---f-fr77. 20 ]. A. Hat
p $ Ksndrick. s. Chas. sohwsh. Adriatic.
7: " Couhv p " Gary. = hmasa stone.
r. p Jones Steeiton, J. p. Morgan Jr., @.
Cu~vus II S. Hutchinson, ". I. Findlav.
m idnight + W ParEnY p. a y Wild
ener. a. m Friday J. r. Cowley. sam
Morse. 2 80 - n Poe. ?; Roberts Jr,
A4tfY.A Ia I-allzhlin-- & 30
DOWN-Crend Island p N THURSDAY;
Yosemite $3.50 " G.. Msther. la
Sare ~ 20
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