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mings.
Properly and don't un-
derstand
i just mean that You must
have looked forward 10 a wedding.
haven't You White dress ard
stuff Why. you were almost asleep
The other time. Confess. noU. you
didn't know much about what vas
going on. did you -
4 knew enough 70 sign my nam.
TO a marriage license shs ssid
with spirit.
Are you accusing me Of not
being In my night mind 30
Don't get huffs about IL.
darling" he wheedled. cover
Ing her hands with his. Lets
do IL right. No hole in the
eorner business. Church. and
minister. flowers, and all
that
Peter. she ssked abruptly.
You aren't saying al TINS because
you feel sorry for ne. are you >
Because you feel obliged 10 make
Up for leaving ms2 You nsedn.t. i"
an. sad violently. heeaus. her
emotions Wsr. aroused
7 married you Win my eyes
open. not expecting too mueh
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
Club S Luncheon
To Be Wednesday

81. uARHoR - Tire noeedhle
Mixer club vi mset On Nedness
dav II the Rasedsle hall for lunch.
ron The program will be rad.
ing ~ Mfs a " Fuller and
hostesses VIII be Mrs. A {. Cfas=
ford and Nrs e ". Anderson The
roll eall VII ~ answered hs
Things n d. nes IN the garden
Mrs. Lars Peterson vii enter
tan he Ladies' AID If The fiest
Lutheran church al her home an
wednesday Mrs Adele Larson
vii entertain Inc /. n n n
Emmanuel church At her home IN
Wednesday At 81 r m
waeonda chapter. q p. = will
meet AT the Community hall on
Wednesday evening. Officers VII
be elected
Dave sYenth Of ri I. Cir liar
Dor, vas arrested by Deputy
Sheriff n. e paulson At n m.
Thursday for being drunk and
creating a disturbance al The Pen
7nsula cafe. lie vas taken 10 the
kitsap county jail and later @as
brought before Justice u n.
Thurston. lie was sentenced to 10
DAYS in jail
Df s. r Donzlsr. president of
the Gig Harbor Lions club and
chairman Of Zone C of District
10, will make his official visit 10
the nremerton Lions club on We'd
nesday evening. He viii be accom-
panied by BERTH Johnson. Tacoma
deputy governor Of the district
Mr.. Hugh Denny was guest at
a shower Thursday Al the home Of
Mrs r n Treutle Her hosts wefe
members Of the auxiliary 10 Wa.
oonda chapter. q y, g.
Guests this week At ihe Harry
RowleY home we're Mr. and Mrs
" A. Williams and daughters.
Donna and Joyce The Williams
family left Thursday for Jolon.
Calf. where Nj Williams has been
transferred from Camp Murray 10
the Hnnter-Llggett military reser-
walton
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
Local Methodist Churches Uniting
In Campaign for Huge Relief Fund
One Million Dollars Desired Goal of Denomination
In Drive 10 Relieve Situations Resulting From War

and evening congregations.
Methodisis of Washington. Ore
fon and Idaho will attempt TO
raise SIS oo0 as their part Of the
compassion fund according tn
Bishop Z Baxter. head Of the Port
land area
An army of 100000 men viii
march down the aislss Of the A
ono Methodist churches pariicirat-
ing and armed with offering plates
they will attempt to complete a
maneuver which. though not mill
tary. is definitely related TO war
Fear that the money thus col
leeted will be used IN manner
to prolone the war Is dispelled by
Bishop Herbert weloh. chairman
nf the overseas relief committee,
with the following statement.
I wish IN give definite stsur-
anre that every dollar IS thorough
IN ssfegusrded and that It's use for
the purposes for which IL vas
given IL insured
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
Missionary Meet
Opens Wednesday

Accompanied by the Rev. Gust
r. johnson Of Chicago secretary
of the Mission Covenant If Amen-
ca. missionaries fro m China,
Africa and Alaska will participate
IN a missionary conference at First
Covenant church. So 10th and ]
SITS. Wednesday through next sun
daY
The Rev Peter Matson. veteran
missionary. will open the confer
ence at AS p. m Meetings will
be held each evening at the same
hour. and Will be climaxed by two
services on the closing day.
Others TO take part include Mrs.
p. Matson of China. Miss Florence
Nelson of Africa and Ernest Lar
son Of Alaska
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
Local Delegation
Will Attend Meet
Conference in Seattle
Attracting Speakers

Among those attending tie sey-
nth annual Washington state
Christian Youth conference in Sc
attic March - inclusive. vii he
= large delegation from Tseoma
churches The affair. which Is sx-
rected II draw approximately
: ooo young people from / differ.
ent denominations in the state. VII
b held IN conjunction with the
National Christian mission. and
VI attract many outstanding fig
tres in Christian work
Included among featured speak
ers viii he Murlel Lester. London
+. Stanley Jones India. Philip Y
Lee. China. Daniel 4. poling
Philadelphia and Ruth seahury Of
Boston.
While seminars VII be held in
various churches IN the host city.
general headquarters vii be IN ne
Civic auditorium. which vii be the
scene Of the two main hanquets
AM Sunday temple service. with
oil conferees taking part.
Washington Christian Yout h
council. a department Of State
Council Of Churches IS sponsoring
The conference. and under It's
auspiees committees have been
working nearly yesr 10 make The
event the most outstanding ever
he'd
Registration nav b made al
local churches. or by writing State
Council Of Churches. Old Times
building. Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
Salvation Army
Officials Due

cni. ard Mt r uskflslssa -
Chicago. III. wlll conduct ssfxlsss
n Salvation Army eafrs NJ !
halt. iiis 81 18th 1t. TAssssisy q,
4 ?. N ssslsis.i ~ namt<F =
slsiiinK officers n The Northwest
rha Fnssi conductors. ~hn afs In
charge II Scandinavian division n
he eentfal states hsla similar
Position IN ire Pacific nasst At nne
time. ana consequently are ssli
known here naih sfs talented
speakers ard musiHians. They ssil
rom. In Tacoma after leading srs-
eIsi congress meetings in assttis
during the weekend izsasl ssfxs
lee are betns eAnesisd N favor II
Seattle activities
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
Soecisl Services Planned
Monday through Wednesday

Special services g1ii - held a.
South Tacoma Baptist church. 50
5gth and Warner Ets Monday
through Wednesday a. 7sf5 p. N.
Topics and speakers vii Be.
What Are IN. Jews Seeking p.
the Rey. Herman Cent?. The
Passover Feast the Rey. A. Y.
LschlIn snd Have the Jews
Tomorrow Rsg. Ar. Cent?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
Lincoln Park Church
eaiuring Missionary

Missionary asY ~lli b. en#sfysd
Sunday a Ilnealn rsfs CHRISTIAN
ehaseb ~ sssh aaa q 81 spsns
lng 9Th eslshrstian - me I<Ffd .
sappsf a. II a 81 auHsi8sltsss
services all ~ IBID sbrass hsstt
ths dsY. featuring ~ sfssssfs
Ms nsiba Palmer ~ Tab<s sna
ths Hss. 4 q hhas pastor ~
Mehinisy rark fnfisslss eaafeh.
A h.sssf luHs hsfsn VII n~ saved
~ nasn. issxb.llshsias ths ssss
nlHs ssFyless eisl ~ moflen pie
lures ~ a yoash camp ~ 9 W rhs
regular evening serves all epsn
st -. Nfsa rs p.stor sp~.<inx
af sTns aln .nd Tfssp.ss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
War in Europe
A Year AGO
March |, l940
n. nlt~i rr-

Russians reported occupation q
xahosF outskirts nesvy FINNISH
casualties caused - Intensive
kamhlnE ~ reAF ianes
L. 5 Exraft-lmpert Rank slle=
Gated credits a 50 ooa 90 Il finz
iAnd $4,000 no Il Sweden. ana
SD. eoo een = Norway II by nen-
military supplies IN America
Losses ~ 50 NeHe Italian
frelrhier Nirelia. Rfitish ilnef
nyffhus. french carte vessels
= / n Is Ard T / N = Ger
man ship rrola sas seuttled hy
crew
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
United scandinavian Meet
POSTPONED Until March Q

Monthly united scandinavian
meeting has been postponed until
March Q, according to an an
nouncement Saturday. The meet
ing will be held IN the hall of Sal
walton Army corps No. 2, lila So.
12th 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
TEST QUESTION ANSWERS

Below are the answers 10 fesl
questions printed on the editoflA
par.
| Yapok
2 George washington.
I isp mo
Bureau NJ Internal RsYsnus,
treasury department.
O. 1900.
o Approximately ~ million.
7. Federal wage hour law.
q Earl Dew.
p Scandinavian.
10 Lawrence.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
[urches
and service.

and services
ISIS So !
Martin pas
) a m Serv-
m
32is So Ia
mer Supeun-
Of 10 m.
IS ? N
I'd ASA So.
Ash pastor.
services Il
ndH Station.
tor Sunday
ing people 4
ool-Old Ia
sht supt.
m
bn-l5I2 Pa
Edwarda
and 8 p m.
moon speak
n - So 17tn
ees Fridays.
| lie Cirels-
and Broad
pastor Sry-
223 So Ta-
m. Services.
/ avs OF each
Mrs Fred
Faith and a
/ and sta.
nday school.
m
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03

Auss.s ~ =Nsfs Zee, N, iIfs=
Az deal place IN ~hleh ~ can
y rslss. - a .sls sulH.4ts ssll.
rad train. aafs = Hetsd special
IN psychological medicine
rhis man shonid know nat only
because he j. pt Isdmuna Iaeah.
So. foremost satheflls % fslasas
.lnn. bar alsa heesuss be enmmatss
between New futk eiiy and tni.
ssso. spending time sansiiy IN the
tsa elites
fef 1seahsens unusual ishefs
tnry u In ths husiiinE ssnisF AT
rhlessa. a halter place thar many
.nuid suspect for studying fslssss
tim Here. the Psychologist hss
discovered that anes people lssfn
how 10 rslss. n does nnl matter
whether they sfs In tho quiet saHn.
try or the busy city. they can sim
rslas "a completely "a q sleeping
kitten
Delicate electrical apparatus IN
pr. iannhsnns measuring fnd ~
relaxation ard its henefleisi 81
feris IN order Ia msasufs nHss
degree of relaxation. ihs istafa
tory must h. free from ylhrailnns.
as well az shielded fFpm stray sise.
trtcal currents
sine. the finuf If his shysrfansf
laboratory wss planned 10 carry
The weight ~ hank vaults. sthfss
ton i. effectively eliminated np@-
eial vail construction hss barn
uasd 10 keep vssfsnt electrical
currents from hlssnpiins IN. deli.
cate Instruments
The muscles ~ The pefsan tslas
tested are connected vifh us ia
eahsun. sppssatls hs tiny plat
mum electrodes shieh piek 40 me
infintssimsi currents nssH. ~ ths
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03

central saur nerves. nsfnss Ia
get upset aim ~ esimnsss.
Hs.snsr npssi Eisnas esu.s
Iss. Of weight a. u~ii .. an ever
weight condition.. u /. wise 10
hs,s . competent phs sislaa aiaE-
nese your case, for he will be
able Ia do mHsb mare for ssn
than ,ou ainne saa do. .fsst
stride. have bssa made during
the last few years In The mt
usiisstlaa Of aslrhi. - ! tan
80. ma reassn uhs snu. az snss
ons, Tor thai matter, nerd wary
10. long sb.pi ~. mark ihst
tip on The scales.
ssuf reason for .sntinu fs
gain weight !. mil nasussi OF
course sau want 10 sppsss 81
traetIss Ia The boys.
Dear Miss Grey. DO you have
any Information On the Language
II flowers ny that mean. can
yun tell me ths meaning - some -
the flowers would hss psrtie.l.
larry Ia snoN ehat snsuenss and
ssol.fs stsnd fer MOLLY
Dear nellt Asemens. mean
frsil,y. ana sioisis. ssss. mod
e~is. souis 81 the sihsr fissrrs
and ihels meaning. are nasss-
Ter. button. hope In misery
ssrasi.sn. .assi pride. forget
me not. true issss pose ssssn-
iun. prsfefsn.s halls hs.k. am.
sisian. paasy. pis.ssnt thoughts
shi,s resx. loo ses,nH Ia isss.
ao.. ,ass, superior merit rsse-
bud. ssaf~sslsa 81 isssl ssss
flsw.r. smile on 90. siiii tulip.
hsa.iifm sYs.. ssd rinnia. !
usosfa ysuf .,.@sass.
pesr Me. Grey iiou s.a IN.
prevent their hsnds from xstiing
fo8Kh snd ehappsa' Once they
beosms fhspps8. shat IL ms bsss
iains 20 80 fer them
II seems that my haasis hsYs
teen fough sii winter toug ~
rough ard etappsa. n tact. that
fhs ssin % NJ snsssiss cracks
ana hlssos nhA 7 J
I,eaf afs y. u The ss.t wsy
10 pfsssnt b.ass f,sss becoming
sbspped 70 10 wssf Eissss shsas
ever sss, 90 ssFt ~ sssss .sa pot
pirnts ~ sans ssssm - ig,ias
ou tour hsHa-, nst saiy 81 b~d
tlrns. bat several .iaoss sasias
the dsy.
gssa t.kla. thsss pfss@atlssss
persons nth s<nsitlss sklns ara
bgand 10 have . hard time Keep.
inT their hxnss ssft snd snssth
dsrinx %. sinisr as..hs
orsstsa sesu b.sds are ~.
ready shspp~d, hers ssoai, ihs
bet thlss sss ssn DE- fer ihsfa.
plrsi II al. soak ibsm b. warm
ss.ps ws,sf for about five mir
nfs.. Thea rin~ them In siesr.
VAIN Nslsrs belnT sstrsmsiy
careful 10 dr. them sompisteis.
whsa srsinr your hands. care
sboald b. taken not 10 rub thsm
hard; patiing them IL bettsf.
At night. apply . petroleum
,eily or good. thick hand
cream. Then pull ON . pair Of
Iooss, white cotton mitiens or
Ioo.e bag tied al the wrists. This
viii keep the cream ON Jour
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|hoi /
linda Y

be morning
list church
R Appropriate
a. m. IN
will mark
of events
|lden snni-
h. Special
ver a two.
zed effort
of the 81
ep maroon
hose cred
On are the
of which
is presi-
the Ideal
and the
Christian
n of its
4. Green.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03
Pastor Is Named
Revival Speaker

Youth Missionary sssistx =
Flfss 80 usfhazilst Church. ~
s. ! = al sransef ~ Ssek
revival campaign = ~ shafeh
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-03

hands ssd .ff Inc lrSaiss.
iss ptesi, ~ lsiisa asrisa the
ass. applying n freely sssh Tins
yea ss.h tsar hands. u tss
fslls. M. prs. ssinss. ssus hssss
shesid begin Ia lsak tss ~ rsss
ts<tiss h~fsss bong.
Dear MIS- gfsy Should m. sliss
n cheese served eth pc ns sassn
plth the finger. of 9Th eBs .
fork D. o.
tp~ss ~ n ysa shsssla ala
s.t shse~e sesssa ~lss pss wsh
. fort.
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ten
med

in which
worship
will be
! church.
inning at
arrange
the one
ev. John
who will
Of Lent. +"
selected
2 church
and eve-
IONS will
| l. The
r of pre-
heduled:
j Life
| { Mann
| blem of
| ! Need. !"
fe and
. The
follow
er and
Peter"
The
| J The
Evening star., 1941-03-03

Fleece lined coots with dou-
BILE pockets, military buttons.
Royal, red, oquo, soldier
blue, white, maize. Cotton
fobrics, 81 to 40.
Evening star., 1941-03-03

Tuesday OsIy
Free lathering so it's q
treat TO use. Packed IL
to q box. Asst colors
and odeurs in each box.
Evening star., 1941-03-03

Dissolyes instantly in
water that Is barely warm.
Use 1t for finest lingerie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
|Stee|s, Motors
Lead Stock
Market Advance
International News servio. wire


NEW YORK. Aug. 1S.-The
stock market opened the week
on a firm note today after nearly
three weeks of declining prices.
Bethlehem Steel and United
States Steel gained almost point
each and other steels were up
fractionally.
Chrysler and General Motors
did better as all the aircraft
shares. In the latter group gains
of a point or more were shown
by United Aircraft and Douglas.
In the electrical equipments.
Westinghouse rose one point.
Metal shares were better with
gains running to almost point
in Kennecott and Phelps Dodge.
Continued heavy equipment d.
mand from railroads boosted
American Car and Foundry shares
TX and Lima Il. The rails them
selves were all higher with gains
of q point in Santa Fe and Union
Pacific leading.
United Gas Improvement was
the only leading utility TO lose
ground.
Oils and rubbers were up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
Lumber
Men Rush
Output

NEW YORK, Aug. 1S.-Na-
tional Lumber Manufacturers AS
ISOLATION reported that lumber
production for the week ended
August 9 stood at 128 per cent OF
the average of the corresponding
week of 1853 and shipments
1873 per cent.
Production totaled 293, 345, 00O
feet, which was 3 per cent greater
than the previous week year ago,
Shipments aggregated 293,461 ,000
feet. which was per cent less
than the previous week and is
per cent greater than last years
corresponding week.
Orders booked were 261, 283 ,00O
feet, which was II per cent less
than the previous week and 9 per
cent less than the corresponding
week last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
Farmers Market

Apples Duchess. fancy. 81: No. 7 IS
= Slc pu. No. 2. soc; Transparent. fancy
kia las; No. a s5as5c bu No. 2 SOC,
BEANs-Gresn' fancy. 81 50: No. !,
81 .7sa 2 25i No. q 81 wax, fancy. So
No. ]. S2a7 50: No ? 81 horse beans
No. /. $500 I75: Roman beans. No /
81 23a ea eu no q $50 ou; Lima
BEETs-No. !. 25a CSC dof bchs., so .
BLAcKBERRIEs- l. ssa35o ~.
quart crate
BRoccoLI-Faney, 81 bu.: No. !. $3.50
dl65.
ABBAGE-FAncy. si25p1.sO bu.; No
~. 81 1 Is bu.. No, 2, 73c. red No /
soc M.l5' 10. 75e; curly. No. /, 81 bu
81 asa IS; No. ?. 50ensl.
CARROTS Fancy. soc don. punches
No. /. 30a45c. si25aI.5O bu: No. 2
25c dor. bchs S75o ISL bu.
cAuLlFLoWER-- /. Si.5OGi75 bu3;
cELERY-No. l. aOa aoc; No. 2 100
20c doz bchs
CELERY cABBAcE-Fa Fancy 81 so Du
No. 1. sOcHSliO bu.
CELERY ROOT-No 1 75caNf
CHERRIES Sour. fancy. 81 % No
81 IS % , 2f-qt crsie
cUcUMBERs- slicsrs T5caSi bu
No 2. soc. din. s1.25gl.5o small. So
cuRRANTs-No. l. saqs.sc a4-0usrt
EGGPLANT-Fsney. 81 50: No. 1. So
Eaos-Lsrr. SO so II so.dor.n cas-.
medium 50 80 p 10. small. 50 25gs75
:. oKRA-No. /, soc O 81 rs s-lb. basket
oNioNs-orsen. No. / $50 soc dor
eehs dry onions. fancy. 81 259 i.50: No
l, 81 2 10 5O.lb sack No 2 T5c
PARsLEY-t0 u SOC dor bchs
PEACHEs-Fancy. si-75 bu No 7. 81
PEARS Fancy. 50; No. /. naiso
! PERs-orsen. No !. 7sa eoc eu
No. : SIC bu. hot. 80. l. $50 eOc: red
hot. s0N eSe peck basket
|. PlMENTos-No. /. 75c1Si peck bas
PLuAs- Fancy. 22s bu No. /. si.2.
POTATOES Fancy soc bu. No. / 7oa
Sc eo Sg H9 n. sc n ,,H. s., 49,. .,
q &c 10; leghorns isT 2oc: broilers
heavy. IL ~ 3c IL leghorns, 20a 22c 10
PUMpkINs-75c dSi bu.
RADIsHES-R Red, No. J. 35I soc dozer
ee et No &c; long white. 80. l. $50
RAsPBERRIEs- Black. No. 1. s375o
Us 25-qt crate
RnrRARB. no / IS 9Sc do1 bchs
RtfTABA GAS-No J. 75cqSi bu
SQUASH Summer. No. /. 35sisOc q
bu. No ? Csc; table queen squash. No
81 Az Is bu.: Italian. fancy 81 peck
ha sket No. / s. soc No 2 soc Hub
bard. No. / e0c ~ 81
SWEET CORN-No. 7. S5cnSi 5-doz
sack; No ? 50m soc
TOMATOES -- Fancy. SOC if-Ib. basket
No. I % 70 Csc. No. 2 2Oc
TuRNlPs No. /. 40 . COS doz' bchs.
80 " rs hushel
VEGETABLE GREENS Romano, 90 RI
soc bu escarole No. / f0T65c bu
endive. fancy. 81 81 bu. No. l. xia125.
No. 2. I5c sorrel No l. N u 75c bu
Swiss chard. $50 soc bu. kale 40 n soc
bu.: mustard. NO J. 500 T5c bu tur-
nips. No. $50 75c bu spinach No I.
81 bu No 2. 75c btu: leaf lettuce No.
.. IScn 81 hu.: No. 2. soc: coilards. No.
T. $50 SOC hu
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. ]. SOC q
81 dor bchs
wATERMELoNs-xi bu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
Detroit Produce

APPLES Truck receipts Michigan
hus7'i baskets WeaHhys 2is' minimum,
CNNTRIoUPFe mon Meats, Can.
forniH los Bans .t jumbo crates,
q S271. Jumbo 36s 50 Mich
ir7' truck recrlpls ft4-fs ~ Gold. s'xe"
g. i2tNlC' crates lls to l6s eOC 81 so
'FLERY Michigan punches Of dozen
IfovEYnEws Arizona Jumbo crates S.
a. -. crates as and rs. 81 501l Is.
tTrCCE California L. A. crates, Ice
ttre type Salinas District. 5 dozen. ST. n
r0orer $40 - 30; dozen $500
CStONs 50-ib sacks washington Sweet
sornish. a. and lsrgtr best mostly Si.50
- hi~an Yenows. T.. S. No. !. $50 q
g. i'' idaho wh,e. L a s. N totst s 'sN
r-ACHEs Bufnsl baskets. U. $. No. /.
2 cari I'm; E ,e:ItS ,iSsa @ni? pun
mum. -: llaies, "a" minimum, 81 "a
q 70; North Carolina Flber,as. 2" min
i-'r S.s5i showing ripe. $50: "a
fl.ael baskets and boxes. Haes Havens
- ~. q minimum 1880 ! so.
lov as 81 25; minimum, Si.ioi
dis Fbertas 2" minimum N7a
PEARS California lugs, Bsrtletts. 81 10
PLUMs california t,eetket crates
receipts, hbushel baskets. Burbsnks. Sc
o. Use
POTATOES 49, i0O-Ib sacks, California
washed Long, Whites. u. s No !. 81. $50
26O: Idaho and oregon washed Ions
nm nhs A. = No. i 81 20; pale color low
a. - ~, Nebraska Cobblers. 4. No.
wasnef mosttf 81 50. few 81 60. unwashed
81 fuHt 50. Michigan Cobblers. U s. No
unwashed. mostly ~ IS. few 81 40. New
jersey Chippewa T.. s. No. I un~ashed
SWEET POTATOES - Louisiana bushe
srates, Porto Ricans, u. s. No 4, a. 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
Metal Markets

NEW YORK. Aug. ls-copper producer,
are about to receive questionnaires from
the oPM In which they VIII state theiI
anticipated supply position for the next
three months ahead. This procedure wa,
followed In July and gives the fedora! oil
flee a basic plan on which 10 work. al.
though ALLEGATIONS. OF course. are mad,
only for one month at a time.
Spot news meanwhile was lacking In ths
metal markets. Various opinions were
heard as how much copper ultimately
would be available for nondefense user,
tais month. but the concensus remains thai
defense contractors are not going 10 have
much trouble. Later when brass require
ments are even larger than a. present. tbs
situation may grow stu tighter, but pro-
ducers seem inclined 10 let the future take
care OF Itself They are contracting foI
November copper deliveries, basinR theil
ALLEGATIONS on estimates OF what the oPh
10 going 10 allow when the time comes
Price OF copper remains AT II cents q
pound domestieally. Export metal Ia quoted
at IL cents. Z. a. =. New York.
Lead is unchanged in price at SIS cents
TO $50 cents. New York, and $40 cents
St Louis.
Price OF rInc continues AZ las cents q
pound for prime western, East 81. Louis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
Cows. Hogs and Beans

Most OF the cotton brought
10 the Ford Rouge plant is used
in the form of upholstery cloth
and in tire fabric. Wool is used
in upholstery and for certain
gaskets. The COW plays It's part
by providing leather upholster-
ing. gasket material and glycer-
inc.
Soybeans have many uses in
the Ford industries, due 10 the
pioneering efforts OF Henry
Ford in trying TO find more and
better uses for farm products
in his plants. Chief among them
are in the body finish C s.
moulded electrical parts and as
core oil and bond in the foun-
dry. Flax is utilized in paints.
core oil. soft soaps and glycer-
inc. Two chief uses for tung oil
are in enamelS and varniShes
and in brake Innings.
The hog contributes lard oil
for rear axle lubricant and
20 provides bristles for
bushes. Jute goes into carpet
backing. and pine pitch is used
for foundry resin. turpentine.
adhesives. paints and lacquers.
Sugar cane provides alcohol for
anti-freeze. shock abs or b or
fluid and various solvents. Cas-
tor oil is used for lacquer and
artificial leather and hydraulic
brake fluid.
BeeswaX is utilized as electri-
cal imbedding compound.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-18
BEARING RACES

EEC-S1-Item /: Subcontractors
require TO make small races for
bearings. Automatic screw ma
chimes from ss-inch TO h-inch ca
pacity. Also internal and external
grinding equipment necessary.
Polished finishon some surfaces.
Material sac 50 100 TO be fur
nished by subcontractor. Quantities
from 5000 to 10000 on each part.
Prints available at this office for
examination.
Item 2: Subcontractor required
for small automatic screw machine
work "a nm. collets) Metric
threads, flats on head of piece
measure 2 nm. Steel TO be fur
nished by subcontractor.
IHC-U r G ENT REQUIRE
MENT for immediate facilities 10
make deep hole drills and reamers
for guns. Drills are the straight
flute type made in two sections.
The drill proper is approximately
"a" diameter X As" long. and the
shank TO which it is butf-welded is
10, long. Reamers siX-fute 30, left
hand spiral type made in two sec
tons, the reamer proper being
approximately 5s." long. The
shank into which it is screwed is
g. III" long. These will be re-
uuired in lots of Is, so and 100,
with more to follow. Prints are
available at this office for exami-
nation.
Ale -S05-Fafilities reqired for
machining tank parts. such as the
turret. Facilities should include
precision vertical boring mills that
will swing up to g., horizontal Dor
ing mills with g. bar, also lathes
and milling machines for intricate
operations. Castings are to be fur
niShed by the prime contractor.
Blueprints are available at this
office for examination.