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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-11
Newsom Called to Duty Today
Against Philadelphia Players

ent quarters for him in Manager
Del Bakers doghouse.
/. The Tigers made II six straight
over the Athletics yesterday with
a two run ninth inning rally eli
NAKED by Charley Gehringer's
game winning single. The 4 to
triumph was the fifth relief success
for big AL Benton, but again the
tough luck guy was little Tommy
Bridges.
Seeking to end a personal three
game winning streak, Bridges blew
his fast ball and sharp curves past
the Mackmen for IA strikeouts,
the leagues top 1941 total, but
Tommy obviously grew weary in
the late innings and Benton was
summoned in the eighth. Tommy
famed each starting Philadelphia
except Frank Hayes and Benny
Mccoy went down swinging three
times.
ITO take Tommy out of there
after pitching that kind of a game
was the toughest decision I've had
all season." Manager Baker de-
clared while reviewing the game.
He certainly had the Athletics
fooled until he tired in the eighth. y
The Macks tied the score at 2
runs before Benton put out. the
fire, and they got to Benton for a
run In the ninth when Wally Moses
tripled and scored on an infield
out. The subsequent Tiger rally
was painless for Relief Pitcher
Tom Ferrick because 1t Wa, 80
swift.
Barney McCosky, coming through
for a fourth straight time, opened
the Tiger ninth with a pinch dou.
BILE to left field, Rookie Pat Null.
Inns third hit of the game, a sin
gle to center. sent McCosky home.
Mullin taking second on the throw
to the plate. Gehringer then lined
a three-two pitch clearly to right
field to score Mullin.
McCosky, who declared himself
ready for active duty following
a month layoff because of an in.
jury, probably will 60 to left field
today to replace Rip Radcliffe. Null
lin, now batting 1856, is certain
TO retain the centerfield job so long
as he continues his hitting attack.
While Bridges was blanking the
AS for six innings. the Tigers took
a 2 to 0 lead on Lester McCrabb.
right handler with free motion and
big curve who currently is the
ace OF Mack's staff. Mullin singled
Bridges across in the third inning
Tor an unearned run, Philadel-
phia error having figured in the
play, and frankie Croucher sin.
gled in the fourth after Bruce
Campbell and Pinky Higgins both
were hit by pitches.
Bridges repeatedly got out of
trouble. In the first inning he
struck out the side after AL Branca.
10 opened with a triple. In the
seventh. however, two singles and
an outfield fly broke the string
Of scoreless innings. and two hits
and pair of passes ended Tom.
mys stay in the eighth.
Benton checked that threat with
the bases loaded and two out by
whiting Brancato on three pitch
es. That's the way he does things.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-11

Detroit, June l1--AP-The De-
troit Tigers. presented with an op.
portunity to return to the Amer
lean Leagues first division by
overtaking the fading Chicago
White Sox. called loud Louie New
som back TO front line duty to-
day against their favorite oppon-
emit, the Philadelphia Athletics.
Newsom. assigned TO life in the
bullpen since Memorial Day. was
nominated TO face Jack Knott, an
old Tiger nemesis, as Detroit
sought its seventh straight victory
over the young men of aged Con-
uie Mack II blustery Bobo can't
he~t the AS. there may be perman-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-11
TO REDUCE FIELD

Charlevoix June 11-AP-An IS
hole qualifying round June 10 will
reduce the field to 81 contenders
for match play in the Michigan
Amateur Golf Championship at the
Belvedere course here. II was an
nounced Tuesday. Two 1s-hole
rounds will be played each of the
three following DAYS.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-11
NO DOW RELAYS

The Dow Relays. feature OF the
annual Midland Field Day. will not
be held this year, Or. Lloyd w.
Odds said Tuesday. The Field Day
Is scheduled for Saturday. an un-
suitable date for the appearance OF
college performers, Odds pointed
ont :.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-11
HOLDS ADVANTAGE

Detroit, June 11-AP-Mrs. Don
aid Weiss, Flint, held a six stroke
advantage Wednesday as the final
round OF the F4-hole District Golf
Championship began on the Loeb.
moor Course. She followed her
first round 70 with an SO Tuesday
for a two day total OF 1862. and
Margaret Russell, Detroit, with 1853
was her only real competitor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-11
NOT IN TOURNAMENT

Capt. Joe Bartolacci and Roy
Lawrence. mainstays OF the Mich.
igan Normal golf team. will not en-
ter the National intercollegiate
tournament at Columbus. o., later
this month. Coach Lloyd w. Odds
announced Tuesday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-11
TAX ROLLS LOW

Kalamazoo. June ll-Lowest tar
rate since 1919 has been establish
ed by KalamaEoos City Commits
sion. The rate is Ss.S3 per $1,000.
q cents less than last years rata.
Economy and new buildings added
to the assessment rolls are given
credit for the reduction.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-11

As a result of the bitter factional
strife in the c. I. o. growing out
of the strike at the North Ameri-
can Aircraft plant in Inglewood,
Cal, Richard Frankensteen, top,
head of the c. l. O.'s United Auto
mobile Workers union, aircraft
division, has discharged Wyndham
Mortimer, his west coast assistant,
bottom. and four other u. A.
w. leaders. When Frankensteen
attempted to speak to strikers,
boos and catcalls drove him from
the platform.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-11
Legion Members
Enjoying Golf

Members OF American Legion
Post 2S2 today are playing golf at
the Washtenaw Country Club.
Following play a chicken dinner
Is planned for Legionnaires and
their social members in the Legion
headquarters. The meal will be
served at 1880 p. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-11

Detroit juno LAP - Andy
Clark, Wayne Universitys forme.
national collegiate swimming cham.
pion. has Joined the Royal Cana.
dian Air Force and was to report
today for training at Toronto. He
was one of 3s American volunteers
accepted for duty 1T Windsor, Ont.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-11
DRAFT COMING UP

Detroit, Juno 11--AP-As soon
as the current series with the De.
troit Tigers is completed. Benny
Mccoy is going to Grand Rapids 20
confer with his draft board on
the June 2S date set for his Undue
ton into the Army.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-11
AcTOR SIIccIIMas

Detroit. June 11-AP-H ershell
Mayall, rs, a movie actor for IS
years and the star OF a stock COM
pany long before that, died last
night OF cerebral hemorrhage at
st. Mary's Hospital.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-11

flames behind leader.
Tuesdays Results
Chicago II, New York 0.
Brooklyn 4. Pittsburgh g.
Cincinnati 4, Boston 3
st. Louis 3. Philadelphia q.
Todsy's Games
Chicago at New York ~.
Cincinnati al Boston.
Pittsburgh AT Brooklyn might
st. Louis at Philadelphia might
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-11

Gus Preusser in the eighth inning.
but Steve Gromek stopped the rally.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-11
How They Stand

-Games behind leader
Tuesdays Results
Cleveland 4. Washington l.
New York s, Chicago 3.
Boston at St. Louis, rain.
Today's Games
Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
Washington at Cleveland
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-11
Sports Calendar
TODAY
City League Softbsll

City League Softbsll
Merchants vs.. United Stove at
Island Park.
American Radiator VS. Trojan
Laundry at Recreation.
Motor State VS.. Willow Run at
Prospect.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-11
THURSDAY
JOINS AIR FORCE

wrestling
Three matches, $50. Armory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25
Detroit Produce

Trading was rather light 1T the Detroit
Union Produce Terminal THIS morning m
fresh fruits and vegetables Iceberg head
lettuce was steady. potatoes continued
steady; apple were dun onions were
steady. All stock quoted Is eu0h quality
and geed condition. Hrfxs nf1erwise STATED.
APPLES Michigan bushei cr's.. L. s
No /. ? : IN min unless otherwise stated
Mcintosh 81 65m 10. Delicious. 81 s. ~
lis, Northern SpAs NJ 6Oal io.-nrdluaIS
ia fair 81 IS Jonathans 81 3ii 80. 2 "a
IN. min sI.1o1II5. kings 81 10, BAD.
wins ~ Wagrners Nul 10.
BEANS Florida bushel hprs Bounti
fnls 81 2 %. mostly. 50 tar ~ 50 p
ISIS BACK Valentines 81 73d3 WaA iiat
Pientimls Ord,nar, 81 6i
BROCCOLI Csntolnla pony crts, q
CARROTS l. A crts. dol bend.
Canfornls. St.50u 40. far N23
CELEhY Michigan. bundles doz
stalks Mammoth. i12 b0c ,Quate-. Ni1u
"a crates. rough SIS California cut
eFfs Pascal 81 Ion 80, ~ l0-iu.
craze SIS dor Njp3 -
CAuLIELoWER California pany crts
l2s and larger 81 20, lev HIGHER.
CRANBERRIEs Massachusetts, bhI
boxes Howrs 50 j0n3 10
cUCCMBERs - FLORIDA bushed bits
fancy 81 75n5
pernrs. - sou 20. fine qualify few So
10 Ribiers fair ~ ~
LETTUCE Iceberg type Los Angelo
crates California salinas Natsouylue az
tIc' fsir 20 generally ep"d quality an
condition doI x1.7Jm4 pest So
dor xl550f ordinary 50
LETTUCE ONO dollhouse TO- 10 basket
So
ONIONS 50-Ib sacks sWeT7 SV56i-i
l. : No. l. 3-inth and urEsr ldHh,
utsh and Colorado $50 2-alnen n0
idsho 81 556r 80. Idaho e. go
Whit, mediums g. Mlch4sAgs II .- s---tyrr--
NetoVs, 70-su| 4-inch Aud larger ST
m - 3iuch min sNee, spanish 81 4.
FNo J whites, TO- 2.inch AMI larger 81
POTATOES i0O-lb SACKS Idaho Ru.s
Burbsnks a. : ~ washed s. -
- unwssned - 7O iO.lh sack- 500
Maine iJ0-lb sacks T. : 40 ] ChlpeW,
ADD katahdins 81 saH2 80 lu paper sack
81 bib paper SACK 81 ~ .iac MicntEa
l0o-lb sack No CoDhlers 81
SO chlppe"@ 81 '5p , g. Russ
Rursls s. s0uI g. Upper Peninsula
27@2sc
RADIsHEs PONY crates S0-s5 hunrh
Teas 81 s'92 Asbams. fair large si1
RrTARACAs - Caasaa so-o ,art
sHALLoTs - LOUISIANA barrels bend
s. few 81 ~. crsfes a.ans. 81 81.
SPINACH Bu.hsI basket. Savoy ,yp
Virginia 81 5 Tetss f1-J5
SWEET POTATOES puerto raca
Yams bushei crates LOUISIANA N
J. s. fiul ~ bln dued 81 90 rrN
l. So kin If.~a. Ifrs fe4 81
Tennessee AAn -arsa lU fpl
nesses bushei hsmpers Puerto Rtt
vans iiIr dred 81 an h4snt. Iaflps
Nancy Hans iln dried Al 5000 u
showing decsy e0C Nsv 1yrsst nu nan
pers r. SO. jefsels ref t-. sos.
81 2a1 io Indiana frfs'
typs 81 ~ nfdinBfF rp.fs.f ST N
TOM TOFS Ohio hnhD.~F SID na
VETS mediums Sl.25n1 So. l0-ib. carrot
rtpscks s. 7f0'1 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25
Fruehduf Names
Works Manager

L, c. McAnly has been ap
pointed works manager Of Tho
f'ruehauf Trailer Company. ac'
cordinG 10 Harvey -Enlehauf
president
-McAnlp has been in charge oi
manufacture for the lockwood
Manufacturing Company of In
dianapoliS for several years Grad
uating from Purdue University in
1917, McAnly Joined the Rock
wood firms purchasing depart
ment a short time idtcf@he-Nas
put in. charge manufacturing
stores and thereafter was Given
complete command Of the Rock
wood shops. He held the position
~ factory superintendent from
1920 until 1894 at which time he
went 10 the Maytag Company of
Newton, Ia as assistant factory
manager
In 1896 McAnly was recalled 60
lockwood as factory manager in
which capacity he remained until
joining the Fruehauf organization
McAnly'S engineering ability
dates back TO his college days al
Purdue where he won the Wilbur
scholarship and was elected 70
Tau Beta ri, honorary engineering
fraternity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25
John Jay Codpmdn
Kafomofive Ind US fry
Pioneer Dies at So

Funeral services Will be held
tomorrow at p. III. at the \. II.
Peters Funeral Home. l2057 Ora
iiot avenue. for John Jay Coap-
man. a pioneer in the automotiVe
industry who died Sunday at the
age of 50.
Mr.. Coapman, who lived al
i017 F'airCTeSt avenue was con-
ncctcd with the mechanical end
of the automobile industry since
coming 10 Detroit in 1909. He was
born i'm Rochester. y. y.
For the past several years he
was mechanical engineer OF trans
mission development with the Cen
eral Motors Corporation. He had
also been connected with num-
Der OF other companies in an exec
utiVc capacity
He was at one time chief engi-
ncer of the DENLY Motor Truck
Corporation and also of the RUSSci
Motor Axle Company. He had also
been Mith the Flint Metor-itxic
Company of Flint the Spicer Man
ufactming Corporation of Toledo
manager OF the Truck Wheel DiVi-
sion of the Motor Wheel Corpora
lon of Lansing and manager OF
the Vacuum Shift Division OF
Evans Products.
He is survived by his widow
Ethel; seven sons John r., Albert
f.. G. Bruce. Arthur H.. = James
Charles w and Thomas r Coap-
man, two daughters Mrs Dorothy
Verge and Ethel Irene Coapman
his father Edgar Coapman; four
brothers. George G. Walter Ed
gar a. and Arthur W. Coapman
and nine grandchildren.
Burial Will be- in ROScland Gem.
.ttf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25
Fred w. Schultz
Detroiter for 70 Years
Funerai 7 omorroW

Fred w. Schultz OF 1900 Nico-
'lai avenue, East Detroit, Will be
buried in Forest Lawn Cemetery
following services tomorrow at the
"A. H. Peters Funeral Home at Ills
p. m. and al ST. Marks Lutheran
GhHteh-RoScSiiie-at2- pm
-Mr- Schultz who -was-bern Al
Pert Hope Mieho- ~ years ago
had lived in Detroit for % years
and had been in the milk business
for - years. the last l. with the
w. j. Kennedy Dairy. He had been
i'll for about year and died al
DeaconeSs Hospital Sunday.
He is survived by his widow
Emma; three daughters, Mrs
Esther Zern, Mrs. Pearl Stetget
and Doris Schultz; four brothers
Emil and Otto of Detroit. Herman
of Port Hope and GuStavc OF
Richmond. three sisters, Mrs. Au-
gust SchaVc Of Harbor Beach
Minnie Schultz of Detroit and
Mrs. j. NJ. PlaXton. and two grand
children.
The services Will be conducted
by the Rev. Walter Wiggert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25
Stock Market
Turns Easier
In Initial Deals
Union Carbide Falls
Over Point; Few
Issues Buck Trend

MN YORK Nae IS -t-fe
stock msrke' turned easier an 'h"
opening today following MS mod.
eSt advance YESTERDAY on sf''."-
ment OF fDr COsi strike.
\ ---r
for gains bu' 'hc alor'} ni
leaders were fractions 1nocr .a>'
nights closing levels Trading was
modcrstNelN active
tnIor Carbide dropped "a on
Is initial sale. Lesser declines
were incurred by Bethlehem
United states steel General Mo-
tors Montgomery Ward Sears
Roebuck American -Smcn-ns Ill
pont. Jnlled Aircraft Standard
o. Of New Jersey and Southern
Pacific
Among tho stocks a-~i-+tt- he-
hind plus signs were United States
Rubber. kennaCutt Anaconda
Douglas Aircraft American Car
and Foundry a kiir>innc-
ChrySlcr Western tnsn and
Santa r. We're unchanged
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25
Detroit Poultry

Market STEADY Hens. lbs and M.
$50. under 3 lbs BE leghorn hens 3
lbs and up i3c cocks t0uitc. rock
sprinEers lsc. rock broiers 2Oc young
hen turkeys 30 ms and up. 23c; young
tom turkeys 10 lbs and up lac. ducks.
Wniie. 3 los and up. i4c. geese, iic
rabbits i2c
Eggs Market Scsdy. current receipts
.34f4c. undergrade 2si- 2Qtac
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25
Scratches
/. International New. Service Wire

~ International News Service Wire
Y fAt Bowie
FIRST Belmike. Ghnland Brigh'
Acre. smart. snsrleyow Ballyarne't
Second Rsce-Bin X, Lady Movies
Two Ply, Kamport zostera. Light Cha''
ter
Third Race Fondenolla Can't We,
Fourth Race shadow Pass. l
sixth Race Unison selle Yale onion.
Dingmans. Setting sun, r u m 20 n
Prompto.
seventh Race Dancing Cloud Yankee
Lad. The sraandfei. Bunny Rahs Bun
Terrier Love Mark
Eighth Race Erin's Girl BIG JACK
Princess Lady. Onicla'c Welsh La''
Rough GonE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25
Merrill Lynch Offers
Fisher Bros. Stock

NEW YORK. Nov. Merrill
Lynch. Pierce. Fenner e. Beane
are offering 23,4l9 shares of S.
cumulative preferred stock, with
out par value. of the Fisher
Brothers Company. an Ohio cor
poration. The stock is being Of
fered al S9l share. The offering
does not represent new financing.
Fisher Brothers operate chain
Iof grocery stores IN Cleveland and
adjacent area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25
Grain Markets
InlernniinnaI NrMr so, icn MIr,

aforementioned Nr"s NrtN''n WIZ
CHICAGO Nov. -. Wheat fu-
lures opened sc lower today. corn
sc 10 sc lower, and oats sc w
10 &c off.
WHEAT December. Sl13s n
113a: May Sll9is Wl19&s.
CORN December, 73c; May
79i2c; July, SliSc.
OATS December. aga 49hc,
May. 52as n - PC: July. 5lisc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25
New Penn AirIines
Issue on Market

NEW YORK. Nov, 25.-Penn-
Sylvania-Central Airlines Corpora
ton enters the market today with
new Issue Of 5000 shares ol
SIPS cumulative. convertible. pre-.
ferred stock being offered publicly
at S25 share by a banking Syndi.
cate headed by White, Weld & Co
and Carl NJ. Loeb, Rhoadcs e. Co
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25
GAYLORD Container Corporation

declared An extra dividend Of ~
cents and regular quarterly
dividend of 12i1 cents ON the com
mon. both payable December -
10 stock Of record December /.
Payments in l9il total 81. the
same as IN 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON

300 4. VI.
WJR Meeting Tme-M
WWJ--Against Storm ID.
CKLW News Ace.
MCAR-Ncws Ace.
WXYZ-Divorce Orphans.
WJLB-News Matinee NJ.
WFxls- Social Security.T.
W4JD--News.
WieD-Matiree musical.
3:1S r. ".
WJR-H Helping Hand -.
WILMA Perkins.D ~.
CkLW Art TufnOull-T.
VICAR Variety Show
WXYZ--Honeymoon HIND
WExi.-BanCe music
Wf5D-What Is It7-M.
800 r. NJ.
WJR Hit ~ the Dav ".
WWJ-Guiding Light-D.
VICAR Home folks frolic
WXYZ-JOhn's Other VIE
WEXL-Music l.. s. loves
Wf5D-- John Hammond. M
Music.
3.i5 r. ".
WJR-Melody Time.
WWJ Vie and SADIE n.
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WXYZ-Just Plain Bill-D.
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VICAR News Win Cash.
WXYZ club MatineesN. -
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WEXI-Your hymns. mine
WJBK-News and music.
Wi5D-Janis George NJ.
W4gD-Concerto-M.
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WJR-Rhythm matinee.
WWJ-Stella Dallas-p.
Ckf.W Between ourselves
MJLP- Uncle Nick v
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WJRk The Oh Dean NJ.
Wi5D-ouintones NJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25
Obituaries
Prof. {. NJ. Elliott
Noted Educator; He a d
Of Special Department
Times stan Correspondent

YPSILANTI. Nov. p. Funeral
services were held today in the
lGocr Funeral Home for Prof.
iCharlcS NJ. Elliott, 10, interna-
itionally known educator and head
lof the special education depart
Iment of Michigan State Normal
College here who died Saturday
following an illness of several
+mopt hS.-
Professor Elliott, a native of
Canada, had been a member of the
Normal College faculty for 30
years, and was widely recognized
for his work in the training of
teachers for the rehabilitation OF
handicapped children.
His outstanding work in the
field of special education led to
the presentation of the Rackham
School of Special Education TO
Normal College by the Raekham
Foundation two years ago.
He was president of the Mich
igan conference on the education
IoE exceptional children and past
president Of the International
council for exceptional children.
He is survived by his widow
Lucy A Elliott; three daughters,
Bcrnicc Elliott Of New York. Eliza
beth Elliott of YpSilanti. Mrs.
Helen Brown of Detroit; and two
sons. Ferris Of Detroit and Charles
JF. Of YDSilanti.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25
Livestock Markets

CATTi - Receipts 600 butcher cattle
", n.Ehr. cows &5c higher bull, strong
90 l.y hEher. choice steers 81 T5.1 - 50.
Ku1l StgeI. Nllull a. L4mmun-tl
medium 81 "ufll. good heiirrs $40 2j4
~ % common 90 medium 5000 20.
Enu1 COWS So 750s2l. medium COWS
.2.l l,4i i.l-'ti f,i---fttturr -S 'i "
20 ,tuuers. VI. lI 70. good beei bulls
:" 1s 20. Aptd sausage huIls 50 80 ~.
medium sausage brfls >sl" cutter and
common. Ab.lUpa puud aud choice stulkeI
tuf feeder calves All-i lJ medium Ssd
10 good NoCker and feeder steers and
hr'itfs, N''liu2', common to medium
So
CALVES Receipts soo market s,f,nl
~ 90, hrheI tIud nud ,nu.tr. Sl4 80.
common fn rriaw. 80 'ii1u clus and
..Wmou. NUr4
~iEtP AED lambs EtD.ns 51u.
u'ftr. - hrNr. good $50. thuI,e lambs
'li ,'..i2 myhHu ...-.rt >lUlutIIl 900
.lH aHi uu Aa.'u GU Euui and
choice rHt-. UIIt. common and me
dIa'u CUTS &- 90
HOGS E...it- aa4 marort sItaI.
'u .vt Hu' DGoi,r. tNu fo 2u.
st"- .uu fo -2u Is Nju 2-l
fu Niu-t llu .u peso n. NIu DO
2ou s l-u u,. $500 2~u 'D 300 Ir, 50
gtt.le. 500 go tln .us Ntp.. $50 b. E0l
$685. 81 ST. 900 % $500 rs SO -u rulrhs
So i'19 prs AMI aah's. So ,a, sta-s
Ns .t.I- tH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied hA Bnngat4-& &c
Windsor. Prices m cents
MINING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25
What's on the Air
TUESDAY AFTERNOON

THIS program has been
given The Detroit Times by
the stations herein listed IL
the presentations as Sched-
uled are not on the air,
the fault lies with the sta
ions and not The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-25
eastern Standard Timed
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WJR-Llfe Beautiful-D.
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WENI-Music program.
WJbiN =fOlish Ladies Hr.
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Wi9D-Iuncheon music.
l;i5 4. VI.
WJR-Numan IN White ID.
WWJ- Phil Breston NJ.
WNNI--TOny WOns 4.
WENL-Vocal Varieties.
M4jD-fiuiiywoOd story.
80 4. VI.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-13
Mission Party
 Attracts Many

The fashion show and card party sponsored by the Franciscan Mise sion Club drew an attendance ok over five hundred players to the Hotel Elton last night. The pro- ceeds of the affair will be donated to various foreign and home mis- sions which are under the direction of the Franciscan Order.
 Guests of honor for the occa. sion were Rev. Hilary Sullivan os New York, organizer of the mis- sion clubs, Rev. A. Kel ey, who has recently returned from China, and Rev. Wulstan Gleason. Each of the fathers addressed the assembly.
 As 8 special feature Dolly Green" dol entirely dressed in dollar bills was given away. It was won by Miss Victoria Kosowcz.
 Mems "45' teams from various parishes in the city were present.
 The following chairmen, assisted by members of the club, arranged the affair: Card party, Mrs. Omer Proulx; fashion show, Mrs. Anna Bennett ally; reception, Mrs. Henry Hayden; tickets, Miss Ann Murphy: prizes, Mrs. Adolphus Bedore: tables, Miss Hazel Morrisseau; Do ly Green" Mrs. Mary McGrath.