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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
ArmistiCe Ends
Pullman Strike

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, June 20
UNS).-The threat of drastic
army action was removed today as
1000 AFL employees Of the Pull
man-Standard Car Manufacturing
Company prepared TO return TO
work Monday
- The employees, who struck last
Monday. voted last night 10 accept
a compromise settlement of their
dispute.
The plan. presented by Federal
Conciliator Robert M. Pilkington,
will extend the present union con-
tract for 60 days. with the under
standing that the War Labor
Board will seek permanent Solu-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Retail Stores
Here Maintain
Sales Over 1941

The large number Of residents
in this area working long hours Al
higher rates Is still enabling dc
partncnt stores 70 maintain sales
~ a point II per cent ahead OF
the month 10 date a year ago
saws Dun & BradStreet. How
ever. The promotion Of accessories
ana smaller items in hot weather
shopping leaves stores Just about
even with the previous week.
Speciality stores are running .
70 10 per cent ahead of 1871, but
only even or slightly below the
week previous The higher per-
ccntage gam Is found in stores
selling lower priced or accessory
items.
Distributors Of male apparel arc
getting a good volume by summer
wear trade. but price ceilings ana
the lower prices in the depart
ments leave them a little under
Nav levels and not quite equal 10
the volume of 1871. However, two.
outstanding features IN this group
are the fact that comparisons with
last year are against the week in
Guiding Fathers Day and most
purchases Of this nature are Just
getting under way for 1912
Here. too. the furnishings and
smaller items are offsetting losses
IN other departments.
Wholesale trade is beginning to
feel the effect of the early buying
wave OF l94l. In spite Of increased
prices they are now less than 10
per cent ahead of last year and
barely even with the previous
week. Insistence on keeping ac-
counts receivable current contin-
ues 10 keep collections far ahead
OF last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20

In the limiting ceiling incomes OF
$4,000 and couples to- ne t nsp es In order
Ia mitigate danger collapse of the cedit structure
the treasury has proposed mat
in figuring ceiling allowance be made for 10 per Se
Moreover the treasury spokes
exnaned that If Indebtedness ne snouu
no permitted of Is cent OF net income or
OF Insurance premiums or investments III ieueioi ~ $500
a savings bonds :. :. .,,;..h,e fur
II oOO richest taxpayers should not be universally appu
IN Ali those subject to federal income tax? ..oa
IN now federal income law mas never
Individual axpayers to compute operating costs In the manner
like corporations individuals as income
are subject depreciation and 10 pei
represent allowance for personal
aeng) and getting out OF voge saw
mos intended TO permit the taxpayer 10
earned income ana
socially desirable not the law so harsh that
some have recommended that taxpayers be
medical bills taxable income and TINS wouo oe Bill
- 80 cornorate of maintenance expenses
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
1921. ). Income
Seen 1OS Billions

WASHINGTON. June 20 (UP).
National income for 1912 will be
approximately S108,8 800. 100000 il
it continues at the record-breaking
pace set in the first quarter. the
department of commerce revealed
today in its publication, Survey
of Current Business.
The annual rate" of national
income reached in the first three
months of this year was some
SIS 300. 100000 above that of the
last quarter of 1941, and S22, S00.-
100000 more than that of the first
Iquarter of last year.
In actual dollars, first quarter
income was SOS. 700,0O0,0O0. That
was less than income of the last
Quarter of 1941, but the depart
ment said the drop was due TO
seasonal factors which are elimi-
mated in computing the annual
rate"
Corporate savings net profits
after deduction of cash dividends
and taxes-were estimated to
have totaled $500, 100000 in the
three month period, changing little
from last years totals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
HubbeIl and Myers
Lonqwood Champs

BROOKLINE. Mass, June 20
uNS).- Katherine Hubbell Vas
sar College junior. was crowned
champion today after she and her
partner Lonny Myers, also OF Vas
sar clipped the doubles title at
the Longwood Cricket Club.
The victory was Miss Hubbell's
third in a row in doubles play.
Last week the same doubles COM
binaiion Hubbcll-McyerS - Won
he New ENGLAND championship al
Hartford She also won the sin
cles after defeating Miss Myers,
ST, Cd, 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Most Hens in Budget Of Every American Family

In all candor existing of Ga cents pack on cgsre
seem TO be for soaking the rich but
rather means universal taxation The same can De
heaer tickets and other rens OF
addition the treasury has recently
estimates of the yield OF excise taxes Oh sugar SAT- '
fuel barbe and beauty paror services.
If understand by the label poor II seems
mo budget OF every
American family modest their circumstances he at
with beauty parlor and paroe
services but they salt and very likely tea
of coffee -. - ~, .d
dtona proposed what becomes of the argument
tax on the ground tax failing neaVy
on the poor? On analysis largely insincere DUNK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Ceiling ON Incomes
n POpSun Affair

The administration plan putting wartime ceiling on
personal popgun affair both revenue pro-
Queer and for drastic social change
recommended by the treasury, the
limiting after taxes TO $4,000 year
additional for the maximum
United contemplated expenditures for less than u
considerably less than 10 cent OF the
los NJ contemplated additional revenue result of mitigating
treasury proposed by the House
WAYS and committee
that the objective not to bring in revenue
equaaTian economic society
technically defective from that standpoint also
hit the idle rich much as strikes at the
industry and the pro-
their Those who inherited fortunes
capital left almost untouched
BY proposed social and political experiment in conhscaon
nothing them from experimenting
depleted personal income wh expenditures principal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Lille Resisting Power Against Initiation

Thus whatever of the scheme may be for pulling
the unanaytcal 1t OF second
financing
total against the Axis Certainly the collection under
estimated by the
resisting power the Niagara flow OF lnatlonary nn
particularly since ordinarily much OF TINS income
brackets would be invested instead OF
spe for conSumable goods
arithmetic is Of little concern 10
formulate the program OF the emotional scnool OF
economies.
Years ago dramatically stressed when member
the Congress- Foreo H. LaGurdia LED sue
the ground IL Woulu
poor of soaking the rich was somewhat less
later when as mayor
City, LaGuarda assented to city retail sales TAX
federal sales tax is being CONSIDERED 10
make IN the gan which may large left by
proposals. the OLD pate CRY
raised Apparently those enoe
politicians crocodile for the poor draw an
excise taxes let
truth is that an selected rather than general
sales consumption
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
National LEAGUE
BOSTON
PITTsBURGH

Totals ~ IL IS IT Totals as is % IL
.Batted for Coscarart In tenth.
tBatted for Sewell In tenth.
fBatted for Farley In NTH
Slated for Wallace in sixth
EBatted for Erickson In eighth.
Pittsburgh 600 220 900 os-7
Boston 600 O21 OOf O2-G
Runs--Anderson 2, Fletcher 2, Elliott 2.
Lopez. Holmes 3, Fernandez, West, sisti.
Error-klutts. Runs batted fn-Fistcher q.
Elliott Z. Lopez. Holmes. Waner, Miller
Demsree. Fernandez 2. Two.base hits.
Fernandez 2. Miller, Holmes 2. Home runs
Fletcher. Elliott 2. Lopez, Fernandez.
sacrinces-Miller. Barrett. Double plays
sewen 70 Lopez 20 Fletcher, Barrett 10
Lopez, Waner 70 West. Left on bases
Boston II, Pittsburgh ii. Bases on balls.
on sewell 4. on Farley 4, OF Erickson 4.
on Hutchings 2, OF ssin 1. Struck out
BY Tost 2. by Wallace l. by sain q.
eoy sewel ], by Dietx 1. Hits-or Toss
J In I Ia innings. on Early in
% inning. or Wallace none I'm .inninas
on Erickson q In 2 innings of Hutchinxs
none In ID innings, or sain 2 In 4 ~
,nnings on sewell - In innings. or
Diet, 2 In innings. HIT by pitcher-By
Hiutchinss tBsrrett. by ssin (PhelpsJ-
winning plteher-Dietr. :, Losing pitchtr.
S Sn. umpires- Dunn, Sears and Stewart.
Time-2:s2. Attendance-3, 3o4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
American LEAGUE

sRan for swift IN eighth.
tBatted for Christopher in eighth.
Philadelphia 600 600 o0o--<
ST. Louis O20 900 02x-4
Runs 49, Chartak. Mcoulien. Stephens.
Laabs. Error-Davis. Runs batted tn
Terrell, ChArtak. Labs tone run scored
on double play. Two-base hits-Miles.
Gift. stephens Home run--Chsrtak. Sac
rifice hit-stephsns Double plays-Davis
20 Knickerbocker 20 Siebert, Knickeroocksr
to Davis 20 Siebert, Gutteridge 10 McQuinn
to Stephens. Davis 20 Siebert Laabs 20
GuueridEe Bases on balls-on Fowler J..
of Christopher l. of Niggeling I. Struck
out-By Niggellng 8. by Christopher
Hlts-On Fowler in 2 innings. of Chris
TOPPER in 5 innings. on Besse In J
inning. Hit by pitched baIl-By Christopher
tMcQuillen), by Niggeiing tsieberD. Left
on Philadelphia T. 81. Louis
Losing pltcher-Fowler. Umpires--Grieve
Rue and Geisel. Time-1:i3. Attendance
1872.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Stocks, Bonds
Open Irregular
In Light Trade

Stocks and bonds opened narrowly
irregular today with trading light.
Cotton futures gained 7 TO 10
points.
Erie stocks. active features of
the previous session on declaration
OF the first dividend on the road S
common stock in 76 years, were
firm though dull. A block of 1000
Radio Corporation opened at the
years high of az, up :. Socony-
Vacuum had a block of 1900
shares at IN, unchanged. Com
mercial Investment Trust and
Douglas Aircraft each lost u
point.
Many leaders opened at the
previous close. including United
States Steel, New York Central.
Loew's. General Motors, Du Pont
and Sears Roebuck.
Chrysler opened at 60. off ",
and minor declines were noted in
international Paper, United Air
craft. Santa Fe. International
Nickel. American Smelling, Corn
Products, Kennecott and Ameri-
can Telephone.
Equally insignificant gains were
registered in General Electric,
Consolidated Edison, American
+Airlines- Glenn Martin, Pepsi Cola
and Pan American Always.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Helene Mayer Keeps
Her Fencing Title

NEW york; June 20 up
Helene Mayer OF San Francisco.
successfully defended her women'S
national fencing title last night
winning five straight victories in
the final round. Miss Mayer. for
mer Olympic and worlds cham
pion. was touched only four times
IN the FIVE matches.
Madeline Dalton Of New York
won second place over Helene
MroczkowSka OF New York. Fourth
place went 10 Grace Acel OF Cor
nell. National intercollegiate
champion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Lewis Haney
lewis HeneY
ASSaiIS Excessive
Political Spending

Recently prominent druggist predicted that In due course
will sell for rs cents and the OF coke will be two
bits To the American this dramatic statement and
in reality il contains much meaning
given for the prediction which
will (2) that price control will not be
applied such goods The first point refers the tendency to
resort excise and luxury taxes as means OF raising sufficient
credit The second point
farm products exempt from price
ceilings the politicians desire favor
points the initiation question. The
that prices will not be held down pegged first because
of individual income to
second need of income
comes from the politicians desire to buy votes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Saws Whole Scheme Will Break Down

Again preserve all the bureaus and the social
planning jobs income to tax and bo
planners themselves out OF our
forced savings But in order to do that they Will
individual incomes so that they can increase
Eventually the will break down. either through
credit through the final resort OF the
colectist When standard means nothing
the government puts
the factories, not to prime the
butt DmD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
BROOKLYN

Totals 80 8 ~ 8 Totals 90 a
.Bst,ed for Marion IN eighth.
tBatted for White in eighth.
g, Ioui. 600 col DOT
Brooklyn O2O lU lVA-s
Runs-H. Walker, slaughter. Ausial
Reiser Medvick, RHO, owen. Errors-H4
Walker z Runs batted in--Rizzo z
Slaughter, Vaughan, odes, Browon- Two'
base hits-H. walker. Camili. NusiaL
Home run-Rizzo. stolen oases-Rsht1
bases-st Louis 5, Brooklyn 8. Bases %
balls-on White 2. wyatt !. Struck out.
BY White 3. by Wyatt s. Hits-or White
Z In 7 innings of Gumbert I In inpinG,
Losing. pitcher--White. Umpires- Ballan'
FAINT, Barlick and Pineih. Time-2;o2. Az
|tendance-i6, 30l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
FIRST GAME

Totals IS .l3 81 IL Totals IS ~ AZ z
'Batted for McGee IN nth
fBattec for kaslo In seventh
:bst,ed for Feldman in eighth.
Chicago 3io -o21 ooo---7
New York 600 lOl 010--t
Runs-Hsck. Merullo, Nicholson, Now.
kon 2. Mccullough. Olsen, Mize 2, Leibe-
Oar ming. Error-Mze. Runs batted ft-1
roHx, Noyikoff 2. Russell Jwgea olyy
Hack Mize. Wick Young. Two-baS
hits--Hack. panninE rhree.bs0 hut
Novikon. Home runs--Novikoff. MiIs.
Sacrifice hits-Merullo, Mccullough. Hack
Double piays-IHsek 10 RusseH Ia Foxxr
Bithorn TO Merullo TO Fox. Lsft on
bsses--New York Q, Chicago II. Basss on
bali.-on carr-ntsr 1; OF MeGee 2 or
Olsen 2, Struck out-By Carpenter 3, by
MCGEE 2, by Olsen 2, by kosio 2. by
a cams 2, By Bithorn !. Hi,s-on .csrpen-
ter G In 2 Innings tnone out In third, or
MCGEE 5 In 3 innings. OF Koslo 1 In
inrtrss. OF Feidnan ! Ia inning. on
Aoams IN J inainx. on Olsen 10 In 7 Ia
innings, off Blthorn 2 in / "a innings. Hit
by pltcher-By Carpenter (Sichobson).
Winning piteher--oisen. Losing pitcher
Carpenter. Umpires-Conian, Reardon and
Coetr. Time of game-2.2l. Attsndance--
about Is. 600.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
SECOND GAME
NEW YORK

Iottb 80 10 ~ p Iotsh 81 10 ~ IL
.Bstted for Sohrfx IN seventh.
tBatted for herulio in eighth
!Batted for Prsnnsn IN ninth.
Slated for Sturgeon In ninth
Chicago 600 n3o o2o-i
New York 100 I02 20x--S
Runs-strinssr 2. Dsglessandro, Nov1kof.
Fleming Werber, OFT. hiEe, witek 2.
Lohrman. Error-Foxx 2. Runs batted
tn Bsrna, Witek, strinFer 3. Lohrman.
werber Nile 2, Russell. Nicholson. Two-
base hits Mccullough. witek werber.
Home runs-Witek. Stringer. ME-. Doubls
play--JuTges to Witek TO kize. Left on
hases-New York 10. Chicago s. Bases on
bails-On Fleming q OF Lohrman 1. OF
Presspen 1, of Adams /. Struck out-By
Lohrman g. by Fleming /. Hts-of Flem-
Ing 10 IN "a innings. on schruitx ia
l-3 inning. of Pressnel in inninSsJ
on Lohrrnan 8 IN innings none ou ~
eighth, OF Adams IN inninss. wild
pitch--Lohrman. Winning pitcher--Lohr-
man. Losing pltcher-Fleming. Umpires--
Reardon, Goetr ard conlan. Tims-2t
34 paid. 3,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
A Circle of Political Life

circle political life the political party in power
money order to collect the hand OUT
prime pump have have water to start
with order prime the social by government
spending politicians have to have money.
much made Of the bgness Of national
income now to billion dollars. This, it
"the government" get its funds-its economic power?
From derived from this national in
come In fact being told by officials that such
large national will make possible bear bigger
higher complete circle; the
spends it in order to be able to
spend!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Arena Mat Opener Set

Navy Bill Dawson will meet Bob
Castle Of Cleveland in the opening
bout of Monday nights wrestling
program Al the Arena Gardens,
which features the team match IN
which Martini Angelo and Nick
Billings viii oppose Walter R0xey
and the Black Panther.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Total, a. 81 - Total. 80 8 ~

Totals 80 Q al ~ Totals 81 II II
.Batted for Bragan IN fourth.
tBatted for Livingston IN ninth.
Cincinnati GOO bs3 600
Philadelphia 100 600 lO2-i
Runs-Haas 2. Goodman, Walker, La
manno Walters, waner. Glossop Koy 2
Runs batted in-Glossop, Roy, Northey 2.
Lamanno. Walters, Joost, Walker ,, Two'
base hIts-Waner. Joost q Walters. Three,
base hlts-Lamanno. Northey. Home runt
Walker, Koy. Sacrifice hit-MarshaL
Double plsys--Joost TO Frey 20 y. McCor.
mick Glossop 20 Bragan 10 Etten. "a
Mccormick (unassisted), Hoerst 20 BragrA
Left on bases-Philadelphia 4. Cincine.
5. Bases on balls-oh Johnson q ~
Pearson I. of Hoerst !, of Walters 2
by Hoerst 3. Hits-on Johnson ia III
innings, on Pearson in q innins OF
Hoerst 2 in aA innings, on Walters !
Hit by pitcher-By Walters Uitwhiler),
wild pitch--wsiters. Winning pitcher
Walters. Losing pitcher--Johnson. I'm.
pires ~Magerkurth. Jorda and Barr. Tin<
"a .01.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20

Totals 81 ~ IL Totals 70 Il Il
'Batted for Conner in eighth.
Tran for Dickey In eighth.
New York 020 100 oi0-4
cleveland 200 2l0 O0X-5
Runs-Keller. Gordon, Dckey, Rixzuto,
weatherly. Hockett 2, Fleming. Mills Err
ror-Harder Runs batted in--Hockett 2.
KeHner. Dennng 2. Rizznto 3, Dickey.
Three-bsse hit--Hockst. Home runs-Riz-
Iuto Hockett. Sacrifice hit-Boudreau.
Double plays--Keltner 10 Mack 10 Fleming,
Crose,ti 20 Gordon TO Hassett Left on bases
New York 8. Cleveland 4. Bases on balls
of Harder 7. off Conner 8. of Murphy ].
Struck out-By Harder Z. by Conner i.
Hits-On Conner In innings. OF Muir
ply in 1 inning. Hit by ,pitcher-By
Harder tCrosetti). Losing pitcher-Gomez.
Ur1pnes-Rommei. Hubbard and MCGOWAN.
Time OF game-2:07.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Tioer Pitchino Records
Detroit Poultry

Market easy. Hens, average run. 7oc
ieghorn hens, lbs. and up, lie; cocks
ITO i3c; rock springers. lbs. and up
zoe: rock broilers. az 20 his, csc. leg
horn broilers 2 ms. up, 22c;yih TO 2 lbs.
zoe. under III lbs not wanted old ton
turkeys. Use. hens, 72e. Az
Egss, steady. 2si4 B2sbe; undersrsdes
27h 12ske.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Less Income TO Spend as Taxes Rise

In word the more the government spends The more Is
able to spend! -
odashioned have figured that II the
have less income to
probably increased spending
individual spending. But the prevalent notion at
spend and its citizens
spend the same money The political leaders
their pump and prce-ftng operations
failed spending ncudng buyng hurt business
spending destroyed individual investment and enter
prise spending
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Probable Pitchers
AMERICAN rFAGITF

AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York at Cleveland-Bonham vs.. A
Smith.
Warrington at DETRoIT-Masterson VS.
BRIDGES.
PhiladeIphia at 81. Louls--wolff VS.
Galehouse.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago at New York-Passeau vs.. Schu.
macher.
81. Louis Al Brooklyn--Warneke OF
Beaxley W.. Davis.
Cincinnati at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vs.
Nahem or Beck.
Pittsburgh at Boston-Heintzelman VS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
II. C. Bohack Company, Incorpo-

rated, has declared a dividend OF
81 on the first preferred, on &C
count of accumulations payable
July 10, to holders of record June
II. Accumulation of the first pre-
ferred now amount to $3.50. This
Is the first payment since 1885.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
EARNINGS

wfson-Jones Company In the nine
months ended May 81 reports net proht
OF s43l, e77, equal 20 81 SO a share. against
s343. 7ee or si27 share In the nine
months ended May 81 last year Federal,
income and excess prohts taxes were com.
nutsd on basis Of tax laws now In effect
which apply 10 current fiscal year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20

ArtIcon Corporation for the ~ veeki
ended March rs, 1912. reports net prohl
OF $4s. s64 after si14.1 provision for state
equal after dividends on 2 per cent PREF
ferred to 81 cents share on 200 900 sharet
81 the common. This compares with n1
proht after Si4s52 provision Tor feder
and state income and excess prohts tayet
of $50. Os4 equal 70 81 cents commod
share for the ~ weeks ended. March 81
1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Scratches
By United Press
AQUEDUCT
TNarH last


AoUEDUCT
Track, fast.
Second RAce-Mambu.
Third Raee-Highborough
sUFFOLKs DOWNS
Track, muddy.
FIRST Race-Not Yet, Range Dust,
Swing Band, Largo Mint. Sun Girl.
Knitetta, Compton, Chop Sticks, Be-
comfy.
Roma. Long Pass, Rolls BURY, Last
Chance.
Fifth Race-Mersa Matruh. Marion
Collins Carmenita.
Sixth Race-Light Lady.
Ninth Race--WiEbech.
LINCOLN FIELDS
track, fast.
Second Race-Bolo Servant, Cideam,
Dick MacAw.
Third Race Toms Party, Radio
HAsty Star. Marfeu.
Fourth ace-Counterbalance, Orlando
Girl. Perfeeto Phil. Hometown.
Fifth Race-Dutchin B., Guaymas.
Seventh Race--Sam Alexander, English
Harry.
Ninth race tsubstitute) declared of.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20

Texas and Pacific Railway for the Ave
months ended May 81 reports a net income
of 81 .e14.s13, equal after dividend require
ments on 237, $50 shares OF per cent non
cumulative preferred TO $3.50 q share on
3s7, $50 shares Of the common, against
81. t04. All or si.57 a common share In the
1871 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

Philadelphia Company and its sub.idi-
aries In the IL months ended April 30
report q net profit Of So. eos. e41, against
s,e5e sos IN the preceding IL months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20

Run-DiMsggio. Run batted in-DlMng-
gio. Two-bsse hits -DiMageio. Fox. Home
run DiMaggio. Stolen bases-Fox, kuhel'
Double plays-Pesky 10 Doerr 10 Lupien,
williams to Pesky 20 Doerr, Doerr TO
Pesky TO Lupien. Left on bases-Boston
10 Chicago 6. Bases on bans-On wagner
g. OF Smith g. Struck out-By smith ..
Wild pitch-Smith. Passed baN--Dtckey'
Umpires-Pipgras, Summers and Passa'
reIla. Time-2:02 Attendance-l2. eS6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Livestock Markets
CHICAGO

CHICAGO; june - tINsl.-HoGs-.Rs
eepts "a 800; market steady. strong top
SD s5G14.4o: light lights. Si3.o0414
packing sows s1s5o914.io; piss, si1.a
CATTLE-Receipts /. 900; market steady
calves-Receipts 800; market steady; besi
steers. choice, Si4d15.7b medium, 80. so q
IA; yesrlings. Sl0@15:o so: butchers heif
ers. SsG1 Il; cows. ssI1l; bulls, $3.50 @
1880; stockers. steers, S1ogl4; cows and
heifers, s.25m12.
sHEEP-Receipts 800: market steady
linss ' siI5oSis7 SSm feeders: siaSis
ewes, s4.50q6.5o.
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH, June 10 UNs). CATTLE
- Receipts, so: market steady. Steers,
choice. sl3.25@lA25; medium and good
si2. asa -; common, se75n1l.25. Heifers,
mdium and good, $40; asa 1918; common.
@s:25; Gamers and cutters. se.2oas2s
Bulls, good and choice, sll.251 i2.25; com
mon and medium. $3.50 .75.
HOGS - Receipts. ESQ; market active
400; 10000 lbs. slseo a 1875: 200 27c
lbs, si4.so@14.6 IS; 22o-25o lbs. S14.+o9
1895; 25o;2so lbs, :itioIlt.to; 2so-S5e
SHEEP - Receipts, $50; market steady.
Choice lambs. s14.ood 1880; medium and
good. s1391i; common lambs. $1,000 IL;
ewes. S5d $50; wethers. $4,000.
CALVES-Receipts, 100; market steSdy.
Good and choice. $l4n15; medium, si20
IS; culls and common, s7@io.
EAST BUFFALO, N. Y, June 10 (INs).
-HoGs-Receipts. TOO; market loo 20 15c
higher; good and choice, s14.s5G1o
trucked-nis. sit6o1I4.75; smooth. medium
weight sows TO s14; rough and heavy
$l3.25 1880.
CATTLE-Recelpts 200: cows and bulls
steady; cutter and common cows, $3.50
y12.
CALVEs-Receipts. 200; market steady
good and choice, s14.5 so; common and me-
dunn, Sl0M13.50.
sHEEP-Receipts. 100: good and choice
spring lambs. steady, SIS. f16: grassy
lyearlings. 5000; handyweight ewes, 81.