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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-08
pREpAREDNESS


 ST. .JOsHPH, Mo. Oct. 8-MacS Hart and William Denver Owens, firemen, watched a Negro approach, carrying a doublebarrelled shotgun.
 "Where are you going with that2" Hart called.
 Gonna answer my Draft Board call, the man replied, without stop ping.
 But why a shotgun?"
 "Aint no Army man gonna give me a gun l can't shoot"
 The bayonet is said to have been invented at Bayonne, France, in the 17th century.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-08
LOST and FOUND

LOST-Billfold containing money and valuable papers. Keep money and return papers to Empire Of flee. $10 reward. Jack Carmel. The DalIy Alaska Empire has the argest paid circulation of any AL ska newspaper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-08

LAYING HENS and Pullets, Nor thern Vegetable Farm. Loop Road, Glacier Highway.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-08

I|;|||s|l|) .I||s| 1 FOR SALE NO WN PAY M E N I SMALL monthly installments, 4- room partly furnished house with large garden spot overlook l HE fAuh 1dhC. iOOA AOAO, SlOJ. PORTABLE RADIO, a.c.-d.c. and battery, inlaid folding card table large and small tapestries, lady fur coat, mems suits, overcoat heavy blazer, miscellaneous 1 kitchen utensils. Black 405 l i FOR SALE OR TRADE-14-ft boat. Phone green 353. MILK GOATS and kids for sale cheap. Geo. Bednar, Tee Harbor HOT WATER boiler, bathtub, two double coil bed springs. Phone 452.
 5-RM. HOUSE, two sun porches furnished, 82O 9th and Nelson Sts. Phone red 610.
 OIL HEATER, round tables, for sale cheap. Blue 619. LADY'S, l mans bicycle, both like new. Phone Black 600. 14-FT. CEDAR outboard boat, $6O Will take small skiff as part ] payment. Red $40.
 ONE BROOM house; also one A. room house, both modern, oil heat. Inquire AIS Park Ave. after pm.
 29-FT. TROLLER Edith" well equipped, good condition, also ex- tra trolling gear, Krag rifle and shells, radio, rain clothing, etc. Reasonable. Inquire at small boat harbor. FURNISHED house, 822 Basin Road. Call after pm. TWO TRIPP residences on upper Main St. to close estate See i Mrs. Fred B. Johnston on prem
  ises, 623 Main St. Phone green 413.
 STOVE, large windows, tables and other material Ring Thane three rings or call between and ' l pm. George Getchell. FOR SALE-Furnished cabin, Aux 1 Lake. Phone Blue 379. DESOTO coupe, bargain. Sink, bathtub, copper, brass and alum mum. 124 So. Main, upstairs. LAYING HENS and Pullets, Nor thern Vegetable Farm. Loop Road, Glacier Highway.
 BLOCK mill wood $6 unit, delivered. Kindiihg $6.75 unit, del. Limited amt. Order now. Juneau Lum- Der Mills, Phone 358. MODERN room furnished log house, Mile BIZ Glacier Highway. Montgomerys.
 BROOM Furnished house and i'm | provementS on 5-acre homesite. 50 chickens, 1872 mi. Loop Road, Aux Lake. L. w. Cord. P. O.. Box 609.
 | LOST and FOUND LOST-Billfold containing money and valuable papers. Keep money and return papers to Empire Off, flee. $10 reward Jack Carmell The DalIy Alaska Empire has the argest paid circulation of any Al ska newspaper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-08

The Axis overran 1,O6O,377 square miles of territory in Europe in the first three years of the war.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-08
MISCELLANEOUS

ATTENTION -Trespass- sing and hunting strictly forbid den on Spuhn Island. PRIVATE PROPERTY.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-08

NOTICE OF SALE
 No 4856-A In the District Court for the Ter ritory of Alaska, Division Number
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-08

BLOCK mill wood $6 unit, delivered. Kindiihg $6.75 unit, del. Limited amt. Order now. Juneau Lum- Der Mills, Phone 358.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-08

3-ROOM Furnished house and i'm provements on 5-acre homesite 50 chickens, 1872 mi. Loop Road, Aux Lake. L. w. Cord. P. O. Box 609.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-08
BREMEN BUSY

SALISBURY, Md, Oct Sire men on the eastern shore of Mary land have been kept busy-right at home.
 Lightning struck the Salisbury Fire Department Building, tearing out portion of the brick front and damaging the interior of the build ing. Then Centerville, Maryland, volunteer firemen, scurrying to an- swer a call, found a blaze in their own building. Damage was estimat- ed at $l,000.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12
Livestock Markets


CATTLE - Receipts 500. Beef steers
fairly sc'iye fully steady she stock AMI
bulls opening about steady. some good
ight FED steers ana yesrirgs held az
Sl2 - and above. package good 065.lb.
led yeofs Sl2 ~ few O60-lO. weights
l2 IL most medium prade steers. $40 %
all - including load laV medium sls 10.
weights At sos common slaughter
sisery Xsa16, tsuV-Astry -tyt~ heifer.
- Sorfs 30 Tow berf COWS g. 6uGg good
cows quoted 20 50 20 Gamers and cutters
70 gas 3D. odd head good beef bulls up
- 81 n"s' ~eiEhty sausaFe huns, $40 -
f" j" :" package good ib%-ib. feeder
steers 81
CALVES Receipts. zoo Veal.rs opened
about steady WIN Tuesday average most
good - choice offerings SIS 90 feW 20
Sl7 common ant medium Sll. 5O1l5 ~.
SHEEP Receipts. $50 Lambs opening
steady part deck strictly good 90 choice
sS-iD fed native lambs klZ 10 Odd lots
Jusf EO.1 20 choice native lambs scaling
90 lbs dn~H. SO -. package medium o.
good kO-lh weights Si2 % few head
good O. choice sj-lb lambs with NJ. 5
pel's so sheep very scarce
HOES Receipts 800 All weight bar.
row Fl.'s - cents lower. other classes
steady Buzz god 20 choice, $50 26G-.b
butchers SO 20 - go top Si3 80 ?.
man killers on ls0-22o-ib averages goo
$50 Ih- Nl2 s'H 10 o. few t5O-tSU ms
So 30 - 81 around 1G1-iSu- To- lights.
So t1uit 80 under 1so-iD average.
81 Son y r. bulk SONS ST. 20 u -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12
OHIO 400
Death notires

EN tID-Auna age 81, wife ~ he late
William. dear mother Of Floyd N YOnk-
ers =. y grandmuther ~ Donald EWali
~ YOnkefs, =. 7. Funeral service ?. m.
Frlsy from Joseph - Philip Funeral
I4Afse-A-+HkeFs New York
KR,NZ- March 10. Carl F OF 1927
Tacoma. beloved husband ~ Emma dear
father Of Mrs Emma Ricbier..M Mrs Nalma
Herring and Carl o. brother ~ Mrs
Minnie Rade Mrs. Augusta Kemritz, Au-
gust, Edward ana william. grandfather Of
3 grandchildren. Funeral service Thurs
DAY. m az \. II Peters Funeral
Home l20j7 Grstiot Ave
kROEPEL March 2. Pauline of 5237
Drexel dear wife OF Herman; beloved
mother - Lprenz Herman + and Fred \
SAgrr. grandmother 80 Dorothy ard Edna
Pearce Funeral service Thursday 3 p m
~ II Peters Funeral Home. 12057
Grafllt avenue.
NORWICH Mary az 70t5 kingsley ave
dearborn Wlfe az Anthony mother 81
Ms Alex W0sker, -Alher'. William, Mrs
James Coomoes A. Schmalzriedt Sons
Funeral Home 1925 Grand River No
tee % time later
PATTERSON Jennie March o. 1872. a.
2f64 Williams NJ Clemens. wife %
Robert mother - Gloria siste- ~ Virgil
g. Walden Services Thursday A. 30 n.
AZ Ia CrOiN a. GrOespeck Funeral Home.
l0j Cass Ave. M, Clemens
sAIER See Kroepel notice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12
Power Output
Up Z Per Cent

NEW YORK March 70 The
amount of electrical energy dis
tributcd by electric light and power
industry of United States for week
ended March 7 was 1892 12l 900
kilowatt hours, against 3OO4 $50
900 in the like 1871 week. an in
crease Of 1873 per cent, according
to the Edison Electric Institute
Output in tic week ended Feb
ruary % totale ed 3iO9 GOT 900
kilowatt hours, against . 1893 253.-
900 a year ago an increase Of - 9
per cent. and in the week ended
February II came 10 3423, $50 900
kilowatt hours. against > 9S5 5S5 =
900 tho year previous. an increase
Of AZ per cent.
Percentage increases by major
geographic regions compare as fol-
lows
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12
National Fibres
On War Work

National Automotive Fibres,
Inc, should experience sharp
pickup in sales after conversion
of plant facilities 10 war work
as quickly as possible.
Ending its automotive work
early this year, the company IN
Il94l turned out a volume OF ma
terials far surprising any previ-
Gus record. Sales totaled approx
lmately S22.000.000 compared with
IS17, 100000 in 1910. Higher federal
and Canadian income and excess
profits taxes in l94l--abOut $875,-
900 against $3.50. 000-Served 20
hold net profit down 10 a little
over S750.000 or Sl23 a share
after preferred dividends, against
$500 .408 or Sl.33 a share in 1910.
Prior 10 cessation Of automo-
tive business. National Automo-
bile Fibre last year had produced
some supplies such as comforterS
for the army. tarpaulinS for army
trucks and tents for army camps.
Machinery and equipment also is
being installed in one plant for
THE production in volume OF mat
ItresseS for the army, for which
the company has substantial or
der. Other war products also are
being produced.
Government contracts on hand
aggregate in dollar value nearly
"A years normal sales. This week
plus new orders that may be re-
.ccived should permit maintenance
Of sales volume at a high rate.
The two or three months imme-
diately ahead probably will see
manufacturing operations at a
comparatively low level. in com
mon with the experience Of most
automOtive suppliers who are
striving 10 convert their plant IA
clllties as rapidly as possible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan bush~i crates =
-" - iuch minimum unless 0thefw ~
stated. Mcintosh y > - fslr s. IS De
icirIs 81 s0t2. Northern spys 81 7S!2.
RsldVtns 81 toaI so su't0ns 81 sorr 81.
Ontar1us 81 1871 p. Golden Delicious.
81 t0ai -. steele Reds 81 sOa2 ions
hans hushel baskets. lrch minimum.
.. 40 T. =. inch minimum NcIn-
''th - Washington roVes Delicious
fancy -" las - FoV2 extra fanc,
!uo.i2,s 81 ~
, CABBAGE TeNas Los Angeles crates.
= 2i hsf cra'ss Savoy. - $50 80
FLORIDA -, hu-hti hampers round type
s. 20 O'd stock Sew York bo-lh sacks
Danish far - generally good condition.
CARROTS Los Angeles crates s-do1sn
tun,nes california 1898 SO mostly - D.,
Texas Los Angeles crates. s.doyen punches.
s. 35p SO. far 50
CArIIFtOWER California. pony crStes.
'2s and larger. So IiT2 -.
CELERY FLORIDA I6-in crates ~ mined
'pps. i-dazen - 5ou So 6-doyen. 81 40 n
so sfozen. 81 bon 3 -. ios ard X
81 7'H4 crates ~ hearts. 3.dpzen, s. -
70 -. Pascal Ism crates Trimmed tops
2 DOZEN 81 25. sios 81 1919 California
cub crates Pascal 81 60
LETTUCE California. Imperial Nailer
tozen St2itti75, dozen. 50 81 y -.
h-.rsna Yuma district -S-doTen - 6jtt
far S375 6-dogen 81
LFAF LETTt CF ONO and Michigan
dollhouse lo-lb basket. SOC. few ESQ
ONIONS 5n-lh sacks T.. s No / sweet
spanish 3-i0,h and larger Colorado 50 u
u1 ~. Michigan l. < 80 ! YeiloVs
Gu 500 pinch AMI larger. S. 80 % , 80
mostly e 35r2 s.
POTATOES ioo-Ib sacks = s So !
Pusset Burhanks washed Idaho 81 a. y
35 unwashed s3l5u3 20; io.lh sacks
% ~ Sc. Maine s 80 I Chirpewa'
a~d Ratahdirs lo0.Ib sacks 81 3ofi ? 40
iS-lh paper sacks. 80 ~ 3sc New York -
In paper sacks 80 3sc Michigan T..
10 / Russet RuralS lOo-lh. sacks. S2T
2 OS. y s Commercials 81 90: L : No
Chippewas. 50 1912 20. Upper Peninsula
T. g No / Green Mountains. i0O-ih. sacks
S21512 s.; 18Th paper sacks - n 3ic
Nebraska wyoming. 50-ih cotton sacks. Y
Florida bushel crates. L. $. No. !, Tri'
umphs - 2OH225
RAD1sHEs-Texas. pony crates, fair
RHrRARR Michigan. dollhouse case.
Tx'ra Fancy So. Fancy. s. 3ofi. Choice
S2I2 so
PUTARAGAs- Canada, 5o-lb. sacks
waved 1871 Sc
sHALLOTS Louisiana barrels 2o-dozer
punches IS. crates g DOZEN 81 20
SPINACH Texas. bushel baskets. Savoy
SWEET POTATOES Rican vans
Louisiana. hushel crates. L. $. No. !. 81 81
al s.: Texas bushel crates. l.. S. No. J
few sales 81 90 Tennessp generally goOc
quality. bushel crates, 81 IS u 40, bushe
hampers, Sl.4O.
TOMATOES 10Th cartons. repacks, me
diums. 81 351 Il 80, small SIZE. 81 10,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
BIRTHS

NUS
y Rfse born
GLORIA ,r.v .r,h. .l.sI Ms.re p... Ds
'u
p s- Pra.. mar rs.so o..,
I.,.s Rr.al'ar t2t tf,
H-.e. Eaueei 1.77 Fia,
.tt...ar Ere.s.-r arta lrtt
md. R.r,s.5 i,-.s t.,,
N4,. Err.- t,.a Sp...r-.
N.t.e.,, E..e.r "a Sl,,+, -, .4..4 r..s.
'''a'
T,'.san R-.ar. 1850, v7st.eosw
y. -t4 P+rr.. .-... v...ef...
V.,.-'a .r,.. r,.- $500.
...r.. q mss q I.s, %.,.t,
ru..,h. PAN ..-4r u.,.,.-,a,.
trrr Rrer -tt C..,, iIrri.r,, Pal.
r..l p. r4i o4L s,t,,, N, r..r.rs
ar..s Kr.or -us l-t.
sl-.,-.4 r..- -t-g We. F..tF
:. r.'r. Ct.--, IAtt. Es.. f,a. North
N.H.
Nf-...r' r..r.. fS.1 SYLVAN
t.-r., ..su. $500 katg Center Line
a ere Creau. Istiz Woodward Highland
Pafe
Res. curtis ts-s BROOKLYN.
Seize Nck1st hAs- Walton
Florence Douglas E-fs Wakefield Bsfkie,.
N.o.et ntIa4r-t l5Iu F+rayrv
Ntt.acf'r Durtr ems tbi- Ctrifu
Justine U4EHr 1886 Stanley. Center ne
Fi't I.f. 200 Feu'ICTF Dearborn
ma " ..ts -..+J Seho'rhr-r f0ad
Fav I''-.'
P"-" Mars f-t0 fS'" C's
-.yah''h cate, .H-H O. n.t
,'''c ''.rte@ 800 h'i.I.r' H-n'-'u. K.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Leo More 49, Audrey Glenn g
August kohefks % Eieanlre F'is0d''.
Gearse SCI. 80 Laura N,onan q
Ma-rp EdVard Lempner. a. Thrsss
Thons, Isacksar 80 R>,h L,pmar %
tdssri " BfFaeS,/ MarFtre,
Mef.~ Th,rneen. -. Flofue C-uuu ~.
John PotDczes ~ MAriyu Clad %
brNf - Rove 80. ffrs p. JF0es 20
George KrarI 3D. f.zab'ih peKor.e -
Joseph Prui' e. FLORENCE G. F.s 3.
TaIrn Nhsv ti.tner. - Virginia STA.
Brle- r pesrs.ter p Dorothy J Ro..
Ruvsst- -risfnc- 90 IIs~a V...st- So
Thomas JtkrU '~ic5 % Ad'Ie h.os -.
steve IaEs'os - Dr.sHIs Clsft r.
Joseph H'Inart 20 Flr"a.s Sfok osa -
waiter J Macielev 20 stella Jasirsta.
Ne Miller 81 Naase i,pszr Is
Cnatiss f. W1tr.e-. jH NHre tl.aer g.
Emanuel SrhWariz - Pauline TreprI 2s
Paul ~ NSeirst - Helen Le.ukrsu. 20
Dean Burton %. Man Louise Aneru -
Arthur szyn'sS'"s.. 3. Lotie sokn'o~.
Lawrence l. Anan 81; Lsyaa J. Rel
Esnond R-on. % Marianne LttH.ae.a
Freh Kamm 20 Marjorie iaEo.e ~
Howard l. Blnh g. virginia p la"rcH
Herrer Country, -. Eara V .
less Nsfa.i' - Laura seyr,r,a q.
Jacob freif. Sc its Hrr'zbort J1
William Buss,au 20 Dorothy Hefpl. -
James Al. - Helen ~inaHs. -
samuel " Loneie,, 20, Frances 81 Be.
Edward : Frrz 20. poio-e. Mulrack t.
Garrett J. q krtlo %. NarcsUa Flchfrer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12
Detroiter Is Honored
By Advertising Group

John W. milford Jr. Of Mchi-
gan Street Car Advertising Com
pany OF Detroit has been elected
a director Of the National ASSo-
citation Of Transportation Adver-
Using, Inc. which was recently
organized al Chicago \. a. r. A..
as the new organization Will be
known. viii work for the national
coordination of the entire trans
portation advertising n duStry.
forming a standard code of prac-
tees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12

Gail Trinity 1-f2ai for reliable siectri-
can. au OK service. repairs and installa-
tlonA-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12
MARRIAGES - BIRTHS - DEATHS
BIRTHS

DIN IIIN
Margare' Fo'ster, 900 Nor'h Al,adens
Roberta Frazer. ssol Packard. Van DYKE
Alice Gorzlnskt, JD74 French road
sarhara Gro,h, lslo3 Michigan. 81, Glen
Mary George $685. Tpwor,h.
iva Haley. 1913 Townsend
por' H4ves 25oio Dundee, Huntington
" Ypds
Hsien Hanerkorn. 1900 Cornell road. Red
ford Township
Z"0t Harrison 1880 ward
t'hs Hal lIS3s Re'ce0
rene Hunter 1853 Indiana
N.r'.' Jones. 1880 StAhe o.
Ia Jennings $50 Horton
$ Issr Jordan -12 Frer,Ntk.
rva XIII ljs24 P.nehursi
MarF ke.'esian 1874 Wes, Dawson
Ann kuhics i3iq7 HeaN
Anna I.iet2 ql.7 Harp.r
Eleanor Lee"iH. $3.50 Harding
Irene Lambert 1889 Huhhe.
Rose LorChsr 2S13' Melvin = .sc. . =
Efrn MacK.chan. lsio5 Wes'hsyen. Red
voje, Musich. 1912 Canton
oc'avla Mayheid 23t Ai'ref.
Bot, Mallory 22sl Scott
Caroline Mazu ~ Cruss.ev.
Margaret Moore size Saw
Clara NcDanaid 1892 Wsrk
katherine Mccarthy. -26gj SA'esri~
Ar'.se NcKInrie. 1922 ANNE Allen Park
Katherine Nu'kins. 52ls Mon'oiair
DONNA Nardoue 2n1u s. Joseph
Eleanor Orlov Floi Clements
Marjorie O'CpnrcU 1921 south F'ra'
Dorothy o T00le 1881 Clnier
josephine Orlando 5s-f Narf,ta.r
Dorothy PAGE 37tl Cotiusa put
Dolores Perry RYaie so. !, Rochester
Mich
MAJ, Purey 1871 Wa,h4-n
Jeanne FaiwberE 5sss French road
FyeNn PrIemcr 1902 Houston
MARY Pohi1la. .2ttq East Grand boulevard
Adelaide P01iatdvski 7s4s B'0Eham Dear.
born
Beverly Ri77o. 1b-a Fs.rrcw
Helen Roberts 1914 GI rmore rettor4
Township
Anna Rfey 1919 Ba.fHur Crosse poIr'e
Marie Eaiey 1lIoq poorte~ Van DYKE
sophie Szuba 1910 orarCs p t'VIrs'.
Helen Stancheski silS EIH -'N boulevard
El-nL.n He-N4-- 81 Mr.f H---.N--L-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12
DIVORCES

Margaret sabo from Frank
Beatrice Aiken from Robert.
James Westrate from Alice
Rae l.. Alexander from Edward
June Scenogle from Wesley
Grover Bishop from Christine
Joyce Butler from William
Margaret Slater from Frazeuf
Sophie Hanewald from Herman
Bernice Flfield from Harold.
Geneva Walk from William.
Sylvia Lucas from George
Recie /. White from l.. G. White
Alison Greene from Armistead,
jeanette SChick from Donald
Ogle l.. Pfeiffer from Louis a
James II. Wood from Pauline A
Gertrude Barry from William.
oscar Jones from Ejelia
Minnie Hunt from Arthur
Loana Stansell from Norman
Francise W Clark from John
Harold A Ferne from Ruth
Theresa Salata from Walter
Estella Scruggs from Kenneth
Zelda Smith from Paul
Thomas X BrOwnlee from Mildred ID
Doris Pierno from Dominic
ANNtIMENTS
Marian Paumeister from Philip Trays
Alexandra Harvey from Robert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12
Metal Markets

New York and wholesale nonferrous
metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals DIVISION. Detroit. spot 80 per cent
Tin, nominal: New York. 50 future tin. 80
lake grade copper. delivered Midwest, y
electrolytic spot smelter. ~, casting COP
per. l1.75: 81 Louis lead IS, 81 Louis
zinc 25. New York antimony, IL. virgin
aluminium. Is.
Copper sales 3 46a tons export copper
~ rs. resale IL. Pound sterling exchange
$685. 140t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12
GASOLINE STATIONS
LAWN ROLLING. LANnsl ApINI
MATTRESSES RENOVATED LIKE NV

A BONA Eide Guarantee-Mattresse rem
ovated like new. 50 4-h0ur serv.cr. free
delivery. Pillows renovated Cleveland Mat
iress Co l2335.37 Hamilton TO. s-1i3s.
4 BEAUTIFUL RENOVATION OId cotton
mattresses into comfortable Innerspring
any sire ci'ywide service Quality Mat
fress Townsend sT562
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12
REPORTS RAPID STRIDES

Sloan reported rapid strides in
the conversion Of tho auto plants
10 war work and saw unemploy-
mcnt minimizing every month.
General Motors expects 20
have In March total factory
employment Of 1900 hourly
paid workers" ne stated. land
in June $4,000. BY September
Of this year. u i believed fac
tory employment will reach
$4,000, figure equal 10 any
previous employment peak. At
maximum war production as
now foreseen. factory employ
uent q hourly paid workers
viii reach 3i2 900"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12
Neptune Meter Company and VII,

Neptune Meter Company and wholly
v.ned domestic subsidiaries for 1871 showed
= net profit OF $l.O52 100, after federal
income and excess prohts taxes, etc. equal
Afipr dividends on per cent preferred 10
X3qa share on the combined 226 So
shares Of Class and class r common
stocks This compares 9TH N7sS.si0 ot
II share ON the combined 2272 40
shares OF Glass and Class y common
m 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12
DEATHS

e-ue' 7 coats 37so Ts,'o-
Monroe NrK'nzie 1898 Pierre f5
frNu NsleWski 562S Car0' %.
Robert g Cassel 1920 MARLBOROUGH -
SCOTT Green. $50 East Hancock s.
Thomas Parker lti neitVafr. -
N,'hu- : Douglass. son RI-.7r7we 20
Nfred g Schenk ii2ia Ar'esiar.
ShPuarf r bitter 211S WaferIup 81
Jared smith $40 Hendric ~
Irene Pitts 1913 Lev"re''e -
" rnie Hughes i7sii Greele' ~
Juarita Jackson 81 Hertrie -u
Ida Nav Wallace 1921 FairveV -
DH'uhis Joseph Liberty 263a Ha'cn~H ~
william Angus McRrchie $50 second 81
Chester 7. Watson. 22tl Henry 70"
Minnie Williams is2s Division
carl Nossles 1s0Gq Wexford -
william g. Anderson 3s3s Ne-r'.- -7
Carl Do'et7ke 1907 TWENTY .Gf'h $50
Joan Pratta. 1868 Finley. month.
Anna Rararsk qi2s 81 Cvrl %
Anna Wells 2l2i Hanf1rd lincoln F7-k -
Richard Adams s064 Whtevcod ~
Jesse Mavse AgO1 Tur,ley =
Bertha NcNeal 1856 Rich ~
17scuh sprayberry 'sOs Woodners 20
peter RoNche'to 1923 Arlington 90
Charles L'heraur 1los Lansing 90
Patrick Calvin 1854 warrinrton drive
-
Geerse roorey. 1879, Aoeo'.re 60
Fs'Ner CrandeN HOlFI Han 30
tv3la johnson 2a6s Goblin -
Heller Weine 1910 Sturtevant -
Charles Bean sizes teardcr r1
Samuel Fd@e-tou s0e2 Dohel 20
Trofl PRECAUTIONARY zoos Fas' Hanrrrk -
aftis S'efs~fk 1851 pra ndon 20
NtUce Hosakowsp 1859 East Harcsck 20
Char'es Turner Freeman Pleasant Ridge
Wavy Ha~~~,1-F 600 Niociccrth "a
Ffva~f Nurrhv fts Henry 90
V-H"r Go'--'h,ewria. 2s-c Oliver Nam.
frau-ck %
Nasy Dr0'r' 'n1e Wet FuruH CO
'-,ru- lanes f,U~s -o0o Ca4iu-. IS
CalvIn MORRISON e-co Car,e-on fe
r'oItcr 2ieN' eos rtn'T &c
war, T. Brown 1871 Wqrrick e.
Bertha Stevenson. 1872 so'vsy V
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12
DRIG sIORL-LIar OR DIsIRIBIrOR
MIRING ANn REPAIRiNh

RIO DRUG Company" Prescription spe-
cialist 20 1000 West Vernon tCentraJ
V.uew0od LILO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12

Philadelphia Company and subsidiaries
rrelIrr nary 1871 me- income VAS - shs $50.
agA.us' S. 71i gTs IN 1870
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12
Farmers Market

APPLES Mcintosh. fancy. 81 2592 so
hu.. No. !, VI. 50nz. No 2 81 Northern
iG 7s N is ss5 20 Grs s@ SO No 75c
81 bu., No 2.-5Oc Jonathans. fancy, 50
bu., No. I. 81 2aa 80 No ? 81: DE
icious. fancy " - sn.. No, / 81 500 3
No. ? 75c. - ~
BEETs No. /. 75asoe bu; No. q.
cABBAGr-No !. soa e5r bu: No 2.
50 q soc red 40. /, Nal5o bu.: 40. p.
CARROTS Fancy. 4oqi so bu.: No
l. >lp % bu., 40. ? 75c bu
CELERY CABBAGE-Ho. ]. SigI5O bu
CELERY ROOTs-Ho. SaI25 y bu.
EGG. Large, $i0ali 3o-doG ease me.
dun, So 5Gdq
HORSE RADIsH Fancy. 81 bu.; No I
- 1913 2a hu No. ?. s..
oNIoNs-pfy, fancy. 81 50 50-lb sack
No S212 25, No ? 81 -
PARSLEY ROOT 40. /. Nqi5o. No.
?, Tic bu
PARsNips-Fsncy. 81 joa2 bu; No.
], >lnl % bu. 10. ?. 55c bu
POTATOES Fancy. Sl35 bl.; No. 1.
Nl31 %. No. ? - % s5c
POULTRY AND HOGs-Hens. I've heavy
breed - r2sc loghorns, i9H2ici broHers.
heavy, % t27C: br0iiets leghorn, lg42lc.
hpfs medium. dressed 10 22c
kADIsHES Red. dollhouse. No. /. CSC
dozen lunches
RUTABAGAs- : 500 zoe
RHUBARB - Hothouse fancy 80 70 3jc
5-lh box. choice. 2'c, small, SOC dozen
SQUASH Delicious No J. 40 SIC h1 /:
Hubbard 10. ]. 30 T5c Table Queen No
] = d0c bu No. g. 35c
TtRNIPS No. /, Sc a 81 hu 40. ?
vEGrrABLE GREENS Locks. 10 !.
s. soc don punches French endve
fancy. $ % 5-lb. box; No. !, 73 70 soc !.
40 = Gic
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. /, so y 75c
dozen lunches.
CHIC AGO
CHICAGO March II QNS). - BUTTER -
Receipts sos tubs steady Extras. 81
score, 3iizc. standards y0-score cars,
- -.c. extra hrsts 81 score. - &C.. hrsts,
ssse-score, 1924 337.c; specials, 93-score,
81 ~ SIZE.
EGGs - Receipts 2j2 39 cases; steady
re lower Current receipts q &C.. fresh
extra firsis 2sa ~ 20 49,. fresh frsts, 2slg
tr2S iC. dIrtles. PIE, checks. 26l4c.
CHEESE - Twins 22 a. n 23c, daisies.
prints and longhorns. 23ii I23lac.
LIVE POULTRY STEADY, firm Tur-
KEYS. ls127c hens. lgT2jc, leghOrn hens
ia 100: sprineers "a pic; hroners. 22iz
123 PC roosters. iiiz lji3c, ducks, Iig
p l4c geese. lip lSc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12
Detroit Poultry

NsTte' nfT hrrq 8 Us and u7 ofr
lntef at4 ms &c leEhorr hens. 3 los
ant up 26r COCKS l24I4c. rock spring,
"rs - So ibs smooth legs 2Jc. rocr
orp.is-s % O. los pc stays 2Oc
cspo0s. los and 40 2se under lbs
ZOOS Nstke' unsettled c4rren, 70
g." I's. - We uudefsrsde- - % &c