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Evening star., 1942-09-26
Alexandria Youth Found
Shot to Death in Home

John Allen Cogan, 81, of 1913 East
Walnut street. Alexandria, Va, was
found last night with a bullet
through his heart in the basement
of his home, according to police. A
45-caliber pistol was beside his body,
police said.
The body was found by his BROTH
er, Lawrence, 18. The victim,
graduate of George Washington
High School, was a mail truck driver
at the Alexandria post Office.
DR.. John A. Sims, Alexandria cor
oner, is investigating.
Evening star., 1942-09-26
Burke May Enter Senate
Race as Independent
Py the Associated Press

e! tht ASSOCIATED Press.
Former Senator Edward r. Burke
of Nebraska said last night he would
run for Senator as an independent
if he found during the next 10 days
that there would be general sup
port" for him.
Mr.. Burke made his statement in
reply to question whether he
would accept a petition filed in his
behalf.
Evening star., 1942-09-26

AppIUX1m1I6 S2Ie9. I000y.
11:0o AN $3.50 1900 Noon 226. .S25
fUnit OF trading, 10 shares: sales
printed in full. In bankruptcy or receiver
ship or being reorganized under Bankruptcy
Act. or securities assumed by such COM
panies. Rates of dividend in the foregoing
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi-annual declara-
ton. Unless otherwise noted, special or
extra dividends are not included. xd Ex
dividend, xr Ex rights. Also extra or
extras. Cash or stock. Declared or paid
SO far this year. PAYABLE in stock Paid
last year. h Payable in Canadian funds
X Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year.
Evening star., 1942-09-26
Boost Army Fund

Chile has increased it's appropria-
tions for national defense by 81 ,440,-
600 to cover the extra costs of con-
scripts inducted into the Chilean
Army this year.
Evening star., 1942-09-26
Bonds

DOhOS
By Priyote Wire Direct to
The Stor.
Domestic - $4, ,s35,000
Foreign -- lis, 600
U. S. Govt. 21,0O0
TREASURY. Close.
IS 194S-5O March 1917
Is 1951-55 June - 100. 10
2l2s 1967-12 lola
NEW YORK CITY. Close.
IS 1880 --------1 103
FOREIGN. Close.
Agr Mtg Bk Col 6s A. 4S
Antioquia rs as A 15
Antioquia 1st rs 81 1494
Antioauia Sd IS 81 14l2
Argentine 4l2s IL G92s
Australia 5s 55 --- ~
Belgium 6l2s 40 %
Brazil 6i2s 1921-57- 311a
Brazil SIS Al 32,12
Buc Air 48ss Apr rs "a
Buenos Aires 324s 15 664
Canada IS 81 --- 0S14
Canada BIAS i'll 1Ol %
Canada IS 81 - 1Ol 1a
Chile Is 80 assd 1874
Chile IS 81 Jan assd 1872
Chile rs AZ assd 1SHs
Oh M Bk 624 81 assd 16ss
Colombia IS 20 - 36h
Colombia 6s 81 jan ASA
Cuba 4 les II rs "a
Denmark 412s 81 81
Denmark 5l2s Sd 3tas
Denmark is a. - 45Iz
Greek rs "a pt po--- s
Medellin 6l2S 81 1412
Norway 4H4s 65 = 5S7s
Panama 324s "a A std 67h
Pernambuco rs A. 12l2
Peru 6S 81 ------- 1924
Porto Allegro SIS 81 15as
Queensland 6s Al 70
Rio CIR Do Sui 6s 6S 145s
SAINT aFe Prov As "a 67la
Urugy 3As-4s-4 lss79 511a
DOMESTIC. Close.
Albany e. Sus 3Has As 92s,
Alleg Corp 5s A mod 80
Alleg Corp in 5s 30 81
Aileg Corp IS 80 mod 56N
Allied Stores 41as 81 103h
Am & F. PW 5s 203U "A
Am I G Ch 5l2s 40 103 Y
Am Internal 5 t2s 40 9ga-
Am Tel & Tel is 56 107
Am Tel e. Tel 3l4s 81 107H
Ann Arbor 1St As 95 81
Arm of Del st 4S 30 1O2
Armour of Del 4s 81 1862
AT&S Fe As 05-o5 l04 Z:
AT&SFadj As % stpd 93iI
AT&SFe gn As 93- 1llh
Att Coast l. lst As 81 S3I
AL c l. LIN cI As 81 ~
All C l. un 4ias 64 G3
All Coast Line 5S 40 1U2N
B & Q 1st As As .-- 5S5
b & . lst As 4S std 5H3
B S 0 cv COS std "a
BALTIC & o % A std 2g3
BALTIC q o % C std 335
BALTIC & o 90 F std 29a
| Bait & o 1000 D std 29s
B&OP&WVa As 81 st 40
Bell T of Pa 5s 80 c 1888
Beth Steel BIAS 80 F. 1929
Beth Steel BIAS 65- 1O2
Boston & Me As 90 71h
Boston u Me 412s 70 80
Boston & NYAL As 80 267
Bklyn Ed con BIAS 60 1857
Bklyn Un Gas 5s 45 1U3
Bklyn I'm G. IF Us AZ 102
Bur C r & N cl 5s "a 1O1
Bur CR&Ncol5S34ctts 1O1
Bush Ter con IS 55 50
Can Pac deb As perp II
Can Pac IS 81 "a :
| Garth g. Adir As 81 80
Cent OF Ga 1st IS As 63 !
Cent of Ga con IS 40 19f
Cent Of Ga IS 80 c T
Cent of Ga rf 5l2S 80 r
Ce RR (NJ gen 5s 81 2O7
Ce RR tNJ) & 5s S1rg 49,
Cent Pa lst rf As 40 S2a
Cent Pac IS so So
Oh & Ohio 3i2s 96 E l032
Chi & Alt ref IS 40 80
Chi B & @ gen As So 7Sl
| y D o. sR + 20 y
c B & @ ref IS II A rs
c b & @ / div 3l2s 40 90
C B & @ Ill div As 40 963
Chi & E Ill inc 81 81
Chi Ind & L ref As AZ 20
Chi Ind & L 5s 4 3O1
Chi Ind & L gen IS 66 9
Chi Ind & l. ref 6s AZ 33i
Chi Ind & Sou As 90 66
CM & S P G 3i2s 80 B 4l9
c M & S p g 4 i2s SOC 431
CM&StP gn 412s SO c 431
CM&StP 4 i2S 80 E 43
CM&StP 434s 80 = A
CMStP&Pac IS 75- II
CM S P&P ad IS 1000 A
Chi & N w gen As 81 "a
c & N W'n 4 l2s 2037 23
C&N w 412s 2O37 C 23
Chi & N w 434s 40 81
Chi & N w gen 5s 81 "a
Chi g. NV rf 5s 2O37 23
Chi r I & P ref As "a 163
Evening star., 1942-09-26
Light for Fire

Rural electrification in Fire after
the war is the subject of report
made to the Dublin government by
the Electric Supply Board.
Rubber in Mexico
Abandoned rubber plantations in
Mexico are being rehabilitated to do
their share in alleviating the rubber
shortage.
Evening star., 1942-09-26

The tide is about to turn. Push it
0ong with War savings stamps.
Evening star., 1942-09-26
Curb Bonds

Utah-Idaho S .15e
Venezuela Petrol
I1Jilcon Jorac DSSp
Evening star., 1942-09-26

The tide is about to turn. Push It
along with War savings stamps.
Evening star., 1942-09-26

By Priyote Wire Direct to
The Stor.
Evening star., 1942-09-26

Middling, spot, 19.60n.
n Nominal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
BIRTHS
BOYS

Boys were born to:
Jane Badish. 774i LInwood
Thelma Banash. ali Selden.
Lorraine Bremen. 1928 Wooding cham drive
Genevieve Boutrous. 140is Montrose
Lucille Burke. $50 Harding
Lorein Rowland. al North Rosevere Dear.
born.
Alice Cueny. 1906 Cherrylawn.
GarneIl Droelle. T707 East Forest,
Winifred Dietr, 1895 Chelsea.
Eleanor Dettloff. 2274 Watson.
Lillian MacFarland 1908 Holcomb.
Lottis Froncxak. 5i2e ogden.
Mary HAITI, 1905 Parkview.
Lillian Hoffman, 1853 Sixteenth.
Mary Jankowsk, 543s secor place
Ethel Kern 2114 Lskeview.
viols Kiehart. s1ss Elgin.
Nettie Kaminski, II9st Hamburg.
Hiidred Karl. 1909 Manor.
Bernice Lsbowski, is5os Rennsllsr Farm.
ington.
Ellen Monshsn. 1859 West Euclid.
Ingeborg Nickel. 1885 Ardmore.
Ruth Nicholson, 2i2 North First street,
Lucille Macy. 1885 Westminster.
Clara NieEnsjko 1928 Helen, Dearborn.
Josephine Oblin, 1853 Harold.
Lillian Pope. Gas Hecla.
Hazel Pistole 1854 East Grand boulevard.
Helen RozenbaJgter, 1921 Memorial
Madeline simone, 1913 Harding.
Jane Sprenger. 1924 Marlborough.
Alice sarns. iOi57 Beechdale.
Jeane Seavitte. 11725 Brosdsrset.
Helen stefinI. 2OO7i washteusw, Cratiot
Township.
Sarah Simons. 3345 Leslie.
Louise sedorff 1925 Eureka.
Rose Schwartz 2641 West Grand avenue.
Dolores Theobald. 7o24 Frederick.
Martha Troszak, 2713 Frederick.
Mildred wsjciechowski. 1924 East Hancock.
Mary Wilson, 4247 Hurlbut.
Helen Wright, 1928 Strathmoor.
Mary wineman. 1911 Mercedes, Livonis
Henrietta Wa.ik. 1894 Dubois.
Ruby Willis, 1928 Rivsrd.
Mildred Young. 1925 Henry street. Mel
Gilmore wager. 55e4 Moran.
Girls were born to-
Marjorie Andres. ia West Savannah.
Phyllis Bloenk, 1919 st, Mays,
Eleanor Berquist, 1s34f Monte Vista.
Myrtle Boor. 2242 Lycaste.
Clara Bedford, $50 Peterboro.
Anna Bednarcik. 6l42 Hedge.
Dorothy Boyce. 1905 Merriam court,
Pennington.
Lena caputo, ist East Woodland, Fern
dale.
Florence Jcraddock. ssi5 Monica.
Helen Collias, 1906 Hart.
Mary Duncan, 72ss North Orchard Terrace,
Ida Fortier, is64e Dale
Eleanor Gortst. s42i Willette.
Yetta Hanna. 1889 Chelsea.
Marian Hammond. GIT sunningdals, Crosse
Pointe.
Betty Higgins. 1881 Bewick.
Yve;te Hensley. eosi Nightingale, Dearborn
Township.
Geneva Jacobson. 1889 Hampshire Ctwlns).
sidna Jones 2i40s Cambridge. Pennington
Evelyn kremkow. 240 South Lafayette
Dearborn.
Sarah Lerner, 1892 wark.
Eleanor Lipi1ski. 207si Pinewood.
Helen Loeb, 5i12 Jos. Campau
Genevieve Mol, 1850 Sixteenth.
Pearl Mahoney, 1880 Woodlngham.
June Norris. l093s East Jsnsrson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
Single To|uene Plant
To Top World War

NEW YORK. April 16.%Stand-
ard Oil Company OF Indiana has
contracted with the government
to build a plant which will pro-
duce as much toluene for use In
manufacture of TINT as was pro-
duced in the whole United States
in the first World War, according
TO r. G.. Seubert, president.
Negotiations are in progress
which should result In construc-
ton also of a large plant to pro-
duce butadiene. one of the basic
Raterials needed for manufacture
of synthetic rubber. Schubert said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
Lewis Haney
Levi. Honey
Little Being Done
To Halt Initiation

If wanted keep temperature in your
you wouldn't try keep the from rising the Their
mometer Nor wouldn't the thermometer You would
either operate the of the heat by closing furnace drafts
would open
Just should prices to
keep down goods by
limiting desires by siphong purchasing power.
also increase the supply Of goods by decreasing by
creasng output This would involve change labor policy
The only control prices is control the
, DOWN very 20 eisia.e pahces IKE Tying 10 noo the mer
ton to abandon the price system like throwing
thermometer either would be
might feel hotter
There Is absolutely in all this
imitation of prices while keep initiating the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
DESCRIBES EFFECTS

Emphasizing the far-reachinl
effect OF orders converting civilian
industry 10 war production, ReeC
said:
THE months ahead will see
the terrible impact OF these or
ders upon the business, labor,
and consumer groups In the
community on every member Of
this committee.
The letters and correspond
ence you viii receive I'm the
weeks ahead and the evidence
that will present itself TO you
on all sides will prove con-
ciusively that American indus
try In being rapidly and ruth
icssIy converted To the awful
business OF war.
THAT this cannot be done
without serious disIocation--un-
employment, bankruptcy, hard
ship and suffering must be clear
60 ALL"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Howard p. Lash. Il: Model Rasberry. IL
Stanley Il. Rommer, 20; Anne Dobryden p
Ransom II. Robbins 30: Msdslyne A. Nj
Mike Parrino, 20: Bsrn.de,te L. Barron 10
Robert J. Mcclellan 40; Florence p
Harry p. Gregory. a; Msry X. Butler IL
Thomas Mccormick, Il; Grace Dahlstrom
Frederick W. Msrshick. Il; Florence q
Lewis IS.
John d. Fesrn, 10; Bertha Dawson. is.
LLOYD Frankenheid, So; Rowena J. Brown
Theodor oru.ts. 20; hary r. Dikin. IL
Mack J. StAtda. u. Josephine Bilko, ls.
John Ne Gardner. 2s: Jane Geegs. n.
Francis o. LaPiants, Is; Dorothy sehsi
Richard NJ Clark. 70: Betty Bacho. IS.
Joseph vslmassoi. 30; Bruna Fioritti, Il.
Alfred NJ smith, 40; Ella n Thornton. Is
sylvester Tafelski as Helen FrudIinsk'
Kenneth n. Gallagher, Al; ELL. s,roh. a
Lester Post. rs: Name r. Brooks, a.
Casper J. Almli. as Martha !. Heinonen
10
Henry Decker. IS: Georgia souIs. n.
Theodore p. Panaretos, 10: Margaret 4
Michael BRO. -: Julia Maye; SO.
Christ Dunst. 80: Anne Neal. ~.
Louis Schmidt. 10: Louise Lueders, IS.
william Macier. 20: Ruth Taylor, ~.
Adam A. Martin, a.; Lillian sienkiewiez
Burnion Thornton. 81; Josephine Rose. rs
Robert Mertz. Il: Marie Rossman. IS.
Joseph Parent. 20: Dot v. Camp. IL
Bernard Heath, Il: Emogene Rork. II.
Henry J. Maiover, IS; Justine A. Mcmahon
vitoid Manierski. rs: Agnes Dutko. 10.
Sol Panush az; Sylvia Logan, IL.
Ri osnS.- A. ,, oardrin'h' 70; Lorraine y
Anthony Derutis. II; Louise srksrsdnrk
Eugene o. sisrens. n; Irene M. Longville
Jesse Petway, 20: Sarah r. smith. II.
Earl r. shellenberssr. 70; Genevisve L
Clayton al.
Amedeo March, az; Mary Goodwin, SO.
Francis w. Mcveigh, IS. Viola l.. Chafree
Sabine cervantes. 81; Helen Sanchez. "a
Edmund J. zielinski. a; Helen J. Butry
Ralph r. Kujsws. ~ Irene NJ. Bsblc1. Il
Donald M. Swan, 90; Evelyn A. BerdAn
Frank II. Grsbowski ~; famine J. Purio
Cyril J. MOeTer. 81; Madeline NJ. Jscque
stephen F Thomas. 20; Lyla d. Sheppard
Fred Procknow. So: Anna CLEARWATER. "a.
Louis A. MllIeFy 80 Grace Wheeler Sc
fkalNn W ftlkutnt DOIlr LUST Al.
Charles Hover. 81: Mary Kordosh. as
william Douglas, 81 Dorothy Lovette, II.
Floyd y. Rivard. "a Dolores I. Derry. II.
Edward r. olenzek. 20; Betty M. Williams
10
James Ferguson. "a; Lillian Porter. as.
Harry J. A. Archer. IS: Mildred NJ. scnu
Vincent Esper 20: Beatrice Gnsnon, IT.
oscar r. Haas: Dorothy Machech, 26.
William c. BLISS, 20; Phyllis r. King, 10.
Vincent B. Enrietu. 81; Annetta X. Falsr
deau. 23
Frank Mcdonald, as: Mary Dosing, "a.
Frank Long. 81: Katharine Bronskole. 50
Richard =. stone, So: Mary NJ. Davis, as
George Witt. IS: Louise Dollar. 81.
Nalentine DARN, as. Gladys DARN. 20.
Walter Khclo. az; Leons M. kubiatowski
a.
George A. ssuss, %; Mary A. Pawlevich
John capen. rs; Olga chobot, "a
James Garland. 10; Dorothy Mathews, Is
Joseph p Chsyks, "a; Georgenia Doolittls
az
Fred W. Rubin, So: Pauline Msrkle, 4s
Denver c. Douglas. 70; Betty NJ. Hodgkin
John Kroi. 20; J.nnI. Llpow.ki. "a.
Edssard Gudsnsu, as; Josephins Friedrich
Ralph v. AIrner. a: Virginia rorncrsk. q
Henry A. Tomasryeki. "a; stella r. wy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
Standard Tube
Profit Treb|ed

Standard Tube Company re-
ports 1941 net profit of $339.373
after federal income taxes. etc,
equal after annual dividend re-
quirements on the Glass A stock,
on which unpaid dividends
amounted 10 S2.45 a share at the
close Of the year, 10 70 cents a
share on 10000 shares of Glass
B stock.
This compares with a net profit
OF $120. 1893. or 70 cents a share on
the Class B stock i'm 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
-BIRTHs-DEATHs-
MARRIAGE LICENSES

nomenie Ginardi. Is Yolanda c. Jordan.
%
Gilbert J. Brashsw, 81; Dorothy r. Spray.
20
Edward 2. Msyoros, "a: Martha NJ. zien.
ter, al
John y. Roth. %; Margaret N. williams.
20.
Donald c Clement. al; Jeanette v. n.
settle 20
Philip A. Vincent. al; Helen A. Dulles.
n
Julius Teptr 81: Irene Pesta, Is
Tnomae c. Mcclure, "a Blanche shefsky.
81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
Army Buys Millions
Of Shirts and Shorts

WASHINGTON, April 16.-The
army quartermaster department
purchased approximately $4,000
600 yards of various types of cot
ton cloth. including twill. drill and
olive drab sheeting. Other pur-
chases included approximately
18. 600. 900 pairs of summer cotton
shorts and 100000 sleeveless
understands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
BIRTHS

Iris McVey. 4503 TrumbulI.
Dorothy Oiesak. $40 Blaine
Gertrude Pollock. 1858 Wolverine. Hazel
Park
ottilie Purdy. $50 Bewick.
Lucille PakriefkA. 6054 Barrett
Frances Prutow, 1870 Lauder.
Minnie Patrico 224l Canton.
Mary Rec. l1227 Healy
Marie Reichmann. sT2s Lakepointe
Olga Ryba, 2653 Theodore.
Lorraine Radxikowski. 4452 Grandy.
Susan Reed. 502S Linsdaie.
Theresa sabo, 12402 Dequindrs.
Jeanette schuioerg. 1874 West Philadelphia
Leona soroos. 1881 Pinehurst.
Jane swsrtxenberg, 1881 Houston.
Bernice seitI, $500 bearing.
Theresa scarsella. 1914 Bessemore
Helen Vargo. 1905 Wheelock.
Lucille MILFORD 154ls Pinehurst
Della Wolinski. 2134 McPherson
Geraldine Wygonik, $3.50 Addison
Helen Zimmerman, 54o1 Buckinghs1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
Initiation Is Reduction in Purchasing Power

Imitation reduction the purchasing
caused either by increasing the quantity credit
decreasing its security Coo many notes. greenbacs
may be issued the be educed)
The chief imitation works always through
credit and debit private public 1t that debts
swollen that they cannot be paid In full practicable time
This how always brings imitation up
impossible limits At the time it that the debt
incurred for nonproducve spent
munitions of that repayment provided
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
Lille Being Done to Prevent Runaway Prices

We the midst of the expensive
the world has The nonproducte expenditure
debt mounting undreamedof levels. imitation
imitation inevitable the itself.
But nothing much being done about it, We
to hold the mercury In the thermometer down That what
TO NIX ceilings. Now this
with the mere symptoms of imitation is a failure
So 1t proposed adopt "the Bach plan" freezing"
all This would be throwing
window Either would be completely ineffective would
complete coectvist augmentation
consumption Accordingly the stage being for the control
and management of economy" ostensby a
preventing imitation This the significance
going
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
Livestock Markets
DETROIT

CATTLE-Rsceipts 500: all classes In
comparatively light supply. steers and heif-
supply of COW, sold actively at strong
prices: bulls steady: package good l. OSi-Ib
fed steers, S12.75. medium quality but fat
around i.iSo-Ib. fed steers. sl2.25: other
medium steers, xi075n11.73 odd lots
common kinds. 50 75sr 10 so: few common
90 medium neifers, 50 IS ~ II SO: medium 20
good cows. Ssde. so; odd head strictly good
young cows to $40; cutters mainly 81 so "a
s.So; Gamers. So. 0T.25: weighty sau-
sage bulls. 500 1925; odd beef bulls 70
$40 So
CALVES Receipts. 500: vealers steady
after most early bids were soc lower; top
and bulk good 90 choice grades. SIS: com
mon and medium S9Gi35O
sHEEP-Receipts, 900, little done early
on slaughter lambs, few early bids and
sales steady. generally asking stronger.
small lot medium 60 good .woOled lambs
$3.50: common kinds eligible around
sli.5 so down; bidding up to $40. 80 on shorn
lambs with No. 2 pelts. asking SiO.75 and
above odd head choice shorn fat ewes up
TO S.
HoGs-Receipts 500 no early bids
or sales: Indications lower. statesmen wiIiins
20 concede slight decline on butchers
scaling $50 lbs. upward: good 10 choice
IL IS.
Prices furnished by the United states
Department OF Agriculture.
PITTSBURGH. April IS NsJ.-CAT.
TLE-Receipts IS: market steady steers
choice, Si3nif: medium 10 good. SiI2s
u2.25; common. SSui1 heIfers. medium
10 good. Ss.75Gs.75; common, 81 sou
SIS; cows, medium to good. 81 501s IS
Gamers and cutters. t5.75Q725 bulls
good to choice, tie,2SSIi:- common
HoGs-Rscsipts 500. market steady: 1870.
$50 lbs, tlttl 9 1890; 10000 lbs, sit sc
n 1i65: 200 20 lbs. Si46 n 1875: 22O
$50 lbs, Si4. IA II. IS; 25O-2gO lbs SIi q
1880: 2eO-350 lbs, Sl3 75al425: 100
$50 lbs, sl2.5oG rs; roughs, si2. 5Oa
sHEEP-Receipts 100; market steady
Se.25n 1929: common lambs, sea-; ewes
S4.50M6; wethers. x5.5Oa6
CALVEs-Receipts 100: market steady
good 10 choice. si4n 1880: medium, $40 y
IL; culs and common, S6us.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO April IS dNs). HOGS Re
overs. 1000 top. Sll65: bulk. Sii.aOn
1850; hesvies, Sii35Gits3. mediums
s1t40d1i65; lights. $i4ai4.5O: ligh
lights, Si3.75g1425; packing sows. si3.7.
d1450i pigs. $3.50 a 1850
CATTLE-Receipts, 3. 800: market steady
Calves, receipts. 500: market steady. Bee
steers, choice, $4,000 49, medium 81
heifsrs. soaiL50; cows. SEQ 1880; bulls
Se9ii; calves. s7d1t; feeders. ssdi2.75
stocksrs steers Ss.5OdI3.25; cows and
hsifers, ss75df725.
sHEEP-Recelpts, $500; market steady
lambs. ti7.50f13 common. 500 Il 80
yesrlinEs. $3.50 1913, feeders. tioGi7
ewes. t6eG
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16

Lionel Corporation has decIa red
the regular quarterly dividend of
ID cents on the common. payable
May 20 to holders OF record Nav 8.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16

Ci-ARk-At Laports Ind, formerly Of De-
troit. Frank. beloved husband Of Pauline
dear father OF Charles and Francs. Funeral
service fr1cay, $50 O. m, from the J. W.
Nancy funeral chapel, Lincoln and Han
cack; 10 a m. AZ Visitation Church
(Bruce), April IL. be.
loved wife of Kenneth Waters, dear
sister OF Joseph and Charles Bruce Burial
funeral home, Hudson and Grand River
May her soul rest In peace
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
Rationine Merely Restraints Public Desires

BY "sphoning labors income and adding
burden the general purchasing would
raoning consumption. desires would
counteracted
But nothing will be done limit debt the
forces tending depreciate the currency!
he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
Male Hello Wanted

ENGINEERING AIDS for municipal service
20 assist in various phases OF engineering
work In field. plant, drafting room. labora-
tory or Office. Several vacancies At xf,7to
per year (Sl,9l4 after July 4. 1912 10 b
allied by competitive examination. Appii-
age and citizens OF the United states. For
full details and applications. write or
apply 20 the Detroit Civil Service Commits
sion, Sixteenth Floor, Water Board Build
ing. T35 Randolph street, Detroit, Mich,
on or before May 4. 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-16
DIVORCES

Margaret Casey from Charles.
Elsie Nielsen from Jack
Cecilia O'Connor from Thomas.
Carmela Delsi from Pasqualino.
Minnie Boehmke from Alfred.
Catherine Bretzloff from Norma
Lawrence Hitzelt from Marie.
Bernice Fry from Robert.
Rose Beens from John.
Ethel Wroblewski from Edward.
trieda LeMaire from George.
June szucs from stephen.
Helen Malone from Robert.
Emmett Taylor from Laura.
Frank Cox from Mary.
Bonnie Harvey from Harold.
Alma Strewsine from George.
Viola Zyuick from william.
Laura Wyatt from Roy.
Cecne sinock from Clybourne
William II. Westwood from Mabel r
Elizabeth @. Gilbert from Brunson.
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DEATHS


Sophie Klopp. 3sI7 Bagley, Is.
hichsrd l.. shannon. 1857 Fischer a.
Mae Drapeau. 1858 Hart, 81.
W,nis m 10y; 2sas Sixth; as
Louis santo. l27 West wins. a. ~
Mary Stewart Tyler. 1881 Calvert. So.
'eorge henry o'Rourk. es1 Pilgrim. Biz
mingham, IS
William ysrdine. 1853 vinewood. rs.
Isabelle Gillian, 1890 stoepei. "a.
Lizzie Moore. 425 GARFIELD 81.
Chris Pete Doupis. as25 Hastings, 30.
Je..ss s srn.,s 1917 9 woediswn. 81.
Viola Schwenk. 227 West Grand Blvd. az.
Henry Lee Williams, sss Superior, 81.
Edna Morris. 1929 Cameron. 2.
Rose Linn McMurtrie, 1890 Burlingame Il
Virginia Banks, isls Hack, is.
Mary SAX. 1921 ST. Auhin-- Al
Edward Hills. 2174o Audrey, Dearborn. IS
Leopold Dudley Stafford. 573s Harvard
Emily osmer. s4.4 Bedford road. 80.
Harry Il. simpson. Arcadia, Cal, 81
Walter smoot. $3.50 Haziett, as.
sam s",, pKIM s,,s. s; seas wsySun 81
I,ota Jones. 15437 Saratoga. 2s.
John A. Doak, 444 Continental. 81.
Casper Casper J Peit.; ZOOS Harding. 10.
Walter Donald Highgate, 1300s Lonsview.
Mary T. Moore, so32 Wabash. 90.
Frank Monsstieri, 1900 chene. II months
Nyria Pugh. ga winder, 81
Victoria Parsons. 1928 Ferdinand. -.
Charles A. Eligh. 1929 Bewick, IS.
Anna NJ. Bauer, 1920 Engelside. 90.
Efhe Jane Sabourin. e53 w. Hancock, IS.
Rose Herbst. els East Jefferson, 81
Mary Tnorold, 3s7A Glenwood. Wayne,
Michael y. Fiergous s2i1 Van Dyke, 70.
Emil Blondell. 1882 Teppert es
Connie Mack Canoy. 1855 Pine, 4 months.
Elizabeth Nestell, 1f72 West Hancock. 90.
Mike Heron, 65s Michigan. bs.
Thomas Kidd. Herman Kiefer, ~
Doris May Cor, 202i2 Prairie, 2 months.
Julie Modor, Worthwhile, Mich, S.
Elisha Belle Wilson. 154e Orstiot Sc
Bertha Ferguson. 1901 West Grand bouls.
' ward, 80
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Earnings

tion and It's domestic subsidiaries report
1871 net income OF Si.o5t. $50, after federal
income taxes, etc. equal to 81 a share on
o7s, $50 shares. against 81 .3Ts, 00e or $50
a share In 1870.
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Crscible Steel Csmeasy Of Amsssca for
the quarter ended March 81. rsports q
net prott Of 81, Soi. III after federal taxes
against a revised net pront OF 81 ass, ISL
In the hrnt nuarter of lell