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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-05

Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Noonchester
and son Donald plan to 90 fishing
in the Saline River at the week
end.
Mrs. Robert Park, St. Paul. Mimi,
came Thursday night to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Schaffer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Slagenwhite
moved this week from 14l Ecorse
Rd. TO 514 n. Huron ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Squires and
family moved to Milan Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Piatt have gone
to Dayton, Ohio, TO spend the week.
Miss Dorothy Salisbury. Mar
lette. has been the guest OF her sis
ter. Mrs. ClydeF. Renwick, about a
week. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ". Fry have
moved back TO Jackson after being
in this city nearly a year. They had
lived at 210 Wallace Blvd,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-05
To Attend WeddlnQ

Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Smith will
go to Detroit Saturday morning
to attend the wedding OF Miss Helen
Dolezel and Robert Khngan in St.
Gertrude's Church. Jefferson Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will spend Sat
urday night at the home of Mr.. ard
Mrs. John Grant, Crosse Pointe
Woods.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-05
Parents Of Daughter

A daughter was born in BeyeT
Hospital Thursday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth McCulliz. 3S4 E. Forest
Ave. The baby weighed five pounds,
Is ounces.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-05

East and West had announced
that their opening bid Of two in
suit was on a weak hand. not good
enough for a sound bid of one
With a hand strong enough to
guarantee game. they would
merely bid one Of minor. which
must be kept open. and would
Jump on the second round. That
explains the peculiar looking
opening call OF 2-Cubs in the bid
ding sequence given above.
North might have done better
IL he had decided to treat his hand
as two-suiter. by bidding spades
on his FIRST turn. and then hearts
later. perhaps after a spade rebid.
Instead, however. he doubled to
show the general strength OF his
hand at once. That opened the
door for West to fenagle North
out OF the correct contract hv
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-05
HAS HE THE WEAPONS!

A PLAYERS ability to cope
with tactics used by his opponents
does not depend primarily upon
his shrewdness and general intel
ligence. In the bidding It is also
important to him to have some
way to tell his partner the facts
about his hand regardless Of what
the enemy may attempt. In some
situations he may lack the neces-
sary weapons to combat them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
u. 5. Pipe Adds
To Steel HOLDINGS

NEW YORK. Dec. %. 49, United
States Pipe and Foundry Company
has acquired working control of
ISloss-Sheffield Steel and Iron Com
pany by purchase from Allied
Chemical and Die Corporation for
an unstated amount the latter
holdings of $500 common shares
of Sloss-Sheffeld.
This gives L. S. Pipe a 54,S7 per
cent ownership of the Sloss- Shelf
field 94.3ls common shares out.
standing. In addition Sloss-
Sheffield has 2S,647 shares OF S
per cent preferred outstanding.
which have equal voting rights
with the common, so that on a
combined basis the u. S. Pipe stock
interest is equivalent 10 42.6 per
cent OF both classes of stock.
AS a result of this transaction
the Pipe company will be the larg-
est individual holder of Sloss-Shef-
field shares. II is presumed that al
some future time representatives
Of u. s. Pipe will be elected to the
hoard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Deviises Special Tools

Master Mechanic Henry v.
fIank1 kreHger is free lancs
designer of machine tools.
man whose fertile brain has
been a leavening force in mans
mastery Of mechanical mass
production. In the past 20 years,
saws Coronet. he has devised
hundreds of special purpose tools
for the automobile industry.
The Hawk. " designed by Don
aid r. Berlin has been damned.
adored and doubted more than
any other plane we have. But
j does me job il was made for.
and that's AL acronautical engi-
neer Berlin cares about. The
controversies that have ragged
over his planes performances
have not ruffled the calm dis
poSiiion of this Hoosier falconer.
for his Hawks are helping 10
bring United Nations victory
closer daily.
David A Wallace Is described
by Coronet as a rough and
runpled master mechanic who
fathered the mirror-snooth finish
Of metal surfaces. This develop
ment came at the opportune
moment for high-Speed, multi
horsepowered engines. And Wal.
lace's contribution 10 the metal
working arts. called Super
finish" is hard at work today
in hundreds ef shops IN Dctroits
and democracy's arsenal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Saginaw Sergeant
Prisoner Of Japs

SAGINAW. Dec. 28.-After fail.
ing to hear from their son for a
year, Saginaw family today hac
received word that he is a prisoner
in japanese prison camp.
A war department message
brought the information to Mr.. ano
Mrs. Cecil A. Feavyear, Ports.
mouth road, Buena Vista Town.
ship. The son, Staff Sgt. Charles
Reed Feavyear. Joined the army in
September. l94l, and arrived for
duty at Manila two weeks before
the Pearl Harbor attack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Social Security
LIST Up in Flint
Times star Correspondent

FLINT, Dec. 2S.--Walter G
Mayer. manager of the social Sc
curity board field office here, to-
day said that the Christmas shop
ping season has resulted in more
than 500 social security aceoan;
numbers being issued here in the
first 26 days OF December.
The number is greater than the
average for a normal period OF this
length, he said. o..
"The increase Ii due largely to
the hiring Of men and women.
boys and girls, for temporary
work I'm stores. for service with
delivery agencies, and for extra
work during the holiday period"
Mayer explained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Notes Opposition TO Issuing Blank Checks

My talks with opposition leaders indicate that will stand
out against executive attempts to get blank checks in the
The Congress
bill of particulars wherever feasible limits
further cedng of broad discretionary
The opposition further whiting
dealing with the enegotiation of although
emp small contracts and will seek bonus efficient
producers.
social security seem feasible for the
administration through
old benefits TO farmers other
On the other hand vigorous opposition
posal to federalZe the state unemployment schemes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Agencies tremendously Overstaffed With Clerks

This senator declared there would be another
change in the mood of the new Congress- This time he said
there Will be nsstence
regular but also in the spend
of the themselves Specifically he said that the
Congress Would look charges that such agencies
the WB and OPA tremendously oversaed with clerks
Even the armed services themselves trying to their
houses IN order TO anticipate congressional criticism There has
been combng OF commissioned officers desk
Washington determine whether they could
by older physically unfit that they could participate
battle there
dency civilian employers put
averaged and crippled
In fields especially in those related to radio and cleo
however the developments that
found difficult impossible older
replace youthful specialists high officer told
that he thinks the OF should be applied
that younger who Indispensable
Washington despite any clamor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Auto
Graphs
Magazine Honors
S Oetroiters as
Engineer wizards =
BY SILER FREEMAN

The January issue of Coronet
magazine honors five prominent
Detroit engineers. one of them
posthumously. Under the provo
cative title of "Automotive
Merlins" the magazine singles
out Charles Sorensen as master
of mass production" Henry r.
Kreuger, THE mechanics me-
chanic:" Donald r. Berlin. Gen.
eral Motors plane designer;
David A. Wallace. the perfector
Of superfinish. and Albert Kahn.
father of modern factory de-
sign"
Mr.. Kahn died recently, Coro-
net calls him 'the MASTER
builder who tong before Pearl
Harbor perfected the formula
TO speed the ornaments pro-
gram. Mass production of fac
tories was Kahn's speciality, .
speciality that won him world
reknown long before Coronets
accofade.
Sorensen. the big pattern
maker and foundryman. who as
Ford'S vice president launched
the Ford magnesium foundry,
aircraft engine plant and Will
low Run bomber plant, became
the personal enemy Of Hitler
when the Nazis over-ran Den
mark. Coronet declares. The
man who evolved the moving
assembly line. Sorensen is the
man responsible for the plans Of
the worlds biggest bomber fac.
tory. "Liberator" is the name
which the Raj coined for these
planes. That name. says Coro.
net. suits "Cast-Steel Charlie
10 a r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Development OF Leadership Remains to Be Seen

An standing leader opposition pointed
that despite the practical majority of the opposition the Demo-
cratic Party still controlled by New Deal had
organize both houses select committee chamen and determine
what bills should be He
that condition especially prevailed the although
House the rules committee might order otherwise.
As result this frankly
wondering whether develop positive leadership That
mains to be
The opposition according TO statements made
be metcous expedtng rather than reiardng effort
There high patriotic for this In addition
political considerations The opposition provide
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
What Wins Awards

A cross section OF the type
OF production improvements for
which the Cadillac division has
already awarded approximately
SIS 900 in war bonds TO some
l00-odd workers is contained in
the latest list OF IS. One en-
ploye advised the elimination ~
small air washer and W.
utilization Of unused capacity ~
larger one nearby. Another
suggested p change in machining
practice that resulted in the
saving OF $50 hours a month. A
third foresaw the advantage Of
hinged flaps on a fixture to re-
mind workmen 10 change their
drill setups.
Biggest winner on the new
roll was Everett G.. Ames, 1853
Schaefer road, Dearborn, who
suggested the retoOling OF an
automatic screw machine. thus
reducing The number of second
airy machining operations.
Anthony J. kajewski. 1880
Roland street. suggested the re-
arrangement OF tools on a turret
lathe. resulting in the elimina-
ton OF two operations in the
machining OF a distributor sup
port. The air washer idea came
from w. V. Treganowen, 1858
Irvington avenue. Edward Pol
Gym. 1854 Harper avenue. con-
ceived the fixture guards. His
proposal eliminated handling
that was formerly necessary 10
avoid occasional scrapping OF
aircraft gear reduction cases.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Detroit Produce

Michigan. bushel crates, Y. g
No l. IA Inch minimum, unless otherwise
stated-Cold storage: Mcintosh, Sl.751
i.s5, Delicious. s225d2 80. best s2.76
Northern spys. Si.7bn2; Jonathans, SIS,
az; SHOWS. 81. so: common storage: Bald
wins. 81; Wageners, 81: starks, S1.l5d
25 New York, oushel crates, Mcintosh
Y. S. No J. ~ Inch minimum. Sl.75d
fancy s0-l25si s3.f5i fancyLI2-13sk. 81
q $50.
ANIsE-caufornia. Los Angeles crates
H.5oq475i u crates, s2.25g2.5o.
81 40n so; Florida, flats s-14s, s1.7:
a2.25
BEANs-Bushel hampers: Florida, Plen
tifuls, s. 5og4. WAX beans. best. Nm425
fair So. so. Black Valentines. generally
good IS IS; ordinary, S2d2.50.
BEETS--Texas, u crates. xi.s5d2.
BRoCCoLl-Caliiornia. pony crates. 5,
0RRIssELs- spRours-caHiars4.,
drums, Sf045o.
CABBAGE-Texss Los Angeles crates
So fou 3 80, generally good SO as n crates
50 Arizona, Los Angeles crates 81: Flor
ida. y -bushe hampers. 81 23g so; fe~
50 IS. few low as 81, New York, 5o-lb.
sacks Danish, $40.
CARROTS LOS Angeles crates. s-dozen
hunchss, California, $4.ooG52o: Arizona
S.75d5SO.
CAULIFLowER California, pony crate,
CELERY Michigan, bundles, DOZEN
wire bound crates, IA dozen, S4.75d5: y
crates, 20-inGh, IS; Golden Heart, 1920
inch, n crates, as dozen, S5.25: Florida.
wire bound crates, Golden Heart, washed,
dozen, Sc: s-s-l0s. 81: Ky, se5o97
CRANBERRIEs-Msss y bar
rel boxes. Sf25H4.50
= GRAPES California. display Tugs. EN-
perors, U. S. No. /. 1926, generally good,
So
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crates. Iceberg.
Arizona. Yuma and Phoenix districts, s.
doz.. S595.25. few best high as IS. IS;
4 dor, S51 $50, few H.75
LEAF LETTUcE-Hothouss, 1o-lb. bas-
kets, Ohio, $i.45al.5o
ONfONS-50-lb. sacks, Michigan, ". y.
No. 1. Yeiiuws. medium, best, 81 IS I. rs;
fair TO generally good. 1880 so; 10-lb.
sacks medium. $50 3ic; lob. sacks, yell
medium. generally good, $3.50; Colorado.
sweet Spanish. IT, s. No 1, Bin. and
larger, $4,000; Colorado. Round Whites.
generally good. medium, s220.
PEPPERS - u blu. crates California
Wonders Elo oda,v ss7sg far .u::.,itsy x
a.: bu. bskts.. s2.73q2s5.
PoTATOEs-10o-lb sacks. Y. g. No J.,
size A. Idaho, Russet Burbanks. washed,
SO 35: unwashed. s3.15d 3.25; Maine. vari-
Gus varieties 81 so, 50.lb. paper sacks.
81 rs 80 15.lb paper sacks, 4oalle;
SO % 50-lo. sacks. 81 $50 IS; Michigan
Chippewas, 81. 35 Russet Rursls, s2.201
? rs. common, 81. 10: Upper Peninsula, To-
IN. paper sacks. ". =. No 1, Chippewas
3sc Green Mountains, 37o.
RApIsHEs-Texss. pony crates, ~ $50
sHALLoTs-Louisisns. barrels. SO so
I'll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Bay City Army Pilot
MISSING i'm Bomber

sponsible for the weekend robbery
NJ the Gadman drug store AT 3l9
Marquette street. Police based this
opinion on the fact that the in
truder shuffled through the store s
narcotic supply.
He also laid himself open 10 a
federal charge by taking So from
the postal substation funds. The
store TIL was robbed OF $50.
Numerous minor accidents
were reported when weekend
rain and sleet brought some Of
the worst driving Of the season.
One person way injured.
Bay 'County's final 1912 draft
contingent will leave here tomor-
row. One hundred men Will make
up the group, most of which is
furnished by the city draft board.
They will gather AT the West Side
Masonic Hall for lunch before
the train leaves shortly before IL
O'Clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
M. S. Rukeyser
M S. Rukeyser
Major Changes Loom
With New Congress

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2SWhen the Congress convenes
new ingredient will be injected into national affairs
If the expectations of leaders Demo-
Gratis and Republicans who constitute working
Ory both houses fulfilled the Congress will be devoid
rubber
the Congress will Loyalty back the President deemed
will balk social
form and purely internal innovations OF character
In addition opposition oons profess feel solemn
ton audit thoroughly the expenditures OF the
tive departments One leading Republican told that
especially stressed the holding the
owned corporations such the RFC accounting
as the SEC, imposes private corporations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Messengers
100 Pigeons Being Trained
as OSD Couriers
VTime- star Correspondent,

LANSING. Dec. 28.-Approxi-
.mately 100 birds. owned by mem
berS Of the Lansing Hominf
Pigeon Club are being trained tc
serve as means OF communication
between defense control centers in
towns and villages throughout
The county and the master contro
center Of The civilian defense unit
u Was announced here today
The birds viii be used IN CsSC
of disruption ol telephone anc
radio communications in event 81
attarH By The enemy, defense All.
thOrites SAID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Rites Held for Wife
OF MISC Professor

LANSING. Dec. 2s.-Funeral
services for Mrs. Elvs Clark.
prominent East Lansing club.
woman and wife Of Prof. Arthur
J. Clark. head Of the chemistry
department al Michigan State Col
lege. who died Saturday. were held
today from the EsteS-Leadley co.
lonisl chapel. Mrs Clark was 4
charter member Of Chi Omega So.
roriiy and pstronesS of Nh Phi
an honorary musical sorority The
ClsrkS home j. ~ 800 Oakhiil
avenue, East Lansing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Pontiac Theeters

OAKLAND D. Somewhere I'll Find You q"
STRAND The Forest Rangers "
STATE" wildcat" and CITY Of Silent
Men -
on Broadvsy."
oRPHEUM-"s ship Ahoy' and Henry
and Dizzy"
HURON--"Juke Girl' and THE Mag.
nihcent Dope"
DKKYTON Holiday Inn" and "Care-
full. Soft Shoulders -
KEEGo-"H Holiday Inn" and This Post.
nan DIDN'T Ring"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Lansing Theaiers

MICHIGAN" Somewhere I'm Find You.
GLADMER-"Th Palm Beach story"
LANSING-''sp Spy Ship and Youth OF
Parade.
CAPITOL" The Major and the Minor
and Murder in the Big House
STATE" Tales Of Manhattan
NORTHTOWN-" Now. Voyager"
SOUTHTOWN 1870 Holiday Inn" an
Alias Boston BlBckie "
PLAZA - Keep En- FLYNN g. anc
Singapore Woman
ORPHEUM Mrs. Minver."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
N. Y. Bank CIearinqs
Reduced by Holiday

NEW YORK, d &C. %. New
York Clearing House Association
reports clearings for the five-day
week ended December "a totaled
So, 591 ,310,6S3. as compared with
81, 423, SS9, 857 in the previous week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Livestock Markets
CHICAGO

Receipts. 10, 500; steady: top. Sass: bulk
Sl4. 5ou 1850; heavies, $4,000 IA SIS
mediums $4,000 1850: lights. siI 40 a
14.7o; light lights. 1890 q IL so; psckins
sows. So 900 1890; pigs, So. 1914.
100: steady. Beef steers. choice, si5f
1888; medium, S12h15 yesrlings. si2a
1925. Butcher cattle, heifers, si0di5.7S;
cows, ~. 80 q 1926 bulls sl0q13.s5;
salves sea-
sHEEP-Receipts, 9 600; steady; lambs
sf51i6. common. Sl30 IS. ysarlirgs
sl2 So 1850, ewes, s6qs25. feeders
lst3d14.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Flint Theaten

CAPITOL" konsunsrs IN Flnd YOU o.
PhLACE-"r The pslrn Bssrn story
REGENT TIE Major and n, Minor
sn1 "Spsa'sr Giri "
STRAND -- Ice .Csrssss Revue" sae
Counter -Espionsss
sTATE-fTaks Letter Daring" and
Pierre 80 ne plains
GARDEN--"Ths cas- Kty snd 'prl
vsts smith. 4. .
DFLLA $50 wake Isltrd
N-"Tses 81 Manhattan
NORrOHN - Eagle sqHAa44-,.-s So
TOP Sergeant
EiALTo go SKY Devts' ard "GreAi
CgyN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
PITTsRIRGH

PITTSBURGH Dec. 2e uNsl. =
CATTLE Receipts, IS. market steady
si46i5; common. 5000 o IL. 80; hsifers
good TO choice. ti311f. medium 20 good
$40. 50nl2,5o common IS so 10 50: cows
good 10 choice, si0Q1i: medium TO good
IS 50me.5n. Gamers and cutters ssds. so
bulls. good 10 choice fl21 1925: common
to medium, 50 n 1880
HOGS Receipts. so; market steady
$50 to $50 lbs, S15.f0n rs. So 10000 lbs
SIS. 90 Is. so; 200 10 200 lbs sl5t01
1880 22o TO $50 lbs. Sl5.40ai55o 25t
10 300 lbs, SIS asa IS 90 400 TO $50 lbs
SIS n ID Is: 100 10 $50 lbs, 40 o rs. 2:
roughs. S13. 5Om 1870
Choice lambs, sI5.7bn 1928: medium Il
good, $3.50 Is common lambs, s725d
s.2s. ewes, S4,50ns: wethers. $3.50 q as
CAt,VEs-Receipts, So market steady
good, Si4ooa 1880; cults and common,
Nu H. ~. MN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
$4,000
INVESTMENT. OPPORTUNITY
IN LIVE MANUFACTURING COMPANY

Manufacturer in Detroit employing approxi-
aey 400 people in diversified line producing precision
production items, gauges tools and standard machine
tool that sells for approximately $4,000
This manufacturer has its complete heat treat
facilities its complete automatic machine plant
1t also has backlog of approximately 100000 from
the the country this backlog
being distributed nicely between the various branches OF
the service.
This is progressive and has developed an
ideal postwar program through its complete chemical.
physical laboratory All these operations in modern
buildings.
This firm Is DESTROYS Of disposing of 49,, interest
for S500o00 this plant will stand rigid CATION
and principals will deal only with high caber group
person This be in cash and be paid
within the 80 days. Address Box III, Detroit Times
Detroit Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Ice Slows
Traffic i'm
Oakland
Times stan Correspondent

pom TIAC, Dec. 2S.-Traffic
moved in Oakland County for four
Idays-Thursday, Friday, Saturday
and Sunday - without q serious
imishap, despite the worst ice
storm of the winter. Early this
morning the no-accident period
was broken when a pedestrian was
run down in John r road near
Eleven-Mile road as he walked ir
the rain
He is Thomas F. Hilligoss. 49 ot
I295l3 harrington street. Royai
Oak Township. He was taken Ia
Royal Oak General Hospital suf-
fering from probable leg fracture
and back sprain after being hit
by the car of John Clarence L.
Carton of 28413 West Brickley
street, Royal Oak Township.
Traffic was slowed to a crawl or
stopped entirefyby the ice storm
which hit late Saturday. All pave
ments were ice coated as rain
froze as it fell, coating windshields
as fast as they could be scraped
off.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Farmers Market

ERuITs..Apples Baldwinss, No. /, sla
/ rs hn.: Delicious fancy 50 rs bu, No
u a55Tz; NO, q 81 50; MeI9t1sh' fancy
75cHs1; Greetings. fancy. $3.50 bu. No
/, s0c q 81 Is; Northern spys. fancy 81. Sc
6u; No, /. sl.5oq2; No. 2. ,75c q 81
spqg. fancy PIP ou jons NS tsSeS
81 bu. No. l. si.25q1.75; No. 2. 75c'
steee,s Reds, fancy, 81 bu'' NO
LETTUCE AND sALAG GREENs-En-
dive. No. /. s2G2.50 bu.
VEGETABLE GREENs-collards, No..
vEdFFIBfFs- MISCELLANEOUS :
Beets topped. fancy Sl.25 bu.; No. |. 75c
aSi; No 2. soc, Cabbage No. l. T5u e0c
hi No 2, soc Red cabbage, No ] 600
aSl Is bu. Carrots. topped, fancy 81 q
6u No 81 7aa2; 10 q Sip % -
q aOe No q asa 35c Celery: Michigsn
squares, No. I, SO 25g25o Celery root
l. $500 su. No: 2 81 So 40 40 "a
onions. dry, fancy. 81 so 5C.lb sack. No.
l. 81 toffi so; No. 2 Si.1o. Psrsnips. No.
looi IS@I % Is, eg E S po,ato os No
Il $50 o." Rs % R SothoSs,. go &c. i. soc aos
punches. Black rsdishes, No. /. 81 hu.
Fatsess' 40 No s sI:s IS su Table
Queen. No. /. Sinl.5o bu. Hubbard, No.
I. Sidl.50 bu Tomatoes, dollhouse, No. l.
so i06I2 40 s-lb basket Turnips. topped
No. sl@l so bu, Vegetable oysters, No
EGGs-Larse. si5al5so so-dor. case
PoULTRY-Live. hens, heavy breeds. q
q CSC 10 leshorns. rs 9 2sc: sprinsers, 20
isc Ducks. asa 40c.
HoUs-Drsssed, medium. 80 o 55c IN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
WSAM Program

hoNbht AF iEhNouN
i;Op--Music You Like.
7:O0-Radio Varieties.
3o---shut.in Hour.
2 45-Freo Wsring.
.Oo--Middsy Edition.
3.io-Pisno Projections
, 3o-Test Your knowledge.
a00-svins Session.
is5-Come and Get IL.
5:00--Story Time.
5;l5--Men, Machines and Victory
5.3o-Around the Town
MONDAY EVENING
90 News.
s.i5--supptr Melodies.
t5-Lum and Ahnsr
7:oo-Sports
I la-MAn Your RaIile siAllun
30--Mythical Ballroom
s.o0--South American Wsy.
s.iS-Know Your Music.
s30-Chorsl Collections
s45-Treasury star Parade
s0o-1400 Club,
10 90 Petite Musicale.
10 3o-Lats Edition.
iOio-End' OF The Day (orEsnl
TUESDAY MORNING
7 O0-Morning Marches
I.l5--Wsks Up and WIN.
Is Devotiont.
90 Morning Edition.
Hellu Again
9 90 Program PrsvisWt
y as BOYS Town
= 3o--btfry NsiEhbors
= tb--Fsmilisr Fsvorites
N ~ Five 81 = Kind.
10 Horace Hsidt
N so Women for Victory.
~ 90 Let's All sing.
N iS-Hsnry Busss
II 30 Saginaw valley.
~ s5--Frssdorn on the Land
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
~ 90 Noon Edition.
u s. Farm Hour
70 so -WsAM PArAds
u 45-Notss for You
90 Music You Ike
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Bay City Theeiers

WASH NGTON VINO Done ~
LAFAYFTTE In This~Our Life and
Great Guns
TiNOLl "Alvaysffn Ms Heart
roxy Phvfnm Parade and Living
WOODsIDEL"ob lging Young Lady"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-28
Deer Pretty Safe

The odds against killing a deer
by using bow and arrow are about
1,000-to-l. according to an archery
association official.