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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1942-10-01
Hospital AUX. To
Meet Saturday

It was announced this week
that there would be a meeting of
the hospital auxiliary at the home
of DR.. and Mrs. Edgar Jones on
Saturday evening at 800 o'clock.
All members are urged to attend.
At this time, plans will be made
toward a birthday party to be
sponsored by the auxiliary for
the hospital.
Evening star., 1942-05-29
sAoaT.WAVE NoeaAM.

SV0NtWavS ThVvNATSs
LONDON, 5:l5Jlaisd News From London
CSC, e.5s meg, 3t.3 H.; go. Ills Rss-
75.5 m.
LONDON, 6:55-News Analysis: Sc. s.5s
meg, 3i.3 m.; 6sD. Ills meg 75.5 n.
MOSCOW, 7:00-Broadeaa In English: KE,
it.9 meg, Isl N.
LONDON, 8:30-Britain Speaks: CSC. s5S
meq, BIB m.; 6D. Ills meg. 75.5 N.
MOSCOW. 8:30-commsnts in English: Ke,
SOB meg, 597 M
LONDON. 9:00-Headlins News: CSC. 95S
meg, 3i.3 NJ; GSD. Ills meg 25.5 N.
MELBOURNE, 925-"Ths Truth Of II IS"
West Coast broadcast. Pacific War Tims): N67,
1873 meg. 1877 m.
SYDNEY, 9:75-"Ths Truth Of II IS West
Coast broadcast, Pacific War Tims): W02.
1887 meg, Isl IN.
GUATEMALA. t0:30-HolIywood Radio Thea.
ter: IOWA. 9.6s meg, 81 m.
LONDON. tt:00-Starlisht Revue: CSC.
e.5S meg, 3t.3 M; 6Sl. 6ii meg 4s.i n.
MOSCOW. ti:40-EnaIish Period: Re
SOB meg, 59.7 m.
GUATEMALA, t0:45-Spsnish 1snuss "ha.
rina": I6WA. 9.bs meg, 81 n.
GUATEMALA. 1870 s.m.-The EHgIiA Hour:
TGWA. 9.68 meg 81 N.
Evening star., 1942-05-29

500 Earl Hague
GAS Devotional Service
Evening star., 1942-05-29
TIVE EVENINGS nieH LIeMTS.

1he EvENIk6S hIoH LthS,
WMAl, 7:o0l0ntado Show: Madeleine
Carroll Is guest.
WWDc, 7O0-Safsy Council: Members Of
Me Traffic Advisory Council discuss "SsfstY
IN Sharing Your Car"
WPc, 7:30-6rand Central Station: Ken.
Meth Forbes, tho perennial elevator boy"
heads tho cast
WJN, S0O-Ksfs Smith Hour: Two Of
ihs movies newest stars, Alan ladd and
Judith Evelyn, are guest headlinefs.
WhAL, 8:00-6ang Busters: Dsmatn-
fon Of tho life and death Of notorious
Western killer.
WMAl, 9:00-Marh Of Tims Main drama.
fi1ed portion tells Of heroic Red Gross official
who led 4 truck caravan from Burma 10 China
under tho laps noses.
W0l, 9:30-DoubIs N Nothing: Don Sal-
vadors Duhat, First Secretary Of the Mexican
Embassy, is guest In salute to Mexico.
VOL, IO:00-Sons Treasure Hour: Tenor
Bruno Landi Of tho Met Is guest star.
WAL, t0:00-EIa Maxwell relates the
story Of ths Brooklyn Buns boss, Larry hepha.
Evening star., 1942-05-29
Points for Parents

BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE,
whether d conversation be-
ttDeen parent and child deserves
to be called conference or an
argument depends largely upon
the attitude OF the older person
1D1lo Is thus engaged.
Evening star., 1942-05-29
EVENING STAR FEAIuRE.

Star Flashes --latest news with Bill Coyls,
Mies daily; WMAl, t:55 and ass pm.
Junior Star Page: The popular feature Of
lhs Sunday Star aired by its youthful con-
hibuto.; WMAL, tomorrow at i0:45 IN.
Evening star., 1942-05-29

The Four Aces will be pleased to An
syer letters from readers II q stamped
t3-cent. self-addressed envelope is in
closed with each communities ton ad-
Evening Star II you desire the pocfet
outline of the Four Aces system of
contract bridge. send with your request
70 the Four Aces. care of The Evening
large-size envelope and you will receive
an outline without any charge.
Evening star., 1942-05-29

FdSS TdSS
West opened the six of spades,
and South considered his resources.
He could win two spades, heart
and four diamonds without losing
the lead. His problem was to de-
velop two other tricks with only
one loss of the lead. ct was clear
that losing the lead once would
allow the enemy to knock out the
second spade stopper, while losing
the lead twice would allow them to
run the spade suit
To 60 after the hearts meant
counting on either two successful
illnesses or on one successful f1nesse
plus 3-3 break in the suit. To
60 after the clubs meant counting
only on finding the queen in the
West hand. South therefore won
the first spade in his own hand
and led low club.
In the meantime East had been
doing a little counting OF his own.
He knew that his hearts were
finessable and feared that If South
discovered the clubs were impossible
he would, risk the double heart
f1nesse. CAS- a matter Of fact, that
was South's reserve plan in the
event that the club finesse lost.)
So when South finessed dummy's
nine of clubs East won with the
ace. East then returned a spade to
dummy's king. South was confident
fhof tho rltyn -
succeed so didn't dream of going
after the hearts. He entered his
hand with a diamond and finessed
the 10 of clubs. East smiled sweetly
as he pounced on the trick with his
queen and led a spade.
- ~
Yesterday you were Theodore
Lightner's partner and, with nei-
ther side vulnerable, you held:
4 A j 10 5 z
y A Q42
0 K Q8
The bidding:
schenken. You. Jacoby. Lightner.
Pass IA Dbl. Pass
% Dbl. Pass 20
Pass (?)
Answer-Bid three hearts. If
your partner has a fitting card or
two there will be play for game
In any case, three hearts ought to
be safe enough.
Question No. 1,0S5.
Today you hold the same hand,
but the bidding Is different:
Schenken. You. Jacoby. Lightner.
Pass Ia Dbl. Pass
"a Dbl. Paxs "A
Pass 60
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
(Reieased By the Bell Syndicate, Yne)
The Four Aces will be pleased to an.
syer letters from readers II . stamped
t3-cent. self-addressed envelope is in
closed with each communication ad-
Evening star., 1942-05-29
Not This

Mother-You won't let me say
thing to you without your starting
an argument about it.
Make part Of your pay check =
check to the Axis. Buy War bonds
now.
Evening star., 1942-05-29
Contract
By THE -FOUR AGES.

David Bruce Burnstone, Oswald Jaco-
A. Lghtner. worlds leading team -of-
four. inventors Of the system that
has beaten every other system In
Evening star., 1942-05-29

VOL. fo;3o-TaIk by Brig. Con. Lewis B.
Hershey, national director Of selseiivs service.
The echo., 1942-11-20
PICAYUNE, MISS.

Rev. H. B. Boyd, Picayune, Miss,
staunch member of the H. B. A. for
IA years, passed on Oct. 10th. His
funeral was held on Oct. 18th at Plea
SAINT Valley Baptist Church of which
he was pastor. Rev. E. L. Fox of
ficiated with the assistance of Rev.
T M. Harris. His body was shipped to
his home, Wetumpka, Ala. His sur
vivors are his widow, brothers, a
host of relatives and friends. Rose
Greeters Funeral Directors in charge.
The echo., 1942-11-20
ASSESSMENT $1.35

Presidents are requested to collect
s1.35 from each of his or her members
in good standing and report same in
the December Boards
Presidents will see to it that the
beneficiaries of their deceased mem
bers bring their policies to the Board.
Claims will not be paid without the
policy. Please govern yourselves ac-
cordingly Echo and Publication fee
is $500 per year. If you have paid
a part of this amount, please bring
the balance.
Secretary
The echo., 1942-11-20
RICHTON, MISS.

Lodge No 66 has lost one of its
faithful members in the person of
Brother John Grigsby who passed on
November IL, 1912. He was mem
Der of the Old Folk Dept. and died
at the age of 85 years. He leaves to
mourn his departure, a wife, child
rem, and host of friends
Joe Hinton, President
The echo., 1942-11-20


Army,
earnaa@a nss tan
The echo., 1942-11-20

Tuesday, December list.
On Wednesday, December Bird, we
will be in Laurel with Brother G. B.
Arlington and his good members.
Because of not having but two
Boards, these will be extremely heavy
and for that reason, we will open up
at $3.50. Ia
The echo., 1942-11-20
ONLY TWO II. p. n. BOARDS IN
DECEMBER

Because of the tire and gas ration,
we are holding only two Boards in
the December Quarter. We will be in
the H. B. A. Building, Meridian, on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
MARRIAGES-BI RTHS-DEATE4S-D
MARRIAGE LICENSES

James Goddeers. 25. Elizabeth Machesky
Leroy Harris. Is: vernice Griffin, 10
Merlin u. Normand, Il, Marie Dolores
Edwin NJ Peters. 60 Emile Moriu. =.
Russell Ryan - Emmy A. Borg 40.
WHaam II. Miller, II Lotue Gorcenski al
Waiter q. Brown, q, Eleanor ~. Hast
Joseph Nabozny, Al. Anna Andrusiak, 40
James g. Flood, "a Pauline Waters 25
| Wendell J. GenunE. % Enith Barley. -
Nelson Melton. Il Naomi Walker. IS.
/ Edmund Gillespie 20. Gloria HGfmeyer, 10
| RAYMOND A. LeVey, y. Margaret II
samuel Weinsard. 81 sara Klass. p.
Alfred smith, = Beatrice Kerry 10
John Leslie Hair. -. Ethel =. Robinson, %
Walter Gerald Bergman, ~, Isabel "
VILLAIN N, Beyreuther, p; Dorothy Z
Stanley Murphy. - Laurel Duuk.e IS.
Joseph Gesko 30 CECILIA Baiosh rs
Ernest ~ LAmpt1r, - Mary r. Zuber 81.
Harold u BattersheH Is Irene seldom. IS
Roland l.. Navarro. 81, Chystai 4. Hud-
Ireyir = Prouen. y Lorraine Quick, 30.
Joseph Kuts 30. Jean Horton 81.
Howard PAU Aunmon, 80. Stella Wash
Marx Bloichiao. %. sylvia wissenberg. 90.
Leon Landau, 80 Anita Kosenbaum, u.
Edward Bu8uIk. 81. Hattie Fsrmella. 80
Raymond Wysowski. ~ Ruth Aches0n. IS
Joseph Pau MaiweycheA, %, Bernice
chester Morris 20; Alice carruthers. 20.
Mike Ncupovch, p, Eleanore Turczynsh,
waiter ozark. 80; Ka'hleen Reeyer %.
Robert william Holden 20 Margaret
Adam Morris a. Patricia Grideckes. q.
Joseph Fulton y Roe Klein 20
.Nsh-am Byudran - Agnes Mattsewez 20.
Bernard Schmand' q Ann Lepler. u.
Leroy Smith, % Sura StandidRe. q.
John Skscar 81 Katherine Jamber 80.
George Chonko. e Fvelsn W0Ioszyn. u.
Hudson J. K0vacs 20 Josephin. Ssuv- p
Romeo Dewne -; Lillian Woods. A.
ICanone Sanders. so. Eva Lee clark q.
Freddy y. Parker, % Geuevieye Budzin-
Harry c. Burdies Jr.. 20; Betty Ashmun.
Harold Dale Hughes. y DeIphine L. Bury.
NICK Anton. a.: Theima Manos, 20.
David Rom 81. Bertha schwartz. 2s.
Howard x. schram, 80; Isabel +. Gala
rhsSdeus F. Bonar, o. jeanette Michsl.
Henry wiechowsK, q; Theresa Ann
RoszCZewskl. -
Paul Petrac IS Stella Dykes %.
john MAS. IL M|rltA SItrNItt -
Bertnold Sells. 2e Aune4e.r Steinharter.
20
Jack Grayson. 10: Margaret Couchman. II.
William LipsN 80 stella Kuuinski 81
s. Clair Vincent -. Frances Mae Klaus.
Henry Fischer 81 Helen ~. Dillon. %.
Arthur Sheldon % Cleo Schaefer %.
Albert Singer. SO; clara Alexander 80.
Duane a clayton -. Dorothy Gould, p
Donald Pank0w. % Margaret Trempe Is
Donald O.. LolgNlsh, 20, Ruth J.. Ditt-
mar 81
Charles u. Lewis, 90; EH1abe'h De spell
der %
John GOWN n. Audrey paque'te. 70.
30
charles W. Finnmore. 80 Erms A. Green,
p.
Edward Cackowsh %: jean t1enski, 81.
Walter Smith p Thrrosa Metz p
Ricnard Pariette. 81; Ann Marie Htchings
Is
Fsancisco Trevno. 90; Maria Dr1evinski,
%
Aubrey NJ Benson. 81. Marion o'Brcn p.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
Stock Values
in Month

EWCYORK, Jan, Average
price Of all stocks listed on the
Now York Stock Exchange de-
creased Sal last month TO total
OF 81 46 as Of December 81. On
November % the average price
was S25s7 and on Dec. 81, 1910.
II was $3.50.
Net borrowings against collat-
eral by members of the exchange
on December 81 were 100 per cent
OF the market value Of all shares
listed, against lis per cent on
November %. No comparison
with a year ago is available. due
to a change in method in comput-
ing member borrowings effective
Jan. 81, 1871.
AZ of the close Of business on
December 81, there were 1880
stock issues, aggregating 1853
80 OIL shares, listed on the ex-
change with total market value
of $50, 7S0. 1865 This compares
with 1,234 issues, aggregatine
! ,464 ,476, S6S on November % with
a total market value of S37, SS2. j.
3l6 239. ON Dec. 81, 1910. there
were ,230 stock issues, aggregat-
ing l.454, 76l 1877 shares and valued
at 81 / 500 616 Q5Q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
Dow Chemical
.6-Month Net
AT 4 Millions

Dow Chemical Company and
subsidiaries for six months ended
November 30 showed pet profit
of S4,052,370 after S3139 206 re.
serve for federal income and eN-
cess profits taxes and 81 22606
amortization charge, or S3l2 a
share on 1,24S7O6 common shares.
Dividends of S750.OO0 received
from associated companies were
included IN the income for the
period.
In the like period Of the proceed
ing fiscal year, a net profit OF
So, 5S50l or S3O2 on 1.l35.1S7
common shares was reported. Cost
of completed emergency plant ia
cilitieS IS being amortlzed over a
0-year period
The company declared a divi-
dend Of - cents on the common.
payable February ID 10 holders of
record February 2. A like amount
was paid IN the preceding quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
Livestock Markets


CATTLE Receipts 600: market steady
hulls steady; cows steady. strong choice
steers. So 75Iif, good steers Sl2 ~ Y -
common 10 medium. ~ 80 m Y good heif-
ers, Ail 25H - 90; common % medium.
IS 25H1i.25 good COWS IS 50u 70, me.
dun COWS. SSHs so. cutter ana common
SO 750s: Gamers 50 sou rs: good beef
bulls. SiOHlO.50. good sausage bulls.
50 - 10. medium sausage bulls, IS 30 ~
8 -; cutter and common. 81 : so; good
and choice stocker and feeder calves, 50 -
MI % medium 81 50H9 70; good stocker
and feeder steers and heiters Sll 30 n
l3 90 common 20 medium. $50 ! 80
CALVES Receipts $50. market steady
good ana choice ST ~ 50. common -
medium, 81 sou 10, cuns and common, s.
.V11.5O
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 500.
market strong - l5c higher, good and
choice lambs Sl3l50t3 30; medium %
good 81 1908 cuu and common 81 30
~ II 90, good and choice ewes 81 500 Z
common and medium, 81 500 So cuAs.
500 3d.
HOGS Receipts 600: market steady
good ana choice, $50 70 200 lbs Sil 20
200 10 220 RS ST. so. 220 a. 2t0 lbs
Sil g. 2fn o. $50 iGE Sll 80 300 20 2sl
lns 81 10; $50 70 300 lbs 81: heavies.
300 W $50 lbs 81 90: $50 90 400 lbs
$40 80; 900 ~ $50 ibs SO 60 pigs and
neh'sl 81 I-2j, Tofphs, s. - 10 %
stays. 81 %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan husheI crates L 6
n - inch minimum. unless otherwise
statet Mcintosh. 81 sou rs Delicious
s. 60D IS. generally good quality, 81 80
~ 40. Northern Spys 81 e0u1-75. JOINS
thaps 81 5o0l Is. y Greetings 81 o..
Wageners. Sint H. generally good quality,
e. eoc Baldwin, Si111O
BEANS Florida hushei hampers Black
Valentines S2.7513 fair s225' lima
RoCCoLI-Csnf1rnia pony crates. pc
o. punches, s. 25i Texas. Is punches,
CABBAGE-oid stock. New York so.lb
packs Danish. socH1: new stock. Arizona
Los Angeles crates round type. 81 80 "a
2 IS, fair 50 Texas Los Angeles crates
round tyre. s. aou2 s., fair s. y crate.
81 sOnlG
CARROTS Angeles crates. dot
hunches Arizona, Sap3 q, California.
81 % fair S275 Texas s. -.
CELERY Michigan bundles f-dn1
stalks Mammoth soc. square crates
punches ~ hearts 81 3S4 I So. Cahtcrn 2
Golden Heart, wirebourd crates. 10 do1
81 So IS inch d crates s los. 81 % ~
Florida Golden Hearts. 6-doz. 1873. IS
CAULiFLowER- Pony crates Us and
s. -: Arizona fcv s..
GRAPES California display lugs I'm
perors. q s. fancy 81 1872 So African
pack 81 2s Almeras African pack s.
LETTUCE -- Iceberg type Los Angelo
crates, California Imperial VALLEY. 5-doz
s. -. 4-dDy 81 500 Arizona Yuma dist.
S.do7 s. fOH6O0: 4-doz $50 30.
Phoenix DIST, 4-dof, s., s-doz.. 81 % 9
IEAF LETTUCE Ohio hothouse 10 IN
baskets 81 80
ONIONS som sacks sweet spanish
. y s. 80 3-in and larger Utah. 81 =.
\ M. Idaho s. Idaho 2-3.in size 81 50
Michigan. & s So. yellows 70-s0
PIN and larger 81 s0H2 mostly 81 - ~
g.: fair. 81 70; L. 5 No. ] whites. me
dlums few sales 81
POTATOES iQO-lb sacks. Idaho Russo
Purbanks ~ s No. / washed s3H 3 40
10Th sacks 80 . 33c. Maine. 1O0.lh sacks
y s so J. Chippc~as and Katahdins
s. f5025O: i5-lb paper sacks IS 3qc
Michigan l00-lb sacks. 4. S. No. l. Rus
set Rurals STR 10. Chppevas. 81 10 n
? 25; Upper Peninsula. L s 40 I. Greer
Mountains, iO0.lb sacks. 81 i0n22 rs: 1a-lt
paper sacks 32c Nebraska 5O-lb cottor
sacks 4 s. No I washed, Triumphs
Si40di75 New stock Florida bu crates
L. No I Trumphs, 81; Texas So
RADlSHEs-Tcxas pony crates ~
punches 50 25H250
NRrTABAGAs Canada So.Ib sacks
vaGed, IS s5c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
Stock Market
Again Shows
Easier Tone

NEW YORK. Jan. 7 ,GNS).-
The stock market displayed an
easier tone at the opening today
in an extension of yesterdays mod
est decline.
Changes were small and trading
extremely dull, as Wall Street
waited President Roosevelt S
budget message.
Fractional declines were in
Cured by Chrysler. Bethlehem,
United States Steel, Anaconda,
kennecott. New York Central,
Texas Company. American Tele-
phone, United States Rubber and
Woolworth.
General Motors was unchanged.
Phelps Dodge, Lockheed, Pullman
and Goodrich were among the few
10 show overnight gains.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
UNLISTED
Farmers Market

APPLIES Mcintosh. fancy. 81 bu. no.
], 81 25H / 70. No. 2. i3c hu. Northern
Spys. fancy A2H2 90 hu no. ] 81 5o ~
I75. No T. 81 IS Greetings. No l. 75c
n 81 % bu No. ?. soc bu.; Jonathan
fancy 81 ~ bu No. !. 81 25a i.50i No
= 81 Delicious, fancy 81 p bu No. J.
i. -Slql 80 bu No. 2, 75c bu.
BETS 5Ou 75c bu
GARBAGE No l. 9ocGSi 10 bu, No.
2. sou 15ci red No /. $50 s0c bu- No
2, 50c bu curly No Bon 15c bu.
CARROTS Fancy. 81 % bu. No, !, soc
aSl 10 bu.; No ?. 75c bu.
CELERY Fancy. sou Zoe don. punches
No. !. lO4 soc No. ?, 2oa25c
CELERY SQUARE No. l. 81 23ff1 co.
CELERY CABBAGE Fancy, 81 % bu,
Celery Roots No. l. Nal2s bu.
EGGS Large Nial2 50-doz. ease
FENNEI,-No. /. $i258l 30 don. bchs
punches
HoRsERADlsH Fancy s. % bu No
!, - 75u 3.25 bu.; so. 2 81
81 50ai ~ 5o-lb sack No. . 81
PARSLEY No. ]. 35n soc doz punches
PARSLEY KooT-No. l, SlQi3o, No
PHRsSIPs-No. 1. slal.io ba.; No. ?
75c bu
POTATOES Fancy sl25 bu. No. /
hea aoHT brse5. 81 90 h2s ehe sr is ss
zoe broIIers. heavy -. zoe tb,; rr7-tsrs
leghorns, isn 2oc 10 sogs, medium
dressed IS "a 2Oc r.
PUMPKINS 10. T. 80 " SOC hl
RAplsHEs--Eed, hothouse. no. !, 5O0
h5c coX punches
RUTABAGAs No 7 son zoe on
RHuBARB Hothouse fancy, 81 BIB
box choice. 55c 5-b box
SQUASH Hubbard No. J. 4o1 COO
Table queen 30. T. 45 GOO, 30. .. SOC
Delicious SO L. 5uN GSc bu
TURNIPS Fauc}, 81 bu 40. J. - -
75c No Q 50C
VEGETABLES GREENS culards no
!. 65cu 81 o. escarole No J. jO4 15t
bu French endite. fancy 81 50 1-in tuN
No ]. 81 20. 40 2 81 kohl rabbi 80 =
90 y soc doz hIuches kaie NJ J. 80n
GO bu leaf lettuce, dollhouse 40 J. F06
r. 81 ION basket ieeKs So }. 50N 1JC
don lunches
VEGETABLE OYSTERS !, e04
1jc dCz lunches
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
Dividends

Central Power and Light Com
pany has declared dividends Of
10 on the 7 per cent preferred
and Sl5O on the s per cent pre-.
fcrred. payable February = ~
holders Of record January IS. The
firm also declared a payment on
dividend Accommodations in arrears
OF Sl.l62s on Tho : per cent pre-
ferred and 81 on the Is per cent
preferred, payable MARCH 3 20
holders OF record February II
similar payments were made No
.Vember last wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
DEATHS

Jesse Tnsiey, 22o5 81. Antoine g.
kenneth cole, $40 Alfred g.
James Thomas. l2S Davenport. as
Tom Kanas. seS Monroe e..
Nancy Marthman. 1868 Eas, Philadelphia
6U.
carl Brown. $50 Aatietam =.
" |'tfn Bernard. lIe N1rfn - isrg a.
Joseph Robinson. AZ EIfaheth 95
Peter a. hooks J1u5 Cop.u os
RANGES sever. zoos Bearf8t drive
Gross. f'.ntr u.s.
Lucy WILSON. 345s RIvasd 90
Charles Kruger. si6 FtauR
Henry NHCr. $50 Brewster t4
lllH LiprComh IlI5 Twelfth SO
George e. Walton. 1877 West FurEd -
Wa jane Grant. ait West ellsworth
Midland o.
oen EEmau 27lg E.rhur.t 90
sAr ArH Dosenhaeh. 1909 sauthhel4. II
months
FRANK Hu.Hong. Has'i9se Mich so.
MATS Si7rcevth 1916 LumUrtn 3d.
Peter Q'tter 1850 H0e1hp o.
AnfreW H8ItDJ NtN Foster N1
p 'tnh can 'u/ Warren bisgu1T.c Hospital
Hsrrr' Dswmr lsis7 Aleonar ~
srrhre NHrcttr 70 2el5 MONROE &C.
Louis PEP tfk. rr-3 Fast Palmer o.
PAU kuo lir Bsneph 53
AN-uS'" Itmm L3Il Twenty iri~d ~.
Isabella C.1'ry, '6uT5 Na.relrr
AItia IrM'frr. ffl4 ChaIutrs s1
-fph M4siarogtk 1897 ogden ts
~. ffr tfr-nr t.sh s3iG tfencA road 81
f"rr IHUrsff sffi Harprr 81
. r f -ae 1911 Grrerv.as e.
tur{ 1925 Woodingutn ~
NJ Anft RS ih1i3 suodfriard, e.
"it.tm Ne~alA 6Si Psteraoro. ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
Bell System Adds
13O, 100 Phones

NEW YORK. Jan. BELL syS-
tenn added 1000 telephones 10
its lines during December This
was the largest December gain in
history and compared with an in
crease in November of l02 100 and
a gain IN December, 1910. of i'll.
300. For the year 1871, net gam
was about ] .261 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
PITTSBI RGU

PlTTSBURGH Jan . tINS) CATTLE
Receipts 90, market active ard steady
steers. choice. So 50Wli. medium o
good SO b0Ul2 common. SsH10. heif.
rfs medium - good IS 5O0s 80. com.
mon StHs COWS medium % good, 81 80
~ 30, Gamers ana cutters 50 30 "a 80.
bulls good 10 choice SIOalI. common
90 medium S. TIusr0.
HOGS Receipts 200, markii steady
i6o-lso ms Si2112 Is. 10000 lbs Si2
fi12 10. 200 30 los S12Hl215. 22O-2SG
~ 90. 2so-15G lbs. SO 75Hll.I5, lo0-1J0
los, 81 60 t2$ 25O-2gu lbs ST. - n
lbs 81 jo1l2 rCuFhs 25Ta75
SHEEP Receipts 100; market active
and 25c higher choice lambs &l3 pa
-l3 90, medium - good. $40 75Ul2. com
mon lamts 81 1918. ewes, 50 13.
Wcfhcrs' s. 5GH6
CALVES Receipts 70 market active
and Doc higher good 20 choice Sl6ul7.
medium. -&lZul5, cuIls and common. s.
4I2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
Scratches

International News Service Wire
TROPICAL PARK
Track fast
FIRST Race Grandeur Old Book. High
PLAID. Fly Gent, TeHemOn Set
Second Race -Pharien. JacDDelle, Try
Do T. T. Boot
Third Race High Clique. Reckless
saxon AlSi Babe Witness stand, Gold
Coin Miss, Chalet
Fourth Race Rosy Dollar Gingan.
Anonymous, Coffee Spoon. Lay away, Good
Play.
Fifth Race Blue Castle
seventh Race Halle. Indian Penny
Eighth Race Cove SpunE Wee scot,
Ebony Boy, sir Gibson, Decatur.
FAIR GROUNDS
Track sloppy
Second RsCe-Blrd Haven. Th0s Ophe.
LA u. " Sard Port o. Call
Fourth race declared of. Eighth (sub)
runs as fourth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
Detroit Poultry

Market steady Hens lts ara up
23c ieshorn hers. lbs and up Isc
rock hr9iIers 2lC. course ard stage
springer. lsC. lerhorn stays Isc. rocg
springers Z3c cocks. I0af4c. young hen
turkey 10 ~. and up PC Young tom
turkeys Il lts and under &c over j.
ms 20c ducks. white, 1sc geese Sc
Eggs MARKET firm current receipts.
81 &C., uudergrade 27is = PC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
Funeral Directors
Lost and Found

BLACK COCKER S PAN IE L. Female.
chlld's pet Reward. kindly return.
Temple 2-s2gg
BLACK MUFF Satin. cloth: (vicinify
woodward avenue. Reward. Fleming.
Cadillac s2ls.
DOC Lost. auburn colored blunt nose male
collie; weighs about ~ pounds white
chest named Pal. $50 reward. Can after
z D. m. Townsend 7-si23
ENGLISH setter. white ana liver. female.
strayed from 1870 Roselawn. gun xhy
does not hunt; chlid's pet, please return.
University 1880
LOST - English pointer pup; liver and
white: lost on s-Mle Road between De-
quindre and Ryan liberal reward. Cal
BLls Garage. 3lls East emile. Center
Line 1865
LOsT-Thursday night male puppy gray
ana brown back spot on nose named
Jack" Reward. Telephone Fitzroy 35ss.
1880 Jay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
FAST RtfFAIO

FAST BUFFALO y. Y Jan. s GSs) 80
HOGS Receipts. goo market loo higher
good and choice, So IS, tnIcked-ins. Sl2u
- 20
CALVES Receipts, 100. msrke; steady
goodrnd choice. SIG. c0muan and medium
$40 SuFt15.
SHEEP Rece.p pie 1G0' good and choice
sl3 ~ u b.. medium ard mixed, 81 % q
y r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
Dividends

Consolidated Royalty Oil Com
pany has declared the regular
quarterly dividend Of ; cents. pay
able January - TO holders Of rec
ord Januaryl5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-07
IIardart COMPANY ha,

Horn Il Hardart Company has
declared the regular quarterly
dividend Of 30 cents on the COM
mon, payable February >, to hold
erS of record January -.