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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-11
LEARN the TRUTH ABOUT
BOWEL worms

The SjEno ere mtoloodjog.
Nobody 10 sure to escape.
Worms can make real trouble.
Anybody. anywhere. can "cstch" round
worms So watch out for thess signs In Jour
child or yourself: uneasy stomach. nose pick
ing. loss OF weight. itchy seat, nsrvousaess.
Get Jayne's Vermifuge II you even s.sspsct
roundworms. 1t expels stubborn worms. yst
acts very gently. II there are no worms. e
works Just a. . mild laxative. Jayns's In
Americas best known proprietary worm
medicine: scientifically tested and used BY
millions for over . century. So. play safe I
Insist on Jayns's vermifags.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-11
Card Party

THE NEW BALTIMORE Par
EMIT e a h er Association will
sponsor a card party at the pub
lie school in New Baltimore on
Thursday, Feb. 10 at 8 o'clock.
Prizes will be given at each ia
BILE, and refreshments will be
served.
MRS. HERBERT E. IRISH
and Mrs. Charles E. Doll, Jr.,
spent yesterday in Bloomfield
Hills, at Kingswood-C ranbrook
schools.
MELVIN S. ROY, JR. of Santa
Ana, Calf. arrived yesterday to
spend some time visiting his
brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Ferdig, 1920
Broadacres, and his brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Arm
old Roy of SO Clinton street,
Route 6.
HERMAN XIX PARENT
T E A c H E r Association will
sponsor a card party on Feb. II
at the home of Mrs. Carl Staeb,
23640 D On d o n road, at 2
o'clock. The public is invited.
CIR Gle TWO, Women's
Guild of Zion Evangelical
Church will meet Friday at 2
o'clock with Mrs. Martin Hoff-
man, Mrs. julius Hintz and Mrs.
Ida Kerner as hostesses.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-11
200 Attend
PTA Event

MORE THAN ZUO persons were
present at the fourth annual
Founders Day banquet of the
Macomb County Council of Par
Teacher Associations, held
last evening in Emanuel Meth
odist Church on South Gratiot
avenue.
Speaker of the evening was
the Rev. Robert Richards, pas
tor of the church, Who gave an
entertaining a d dress BE an
American" The Kern Washing
ton PTA presented a skit Light
ing the Candles" depicting the
history of the 45-year-old organ
ization. POSTMASTER of the &C.
casion was Harold Wilson.
Twenty one members of Her
man Xix PTA were present at
the banquet.
A NUMBER of students from
Michigan State Normal College
at Ypsilanti will arrive home
Thursday to spend a few days
between semesters with their
parents. Included in the group
will be Lois and Sara Jane Ken
nedy, Ann Breitmeyer, jean
nette Wittenmyer, Eunice Kidd,
Betty Nank, Kathryn Bates.
Betty Long, Harriet Diehl, Harry
Breitmeyer, nard Kraft,
James Donaldson, Ware n
Krause, Wallace Eschenburg.
MRS. JOHN BUTCHER is in
Harper Hospital, Detroit, for q
weeks observation and treat
ment. She is expected to return
home Saturday.
MIR. AND MRS. ESLEY
BROWN returned Tuesday from
a two-week trip to Texas. where
they visited Wayne Brown and
Miss M. Belle Brown at Arkansas
Pass. They also visited Mrs. F.
NJ. Cochran and her mother,
Mrs. Julia Case at Randolph
Field, Tex.
MRS. JULIUS BEERS left to.
day for her home in Traverse
City after two weeks in Lansing
and Mount Clemens.
MIR. AND MRS. NELS FOL-
LAND of Fraser announce the
arrival of a daughter, born Tues
day in st. Joseph's hospital.
ANNA HADAD of "a Lincoln
avenue, who underwent an ap-
pendectomy in University, Hos
pital, Ann Arbor, recently, Is ex-
pected home within the next
few days.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-11
Margaret Boome Circle Patriotic Card Parry Draws 100 Person
Maccabees Plan
Dinner with Guests

PAGODA TENT Hive Of Mac
abees made plans last evening
for q potluck dinner and evening
of cards, to which members may
bring guests, on Feb. "a, at 6
o'clock in Barron hall. Chairman
is Mrs. Charles Finch.
New officers, headed by Mrs.
Frank Buster, commander, as
sumed their duties for the first
time last evening, at the meeting
in Barron hall.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-11

HOW TO PREPARE a proper
diet on a small budget was the
topic Of a talk by Mrs. Marie
Pattani, dietitian. before men,
bers of st. Louis National Coun-
Gil Of Catholic Women and the
Altar Society.
Mrs. Pattani is dietitian at
Sigma Gamma Convalescent
Home, and q member of the Ma
comb County Nutritional De-
tense Committee recently FORM
ed. She gave several means Of
saving food by buying and pre-
pairing wisely, without sacrifice
ing nutrition.
The meeting took place in ST..
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-11
New HavenWeddinq
is Announced

THE MARRIAGE of Wanda
Diedrich of New Haven and Ro-
bert Eisenhardt of Davis, which
took place on Jan. "a at st. Pc
ter's Evangelical Lu h r. a n
Church in New Haven, is an
nounced today. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eisenhardt are living in Davis.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-11
Friday Tea

MRS. CAMPBELL WARD,
ITO Washington avenue, will
open her home Friday evening
at 8 o'clock for a tea and demon
stration to benefit Carrie Lun-
gerhausen Society of the Metho-
dist Church. Mrs. Claude Cope
land will assist.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-11

ANNA HADAD Of "a Lincoln
avenue, who underwent an ap.
pendectomy in University, Hos
pital, Ann Arbor, recently, Is ex-
pected home within the next
few days.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-11
ST. Louis NCCW Hears
Dietitian at Meetinq

Louis hall after devotions in the
church. The Rose Club won the
attendance gavel. During the
business meeting, plans we're
made for a "Children's Crusade
of Prayer" Each school child at
st. Louis school is to adopt" a
soldier, for whom he will offer
prayers and communions during
the period of the war. Names of
Selfridge Field soldiers will be
supplied to the children.
Mrs. Henry LaCroix presented
an original poem on the Flower
Clubs, which are sponsoring the
chain of Victory Masses. Three
masses q month are being said
under the auspices of the clubs,
the one on Friday, Feb. l3 to
be sponsored by the Hollyhock
Club.
The Altar Society Is arranging
presentation of q religious NOV
ing pictures in the near future.
Mrs. Vernon Kerwin and Mrs.
Emil Elso are in charge.
A pair of handpainted plaques
awarded by Mrs. Robert Vogel
to benefit Chaplains Aid So
ciety were won by Mrs. Arlo
Higgs. Mrs. Martin Dugg a n,
chairman of library and litera-
ture, urged donations of school
books for the use of soldiers who
are continuing their studies.
The Rose Club served refresh
ments, with Mrs. Step h n
Schwenk in charge.
MRS. GEORGE PINGEL and
Everett Smith tied for top hon.
ors last evening u. the individual
tournament held at the home OF
Mrs. James Erskine, Cass ave-
nue..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
NeW Stamp Issue RumOr
Intrigues Z. S. Philatelists

WASHINGTON. July Is. - If
rumors floating about Washington
are correct. the nations philateliSts
soon may be able 10 add another
stamp 10 their collections
Just what the new issue could
be, however. is not exactly clear
Post office department circles hint
al the possibility Of new stamp
10 commemorate the first anniver-
sary OF the signing Of the Atlantic
Charter, but no definite news has
been forthcoming about the design
Other quarters in Washington
feel that something pecial 10
honor the United Nations may be
in the offlng They cite the grow
ing effort Of Allied cooperation in
the prosecution Of the war as evil
dence of a mutual interest in their
common problems, and are inclined
10 believe that a stamp should be
issued in recognition OF this fact
Another source conceded that a
second Win the War" stamp may
possibly be issued The former issue
in the Scent denomination sup
planted the war saving stamp
Proponents OF new 2 or Scent
Win the War stamp think that
such an issue IS necessary As a
reminder 10 collectors that their
sole concern IN the present crisis
Is a complete victory over the
Axis
Adding The rumors together
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Active Demand
Boosts Wheat
Nearly I Cents
Other Grains Join
Upturn; Soybeans
Gain Pared Near Close

CHICAGO. July * GNS).-
Wheat was in active demand to-
day and advanced as much AS "a
before meeting with important Of
ferings. Last prices were l &C 10
! asc up, September selling at
Sll9s. Other grains and soy
beans also finished higher.
Corn closed asc 10 hsc up. oats
sc to &c up and rye &c 10 sc
higher.
Soybeans. following the recent
decline. gained as much as q cent
before reacting partially TO close
sc up.
House approval OF the plan 10
use grain in the making of syn
thetic rubber and renewed agita-
tion for higher parity prices lent a
firm tone 10 wheat. The mid
month government estimate boost
ing the spring wheat crop IL, 500
900 bushels compared with the be-
ginning of the month appeared to
exert no particular influence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
WARRIORS OF PRODUCTION
VII
BY MERRYLE 3. RUKEYSER
Noted Writer on Economics

Copyright, 1912, By Init News Service
WASHINGTON. July 25.-Mer-
rill G. tBabe) Meigs, who is In
charge OF aviation production for
the War Production Board, is a
simon-pilre dollar-a-year man. lie
has had no business association
with any airplanc manufacturer
yet when he came down 10 Wash
fngton two years ago al the re-
quest Of William S. Knudsen he
knew them all
For though Meigs, handsome
59-year-old giant with stHdioHs
blue eyes and iron grey hair, is
newspaper and advertising ex-
ecutive by profession. his avoca-
iion has long been aviation.
While he was active as publisher
of the Chicago Herald American,
he would shuttle back and forth
from Chicago TO Florida and then
out 10 the Pacific Coast in his own
plane.
As pilot he has had 800
hours in the Air, and an additional
1000 hours as passenger lie
has made two round trip air Jour
gaaAas E++r-yr-1r
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Held Executive Berths

Associated with Meigs in this
work, and in supervisory charge Of
aviation. radio and affiliated serv-
ices. is Harold +. Talbot of Now
York who was recently drafted
for civilian service
He served as chairman Of the
executive committee OF the Auto
lite Company and as director Of
Chrysler also OF Transcontinental
and Western Airlines and Curtiss
Wright Corporation, and has been
chairman Of the board Of North
American Aviation
Talbot. IN conversation with me.
paid a tribute 10 the chief Of the
army air corps and 10 wide array
Of working chief executives in the
airplane manufacturing companies.
He indicated that the board at
Washington was concerned with
getting the whole job done through
keeping tabs on materials. facili-
tics and noapaccment
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Mechanical Background

Meigs has had an early back
ground of mechanical and COM
mercial experience Born on an
Iowa farm, young MeIgS as boy
did stunts Al county fairs such as
running a threshing machine up an
inclined plank At l6, he was a
licensed mechanic and Al II he
was already in the employ ~ the
Case Threshrng Machine Company,
where no Was soon placed in
charge OF building racing auto
mobiles
The company soon recognized
MeigS' aptitude for selling, and
shifted HIM 10 the sales depart
ment lie was sent on business 10
Latin America. where he acquired
working knowledge Of Spanish
Later he quit IN order to take
special courses for two years al
The University Of Chicago 10 i'm
prove his cultural background
While a student there he under
took 10 support himself by writing
sports articles for the Chicago
newspaper of which years later he
was 10 become publisher. After
two years. he returned 10 Case
and widened his experience by be-
coming advertising manager.
Then hc went back 10 the news
paper business as an advertising
man. and remained there for rs
wears of consecutive service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Masters Supervision

As an advertising man and
later as a publishing executive.
Meigs acted as consultant 10 his
customers. and thus acquired an
intimate knowledge Of the overall
problems Of business management
He also developed skill in sum
marizIug IN cold business StatiS-
tics the essential facts which pol
icymskers need IN order 10 make
decisions and 10 supervise opera
lions
This experience has enabled him
10 set up remarkably concise and
revealing figures scheduling the
production of all types Of war
planes by months through the
middle Of 1914.
These records arc then broken
down Tor types OF planes. FOR es-
sential parts and are Subdivided
into quotas for individual manu-
facturers. In these confidential
files are the overall records OF
Americas plans 20 defeat the
Axis in part through air power
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

however. leaves nothing definite.
Admitting that there is no official
word on a possible new issue
within the near future. post office
department spokesman said:
"Rumors have been kicking
around all over the place. but II
YOU turn To the bureau Of en-
craving. for confirmation. YOU
will see that they are probably
too overworked for the time
being 10 issue a new stamp. That
II, unless the White House or
dered &C."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Detroit Produce

APPLE rs Blu basket u & No. !. Dsls
ware Williams Reds. ~ minimum SHOW
cASTALoUPEs- salmon Meats. Arizona
Phoenix District. Jumbo avs 81 so; 36s
IS 4o@i.50. AS, S3.soas.
CARROTS California Los Angeles
CELERY Michigan Golden Heart. bun
dies OF l-doI. stalks. t5c
CHERRlES-orsEon l5-lb. hugs, Bings
and Lamoers IS asa $50
GRAPES California display luss
Thompson seedless, 50 Red Malsgss S.
HoNEYDEWs- Cslifornia standard and
jumbo crates, 81 Is a %.
LETTUCE California. Los Angeles
crates Iceberg type, 5-doz.. IS. so a 5 IS
ONIONS Sob sacks. T. s No. !.
Texas yellow Bsrmudss Jumbos Sl25,
Bsbosas 3 minimum. 81 rs. Michigan
Y.llows medium sire. few best 81 30.
California Yellovs. 5" and larger, 81 $50
so; Washington Sweet spanish 3" and
larger. few 81 IS; Oklahoma Whites. me
PEAcHEs-Georsis bu. basket liberia,
L, s. No. I, - minimum. 81 1913, q
minimum. ss.2sa3.ao.
PEARs-caifornia boxes Bsrtl.tu, L
=. Com. grade. - SOns.
PEAs-colorsdo bu basket. 81 25f 30
POTATOES --.lo0-lo. sacks unwashed
Virginia Coobsers L. s. No. l, & so
ass; chippsws.. L. S. No /. s275 MARY
land Cobblers. 4. s. No. /. 81 so: Missouri
Cooblers and Kansas Cobblers fair TO sooc
quality. s225d2SO; poorer. dirty, low a.
SL.75; Michigan cooolers. u. S. No i
81 5000; few 81 so washed, Callforni'
Long Whites u. 8 No. /. IS: Missouri
cobhlers, L. s No l. ass Nebrask,
Reds T. S No / t325, Washington
Long Whites. 4 q No / 50. Idsh,
Reds. H. g. No l. best 81; smaller. SO. 50
SWEET POTATOES Alabama bu
basket Triumphs. l. 9 No. J. So.
TOMATOES Hotnouse s-lh. basket
Ohio medium El1e, 81 Michigan l2-at
climax baskets, No, ]. mostly ripes 81 q
4
! WATERMELoNs - Per melon. Georgi,
Cannonosns, 30-lb average Use 32-lh
average, 7Sds5c; 3-lb. average, T5d 9oc
Cuban Queens. i6-lh average 30d 35c
\ is-lb average. 35n37Lc. 2s-lh. average
. so n sSc, 32-lb. average $50 soc. ThurmonS
Grays, is.lh average 35d37l.e 242s.lb
svsrase 40c; Dixie Bellies. 2e-2s.lo. sv
srsge. 40 n 6Sc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Talbot Pilot, Too

Like Mcigs, Talbot is also able
10 pilot a plane.
As a boy In Dayton, O.. young
Talbot was taught in school by
a sister of the Wright brothers
In 1916. his father, in association
with c. F. Kettering, invested in
an airplane plant at Dayton as n
means of helping Orville Wright.
In the last war, Talbot was build
ing 80 planes a day but they were
primitive models and as he ex-
planned 10 me. all IS didn't require
aS many man hours Of work as a
single bomber today.
The ner, article IN this ,sris. Will
deal with George {. Brainard-"Ths
Machine loot Man
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

CHICAGO. July IS dNs) -.wHEAT-
No. red sl27A No hard. Sis
No. hard 81 III. Ql.17iz No haro.
tough, sl.14 No. 3 hard Si1et.s No )
hard. tough, sil3i.01l4 DAMP. GRADE
hard 81; No. 2 yellow hard. Sis No z
mixed 81. IL. No. mixed tough Sl-isL
No. 4>miSed, h.isi.
CORN No. ] yellow s7i4c: No 2 vel
law. s7i.c No. yellow, s6 4 . SIC. No 1
ycitov, s5I7c. NO, $ yellow, s44C sample
grade yellow. T31s2Ac No. 2 white.
81 Oh No 3 white Pee.
. nATs---Sn-. mixed, 4snss'.e. No 2
mixed fTI+sa. No. ! white. 50 u Sic
No white ~ n s0tsc; No. whit. tac
No. white t5H4shc: sample grade
white. 4Sc No J red special extra heavy
tec No ! red special tsia n 49,. e; No.
red specisl heavy. tsI7 a 4ec No. rel
speeial, &C No red. extra heavy. 4eiac
No white. heavy. isc, mixed grain
A5ntSizc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Trend Of Sales

NEW YORK july Is CINsl --Total ssIes
today
Stock Exchange stocks u.s. 7O SHARES
bonds 81 1872 200
Curb Exchange stocks. 10 las shares
bonds Slss n0o
Ris board sales throughou, N. dsy.
Open ~ 1880 AS,sio shapss
II 90 70 chase 50 is0 shares
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Farmers Market

FRUITS Apples Duchess No. L. si2s
q 50 pu 30 2 81 yellow Trsnspsrents
No l. soa2 ~ No. 2 niooi. rs
crate sour No. !, s273d3 peat crate
Currsnt, No. J. 81 so1S 24-et. crate
Goosebsrriss No. / 81. 5oa 2t.at crate
No. ]. ssDa7; No 2. So Rsspoern.,
Red 50 s7a7, - ~ al craft. NJ
So. BlAekberries; No. !, tfd4.50 2t-qt.
crate Eariy peaches No. !, So eg
Head lettuce Fancy 81 bu. No. ] 81 %
a173 No e. T5c9si Leaf lettuce; No
J. 400 SOC ou. Romano No. J, 400 soc
bu Escsros No ! 50 - soc bu No.
VEGETABLE cREENs--consrds No
1. sogs5c bu. sorren. No. i, SO o s5e.
spinseh NJ l. 7ocgsi hu No. 2 SOC
J. son 7sc b 'G' Kali. No i Soc Soc sG.
SWISS cnsrd Ne 80 y SOC ou
Asparagus No /, soc n,I25 ooz. ochs !.
No ? 500 75c Roman beans: No !
81 z 80 bu. Wax beans No. ! SIN
! p No 75e Fiat Green beans No.
!, 75G eoc pu No. 2 soc. Round green
Horsebe.ns No j. s2a2 so bu Ken.
lucky Wonder beans: No. /. s2a2.50 bu.
Bests No. ! 35 q soc dor bcns bsets,
70 S' T. s2@22 IS sa ca q CO. No o'0f'0' 50
n 65o bu.; red cabbage. No. /. s5c n 81
81 curly cabbage No. J. sidi25 bu
Carrots Topped No. J. 81 2a1 rs bu.;
No 81 carrots. No. t01 soc dor
n ? SO rs. Celery. Fancy SOC dor
hehs No ssh sc No q l3A 25c
Celery cabbage 40. l. SIS bu No 2
81 Is sweet corn No ! sso q 81 5-do1.
sack No T. 500 7sc Cucumoers Fancy
81 bu No. 2 s3a35 so bu. Dill, t0a soc
dof bohs
Eggplant peck basket. No : 81 Kohl-
rsbi. No l. 40 y 75c DOR bohs Leek,
No. J, 81 oil 20 doz behs Onions. Dry
No z Su 10 s0-lb sack No. ? 500
eoc So-lo sack green No !, 400 soc don
eeh' Curly parsley: No. l. ton soc DOR.
oohs. Peas: No l. 5od5 hu. Peppers
Hot. No. 20 soc peck basket, sweet.
No /. t0a soc peck basket Potatoes No.
J. 81 t3u ! so hu No. a. 756 s5e. Rad.
shes RED. fancy. T5c doI ochs No /,
.snsse No q zoe Ions White. 40. !,
81 Is bu. Summer squash No. l so a
I5c = bu squash, Tabl. Queen No l,
~ IS "a hu Italian squash. No ]. 81
~ rs peck basket. No 2. 75c peck
basket Tomatoes outdoor. No. 81 so q
IL: No. 2. si25 1+-lb basket, hothous.
No J. S2TSd3 it-lb basket No. ?. 81 50
Turnis No so 7So dor bchs fancy.
~ ~ IN. turntps tonned No 75c n 81
EGGS Large. s12 so a 10 3o-doT. case
medium Siali 20.
92sc u leEhorrs 23r2ac hroiiers
heavy 2sp3i leghorns, 2492sc II.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. july rs UNSl BUTTER
Receipts, l2sas tubs; no quotation.
tions
CHEESE - Twins. 2inn2iae: dsisi.,
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Detroit Poultry

80 quotations syansbis SATURDAY ~
rays prices foUce Hens svsrags run.
22r. lsshofr hens .bs up lee oocks-
10c ~ 80 FORK sprinEsrt Z lbs %. az
rocs or1isrs a. - az srso-n
12f f-~- 'GrEsrs ftrN
FGGsA Narttt arr current receipts.
Bic Nefsisfsfss "a 34c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
The Warriors
Of Production
Merrill Meigs,
NeWspdperman,
Knows Aviation
His Associate on WPB,
Harold Talbot, Built
Planes in Last War

This il the seuenth article in
y series about the doilar-d-Vsdr
"wdrriors Of production IN the
WPB Who are helping Donald ".
Nelson 10 speed up Americas
1C1r output
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

TOLEDO. o. July % CiNs) Cash
Rfain on track
WHEAT-No red. 81 isGi2o.
CORN - No. 2 yellow So sslzc
OATS No. ! white old, az q soc. No 2
white old. 4sd Soc No. white. new
ss at7c
soYBEANs-No. z yellow, e2dis3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Unlisted Stocks

tionsl Association Of Securities Dealers.
Inc. District No. s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Detroit Stocks

sales, including odd lots, 422s shares 7
Dividends In the foregoing table are the
unless otherwise noted. s-Lisu,dstins div,-
dend. hon aecurnuIs tions. sN-Es-di,ideud
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
New York Cotton

Closings August is3a nominal sep
tsmbsr 81 nominal November 1911.
nominal February 1887. nominal April,
1898 nominal Junt 1907 nominal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Livestock Markets
PITTSBI RGH

PITTSBURGH. July rs GNs) CATTLE
- Receipts, none: market steady steers
choice. STA so 6i4 So. medium 10 good.
sl2 so o i3 so common. tl0dl2 hsfsrs.
medium TO good $40 50Ti2. common.
81 rs n N. Gamers and cutters S575Qs,
bulls good TO choice. Sii 25 1l2 So com
mon n medium, IS 50n 10
HOGS Receipts 100 market. slow and
25c lower is0-is0 lbs Sif75n IL 90. 100
200 lbs. Si4 eonIS 20O-220 lbs. Si4 On n
Is. 220-2SO lbs tlf e0n IS. 2SO-2s0 lbs
Si4 751l5. 2eO-3Sp lbs Sl4ulf 90, 100
$50 sbs Sl3 so y 80 roughs. Sl3n - SO.
SHEEP Receipts $50 market STEADY
choice lambs Sl3 50Hi4 so medium "a
good. Sill so ~ ~ So common lambs sen
10 80, ewes $50 50. wetners 81 IS n s -
CALVES Receipts none market steady
good 10 choice sit SOni 1880 medium.
ti2 so q ~ 50. culls and common. $50 IL.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO July rs CNS) -HOGS-Rs.
ceipts 800 market steady. Top. SIC Is
hulk, sit 25al4.s5. heavits. ti4l5hlt So
mediums, if40nli75. lights. sl41 IL SIS
light lights, ti3.75 , 1870: packing sows
yi3 IS II 10 pigs si2 5ogl3.50
CATTLE Receipts, 800: market steady,
Cslve. Receipts 200, market steady. Beet
steers: choice. Sl3.50n Is. so medium. $40
1850 yesrlings siomi325 Butcher
cattle: heifers, tsuii25 cows SeH1i
bulls 50. 50 i225 calves. SsQ IS -
feeders Sa6i2 rs Stockers steers, $40 n
- cows and hsifers, xui2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
CHIC AGO
A WEEK IN THE MARKET

NEW YORK July 25.-The following table shows the acti,
ny the New York Stock Exchange each day this week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
(AlS Af.ft

CHICAGO. July 25 UNs) -Pt'TTrP-
Receipts, l2b5a tubs no quotation.
EGGS-Receipts. - 04t cases no quota.
tons
CHEESE - Twins 2lisn2iNe: d.is,.,
prints and longhorn. 22& s23c
LIVE POULTRY Closed
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-18
Night Session
On Pensions

Washington, Feb, l8.-(AP)-lh''
Senate civil service committee voted
today to hold a night session on 'ae
Congress pensions repeater after be
ing told by Senator Byrd, Democrat.
Virginia. that unless it acted WIN
speed, the Senate may take 'ho
matter out of our hands.
As a day session of the conihl'-
tee ended inconclusiVely. Repr,sel'-
tatlVe Ramspeck, Democrat Geo'
GA, author of the controversial iesiH-
lation, announced he would take 'r~
lead in affording the House an any
opportunities to vote on repeal u
that section opening retirement pehe-
fits to members of Congress
In a democratic nation Sucil "9
ours" RamSpeck said IN a S'a'I1
ment, tbs viii of the teotIf NhoV''
pre- all"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-18
Chang Talks
With Gandhi


Calcutta, Feb. 18-LAP)-Mo-
handas Gandhi and Generalissimo
Chlang kai-Shek INST here today.
The generalissimo is on A tour OF
India and has conferred with several
Indian leaders.
Madame Chang Kai-Shek accom-
panied the gencralissimo.
They were received al Blrla Park
where Gandhi is staying, by Pandlt
Nehru, an Indian leader. He escort
ed them to the drawing o Whels
Gandhi was sQuatting on the floor
Through an Interpreter. Chang
and Gandhi talked for an hour and
twenty minutes. Then the generals
simo and Mrs. Chang had an Indian
lunch while Gandhi remained / II ne
drawing room.