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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Auto
Graphs
KanzIer's Promotion
Tribute TO His Work
With Auto Industry
BN SILER FREEMAN

Ernest KanzlcrS promotion
10 the inner Sanctum of the
War Production Board is a trib-
ute 10 his job in Detroit. His
appointment as deputy 20 DON
aid NJ Nelson 20 "trouble-Shoot o.
the new program 10 adjust ma
tcrialS with production indicates
what the big boss OF the WPB
thinks OF the DctTOltcr.
At the same time however,
Kanzler pay equal tribute TO the
automobile industry and other
plants under his jurisdiction
which helped hm hang up the
enviable record thai took him
10 Washington. Siad kanzler
a> he prepared 10 depart for the
capital yesterday:
II could not leave my Detroit
activities with the War PrOduc-
ton Board without paying trib-
ute TO the auiOmOiiNe industry
and 10 the plants in the Michi-
gan region which have cooper
ated ~ fundamentally in the
war effort.
The magnificent job done by
the industry and the plants in
Michigan has established rep
utation for this district through
ont the world. One has hut Ia
look al list of the visitors to
Detroit 10 realize that il has he
come the Mecca for h o y Q
looking for the Arsenal Of De
mOCrary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Now Has 300 Workers

kanZler was named chief Of
the automOtive branch on Jan.
u 1912. one OF the first moves
made by Nelson after he be-
came chairman Of the War Pro-
duCuon Board. Three days later,
with one assistant, Kanzler
opened his office i'm Detroit.
Succeeding months saw the
giant industries Of the Detroit
area turn from the manufaC-
ture Of civilian goods to weapons
of war. until al the time OF his
departure the flow OF guns.
shells planes. tanks and other
war goods has reached a steady
stream Of more than half-bil-
lion dollars worth month and
the automotive industry is com
mitted to produce ar its peak
one-SIXth OF all the war goods
in the nation.
The Detroit WPB organiza-
lion which Kanzler turns over
10 his successor numbers
more than 300 employees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
DEATHS

Daniel Murphy 1910 National. 81.
Robert Green. e6s wilkins. 90
Percy Mccormack. 3fs6 Brush 81.
Nara Cain, SAT- Mortified -
35
Walter p Kinds. 3O43 Eastlawn. 81.
Albert y Schultz. Clare Mich 81.
sarah Moten. 1857 Muleti So
Louis Maurer 30 First, 40
Jennie Lane 1880 Eastwood So
Abraham Absomara. 1890 Hunt -.
sarah Thompson. 1882 Hastings IS
Theresa Thomas 1895 East Congress ..
Lucille Lantsu. 7O2 West Garfield a..
Zerels Hysen. 5e2t ColtaN 80
Rebeccs Rers Dussmsn. 1920 Monterey. 20
Robert Charles Nooie 1852 Cedargrove.
80
Ferguson G Wheaton 1929 ~ Paei. 50.
GeorEe French. 2l3e Buchanan 80
Henry Bisck 4ji0 Twenty eighth 81
Leo Pasuk. fHi0 Porsth Dearborn 80.
Louis ,. Clot 2uOO sharon 50.
Afncita storey 10fOl. STANLEY. 90
Lennards PsWilOnskt 5ff1 Esst Palmer,
80
Fred : Pssrse 1881 Eas outer Duv..
-
Elizabeth Thsissn $685. Portsr 81.
Frank b Consock 1915 PaIhster ~.
William II kerrigan 1865 HEverhli 20.
Clarence Redheld. 63t West Fotett "a.
Mary Washburn. Lexington. Ky -.
Christ Ehrmaptnlt. 1850 WoOdmers Ave.
IS
Marysnna C1a Ikowsks. 750s wykss. 80.
Michael fstrats, 500 NJ Elliott. 81.
Meta Tfbger 1925 Faircrcsf -
Charley NauWnrrrer 3j2t BROOKLYN. "a
Arnold Deap CROSBY West Boomhsa
n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Detroit Produce

APPLES Bf BASKETS West r,ins
Nori9St 5. G,trn.nF' = fanr IN
80 IN. up. 81 t0d 80
cANTALOUPEs salmon Meats Al.
,ors, Phoenix district. falr 20 generally
5000 quality Jumbo 80 81 son SO
= 3 lo-ir crates " 75H1' Him
I'es 81 I'm. crates ~ 25a 5 80
hoNEN DE"s california Jumbo -
g. 25 Phoeniv diurict Jumbo a., ~ so
Jumbo 81 81 5iN2 20 fsV 81 so standard
y q 51J. standard l2s, 81 l51 %
~ SEtPEs .rasn'', III "a n .'
mgs Thompson ssedles, g 5Og 90 Red
MALAGA 81 Rih,ers 50 25
LETTUCE Los Anglers crates icehers
s. bon 5 go oss' mostly $3.50 90. ..
dor e. . 50. best mostly 81 25H5.50
:. ONIONS do-lb sacks hichiesr
No J Yellow ST. generally so0d. eoc
81 SO; California spanish 'yps y. : no
] 3-in and larssr. 81 15aI so: in
snd larger. - s0ri 81 WAshington
spanish type FAIR quality 81. ts.tn
szs 81 - Oklshoms Round Whnss ~ 10
PEACHES ~ baskets 4 s. 40
Gtorgis North Carolina and south Carolina
Eloertas, ~ in. up. ~ 3A4 . 50. gin
up 81 i5I 80. hesi mostly ~ Is 2 so
I'm ~ ! , ss,r. ~ No u % Z $40 e.
Hales s. 10. I, 2'.-in ~ - 751 9.
1sle color, " 90, Tin up So 30 -
Georgia Bellies L : No l. i1.-in W
81 IS p 80. Tennessee ON BASKETS e. :
No. ! Fiber'ss Gin up. very few ~ 80
Michigan hG baskets l. s No HaIs
Havens - in - Rochesters and Golden
Juhilses Pin up 81 65ul Is i, -in W
" % California box Hsies SOS 81 -
Pas - Colorado bu baskets, - 10 70
FLUNs California f.baStet crates Du.
srfes tNt. 50 30. KS s325. 5xj - 20 =
- Ttaeclic' l6-ib. mgs 81, iOn1 30
POTATOES -ioU-lh sacks 4 ( No .
v.shed Long Whites California, 50 .,
n -. mostly $3.50 Washington. 50 - ~
So. Idaho - 2J. Idaho L. g No T.
washed Triumph 81 as fair quality
g % 30 Virginia. New Jersey and
MARYLAND. T. No T. uuwAsned Cob
hi"rs. MOSTLY S2r2 70. few best New Jcr.
..t 81 - ESQ. Michigan T. : 80
uuvee1el Cchbicfs S2H2ii
SWEET POTATOES Louisiana Puerto
f'sn Vans bu crates y SO. l.
s. % Alsbsne Triumphs. bu. basket. L
To',.ro.s Is-q' Climax heske, Mchi
wATERMELoNs- Georgia carnonhsts
2s-2S ms IS SIC. q ms 70a72c,
cuban Queens = lbs. n soc uxi'
Bellies 80 lbs SOC: % his. e587oc; WHIT,
Behes p lbs. % "a 5jc Mississippi Gu
ban queens 1870 lbs. 30 3jc. . lbs
- 2 1oc. Oklahoma Tom WAtsors - lbs
~ Missouri Grsys Is lbs. soc, Cannon.
balls. 30 "a 80 lbs, - r. SOC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
BIRTHS
GIRLS


Girls were born TO:
sophia TOrok sal south Waterman
Emma Novac, % West Henry. River Rouge
Maxine Colby. 12047 Marlowe.
Marion PalazZoio. III Meldrum
Daphne Summers III North Campbell.
Ruth Schultz. li7Oa wade uwinsD
Roe1eau Edwards. i2i39 Strnghsm court.
Gladys vandenbelt. 1860 Buckingham.
Ruth Chaffee s412 Essex, Van Dyke.
Dorothy Smith 2fT2 Besubien.
Bessie Scurti. 1912 East Lafayette
Edwins Menzies. 1900 i2-Mils road, Royal
Oak.
RqsaHs Cuomo ls34s Wiltshire
Jamie Boyeti. 1927 Twelfth.
Charlotte Barber. l04is Roxbury.
Ruth Yesbeck. ga Prentis.
Helen Lewis. 3l4s East Fort.
Luisa Gonzalez. 1855 Porter.
Elsie Engel. I7lsf Gitre
Theima Faas i5471 Linnhurst
Ioy Mcdonald 5f67 Missouri.
Theresa Brohl, 2s5iO scnoenherr. Center
line
Marnine Carson 5i45 RlopeIle.
stella Sarna. 5751 Kuhck.
Thslma Baker. $3.50 Dubois.
Eleanor Linn. 20i7l Ropeile
Elizabeth Daniels. $50 East warren.
Blanche Babinski. 2s2s5 Grossbeck high
way ROseville.
MARY GalaSso. 1880 Mendoza
Elizabeth Chohs. EOS Delaware.
Eleanor Theisen 1920 Kendall Dearborn
Helen Nolan. 57s North Grand boulevard.
Elizabeth Fuoco. 3i34 East Alexsndrine.
Nellie sias l02 Stmson.
Georgia Do.enbach 1929 Doris
Audrey Rerdsn 7is7 ChsHonie
t'slina Van Vlist 1880 Rutherford
Doris Weight. is449 Westoyer BEDFORD
Township
Virginia Mandonia. 3O7 North Harry, Haze
Park
Janet herman iAts Birmingham.
Esther Oson 1895 Pingree
Florence Jolley. i442 Baldwin.
Marion Rein 304t Clairmount.
Ruth Yousoufian 2432 Selden.
E%lura Lehto 1901 Dexter.
Joan Quav 1924 Gartne
Marie Plofis 1919 Badge. Van DYKE.
Margaret Brisse 1870 'WuodinEh CHAM
Mabel Wolf 1918 West Euclid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Stocks Ease
In Light Trade

NEW YORK. Aug. 3 (UP) -
Stocks opened lower. with. trading
light today. Bonds were 4Tregu-
lar. Cotton futures weres I'M
changed 10 3 points higher
Losses in stocks were fractional
in most instances Thinker Roller
Bearing. an exception. declined IL
points 10 50, following cutting OF
the dividend frc n so cents TO -
cents n share. Douglas Aircraft
lost a point 10 5S'2 General Mills
was down ~ al rs.
Chrysler Corporation was down
nearly point at SOL, while Gen.
eral Motors eaSed !. TO 375s
United States Steel sold AT ass
off =. at the opening and then
extended its loss to nearly a point.
Crucible dipped slightly TO 81
American Smelling lost = 10 3S24
and Anaconda was down a al
25a,.
United States Rubber was down
a point al 81. Small declines were
oted in Du Pont. Woolworth
p a ck ar d. American Telephone
Union Carbide and United Air
craft.
Gulf. Mobile and Ohio preferred
opened 1000 shares al 265.. of
=. and later rose 10 y. Other
rails were steady 10 SlightlN
lower Union Pacific, an cXcop
, ton, rose y 10 73a,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Pays Tribute TO Group

II am very happy To feel. in
leaving for Washington, that
there exists In the staff Of the
Detroit region of the War Pro-
ductiOn Board wellbalanced
group of capable and energetic
personnel which will continue To
give its substantial aid and tai
ents Ia Michigan's war effort.
have accepted my new AZ
Segment i'm Washington because
this seems TO he the best thing
10 do. l expect tn keep In close
touch with the Detroit war ac-
tivity. and want 10 express my
sincere thanks and appreciation
10 all of those who have 80
WhoIeheartedIy cO-operated with
H., particularly To the armed
services. Mayor Jeffries and
Governor Van Wagner and
other departments of govern
mrnt. the Automobile Council
for War Production, the Board
OF Commerce. ALL and Go
officials. the Michigan Manufac-
turers' Association. the Automo-
tive Parts and Equipment
Manufacturers Association and
the press and radio"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Detroit Shippers
Detroit Shippers
Seek Efficient War
Freight Loading

Detroit shippers. seeking more
effective ways to cooperate with
ODT I'm eXpediting the movement
of war freight through the mod
ernlzation of boXcar loading, yes
terday heard Col. r. S. Evans
describe his new Evans loader.
The meeting was held under the
auspices of the shippers transpor-
tation committee of the Detroit
Board of Commerce and was in
Splred by an impending order of
ODT requiring full capacity load
ing OF freight cars.
Colonel Evans, Detroit indus
trialist and freight loading author
ity. was in charge of all overseas
loading for the quartermaSter
corps in the first World War. His
loading economies have saved hun
dreds Of thousands of tons of cubic
space in ships and railroad cars
and some $500, 100000 TO railroads.
shippers and receivers Of automo-
bilcs. He is president of the Evans
Products Company.
The meeting was attended by
traffic managers and representa-
tiveS OF virtually all the converted
industry, members Of
the army and navy ordnance and
quartermaSter departments. the
aviation corps, the Red Cross. and
the Automotive Council for War
Production. +. j. Armstrong.
chairman Of the shippers transpor-
latlon committee and traffic man
ager of United States Radiator
Corporation. presided
AT the request of the shippers
transportation committee. Colonel
Evans presented his newest contri-
button 10 solving the freight bot
ileneck" in the safe transportation
Df war goods and civilian necesSi-
ties.
This new weapon of war
which has The approval OF the
traffic control division of the war
tepartm ent and the bureau of
industrial conservation Of WPB.
nodernizes ordinary boxcarS.
|oloner Evans told them. through
installation OF equipment 10 permit
full capacity loading. II also elm
mates both dunnage and damage
in transit This * Hew- being
studied BY ODT in relation 10 ex-
pcditing war traffic and adding to,
he car supply. Utility Loader cars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05

are now in use by three railroads
and federal ordnance plants
Colonel Evans said the Utility
Loader iS a 1912 idea needed for
the preferential transportation OF
war goods
Allen Dean, chairman ofJhe car
committee Of the Great
Lakes Regional Advisory Board
said
THE shippers obligation il 10
see that goods are delivered
safely. speedily and econom-
icaily: that they Arrive at desti-
nation In disable condition--dam-
aged goods cannot be replaced.
II II obvious 10 us interested in
better transportation that the
Utility Loader permits fulfill
ment Of this obligation and EN-
abies the shipper Ia employ the
fullest use Of every inch of car
rying capacity la a car. With
such equipment in widespread
use, shippers would not have to
take advantage Of the eNemP-
tions outlined In the proposed
order for full capacity a. related
To war materials transported.
shippers of eritfrni goods IN this
area could use "A large number
Of these cars 10 excellent ad-
vantage"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Output Of Wood
Pulp at Record

NEW YORK. Aug : - United
States pulp production. which has
set an unbroken succession Of rec
ords beginning with 1888 now APP
pears headed for a new aIl-timc
record in 1912 according 10 Ossian
Anderson. president Puget Sound
Pulp and Timber Company.
Domestic output Of all grade, of
wood pulp combined amounted 10
; $4,000 tons in the first SiN
months OF 1912. a gain Of l2.3 per
cent over the comparable months
OF 1871.
One year ago" Anderson re-
called, the threat of pulp short
age cansed grave concern.
Through the combined efforts OF
American industry this threat
has been removed. Record de-
mand il being satisfied"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Russell r Cook. 81 Frances \. McNerney
Emil czegus. % Julis Beeiey q.
Donald Burger 10 I.ilus Smith, u
Leonard " tenorzejewski 10 Irene A
Cywinski IA.
Thomas Keith. so. Haze Pile to
Frank Sullens 30. Ann ?. Dimmick, IS.
Mark Dale. 20 Evelyn Gross. %,
George W Lsbby Ir rs Genevieve Jsku
bloc -
Theotorc Naimy. -, LILLIAN David 10
William Dawson. - Lucia stearns. 20.
Casino Krvch IS Irene Barlow. -
John Tvmlnskt 2o Dorothy PersZ0ski. -
trns Ralvels 81 Helen Ssufikko -
Georgs Agar Pr 20. Eleanor Canuiskv. u
Eugene n Bohnger %. Charlotte a
R1i Zarensk, 2i: Bernics War;, box ~
Joseph W Heoer, 20 Ardis Holeomo
81
John zmyslowski. 80. Avis corbin 25
steve Harven p june Grayson. Il
Robert Clement 10. Marjorie Tassie IS
ClatenCs Couture, rs Mabel kreh 80
William Gates. 20. Dorothy MOnette. Il
Gerald Blake 2t Elizabeth NJ Andres
Fred NJ Zedsr. 81 Martha Blood. 40.
William p Parmenter. % MARY Hood
Louis s,anfel 81, Pauline Lany 50.
Horace Taylor So Marie -tor-r- sg--
Robert Coleman 81 Hazel Childs. IL
Joe Wilhelm 10. Eleanor Chapman ~
Wallace r, Nailev. ss uda " Mullins 81
Joseph l. pekeyyer. 2S Catherine Jacob
salvatore r Assro. 90 Marion Macri 10
Robert Brewer ~ Neu puggins 20
Walter iuErsham. 81. Mary 4 Ddnnaly
"a
Roger Lockwood - Marion sullivan %
Charles Hornfsk - Mars Banisk Il
Allen croft % Virginia Armstrong 81
Leo GeorEs - MARY Nicx -
lohr kosrevski % sopnis Staup'en -
MAX , s'ors, 81 MarC-Ha l. Wehn ~
Dane Fsriotf Jf IL BLAINE reesr7ir,
Mcsoytrn. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Lost and Found
BIRTHS

BOYS were born to:
Beryl Ma Donald, 1881 Planview
Jsauuine MCCoskey. $3.50 PetOskeN.
Lavenia COndron. 1852 Littleheld
Irene Wlckham 1s035 Rutherford.
Erma Uren. 5512 Arendale
Mildred Waynick 1875 Myrtle
Lillian Hart 1894 Alvine Van DYKE,
Rachael Baldwin. 90 Hendric.
Nadyne McGraw, 2572 Gray.
Selena Murphy, 6765 Sixteenth
Fannie Carter. 95s Livingstone.
villa Clark s2s West Willis
Julia szott 4i52 Thiuy-second
Helen Beebe 1904 Continental. Van DYKE
Mar Chitt 1853 Maxwell
Elizabeth Webster. 1913 Cambridge. Pleas
Loretta Pihaja. e6ee Monica.
Ida Gillespie 30i7 Marlborough
Ruby Brooks. t5i Alexandria. West.
iGwendolyn Wykof. 5275 Third.
Donna Martin. s2i2 Waverly.
Margaret Pleason. 25t5 Ford.
Florence Williams. 33s57 Granselswn.
lola Dawson. 1924 Bangor.
Madeion stelzer, 1912 Ilene
Margie Swenson. I4l0 Heudrie
Dorothea Mshon 22fs0 West McNichos.
BETTY Renaud sl7i Central
MARY Rogers. 6s2 West Kirby.
Marian Peck. $3.50 Lauder
Gladys Thomas 2O6f CLARK.
Loretta Trent e237 Mendots
Zvstt Sersban. js2 South Harrington.
Laneta Ehickc walled Lake
Madeline Everiit. 5lss Belvidere.
Concetta Mullsy 1880 Dexter
Rose o'connor, 1881 Vaughan
Eiieen Barry. 23l06 Reynolds, Hare PARK
Agnes TruaN 7ii2 Lisbon
Francis Masse 4334 Sixth.
Mae Senften. 1862 Lansdowne.
Marian Campbell l30s6 Jane
Mary Thorpe, 5ipt Counor.
Ohvia DICKENS 1927 East Fort
jeanette Brownlee 1872 Rutherford.
Lima Crudge. el7i Dryden
Grace Slater sOai Wetherby
Genevieve Mengel 1890 Monte VISTA
Jane BertclSen 1884 Pisuview
Irene Hawryluk 1874 Wexford
Kathleen Barley. s755 Rathbone.
Jean Tucct. 1898 Harding
Elizabeth stanton. = Amherst road
sara woodwork. 1902 winthrop.
Mildred Bradley 25ll sheridan
Lorcne Reid $500 Scotch
Margaret Wilamowski 5000 Mitchell
Agnes Morgan 1891 Indiana
Muuel Matthews. $50 Kensinston. Fern.
dale
Dorecn Gotta. 3o5i GRAY.
Sophie Shpils 1891 - Aubin.
Antonio o Rrourke 35e5 Fremont place
Claire saukovic 1929 CADET
Naomi Davidson lnlli Nest outer drive
Alice Kingman, i7s7s Dresden
Louise Torovich 1851 Rowe
Fora Armstrong. 1870 Snowdcn
kathryn Reames ri Horton
Nern WssielewsN $50 Learder
Nerna o Del $50 McDoueaH
Maxine Greene 1920 Commonwealth
Ruth iIebermsn 1924 TYLER
Elsie Resune 2s1qO N0rhline EurrvIus
Dorothy Gilczsn. 22Sq East Congress
Harriet Morgan. T2f Harding
GIRLS
CHILE were born 10:
bcrnice Miller. ISIO0 Kerffeid
Fave ShueI t0fS2 Noffhiawn
iuKrid johns 1851 Aver1
Dorothy Orsck 1890 Eatners Farming.
ton
Ida smith 1873 Drevel
Nette Rose. 2503 Hardwood
Betty CHASER 2075 West Phiade lphia
Grace Power 1857 Lindsay
julia Walter $40 Rlvard Crosse Poiuts
GLADYS Miller f7es Spokane
J0sephine Gennette. lTI3 Clements
Tina Borneison. 1875 ElmdaIe
EDNA santana, 263j Lycastelr
Julia Region. go Brown BIRMINGHAM
Mafchret Gamblers s2e Moran Crosse
puinte
Marccla Dohany 1851 rvood
pcliAh' SWecrs l610 Ferguson
BETTY Bediu4hhJt 52s3 q-Mfe Van prke
Rernice Leirh s7f2 etMIr Van pvks
Hlds Sfsdef 1850 Storpcl
kathleen Nnuue i2T Henri
orvcfta NofzsI 1885 WsHe
FLORENCE sWsffs fl07 Thirteen
F1~a klrga 1855 Csss
Grrfvie-s 0tfrovFkI. f271f FrankTrlf.
1 Helen Fifsr, ssss Hollywood RomusIs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Kellogg Airport
Chief Out Of Job
Time. star Correspondent,

BATTLE CREEK, Aug ; Be
cause II no longer has any control
over the kellogg Airport, the city
Will cease 10 employ an airport
manager after Saturday, officials
announced today
The army last October leased
section Of the airport for a can
Torment area and last April leased
the runways. The CAA, which
operates ground communications.
has leased the city radio control
signal system.
1t is expected that the army
soon viii sign a lease for the en-
tire airport. leaving Keith Moon.
the port manager, without any
thing 10 manage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Safety Mark
Mine Runs 3H7 Yrs. Without
Single Fatal Accident

NEW YORK. Auc. . Produc-
ton Of more than 100000 tons Of
coal in 3is years without a single
fatal accident IS tho record en-
ploycS of II {. Fuck Coke Com
pany L. :. Steel mine at Romeo,
Pa. have established. according 10
an announcement by Harry NJ.
Moses, president.
Congratulations We're received
by The company from Dr. r. r.
SayreS, director OF United States
bureau of mines. which recently
completed an inspection of condi-
tons IN the mine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Livestock Markets
III IR'lI1

CATTLE Receipts. 500 quality pain
market mostly steady short load good
light fed yearlinE steers held above Slt,
few medium grade shortfed Nght steers
and package tat P75-lb native grassers.
So -. few cutter 20 common native grass
steers - % I'll common and medium
grass he.fers Saqil % fat dairy tyUe
Etass COWS up 90 $40. no strictly good
COWS offered common ard medium COWS
SO - ~ - Gamers and cutters So 800 ~
u. practical top WelghN sausage bulls
Si2 most common and medium bulls ~ By
% 80
CALVES Receipts $50: make mJs
steady. bulE good snd choice Vaslcfs Nth.
feN Co. SD 1o. common and medium.
mainy Si241J
HOGS Receipts I 0On. market NOT es-
tshlsncd TODAY bidding 10 CENTS lower
or mainly 81. Souli su fur iS0-2fu DO
butchers asking stcatN
SHEEP Receipts. 500 market STEADY
most good 90 choice native spring lambs.
S1t with bucks out ~ ~ discount me-
alum ~ good lambs Ni2 ~ 3.50s common
down 90 SO package common SSH.
grassy yeariinSs $50. slaughter ewes.
N316.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Clancy TO Be Boosted

Another Detroiter has also
received new honorS. He iS Al
fred r Clancy former preSi-
dent of Pontiac Motor Company.
Clancy is slated TO take charge
of the new. chief proving ground
for all army ordnance except
guns which Will be located IN
Detroit.
He is expected TO be either a
brigadier-general or a colonel in
The reorganization Of the service
of supply under Major Gen.
Levin II. Campbell Heretofore
CLANCY has been in civilian
capacity He was William 5.
KnudSen'S chief of ordnance
when the former General Motors
chief was head of the OPM.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Death notlres

= Beverly road. Crosse Pointe Farms
MARY Mcclellan Hamilton beloved mother
90 Mrs William n Herbert David Os-
borne and The late Mary Mcclellan Hami-
ton Funeral services ~ residence Thursday
afternoon a. go
JOHN sON-Aug ? 1912. John Il John
Y son 81 1850 Cortland avenue. beloved
El4Sl.sAa- MAR Js+l,t-...i4-tieaF- father
~ Mrs sylvia g castle. Mrs Winniired
Custard Mrs Rose Stoltz Mrs Ruth John
son and Frank = Johnson. also nine
glAadrh+litsn- and tive grest-gtandchldTen
Funeral from Juhn J Heeion's Funeral
Mansion l's0 West Grand boulevard cor
ner Nest Warren Wednesday ~ 10 = m
KOCHER Hazel. August > suddenly he
loved wife OF Phillie J Funeral services
Friday Q. m. a. carr G. Hail Funeral
Home. 1917 Holden. ~ Trumbuil.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Saginaw Markets

SAGINAW. AUG tUPi Todat-s pa,
ing prices 20 growers for beans
Pes hcans. - 30. hEh' red ki4na,s IS.
darn rcd Kidneys So CRT yellow etre
80 Gre hkhi cranhcrrcs - Gro dsrh
crtubcrrtce 50 lO
Wheat 81. Ogu1.f us's t9r 90, r,e
So 70 1sr SIS .rouef barley 81 8. go.
nucsVheHt - - . o.. corr - +, ono
seV beans 81 fguI as
r~rcs furnished ~ NicN'ya, Besr
Company! }
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05
Farmers Market

FRCirs. a.gg.e' Doshe. fsn,y. s. 3,
p 81 l0Ht Is. B'aekberrie~ fancy s. -
AZ crate no g. SfH4 20 Carfaiouue
No / 50 S0q4 hu.; 40 81 Cherries
sour 10. D. S3aa 80 2t-qt crate Cur
u rsni, ~ 59a . 2t-g' er,ats.
crate No 2 s. Eariy pesch., No !
Ns75r2 IS nu Fstit pears 80 J. S2u
2 ~ hu Pmm'. fancy s. bu 80. I
- 81. No ?. N7' Rssposrnes rod
LETTUCE ANp SALAD GREENS
Head islioce fancy - ~ 10
- 25H ~ No &c 81 Lear le''uoe
SOC nu Fscaro|e 80 5o7e0c hu No
z fec Endire. fancy 81 30 p4 so
75c @ 81 IS w 80,
VEGErABLE GREENS CoDsrds SO .
s. sp'as ssS ~ 10 sore 80 sa 3' ' No by
75c. Turnip 80 / sou 75c bu Mustard
No son '5c tu Cabbage greens No g.
% = 75e eu. kse ~ 3op5 bu
I'VE vEGFT4BiEs Sm.oei an os A.pars
gus No. j. s0ca 81 . dozen lunches 40
/? 90 zoe. Roman Beans fancy 81 ..
bu No l. 80 WAY Beans fancy
Green Beans 30 Sl015o ou M :
Use Round Green Beans fancy. - - on
No ~ - ~ = IS bu. 40 81 % Horse
beans So S2n1 - hu Kertuck. Won.
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30 ! 49,, - - oH s .' NS 30 :, S''
80. .Dff' 80
C.hto- ~, 80. CO. D. w
NJ go ~, C,.t, c,tt'.s. ~
an 80 -, -, - g., !,
'bu No. 2 75c Carrots 50. 30 a.,
bu x,-,,S5 CoI.-, 60. 90 e,.
d@1.r b,,,thss -, 49, ~
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81 svoe, Gu -, =. 81 -, 80
No sscs,x, " o C,,r,,-,1...,
FANG q IN tu ~. $50 ~ . 5or
bui 49, -. 49,, t,,,,t -. e. =,
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Lexis No Siafo- d.,e, b,,,r.,
onions A., No aagx1 io ,o..b sart
No , "a -eOr rrsor 40 ...,ro, 40
hunches curlt parsle, 80 to., lo. 49,,
lunches Okrs 80 81 soe,l ~ ress
basket ParsIc. Enat SO q fu.rrn, dor
lunches psss No - tu.- - tu Pen.
pers hot No I. 7acuSi o. sweet SO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-05

CHICAGO Aug UNSJ- HOGS Re-
ceiuts n 500 Toe 10 1jc lower top
Slgs1. bulk SIs f0p1f So. heavies. Sl4 %
70 1860. mediums &i4 5Oa1f 81, Ughts.
Sl425 Htf -. hight lights S1iul4 ~.
packing soWS. Si3 sou IL; pigs Sl2, 75u
IS7 10
CATTLE Receipts 600 market stead,
CALVES Eece pts coo. market steady
Reef steers Choice. Sifffl5 -. medium.
XlU11f, yvatiinss. SIouI5 % Butchers.
Hcitcrss ~ J01i4 o.. tIws NqIfi 90.
bulls 50 so " 2i, CaIves, So o.. i,anets
>9ff g. o. stprkrre steers Siu1 Do. COWS
ana heffers Nsq ~
SHEEP Receipts . ooa rnarket steady
lambs $40 IL SO common Si2q f..teaF-
hnrV So 21a ~ q, feeders. So i5
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