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Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
New Furniture
Orders Climb

NEW YORK. Sept. ga con-
ra-seasonal rise in new orders
placed with furniture manufac-
turers during August was reported
by Seidman e. Seidman. account
ants. whose summary Of the past
months business showed an in
crease Of l3 per cent in bookings
compared with July and gain of
5 per cent over August year ago.
An important contributing fac
tor 10 the contra-seaSonal trend
August business usually falls off in
comparison with July-was the
spurt of bookings for upholstered
furniture caused by the War Pro-
duction Board edict closing off the
use of steel springs after Octo-
Der 81.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Chemists to Meet

The first fall meeting OF the
Detroit section, American Chem
ical Society. will be held at 8
tonight in the Horace II. Rack
ham Memorial Engineering Au-
ditorium. DR.. Don d. Irish OF
the biochemical research labo-
ratory of the Dow Chemical
Company will discuss The
Translation of Psychological In
formation Into Safe Industrial
Practices"
The introduction of many new
chemical compounds into indus
try. due to the demand for
substitutes, is affecting the
health and well-being of many
employees in the war plants and
the society believes that there
are few. If any. chemicals that
cannot be handled safely IL in
dustrial chemists understand the
chemical and physical properties
and physiological effects.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
individual Excess Process Tax Defeated

In this spirit the Senate finance committee has rejected by
Connally Of Texas
principle OF the
profit proposed addition regular personal
all individual earnings in
n a prewar base period.
would the wartime windfals OF
that have been benefng financially from wartime
dtions
would tended taken the profit out of
all groups.
the token. such of taxation would have
tended relatively have relieved the economic victims of the
namely white collar relatively
fixed incomes whose purchasing during the war period
drasticaly cuaed by living costs. the
other. Such persons including those
living life insurance proceeds
position having their spendabe incomes severely
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Stocks Steady
In Quiet Trade;
Bonds Uneven
Santa Fe Makes New
4-Year High as en-
Eases; Cotton Weakens

NEW YORK, Sept. % tUP).-
Stocks opened steady TO firm to-
day III quict trading. Bonds were
mixed and cotton futures lost l 10
I3 points.
Santa Fe made a new four-year
high on the first sale at 463s, up
II. Other rails held around the
previous close.
Chrysler opened at the previous
close of 6lsa while General Mo-
tors eased Il TO 387s. Bethlehem
Steel opned at Sc, off u; Republic
14i2, off Il, and U. S. Steel AIS,
unchanged.
A few stocks opened on large
blocks, including Commonwealth
and Southern. 5000 shares at 1872
unchanged: United Corporation
500 at 9-32, off 1-32: McKessor
e. Robbins, 100 at 12ss. up ss
Swift International, 1900 at 2o
off II.
Gold mining issues continued
under influence of reports the
mines would be closed To furnish
more miners for strategic metals
for the war program. Homestakt
Mining opened at 26%. off a, anc
extended it's decline in the early
trading. Dome Mines opened al
liz. 'ex-dividend, up Ss.
Oil shares and coppers helc
around previous closing levels ano
mercantile stocks were little
changed. American Telephone
firmed
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Ready for Winter

All vehicles OF the 94th Divi-
sion at Fort Custer have been
ordered prepared for freezing
weather. The army's instruc-
tions for inspection prior to
adding an anti-freeze solution
should be of value to civilian
car owners.
They are to tighten all head
bolts, inspect radiator for leaks.
inspect radiator hoses for leaks.
see that radiator hose clamps
are tight. inspect for leaks
around fittings to be sure that
radiator and engine cocks are
closed. BE sure that the radi-
ator is not filled in such q man.
ner that would cause solution to
be lost through overflow pipe.
Put tag near radiator cap with
information as to type and
strength of solution.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan hu. eriF.. L. :. No.
T. - in. min. unless otherwise stated
Mcintosh. 81 35G IS. mostly 81 50. fair
10 generally good, 81 q Is Red Delicious
81 50 fair color. 81. Is; bu bskts., 81 IS
SHOWS Sii0di2S WaEeners s5c y 81
Rhode Island Greetings. 81 asa ] IS, 3-in
min. 81 35n I 50: Delicious, boxes T. s
No l. 3-in. min. 81 IS. virginia Delicious
boxes, L. s. No !. wrapped. S-loos
80 3sq2 20; Maryland boxes s,arkings
o. 3 No. I. 2i4-in. min. 81 90. Wash
ington boxes Delicious. extra fancy. SO-l2hs
81 75a3. mostly 81; Michigan bu. oskts
Crshsprle,. Hyslops 81
AvocADos Florida fats. los s2 i?s
BRussEL sPRoUTs-cshforrs hsf
drums S3M3 80. wire hound crts., 2S-lo..
mostly 50. general good. 81 ~.
( CARROTS L. A cr,s s dor lunches
Idaho. 81 l5g425: Utah. sA251 50; New
Mexico. H2S.
cRANRERRrEs - Massachusetts Esrly
Blacks. y barrel boxes. 50 4on $50; "a
GRAPES Thompson seedless. best, 81 IN
BLACKS a barrel boxes, 81 tOT : SO. =
81 25h2 Is: zinfandels California lidded
Iluss. 2s.Ib.. sL75. 2s-Ib, $780, 32-33-lb.'
LETTucE-L. A erts. Iceberg. Gait.
lfornia Salinas District dor, 50 40 y
s 50. few 1913; fair, S55oos; 4 doz., 81
as 25. mostly Sc fair. s. ~.
h
No 1 yellows, medium. 81 i0d us mostly
Isl. TO- fair 20 generally good condition. 10
IHSi: 10-lh. sacks yelows. medium, 2Ic
liO-ih. sacks yellow boilers. 2lH 22c; swee
Spanish. 4 s. No 1 3-inch and larger
81 IS: oregon and Washington round whites
medium % large. 50 Idaho sweet spanish
~. s. No /. 3-inch and larger 81 -
Colorado sweet Spanish. L. s. No. !, 3is
inch and larger, 81 7Sf so
PEACHES - Michigan Elberiss. hu
crates U. $. No. !. 2-inoh minimum. 81 80
New York bu. boxes, Elherias. u. = no
y. Pinch minimum. 81 50a2 Iai y, -inci
42-ineh minimum. tumble pack, - 35T2 20
Ibu baskets 4 S. No. I. - inch mini
mum. ring.faced. 81 15a225; washington
boxes Hales H. g No so-s5s, $50.
PEARs.cslifornis Mounisin Bar,ls,,s !:
ous-wsy lugs. aO-i33s S.15ai35. mostl,
N25dt33. ripe stock low as 50: New
York Bartlett. hu. baskets. U. s. No. i
2.inch minimum. 50.
PRUNEs Cfreshl Idaho Y. No.
Italians. y -hu baskets 81 2ou 7.35; Presi
dents bu. baskets. S2.S0
POTATOES iOO.lb. sacks, Idaho Russo
Burbanks T.. s. No l. washed. 81 IS n
a So mostly S3and3SO few best 81 rs
25e, i0.or and larger. low as 81; 10
sacks, 40dA A2c: Mainc 18Th. papeE sacks
,U. s. No. Katahdins and Chippe~as. 3
u i0c. mostly 81 3sc. So-lh. paper SACKS
81 20. North Dakota Triumphs U. s. No
I. washed very few sales, LIS; Michigai
/ iChippewas n. s. No. l. mostly brushe'
stock. S21sd2.25: Katshdins,\ L. s. No !
brushed 81 25: Cohblers. u. s. No. I. $
N2iO: Russet Burbanks. Y. s. No. /, "
iU s. 40 1, sire r. e0cn 81.
SWEET POTATOES Louisiana Port
Rican. bu. crates. H. s No. I. 81 t0M
2 so: New Jersey bu, hampers u. =. No
IL Jerseys. sandy soil stock. 81 Is: Mary
land Goldens. some fair condition, so
II Is hest 81 s06l.T5
! RUTABAGAs-Canada. 50-lh. sacks. soc
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Changes Here
BY N. Y. Centra

F. McElroy. assistant general
manager, New York Central Sys-
TEN. announced the following ap-
pointments. effective at once:
{RE@DeEorest1 superintendent.
Detroit division, with headquarters
at Detroit.
f. G. Wright. superintendent.
Michigan division, with headquar-
.ters at Jackson.
L. j. Robbins, assistant super.
intendent, Detroit division, with
headquarters at Detroit.
T. l.. Coughlin. assistant super
intendent, Canada division. with
headquarters at st. Thomas, Ont
J. w. McGowean. trainmaster
Canada division, with headquarters
at St. Thomas. Ont, appointed by
j. f. Wchwender, superintendent
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Beet Sugar
Output
Below I'll

NEW YORK, Sept. %. - Beet
Sugar deliveries in the United
States during August totaled
4,056,45l bags against 4,195,SO6 in
the same month a year ago, de-
crease of 3.32 per cent. according
to the United States Beet Sugar
Association.
Volume OF deliveries was slightly
higher than 4,O55, S63 bags re-
ported for July, maintained
through sales of surplus sugars in
the East where cane refined sup
plies were inadequate.
For eight months ended August
81, beet sugar deliveries totaled
l9,9lS,769 bags, against 25,772, ,927
in similar period Of 194l, a de-
crease of 22.7l per cent.
Under new OPA marketing
zones, territory served by cane re-
finers has been sharply curtailed
and beet industry has been given
ma jor portion of country for dis
Ttribution of sugar. Substantial
surplus carried over by beet in
idustry at beginning OF year and a
warehouse problem earlier in the
season under sugar rationing re-
Istrictions have been eliminated.
Harvesting operation on the new
beet crop are now getting under
way for what may be a new record
production of approximately 2.000,-
900 short tons, provided labor sup
ply proves adequate.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Bank Deposits
Hit New High

WASHINGTON, Sept % tUP).
The assets and deposits of the
1899 commercial banks insured
with the Federal Deposit lnsur-
ance Corporation were the highest
ever reported on June 30.
The F'DIC revealed last night in
its annual report that assets to-
taled S7S.705, 100000. Deposits
were S71 49,. 100000. an increase
of s., ,54S. 100000 over year ago
The FDIC also reported that in.
vestments by banks in United
States government obligations and
obligations guaranteed by the
United States increased $685.
900. 900. or "a per cent, during the
year 10 S25. .935. 100000.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Wholesale Food
Index Jumps

WASHINGTON, Sept. %
Weekly wholesale commodity price
index. compiled by the National
Fertilizer Association. rose. still
further last week, registering the
sharpest weekly advance since
issuance of general maximum
price regulation April 2S.
In the week ended September
l26. this.in stood at 130 per cent
of 1859 average. compared with
1898 in the previous week, 129 a
month ago and 1853 year ago.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
EARNINGS

American CabIe and Radio Corpora tion
and subsidiaries report for the six months
ended June 10. 1892. net income of
SlSs. 3n3 after federal income and excess
profits taxes. etc. comparing with S62f. i27
in the first half OF 1871.
Jewel Tea Company, Inc. sales for the
four weeks ended September II totaed
81 10s. $50. against 81 2fs 373 In the 1q4l
period. an increase OF 26.4 per cent. Sales
for rs weeks ended September IL were
S35. $40. a25. against S25. $50. 2i3 In the lq4i
period. increase Of ISL per cent, For the
four weeks ended August u.s. sales gained
30 per cent over the ie4i period.
Mandet Brothers for the six, months
ended July 81. t9t2. report net profit OF
$40, ,fqS. after federal income taxes. etc,
equal 10 cents share on 29s 200 shares
Of the capital stock. This compares with 4
net profit Of SIS, is3. or cents a share
for the six months ended July 81, 1871.
Niagara Hudson Power Corporation and
subsidiaries report for the eight months
ended Aug. 81 1912. a net Income Of 81.
l2i.25i. after federal income and excess
profits taxes. subsidiary preferred dvidend'
and other deductions The net IL equal
after dividend requirements on preferred
stocks of parent company, 10 cents .
share on 2. .5si 0Oq shares Of the common
stock Gross revenues for the eight months
totaled S72 500. T23 Provision for fedora
tt1rrr-wsr -hzSeTf- on IS per rrnt or ttrf.
mated normal and girtax net income and
% per eent II estimated excess profits
taxable income
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
M(Kesson & Robbins
Earns Il Cts. a Share

McKesson e. Robbins, Inc. and
consolidated. subsidiaries for the
six months ended June 30 report a
net profit of 81, 800. 995. after pro-
vision of $3.67l .362 for federal in
come and excess profits taxes and
S250.0 600 for contingencies. The net
is equal to II cents share on the
common. No comparison is avail
able due 10 change from calendar
Near 10 fiscal year ended juno 30.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Auto
Graphs
Control Of Autos
To Shift TO ODT,
Washington Rumors.
By sILER FREEMAN

Rumors are being heard and
given credence in automotive
circles that the automobile and
all its sidelines, now controlled
through the Office Of Price Ad-
ministration, may be transferred
to the Office of Defense Trans
portation.
Many believe that this Is
where autos, tires, parts and
gasoline rightfully belong. And.
they add, there is no better
authority TO handle the problem
of the nations transportation
than Joseph B. Eastman, the
director of the ODT.
President Roosevelt's recent
order, defining the powers OF
William Jeffers. new rubber
car, is taken as an indication
that the shift may be made
soon. The order gave Jeffers
full power to obtain compliance
with his directives from other
governmental agencies. Tho
Baruch committee report, fol-
lowing which Jeffers was named,
recommended that gas rationing
be placed under the ODT rather
than the OPA.
The move from the OPA has
long been recommended in auto
motive circles. The OPA, set
up for price control, has a big
Job handling this, not to be bur-
dened with rationing of trans
portation, in the opinion Of
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Million Rail
Workers Ask
Wage Boosts
Incorporating Group
Asks 20 Cents Per Hour
More and Closed Shop

CHICAGO, Sept. % tUP).--Ed-
ward Murrin, executive secretary
of the Association of Western
Railroads, said today all of the
nations 120 major railroads had
received demands from $4,000
incorporating employees for closed
shop and a 20-cent per hour wage
increase.
The operating employees have
not yet joined the incorporating
in their demands. al
tii.ugh the present national agree
ment between the railroads and
both employe groups expires on
Dec. 81, 1912.
Murrin said each Of the rail-
roads would hold local conferences
on the wage demands with union
representatives, October 1925. as
required under the Natinoal Rail-
way Labor Act.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
AZ Wheat Loans Off
From Last Year S Total

WASHINGTON, Sept. %. -
Through September l9. the Com
modify Credit Corporation made
262 1856 loans on 157 529.009 BUSH
els of 1912 wheat with value OF
S1Sl .06S,677. the department of
agriculture reported. Loans aver
age S1.15 per bushel. A total of
33S.479 loans had been made on
Dos. .00S,600 bushels at the same
date last year.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
End 10 Years Service

Two employees OF the B. F.
Goodrich Company in the De-
troit district have completed 10
years Of service with the COM
pany. They are Albert E. Ste
vens, service engineer, and Ar
thur w. Taylor, wholesale sales
man.
Both were presented with
service emblems by E. p. Week
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Livestock Markets
DET ROIT


CATTLE - Receipts, 2. 200. Slaughter
steers and heifers opening very slow. scat
tered sales about steady but no reliable
outlet for any grades cows mostly steady;
bulls Arm; stockers and feeders ALSO very
slow; package choice Calf Club yesrlinr
steers held above SIS so. some good light
fed steers held around Sl4.50: early sales
common and medium grass steers. Si0G
u rs; supply includes around 20 load,
Kentuckys and southwesterns; medium and
good native grass COWS SO so n 10. rs
Gamers and cutters, S6T9; good veighiS
sausage bulls bid up 10 Sl2. 50. common
and medium bulls. S9.5Odi2: few common
and medium native stock steers, si0.2;
n l1T5.
CALVES Receipts 500. Opening fully
steady good and choice veaiers. si7 50
q Is mostly Sl7.5o; common and medium,
sl3Gis5o
HOGS Receipts. 2,5Oo. Market no,
esta hiished early
sHEEP-Receipts. 3 1000 Little done
early on spring lambs asking fully steady
with last weeks close: most bids steady
to rs cents lower. package good 10 choice
lambs early 70 small killers. Si4.75. most
bids around S1s1 1425; common TO low
medium light lambs. SlcW II so; sheer
steady, slaughter ewes. $tG6.50.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Fuel Dealers Asked
To Delay Hoardinq

WASHINGTON. Sept. 29.-Fuel
dealers were asked 10 withhold
delivery of additional domestic an
thracite 10 consumers who already
have enough fuel TO meet their
early winter requirements until all
other users have been supplied
with enough fuel for immediate
needs.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
On the
Business
Front
By WARD SCHULTZ
De,rol, Times Financial Editor

Stopped in to the chancery Of
fices 10 see the popular Rev.
Raymond S. Clancy, who quail
flies as one Of the outstanding
labor experts in the country.
Actually. / was just accom-
panying banker John N. Daley.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Excess Profits Tax
Asked on individuals

Taking profit slogan which honored
in breach n the observance.
Politicians in mpementng the principle have the courage to
apply numerically small and politically unpopular groups
persons of wealth and giant corporations.
or aristocracy to
bigger richer the period Of wartime sacrifice
squeamish they seek apply the
numerically and politically influential bocS
including organized industrial workers and farmers.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29

who himself
qualities as "a
friend OF the
common peo-
Pile"
+ a I h G r
Cla ncy re-
called a re-
cent occasion
when. as di-
re c tor OF
a r chdiocesan
cemeteries, he
W as ( a C g d
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
MeCrey President "
OF National MaNeab|e

CLEVELAND. Sept. %. -
Charles II. McCrey. first vice
president and director of National
Malleable and Steel Castings Com
pany. has been elected president
McCrey succeeds Carl c. Gibbs
deceased.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Dividends

Hat Corporation Of America has
declared the regular quarterly
dividend Of $l.62i9 on the pre-
fcrred. payable November l to
holders Of record October Is.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line

Nompany has declared a dividend
50 cents on the common, pay
able October % TO holders Of rec
ord October g. The same amount
was paid July s.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Some Are Still WORKING for Social Changes

Apparently there opposition to this sensible proposal because
winning also achieve irrelevant and
social of the United States
which results from
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Detroit Poultry

Market STEADY. Hens. average run. 73es
lieghorn hens. , ib<. ard up, fec; corks.
sl2ht. rock sp,insss; 7sc; lssbern
lbs. 7sc. leehorn broiiers. up 20 he. 7<e.
EGGs- Market arm: current rsceiDoa
- &c: undergrsdes. 400 5fhe
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
New York Stock Seat
Price Is Unbalanced

NEW YORK. Sept. 29.-Ar-
rangementS have been made for
the sale of a New York Stock
Exchange scat at $4,000. un-
changed from the last previous
sale.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29

GOOD NEWS from the water
fronts are the new war risk
rates.
Citing new and improved
methods OF conveying and other
protective measures, marine
underwriters announced effective
today. new and lower war risk
insurance shipping rates. II was
the second reduction in marine
insurance rates this month.
New rates in general arc
about $3.50 lower.
Insurance al Atlantic Coast
routes was reduced from SIS TO
S12.50 for each 500 Of cargo
value. Rates on coastwise ship
ments in the Gulf of Mexico
were reduced from $40 10 $50.
Charge 10 and from Australia
via Panama Canal was cut from
$50 10 $3.50.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake Is enc Of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Detroit Stocks

DIVIDENDS ,~ me foresoins ,sbIe ar. the
smounts declared OF paid 40 fsr this year
unless otherwise noted. a-LlanidafinE diyt-
derd. hon accommodations, sx-Ex-dividend.
Is-stock dividend.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29

win a Strlke OF tne cemetery
workers.
AS ussual, the issue was
wages and the two sides seemed
stalemated, with the workers
demanding 81 an hour. and
Father Clancy in the embaras-
sing position of not being finan-
cially able 10 meet their de-
mandS.
However, they were not too
far apart and finally the busi-
mess agent OF the union inter-
vcncd and suggested arbitration.
"Oh, that's fine" was the en-
thusiaStic response of the repre-
sentative for the union. "We'll
arbitrate willingly, hut I'm
warning you right now that "
the arbiter doesn't give us
dollar an hour. well strike"
Perhaps that's why Father
4 CLANCY so enthusiastically spon-
)sorS labor schools.
During the conversation, Daley
inquired about Father Clancys
current activities and after get
ting the following partial list,
VIC decided nc should 60 on
strike for a 40-hour week.
He is: archdioceSan- director OF
Social Action, director Of arch
diocesan cemeteries. executive
secretary. Archdiocesan Labor
Institute. spiritual director, De-
troit Chapter Association Of.
Catholic Trade Unionists. ad-
visor. Michigan State Labor Me-
diation Board. member Mayors
Great Lakes-St. wrence
Waterway Committee, special
mediator for State Of Michigan
in labor disputes in war plants,
chairman. Mayors De Tense
Housing Fact finding Commit
tee. member. Regional Defense
Planning Committee. treasurer,
1912 Convention Committee,
American Association OF Gene
terry Superintendents. archdio-
ceSan co-ordinator. y at ona !
Catholic Community Service
(pro tcm). member. Metropoli-
tan Detroit Executive Board,
United Service Organizations
(pro tenn. special representative
of the Michigan Catholic
weekly newSpapcr). regular
contributor. The Wage Garner
Detroit ACTU paper.
And in addition he's on call
as a War Labor Board medi-
ator.
STRAY THOUGHT: Wonder
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29

poration has declared the regular
quarterly dividend of Sl-25-o the
preferred. payable November 2 10
holders OF record October 9.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
EXPECTS REJECTION

He said the individual railroads
probably would reject the de-
mands and a national railroad
conference would result. To be fol-
lowed by submission of the dispute
10 the railway mediation board If
the negotiators fail 10 reach an
agreement.
a fact-finding board appointed
by President Roosevelt recon-
mended the l941 agreement which
called for a 9-cent per hour wage
increase for incorporating en-
ployes and A 7l2 per cent wage
increase for operating workers
The board also recommended
that the railroad industry wage
structure be reviewed NJ the end
of 1912. in the light of the then
existing economic conditions"
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
Union Oil Company OF Califor.

MIA has declared the regular quar-
terlv dividend Of % cents on the
common. payable November 10 TO
holders of record October 10.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
OTHER UNIONS JOIN

The present demands were the
first request for a closed shop
on all Class / railroads. The
Restaurant Employees Interna-
tional Alliance and Bartenders
International League OF America
joined with the Ia incorporating
unions in submission of the de-
mands.
Incorporating brotherhoods in
cluded way men. shop crafts,
clerks. freight handlers. telegra-
pliers and others.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29
CHIC AGO

CHICAGO. Sept. - UNs) -HoGs-Re.
ceipts. ls. 500. market. l0c-l5c higher. Top
Sl5. So bulk Si5Hi5.3O: heavy $lisOft
1893 MEDIUM. Si4 eOn IS -: light. Sal 20
n 20. lght lights. S1f25Ti47S: packing
sows Sti,T5d 20; pigs Si2 7Snl4.
CATTLE Receipts. 20 500 market. f5c
CSC lower. Calves, receipts. 800; market
steady. Beef steers. choice. Si55OT17
medium Si2H 50; ycarlings. Sl2p16 So
Butchers. Heifers. SlOd15 cows. SO. - a
.i19; bulls, 50 S0H ~ so: calves. Ssd
Is 50. feeders. SeHi3.50 Stookers Steers
500 , IS. cows and hefers 80. rs 5ffi2 rs
sHEEP-Receipts II. 500: steady. Lambs
Si4I ii.Ta; common xi2G1f; yearlngs
81 so gi3; ewes, sAl625. feeders, si3 y
IL Is.
Detroit evening times., 1942-09-29

STRAY IdOUGHT: Wonder
what ever happened to Ford's
proposal 70 recap workers tires
with thiokol and 10 have regular
inspections Was IL too SEN
sible: