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Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Tlme. staf Corre.pondent

FLINT, Dec. 21.-Two General
Motors plants here today were
listed among 43 industrial plants
throughout the nation to receive
the Army-Navy production award
for outstanding performance on
war work. according TO word from
Washington.
The awards will be presented 10
Fisher Body plant No. l at Flint
and Fisher Body tank arsenal at
Grand Blanc.
Each plant will be allowed 10
fly the army-navy pennant and all
their employees will be awarded
"E' pins.
A resolution urging introduce
ton of penny milk and low
price hot lunches I'm Flint shoots
is expected to he approved by
the CIO-Greater Flint Industrial
Union Council tonight, II was
announced by Fred Clayton,
counclI preSIuent.
John v. Johnson, United Dairy
Farmers regional director. said
that he had requested the Go
council to join in cooperative
move TO obtain penny milk for
Flint's school children.
City Manager George T. Gundry
today is preparing an application
10 the state Office of Civilian De-
fense for permission 10 hold a sur
prise blackout after January !.
If approved bw the state body,
the application will be sent 10 the
OCD regional Office at Chicago
for final approval
Two youths and n girl today
are being held by police In con-
nection with the car theft and
for investigation into the theft
OF three gasoline ration books.
They are Lawrence Burton.
IL, and "A l6-year-old youth, both
ef Dawson. and f7-year-Oid
Flint girl who IL being held on
suspicion OF unlawfully driving
away an automobile.
Detective Clyde White and
officer Walter Fonger took the
-trin-iHta- steaY-a--they-rottc
In the stolen car Saturday night.
An a gasoline ration book
issued 10 Ernest X. Beach of Mt.
Morris, was recovered I'm the car.
c book was found In Burton's
shoe and another A book was
recovered from the second boys
shoe.
Montague a. Clark. Michigan
Var Aianpewer Commission dIreC-
tor. viii attend the conferences
with management and labor today
to establish a voluntary manage
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Falls Into Water Pail, Dies

Film T. Dec. q. - Funeral
arrangements were being made
today for 2-year-old William Kun
mer of G-3220 Augusta street, who
succumbed in Hurley Hospital yes
terday of burns which hospital
attendants said he suffered when
ne fell into a pail Of scalding water.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Lansing Theaters

NlCHIGAN-"P Panama Hattit'
-"Tish f"
LANSING Sin Town" And This
Was Paris"
CAPITOL" Footught serensde, and
"They Meet Again
NORTHrOWS--"K Kitty Fesle and
"Cirl Trouble"
SOUTHTOWN-"Juk Girl" and II
Live on Danger"
STATE" Seven Day Leave"
ORPHEUM - Adventure in Washing.
ton. and The Devil Pays OFF"
PLAZA Captain Of the Clouds, 4" and
Borrowed Hero +"
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Turkeys

Continental Motors Corpora
ton found it somewhat more
difficult this year to provide its
usual Christmas gift TO en-
ployes.
Each and every worker on the
Continental pay roll gets a
grade A turkey.
II was a tough job, but the
order was finally filled for IT,
600 fine birds-approximately
2l2 carloads or 125 tons.
Brother, that's a lot of drum
sticks.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
South Prospers
But Is Growing
Deal
B. G. Forbes Contends
Industrial Revolution
Already Under Way
BY Is. {. FORBES

IN THE SOUTH. Dec. 21-Tn-
dustrial revolution in the South is
being spectacularly stimulated by
the war. Growth throughout the
Southland approaches that along
the Pacific Coast is more diversi-
fed.
Creation Of vast power facilities
had already-attraeted various new
industries before the government
began its astronomical spending.
One year Of war secs the South
abounding in huge chemical, rub
Der, aluminium, steel and other
war production enterprises. sees its
railroads hauling record breaking
volume Of freight and passengers,
sees work more plentiful than
workers.
Farmers are prospering as never
before because Of generous govern
loans on cotton, high prices
for other commodities, big bountieS
for letting land lie uncultivated.
WPA and other political relief"
has made many individu-
ais and families better off than
they ever anticipated.
Too, minimum wages and maxi
mum work hours have benefited
southern workers more than those
located elsewhere.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Army-NaVy 'E'
To = GM Plants

employment stablliza'
tion committee here.
The management conference Is
scheduled for noon at the Hotel
Durant and the conference with
labor is set for 8 p. m. in the CIC
hall, Industrial Building.
o. X. Fjetland, War Manpower
Commission area director, and T
c.. Adams, manager of the United
States Employment Service office
here. will also address the two
groups.
The Office OF Defense Trans
portation today opened consulta-
ton headquarters at Chamber
of Commerce effiees, 500 Harri-
son street. Motor truck opera
tors, other than farmers, will be
given assistance i'm filing appeals
on certificates of war necessity.
The Flint branch office Is for
the use of truck operators Of
Genesee and Lapeer counties.
Henry A. Barnes, war transpor
tation administrator, today ex
pressed concern over the poor
showing the share-the-ride system
is making in Flints war factories
He said the system is failing
miserably' as shown by a survey
conducted at the factories gates
With a goal of a minimum of 81
riders per car, the survey showed
that workers at Chevrolet. Buicl
and AC Spark Plug plants are
averaging only LII riders per car
With "the best winter sports
weather In years" current, the
Atwood Stadium skating rink
will he opened tonight, said J. ID.
McCallum, parks superintendent.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bump oi
Flushing today will be honored or
their golden wedding anniversary
Friends and members Of the fam.
lily Will felicitate the couple a.
their home on Hazelton street
where they have lived as OF then
1T years or welded He.
Because representative num-
her Of gasoline filling station
operators were not present, the
question Of reducing station
hours and Sunday closing be-
cause Of labor shortage and gas
oline rationing was not sub
mitted during the meeting Of the
-Genesee County Gasoline Deal
ers Association yesterday. Oscar
Small, president. said. He an
nounced that another meeting
will he called within the next
few weeks.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Only Single Issue
Of Bonds Offered

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-Last
weeks bond offerings amounted 10
only $424.000. against S4.270.S65
in the previous week and S32 $780,
600 in the corresponding week of
1941. The weeks total of formally
offered bonds was solely accounted
for by one taX-eXempt issue Of
Hudson County, n. j., 1-to-25
wear 23ts.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Times stan Correspondent,

BAY CITY, Dec. 21,--Reardon
Pcrsol deputy state administrator
Of the war bond sales program,
today said hundreds of Bay City
residents are turning in bonds they
buy through pay roll deductions as
soon as regulations allow. lie said
the practice had reached {" dis
graceful point
-Ahout 400 bonds arc redeemed
week here which appears 10
Wthc worst record in my dis
trict." PicrSol said.
IIe added mon in the armed
forces arc buying more than their
share" OF bonds from their small
pay C
Coins went "iingle, jangle
Jingle" into Salvation Army
Kettles for n while Saturday
night when American Legion
men took over the duties on
downtown stvcetS&
Officials were enthusiastic
about the response which came
as the eN-service men noisily
tended the charity kettles. Men,
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
CurfeW
Decision
Expected
Time. stan Correspondent

LANSING, Dec. 21.-Lansing'S
juvenile curfew question which has
hung in the balance were for sew
eral weeks is 10 be made by a spe-
.cial fact-finding committee of
citizens appointed by Mayor Sam
Street Hughes.
The committee headed by +. p.
-Breithaupt, executive secretary Of
the YMCA, and composed of cler-
gymen. social workers and civic
minded citizens. has been investi-
eating the need for the curfew and
has notified the mayor they will
report their findings tonight.
Prodded by students, councilmen
have been reluctant to pass an or
dinance setting a certainn time for
boys and girls 10 be off the streets.
II has been proposed that an II
O'Clock curfew for children under
10 years old be adopted,
Landlords who failed 10 regis
ter rental property with the
Lansing area rent office before
Saturdays deadline, today were
warned by Clark X. Graves, di-
rector. that future applications
must be accompanied by affi-
dayits.
Graves said that 800 DWELL
Inc lInifs hQNa hAox, lat nrnA
since October !, hut pointed out
that there were a large number
of property owners in the area
covering Ingham. Eaton and
Clinton counties who have failed
to register.
II was pointed out that I'm
cases Of rent control violations
where the property has not been
registered, the landlord may be
subject to a $1,000 fine or a
prison term for the offense.
Thousands of old keys which
have been collected here in novel
key cans during the past few
weeks. next Wednesday will be
-ShIpped- "a eeternnaentrectaim-
ing plant in the East, S. Bate
man, chairman of the local cam
lpalgn, announced today.
He said immediate termination
of the key campaigns had been
ordered by the government be-
cause certain critical metals"
mainly nickel and silver are needed
immeriately to maintain produc-
tion- of Mar materials. -
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Foreion Exchange
Detroit Poultry

No quotations available on Saturday
Previous days prices follow. Hens, 23c
leghorn hens, lbs. and up. lsc; cocks.
l5c: rock springers, 27c. rock broilers, up
10 2is lbs, 2qc. leghorn springers zoe
hen turkeys, 3Tc: tom turkeys Is lbs. up,
32c; ducks. white, lbs. up, 22c, geese. zoe.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21

Christmas carols and songs of
Yuletide cheer again will be
heard from atop the Olds Tower
Building here beginning this aft
ernoon, and will be continued
through Christmas Eve. Various
choral groups OF the city will
participate. Carols will he sung
at $3.50, i:l5 and at p. m. daily
under the sponsorship of the
Lansing Junior Chamber of
Commerce.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Flint Thesters

ITOi>-"Psnaua Hattie
PALACE ~ DO
REGENT The Cay Sisters" ard .Ius,
Garden Secret Enemies "
STATE Cowboy serenAds," and Some
Ike n Hot "
STRAND" Secrets ~ Coed" and
Little TOHo . s
DELLA .ROXY-"TAks Letter, DAr.
Ing srd Youth on Parade
RIALTO-' Invisible Agent" ana Tim
her
MICHIGAN Mrs Miniver."
SORTOWS Lady N Jam" ana
Nazi Agent
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Bay City Theaters
Eyes IN me Nieh, -

BAY-"Eyes IN The Night"
REGENT--"Ys AZ Eaton A"
CENTER" Beyond the Blue Horizon. Z"
and MAN VINO Wouldn't Die 90
WESTOWN Eagle Squadron" and
North 20 the Klondiks "
WASHINGTON "sin Town" and
Gambling Lady"
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Cub Ski Patrol

Forty per cent OF the members
of the New York City Ski Patrol
are now in the armed forces, so
a cub patrol of boys, II to 16,
lis planned.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
8 Pilot Trdinees
To Get Saginaw
School Wings
Times stan Correspondent.

SAGINAW, Dec. 21.-Ten men,
ibers of a civilian pilot training
class at Saginaw airport will re-
lceive silver wings tomorrow night
for having reached the solo stage
of their training.
| They viii receive the wings at
8 o'clock at the armory from 1t.
Col. j. NJ. Brew who has
lcharge of their military training
A presentation spec c h will be
given by Chester II. Miller, super
tintendent OF public schools which
sponsor the courses.
The men who will complete their
Ieight week course early next
month include:
Ellsworth &. Tarrant. Saginaw;
A. +. Beebe Jr. and Charles r.
IThroop, Lansing; William r. Ham
Iilton and William T.. Underdown,
Ann Arbor: Lawrence V. Conner,
Ionia; Francis d. Hansen, Alma
Harry r. Kinney Jr., Royal Oak
Robert f. Scott, Plymouth, and
James {. Talkington, Flint.
A late squirt in war bond buy
ing is necessary if Saginaw is 10
meet its S711,000 December quota,
James II. Jerome, sales chairman,
said today.
| He said the November sales
amounted 10 S878.O00 and passed
the months goal by 3 per cent but
added they included Series + and
iG bonds which will be credited 70
the Victory Fund committee for
lDecember.
A committee intended to assure
industries in this area enough
for the duration Will be
appointed this week. according 10
20. X. Fjetland. newly appointed
iarea director for the War Man
power Commission.
He said the committee 10 rule
over Saginaw Bay -GitX-Midiand
districts would start work imme-
Idiately after appointment this
week. The group will include four
Ilabor and four industry represen-
Itatives, selected from the three
cities.
The fifth annual Christmas
party staged by Saginaw Elks for
local orphans made $50 children
happy yesterday.
Red Cross motor corps cars
transported the children between
the club and the two local orphan
ages. They left laden with toys
and candies after being enter
tained for more than an hour.
Councilmen today were expect
ling an answer 10 their demand for
bus service from Saginaw
City Lines after demanding that
the firm order new equipment no
later than today, 'or else
The "or else apparently means
the city Will take over the bus
lines, as the charter allows, hand
part OF the routes 10 another COM
.pany for the duration. use con-
verted auto body trucks for mass
hauling or change regulations to
ALLOW township school buses TO
pick up passengers inside the city.
Saginaw City Lines and its
parent concern, National CITY
Lines, 10 days ago agreed TO buv
more buses "if theVNare available !"
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21

Order The Detroit Times
mailed 10 your hoy In the army
or navy. It's like a letter from
home every day.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Saginaw Theafers

TIEMPLE."A Ysnk a, Eton."
WOLVERINE The Big Street, s,A
spy shin " ''ee' hna
MFCCA-"Sin Town
CENTER - "Juke ClrVF ana u.,t..,.
Convoy. " "' N'lahuc
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21

World Famous Comics! Three
pages every day In Daily De-
troit Times.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
WSAM Program

80 MONDAY AFTERNOON
l;oo-Music You Ike
2'00-Radio Varieties
2;30-Shut-in Hour.
2.4S- Fred Wartnr
3 90 Midday Editor
3.l5- Christmas Carols
u Test Your knowledge
t;00--Swin Session
tf3-Cone and Get u.
5.00-Story Time
a.l5-Men, Machines and Vie,ory
5.S0-Around the Town
s.oo MONDAY EVENING
615-Supper Melodies
6f5-Lum and Ahner
7.O0-Sports
l5-Aiani -Yoas-R.-t.s- stations.
I'5o-My,hica Ballroom
s.Uo-South American Way.
s;l5-know Your Music
s:30-Choral Selections
Treasury Star Parade.
9O0-i400 Club
Musicale
10 3o-Iate Edition.
of the Dav forcar)
TUESDAY MORNING
1;oo-Morning Marches
1;l5-Wake Up and Win.
T:fb-Devotions
s:O0-Morning Edition.
s;l5-HelLa Again
ei0O-Program Previews
e;l5-Treasury star Parade
go Merry Neighbors.
e45-FAmilisr Favorites.
i0:0O-Five of a Kind.
10I5-Teddy Powell
i0:3O-Teddie Powell.
10:3O-Women for Victory.
II .O0-Lets All Sing.
II :i5-Gene Krups.
II 30 Saginaw Valley,
on the Land.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Livestock Markets
CHICAGO

CHICAGO Dec. 10 GNs). ).-HOGs-Re.
eeipts, II 900; market steady top, Si4 80
bulk. Si4N 1928: heavies Sl4dI4 30: me.
diums. $l3 e0di425: lights. Si3 sOni41S,
light lights. $i3.75nl4 packing sows
Sl3. rs n 1920 pigs. Si2Tl325
CATTLE-Receipts 100; market steady
Calves, receipts 100; market steady. Bee,
steers. choice. Si5N $780, medium, S12G
15 yearirgs. Sl2Tls. Butcher cattle.
heifers. Sl0g15.50: COWS Sedl2 so: bulls
Si0T 1890: calves. Ssal5.50. feeders, $40
a l3. ~; stockers, steers, Sl0.5O0ii; cows
and heifers, S9dl2
SHEEP-Recei 5000: market steady.
lambs, $3.50 IS so; common Sl3uI5: year
lings, si2 500 1880; ewes, S5ps75 feed
ers, Sl3Q14.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
WFDF Program
MONnAy SnnnN

-. MONDAY, AFTERNOON
Treasury sons Parade.
% Mystery chef
30-James Q. Macdonald.
? 245--Sfella Cnger
3:oo-Air Capers
3 90 Between the Bookends.
3'49-Land, Sea and Air.
00-Cmh Matinee.
30 Dinner dance.
4 SIS swim gin Along
: 0O-News
5lO- Todsy's Hit Tune.
5.l5-Milt Herth Trio
5.30-IaCk Armstrong
5.45--Captstn Midnight
MONDAY EVENING
s'0o-K0rn Kohblers
s l5-Day In Review
3o-Don Winslow Of the Navy.
et5-R Rolling Along.
8 55-Three Aces.
: 00--NeWs
Wohrs sophisticatss
7.l6-R p. Lewis Calling.
7.30-The Lone Ranger
s;o0-W Watch the Word Go BY.
s;l5- Lum and Abner.
30 March of Victory.
Sf5-Pete and Bob
s .O0--Counter spy.
Q 30-Spotiight Bands.
9.S5--Gracie Fields
10 .O0--Raymond Gram swing.
n 10 Alias John Freedom
10 45--John Kirby Orchestra.
10 55-- News summary.
J I 90 Signature
TUESDAY MORNING
I 00-Clockwatcher
z 80 Sons Of Pioneers.
: iS--NcWs
Z So Program Resume.
90 William Hillman.
Sl5-PsEes of Melody
{ 30 Modern Melody Trio.
6 t5--Wohrs Sophisticates.
2 00-Breakfast Club
80 90 Molly Of the Marines.
10 l5- News
10 2S-Iew White -
J 1e.3a.---S-s',,i'-- ravorffes.
10 .45AFlinf Today
10 50-y Madison Singers
II '0O-NBrea akfast a. Sardrt g.
I Mold Timers
II .Ab--lAffle Jack little
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Il, 90 News
u 10 Mel Courtney.
IL 3Q,-Fsrm and Home Hour,
I 90 Baukhege\ TalkinR.
f.1S-The Gospel singer.
3O-Juhilee Singers.
iS-U. s. Army Band.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Saginaw County Vital Statistics

Si"nN NouHtN VIAL Stdtlst1CS
Boys were born to.
Walter and Irene Van worrrsr Martens
BENJAMIN and Betty Hargash Brown.
Edwin and Emehe Zoellner Eeitengrubsr
Car and Es;ella Wargarsh Shields.
norman and LORNA kikens Kleiuehrisl
Sorman and Beatrice LeVssseur Smith.
theodore and Gladys SeVaksi Rnmha
Richard and Lorna Garrett RaiIett.
faFold ard Violet Schulz MURRAY
fdVar1 and Myrtle Mefiva LeBrssh
Mere Frank and Edith Shaw Chapman
Frank and Helen Jsckowski Haskins.
Ceciio anf Leocadia Ramon
IEnatious and Edna Metiva Msr,ei
Edmund ana Ruth Greenwood Marksy.
Iafl and Sophie Lscko Winter
leonard and Gladys Harvey Bartlett.
George and Marie Black Marr.
Francis and Josephine Willis Mcmahon
os9ndlo and Carmen Rodiques Duenas
Girls were born 10:
hrhart and Ruth Englehsrdt Bauer.
Nerrili ana Pearl Purner Scoles
Leonard and Lucy Responder Benksrt
f.dward and Gertrude Topham Leggett
EEInetni ana Phyllis Quick ssuve.
Carl and sylvia Weber Carlson.
Frederick and Irene Jeksl Hsurk
ghatles and Leola shafer DsRemer.
FREDERICK and Jane Rosas Gomez
OrUle and Bernice Day LAyerer
Howard ard Esther Bowers Callup
henneth J. and Margaret ellis Red.
Ned and Jean RowalskI Floe,er
inner ana Mildred Pscholke Hetzrer
fr"d tnd Blanche Marsh PAX
goseph and Agnes Hrnk Kutz.
clifford and Mary oTonle pofyt,
frahh ana Frances Kutz Hornck.
Mevin and Kathryn Klam CulinS
Sawusl and Marion Cummings plaksw.y
Nlhlam and Yuls LsPan HonemAn
Il"nald and Mabel White Roves
hussel and Niole, Nose Evon.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Tells OfRal
Fishfingin
SOIOHllOnS
Times star corsspondsht


PONTIAC. Dec. 21-Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Morse today had a
Christmas message from their son,
PFC Charles Morse ~ the marine
corps. from GuadalCanal.
II was delivered by his buddy.
Pfc Norman II. Watson. y, Of
pHa%teH Plains. who is home re-
covering from wounds and shell
shock suffered in the SoiomC..s
campaign.
Morse and Watson enlisted to-
Ccthor IN Detroit Just year ago.
They were the only Pontiac men
in their company. Watson said.
WOUNDED IN OCTOBER
Wounded October 4 and 3. he
was sent 10 a hospital in New
Zealand before being transferred
10 Marine Island Navy Hospital
in California lie was given leave
20 spend the holidays with his
Lo'hor. Mrs Carl j. RoSccrantS
.3fl5 Curwood street Drayton
As soon as he is released from
Mare Island Hospital. Watson
said. he wants 10 transfer 10 the
parachute battalion Of the ma
InoS. and I don't expect 10 be
laid up much longer
Private NorSeS father is a po-
lice and fire signal operator lie
and Mrs. Morse live al 1872 East
Huron street. Morse was az the
hospital In tho Solomons n hid
Watson goodbye when the latter
was evacuated 20 New Zealand.
the latter said
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21

As part Of the community
service project intermediate and
senior Girl Scouts will sing
Christmas carols through the
streets this evening. Ruth Ran
kin, Girl Scout executive. said
the carols will be sung from !
IN $40 o'clock
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
DegreeAwdrded
To Dow Official
Time. star Corrs.pooden,

MIDLAND. Dec. Il Albert
p. Beutel. former assistant gen
eral manager Of the Dow Chemical
Company here and now general
manager OF the Texas division
yesterday was honored by the
award Of a doctor Of engineering
degree AT graduation ceremonies
a. Case School Of Applied Science,
Cleveland, his alma mater.
Hande's The Messiah" again
drew n full house yesterday
when II was presented at the
Midland High School auditorium
ny the Midland Choral Society
for the sixth year.
Eighty voices took part under
the direction Of Prof. Edward
j. khom, war refugee and
former professor AZ the Vienna
Conservatory. SOloists were
Charles u. Ruegnitz, tenor; Mrs.
George {. NickersOn, soprano;
Mrs. Melvin VI. Pike, contralto,
and HarIand Burgess, bass. Miss
Betty 10 Driver and Mrs. J. B.
Sheblessy gave double piano ac-
compartment.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21

One hundred dinners for needy
families have been as
sured through the Christmas bas-
ket committee Of Kings Daugh-
ters. Donations Of baskets or
money still are needed for more
than 80 families. Chairmen are
Mrs. p. +. Johnston and Mrs. +.
". AlQulst.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
TASI RIEFAIn

EAST BUFFALOS Dec 10 GNs) HOGS
- Receipts 800 market iOc tn l5c undei
Friday; good and choice is0-2fO lbs av.
eraEipg under 220 lbs Si5uI515s com.
pared 10 week ago most weights SOC q
6Sc higher
CATTLE-Receipts none; All classes and
grades closed active strong o. unevenly
higher; good yeailing steers Si4 Is %
most shortfed steers and heifers S13 50 ~
lf.S so: common % medium. Sli 2sTl39S
beef cows, $40 5oT IL: cutter and common.
$3.50 10. rs. Gamers. S7Ns25 strong
weight sausage bulls around sl2 50
CALVES-Receipts. none: vealers steady.
good and choice. s17u 1880. common and
medium. Si2 1880,
sHEEP-Rtceipts. none. lambs fully 25c
over week ago: good and choice 1898 10
throwoyts. si3T5 down; hsndyweight ewes
Ssgs50.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
PITIsRI RGH


PITTSBURGH, Dec 1e GNs) CAT.
.TLE- Receipts. 25: market steady steers
choice SIS so 1880, medium 20 good
SlfHl5; common. $40 50Hl3.5O: heifers
good 10 choice Si3T IL: medium 10 good
Si0.50 = II So common, SIS 50ff 10 so: cows.
good 70 choice Sl0n II: medium 20 good
s. 80 SO: Gamers and cutters SsT
80. bulls. good TO choice. S12n1325.
common 20 medium 50 n 10 So
HOGS Receipts 200 market active and
l0c higher l60-1s0 lbs Sl4s5Nl5. $50
ais. 200 2sn ibs.. Si4 ao1,fS 2so 900 ,hs
Sl4 70p 1890. 2eO-350 lbs Si4 a04i - 20
1o0-l50 he. Si441f75: roughs S13qI3.75.
SHEEP Receipts. none. market steady.
Choice lambs. SIS. 5oWIo medium 70 good.
xi2 % z "a rnr.-zaa- - ss...-----,--sp
2 ~ ewes, 81. 50 y 6.T5; VVthers So rs
CALVES Receipts none; rnarkei steady
Good "a choice. Sls 81 n - 80 medium 20
good. $3.50 q IS so; cuiis and common,
ssui2.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
CITES POWER USE

One yardstick revealing the
South's sensational expansion in
dustrially: The latest power dis
tribution figures issued by the Edi-
son electric institute disclose an
increase 2e4z-Per eent-over Il
yearaga-ia=the South, a gain ex-
ceeded only slightly in the far
West, and contrasting with a top
increase in other territories of II
per cent and an actual decrease in
New England-whoSe once-tower-
ing textile industry has been
largely captured by the South.
The South is undergoing almost
as notable change politically as
industrially. Economic conditions
mold political sentiment.
Thirty years ago the writer. on
a speech-making tour, foreshad-
owed the ultimate splitting of the
solid South" because of the eco
nomic evolution then dawning.
OUT OF FAVOR
I find that the New Dealers,
despite all they have sought to do
for the South, have fallen pro-
Inouncedly from favor.
Amazingly outspoken are some
southern newspaper editorials con-
'cerning Washington. One sample,
from the Charlotte Observer. re-
ferring TO the Seventy-seventh Con-
gress:
ut Is better known by its for
felt of its own authority than by
any actions of its own initiative
and independence that this
attitude of trucking to the Presi-
Dental will has lowered the rat
ing of Congress In the popular
mind Is not an unfair accusa-
ton"
Is it not significant that there
was organized a few days ago the
North Carolina Citizens Associa-
tion 10 fight non-essential federal
and other government spending :?
In the 1914 election the South
may appear in a new role.