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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
Livestock Markets
III rROIT

CATTi p gr0 Fresr sLrp.t Ineles'
f.r.- ,ars so4ftvest grass ~eers % 0a1s
CARED e.er from iste Wsarssds' sr'.te
~ 7T-e s-TT-F grsss cattle steers a0a
rs.trrs oper.ns sssfy v'n .aq4r, 2 h'.
fe broader cows and bulls s'esd5 re-
.a,rrert ,sffIe ard cai. ss continue onIi
three loads medium FaS-l oot-'n south
vest c-ses s'eefs Sl2ul On. seYers loads
fat grsss strers he'd around So common
s.~es sa,Rh's tIi an down common snd
-refu-u beef COWS 50 25 - cauners and
runers IS 4 few medium and Eppd bulls
S'l 30 iH % no strictly good hollis m
offer some common Hch' bulls 81 lo 80
package wealaw feeder steers Nli few
on rnIored ueh' stock s'eers and hei'ers.
So 90 30 head white fsge hui common
dHH.'tt So fr stock Steers tl1 80
CALVES i2f steady Trp and bulk
good a0r choice 1palers Sfs 20. common
and medium tl3 u So, call calves and
lealers SsfI2
noes 500 nI'chers $50 ms NJ l5c
ftche~ under 80 '0s sfeacf asking 21c
h CHER fr~ s7vs hf1 stead bulk iso-2so-
h butchers SIS qOr rs 'f early fop
SIS Gh siarrE'N IN 300 22'.'n weighs
$4,000 .In butchers Nif ga tt 81. most
l4o-lTo-lh Lights sta - IA bidding SIS
1f1 2f ON rrfk good 800 'oo-ih soVs
SHFEP-1oo SrrInE lambs wesN 30 faiv
2hr. lower spots soc down eRr'r '0n and
bulk Gnot 'n choice nsttre sprnEers.
Slf 50 with bucks ruf ~ 81 discount. some
Hst coad lambs Sf4 -. common kints
So down asking s'ea1y m sheep or ~
20 81 for choice slaughter ewes.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
WPB Hints Pay
For Idle Duriinq
ReCOnVerSiOn

WASHINGTON, Sept : What
to do with idle workers laid off by
termination of contracts and how
best 10 effect prompt removal
from plants of materials and ma
chinery no longer needed for war
work are the TWO major problems
facing War Production Board in
IT'S pans Tor demobillalion.
Studies 10 bring about the best
solutions now are m progress. An
.n1er-aFggcy board 30 work ont n
uniform termination clause for
W.T. contracts began IFS work sew
t-i5ti-wcekS. ago
Announcement that WPB al
ready was aL-MnLlz- Sl.lA-i444-
pOrtant postwar t6Ty-wzy IIT7Jir
boy Dr Stanley r. Teclc. deputy
director GIFTS procurement policy
-fi},-i -tt4ft7fi 5rft atfrirr-vv 1rfUTC C'fII-
CagO Association OF Commerce.
WPB realizes that I'm the swing
back 70 CIVILIAN production the
problems viii be vastly different
from the steps required 10 mobi-
lie Many concerns, for instance.
VIII be deciding what 10 make and
how 10 make II AZ the same time
they are struggling 10 convert and
10 rchuLld. or -reXlsc 1hG4r- sales and
distribution organizations.
Because of these circumstances.
acC0Tding- 10 Or. Teele, some off
cialS IN the agency are OF opinion
There VIII be Two alternatives
either 10 provide financial com
pcnSation 10 workers during con-
version period or 10 continue
contracts and taper them off
gradually even after peod fer the
pradtietS h4s disappeared
When contracts are terminated.
+tt'Ceie pointed ont materials
must be removed promptly from
war plants or conversion 10 other
work VII be badly hampered and
S6me-inStauceS- -artgattsE-IJfe-
vented. Many grave issues are
expected 10 arise when govern
ment attempts 10 dispose Of Its
-fttfr ttfrf,il4t4s f,il4t4s tn n ntannettt1 hat WRIT rn1U-
UmIZe the adverse effects on mar.
ketS and employment
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
Rail Seeks 0. K.
To Retire Bonds

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2 tUP)-
Hearings will be held Sept II on
petition of the Missouri Pacific
ttt,aTtTUEd asking authority 10 eX-
pend Sff055,305 Of mounting war
profits for retirement of bond is
sues and payment of interest on
chose and other bond issues.
The petition was filed yesterday
in United States District Court by
Guy A. Thompson, trustee Of the
railroad, and Federal Judge
George II. Moore set the date for
the hearings.
Thompson asked authority for
retirement Of five underlying bond
issues. partial retirement Of a
sixth and payment of interest on
THESE and three other bond issues.
Thompson told the court the road
las cash on hand and United
States treasury notes totalIng
more than Sl26. .000.000
In his petitions, Thompson
stated the bond retiremcntS would
>aNe The road 81 900 GOO annually
IN interest The proposed eNpcndi-
turc would be the first bond re-
tremcnt since the reorganization
Of the Missouri Pacific and the
largest single money payment by
the railroad since the reorganiza-
NOn proceedings heNan. L
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
Paper Crisis Due
To ManpOwer

PORTLAND Ore Sept :
TNSJ Members Of q House sub
committee investigating rho n6WS-
print shortage scattered 10 their
homes today for rest from their
iaboFS before Congress EecnmNgneS-
The subcommittee. headed ny
Rep. Boren Ia Of Oklahoma.
ended rs lact-llndlng tour through
Canada and the tinted States
with an inspection Of paper miIlS
in the Portland area and ConSulta-
ton with mill executives.
'f'tTr com mt tce discovered,
Boron SAID -that-eHe- of The chief
problems IN all pulp producing
areas was the shortage Of man
power. Ways and means must be
-t-~tstbii~hed, -FevaTrf- n -rrCTr1T
af-11v=6f t66ag workers 20 get egt
pulpWood and man the paper
mills
John II Smiih- general man
ager Of The HaWley Pulp & Paper
Co. sad operators were pleased
with The committees Work.
The committeeman appeared
80 he very ieyei-headed, capable
people" Smith said.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
New York
Phone
Rates Cut

NEW YORK, Sept. 3-New
York Telephone Co. viii reduce by
81 2O00O0 annually rates for the
telephone service within New York
state. the New York State Public
Service Commission announced.
In addition. changes in mira
state toll rates of independent
companies rendering long distance
service by connection with New
York Telephone Co. Will result in
reductions Of approximately SIPS
600 a year.
Reductions have been made
possible by basic revision in
relationship between New York
Telephone Co and long lines de
partment Of American Telephone
&, Telegraph Co. under new agree
mentS entered into earlier this
year. Under these agreements.
charges Of A. T. & r. TO companies
in bell system will be changed
from board 10 board TO station
to station method.
New tariffs have been filed by
New York Telephone making re-
ductions in intrastate toll effective
oct l. Additional reviSions will
be fled 10 become effective oct. Is.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03

To facilitate production a. as
many writing tablets for school
children. as many i3c.a! tissues
for women. As much stationery
for business offices and as many
other productS as possible out
Of the available paper supply,
WPB has Sct up maximum
weights and sizes for The paper
used
Manufacturers must make
more units or sheets ~ paper
stationery tablets. notebooks,
pads, looSclcaf hllcr>. CONNER
clal envelopes. facial Tissue,
paper towels and napkins ogt of
a gwen amount OF paper tv
using paper that is only a lI'flc
thinner or lighter in weight
than tho grades prcNlou>lyuSed
SINcc tho lighter. thinner
ANducts VIII take up les, room
order is also expected 20
ZOO SAVING Of approximately
100 carload, of shipping space
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
Farmers Market

FRUITS Arp.es Dn, ness ~,
W. h. = : ~ -
1-,erIr.s 81 hu Ucsitnses tarcl 50
aa $50 &31t io hu so. - "..l
Rfer fancy 81 90 ou 80 \. 30 2.
S.. - Grapes esrIy arie'' 'ar.y,
81 1l1 5u Ie,k basket SO |p' -
Peaches. HAZE Haven. tauct s. ou
$50 SiHs $50 Stf fo FIuus
- 5o Grcerea2e. 40 j. t'Ib pa
Pears Clamp Fafnrite so - hi
$50 lH Bar,Ief's So N'Te. 80.
g. Cants'oIp~- fancy. 50 . hl SO D.
iaoc si2 da1 NJ s.
LETTUCE ASD SALAD GREENS -
ceiery cahnage so. j. s. 5o h1 No
2 s. Is H1Ad- lel-41e SO g. - hu
So ? 7s1TSi Lar ief'Hce 80 J. 75a
40c bu FrdNe farcf 50 hu No O..
soc 81 - SO 81 Escar1ie fsnc.
81 20 bl No. i, 55c 81 Romano No. j.
vEGErABLE oREE&s csbbare
greens 80 81 - 10 bu Coiatis
50 : g. one o.. Eale No s. ~
Al ha SWISS Chsr1 80 7t soc bu
vrGETARi rs Misc scans greer
So S2a225 30 2 $50 Kenrlck,
Wonder So - 150 2S On SO
81 20 Roman hsans. fancy 50 30 oa
So .Ss75 s0 nG Reefs. hgrched ~ !.
sc - co7 urrs so e. soc topped
So g. 'o7 h1. So g Broccoli
fancy 81 hu so s. 20 SO 2
80 81 red cabbage $50. - 25
27f ha csr, cahhagc No. g ~"
n. CARROTS ha-rhed so so N.. d"s
? bo ~ ? SIPS Caauao,ys- g. ].
g. '01t h1 so g. 10 CeIcrv farrr
s. 3f so doS hchs No. ao7 .2r
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
Low Cosf Operation

With car conservation so i'm
portant TO the national trans
portation picture, d. F.. Ahrens,
general manager of Cadillac, got
particular satisfaction out of a
report reaching his desk this
week which showed that the
cars were operated by his field
men since Pearl Harbor at an
average mechanical cost of only
.002 a mile.
These cars are factory owned
models assigned 10 Cadillac dis
trict managers and parts and
service men. and are Kept In the
best possible mechanical condi-
zion. The cumulative mileage OF
all cars in the fleet in 20 months
OF operation was 462.453 miles.
AhrenS pointed out that the
durability and inherent long life
built into modern automobiles,
and the high rate of output in
the years Immediately preceding
Pearl Harbor, is one Of the en-
couraging aspects of maintains
ing a high proportion Of AHeri-
cas- rolling stock on the high
ways for the duration.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
Paper
Crisis
Discussed

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5 GNS)
The newspaper industry adj
vlSory Council tv7tt--r II -ff3 OF
ficials yesterday 10 discuss the
tight newSprint situation for the
fourth quarter.
Two major problems were dis
cuSSed--whether 20 make another
cut in newSprint ALLEGATIONS TO the
nations papers; and whether 20
change 'trU 5DUr5tty TJTUT97T1Te
under which papers can apply for
more neWSprnt.
Because the confcrecS lacked
a report on the Canadian pulp
Mood -Sll4at4np-Ha-ii -iii4-f4 decisions
were reached -Leniai-ln- decisions
on each problem were formed but
-ao'- tft--r1ubfrr-.
The MAC appointed a Subcom-
mIttee which VIII meet 10 make
policy decisions.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
WA 10 Set|Jp
Quotas for Milk

WASHINGTON, Sept 3-Re-
sponSibility for the equitable dis
trihution of a shrinking supply Of
fluid milk is being placed Squarely
on the shoulders OF the dlSirib-
utorS and they viii ration
available supplies 10 their GUS
toners the War Food AdmInistra-
tlon said today.
An order has been prepared
which would restrict sales Of fluid
milk by establishing sales quotas
for The distributors on the basis
of their sales for some previous
month in 1913 and II merely
awaits official signature, WA
said.
Il was limited that the base
month might be June.
Anticipating a short supply of
milk during 4 seasonal decline IN
production this fall. officials feel
that safes quotas viii be necessary
10 maintain equitable distribution.
WFA SAID that IL was hoped the
quota system would make IL uu-
necessary 10 resort 70 actual milk
admittedly difficult 10
administer.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
Spending Spree
Still Continues

WASHINGTON, Sept. : The
Withholding lax which became
efleCttNe-n July ~ ] hi-4d-ltttle ef-
icct on buying habits Of American
taxpayers. the department Of COM
mercc officials report
Retail sales IN July were 81
$4,000 600 against S5.1S9 600 900
Ia June, but the drop was less
than seasonal and the depart
menrS adjusted index rose per
cent 10 l6i per cent of the 1853
average.
There was no decrease in pur-
chase OF luxury items. which pre-
>lmahly would be first 10 react to
q reduction IN consumers buying
power Retail price index of the
department Of commerce showed
thc second SUCCESSIVE monthly de-
cline IN July. standing AT 1899.
against l347 in June and 1850 in
May, Lower prices for some foods
caused the decline.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
Baeeed Eight Japs

The eX-mcGhanic. in 47o hours
OF combat flying, has an official
box score of eight lap planes.
six Zeros and -tMo hombers--He
learned A let of respect for the
enemy pilots. The Japs are
fierce. capable and tricky fliers
and the Zero,s climbing ability
SlXeS them an edge, EGan found.
"NOst of the time We fought
Mt 10000 feet, our ceiling" he
safci,- the Ieros were al
ways above us. But we are bet
ter marksmen and in a tight
spot we can out-think and out
-maneuXer a Jap any daN-"
lie was awarded the Silver
Star for shooting down the six
=Zerf,S4=tEae= =DSF for 80 Success
fttl flying missions and the Air
Medal for - other combat mis-
Si0nS. Egan was stationed here
temporarily for some secret
training hat has left TO resume
active duty.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
Hog Price
Ceiling
Tuesday

WASHINGTON. Sept. 3-Office
Of Prize Administration may put
-tthte ilf,fee-4eeatft.t1i retfrr7E over
prices of live hogs on Tuesday, II
was reported in Official quarters
today.
FINAL draft Of OPA's proposal
for a Sl475 lid Is noW IN the
hands 81 the War Food Admins
'fa,lon awaiting approval. AT this
date. officials said. major changes
TO The order DO not appear likely
a decision is expected to be ready
ny Tuesday, although IT may be
delayed few days
Bureau OF budget is also under
stood 10 have approved the OPA
version.
BY approving the maximum
price regulation WA reverSeS lis
policy of many months standing.
Secretary Of Agriculture Wickard
successfully protested against the
action while he was food adj
>trator. although hogs We're
selling as high As Sl6 per hundred
weight az the time.
Wednesday under the influence
of an order SuSpending some hog
slaughter quotas live hog prices
advanced 10 levels ranging from
Sl470 To SIS.
With a cefling Of Sl4.75 hog
prices VIII be permitted fuctua-
tOn margin OF 81 since WFA IS
supporting the price az $l375.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
State AgdinCuts
Insurance Cost

LANSING Sept ; Employers
VIII save AN additional 10 70 20
pcr cent on workmcn Compcn-
ss'ion insurance premiums be-
ginning oct !, Gov Kelly an
u0unCcd TO-DAY
The reduction vas tho second
20 bc effected through the Studies
and efforts of Insurance CommIS-
oncr David a Forbes inc gov
ernor S7Id Tho FIRST came in July
when from ~ 10 II PEI cent vas
Topped of
Ratees AFRO Sct by tho National
Council ON Compensation InSur-
ance .a NcV York
This will save employers be
tween - 800 900 and 5000. 900
annually in premiums, Kelly
SAID The new division on
ANALYSIS 81 insurance will con
tinue Ia operate in the hopes of
further reductions can be
made"
Tho oct reduction VIII be ac-
c0mpl>ncd hy eliminating over
time payments in the computation
of insurance costs. Overtime. the
governor said IS becoming the
uic rather than The exception N
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
Launch


BAY CITY Sept ; Detoe
ShjPhuIdpe Ce tomorrow again
.W-l demonstrate fS famous rolls
over method. onr of- the most I'M
poriant Improvements 10 -deAc-nfp
p II r. 4 n ( Z
Within tho ensuing - minutes
another destroyer escort hull Viii
bc rolled over 20 An upright posi-
lion q the spot from Wbfe4f- tire
l. s s Raby i, launched
The DE is namcdai'er former
rT7v7t adHHTai anti nat1Ee Bay
CIUan. james j. Raby. and viii be
chrstencd bt hS widow Mrs
-Ieanetie RahX-- Oakland Gal
Attending the -rnHnmeF44.= n ~ ~ b.
Z s7SfCI. Ms. f.uifHd Gregory. Bay
r7rry- HUT TWO bTOtheIS, Joseph
= --t-- Z y ff7errr7y', =
ii5--es 5+f--trf ttft. former Ftz7TT T III
m3Ai wnoritrtt ~ m a7ft1 aCClueHr
-n Macon, Ca nune years ago.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
Stocks Open
Little Changed
In Dull Trade

NEW YORK. Sept. 2 UP)-
Stocks opened dull with prices
irregular today as traders con-
ttfiticd cautious. Bonds were
mixed Cotton futures declined
? 10 > points.
A majority of stocks registered
small declines.
RcCCNSlonS occurred in both war
and peace stocks and initial trans
actions Eehelally-mer small
American AirlincS opened of.
g. Atlantic Coast Line off .,
T. s Steel off {, Paramount of
.. PcpSi-Cola Off y. Bethlehem
steel OF z. Standard Oil ~. j
of = General Electric of a.
United Ar Lines off , and Inter
national Nickel of d.
American Locomotive preferred
rose . points. the widest initial
U,o Small fractional gains were
noted III Radio Corporation Ana
conda. L. s Rubber. Eastman
Kodak Loew s. International Iele-
phnnr and SacapA-Ar.ettl,f3is
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
Hits Speculation

And I'M order 10 discourage
AneCulannn- n government So
Lrtrrv rTriUE ri7o fhlrd VA
~au drive. mo Reserve Bank
IA circular 10 an incorporated
hanks aHd trust coUpaWcs.
ciarIhcS condition, under which
bank loans may he made 20 lu-
NoStorS 20 help finance purchase
OF thee SecuritlCS
potrt--tf4ft tfrftt e+7t-it ioHrr~
viii no, hc subject 10 crTtIosm.
bat should be on a snort term
or arortrza-r7 t7ayIS- trTfty ~
I4lz-i he. fift let4-.ei2=iat g.
-cccdng slN mnn'hs Loans m4le
on any other basis 10 facilitate
f.lTif-- ~ -------T si--'--t-f-t+ft1rtIt Scrtrl-
= tfi-T---ttr t-re dfRc, pafilcu-
l4riN Nhcfe there are indieattnrs
SUCH pWtEa>4 fl4-.-v-- sf---- = + - tt III
-1-An -r-f---,r r-.t-ter. vi7UUiU 30 IT
rates hlgh enough and with a
tt-'-t-es;, fft-r7--T- Cr-7Tff SUBSTANTIAL
enough 70 discourage >pccu.a-
ri 7 Il C.|
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03

Chevrolet officials here are
stIll talking about It. Egan.
-BeIteFE EkHo8n as Lager Eean,
The cX-meChanic was the guest
Of William L -LIoller, CheNrnleLS
sales chief. at a recent luncheon
at which he entertained the
officials with tales Of his adyen-
-ttWes fighter pilot IN the
South Seas.
Plotting an Aircohra over New
Guinea, he participated in 81 air
battles was shot down three
Times in as many weeks and
wounded once by a Jap machine
gunner who got him As he was
-T7TTCTTTTTUE from MS cfIppled
plane. Egan is one Of three sur
ls+AE--eff :, squadron ef b, the
first 10 arrive in Australia after
Pearl lIarbOT.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
More Tea!
improved Shipping Let's
u. S. Purchases Rise

WASHINGTON. Sept. quo
ta> for tea packers and wholesale
receivers VIII be increased one
fifth for last two quarters this
year. the War Food AdmlnlStra-
ton announced
1mprol ed shipping conditions
have made IL possible for United
states 10 purchase more tea than
mad heen anticipated under pres
er' purchase plan The amended
WFA regulation is retroactive 10
july ] and increases quotas from
a quarterly - per cent TO o.
Dgr cent.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
PostwdfPfdns
Urged Now by
Eric Johnston

WASHINGTON. Sept. ; GNSl
Erc Johnston, president Of the
L. S. Chamber OF Commerce. to-
day proposed immediate postwar
planning conferences m o n &
business, agriculture and labor
leaders from countries bordering
tho Atlantic Ocean.
Johnston. who has JuStTerUTned
from three weeks in England,
Wnere he conferred with govern
ment military and business lead
CTS, said thc2n-cnt.Hlr rlt4S- i44+4-tt be-
gin Immediately TO plan for peace
time
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
On the
Business
front
By WARD SCHULTZ

War bond sales in August
were comparatively diSappoint-
ing, but officials feel strongly
that the public was holding
back for the big Third War
loan wt1frt INST rot under way
and that il viii go over the top.
FIihie ihie Reserve Bank has esti-
-mated- thaLAuGuSt sales of ~aF
bonds aggregated SSO0O00O0O,
with rcdcmptionS totalinG about
Sl50,0O0.000 This compares With
July sales OF SS4n0nn nnn and
rcdemptjons of Sl3S.OO0O0O
in a bulletin. the Federal Re-
serve Bank OF New York re-
lcaled one very good reason
Why the drive should and nrH-t
succeed
income payments 20 lndiVld-
ualS for the fiscal year ended
June 30, 1913, are estimated 20
have totalcd Sl50OO0O000 GOO.
Of which 10000 100000 vii be
paid in personal taNc> THIS
leaves a total Of 13O billions IN
the hands OF consumers
With only s. billions in con-
SllD1QT Goods and Aal.A-4g.-- avail
able m TINS period estimated ~
ctrrrHt crITUg prices, n would
seem that there IS - billions
renoaintt-5..-t f7r1-iiE t7-f-f-f7f-Fit 1T
savings and bond purchases
That - billions CnnstLlLLtnS-
most dangcrolS Initiation
threat and much of IL should
find rs may INTO war bonds.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
M. s. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Back To NOrIllaIcy'
Presents Problems

ffumpty DHH4Py-he national system has had
fall wartime and observers question whether all
the horses and all the kings Humpy Dumpy
together
Unquestionably Of shortages and
sacrifice Will nostalgia for the restoration OF Tree
World War will be recalled that Warren 6 Hard
ing presidential campaign the back nornalcy
Already lines difference OF opinion being drawn
For example in Roosevelt said
There longing the air II is not longing 10 back
distinct
would rather believe
" ear ach ne better
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
1916 War Jobs
Filled in Month

LANSING. Sept. 3-The local
L. S. employment office an
nounced today that ] f616 persons
We're placed on essential war Jobs
here during August.
out OF that number 65 were
sent TO agricultural work and 372
women were sent 10 local war in
dustrieS. II was the largest group
Of women vet placed by the USES
IN one month here.
\ meeting of the war msn-
power committee here brought re-
quests for more women 10 take
training in machine shop WORK.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
Wright Plant
Back 10 50 Pct.

NEW YORK. Sept : Output
Of airpIane engines at Lockland.
O.. plant of Wright Aeronauucal
was estimated 20 have climbed
back 10 nearly so per cent Of the
plants peak volume after a drop
Of s. per cent IN July.
Production officials report the
Lockand plant which turns out
ar-coolcd engines for army
planes had come up nicely dur
ing August bat is not yet where
1t should be
a change in management. re-
Gently effected. and general up
swing In plant morale were cred
tied with Improvement.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
rITISRIRGH

FTTTSRVEGH SEPT tlNS1-CATTLE
100 steadv. steers good and choice
Sf6116,55 medium and good SIS so ~
tf common 90 medium Si2 i0d IS holt
ers good to choice STA IS so. medium
Ao \go0d. Stl a12 so common % medium
a. 500 20 50S COWS good t0 choice s. 50
40 MEDIUM 10 good Sl111 Gamers
and cutters IS 50us bulls good 20
choice s13 5Odft common 70 medium
Ss ,hnu 7 2h grass steers. $40 10 So
Hogs 200 d active A. steady prices
1S0-tS0 ms S1i e0W s 20 80 200 los
SIS 30 u1b'40. 200 22O lbs SIS 80 ~ IS 80.
220-2So ihs sta-20 915ltO, ESQ 900 "
Si5G1S %. POO -3SG ~ S1f 25TtS. 100
$50 los Si3 25uit 80 rouEhs Sl2 75
i3 so
SHFFp goo. steady and RcflVe ch'Ice
1srhs So S0Hi5c c5 medium 20 good
o upef Sitl t3 2H m m % n lambs
CLIPPED q ewes Clipped N'n'I
vefhers ripned sos
CkLVEs- --i00. activs A. STEADY pucss.
good - choice SIS S0di7 ~ medium 20
sood, Sl3 Is. eulls and common, 81 IL.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
Loddinqs Of Freight
Still Below 41 Level

WASHINGTON. Sept. 3 Load
ingS Of revenue freight during the
week ended August 2S totaled
90i007 cars. an increase Of l2Sl0
cars from the previous week, an
increase OF 4 1902 cars from like
week year ago. and decrease Of
S713 cars from The l9il week,
according TO reports 10 iAfe-A-~ttet-
alton of American Railroads
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
Asks Definition Of Back TO Normally

Recently nc4dng Nlce PLc2dcH1 Maace haEe
argued tAe I-Fel >+tieN
me Whole lhe definition ol
"nomalcy' II nomalcy means return 10 SlalH -, .!
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we cannot 90 back "nornaeA relates as
should the dynamic American way when gives
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temporarily freeze normal growth II seems
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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-03
Building
EirlnLOk.el
In State

LANSING Sept ; CUP) Tic
Michigan Corp and Securities
Commission announced today that
the BontraCcr Construction co.
en Indiana corporation has been
admitted -1n-dn-h -hlAlunAS- -Al4nhl-
Gan with offices in Detroit Tho
firm lists $50 600 common stock
Tho following diSsourions were
also announced
Alhce Merchandising CO. De-
trou $50 600 common stock
CouSlno Noial Products Inc,
Monroe $4,000 common stock
Custer Realty Corp, Detroit,
$4,000 common stock
Drake. Inc, Detroit, so 600
Wmon stock.
Hamilton Homes Inc Detroit
500 common stock
Industrial Illustration Inc, De-
ti' $50 600 common stock.
National Log Construction Co
aNlinC. $50 GOO common stock
[0rthWcStcrn Contract co. De
H' 50 GOO common stock
Tho ONclaV Amusement &C. of
k>on Mich, Sl6 600 common
.ck.
Port City Warehouse. Inc Mus
con S25 900 common stock
Starr Seed Co. Carson City
iO 900 common stock.
Western Brothers. Inc. Bad
- SO 600 common stock,
IolVcrlnc Equipmenu Co Inc
-'and Rapids. $1,000 common