davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
Farmers Market

IN lT-Arfles, pslc.ous fauc. ST.
y so hu No. J. So 5UHf No q g. sd
northern spys fancy $50 Is so on - /.
$50 No 81 80 Steele BED,
tancN 80 T ru $50 : S8.5nat ~.
:. 81 80 Strawberrics 'anc, 81 so5 q
q ~ crate, $50. L Sou7 SO 2 81 50
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
Head lcttuce fancy s. - hu So I.
" . ? 80 Leaf lettuce fancy 81 90 bu
No J. 15c 81 % Escarolt 80 X2g
30 Romano 80 / 81 S012
NEGETARI GREENS .Cabuace Green's.
No 81 $50 hu Collards so T.
- 70 g 2 30 hu. SorreI No J. 81 1892 %
hu Mustard 30 : s. tu0f2 1S nu -.
~ Ttrn.2 greens, Mol So So ID . IS
VEGETABLES mtsceVaneous Aspars.
gus. fancy, 81 50 ! IS dox bu0rher 10.
81 q; 80. ?. a. eoc Bec's SO 1,
~ 30 dor punches 80 l. 81. 81 2 Goc'
DIN, No /. 75caSi doz punches Ieeks
No. /. Si75tt2 doz lunches Onions
l. 70H Sc No. 2, asa soc Onions 40 -.
50 1892 p 5o-lh sack Parsley roN
No. I, 81 % doz bur hes Peas 40 III
81 ia Rads1es red fancy. 81 % ~
bunches No 4 SILL 30. NJ t7sc.
long white. fauc. 81 so dor tunches'
Rhubarb fancy 1jc d0z huncber. so 1
IS = e0r Turnips. No 7. 25ul' 5n dor'
hunchcs Tomatoes hothouse 80 4
81 Is ~ - 1f-lh BASKET so y Z, So
plants Vegetables. T5c 81 cat.
Flowers miscellaneous ST MO eat
,,ersnnn' No. ~ NS2 2ST3 iH-pr' fat:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
Traders Views
Differ on Good
War reports
BY Il. &. FORBES

The dog days have thus early
overtaken Wall Street. notwith-
standing important events abroad
at home.
Different Interests in Wall
Street interpret cheerful war
news differently. While those
who take the longest view regard
every fresh step toward victory
as bullish for the nation and the
world, others, fearful of immedi-
ate and drastic postwar relapse,
not 10 say collapse economically,
are moved to unload securities.
l asked one veteran Wall
Streeter, Are vitality favorable
developments on war fronts con-
Sidered helpful or harmful 10 the
stock market" He replied; Help
ful 10 peace stocks, harmful 10
war stocks"
Urged 10 elaborate, he unhesi-
tatingly declared that railway
stocks and the least meritorioHS
railway bonds are classified as
vulnerable to declines IT, as and
when. peace seems definitely near.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
NEW COMFORTS

WarwiSe, new comfort was
drawn from:
Official announcement thar the
sting has been taken out OF the
U-boat menace
Daily spectacular proof that the
United Nations have obtained
mastery of the air.
Conquering of the first step
plng-stones from North Africa 10
Italy with many manifestations
that the NaziS have become
acutely jlttery over impending IN
vaSion. Concentrations in vau-
Gus areas. indicating that a stu
pendouS offensive IS close AT hand
Russia's unbending stand all
along her front.
japanese setbaCkS on the sea
and on invaded land
The spectacular expansion If
|. ). war production and ship
mentS overseas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
IN TWILIGHT ZONE

Many stocks he added -YIeEe IA
the twilight zone, might 60 up or
might go down as the end OF hos
tilities became clearly fore
Swallowed
a LOT OF issues, he continued,
could be classified as peace
stocks. These included equities
of companies producing or dis
trlbuting consumer goods. con
Germs standing 10 benefit from
the expected boom in private con-
Struction, from demand for semi
durable products now rgidly
ratloned, such as automobiles, re-
frigerators and other household
appliances b Sor bIng metals
radio and tcleviSlon sets. leading
suppliers Of soft drinks. etc.
That stocks might dawdle
along dormantly automatically
Nor two or three months is widely
predicted Buying has subsidized
Transactions fell off notably last
week. "
The dfft was mildly down.
ward But>it was noticed that
weak SPells-ehdn unleash large
volume
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
Stocks
Off Full
Point

NEW YORK June II up 81
Stocks slipped lower IN one OF the
slowest sessions Of the year TODAY
as traders awaited the outcome
of The nations third coal mine
shutdown in the past seven weeks
There was hrtle selling and
Prices were off principally because
of tho lack OF buying interest.
closing with losses running 10
around a point.
Steel and motor leaders goncr-
atty Hrtt slightly below their IRE
viouS closing levels but number
Of war equipment stocks vcie
weak
Bonds worked irregularly lower
under lead of the rails. where
losses ranged 10 about two points
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
Traffic Flow Eases

The volume of traffic on De-
trolt streets IS approximately IS
per cent lighter today that the
average for thcSiX-month period
prior 10 gasoline >rafoning THIS
is hard for Grand River drivers
% believe but YOU halc,thr word
Of tho Traffic Engineering
Bureau for IL.
The decline bUng, The nglue
back 10 about 1911. according 10
d Grant Micklo. city traffic en-
glncer. Three, permanent count
ing bureaus are maintained by
the bureau in locations which
reflect traffic flows 70 industrial
and downtown areas. In addi-
ton. mobile counting stations
arc spotted throughout the city
10 check changing trends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
NO NEW TAXES Now

From Washington comes a>>ur-
ance that no now attempt VIII be
made 10 increase either individual
or corporation income taxes until
next year.
Congress has passed p bin 10
bring labor under Some measure
OF regulation although II has not
yet been signed by the President
Hearings on an application by
railway operating men for So
a day increase in wages are under
way.
MiShandling, of food by OPA
has melted nationwide lndicna-
ton. Its latest attempted pana-
cea, granting Of subsidies. is no
insurance whatsoever against in
flatlon, is rather. conducive 10
initiation, since lowering prices of
scarce commodities 10 consumers
naturally broadenS demand.
After all, however. the main
thing is that the war is going
enCouragInglV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
Wheat
Finishes
Lower

CHICAGO. June 81 GNS)-
Wheat futures were under pres
sure today and yielded as much as
l%c before buying was encoun-
tered near the finish. July moved
down 10 Sl.4la. Final prices
were 1c TO / sc lower.
Oats and rye suffered losses of
around 2 cents before recovering.
July oats reacted from 67as TO a
low of $3.50 in late trading. July
rye Sagged to 95Ac. Oats closed
lc TO ll2c of and rye 1hc TO
i$sc down. Corn finished un-
changed at the ceiling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
Claim Furnace Record,

Cadillac claims record ~
unbroken operation for us heat
treating department The de-
partment has been funCuonrng
on a 24-hour, thrce-Shif- bass
since early 1888. i finally
halted last week when the fur
naceS went down for new cleo
trical power Installations.
The shutdown was only for
eight hours and tho department
has again resumed
What Cadillac rs so proud ~
is that production continued for
five years continuously despite
the fact that changes in pro-
cesSes and additions were or
dered because Of the expanding
Allison engine and Ms tank
schedules The department IS
under Roland " Weber. as
SlSiant superintendent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
Auto
Graphs
Dealers Postwar
Planning Committee
TO Meet Here First I
BY SILER FREEMAN

AS long as every one is lining
up for postwar planning, the
National Auto Dealers Associa-
lion Will not be behind the
times. The planning committee,
which was set up by the NADIA
several months ago, plans it's
first formal meeting in Detroit
on June %, 30 and July /.
The committee mas been Coi-
lecting data on the postwar pic
ture for dealers and chairman
Arthur Symmetrical OF Flint Is
seeking other suggcstio to
bring up at the first meeting.
Any new ideas will be welcomed
by him. They may be addressed
10 him at PIP n. Saginaw.
Flint or AT the Statler Hotel
here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
Ce|otex Votes f,
To Split Stock

Stockholders OF CelotcX Corp.
voted n amend certificate OF
incorporation 10 split each share
OF 500 par value ) per cent cu-
mulatIvo preferred stock into five
shares of so par value > per cent
cumulative preferred stock.
Stockholders also approved the
iSSuan &c and sale of l3i.O67
shares OF common stock Df The
corporation at 5000 per share.
OF which not exceeding 70.226
shares may be offered 10 the cc,n-
mon stockholders on the basis az
one new share for each 10 shares
held and 63,Sil shares may be
offered To employees officers and
directors of the corporation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
~''
IS -r------------- IS
!. !. !. Observation-Disclosures : !: !.
30 r,----------- kr- 20
20 20
-7.eL
Cost Men Hold
Meet in Boston

a y Blackwood, vice president
of the Briggs Manufacturing Co,
who was elected president of the
Detroit chapter, National Asso-
cation Of Cost Accountants. last
month. V. D. Hanna, NJ. {, En-
cry, H. w Scott. q. A. Waldow
M-M- Barr D. NJ. Russell, A, r.
Doud Nj. Hemphill, r. Ayles-
worth. { p. Gambler, J. l. Glenn
ems and p. +. Curran are in BoS-
ton Intending conference on
wartime industrial accounting
problems under the auspices of
the National Association OF Cost
Accountants.
According to Blackwood, this
conference Is scheduled 20 take
up the many industrial account
ING problems which have arisen
as a result Of about production
for war and the effects of war
time conditions on the work of
the industrial accountant. In the
production battle on the home
front, the industrial accountant
has been confronted with more
than his share of knotty prob
lens, including those arising from
the costing of government CON
tracts, the renegotiation Of con-
tract prices and the termination
of incomplete contracts.
Blackwood said the conference
In Boston IS to also provide an
opportunity for meeting with rep
resentatves Of the army. navy
and other government agencies
for A discussion of natural pro1=
lens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
Detroit Produce

APPLIES Michigan hu. crates = G
o. -.u,h minimum Northern SpNs
80 steele Reds 81 a.. few hiEh a
Nl. Virginia nu baskets. Albemar',
f.rpt"s. s 80. J. 2tt-2i inch. 81 5u
NtW NO b eastern crates. Ralcvtns. O.. :
$50 g. -inCh minimum 81 $50 -.
AFE.cpTs- California 2f-lh. Jugs. hest
Valentines. ordinary 10 fair &lu3 east
crn shore Virginia Bpuntifuls. 81 eastern
. shore Mary and Bourtifule 81 Is ~ 3 So
mostly 50. valentines, $500 WAN. 50 %
BFEps Texas solb sacks. TOPPED
>' lew higher. kentucky nu. baskets
Hlf-FRERRIES- Alabama. cultivated
rnsHe wrapped 2o-22}sr per pint
quarts. io. Norm Carolina p0's $50 soc
HNucclu - California etate-
CABBAGE - California 50-lb sacks
round fair S241. ia-crates fair. 81 %,
les hatr.rs crates. fair 50 kentucky iu-
or lsI small, 81 - Arizona Los An
-l.ss D.ates, Tea CsbbaEe. 81 go.
CANT ALoNIkS salmon Meats. Cali
.r' Imperial valley jumbo crates .7s.
lwlJ fss s. 5o4g. Arizona jumbo rs.
ss NS2t Jumbo 45s. S. 70.
tpNhA eLLs-Caliorn'a jumbo 4is.
$50 CO.. ftN $40
DtEEoTs To-. Angeles crates dog
'a...'s 'aHfDfnn. some gene ally good
t-a. mostly 81 fUrJ a.. arizona.
Ic'HH ht baskets. i'rp'a.
washed -...| on
.'t.attE California pony
l a" ,afrrr selertt .Ht
geEEy -vrLr4 80 r-'a e.f.r
i.. fi0 ca-..aa
AaHar3 ,ra', ,rev -u
I|.I..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
Excursions Hit

Like many other tmo-bon-
orod customs. the Hudson River
excursion Is out for The dura-
lion of the war.
Pleasure boats making tho
scenic round trip nap the Hud-
son were banned by Frank c.
Russell New York district
director Of the OPA. ODlA those
river craft making tram and
bus connection VIII be permitted
20 continue operations.
Tho ruling WAS on the appeal
NJ two navigation companies
whose craft burn OH. II also
applies 10 other pleasure craft
using the vIIallv-nceded fuel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
Recover Test Bullets

Pontiac, one Of the largest
producer OF the famed Oerlikon
anti-alrcrait cannon, gives them
a severe test on the firing
range, beneath The plant, Actual
explosive shells are fired INTO a
hank of sand sand
But when the day : testing is
done. a sal wage crew Of
miners goes INTO action. send
ing the sand over a vibrating
conveyor and separating II from
the Jagged shell fragments In
this way as much A A. 81 719 pounds
Of metal is reclaimed daily.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
Paper Production
Rebounds 10 80 Pct.

NEW YORK. June 2l-Paper
production in the week ended
June y was SS3 per cent COM
pared with S5.5 per cent in the
preceding week and SD per cent
in the week ended June 13. 1912.
according 10 American Paper and
Pulp Association index of mill ac-
tivlty. Papcrboard production was
equal 10 81 per cent compared
with % per cent IN the preceding
week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
Dividend Of 50 Cents
By Goodyear Tire

Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
declared dividend of 54 cents on
the common payable September
ID holders of record August IA.
Similar payments were made
-5'rrr7r ~ THt March =, Last year
the firm paid 81. cents each in
March and June ami - cents in
September and December.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
Canadian LoadinQs
Climb During Week

OTTAWA. June 2l-LeadingS
on Canadian railroads during the
week ended June II totaled 9,255
cars. compared with $685. in the
previous week and 65.3S8 for the
like week last year, according TO
the Dominion Bureau of Stats
tics. LoadingS for the year To
June II totaled 1896 100 against
1,505, TAP in the like 1912 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
n. Y. Bank CIearings
Exceed 5 Billions

NEW YORK. June 2l-New
York Clearing House Association
reports clcarings for the week
ended June is totaled S5173,472.-
622 as compared with 81. f51. Asa,
600 IN The previous Mcck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
TOIFDo CASH GRAIN

TOLEDO-|- o, June = WNsl --Cssh
grain on track
WHEAT NO. ? red. xi53nI 50
CORN No. ? yellow. 81 06n i.O7; No.
yellow, xlO40Io5
OATS No white. ssl1 sei1c; No.
white 66ts n sslgc
soYBEANs- No. 2 yellow. sl7ol1 q
Ill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
DELANO PROPOSAL

Tho association attacked the
proposal of The national resources
planning board, headed by
Frederick A. Dclano. uncle Of
President Roosevelt. that a gov
eminent corporation be formed 10
purchase railroad lerminalS-and
rights of way.
purchases it was sai4.
would become a part of the pub
IIr domain under the boards plan
along with highways. waterways
and air controlled by a single
federal agency and leased back 10
private railroad companies.
I'm this way" the. aSSOcia-
ton charged, 'Ihc government
would acquire absentee land
IordiSm over all forms of trans
portatiOn."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
. CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO. June 81 uNsJ-cssh grain
close
WHEAT-No. yellow hard. Sii5l4
y CORN No. yellow. N.07, No yell
low, 81 3 sample yellow, 81 OH
OATS No. / whiie.-7l pie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
WASHINGTON CHAOS

Between the job of winning
the war and using the war
emergency 10 'rcmake Amer
lea, tho picture at Washington
il one of confusion and chaos"
The ASSOCIATION charged m ITS
.0t'cr. which continued.
Elimination of private
brands within the canned
goods industry Is sought by the
ORA "a proposal wholly IN
related 10 winning the war;, a
subsidy program is embarked
upon tor food products (anOther
scheme for extending control
over this Industry; the free
dom oi the press Is violated at
the food conference AT Hot
Springs (a}SO unnecessary to the
winning of the war;; the radio
Industry II pushed another step
towards government ownership:
the authority Of the federal gov
eminent is Haunted by the
mincrs-the mo strike pledge
Of labor leaders becomes an
empty gesture; and while de-
voting every energy to winning
the war, business leaders are
subjected To widespread prose
BUTTONS under the sherman
antitrust act"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
Attempt 10 Ruin
Business Laid 10
Administration

WASHINGTON June II ms
Tine administration was charged
day with sc.lmg upon every
T.flN' ro destroy private enter
Prise 1n1 mako permanent tho
srri.'~te. experiments OF The past
Qrr8a0
The charge Was made hy the
Transportation Association Of
America Iu De- second Of a series
T- Monthly letters 10 chapter adj
Ee.gE committees representing
transportation, agriculture, in
u4tJN and finance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
WINNIPEG GRAIN

WINNIPEG. June n dNs -wheA, fl-
lures closed a 10 ! ~ cents lower TODAY
oats and barley unchanged rye = 10 4,
. cents oP
WHEAT-July. 81 co., October xIOi7,
December. 81 02it n %
fNfs-=fuiy' OCTOBER December, 5ii4c
bid
bAhLEN-Julr, October, Deem Der
So, bid
RYE-July. s7i4c hid October. ses c
bh December. s9lz n ses. sold
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
New York Cotton

DIONIhkf NukufTI n Z, nominal, Stp-
tember 10 80, nominal November 10 ~,
nominal. February, "a ~. nominal April.
10 81 nominal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
EAST BIFF>Io

FhST BUFFALO y. y June n GSSJ
HOGS 1000. active 10 all interests.
Zoe 90 &c over Friday. bulk good o.
choke iIa.2su lbs averaging 2OO-2fO Ms ,
Nltf5. fCw unIf0rm 2uo-220 lbs Sl4 S.:
2s0.lh butchers Xl4 so truckcd -ins 100
2f0 It's Sif.3ju - 80 odd lots 20 Sif 81
2io-350 Pos if1ii25. rough soWsl
largely SIS 90
CATTLE 500 active strong spots IN
evenly higher. GOOD steers and mixed year
unss SIC so rs rs Deshv gtassers Si4 50
W ~ Is gt0Cker and feeder steers 20
country SIS so 20 mostly SIS 50 inward
20 SIC beef COWS SIC 35It3. cutter and
common s10Tl1 IS Gamer. Sc son s. f.
strong weight saYsaFe bulls Sii2b. out
staNdin- kinds slf so
TAtNFS-f0n Veaiers tnc and more
under FRIDAY. Eood % choice tls SO few
81 common and medium tiiul5 80
SHEEP 500 spring iamns around Soc
.vcr. good ~ choice 6j.s5-Ih a. bucks
0T'u~.r SO rIsinrr krds snf Ughf
weights tif down grassy yesrlings, Si3
IA ewes. s. rease0,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
Closing Prices on New York Stock Exchange
Livestock Market

CATTLE 100 Not enough done or
slaughter steers or she stock 10 make a
market one load good ! 052 lbs Western
CornbeN fed steers sold 10 shippers fully
steady AZ SIS 80. but local Killers not
operating a. yet, bids On cows unevenly
and SHARPLY lower. bulls fully steady
spots 25c higher than late last week
replacement cattle slow, few sales about
steady, carry buds 81 so n 10 On Gamer and
cutter COWS Rs yet no bids on beef COWS
good sausage and beef huns. Sl3 50 ~ 10 IS,
medium grades. Si2 25ul325; load me.
dun ~ good 7o0-lh feeder steers, Si4 So.
package less desirable kinds. Si3 SO. few
medium i2j-lb.. mlNed stock steer and
heller calves St5
CALVES 500. Early sales vtsiers steady
but some buyers talking soc lower early
tup and hulk good and choice grades
SIC 80, common and medium largely Sl2 so
N IS 50
HOGS Receipts ? 600; bidding steady &c
10 cents higher on butchers scaling lsC
his. upward, but no sale as yet. 10000.
10. butchers. Si3 90 u i41o
SHEEP-50O Few shorn old crop lambs
sold about steady, quality considered: shorn
slaughter ewes. weak 10 soc lower: spots
of more package just good shorn fed
-4afnes No- T., petts, SIT few fat grassy
shorn lambs Sl3 Gun and common light
weights SsHl2 good 10 choice shorn
slaughter ewes ST.73Hp: most sales IS so
down. common shorn ewes as low as s..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
PITT>RI RGH

PITTSBURGH June n HNS1 CAT.
TIE 300 steady Steers SI611s so;
medium "a good SIS HO1ls common.
sig -0H 49, helers SliuI5 50. medium
20 good SO 5O1lf. cows common Sqn
- COWS good 10 choice SiId12. medium
~ rrod. Slor11; Gamers ana cutters
81 .0H TO- bulls good 20 choice Sl4T
80. common % mednIm SI001c
HOGS 800. active and 20 cents higher
if0-lEu lhs Stt100Ii IS. 10000 lbs
So 81 % %; 20O.?20 lbs Sl4351Is
2iu.2gD lns. So i0T1f.25: 2eO-350 lbs
N3.J1Hl - 10. i0o-l50 ms. Sl3p rs. e5 /;
f1urhs Si225n17
SHEEP 7Ju slow ~ 50 cent. lower
Choice lambs, clipped SIS 50 y f6 so; me.
dunn 70 good, clipped Sl3 5OHl4 so; COM
mon lambs clipped Sl01ll. ewes
clipped S5G7 so. wcthers. clipped. $50
spring lambs Sl3uI725
CALVES 800. slow az lower prices
Good 20 choice. S16Tl7; medium 70 good
Si3 IA. cuiis and common. Ss1l0.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
CHIC AGO

CHICAGO June II GNs)-HoGs 20 -
aIf hcavIes. Sl3s5dIf mediums. Sl3.9O
1910. nght $l3 So01f10. light lights.
$3.50 10 o. packing sows. $1,000
- 30 pigs. Si2u13
CATTLE 800. l5c 2Jc higher. Calves.
700. steady. Beef steers good and choice
SIS 500 IL common and medium Sl4M
- 90. yearlinEs, Si3Hl625: butchers
hcifcrs. Sl26ls; cows. SlOTi4 bulls
Xtlnlf 60. calves. XgUl6 feeders Sl2H
D., stockers steers. Sl3u - jOs> stocker
cows and heIfers S90ts5O
SHEEP p 600 steady medium and
choice SiiH1te 80: common. Si2 5Oal4.
.amhs Nl5H i6 yearlags. Sl3Gl4. ewes
So t00 30. feeders Si3Tlf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22

Dividends IN the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 80 far this wear
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-15

play turned out to be extraordi-
nary. Goren won the first trick
and cashed the queen and jack
of diamonds. He led the club
queen, overlook with the ace in
dummy and cashed the diamond
ace in order to discard the three
of hearts.
But he still had to reckon
with the possibility Of losing two
spades besides the king of
trumps. He led a heart from
dummy and carefully ruffed
with the nine of trumps. On a
spade lead South played low
and the king won. The five of
spades was led back, Goren
ducked and the ace fell. South
led trump, on which dummy
played the five, North the king
and Goren the ten. North led the
last trump to stop the spade
ruff, but owing to Goren's fore
sight, he could play the four and
let dummy win with the eight.
Then dummy cashed the king of
diamonds for the discard of the
losing spade.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-15
BY ERSKINE JOHNSON
NEA Service staff Correspondent,

Ironic Hollywood; Bette Da-
Wis, the first lady of the screen,
who is always playing the most
frustrated sort of neurotics
Hedy Lamar, the ulti-
mate in glamor, who is an ex-
pert at cooking scrambled eggs
Sailor Vincent, the tough
est stunt man on the screen,
who hates exercise, keeps the
most irregular hours and over
eats Jack Benny, funny
fellow TO millions, but Holly
woods No worrier &.
Yankee Doodle Dandy" the
most American picture OF the
year, but directed by Michael
Curtiz, compared to whom Sam
Goldwyn talks like back bay
Boston.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-15
LAST WORD

KANSAS CITY-Police stop
ped j. c. Bledsoe, expressing an
eager interest in the 30 gallons
of gasoline he had packed in
cans into his sedan.
He said it was for his busl-
ness. He cleans wallpaper. And
he showed them an RI (non-
highway rationin g card to
prove it.
The police yielded-but gave
him a ticket for passing a stop
sign.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-01-15
BIG BUSINESS

To those who live in settled communities it may
seem as though war prortes had completely stopped
residential construction The yeorend report Of No
tiono Housing Administrator BIondford shows that
this is for from correct There is in foot tremendous
activity in thot field.
During l942 $4,000 housing units copobIe OF
accommodating 600 600 war workers families have
been built. Approximately os much more ore under
construction and 34OO 600 additional units ore to be
storted during the first holt of 1913.
These ore for war workers, but many ore intended
to be permonent. Approximately half ore government,
properties. Uncle Sam is getting to be big business ir
mony fields.