davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-06-09
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO June lP,.-A report that
the, Dominion Shipping Board Of Canada
had prohibited the use of ships for trans
porting any grain except wheat into the
United States brought good demand into
the cats pit today and all contracts rose
to new seasonal highs. The July delivery
sold at a peak since 1928.
strength in oats was reflected in whoa.
ana ls ~, althoush gains were held to
WHEAT-Open. High Low Close
July 1.44A .45l4 ] 44s4 1.45Is-45
September a. 1.45ss l.447s l.45L.-1s
December 46ss .467s 1.46la 467s
CORN
September O5o
December l,OIb
OATS
July asia 66'. 65l, 6;5,-M,
September 6.i1a 64l. 49, ~ ~
December "a 642. "a 643,
RYE
SeD'emDer 5eis 81. 49,: 49,. ~: ~: 81 ss. %
December .00ss 0l 1.003s oil
AT the close wheat was up is-3s July
]. 40 Isl .45, September / 45l4-ls; corn was
UNCHANGED, July 1.O5 oats were ahead
i2-l4 and rye was up as-ss.
Cash wheat was UNCHANGED today: Basis
unchanged; no shipping sales; no bookings:
receipts, b cars.
Corn was at ceilings; basis ceilings;
shipping sales. $4,000 bushels; bookings,
5000 bushels: receipts, 3. cars
Oats were IA to - cents higher; basis
frm for choice grades shipping sales,
$4,000 bushels; no bookings: receipts,
cars.
Evening star., 1943-06-09

SALES.
Washinston Railway & Electric ptd.-5o at
MeTssnthaler asH Iinotype-eo at 45h, 10 at
At 50. at W ss fos 10 at 3d. s. At t. gs 81 10
BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY
Am T CIV deb 3s 1886 l1ss. iaa 1iktH, 1I4H
Anacostla g. Pot 5s 1879 1O6A
Ana Ana 4 = Pot @ guar IS l949 II
CAP Traction ist1 IS S. 1917 1o5 % 1851
sity I SUB mod sas 1851 !lSSss - -
Georgetown Gas 1st IS 1861 12O
Pot Elec Pow :}As 1866 Jos
Pot Elec Pow 3As 1877 = III
Washington Gas IS 1860 1904
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ter RI W Cp 1st 4As '4s 1O3h
STOCKS.
PUBLIC UTILITY.
CAPITAL transit "a ' 'ta.5o,---- 3S11 301s BIN
T. " Steamboat (t4) 80 125 135
Pot s Fl EIef 59w 5Ps od pfd PIG t55S So i1S i1S'
Wash Wash e Gas It com q ;50 zn @ooh ,22
wash Wssh Gas L L Gu eum ay p p S Ss "s 1885,
Wash Ry g. Elec pfd o. 1l5
BANK AND TRUST COMPANIES.
Am Sec & Tr Co (eS) 1913 2O5
Bank Of Bethesda t.75)-- 80
Com g. Savings ty1O00)--- ,25
Liberty (t6) -- 17oH 200
Lincoln th5) 215
Natl Saw g. TT tt4.OO) 2O3
Pr Georges Blk & Tr (t1 OO) ~ 90
Riggs G0) --- 2So 300
Riggs pfd 90 1O3Ia 1O5
Washington t6) 100
Wash Loan g. Trust tes)-- aO5
FIRE INSURANCE,
American tf6) " 100
Flremen's q 400 80
National Union C75--- 13
TITLE INSURANCE.
Columbia tk.3O - II II
Real Estate (m6) $50 1855
MISCELLANEOUS
Carpet Corp t2OW ~ .o5
Garfnckel com t7M--- II1a lob
Garfnc 81 Gu CIV pf q .5OD ~ %
Lanston Monotype (tl 00J "a sc
Lincoln Serv com q 25) I'll IA
Lincoln Srv 7eo pr pf g 50) '34 40
MerRenthaler Limo cal 900 AS ~
nasi HadI Mtge e & Inv pfd ,.35} ..44A -
Real Est MIG pfd tf.5OJ1- IN
Security Storage 90 65 80
Ter Ref & Win Corp l3) so so
Wdwd & 10th com tp2.30 :}3
Wdwd & 10th pfd o. 80 1913
'Ex-dividend. tPlus extras Paid so
far this year. eoas extra s5 extra
1912. yS10 extra.
Evening star., 1943-06-09
Maryland 0PA Order,
Hearing for Tawes
On Georgia Visit
Editor Who Published
Story Of Trip Freed on
Bond in Libel Action

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1943-06-09
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Curb Stocks

n. 7. Curb quotations fur
nished BY the Associated
Evening star., 1943-06-09
TODAY'S SALES

N. 7. Bond quotations fur.
nished BY the Associated
Press
Evening star., 1943-06-09
Washington Exchange

SALES.
Washington Railway a. Electric pfd.-5O at
1871
Mergenthaler Linotype-6O at ASH, 10 at
Ash
Washington Gas $3.50 pfd.-1O at %, 10
At 80, at 80, 10 at 90, 65 at 9S34.
PNNnC
Evening star., 1943-06-09

'Ex-dividend. tPlus extras Paid so
lar this year. eoeo extra. h S5 extra.
2oc extra. m S1.oO extra. Paid in
1912. yS1O extr.
Evening star., 1943-06-09
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. June 9 tP,-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Stock Market
FORCES Ahead

NEW YORK June Is GNS)-
The stock market forged ahead
today in a continuation of the re-
covery which set in in the final
hour yesterday Volume ran at
the same rate Of about q million
shares.
Gains Of a point or more were
shown by Allied Chemical. Loews,
Union Pacific, Fajardo, Coca Cola
and Goodrich. New highs were
attained by Deere and Libby
Owens Ford.
n Y. Central, Pennsylvania Rail-
road. Atchison and Northern Pa
cific led the railroads. u. S. Steel
and Bethlehem moved slightly
upward Boeing, United Airlines
and Douglas gained up 10 q IN
the air list L. s. Rubber and
FlreStone were in the van in their
group Chrysler and General Mo-
tors gained fractions.
The bond market was moder-
ately active on selectIve basis,
defaulted rails and second grade
carriers slightly improved The
curb market was firm TO strong
IN fairly active trading.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Gar Wood Lists
S588, 446 Profit

Gar Wood Industries, Inc and
IT'S subsidiaries, excluding Cana
dian subsidiaries, for the six
months ended April 30 report a
net profit of S5S8,446, equal to
60 cents share, against S75724l.
or 50 cents a share in 1912 period
Net profit is subject TO adjust
mcn'-. If amy arising out OF rene
collation. proceedings and is after
provision OF Sl62 652 for federal
and state income taxes, $2.l326c0
for federal excess profits taxes,
after deducunC a 1922 400 post
war refund. and S275. 600 for post
war adjustments and rehabIlIta-
ton,
In the 1912 period taxes totaled
81 SIS 600.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Auto
Graphs
t4eIieopter Industry
May Diversity
Postwar Market
BY SILER FREEMAN

Combine Nash kclvlnators
announcement of an, army con-
tract for hellcopters with the
Greyhound'S application for he'll
icopter passenger service on a
nationwide basis and II adds up
10 new industry for Detroit.
II also means another bull's-eye
for far-sighted William b Stout.
Stout is known as the man
who looks about 10 years ahead.
He was responsible for bringing
10 Detroit last January Igor
Slkorsky, who developed the
helcopter SikorSky showed
movies of his machine and cN-
planned its simplicity
He predicted 100000 hell
copters would be built within.
10 years after the end OF the
war and offered It's possibilities
to Detroit as q now industry.
II looks like ne has been
taken up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Market All Set

Manfred Burlclgh, head Il
the Greyhound Lines here SAID
his company could use 1000
hclcoptcrS. Tins lS only one
part Of the market thai VIII be
opened 10 the new means Of
sportaiion
Freight lines are Interested N
lis possibilities And private
interest runs higher every tin-c
the helicopter comes up for dis
CuSSlOn
The hclicopler can lift 10 -
13 pounds per horsepower The
0QC- winch NASH VIII buIld Ipr
the army can carry tcNcn per-
sons plus baggage and plot
New designs arc being made ~
carry twice that number. Big
ger engines viii carry bigger
loads with the Samp- casr- and
same sImphctts that 1aifcs
the hehcoptcr Appealing - the
public
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Detroit Produce

AFFLIs Mich Fsr r. r-'e a. SOL
-irrS minimum uriees -'rcr'.ss Stated
N'- q. = .sPyz' $50 IS. s't,s Reds
kyocApEs-cMfo-rn rs, ,2s sfso
y b. s,snrsrs Louisiana
Aistissipp BLACK Valentines s. - 30.
Tennessee 2. hu hamper VsN s. sou
575 l2.q' bsEt'. wax 81 s'F2 Na'ra-
BEETs- T,sa, 5o-Ib SACK, ,-rrss
So virginia cr,, s. so
BLUEBERRIEs-A Es-r.r' r-,t
cultivated. ceAophsns wrapped. 25.. ger
cAkBAoE-solb. sack. noun, pps
Tennessee Ss2' according 20 arsncr
TooF &C. ordinary. soc s. Los Arge. les
crs Si9t2s sob cts So 81.
lucky 4o-45 .os crt' s. Arizona fo-.0
CANTALoUPEs California l~r Val.
salmon Meas luHo 41' 60 70 30.
Jumbo 3sf s. -" 81. So $50 l1a.
eats So arizona. jumbo Us s 80 s6s
crr s-aoa seas ss.s cs'',-s
CAULIFLoWER- canr-ra pony rrs.
rs arf larger S. fep
-CELERY--F 0-Ifs ts~r % .-.. st
|-ps irdivlrIa.Y vtstft s-.r 81
Fascsf ali sizes r-.frsr ta-
CaHtrr-is ie-Ir b. cr' So 81
CHERRIES -Ca..'r-r'r $50 .H.s
faced B,rgs ll-l2 rCuf s.
coRN-Fo-Ics tacn fs.p '
fs-r s. Texas SACKS aI-ev 's r.f
white s-erz s.
CUCUMBERs-G ecrrs-s-.'r ra
30 bsEts WaEet fare, 81 f
SsSOqs50. ArRs S. SOC fsa 81
fair s. ordinary c-0H't s.
LETTUCE A. crts irslt-s
f--us ssHraf cst trf t'-
rsse p1cg low 90 S.
IiHFe FIr-rs F.. bay cartons
r.E .aU s.
ONIONS ts.,. ~.
Te-U4.as nse.eu e
rEAs-S9 surr e. rr 'as ~s.s..
PEACHES se.rsa
,rrr'sss -ir. ur. gt.sfs.s F
ton Nl5H' FsrH F.t.
So 7ss g-ten Jl1. .sst -s.z-=
FLuHS-,cslf7-s trrsk, ,~s ra
as fAa -a
portroFe -Ta.|- rs..
Tr.ulr victory sarr sf--
irrf Ntfes V
p -sa Fa-7-eNs X.
tsr lAE.ta' F
~-rs V't- rrfrs
t.r tI-
srHtWREfntrs .H.....
Prom -rf SO
NArFr"E gEs Ir..
rff ~ s..
a. Sos.
T~ SO s-rt 20 loo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
On the
Business
front
r, WARD SCHTLTZ
Detroit Times Financial lditor

IN a recent issue az FACTORY
Management and ManJumec.
Ea.tor T. q Morrow warned
industrial management, lra' q
r-a,t as, ar once m regard 10
iarcmc7 ana s4pen sorry P,1-
sarae u urorErs az those
key men Is 20 boz avoided
He pointed ot. t-at a---o.l
the NIRB had reversed Irs a.-
ctSi0n uy whICr these mon W'.e
placed under the collective bars
gaming provisions Of tho ac'-
there was danger az Ic-r.Nc.sa-.
1t was significant he SAID,
that IL was a 2-to-l decision,
and that the chief WorrN was
whether supervisory forces nm
der the act would interfere
with the organizationai aCti>i.
ties Of rank-and- hIers
Morrow then outlined 'rS
interesting SIN.po,n' program
which he feels VII tend .o
make supervisory forces more
management than wage Garner.
Consult with forcucn on
perSonrc. problems
= Keep them advised on
personnel policy changes
, Advise OF changes rN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
NORGE Relieopter

Confirmation OF TWO prcd.c-
lions made by this column
came through last week eH
schedule One was the fore
cast that NaSh-Kclyinator
contract would be for hclcop-
tiers and the other was tho
mention Of an impending am
nounccmcnt OF q $40 100000
insurance loan by d Detroit
firm tKelSey-Hayes
Here's another 20 mark up IN
the little black book
Norge Corporation division
Of BoiC-WaUncE Which has
done an outstanding Job ON gun
-tuTTCJS and other items VIII
move into the hehcoptcr field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Present Revenue Estimates Hold Conservative.

interesting complication estimating
Alliance which
possible,
taken making
estimates Admittedly knows
will revised by federal
the OF income involved II Is safe
that that
refunds a aNimum figure"
Th, interesting pon1IAn Reteffeet of feheeo
reduce participation the profits of
rur0uy taxable within their As far savings the
federal concerned there largely change tho
Hhnc which corporate earnings How back TO the federal
treasury.
Where recoupcd through renegotaon less reaches
treasury through corporation and corporation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
See Depression,
Boom Merged
In Postwar Era.

The threat Of a combination
boom and depression IN the I'M
mediate postwar period is a very
real danger which must be faced
by American businessmen and
consumers alike, S. Morris Liv-
mgStone, chief OF the national
economics unit Of the Department
Of Commerce, told those attending
Yesterdays Board of Commerce
Clinic IN the Rackham Building.
Offering a challenge 10 business
enterprise, Livingstone, who au-
thored the much quoted book,
Markets After the War" said
that If the war lasts until the end
of 1914, savings will aggregate
more than the national income in
the best preWar wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
He Made Good

A Detroit boy who made
good with Goodyear, Raymond
Lewis PleinesS, VIII be one of
the big tire companyS staff of
research experts who VIII move
into the big new research
building ~ Akron next week.
PlelnCSS was student at
Michigan State when Goodyear
scouts foln5 him Here in De
trol' he attended DENLY High
School
With Goodyear he's special.
ling IN resin research
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
OIds Bond Drive

OldSwobilc employee p 5t
ovcrSubScr.bcd the campaign 20
buy sufficient bonds 70 purchase
p Mitchell BIS bomber TIE
drive Was started tN ANA
McWilAamS, veteran tOoiIoUm
worker
a committee of Old,mobae
employees j., now selecting q
name for thc bomber Each
worker buying bond gwen
the night 20 suggest name
From these tlc Mil b, selected
and voted on in q p.au'-A.de
poll tins N-l.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Supplements Others

Nash has been building on
eines, propeiict> and plane
parts Their lALeilcnCC and
equipment VIII give them
headStart on all others IN us
field And II VIII be diversified
ton at INDUSTRY VINCE VII
meet with approval tom every
quarter
A. Sikorskv pointed o.t and
as BurleICh emphasized ~ disc
CuSSIng The ncN AR tr1Nc. ?
viii not be rival bur v4l
supplement an Other forms 81
transportation plane bus or
car.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
tennessee Has Repealed ST Poll Tax

Tennessee has
renoaled 81 poll and Nevada on each
SIa1 property from CO.. IS West Virginia
exempted the AN food purchases
und Minnesota suspended IT'S Tax on money and credits
i9i5 and 944
Not all changes downward reySons In West Viz
Indiana Oregon and Tennessee the oil and gasoline
>iIffcncd
Washington North Dakota Idaho and Utah lifted the
lu4or
Wilo other states were giving state income taxes Della
nauEurated general income tax based
the income of individuals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
UttIey 70 Rutgers

LsurrIer 7 Uttey Or the
Bankers Trust Company Of De
trolt returned 70 Rutgers Uni
VeTSity 70 resume his studies AZ
the Graduate School of Bank
ing, conducted by the American
Bankers Association.
Ctley is a member Of the
senior class now and Will Cradu-
ate at the end Of the summer
session
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Livestock Markets

CATTLE-30o steer and heller trade
M and miss snsir scattered sales
stsdy % weak but only few buyers
operating and undertone 10 the market
uncertain however cows selling steady
bst nothing done ON bulls no early action
on stotkers and feeders scattered sales
medium 20 good fed steers and mixed
steers held above SIS rs and good to
choice above $3.50 few medium heifers
down % Sl2 %. common 20 low-good beef
cows ST. % ~ 30 good COWS quoted TO
SIS or slightly above. Gamers and cutters
largely s. 10 IS few strong weight cut
ter cows 20 SIl few good sausage bulls
held above 1913.
CALVES 3 90. steady, bulk good 10
choice yeslcrs. SIG so. few head 20 SIT
common and medium Sl2 50G
HOES GOO Bidding 20 cents lower on
butchers sealing $50 lbs upward most
ls0-f00-lb weights Sl3 10 1880
SHEEP $50 nominaliy steady, odd
head native buck spring lambs SIS. small
Dos just good old crop shorn fed lambs
Slf coli and common shorn lambs. - n
H. package good 20 choice shorn
SLAUGHTER ewes s. 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW June - Totsy's pay.
INK prices to growers tor bears
Pea beans g. r1 lsti red kdnsys
s. So DARK red kifr'ys s. So. CRC vel
low csrs 49, C' Gre grt crauberrIes
s. 40 Gre Eaft crsrhcrr,es s. 50
what s; g. 90 oats SO W T.c rya
t5us1C FIX wed barley - Z.02 g.
buckwhsst 81 s7+i7 com 81 50 80 I5.
soybcau. 81 So
tPrces furnished tv Michigan Pear 90 D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Wheat List Turns
Easy at Close

CHICAGO, June l6 tINS)-
Wheat futures turned easy in late
dealings today and early gains of
sc were converted into small
losses near the close. July slumped
10 Sl43@4 from high of S1.44a4.
Last prices were &c TO &c lower.
Rye also developed a weaker
tone and dropped about &c from
the high of the session 10 finish
&c 10 &c lower. July sank 10
$3.50 from a top of 9S7sc early.
Corn finished unchanged and
oats were unchanged 10 1ac I'D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Life Agents 10 Hear Seeber

Taylor II. Seeber. certified pub
Tic accountant Of Detroit, will adj
dress a meeting Of the Associated
Life General Agents and Managers
AZ the Book-Cadlllac Hotel at
noon on June T. His subject viii
br The Current Tax Payment
49,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
MORE PRODUCTIVITY

Each year 100000 more work
ers arc added and productivity
per worker increases on an aver
age of between and 3 per cent
A year, he said. This combination
requires sharp business gain
over prewar levels in order 10
merely maintain our standards. it
was pointed out
Livingstone advised business
men 10 set their sights higher
than ever before and left the
parting warning that some con-
sumers were unable TO accumu-
late much savings.
Therefore, transition from
war 10 peace must be accom-
plished in way that will leave
them with income 10 buy, when
recOnversion is complete" he
concluded
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Directors Vote
Against Dividend

At a meeting Of the board of
directors of the Hearst Con-
solidated Publications, Inc. held
yesterday, II was voted not to
pay the dividend normally pay
able June IS, 1884, on the Glass
"A" STOCK.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
MINNIPIG GRAN

WINNIPEG June 10 GNs Wheat
closed ic 90 lac higher todsy oats and
barley unchanged. re &C 20 sc higher
WHEAT July, tio1ia October
81 % December S1.O3s,
oATs-Juiy October. December. 6Sc
bid
BARLEY July. October December.
- hid
RYE-July ssAc bid. October a0iAc
bid. December eil,c bid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
BOOM IN SAVINGS

That will constitute the boom
part Of the picture, he explained.
In contrast. goods available will
amount 20 far less than ar the
very depths Of the depression in
1882 he added
BuSpeSS must soar 10 levels
never before dreamed of because
A return 10 the 1910 business level
after the war in view OF the
millions OF added workers would
mean p depression far more Sc
we're than the last one. according
10 Livingstone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Detroit Trust Votes
Usual ST Dividend

Directors al tho Detroit Trust
Company today declared the usual
Semi-annual dividend of 81 a share
on the common stock payable
June . 10 stock Of record June Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
InLEno CAsH GRAIN

on track
-AlIEAF--Se -cd tf-5S1I So
CORN No 2 yellow. 81 O6ul.O7 No 3
yellow 81 a. Il O5
OATS No. white. 700 Tic No ,
white - H zoe
sOYBEANs-No. 2 yellow. 81 7oi1 .
r@-1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17

CHICAGO June Is (INsj-. cash grain
CQR-A Sc . yellow 81 d6Is 30 I
yellow 81 o6 sample yellow, tloi.i 05
OATS No mixed. 73tse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
Earnings

INTERNATIONAL PETROLEUM GO.
Wear ereet Dec 81 1912 1871
Ne' profit ti1 GIL s2t So SIS go
Per fhFrf on com
binec gfd. ard rom. CSC o. 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17
PIrr>Rt RON

TfrTsBr RGH June ia tINSN -
CATTLE 700. demand light lower
steers. SlsUlB so. medium 90 good SIS 50
to. common So 50 IS. hsifers good 10
choice Si41 10 So medium 10 good. Sl2 80
Tlt common Se4l2 cows good 20
choice &l1 ~ y. medium % good $40 IL
Gamers and cutters 50 so n 10. bulls good
tH choice $40 IL SO. common 70 me-
dtum SIo1l3 So
HOGS 80. steady. iS0-lsn he Sl4 20
, "a 80 1sO-lo0I ms. Sl4 guul4 SO. 200
2Z1 Roe ifAo1lt so. 22o-250 lbs
$50 g0 ia So $50 200 lbs Sl4.lo1It 30.
-9H $3.50 20 &l3 So " "a 10. l0Ol50 lbs
Ni3 1878 r0urhs So 75q 10 so.
SHFET-ZS0 steady. choice smrt
clipped SIS II medium io good clipped
tl4.1t common lambs clipped 500 y
ewes clipped SOS Velhers clipped So
p 5 50. sprng lambs Sl3ul72J.
tAiN Fr..l t'. rK,fa choice steady
o'rcr grades lower good 70 choice Sis1
~ 'H medium o. good. SitglS, cuus
s.. umrr. S. Is So.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17

.'., WI,
now s9s 4ss.38 s.
IS the fferns the ats xs and
the TeTsTRY sURVEI; nus mess con9Tniudtng much 4e
i've research staff n,at
sass sss 70 2po
si irses g9ss cur
SUweested 9 copy S1 ,,ow an The GEM 3 our third
'1Tif (: $50 saF fia EXHAUSTED
ana soao 4a requests NV snTIT7Ey includes;
reminder, W. o~a1 pus4ress o.500.. for tloo'No0
Investment Fcl4cy for .3 7Tice es,sct4ons
29i::ss 5s22s
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TFs5 SssFssls Securities 1rpys7sy SURVEY "A'
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For your o COPY Write promptly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17

CHICAGO June rs GNS1 HOGS Is b.
GOO ia..lic lower top Sl4 bulk li3 SO
$50 sH is So packing FoWsAS13 30 y % 80 4.
P.Es St4 10
"a l-f---- f.'4-ts= -'rav-y- weak caves
ZOO steady Beef steers Choicv SIS. so 70
o. mtt.up Slfd 50 So Vesriihgs $40
Us 2' Butchers Heifers. Sl2u cow
Sn - plas tlIg1s ~. calves S9u1B,
feeders S2r IS. -stackers. steers Si3u
ri. COWS and hefers te1l4 50
tHEEF.e3 600 steady shorn lambs
&lf ..1f SOS common Sl2 sori4 sprinR.
tta Si'Iit. NtArlirFs Sf5TIgl feeders
N.4r SWes Xe.Sof 70 6 sC---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17

RRpWN ~HNRTT MIG. 60
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-17

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Evening star., 1943-12-26

1t is full minute before Dan can answer
without suffering. Come to think of it,"
he says at last, why should l wait till the
end of the war to pin one on you?" He points
to the MP brassard on his arm. IF catch
you around this town violating any of the
Army's eight thousand two hundred and
sixty regulations, you will end up in court
where Cookie MacBain won't do you any
good"
ut is funny" says Stuffy calmly, 'but |
have been thinking the same thing about
you" And he pulls an MP brassard from his
pocket and starts putting it around his arm.
do they make guy like you an MP?'
cries Dan. What is this Army coming to,
anyway"
II have just been transferred to this out
fit, replies Stufy, "and l don't see any
reason why one MP can't arrest another one
if he amt behaving himself So watch your
step, Flatfoot. You are one up on me, and |
would sure like to even the score"
"You arrest me?" cries Dan. "Why, YOU
two-bits pants-pocket worker, III ="
"A months pay says I'll pin one on you
before you pin one on me" says Stuffy.
MAKE it t,Oo months pay" says Dan.
Evening star., 1943-12-26

of this Cookie MacBain, the fastest-thinking,
smoothest talking criminal lawyer in town.
More than once, when Cookie has Dan on
the witness stand as the arresting officer,
he has got him so mixed up that he is claim
ing black is white and also orange and green.
The last time see you," says Dan, "is
the time bring you in for lifting that old
danes purse in the crowded bus"
Stuffy's face darkens Don't think have
forgotten that time. am all set to go to
Florida for the winter meets, and have some
hot tips - when you put the finger on me.
1t is great inconvenience to me to be arrest
ed, even if don't get convicted"
Now it is Dams turn to look sour. Il am
still sore about the way you beat that rap.
When we are out of uniform again, l am going
to pin one on you that will really stick"
60 ahead and pin it." says Stuffy, with
a loud chuckle. Cookie will be around by
then, and he will unpin it quick" He looks
at Dan and sees he is getting red around the
ears. Cookie sure made monkey out of you
in that cross -examinationp He laughs "He
makes you out such heel the jury wants to
give you fve-to-ten instead of me-" :.