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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12

~HTET lightning made gro
tesque shadows on tn =
~ jungle's floor and suddenly
the tropical storm b+oke with a
force that shook the earth
Led by a giant black "Aworo-
priest Of the ancestor. worShiping
Yoruba tribe of the Nigerian viii
lage of Este II G Ramshaw, a
Catholic Mission Society teacher
was caught by che tempest a few
yards from his strange goal
The white man and his guide
took refuge under a swaying
water oak With one hand the
NEGRO held on 10 the trunk for
dear life. With the other he rang
furiously two large bells, mouths
held upward. in a seemingly
crazy attempt TO drown out the
tumuit.
Hail master, Hail MASTER
NJ shouted
The storm ended Characters
lticailv as suddenly rs II came
and the wet men inched eau
Itouslv forward
Hail master Hail, MASTER
the Negro repeated
That's the signal" Ramshaw
whispered eNcitedly 60 himself
I'VE are there. at last"
The two men emerged into a
clearing Suddenly without warn
ing. the Negro lunged forward
and FRUSTRATED himself on the
ground. chanting unintelligibly.
Ramshaw let the powerful beam
Of his hashlight play over the
area
Wow" he exclaimed. IT'S
impossible
Ramshaw the first white man
Ca make the trip, recently told
the story Of his amazing discov-
cry Of the. spookiest graveyard
on earth
MY fashlight picked up a fan
tastic group of ghosts " he said.
that looked as if a legion of
dwarfs, gnomes and phantoms
had paused in this clearing for a
brief rest.
1T was a graveyard, all
right. not one as we accept the
meaning Of the word. but the
resting place of the ancestors Of
the Noruba fertility cultsts who
were conquered I'm the past CEN
fury by the war-likc Fulanis.
The figures all sat on mush-
room-shaped stools. Their height
varied between 20 and 80 inches.
1T was minutes, / guess, be-
fore | yeas sure that these images
were not living. twisted little
dwarfs. but figures actually made
of carved soapstone."
Students Of entomology believe
that the owners OF these figures
had 90 fee before the attacks Of
powerful enemy carrying off
their ancestor images for safety
against possible dissertation by
conqucrors. When these people
found that the great weight
hindered their flight, they aban-
doncd their burdens in the clear
ing where they have REMAINED.
Some faces are sculptured 20
represent anguish, others are
grotosqucly laughing or crying
and others depict tortured souls.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-07
Miss Herman WEEDS
Crudup X. HoweI

....- Dorothy Whit" Herman anc
'""W King Howell. both of Louis
"-.-. "'c"r united in marriage No.
r"""cr - at $50 in the Methods,
..."HH"r here. with the Rev. II. X
Kong officiating.
i.'' bride wore ~ beige suit with
..,. .'cC: series. Her shoulder cor
ID" was 81 American beauty roses.
.].u-A;c: at AIr. and Mrs. r. l..
IL. man. Mrs. Howell graduated
. . NrI., High school in Iuui,burg
,.. ,-.n attended I.rulshUrc college.
So, w"- graduated from Greensboro
.e...l "t Matchmaking and is now
'.H. Trd IT l.pughitu Goodwin
..".s III WarrCn'uu.
n... Howell l. the son ul f. +.
/. .,' ami the late Airs. Howell 90
...r pX!a"d. He graduated from the
Is .unsIm College "f WatchmuklnA
&" milwaukee, and j. al present en-
.a."i at k"n'un's jewelers. iii Louis
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-07
l an Supervisors to
Meet at University
Thursday, Friday

Chapel Hill. Dec. T.-ThC 10th an
nGal TN Supervisors Institute will
DC conducted by the Institute nl
government at the University OF
North Carolina here Thursday and
Friday. December $40. ii WAS an
nounccd today by J. Curtis El,s
Nash County TaN Supervisor and
President of the Tax Supervisors Dr.
VISION of the Institute of Government.
Registration is scheduled for five
O'Clock Thursday .ftcrnUon. and Sos
Slons will continue through Friday
afternoon.
Tax listing and assessing problems
confronting county tax supervisors,
list takers and assessors and county
commissioners during the 1914 listing
and assessing period beginning Jan
uary will be the main theme Of the
conference.
State tax officials who will paitici-
p &c in the discussion of the variety
of practical problems which arise
during the listing and assessing period
arc Attorney General Harry McMul-
Ian. a. j. Maxwell. Director of the
state Tax Research Department: w.
q. SuitCr, Assistant Director of the
Department. and J. a. Bcthunc Sec
lctary OF the State Board of Assess
mcnt.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-07
Potatoes, Peanuts
Prove Successful
Crop This Year

College S'ttiOn. Raleigh, Dee. T.
DIR. +. NJ. PaSchHIl OF Moore County
planted fall crop Of Irish potatoes
on 3.8 acres 10 help in the war effort.
producing GIL bushels for the most
profitable crop planted on the farm
thi year, reports Assistan, County
Agent " G.. Caldwell 10 the Sta,r
College Extension Service here.
Many farmers who planted new
crops tins year in the Food For
Freedom" fight have found In .. these
! crops proved profitable in addition D.
hclping increase the supplies OF food
ana Iced Tor In" war effort" Calu-
well says.
lie pointed Oh, that peanuts have
| proved l" be a. successful and prOl:-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-07
Guild Members Guests
AtMeeting OF W.S.C.S.

Members ui the Wcslrvon Sorry
Ice Guild We're guests q, In. Wnm-
ans Society ui Christian Scr,.ir. nr
the FIRST Methodist church in ,hr;,.
December meeting. held AIoud.,v
evening in the basrmru, nr ,hr
church. Officers ior the cun,inu
year W"r" named during the buSi1
ness session.
Key. II. *. King. pastor of ,hr
church. Sp,&r un religion, li,,r,-
ire. and in CONNECTION mad srvr~,I
letters read from ur,,,I, !, f,,tnr.
'"un,rics telling OF ;hclr needs in
rIlSi"Hs literature. The organiya-
'"n decided 10 send three Lic,huG
ST publications rl,mvr To- Camp But
"r OF Fort Bragg.
when you come. bring The books
vas Inc topic tur the devotional! pro-
ram. led by Mrs. L. IL. Hicks.
Mrs. Frank BWnhart SANG a
hr!S'maS ing, and Miss Julia
h"maS Gary read Christmas stories.
duet, Christmas medley, wa,
inS by Mrs. ". Il. Hight and Mrs.
l.. Joyce. Members oi the guild
'rrc welcomed by Mrs. X. c. Gary.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-07
Milk Mixture For
Stomach Ulcers

A recent medical discovery now
being used by doctors and hospitals
everywhere has proven unusually
.rcCCc>fi IN tho treatment of stom
ach ulcers caused from excess acid
II is harmless preparation yet 50
effective that IN many cases the pains
of stomach ulcers disappear almost
immediately after il is used Also NC
commended for GaS pains. indigestion
and heartburn duo 10 hvpcracidtv.
Sufferers may now try this at home
bv obtaining hottie Of Lurin from
their druggist lmrin contains this
nov DISCOVERY IN IFS purCst form.
Easy 10 take. Just mix two teaspoon
rilS in - half glass of milk. Costs but
little Try bottle il must satisfy or
money refunded. Lurin for sale BY
Parker md dlu- stores everywhere
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-07

Tho little walSt-hucGing inserts
and nunt-tlClnC belt give trim.
ever So feminine look to Pattern
lOOj. II vou make II up IN cotton.
accent the pretty "dt home" look
with ric-raC. y flattcving style for
street on office IN wool or rayun,
Pattern zoos may be ordered only
IN misses and WumCn'S sizes IL. 10.
"a. 90. 81. 81. Sc. So. 40 and ~. SiHr
10 requires 3 Ia yards 35-inch
fabric and - yards riC-raC.
Send SIXTEEN CENTS in coins
for this pattern. Write plainly
SIZE. Name, ADDRESS, STYLE
NUMBER.
Send your order to IIcdcrSon Dis
patch. Pattern Department 232 West
18th St.. New York | |. N. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-07
J evansville Seniors
Give PLAY Dec. il

.ar senior play of the TuWusy lille
'. school Will be given TUESDAY
Z. December II. At $50 p. m.
'H" school auditorium. The play.
.''cd (which Snail He Marry.
nd t. be highly amusing COM
'.E IN three acts.
lie S.tuatIUn IN the play Is that
.. Young man faced with choosing
vic from five sisters. II ne
chooses the right one he will inherit
s'.hon.OOU through the will OF an
eccentric grandfather. Each girl pre-
'1'> Il problem and interest is held
.''. the last act as Ia which one
viii win out.
y small! admission fec will DC
charged.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-07

lion Advocate; Mrs. J. c. Mann.
MIS-. y. w. Cooper, Mrs Raymond
wilson, membership: Mrs. Frank
Robards, orphans committee. Mr..
NJ. >. Smell, Red Cross: Mrs. c. a
cfcWS. Mrs. s. II. Harris. Commune
ION; Mrs. Mary F. Green. social
service: Mrs. Il. II. Hicks. baby life
membership: program committee
Mrs. I. Il. Rose. Mrs. {. l.. Finch
Mrs. B. G. Gary. Mrs. ". p, GhuI,nn
and Mrs. Mary +. Green.
individual Christmas rolirs ,rI
russian Yea were served To the mem
ing. '''ee'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-07
SOCIETY. NEWS
THE GLENN.

The rose of twilight
lEluSsumCd clear and sweet
The lakes blue window
lay wide at my feet.
Mad birds dipped home
\, the dusk came ON,
IA the waters shook
..ud their dccps were gone.
, IrDkcd for Il light
Down the way | must 30,
= farmhouse lamp,
.r. star hung low.
Nad when the CLEAN Shunc
ACROSS the still pond,
".ytS like Il small beacon
sc ut beyond.
:.
.. not meant Tor me.
...t :. one sets Il light
. ."!DnGS then tU all
Old III the night.
Howard Bamsdc
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-07
1t. Rose Ill

Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". E,sc have re-
'nrhcd nom Norfolk, Va. whcr,
'hcF were called Saturday night he
cause OF the illness OF their So. Ii
ClS) j. w. Rose. of the Medical
, "rpS. who is in the Naval IIospiIu;
mere with pneumonia. He has bee,
very Ill, but is reported improved.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-07
INVITING BY AN OvERBID

PROPER employment of the
Blackwood convention by a skilled
pair does not preclude using either
ace-showing cue-biGs or direct
jumps above the game level as
slam invitations. In fact. the pres
ence Of the Blackwood convention
IN the pairs kit Of tools gives an
even more precise meaning to the
other methods. Cue bidding one
ace indicates desire to know about
some particular other ace. And
jumping a major suit bid TO five
proclaims the apparent certainty
Of only two losing tricks in some
one non-controlled suit and the de-
sire for small or grand slam if the
partner can stop it on the second
or first round respectively.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-07
Butncr Darcc Notice

.." dane" AZ Camp Butncr thi
v... {" which Henderson girls ar,
~. 81 Viii he hold al Service Club
Y ! Friday night. and group Lend
e. &c asked - notify Mr.. Ear
''.rWh.'". telephone 1881. be-
'""'n : md 40 O'Clock "Wednesday
'.'-as lo tell her how many from
'H.. &ruUp plans L. attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-07
AT Great Lakes

fonald l.. GIlliland. seaman sec
ono cIaSS. Is now stationed al Grcn,
Lakes. ILL.,. and his address is III
!OiioWing: BkS. l07, Starbuard elias,
81, Hospital Corps School, Great
Lakes.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-07

and Mrs. Edward Bcckhan
... -"u. Jimmie. and Mr.. and Mrs
I. ~ kuan. all ol Baltimore. Md
.,'nucd To th,ir homes in Balti
m Monday afternoon after spend.
l.- IN" Weekend here with friend.
49,. .rlatiVCS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-07
Has Operation

Friends Of Mrs. =. ". Eubanks
VIII hc glad to learn that She IS
l'''inG along as we'll as could DC
'rcct"d after undcring an opera
j'n at Maria Parham hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-07
PAGE THREE

table crop. when property icrtIl!zcd
and Worh,i we'll
Many grower are now plannin.
I" make changes in their cruppln.
pg CtiCcS for 1874 which viii re-.
suit i'm Increased product ON al food
and feed crops and Caldwell Sua.cSt.
tina, they car'Jr, tac. county agents.
Ia find ou' which crops are most
needed and whu, crops ulicr the best
opportunities. because market cundi-
t!uus and u'ar. factors must bc taken
into consideration.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-07
To Montgomery

-.- Robert BaskcrVlil and son
B...s. lett Friday Tor Montgomery
y ANA. /" spend several month,
,.'n Lieutenant BaSkcrviIl. who is
SID. ,nCd there.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-07
NCllunS Chapter Meets

".. mnutnly meeting If Weldon
.'mr. Order of the Eastern Star
De held "Wednesday evening at
...c". Degree works Will be pu'
Al, members are urged 10 at
. md visitors are welcome.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-07
Leaves After Furlour,

>. Hester. SM &c, has returned
T." ms paSe at Miami. Fla. a.tv.
spending his turlough in Henderson
WIN MS mother. Mrs. Nomnlc Hs,.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-07
X X 4 X X X
X WITH THE COLORS J.
X X X X X r
HGnc on I'urlolIgh

Harold Williamson, s lie. is home
ON Il ninc-day iurluugh visiting his
m"lhcr' Mrs. j. G. Williams. On 2l7
Turner avenue.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-07

and Mrs. Il. y. Crews are cX-
d To arrive tonight from New
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-07
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE

find out only about the number oc
aces and kings held by the part
ner. If South had used the Black.
wood and North indicated his sin.
gle ace. South would still not
know whether or not to gamble on
a slam, and gamble is Just what it
would have been.
BY cue-bidding. } South gave
himself q chance to sign off at 4.
Spades by passing if North
showed no first round controls by
bidding 4.Spades. He could have
answered 4-Hearts. denying the
diamond ace. but showing the
heart one. with 6-Spades. But A.
Diamonds showed the control
about which he was most DESTROYS
of hearing. That made the scoring
OF 5-Spades a certainty, so he bid
1t. North knew that all tricks
should be taken by the declarer as
soon as he could get the lead in
hearts. Holding a blank or that
ace. he could have bid grand slam,
with a singleton or king-queen no
could bid small slam, SO he did.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-07

Cuba expect To- produce 1000. 900
punches ui bananas tins year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
Auto
Graphs
Ketterine's Tip
To inventors Is
Fail InteIlieentIy'
By SILER FREEMAN

Charles +. Kcttering, "Boss"
Of the General Motors labora-
tories, Is master of the simple
but well-turned phrase. Writing
in the July lSSu6 of the Sac
journal. kettering who is also
chairman OF the National In
yentors Council. gives tins pre-
SCriptlon of how TO become an
inventor.
Learn 10 fail -intelligently."
Ketterlng, who has numerous
inventions TO ms credit. dis
counts the notion that persons
can be educated TO be inventors.
THE more education man
has. the less likely he Is 10 in
vent" he writes. Explaining the
adverse effects of education,
kettcrlng goes on
The average kid, from the
time he il g years old, until
he graduates from college. gets
examined three or four times
year and II he Hunks once, he
IL disgraced throughout his
community. 80 IL has been
disgrace To fail ever since the
Kid became conscious.
But the only time YOU ever
succeed when YOU are an in
Nentor II the last time YOU try.
so we have 10 teach them how
TO fail intelligently."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
Gun Mount Contract

Fisher Body has received
letters Of intent covering ma
terals ard facilities. 70 produce
5-lnch dual-purpose gun mounts
for the navy, II was announced
today ~ r Fisher, general
manager Of the division. The
work viii be distributed among
\four plants N the Michigan
|area.
Fisher revealed that the con-
tract is the second largeS
awarded by The navy in this
district. Tho assembly OF the
mount which weighs 10000
pounds viii be done entirely by
Fisher Body
The mounts viii require tho
largest equipment yet installed
f1y the fTvIS1Uu. Work has al
ready begun on many Of the
parts according 10 Fisher The
mechanism 81 the mount re-
qulrcs high precision work and
even wcldcrS must pass an eN-
animation before naval officers
prior 10 beng assigned 10 the
project
About - per cent NJ the dol
lar volume OF me contract has
been subcopiracted To outside
plants. Delivery Of the first
mount !s scheduled for fall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
Ceilings Set
-0n-Ffesh-Fissh4-

WASHINGTON, July l GNS)
The Office Of Price Administra-
ton today took another MAJOR
step in the cut-hack-at Toad prices
by establishing MAXIMUM Cents
per-pound prices for As species of
fresh fish IN wholesalers and pro-
duCers sales.
On some species the roll-hack
Ni4- amount 20 ~ much = 10 "a
20 per cent below even current
prices, which have dropped re-
Gently because oi unusually heavy
catches. DPN SAID.
Typical maximum priSs eStab-
llShed by today's action cover
haddock, cod, founder, sole and
dressed cod Only two species of
shell fish arc priced under today 5
order however These are scaliops
and Pacific crabs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
Potato Subsidy
Studied by i. s.

WASHINGTON, July CCP)-
Plans ITO avert potato shortage
early in 1914. which otherwise
might be more severe than the
one early this year. were under
study today by government food
experts
One plan. il was understood is
a modified version Of the British
subsidy program. The government
would purchase the entire potato
crop and sell II 10 shippers. whole
SalerS and retailers. In each step
tho government would fix the
maximum prices which could he
charged Up 70 the time that po-
tatoeS reach the consumer
The difference between what
the grower was assured plus the
profit allowances 10 retailers and
wholesalers. and a hold-the-llne
price charged consumers would
represent the loss 10 the govern
ment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
Business Must Be Ready for Postwar Period

When the ends private business desist from the
passive order competitive
selling
1t be ready for the transition from the abnormal
period unelIng quetS down civilian demand
period when will actively the public demand for
and better things.
Likewise thinking and in planning. individual
ready the end Of the orSake
of working exclusively namely
efne and producing according to the specifications prepared
mOnOpOlSC buyer ready
Of antCpat
Of millions Of individual who purchasing
holding Will determine
employ others
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
Beet CrOp
Acreage
Cut Half

SAGINAW July Michigan's
sugar beet crop amounts 10 a
scant 30 per cent of last year ;
acreage beet association officials
said here today.
A combination of late spring
and heavy rains was blamed by
Arthur A. Schupp. secretary Of
the Farmers and Manufacturer
Beet Sugar Association He re-
ported between 65, 000 and 70000
acres planted now while the state
boosted 10000 acres last year,
I'VE still could have a good
beet crop II the growing season
weather Is good" he said
We have seen berts planted
on Fourth Of July that Yielded
10 tons per acre, which j. "A
good average"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
New Agreement
To Save $4,000.
For Phone Users

LANSING July / Telephone
subscribers IN Michigan viii save
$4,000 annually under an agree
ment reached with the public
service commission reducing Mira
state rates and abolIShinC the re-,
port charge on lnCompletcd calls
Public service Chairman Gilbert
T -ShllSon- said the new schedule
is IN line with recently adopted
rates set by the Fec Under it..
the overtime rate viii he reduced
from one-third 10 one-fourth the
cost Of the initial three minutes.
The l0-cent charge made on IN
completed pcrSon-ln-perSnn- calls
Will be abolished when tho neW
schedule goes into effect August !.
George W. WEIGH president OF
the Michigan Bell Telephone Co.
declared that company carninEs
from intra-state business are not
sufficient 10 Justify the reductions.
but that long studies would nc
needed TO prove his point
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
Electric
Use Sets
Record

NEW YORK, July The cleo
trIcal energy distributed by the
light and power industry of United
States established a new record
high for the week ended June
z, ~ tt3S 7e06 krtuwatf- t7r1r11-y,
against 3l570Zi.Q0Q k!InWait
hours IN the Like 1q42 WCek. an N
crease OF ~ per cent, according
10 Edison Electric Institute.
Production in tho week ended
June 10 was 4.O9S. 40I 900 kilo-
watt hours, against 3 4337ll0OO
K ff4-f7tFttf- lt4etffS IN the CORES pond
ing period of 1912. an increase of
10 percent and IN thc week
ended June - came 10 4040 376. =
000' kilowatt hours, against 3.463,-
52S000 kilouatt hours, year
earlier, an increase Of 1877 per
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
5th Anniversary
.t Wdbeek Bank

The Wabeek State Sank Of De-
trot today is celebrating lis NTH
anniversary.
Starting business in the Fisher
Building offices on July !, 1898
the bank today has upwards Of
"a 1000 depoSi'orS and total re-
sources Of upwards Of $4,000 900
Latest Official figures As Of
Dec. 81 1912 show tho bank holds
2ilst place IN SIZE among the ma
ton banks moving up from 595th
)laCe az the end Of 1898 when
there were oSl9 depo>itor> and
assets totaled Sl02O9.6 $40 Wabcck
also ranks seventh IN Michigan
In addition 10 tho main Office in
the Fisher Building there are Of
ilCoS ln Birmingham and terndalc.
4 downtown Office m the Ford
Building opened In 1893. and a
FIFTH office ~ West NcNlcholS
road and Wclland avenue opened
m 1911
George p JudSon is president
md the board Of directors in
''udo, besides Jud>on. G. J. Hud-
''cS'on, executive vice president
VI Cornelius II Col Frank
QUEENS Allen r Grow. Henry r
valid Leonard l. HcalN. Clar-
80 +. Wilcox and William r.
~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
Detroit Produce

lprt Mtr-t.A- sr er.,.. g. Z -.
7,9.; -'e1 80. 9'.oT g.t %or'h'ra sPs
hgh a. 81 nos ~ hsss,.. yeaoa
Trar,psr,-;s ~ 49,,
nun s. few $, % 4 5 tisE ,1s
a.. N4 as poorer over
BEANS p es-p.rs N,.r,r.,. pi.,.
iifuis 81 5o43 fsfr s. Vsl.r,t,es "a
g Spo.,,,'1e,,i:- va -. - n'alnAfy
k282 50 poorer su ,s-s's.
pt-tfFPtppfrsH Nor,e - a.
waited c,itophsre vrsrre,, 3gs, io.. re-.
pint. AissamA canlvAles e,IIophsn.
cRRaRGp ~ Ksa,u' 80 p In ~ ss....
crate, 81 2s., ? 70
CANTALOuPtp salmon Meats. rsti-
r725 u-rno res g. '.I. r.r,a as.
Ssgs2, fsD be-. - ~ ape aara a.
as is r,-7. a.. q ~ - 40
HoNEY rEWs ~ s,sniaya g. s. a.
CARROTS to. Aa.e,. crates 600,
sun,he' catfaro.a mostly soat21.
crates carrss ,ap. 81 Te,ss So p
sacks torped warned GOA s. n4 hss.
.efs 81 60
CFLERY california Pascal - or
q 81 N.rftEnr dug hInCNpa medium
81 rs tea s. 90 v. Raj c-s'es s.
C-HFUPrFS Orrrr- Was1Irefor ares
F1s, Uqs So b.,, SttG54;0. urisc.d
s. f04t fstr a.
COPS Alshars rrs,r. White S2-s
CUCtNRFRs Norrh Ca-orns ~ na'
se'. q s0gA far ttd4S0 largs a So
.Sa50 Tar g. 5o43 Pickles 81 500
4 IS Na,,lsrd SIS Indians hotnols.
rsskst, ? ~, .Xtra fancy xt75 fancy
81 ~ Il S77S
GRAPES Ca'fr-n.a DISPLAY furt Thor1p.
son Sseeles -Sa- rev t-2S
caUf0toIs salinas nst SIS S. ssGsss
Itsh1 t-5s generally good xs7s poorer
Iov AZ g.
ONIONS Tex yenops Es1sraly so0H
quat', re-ta~, Sg0f. yellow Boiler
8. ~. C-y.tai Wh-s wax SO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
Stocks StronQ;;
Chrys|er Hits
High for Year

NEW YORK, July ! up
Stocks pushed forward into fur
Their new high ground for more
than three years In fairly active
opening dealings today. Bonds
moved rregularly higher and cot
ton futures gained , 10 s points.
~ Gf1fysieF-g opened on Il 5ef4e-sfaFe
block al 81, up Bethlehem
and Republic Steel were IN
changed.
Rails frmed. with Nickel Plate
common up 4. 10 24a4 and the
preferred up = 10 69l.. A new
high. Union PacIfIc gained = 10
99i4
Other opening blocks included.
Warner Bros, 1000 Al AZ. up
Is Texas and Pacific Land Trust.
? 900 Al r. up =, Texas Pacific
Coal and Oh. 100 AT l62s up =
and Stokcly Bros, 1000 at l3.
off -.
Lee Rubber reached A new high
8gTHP r Fractional gains pre-
dominated elsewhere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
Kfogef SafewaY
Indictments Qudshed

KANSAS CITY. july Fed
eral Judge Richard J. Hopkin, has
-GuaShedL ndlctment2a against Safe
way Stores, Inc, and Kroger Gro
Gerry and BAKING Co, charged ~
the government with price fixing
and cOnspirInE 70 monOpollze
trade In his ruling Judge Hop
klns agreed with defendants IN
that the true bills were not suf-
fiCiently definite and did no, par
tlcularize IN relation 10 incidents
cut OF which the charges grew.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-01
Bank Declares
Final Dividend

GRAND RAPIDS. July / CUP)
A final dividend of 9.78 per cent.
equivalent 10 approximately 81,
100000. will be paid depositors of
the Grand Rapids National Bank
in August. IL was announced to-
day.
Allan A. McCurdy. bank re-
cciver said the new dividend will
bring total payments since the in
srtution closed in 1888 70 ap-
proXlmately SOS per cent.