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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Dear Almanack:


Everyone is talking about go
ing back TO the horse and buggy
days. so let's go little farther
I o the horse and wagon days,
when my grandmother in Penn.
sylvania was a girl (still living,
93). / don't know how they
ever lived. she never saw a citrus
fruit until she grew up, toma-
toes grew wild. were called love
apples and were considered poi
SON" OF course they lived closer
20 old Mother Nature and got
their vitamins and minerals
without knowing how or why.
Every evening when the chill
dren came home from school the
mHsh pot was on. They got sick
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DOR all letters printed in this
will pay 81. A prize winning recipe
II awarded s.. the same A. on the
Almanack page, BE sure to write
your name and address plainly
The shorter the letters the better.
None should he more than 200 words.
Address them To The American
Weekly HOusewife's Food Almanack,
T.. q. Box 1871. Grand Central Annex,
New York City.
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(ONTRAPTION

Il made myself a simple con-
traption for carrying both my
self and pail across the floor with
the greatest Of ease and comfort
for floor scrubbiHg. " writes Ed
ward r. Cook, Saratoga Springs,
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AImanack Hints

New York 1T consists Of
half-inch thick board. three feet
long, and one foot wide, with
four swivel casters, one at each
corner. l padded one end Of the
board on which l kneel, and place
my pail on the other end; this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

10 waste - TCdt
economy! II your
grocer out ofSpry
the first time yos
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SMALL WORLD

Dear Almanack:
l enjoy the recipes very much
and like 10 see from what parts
OF the world they come, and got
quite kick out of the one sent
in for English Black Cake which
originated in Holgates Hotel. Isle
Of Scilly, as I spent several years
on the neighboring island Of
TresCo.
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and pillow are just in simple
filet crochet that's worked in
string. Run ribbon through as
shown for a touch of color and,
if you like, il can be lined. Pat
tern contains charts and direc-
tions for making the set: mate
rails required illustrations of
stitches.
PRICE OF EACH PATTERN Ice
lin cOins)
Every pattern contains a large,
complete, easily followed sewing
guide. To order these easy-to-
make patterns, write plainly
SIZES, PATTERN NUMBERS,
YOUR NAME, STREET AID
DRESS, CITY and STATE. En-
close l6c in coins for each pat
tern and address your envelope to
AMERICAN WEEKLY
PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
635 SIXTH AVENUE,
NEW YORK, n. Y.
Due 10 customs restrictions. Canadian
orders cannot be- filled.
Because of the large volume of
mail at the present time, delivery
of our patterns may take a few
days longer than usual.
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CART

My husband made a hostess
cart for me which was made out
of baby bassinet stand" writes
MRS. r GFanhis, South Gate,
California.
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Use Spry in your own receipts, too

Cakes will be lighter, pastry SO tender an tlaky,
ried foods crisp, tasty, easy to digest. An you
,an fry with purer Spry over an over. That means
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Mrs. w. L. Chatfield
Plymouth. Ohio.

tRv the WAY Mrs Cha'feld the
~ i-o for English Black Cake yna
mention was very 'w"il liked b.
AiuAnackcis Mary Lee Swami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

way move myself and pail at
the same time"
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lContInned LON 20 siNl

Ave IINT'H
Mrs. sylvia Boyo 1855 NoNa-a +
LOIS Adams l-N-f 1900 f' h't't Z
Hagen a Rrzcl nsk. s'e. DAYTON
Mt Steve kssf.eris. .F... hc.t'tf 4
Ms N9udt Dole, ll nav zoe q
A Macdonald. u.b % NYN'fattftfI
FsruGhir
Nrf /Ge1 rge Naria fefi .N'if
KATHERINE lnu-cs. 1857 f.ti"ltt
Lincoln lark
FNeur WINS ION 1879 O'AHE ~
james = But'ry, 2le ~ haher,
Fliuf
Euna ~. lredrt'f lll't Maanf
RITA AZ MchuJ ttf HAH'
~ end MS. " h l7w 'n. h."'t
Pontiac
Nrs A. L Corery 40 h 81,
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A. 1seaa-.r Eass fas Atnroa
'o D. Warrgk. soon GmnsvHr
W Arrs Henrietta simon. 1888 AnEfn
w Af- art Nrs T Dawson. sia y
washington Rose COX
tfrs ieHua Nad.H ihe4 he.i'ur
,o @.ela RrHs 81. EYa01e Htmiramck
" SIT kstvtrUt AHNaa5cf ea'e Casper
" iNf and Nr Is D. Fem $3.50 Lane
b. " s. SpirlItf fi-l IS Ntrnue u
= 1anc'fe r psLoas, aiio Graysou
., vr. rate 1884 Sorrento
q ST. a1d Mrs S. krmel 1888 Nc
' Nrs S Gierlasz,u.la Elos Romeo
III road Washington
Nrs Myrtle Peterson b-l s. Granger
DID, saginaw
.g Htrret'a Han Cia Airport
HaG ah Niuson. ~ CAVIAR
0o Margaret West b67i CHOPIN
faserh ko'anick 6If s. Colonial
iG Nr and Mrs. Donald Ferns, -lhal
Goddard ROmulus
DO Gear,eve KurecLko. 1885 Cameron.
70 MRS a chapman 1854 weuand
o Iauss Rovch 1882 pVyer
Mar.aret Ann Zfss 1898 Petoskey
20 par Thy Quick. 202l Eason
Mrs A Hippo. i27i7 = Warren
20 SITS Prank J Condo oo07 Robins
Mrs carol Reizen. 1887 san Juan
Araths s1pak 1902, Gable
" Mr sni Mrs. KARI Winston. sosl
30 nj. NJ. Baker COS Willow Port
20 Man Jane ouel 1884 Third
.Irrr0a NJ Lamb. 1854 Pennsylvania
ID Charles c. Soreusen 3646 sheridan
Mrs Roy Mitchell. 1905 canter-
IN bury II
10 D-r-tn. -sanderson and children.
90 Z5G E Marshall Ferndale
.Nr arc Mrs Nevil Evell 1Oi3 Hyde
N Louis Russell 1854 Farnsworih II
'u MIs Elizabeth Fort 1882 Verona
~ Thc1aore V. Brazier, iS3t3 School
- Mt and Mrs W K. Dunlap. 25o'
Lee Gunck. 4o2o Lafayette
Pete Proper l70i6 Kercheval
MI ana Mrs Ray WierzhinsN, 1929
= p Hoffman PIP Federal Saginaw
James wyatt. $3.50 Huron River drive,
NpsIauu II
Mrs Pose Wtrsaw. 2o2si Anovsr
Mrs Mary Kari 500 Philip
Mrs George sepnek 1903 Eliot
\ Hery KrupiAk 1914 Butternut
Sheldon NJ. sternfield 1885 Cherry
Nj and Mrs Leo sokarda Jr. 24o7
sheylin Fendale
Mrs Violet Gilman. 1856 GARNER
NJ I. Williams. 117a W. Ferry
MIS-. Marie Chafe 1875 Cameron
Mrs. Theresa Bassetti 1871 Third
Marjorie Helm. 1isl W Euclid
Mr.. and Mrs G. y. kiitridge, a3S
Auburn Pontiac
Mr. John Hogue. 1851 Rowe
Harold Finegold, 2223 Elmhurst
Mr. and Mrs Jack Nicholas, 2s2i
\ Edgewood drive Pontiac
! Elmer X Buffmyer. Labsdie Lake.
Mrs H. Brown. $3.50 LongfelIow
Eleanor Baker. is7s4 Washtenaw
Mabel Ballard. 2734 Vinewood
8 w Kaspyzak, $500 Buchanan
Bertha Dolby, 540i Kingston,
Dearborn
Mrs-Roht J. Dedsrichs. sl5s Burns
f stanley Brazon. 237O Casper
Mrs Leo Zientek Si5S Lumiey
Carmen Peck. SOS Lcnox
Mrs George Epstisn. 1915 Chicago
Blvd
Tom Gleason. III Baldwin,
Maria Aware. 446s Uthss
Dorothy NJ Award SO W.-Buens
Vista. Highland Park
Elsie Gutenberg, 5a41 Wabash
Mrs John TworeK. 1850 Gable
Msry Compton. 1890 Appoliue
Mr. and Mrs. II. spicer, 1850 Lam
Annette s,ephany. 1924 e. white
Alice NJ. Dobbins. 1929 plnehurst
"a Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Smith, 64O5
"a Frontenac
% Mrs. Charles LYMAN, 1854 Webb
N Mr.. A. Smith, $3.50 Griggs
Mrs Earl circuit, 30217 Lahser RI
George and Paul Neidhardt, 3i6 f.
George. Hazel Park
Daisy Trinkle, 1891 American
Mr.. and Mrs Charles =. crogin. 23i
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ADVERTISEMENT
YOuMayAlWaysBe
Constipated If

you don't correct faulty living habits.
In the meantime To help insure oentlS
yet thorough bowel movementS-taks
DR. Edwards Olive Tablets.
Olive Tablets are simply toondeTfuI
20 stir up liver bile fiow when needed
and relieve constipation. 15S. zoe. o0t.
Test their goodness tonight Follow
label directions. All drugstores.
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Ann Cottren. 1880 santa Barbara %
NJ Yaoone, 1881 s Beatrice %
Louis l.. Paris, 205O5 Ridgemont a.
Norma Brown. 1856 Concord %
Rosemary Comella 36fi p. Garfield %
Mrs. ANGELA Comella. 36i1 r.
Garfield %
Mrs Albert peMay- 3naQ fGth 81 81
Monica Ann Burkhart, SO F. Henry,
River Rouge %
Mary and Dorothy Fahooma. i5t
Montana 20
Arthur Gauepy 1910 Newport %
Mrs lvOr Madley. 1921 Whitaker p
Amos kirkpatrick, 5i42 Common
wealth %
Mrs r. r. Gleason. $500 Hayerhiu %
Martha Barna. 1923 Central 20
l. y. Nehe Hotel Tuller 20
Mr.. and Mrs +. Pasquinzo, e203 outer
Drive %
Mrs. Iva NJ. Lembls. 1854 Chelsea
Rd.. Dexter q
George House. Lone Pine House,
Bloomfield Hills q
Mrs John II Hunt. 453i Vancouver %
1919 Orchard. Dearborn a.
Rose fiesta, 1921 JOnathOn. Dearborn
Therese Ray, 2Oi3O Russell %
Mrs Edith Donaldson. 1922 Wade
Lucy B. Dudick, 1920 81. Antoine p
Florence A. Nichols, 502l Parker p
Phyllis Thompson.
1871 Syracuse, Inkster -
Mrs Ray BeTman. 24l0 Tuxedo .
Chester Bell, 1884 Seward p
Mrs. George Handy, 654 Baldwin p
Mrs Miriam A. Force $40 Court,
Mary Garcia, 34O9 Puritan p
Flo Ragona, 1928 Crane y
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cps. Mule Gifts Bring Cheer to Servicemen

Tessle Price. 1895 Paliister 200
Jane Lynch 22O5 vs. Euclid p 90
Ann Byrd III Adelaide 90
Mrs. A. S Schmidt. 5l5s W Michigan.
Mrs, Edward Norton. as2 Navnhoe 200
Or and MrssO O, B9rowski, lass
RAY II Houts. 1siA2 washburn 10 90
MrS b. A. Miller 1880 ST Clair 2 %
Rose y Meyer 2i62 WeyeTly 20
Mrs " Nenners. 2d35 Glendale ? %
Elliott ana Edith Allen, 1893 Alter 90
Mrs A Cohn, ts075 CherrylaWn 400
Anonymous. % Seward. No. 70s 200
Mr. and Mrs j Nargo. SOS Conner 2 90
John VErEo Jr. SOS Conner 90
Joseph Vargo, sos Conner zoo
Mrs Roy c. Manson, 1901 r.
jefferson zoo
Mrs Ray Ranney SO Paluster 2 90
Io studer. 1887 Burt Rd 100
Cern y Burton. ii64a Biadner I'd,
Phoenix Sub. Plymouth 90
Maxine Ellwart. 330s Anchor Or KS,
Mt Clemens zoo
saIhe Sturgeon and Frances Terrell,
1888 Monte Vista ZOO
Eleanor Fisher. 1880 Woodlngham lu py
Mrs Clara Caperton 1881 Mayoury = OO
Charles Siegel 1910 Richton 200
Mr. and Mrs A. j. Law, sjo6 Arch
dale = uO
Donald NJ Law. e5ss Archdale 200
Mrs Catherine Knox 23S Hendrie 2 90
Mr. and Mrs. Allie Wells, S5i5
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Higgins. 20 W.
Harry and Dora Smith, 1926 Manor . OC
Barbara Morris 2032 Virginia Park Ot
Mr. and Mrs Edgar ] Ford 1929
Lakepointe Crosse Ponte Park "a
Martha Krzy 2si67 Waltz I'd,
CAR Duts i3i Borland 81 Saginaw i0 O6
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Sophie Kowal. 4s4s Porath. Dearborn 200
Mrs Bart F1exas, e7O0 Otsego 2 90
Mrs Nestor patana, r4T7 Blaine 400
Paramount Beauty School. 1910 E
Grand Blvd 90
Florence Wright. s02s Twelfth 200
Lucille Ballard. 1891 Lawrence - ? 90
Mabel l. Thomson. 1884 Haverhill ? 90
Libhie c.. Nicholas. 1857 Elmhurst 2 90
Constance " Han. 1885 Webb 90
Mrs " T. Watson 1866 Vancouver 2 90
sol Wh,eiock 600
Mr. and Mrs r p. Mccain
Mrs. William Anderson ioii Mary
land Apt D-T Crosse Pt. PIX. = 90
Leslie D. Bellamy, 1883 Plainview O0
Joyce Neros los W. Arizona 90
X W. North a39 Penohscot Bldg. q 90
Helen Irene Kolasz, 56S7 Lawndale 600
Helen Szydlo. 63is Dubois 100
Wanda Markowska, $3.50 Trombly 200
George o Hansen,
1920 David stott Bldg. 2 90
Mrs r Hoad. s737 Agnes 100
c. r. Kearsley. 1884 Inverness 20e
Ralph Whitstone. Apt Q. 1892 Seward 90
Inez Whitstone Apt 3. 1892 Seward 90
Vera Mckenzie. Apt 3. 1892 Seward 200
Virginia Felczak 1882 Trowbndge,
Hamtramck 90
Virginia Trinkle, 1a865 Ward 400
Mn. Andrew Kwapniewski,
5les Elmer 90
John and Beryl Williams.
l43 Charlotte 90
Richard and Dale Mead
24s24 Princeton Dearborn 200
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. l.. Galyon.
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Barbara Bfuda. ssiS ~ Elliott q
M and Mrs Camille Henaui. ai23
Brooklyn
Grace Trumsna. 1874 strsshurg 2
, Peter Nelk $500 Cecil
Mrs Winnie Causln 1000 " Fort 2.
Marie Schmidt 1855 Trinity
luEa Lee 11Ol2 santa Barbara 2.
Air and Mrs Leo k9stamo, lsf1f
Manor
Maureen Ksruer 4446 Field 3.
Mrs. Mary nder 6Oi5 lode 2
Mrs. Josephine SCHNEIDER, lae@s
Mrs. Diana C. Echstasdt. $40 Viz
NJ and MIR, Otto Erkkua. 1871
LinWood
Mrs Len,n NJ Halme, 1885 Thorn
son Husband Park 2
Mrs Marie Hogan 1857 Baglev 2
MIS- p Winter 1f0 Hardwood 2
Mrs * chambers 74o Hardwood
Edith cohen 1855 Leslie
Arthur a Grenn. 3340 Webb
Mrs Dorothy Shaw. SS35 Michigan 2
Eleanor Rumpf A2l W. Hazslhurst,
Ftrndaie 2
Geneyeye swiatkowski, 5o2s Maple,
Dearborn
Eas, Side Egg crate Co Box a..
MIS- : Freedman. 252 George St ?
Mar, p caller 5l4 Central Wyan-
dotte 4
Mnriel Ketehut Yale ?
Mrs Eugenia Test. 1881 Campbell
Ths'ma 3 Miller 30 Tregent. Pontiac 2
Mr. and Mrs Thomas c Marsden
1924 Aster. Allen Park 2
Elsie Dollar. ilsi0 cape Cod.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Salisbury Jr.
h7IO Helen st Garden city 4
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New York Cotton

Other months close--April. 20.1e nonni.
nal; June. 10 40 nominal. August 10 So
nominal. September. 1914 nominal: Mo-
veruber. 1884. nominal; February, 10. Sc
nominal.
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Farmers Market

FRUITS pples Bald wins fancy, 81 7!
hu. No. I. sl@1.75 bu.: Delicious, fancy
50 .50n4 bu. No. /. S2T 2. so: No 2, $50
Mcintosh. fancy. $40 so bu.; No. /. S2n
>. 50, No. 2 y1TI.30: Greetings. fancy
81 50 hu.; No ]. soc n SI.25; Northern
Spies fancy, 81 5on77s bu.: No. I, 81. Z.
n225; No. ?, slgi.50; Jonathans, fancy
s2.75g3 bu.. No. !. si.7312.2o No. 2
so: steel.s Red, fancy. S3d3.5o
No. J. S2G25o. No. z, Sl1l.5o.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENs-Let
tuce. dollhouse. No. I, 81. IS 10Th. basket
French Endive. fancy. 32.75 5-lb. box
No. I. siT5: No. 2. 81
VEGETABLES. MISC. - Beets. topped
No. /, s2n2.50 bu.; No. 2. Sl.25. Cabbage
No /. S2.S0H3 bu: No. 4. Si75d2. Rec
Cabbage, No. q S2n2.5o bu. Carrots
topped, No. !, Sl.75n2 bu.: No. 2. 81. 50
Celery Root. No. I. S2T2.so bu. Chives
No. /. sl1l.25 doz. Horseradish, fancy
IS hu.: No. !, s3.50G4; No. z, 80
Leeks, No. !. 81 so do5. behs. Onions
dry. fancy. So g.. so 50.lb. sack: No. I
81 5oI2.75: No. ?, Sl.7562. Parsnips
No. /. s2T2.50 bu.; No. 2, 81 as. Parsley
Root. No. 7. S.25nlS0 bu. Radishes
red, dollhouse. No. i, 81 IS dor. behs
Black radishes. No. !, 81 bu. RhuoarS
dollhouse. fancy. son Toe 5-lb. box choice
soc. small. Slmi25 dor bchs. Rutabagas
No. !. 50d2 bu Turnips topped. No. I
S3T , 50 bu.: No. 2, 81. Vegetable oysters
No. l. e0c n 81 doz bchs
Large, Sl2 q - 3o-doz. case: me
dunn. $40. 5Om II.
PoULTRY-Live. hens. heavy breeds
~ II .6c III. leEhorus, rs n t0c 10 Broilers
50 y 55c IN. leghorns 42nt5e IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Rye Sets Pace
As Grain Prices
Work Higher

CHICAGO. April 10 GNS)--
Grains worked higher today in
fairly active dealings on the Board
of Trade.
Rye was the strongest and ad-
vanced as much as 13sc. The up
turn here was partially influenced
by a spectacular rise OF as much
as sac in rye at Winnipeg.
Wheat and oats advanced as
much as lhc and September corn
advanced moderately 10 the ceiling
level. Other corn futures held at
rthe ceiling level.
The general list closed around
the high with wheat ~ 10 lc up
corn unchanged 10 &c higher, oats
"a 10 lhc up and rye 10 lac
higher
Max wheat-cfosed Ssc higher AT
Sl43A and May rye finished lac
up Al 81 nc
The upturn in wheat was chiefly
due 10 buying prompted by the
government request for 25 per
cent increase in flour production
and the forecast for the smallest
winter wheat crop in seven wears.
Strength in rye also brought in
buying
Reports that the ceiling on corn
may be boosted s cents bushel
10 parity prices and that ceilings
will be placed on hogs somewhat
under The present market stimu-
lated buving Of September corn,
which sold up 10 S105. the ceiling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
American Steel
Firms Break All
.Re(ordsinMdr(h

NEW YORK. April 10.-All
previous monthly steel production
records were broken by the
American steel industry during
March with operations averaging
100 per cent 10 produce a total
Of 7670,l87 net tons OF steel in
gots and castings.
This total exceeded by nearly
10000 tons the best previous rec
ord of 7,579.5l4 tons in Oct. 1912
according 10 American Iron and
Steel Institute.
March production total com
pared with 6.826,049 tons pro-
duced in short month Of February
and with 1892 Ill tons in March
q year ago.
Average production Of l,73l.4l9
tons week last month likewise
set q new peak, and compared
with an average weekly produc-
ton Of 1.706,5l2 tons in Feb. l.
7i0,951 in Oct, 1912. and 1863.
64S tons weekly in March a year
ego.
Production for tho first quar-
ter Of 1943 amounted 10 n 800. 81
27s, against 22,063 S66 tons for
the final three months OF 1912
and with 2l,0l6.752 tons for in
itial three months Of last year.
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Detroit Produce

tPPLES-Michigsn bu. cr's. I. : No
HcIntosh. s225a $50, best 50 1898. fail
10 generally good si75T2l5: Northern
spy,. s7S0T2T5 fair 10 generally good
ti.s59225. few hne quality high as 81 25
S;AA-R eAs -s 91 fatt "a q :. 20 New
York eastern crt. Rome Reau,vs. 4. g
No l. III in. min. s275 Wsshingtor
box Delicious fancy, ss-i2as. 81 257 so
extra fancy. 64-l35c. ST475. Washington
bu bskis winessps. ~ in. min. comb.
tsPARAGUs-Califor pyramid crts
dor bchs fancy, S5a525 extra fancy
s5T55o. loose stock. medium 10 large
{" 800 - eoo G,l,t low Cat. yu.r,.
2o-3os. S2.5on2s5: fair quality 2o-3os
REETs Tex. u crr 5-dor bch,
BROCCOLI Pony crt,; Arizona. 50 SIS
cABBAGE-Nsw stock: Florida solb
sacks round. fair 70 generally good. So sc
n $50. poorer low az 50: cslofrnia lot
Angeles cr,'" $685.. Texas ID crt'
CARROTS california Los Angelo. cr,,
s-doz s2.2sn325: Arizona s.. 81: Texs'
Los Angeles crts.. 8 dor. bchs 81 50. so
IN sacks. few small r.259 l.7a; bu. oskts
CAULIFLowrR- California pony crts
II. and larger, good. 50 e5p rs.
CELERy-Fl Florida 1s-in. crts., 'rimmsf
'Ops. lnNlNl0uhlN washed ~ ~ N~Nt ~ "
425. fair So. rs: los 50; KS best, 81 50 n
3.7s Pascal. "a don, S9425; SIS >anc
smaller $3.50
CUCJ'MBERs- Hothouse Indiana boxes
don. RS. S2T2 10: extra fancy. 81 S. n
/ 90. fancy 81 s0Ils5: Specials and No
Is 81. 50. Ohio boxes dor. fancy. 81 80 n
l.s5: No. Is, N.4oH $50: bskt' 2i-3os
EscARoLE- Florida bu. baskets. s225
GRAPEFRUIT-Flo Florida wire bound boxes
combination grade. white all size. So q
~ J so. Texas Marsh seedless combination
grade. all sizes. wire-oound boxes. 81 81 ~
IS standard boxes s3.eI. Marsh Pinks.
standard boxes. $685. so.
LFTTUCE-Los Angeles crates Iceberg
trizona al section As doI ssg6.75'
LEAF LETTuCE-Hothouse io-lb. has
ke,s Ohio. Michigan. S.35
MUSHROOMS Ohio pints. 20 n 25c.
ORANGES - California standard boxes
Nsvels. 1927 all sizes; Florida wire bound
Pinespples. best SiG $50. fair 50 25Fi SO
No. grade 81 n $50: y hos bags comb
nation grade, few sales best N.751 10.
PEARS Oregon boxes D'Anious. fancy
90 1905. s5aS5. extra fancy so-iios
PEPPERs-Fiorida World Bestsrs. s1oa
1850. choice fair s5He; California Won
PoTAToEs-ioo.,b. sacks. Maine eer.
tinsd seed Ns31ia as; Minnesota $"
lectsd Triumphs - %
ALLoTs-Louisisna barrels fair r.
good. sl2n II so. crts s-doI., IS. S-doz
50 2f
sPINACH-Texas bu. bskts Si.35T
I 65, mostly Si.4ON 4 so. cartons l dor
cellophane bags. washed spinach. 10 on.
Sl75. IL or. 81 75T l e5; IS or. s2O4
TRAWPERRiES-F1o Missionarys
3e-pint crts.. 50. poorer lower.
SWEET POTATOEs-No supplies "a the
market
TOMS TOFS-t0-lh. cartons rcpscks me.
dunn SAILS. small. Sl.75 s-lb. bskts.
sN7 sire. SisS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
j. :. Radiator
Nets S151,757

y 6 Radiator Corporation and
its subsidiaries for the fiscal year
ended Jan. 81 l943. reported net
profit OF 1851 1871 after reserve for
postwar adjustments, etc. equal
20 1851 share on The s per
mt preferred stock on which
npaid dividend accumulations
amounted 10 $3.50 share al
the close Of the year
In the preceding year the com
pany reported a net profit Of
1854 OLA or 50 SIS q share on the
6 per cent preferred stock
Federal income taxes for the
year amounted 20 SIS 600 aga inst
$f34 900 IN thr preceding wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

CHICAGO. April 10 tINs)-HOGs-s 900
steady: top. $3.50 bulk. Si5.50T15.75-
nesvies, $15.5onI375: mediums. SIS. so n
1880; lights. SIS. son 1880: light nghts
SIS. 30 n Is 50; packing sows, $50 is so
pigs. Sl3 Son1f.5o.
CATTLE - 200 steady. Calves: 100
steady. Beet steers: choice. SIemI7 as
medium, Si4 is: yearlings S13a II IS
Butcher cattle heifers, SI2n1s7S: cows
Si1Gl450: bulls. Sl2n 1875; calves. sea
Is so. feeders, tllml5. stockers: steers
t12n1s. cows and heifers, Sio1145o.
SHEEP 500; steA6y. Lambs. tif1
$50: common. sl4hi57S. yearlings
xIa 80 n Is so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11

SAGINAW. April 10 tUP)-Today's pay.
ing prices 10 growers for beans:
Pea beans. $3.50: light red kidneys.
IS. 80: dark red kidneys. $3.50; c. r. c. yell
low eyes, S6.65: c. r. c. light cranberries.
wheat, i.47aI.4s; oats. $50 5se: rye.
70 n 77e; x-rowed barley, &.e7m7: buck
wheat. S2.s7G2.7o; corn. sseGSl soy
beans, Sf.sS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
WINNIPEG GRAINS

I WINNIPEG. April 10 NNsl-k spectac
ular rise ~ - m So cents In rye flea
'uret closing dealings in grains TO-DAY. Tn
\ harp bulge was inspired by the lifting o
-.eilinE levels on the grain.
Wheat closed u 10 Ia cents up. osl
unchanged and barley unchanged TO :
cent Up.
WHEAT 60 NAV. e7hc: July, esT PSI, c
October. qahc bid.
OATS May and July. SIG
BARLEY-May s3a.c bid Julv a..
RYE-Msv' 49, bid july, Use; octc
Der 15%.c bid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
cuvC.co cAsu GRAIN

! CHICAGO, April 10 0NsD-Cash grain
close
WHFAT-None
CORN-No ? yellow, 81 GA No { YET
low pec.
OATs-No. 2 white SAKE: No. 4 white
$40. sample grade white, s4h.e. No.
mixed heavy, 65hc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
Trend Of Sales

NEW YORK. April IN GNs>-Totsl nlss
stock Exchange stocks, ! ,05s. $40; bonds
~ 2s3. 600.
Curb Exchange stocks. 1s7 SIS: bonds
tSn5 oon
BIG board sales Throughout the dsv.
Op'n 70 II 90 sos SO SHARE
u .oo 10 close $50 $50 share
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-11
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

TOLEDO, o, April 10 UNs-Cash
grain on track
wHEAT-No. 2 red. 81 soTIsI
CORN--No. 2 yellow. Sl.oiTI,o2 No. }
yellow. o91 poe.
oATs-No. 2 white. ssAasshe; No. J
white SAL TssI1c.
SOY BEANs-No. 2 yellow, si,ToA q
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-04-01
Burial Association Today For Your Protection

placed the approaches Japan shores to watch o
and undersea raiders long string of air bases has
stretched all along the Chinese coast to permit the 1nteNp-
ton of enemy planes headed for Japan and Formosa
For Tunisian battle lines the command IS: Forwali
The terrain now held by the Axis consolidated postum
with front 800 miles and depth varying from - to
IS miles.
is heavily anchored in the north by the detenses guard
ing the roads Bizere while the south flank rests the
Mareth Line he Axis position must not be visuazed as line
front in the acceptance of these terms but as an
henmed by in which every chunk hunk chopped
off by the Niles makes its defense increasingly more difficult
The narrowness makes this strip exceptionally vulnerable
spots particularly along the roads the key parts OF Bizere,
Tunis, Sousse SfaX dtiales.
But the immediate objective of the Allies evidenced by the
irectona attacks the oenves OF the British Eighth and
American Fifth Armies is the liquidation OF the Mareth Line
and bringing OF Montgomerys forces the Gabes
stms the open country the north Tor opeat1onal con-
tact with the the Allied forces for the final about drive
Yes. Axis started this and Allies will tight
to bitter end With an about effort with determination to
win, and with the help of God not fail.