davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Originally 3.95
SEERSUCKER
STACKS
2.l9

Full-cut slacks of grey-and-
white seersucker, with large
pocket and zippered closing.
Sizes II to 18.
100-Orig. &c Bow Ties for
tailored shirts 49c
9-Orig. 3.95 Cullottes of
grey-and-white seersucker.
47-Orig. 3.95 Blouses. Long
sleeved printed or polka dot
sheers. Sizes 80 to SO ri
14-Orig. 7.95 Rayon Crepe
Blouses. Dressy short -sleeved
styles. Sizes 80 to 36, 4.88
(Sports Shop, Third Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-06-10

Orig. Sic Pillow Cases ---25c
Fl Orig. 4.99 Hollywood Show
er Curtain Sets, 6x6 cur
tain and window drape, 3.99
4 Orig. SEC Three-Pc. Cotton
Lace Vanity Sets 10c
20 Orig. 26c Hemstitched
Ecru Cotton Napkins 1oc
20 Orig. 1.39 Bath Mat Sets
in blue or rose . 100
4 Orig. 1.19 Chicken Feather
Pillows. Cut size 2lx27.
Solled 89c
20 If PERI. 2.59 Mattress
Pads, 54x76. Soiled 1.99
Domestics. The Hecht Co..
Basement Store)
Evening star., 1943-06-10
200 News Originally
l.99 SWIM
TRUNKS
LOO

90Te wool and 10Fe lastex
yarn that give you a snug
fit and also assure quick
drying. Also some cotton
poplins. Plain shades, checks
and plaids in the group.
Built-in athletic supporters.
Waist sizes 80 to AZ.
(The Hecht Co., MEMS
BASEMENT STOREY
Evening star., 1943-06-10
MISS TEEN
APPAREL

9 Originally 1895 All-wool
Plaid Suits. Sizes 10 to is.
1898
5 Originally 1888 Spring
Coats. Sizes 8 to 15---6.95
2 Originally 1895 Spring
Coats. Size 9-6 6.95
3 Originally 1898 Plaid
Goats. Sizes IA and 16 SOS
3 Originally 7.95 Pastel Ray
on Crepe Dresses. Sizes IL to
l Originally 5.99 Rayon
Crepe Dress. Size 16---1.00
10 Originally 4.99 Two-pc.
Gingham Dresses. Sizes IL
and IA -----2.99
miss Teen Shop. Second Floor.
~
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Originally IS
CRYSTAL
TABLE LAMPS
4.49

Glittering crystal glass table
lamps a shining light
for any room. Just so of
them-at this reduction.
IL Originally 500 China
Table Lamps. Sold as is.
2.ss
4 Originally 6.s5 Pendleton
Vanity Lamps 4.99
2 Originally 500 Pink Bou-
doir Lamps. Sold as is, 2.99
2 Originally 8.95 Crystal
Pendleton Vanity Lamps.
5.ss
4 Originally 5.95 Crystal
Boudoir Lamps 3.99
l Originally 1875 Ivory Color
Bridge Lamp. Sold as is, SIS
l Originally 1895 English
Bronze finished Bridge
Lamp. Sold as 1888
l Originally 1895 Bridge
Lamp with night light in
base. Sold as is--S10
l Originally 1895 Floor
Lamp with ivory-and-oynx
base. Sold as is---10.5O
lamps, Fifth Floor,
The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Just n Originally 1898
RAYON FAILLE
MISSES SUITS
$500

Stunning dressmaker suits in
black, brown or navy rayon
faille. Trimmed with three
huge costume buttons. Sizes
10 to 20.
s Orig. 1e.95 Spun Duco
Print Suits. Black in sizes
II, IA and 16. Navy in size
16 and 1900
2 Orig. $500 Grey Flannel
Suits, 800 wool and 20T
rayon. Size 10-- 1900
s Orig. 16.s5 Spun Rayon
Shantung-type Suits. Sizes
IA, 16, 18 and 1890
/ Orig. 1896 Navy Covert
Chesterfield with set-in
sleeves. Size 12--19.88
9 Orig. $500 Melton Chester
fields with detachable velvet
collar. Sizes IA, 16 and 20.
31.0O
l Orig. $500 Fitted Dress
maker Coat with red revers
and red leather belt. Size
IL -31 31.0O
9 Orig. 29.95 Fleece Boys
Coats in natural and light
blue and green. Sizes IL,
IA, 16 and 18---.26 $500
Better Coats and Suits,
Third Floor, The Hecht co.,
Evening star., 1943-06-10
MISSES
SPRING
SUITS
800

Sizes are broken but in the
group you'll find sizes 10 to
Is. Plainly labeled as to
fabric content.
; Orig. 14.95 Misses 2-Pc.
Spring Suits, sizes IL and IA.
Plainly labeled as to fabric
content -Z.OV
(Coats and Suits, The Hecht Co.,
Basement Store.)
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Just 5! Orig. 9.9S to 1883
BOYS SPORT
COATS AND
REVERSIBLES
6.88

1 Originally 9.95 Blue Plaid
Sport Coat. Size 6.88
l Originally 1895 Blue Tweed
Sport Coat with blue Cotton
and Rayon Stacks. Size 8.
6.88
3 Originally 1888 Cavalry
Twill Reversible Rain and
Topcoats, sizes 18 and 20
years --------6.8 6.88
: Originally 21.25 Young
Mems Two-Piece Tweed
Diagonal Weave Suits. One
blue, six brown. Sizes 33
to 38 1000
BOYS Department and Varsity
Shop, Second Floor. The
HeCht Co..
Evening star., 1943-06-10
WONEN'S
BLOUSES

100 IrregularS of 2.25 to 2.98
Women's Tailored Blouses of
rayon crepe. Solid colors and
prints. Sizes 80 to 38 in the
Rroup -1.4 LAG
accessory Shop. Main Floor,
The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Originally 3.SS
Shower Curtain
and Drape Sets
l.99

Just 40 sets-of aridex proc
essed water-repellent fabric.
Smart designs on various
colored grounds. And re-
duced to 1.99!
10 Originally 3.95 Healthway
Vegetable Juicer to extract
juices from vegetables ZOO
20 Originally 100 Window
Valances. unpanted, you
can tint 1t any color you
20 Originally S9c to 1893
Cake Covers and Trays
to keep cakes and bread
moist and fresh Acc
Housefurnishinss. Seventh
Floor. The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1943-06-10
GIRLS
APPAREL

35 Originally 1898 and 11.95
Girls Two-pc. Suits and
Coats in solid colors and
plaids. Broken sizes 5.95
IS Originally l4.95 to 1898
Girls Spring Goats and Two
Pc. Suits in solid colors and
plaids. Broken sizes 7.95
% Originally 3.99 Girls Spun
Rayon and Rayon Taffeta
Dresses. Sizes 7 to 14.--2.99
s Originally 5.99 Girls Pin
Vale Corduroy Jumpers.
broken sizes - 2.99
4 Originally 3.99 Girls Spun
Rayon Jumpers. Broken
sizes l,99
20 Originally 3.99 Girls Two
pc. Plaid Jerkin Suits. Sizes
10 to 14- 2.88
Girls Clothing. Second Floor,
Thu Eocht rol
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Just 10 Originally 1913
JUNIOR MISS
SUITS
1885

Summer suits in soft pastel
shades of blue, pink, aqua
and beige. Sizes 8 to IS.
20-Orig. 1895 to 1896
Junior Miss Dresses. Checks,
prints, navy and black. Sizes
9 to 15-- 1888
4-Orig. 7.99 to 9.95 Junior
Miss Dresses of spun rayon
and butcher weave rayons,
3.99
Junior Miss is q Size Not
an Age.
young Washingtonian Shop,
Third Floor, The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Originally t2.29 and s299
WOMEN'S
BATHING
SUITS
l.29

Just 100 to sell. Some Of
rayon lastex. others part wool
and plainly labeled as to
content. Sizes "a to SO in
the group.
10 Irregulars of Soc and 79c
Rayon and Cotton Chambray
Blouses. Blue and stripes in
size "a 34.--50c SOC
l Orig. 5.95 Two-Pc. Rayon
Dresses. Print skirt and
white jacket. Size IL.
Soiled ----------2.99
40 II PERI. 3.99 Flowered
Jersey Skirts in sizes "a to
% 2.29
(Sports Shop. The Htcht Co..
Basement Store)
Evening star., 1943-06-10
STORE
100 Mems
Originally 1925
SUMMER
SUITS
1888

The lightweight cotton seer
suckers and cords are san
forized-shrunk; less than 10
. shrinkage. Also cool rayons.
Single and double breasteds
in stripes, plain shades and
mixtures. Sizes from 36 to
so in the group.
IS Mems Originally 6.95
Gabardine "Rain or Shine"
Coats. Cotton gabardine in
natural tan. Sizes SO to
46 -3.99
3 Mems Originally 1895
Tropical Summer Suits.
Lightweight rayons in a tan
shade. Regular, 1913; Long,
1/46; Stout, 1/46.----5.00
8 Mems Originally 1898 All
Wool Gabardine Sport Coats.
Tan, blue and brown. Reg
ular sizes, 1884, 1875, 3/37,
2/38, 1/42-----------8.S
3 Mems Originally 1898 Tan
Corduroy Sport Coats. Single
breasted, 3-button draps
models. Si1es IS to ~, S.75
" % MnrT II; STORE 'As
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Women's Originally SIC
RAYON SATIN
SLIPS
CSC

Just 100 to sell. Broken
sizes and colors. Lacy and
tailored styles. Perfect and
irregular.
300 If PERI, 59c Rayon Knit
Panties and Step-ins in reg
ular sizes 29c
60 Orig. 1.39 Women's Cot
ton Slax Slips, soiled from
handling -----89c
IS II PERI, $50 Women's Cot
ton Union Suits, broken sizes,
47c
Cotton Underwear. The Hecht
Co. Basement etore.)
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Originally 4.95 and S.95
JUMPERS AND
JERKIN SUITS
2.B8

just 81 jumpers of rayon
crepe or spun rayon. Gored
or pleated skirts. Sizes IL
striped seersucker jerkin
suits with red-trim. Sizes
8 to 13.
(Sports. Third Floor.
The Hecht CO..
Evening star., 1943-06-10
HOUSECOATS

3-Orig. 1898 eaded
Trimmed Housecoats, size IL
and IA -13.99
2-Oris. $500 Sequin Flow
cred Housecoats, size II, 9.99
7-Orig. 1899 Navy Tailored
Rayon Crepe Robes, sizes IA.
40 and AZ 42--7.9 7.99
Orig. 1899 Bead Trimmed
Housecoats, sizes IL and IA,
7.99
1-Orig. 7.99 Red Corduroy
Brunch Coat, irregular size
IL 2.99
tHousecoats and Negligees.
Third Floor, The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Odds and Ends Of
100 and $50
Curtains
79c

Tailored and ruffled styles.
Some irregular. Some are
samples. Some are display
pieces. Mostly one and two
of a kind.
800 yds. If PERI, 100 Novelty
Cotton Homespuns, 48 and
so inches wide. Lengths of
from l to 2 yards - 49c yd.
Is Orig. 1.69 Printed Cotton
Chintz Boudoir Chair Cow
erS - 100
tDomestics, The Hecht Co.
Basement Store.)
Evening star., 1943-06-10
DARK SHOES
2.95

Both Fashion Mode and
Marcy styles in the group.
Sandal types, pumps and OK
fords with high Cuban and
low heels. Broken sizes from
3l2 to 9. Be sure to bring
your Ration Book No. / with
coupon II still intact. Do
not tear from book, please.
(Women' Shoes. Main Floor.
The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Tresalars Of S9c Famous.
Make
RAYON HOSE
CSC

Full fashioned, AZ gauge
sheer rayon hose reinforced
with rayon top and cotton
feet. New summer shades in
sizes 81a to 1917.
200 Seconds, 27c Rayon Cir
cular Knit Hose in broken
24O Thirds of &c Full-fash-
ioned Rayon Hose in sizes 9
and 101a-- -42c
800 If PERI, 19c Children's
Anklets, sizes 8 to 101s- 10c
250 Thirds Of 39c Rayon Cir
cular Knit Hose, sizes 61a to
101a --15c
(Hosiery. The Hecht Co.
Basement Store
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Originally s3.f9 to s3.99 Boys
SPORTS
OXFORDS
2.88

All white or white-and-
brown. Leather and rubber
soles. Sizes 212 to 9 in the
group.
Bring your Nation Book No.
with coupon II attached.
Do not tear it out, please.
125 Orig. 2.95 Leather Soled
Play Shoes. No ration cou-
pom required. Some dam
aged. Broken sizes--1.99
(Children's Shoes, The Hecht
Co.. Basement Store.)
Evening star., 1943-06-10
BOYS
FURNISHINGS

Is Originally 1.65 Boys Lei
sure Jackets in Sanforized
cotton herringbone. Blue,
tan and green. Sizes 1 to
10 1856
20 Originally 2.45 Boys But
ton-on Washable Novelty
Long Pants Suits. Some
sailor types. Broken sizes 2
to 10. White and Navy 1876
lS Originally 3.99 Boys Cot
ton Jacket and Overall Set.
Tan, blue and green. Bro
ken sizes 3 to 10---2.96
(Boys' Clothing, Second Floor,
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-06-10

; Double Window Awnings
without Frames, made with
36-in. drop, 9-inch valance
and 36-in. projection on----1.99
8 Orig. 3.69 Ivory Wood Stat
Venetian Blinds, 28 in. wide
and A inches long. Cornice
board included--2.90
Evening star., 1943-06-10
7mPeftecf QNd Per1ecf
RAYON SATIN
SLIPS
Bic

None with any serious de-
fects. Bias cut for better
fit. Lacy and tailored styles
in tearose and darker shades.
Both regular and extra sizes.
Nineerie, The Hecht Co.
Basement Store.)
Evening star., 1943-06-10
1000 pairs Originally 35'
KEYSTONE
DRESS
SHIELDS
25c pr.

Discontinued styles Of cot
ton dress shields in white or
flesh color in regular or
crescent shapes. And you
need so many Of them for
summer!
Originally 55c Silk on Main
sook Dress Shields in white
or flesh color. Regular or
crescent shapes -29c pr.
120 Originally 2.75 "Lili"
Cottage Garden Cologne
Sets. Two 4-ounce bottles.
One scented for day, one for
night. Discontinued set.
1875
Some toiletries subject to
10No tax
tTolletries, Main Floor.
The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Just 90 Originally 500
SUMMER HATS
2.BB

A group so varied you're sure
to find the one you've been
looking for. Bonnets, brims,
sailors and calots in a wide
choice of colors.
100 Orig. 3.95 to 5.95 Sum-
mer Straws and Casual
Felts 100
IL Orig. SIS to 6.95 Hat and
Bag Sets 200
millinery. Third Floor.
The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1943-06-10
100 GLASS
PICTURE
FRAMES
LOO

Handsome decorated glass
frames for 8x10-inch photos.
With easel backs. Make
ideal gifts.
(Toiletries, Main Floor,
The .Hecht co..
Evening star., 1943-06-10
HandkerchiefS

200 Imperfects Of 25c Cotton
Printed Handkerchiefs in
pretty floral patterns,
2 for 25c
(HandkerchiefS. Main Floor,
The HeCht Coz
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Originally 5.99
SPRING
DRESSES
800

Rayon crepe one-pc.
frocks also some
S m a r t pc. su l t
dresses. Broken sizes.
(Thrift Dresses.
Third Floor
Evening star., 1943-06-10

A"lNllNOS
20 Single Window Awnings,
green and grey painted
stripe. 48-inch drop includ-
ing valance, 80 inches wide
and 30-inch extension 4.50
! Roll-Up Awnings, green
and-grey painted stripe. eft.
drop, 6-ft. wide e-- 5.98
l Roll-Up Awning, green
and-grey painted stripe. g.
it. drop, 612-ft. wide 5.9S
2 Roll-Up Awnings, green
and-grey painted stripe. g.
IT. drop, TIT. wide e-6.9S
l Roll-Up Awning. red.
white and green painted
stripe. 6-ft. drop, 6-ft. wide.
4.50
4 Porch Awning Covers,
without frames, painted red,
white and green stripe. 60
inch drop including valance,
SIT. wide, 42-in, extension.
1898
3 Porch Awning Covers. with
out frame. Painted green
and-grey stripe. 6O-inch
drop including 42-inch eX-
tension, 5l2-ft. wide, AZ
inch extension n---------11.50
IL Single Window Awning
Covers, no frame. AZ inches
wide. 45-inch drop including
valance, 30-inch extension.
2.9s
awnings. Fourth Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1943-06-10
ORIG. 1885 to 1895
SPRING DRESSES

Royon eobordines in posteI shodes =. .
royon orepes, oIso royon sheers, in solid
eoIors, polka dots and prints. Sizes for
misses. Just 81 to sell.
10 Orig. SIS to 1895 One of-o-Kind
Dresses for misses. Royon crepes and
(Better Dresses. Third Floor The He
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Originally sI.39 to sI.99
SUMMER HATS
59c

Fabrics, felts and straws in
the group. Bonnets, brims
and calots, in black, navy,
white and colorS.
millinery. The Hecht Co.
Basement Store)
Evening star., 1943-06-10
WONEN'S
HOSIERY

1856 Originally 90c and 96c
Rayon Hosiery In sheer and
service weights. Broken
sizes and colors -58c
1S0 Prs. Whipcord Rayon
Hose. Ideal for walking.
Sizes 10 and 1912 only SOC
100 Originally 39c Softies
brushed rayon socks in
pretty pastels. Broken sizes,
19c
(Hosiery, Main Floor.
The Hecnt co..
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Slat Shades

(Domestics. The Hecht
Co.. Basement Store.)
Evening star., 1943-06-10


BATH MATS
Many Of them soed some ore seoonds-o few
discontinued potterns-but every one is on ex-
celent value ond yours at considerable saving!
Note the two famous nomes-Connon and ColIowoy .
your trademark for quality.
zoo Originally 79c Bath Towels 22x44 inches Solid
color With striped border Sc
200 Originally 10c to 15c Assorted Wash Cloths 12x2
inches. White with colored border IL for LOO
700 Originally 2sc jacquard Pattern Wash Cloths 12x12
inches 19c
200 II Perfect 11s Bath Towels, 24x4s inches White
and Solid colors 5sc
10 Originally 5Sc Plaid Bath Towels 2ox40 inches Green
blue ,ec
500 Originally eoc Face Towels, 16x27 inches jacquard
weave 39c
1e1 If Perfect 1.1s Bath Towels, 22x44 inches Solid
$50 Originally Soc Bath Towels, 22x44 inches Solid
colors with striped borders 49c
10 II Perfect 10s White Bath Mats 17x30 inches-7sc
(Toves Fifth Foor, co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-10
Otto 10 Attend Mass
For Freedom Of Austria

Archduke Otto OF Austria and
members of Congress, the diplo-
matte corps and the courts have
been invited to solemn high mass
to be sung at the National Shrine
of the Immaculate Conception at
Catholic University II am. Sum-
day to offer prayers for an early
Allied victory and freedom for Aus
tria.
The mass will be held in connec-
ton with the fifth year of German
occupation of Austria. Walter Won
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-10
las D. {. SeIectees
Report for Active
Duty Tomorrow
l36 Go to Army Comps,
Nine Will Enter Navy
And One in Coast Guard

A total of las District men in
Quoted into the armed forces on
March 4 will go on active duty to-
morrow.
The group includes one white
Selectee for the Army, Morton w
Harmed 1856 colored selectees for
the Army, nine colored selectees
for the Navy and one for the Coast
Guard. In addition to Mr.. Harmed,
those scheduled to report are:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-10

Schuschnigg, former Austrian con-
sui in South America and brother
of Kurt Won Schuschnigg, last
chancellor of Austria, will attend
the mass.
The Rev. Thomas Michels. Key
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-10

port, N. J., former dean of the Uni
versity of Salzburg, Austria, will be
the celebrant The Very Rev. Ig-
natius Smith, dean Of the School of
Philosophy of Catholic University,
will give the sermon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-10

forced to seIf-denii
Quences because of
BLESSED RELIEF h:
reward OF many SUE
porarily. who have [
VON'S TABLETS. S
tell of what they ca
Tablets have done 10
other trials for rel
This gentle formula
plus, irritating stom
and protect inhame
thus more readily al
processes to work.
of stomach ulcers
stomach acid, or "
ton. gas heartburn,
cause--you. too, {
prompt relief ri
out rigid LIQUID d
TRIAL SIZE packagp
100, $3.50 sizes,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-10
REM EMBER
THIS FIRST

UuTIng TITS sweeping Wave OF
Miserable Colds
Take no chances in these days of
spreading colds, count on only depend
able medication when fighting colds
pains and aches. Take St. Joseph
Aspirin: No aspirin can do more for
you. None is faster, none more de-
pendable. In buying aspirin demand
the world largest seller at loo,
genuine, pure st. Joseph Aspirin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-10
Remarkable Treatment for
STOMACH DISTRESS
From Too Much Stomach A ci1

Are you tortured with
the burning misery of
too much free stomach
acid which causes you
70 suffer with terrible
enawlng agony even
when the stomach is
empty? Are you teas
lngly prodded with a
desire to eat but
al for fear of conse-
gastric hyperacidity?
is often been the happy
III sufferers, even tenn
ried the gentle formula
lncerely grateful people
II the wonders" Von's
y them even where
lief have disappointed.
aims to counteract sur
ach acid and to soothe
"a stomach surfaces
lowing Natures healing
II you suffer symptoms
caused by too much
,u suffer from indiges-
hloating-due to this
should try Von's for
.ght at home with
liet. Get special 30c
E. Also available 81 rs,
At your druggist.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
DETROIT LIVESTOCK PRICES

Reef cows hulked A. $40 75rie 50 with a
srriUkNng II good cows Sl2 Is 10 % 2b
Gamer, ana cutters hulked A. 81 50 ~ 30 80
Medium 20 good HIGHT stock steers found
-. medium grazing steers went out at
CALVES Weeks sstahle recein,s $50
NeiIers held steady throughout Good and
choice grades hulked ~ the daily ST. top
some good vealers went ~ St6 50 and the
spread NJ Sl3 i6 took most common and
medium kinds
HOGS Weeks salahle receipts : 200
Butchers scaling $50 lbs. upward advanced
ID 20 % cents during the week mostly
Is cents as lighter weights and other
classes held generally steady From
Wednesday IN. 10000 10. trIcked-ih
butchers bulked at S14.4OTI4 so. some
2OO-225 IN weights topping AZ Si4 20 70
small Killers Sorted rail hogs scaling
around 22O-235 lbs also brought Sl4 20
Lights. averaginr $50 lbs and less. cleared
late from S13.75u14 50 Sows bulked at
Sl3 D. ~ % so. stagsA Si2fl 1925
LAMBS AND SHEEp Weeks salahle
receipts 5. Zoo. shSrn yed lambs again pre-
dominated bat The SUPPLY Was lighter than
last week ON the initial session. tat shorn
lambs sold steady ~ Is cents lower. mostly
steady. but strengthened later and wound
up strong ~ p cents higher Common
kinds gained fully So cents Good 10 choice
earned Si4 - 70 rs 80. good grade offerings
with No > pelts largely l4.I5dl IS. me-
dunn grade light shorn lambs sold down
TO SI3 while Gull and common offerings
spread from s. - 80. most sales. S91
II %. Odd packages q native spring
lambs commanded S1iul625 Shorn
slaughter ewes ruled strong % as much
As 50 cents higher. common 30 choice Of
ferinCs selling late from S6qa, only very
hght eulls down 10 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22

Although hog receipts al the
Detroit stockyardS were the
heaviest Of any week so far this
year butchers scaling $50 lbs. up
ward gained 15c-20c during the
four-day period. In the cattle
alleys demand centcred on good
fed steers and low grade COWS.
NcalerS held steady throughout
and lambs found ready sale.
CATTLE Weeks salable receipts. , 375.
Good fed steers sold stfong 20 a shade
higher while common and medium grades
encountered a drHggy weak market with
spots as much a. 2tc lower However.
s'1cker huvers bought common thin feshsd
hight steers suitable for grazing 50 70 was
only the plain quality steers with weight
nat had 10 sell Go killers at weaker prices
on cows % was just the reyttse Medium
and good beef COWS generally Wound a sew
trade AZ steady o. weak prices while can
nevs. cutters and common cows were quickly
absorbed ~ strong rates Weighted nN
comparatively liberai tece'pis bulls sagget
fully 25c in Instances 5uc. drOppipg me
WaWical top 90 weighty sausage oaerinss
IL &i8
Medium and good fed steers and warnings
sold manly within Sl4HI6 limits gp9d
grading kinds sold readily a. SIS. 501 Is -
while neshy but not tat l.3i0-lh Holsteins
brought Slf Common % low medium steers
went % killers Al SIP 20 ~ - including a
package a. light on-colored grassers AZ
SIPS Most heifers were medium and
common kinds Of value 20 sell downward
from SIT hut odd good heifers realized
SO and mixed steers and heitefs SIS So.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
CoIors Future Economic Trend in Nation

Unless The problem thought through
facilities built and financed by arSenaS
democracy might color the future
II recognized that competitive OF such plants
perhaps subsidized by would make the healthy
functonng private enterprise difficult impossible The
flow of capital industry depend
how this problem is handled.
If TIE nation drifts there might be camor at time of
readuStmen
work and such might well initiate
the ability enterprise function effectively providing
goods
William R4ehdai president Of ADMINISTRATIONS Canadian
and author Of The Common Problem
the discussion Mr. DeVeTnne and Mr. Yenda took the
The high and
profits both the United States Canada
dcpvng corporations OF the opportunity TO accumulate sufficient
the
Of recovering plants Yendall
expressed hope provide
peStprnne added
of currently being administered
would add the financial pinch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
Expand Program

u. S. Rubber Co. announces
that its nationwide transport
tation maintenance program.
successfully in operation for
the past year, will be greatly
expanded and supplemented to
help get the country over the
last hump of tire shortage.
Rubber Director letters recently
set the remaining period OF
crisis at one year.
According to the u. S. Rubber
plan, an Inspector provided by
the tire distributor will inspect
each tire and tube on the truck
er's fieet-either at the truckers
garage or the distributors place
of business. The inspector will
make a written report on the
condition of all tires and tubes
and will certify to the need for
new tires, tubes or recapping
service when required.
The inspector will also pro-
vide, upon request, a form to be
used by the feet operator to
compile the necessary data for
every truck as required on a
monthly report to the ODT: a
booklet, How to Save Truck
Tires; truck tires imitation
char, heavy service tire manual,
tire mileage record cards, u. S.
truck conservation corps decals,
all in the interest of Keeping
En- Rolling"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-22
IGNORE WAR ORDERS

These conclusions were derived
from a nationwide survey OF 3,446
small manufacturers which owl
recently conducted al the request
of the army navy. the maritime
commission and the War Produc-
ton Board.
Owl also said that some 81
per cent Of the nations $1,000
Slngle-plant companies have not
even tried 10 gel war contracts
because their products were not
required for war or because they
had enough civilian business.
The information agency found
that only II per cent Of the small
companic. had failed in efforts 10
ObtdIn war work.
Although such small manufac-
turcrS have frequently voiced
strong protests Of alleged diScrlmi-
nation in distributing war con-
tracts, Owl did not uncover
evidence Of undue hardship result
ing from lack Of orders.