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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-22
PILGRIM JRS. BEST

With nearly eight points tailed, Pilgrim Juniors won a close, but hieh-scoring game 40-S7 from the st. Thomas CYO basketball team at the Pearl Street gym Wednesday night; Sabia's IA points being a high-scoring effort for the winners, as Sileo got 10 and Marinara 5 while Byrnes, with IS points was high-scorer of the contest. Byrnes Is scheduled to leave Waterbury for U. s. Army induction next week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-22
NOTICE

STATE of CONNECTICUT. DIS TRICT of WATERBURY, ss. PRO. BATE CoURT Jan: iSth; 1saS. in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly at. tested within said time,. will be indebted to said estate are request ed to make immediate payment to
 JOSEPH TOCCHIO, High St.. Administrator. Waterbury, Conn. 1.20.3t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-22
Legal Notices
NOTICE

TRIcr of of WATERBURY, ss. PRO BATE COURT, Jan. 21st lS4S. ESTATE of VINCENT 4. .SCULLY, late of the town of Waterbury, in said district, deceased.
 District of Waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly att tested, within said time, will be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are request ed to make immediate payment to
 THOMAS r. MOORE. iO3 Concord St., Administrator. Waterbury, Conn. I.2s.st
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-22
WANT QAe MILEAGE

l9A1 NASH Lafayette 3-dr. Sedan
 J. c. MOTORS, INC. 17 Willow St. Dial S.2lSI
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-22

INTERNATTorIAHs--Panele le2 ton truck. Good rubber. Price reason. able. Call 4e1657.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-22
NOTICE

DISTRICT of wATERTowN, ss. COURT Of PROBATE, Jan. 9th. 1898. ESTATE of MICflAEL CHESTER, late Of WATERFOWL. in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the Dls- trlct of Watertowni hath limited and allowed six months from the date ss.s.a hsrscs Tor vhss sns ossaseors M Cs sssS sa settlement.
 Those who neglect to present their aecounts, properly Ateeated, within said time, will bo debarrad 0 rec eovery. Ali persons Indebted to said Estate are requested to make In. mediate payment to
 ELf1ABETFz CHESTER, t.se.st AdmIhlstrRtFix.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-22
NOTICE

STATE of coNNRcTIcUT, DIS.
 TRicT of WATERBURY,, ss. PRO.
 BATE COURT, January 2eth, 1898.
 ESTATE of ALBANIA 0iu0LiANo
 aka, ALBINA 0INlLiAkO, late
 Of the town of Waterbury, m
 Tke ourf of Probate for che pls. trlcE of waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof Cor the creditors os said estate Co exhibit their claims for settlement, Those who negleet tO present ihelP aeeounts, properly atteateds within said umss VIII bs debarFod a recovery, All persons Indebted to aai1 estate arc rec anssisd Q make immediate pay ~ ALFRED nEuqLgANo.
 ss kas,en q. sn... Aamlnisi.PslseF'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-22
Legal Notices
NOTICE

sTATE TRTcr of wGHG4ASMRsGRT GGAMaGGnRsGTos s:. PRe Gs- BATE COURT, Jan. I4ths i94S' ESTATE of CHARLES ELGlNEs, late of the town of Waterbury, The Court of Probate for the Dis. trict of waterbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect eo present their accounts, properly 9t. tested, within said time,. VIII De Indebted to said estate are request. cd to make immediate payment to
 ERNEST MAZAIKA,
 10 Porter St., AdmlnistrHtor. Waterbury, Conn. 4.20"St
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-22

1887 FORD { Door Sedan. Heated
 JOHN J. COLLINS, INC. 30 Willow St. Dial 3.2l24
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-22
AutOnloI'biles
Nesv Car Dealers
ass ana Hesna

Automobiles For Sale
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Progress in IS Months

Or Caldwell chary Of his ad-
iectiVeS. was at a loss 70 get
enough Of them in describing
the progress in the rubber IN
duSlry.
I'VE have done In Is months
with synthetics what We accom-
plished In passenger tires In 80
odd -AearS,"4 hn-Sl! IA IA q Il TIP
I'm 1906 the average miles
on a passenger tire WAS i.0A =
miles. In 1918 II WAS $4,000
miles and now II IL better than
$4,000.
But look nj synthetic tires.
Starting almost from nothing
In February. 1912. just year
later We were making "A fire
which. while not AZ good as the
PFp-"ar tife-is M In the WPB
standard for the 80 nv % tire
for the army. That's what I
call progress, miraculous prog
ress."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
BtRUCH APPOINTED

Yet. hOpefulneSS is entertained
that aroused public sentiment Will
Induce the administration 10 e&er-
-CTSp nT0Tp backbone IN brTrg1r1e
recalcitrant labor leaders under
reasonable legs iatJVe control The
appointment OF James + BSrneS
as director of war mobilization
and his selection Of the vastly
experienced Bernard VI. Raruch
as his right-hand adviser, are &C
copied as concessions 10 tho
nationwide dissatisfaction with
the running Of the war
Under these circumstances, " lS
astonishing that. Notwithstanding
the very favorable war news. buy
ing Of stocks has become less
avid.
II is significant. however that
activity has leSScned during weak
spells Also that demand has
lately tended away from tho least
mcrItoriouS ISSUES 10 sounder IN
vest ment stocks.
ChartI>ts, and Wall Street gen
orally. are inclined 10 accept a
summer lull. with perhaps easing
quotations But the preponderence
OF financial opinion Is that the bull
market which began in April Of
last year Will revive before 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Late Selling
Sends Stocks
Downward

NEW YORK. June IA GNS)-
Tho stock market was weak to-
day with important pivotal shares
off as much as points AT some
times.
Trading. which had been dull in
the morning hours, picked up as
intensive selling came into the
market and drove leading shares
down. The groups hardest hit
were the StoelS, rails and rail
equipments
Some peace stocks gained
small fractions. Stocks Which were
off at one time , points were
AtchlSon. Southern Pacific. Union
Pacific and American Car and
Foundry,
Among The leading shares which
registered 10 ! point losses
were Bethlehem, L. $. Stce |,
ChrySler, Illinois Central, Penn
SytVania, International Telephone
and Johns ManVille.
Bonds were quiet with prices
holding close 10 Saturdays close.
Curb issues followed tho lead OF
tho big board and moved subStan-
tally lower in moderately active
trading.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Steel Shipment
Abroad Seen
Heaviest in Year

An important factor I'm tho
fCh'cnnC situation n stool Dolly
erR may be- foand an increased
shipment of >cmIlu,hcd material
abroad says Steel
Present indications arc third
quarter movement VIII be the
heaviest IN more than a year m
sharp contrast with last fan when
tonnage accumulated Al ports was
Offered for sale and orders on
WI. books were Cancelled Since
'Gcn tho quantity moved under
Icnl-ICa>o has been small. until
late February when IL started 10
increase.
This rcSurEenco OF exports re-
fleets The easier shipping situation
as more vessels arc clearing
American ports and arriving
safely a recent decrease IN ocean
insurance rates by LloydS is an
earnest of the better shipping sit
+r-s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Processing speeded

Not only have there been I'd
NanCcS made IN the wearing
quality Of synthetic ruhhor but
great strides have been made
in the processing equipment,
DR. Caldwell pointed out.
"a year ago our processing
equipment for synthcties WAS
about 80 percent of orr stand
ard crude equipment" he stated.
THAT IL. We needed two plants
10 produce the new rubber IN
one for the old, Now II Is up
Ia 80 and 90 percent. We need
only 10 perfect II about 10 per
cent 10 bring IL up 90 the ~
ficiency of our former work.
That IL just another side to
our story of miraculous prog
ress. Germany and no other
nation can equal IL, let alone
beat It,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
The Pied Piper!

Nearest thing 10 bad news
was when Bill Richards old
newspaper man now with Owl
had q slight heart attack
after running up and down four
fights of stairs az tho MuSke-
con Chronicle office followed hy
the start Of 2 golf game. After
a short rest, however. Bill
snapped hack and returned with
the gang although nc was I'M
able 10 continue with his bridge
lessons
And Charlie Kinney Of The
Detroit Bank was dubbed the
Pied Piper Of Nenomjnee' he
cause he paraded through the
streets with 1T least 200 kids
on his heels 10 the nearest pop
store where he popped for
drinks.
HIS only casualties were three
bolt loops torn of hls trouSer,
by the smaller children who
were hanging on 50 as not 70 be
left behind.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Possibilities MANY

Or Caldwell pointed out that
the possibilities 81 synthetic are
inst being discovered For IN.
stance Buna & tires arc better
for harder wear. II is mupl-.
mere effet,tt tt'-ta-tf4 aft plane 4. II
than the natural rubber -
Bu'yl an American synthetic.
has been found niue h better
than crude for tubes. II holds
an better
In tho future Dr. Caldwell
predicted cautiously. We may
500 tubes of ono synthetic. the
tread ~ tho tire Of another and
the sidewalks a combination Of
several types
we have learned how tn
ma Ike it," SAID Or Caldwell.
Now We are learning how tn
use It,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Centralized Controls in England

Of having agencies handle federal regulation of
the food industry the British attempt ccnrale all controls
including price raonlng supply subsidies and standardization IN
the agency
iteteati after arbitrary tettttes c British
speed the and
primarily concerned with directing the flow agricultural
The British have with tho assistance Of easelend their
budgearH order controlling the basic
initiation They have further the direction of heavy
and aeecae diversion of savings to the
eminent But their superiority apparent than real
since They have shifted OF the burden 10 our budget through
end
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Farmers Market

FRI IT Apnies Delicious fancy ~
3 80 IN 40 J. 50 GOffl so z 81 d.
Mclr'osh fanc, 81 t0Tf hu 40 q ",
3 % 80 2 81 30 Northern sp,s fAncy,
ssh so M No : - 5Op4 tonf'hans'
NJ f-t9 1913 bu So 2 81 50 Steeles
Red fancy 50 5O15 bu. No 81 Sona:.
No 2 81 So S'raWberres fancy. sri
2f.qt Nrais 81 50 500 10 so
LETTUCE kND SALAD GREENS :
Head ettnce. 10. Sl75a2 hp. lee,
Lettuce. 40 ~ 2.ol 80 hu 10 ?,
poe E,caro.s 10 g. - 2575 bu 70,
VEGETABLE GREENS sorret Sc q
&c Isl ~ Mustard SO : 81, 70f -
70 ?. g. Turin greens. ~, I'D
y vFGETABLES- MISC 49, Asrsrsru,L
fancy i.75V2 dor hens No 81 7sn,
50. No , 81 Reefs SO l. 81 50 dor.
hchs Carrots topned No l. 81 zSTi IN.
nu. So. ? 81 Chivss No 7Sc 81 aos-
Forserafish No ! $50 M 80 81 5I
Ieekt No ]. 81 rs n 2 dT1, bchs Onionsg
green fancy. 81 d0z hens. M 4 ~ ID,
Sc 40 . tS1i SOC \Oniors DIV No ~
81 1919 Is s0.ih sack Parsnins No ~
S3u 3 % IN. No ? SIS Radishes out
door 40. 81 257 so doy hchs No ~
81 outdoor Rhuharn fanc, 7Se dor.-
nchS. No ! Ii0Q soc. 80 q ass s0r so,.
bchs Tomsuoss ho'house Nn Ss7ssL
ltlh hskt I " 81 Turnps. 80. 81
81 So doy hchs n
PtANTs veFe'shls' 81 Sat Flor.rt.
MISC - fai Gsraniums. no. 4. 81 BlS
ii-pot fat; 80. 2, e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
DELIVERIES DROP

tpetl\elCS on current steel
orders are rcCcding steadily m
spite of practically capacity pro-
duc'ion Plates, under close super
vision hy War Production Board
are beng supplied 10 >hlplardS.
the largest consumers. strictly on
schedule and stocks are kept close
10 needs. inventory beng held to
ionnaCeS that Will prevent DELAYS.
Occasionally some Shcared plates
are delinquent Al the month-end
nut tins is corrected with little
delay.
Bars are available on steadily
rcCedlng deliveries. although small
sizes can be placed IN small lots
tor tt4tt- --Stt rtptnrut.- with August
available on medium sizes. MANY
mills arc booked almost Soldlv
for third quarter on small and
medium and practlcaily all arc
out OF the market on large sizes
for third quarter. some having
nothing before November.
SteelworkS operations last
work dropped : p0iniS 10 Co.
per cent OF capacity, lowest since
March f912- Pittsburgh was
hardest hit. dropping 81 points
to 80 per cent. Wheeling lost S
points 10 So per cent, Cleveland
p point 10 % Cincinnati 8 points
10 SIS and Birmingham : points 10
% ST. Louis gained y points Ia
81 = fprt- rent ami Detroit 3 POINTS
10 s. Rates were unchanged ~
Chicago. % per cent, New Eng
land 95 Young 81, eastern
Pennsylvania %; Buffalo 80 =.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Truck Tires Better

Rubber companies have spent
$1,000 600 a year N research for
tho past 30 years Or. Caldwell,
estimated. and have saved the
motoring public s. billions in
that time, IN cost of tires and
in safety and comfort
Passenger tire progress will
he much slower In the next
decade than in the past one"
he predicted we are very near
perfection and can do little
more.
But in truck tires. We are
Just finding out things. We can
reNolutionize the building Of
truck tires and We will"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Grace, The Cyclist

AZ MaCkinac Island Adman
Tod Grace age 80 amazed
even his fondest admirers with
his proWeSS.
a group started off on BIZ
cycles amidst a lot Of rubbing
10 cycle around the emile drive
which rims me island, with Ted
IN the van Ilc not only led all
the way but loft the pack far
behind AZ the finish.
And when the Book-Cadllac'S
Fay Thomas had 10 leave the
cruise al MuSkegon to fly back
for business reasons. Statler :
Herb BlunCk and Fort Shelby 5
Ed Frawley took over the
added hosting burden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15

Move TO Extend
Industry Control
BY Is. &. FORBES

In the business and financial
world apprehension is being in
cited over what is interpreted as
new moves by the administration
to extend its domination over
private enterprise.
p Substituting of various products
is cited. Even organized farmers
object, The grocery manufacture
erS of America express fearful
ness lest subsidies be employed to
bring the entire food Industry
under unprecedented government
control not only during the war
but thereafter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Fashionable TO Point 10 British Sterilization

II fashionable nowadays for labor economists point with
pride British experience Sterilization. In doing
this they allowance for the differences the
and institutions of the two countries Britain has barely
third tho population o the United and before the
ported Of It's foodSu6 and materials Moreover unlike
United
the
burden the United States through cacnd As long other
United leaning
should not be regarded models for MS to follow 1t
planners control the
pricing Of lend deal
production Of 100000 workers American
example If analogy follow. would he better
study and emulate the food and other economic mechanSms
worked successfully The United States during the first
world And Bernard NJ Baucf and Herbert C. Hoover key
the earlier effort fortunately still available.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
MINERS FINED

True also. Secretary lckes.
deputied 10 run the coal mines
for tf1r government ff7t~-ttad- tire
courage TO announce fines on
striking mlncrS.=
But the administration has re-
fused 10 come out uneqdiVocaiiF
in FAVOR Of bringing unions under
control similar Ia that imposed
upon business enterprises.
Also. tho War Labor Board has
peTSiStonfIy eVaded shouldcring
responsibility FOR settling the coal
rirSpr1tr. II fTaS pxfrfbrtcd COW
ardlre rather than courage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Canadian Loadinqs
Increase in Week

OTTAWA. June II - Loadlngs
on Canadian railroads during the
week ended June 5 totaled $3.50
cars against 62.003 in the previous
week and $3.50 for the like week
last year, according TO the Do
mInIon Bureau OF Statistics Load
InCS for the year 10 June ; totaled
l,i26 S65 against l440,354 IN the
like 1912 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
England Held Poor
Economic Model

nder irresponsible or incompetent leadership wokinCmen
tanabe
Although according Donald NJ. Nelson chairman Of the
War Production Board government IS planning
making and other so of all
l. : m 1913 labor economists fItey demanding
tenanCc OF the and Sterilization
There would be far less such
ohNated As Ions government dNcrS increasing OF
production for Warmakng purposes. 1 impossible freeze
living standards which temporarily rccedc. Winston
Churchill prepared people this backSdnC when
promised them only blood, and tears
special
advocating roll backs and other miracles from
the consequences which already
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Wheat
Lower

CHICAGO, June II GNS)-
Wheat futures were heavy late
today with the market yielding as
much as lssC and finishing on the
lows of the session. July sank 20
81 IA from a high of Sl.45a s,
Final prices were lac to 1asc
lower.
Oats showed losses ranging 10
1i2c. July eaSed 10 STAG. Last
prices were sc to | sac off.
Corn finished unchanged and
rye li2c TO Use down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Reese Was Workino

The hoyS took MuSkoEon by
storm and We spotted President
Jack Reese Of Continental Mo-
tors walking down the main
stem -one Of his big plants Is
there- looking a little amazed
"a MIA ~ be- ot friends ne
bumped into. lie was working
and not on the trip.
Allan Dean Of the Board OF
Commerce and Harold Olsen OF
PennSY-Ccntral failed 10 make
the boat on the return trip
which makes them even wit h
Prosecutor E2il4- pau4 4pS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
CONGRESS LESS PLANT

The deduction widely drawn is
that those in power at Washing
ton have not rolinqulshed one lota
their eaSefneSs to expand pa
ternalISm.
The present Congress, however
is less plant. less ohSequious than
It's predecessors. Note the con-
demnation of the costly federal
cooperative farm projects cham
ploned by Prof ReXford Guy
TuGWell when the brain trust was
riding high. wide and handsome
These ventures, like some spon-
Sored by Mrs. Roosevelt. have
fIlzled
Nor have onConCS laborwISe
been regarded as entirely reaS-
Suring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Ind. Rdyon Adds
To Ohio P| LIANT

Substantial capital expenditures
Tor expansion of lis plant faClli-
Hes IA -pnrtherp- Ohio have been
authorized by directors Of Indus
trial Rayon Corp.
Expansion viii he made under
WPB ALLEGATION giving the com
panV an approximate One-thrd
share in the new program calling
for a large increase in high tenaC-
I1A,-tIre yarn prnductinn-acc
to Hiram RiNttz, president.
THE ALLEGATION OF this large
share To industrial rayon for
production OF tire yarn by it's
revolutionary continuous process
follows the conversion Of its
Cleveland plant 10 continuous
tire warn production and will
make il n leader i'm this new and
important field" he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
7 cast to Debs

Tn Tho dining room Hal
Trump and IIenH Montgomery
spent several hours loCtur'Dg
Councilman George Edwards
or t-o virtues OF Eugene DChS,
ire old Socialist
A. Tho conclusion az The Ice
ture Edwards proposed toa,i
20 DohS in ChampaGnc-Whlch
MaS done.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Idea Of Subsidies Also a Trick We Borrowed

subsidies has borrowed from British
trick statistical politics performed over
collective Great Britain
relate wages the Of living index faulty indicator
In this subsidies FOR foods employed so that the
food prices The deception
OF food families the
subsidy retail for foods plus portion
of increased taxes o provide subsidy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
TuII AI.0

CHICAGO J.re "a GNsl HOGS
20 600 idc ~ 20c hiEhsr. top S4 IS.
bulk Si4 fsu - 80 heaNy Slft51 10 30.
medium SO COS ~ 35 Hbhis So lo1
- ~ a light lghts siAdI4 Is packing
saws SiA e5dl4 pigs. Si2a l325
CATTLF Is GOO steady Calves 7on
STEADY Reef steers Good and choice SIS
1928 common and medium Sitn lsi
yesrlinEs Si3dis ~ Butchers Hefers
ti2n ~ IS COWS $40 snd1 80 bulls st1
~ SO caves so s. 50 feeder steers
Si20iS S'ocksrs Sfsers. Sf3U rs 10.
COWS aud hei'ers SioTIr
SHFFp > 600. steady lambs tl5H
sfG2f common St3 lo1iS. yesrlinCs
Sl7 .1o4it feeders Sli6 Is. ewes SIS 50
-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Dividends
D. & 6. Passenger Agent

Appointment of r. L. Rodgers
A. acting general passenger agent
for the Detroit and Cleveland
Navigation Co. has been an
nounced by James McMlllen gem
eral manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Livestock Markets

ca TIL -k-Gs }siN-@- -a--l "a 4an4f ala
pr Includes Is cars western cornnei
ea'is NJ All classes. beef steers and
hsifcrs slow scattered sAflN SAFES sea s
huf GIfe . Few cafffe vHhoui bids some
interests htdding weak 20 2'c lower co.'s :
tery scarce loV grade Kinds hrn be"'
COWS about s'eHdf. bulls fully 25C hirher
si6,krrE ARD fesfsrs SLOW, few sales
about seadt salss and niGs medium to
good fed steers and }esrHncs tl3 - ~
li 81 ufdiHm grzde steers and heifefS
rr .ksI 81. IS 80 30 par load good 81
In eurns western runs Si3 80 odd neat
sfr.r'I. GOOD naive cows N17 1u most
early sales beef COWS 81 25Gl3 Csnuerr
ard cutters largely SSti 10 - fev strong
weight gexht cutters 90 81 .ood sausa 1e
and beef huIls So 50 ~ ~ latter price
eariv TOP paid freely good 6iu.lp. stock
steer. So common tsiry rred sirds
CAVES Receipt. 6oo ,eaters weak 10
mostly soc lower Top sad bulk good and
choice grades SO % common and me
dunn largely No 50W - 80
HOGS 3 o0o h1ding 2ocr CHER On $50
"a 30O-Ih butchers and Zoe '0 ltc hgher
ON heavier weights asking slightly moro
advance larEr interest bidding Sii 20 70
So m or 600 7o0-ib hu'ch'rs
SHEET Receipie. : 'oo sales and bids
xhorn FED lambs weak 90 gfc lower
nogn'e deck rood % b shorn anhs No
petts SIS so load good 20 choice No I
nefrd lsubs held above Sii -. sheer
strong package shctH slaughter eves
with srung Nu I peifs So so some mo
dunn ~ rosr Iirds IS light Gull
ewes eligible down o. IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
New York Cotton

TT0HInCs-JUnF- 20 30 nOnInhIT AIEUfI
20.0s nominal September 70 Pc nominal
November 10 ~ nominal JanueVf 70 *
ron nal Fshrusrv 81 nomins April
70 % nom nal
N Mammal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15

BUY War savings stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered IN YOUR door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
WINNIPEG GRAIN

WINNIPEG. -Iuns "a ms Wheat
closed 1'sc tower TO-DAY oats and harley
unchanged. TSe &c 90 lc down.
WHFAT-lulN 81 90 3, n co. Octo-
her 81 % December, 81 02N. bid
OATS luy. October and December.
81 I.C hid
BARLEY-July, October ard December.
81 81 hid
RYE july. $3.50 hid, October, sea.c
-srfr- fIrrrrr nrr.--.itft
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
rITT>RI RGH

rtTTsPrRGH June u GNs Gait >
CFO stead steers tif ShT - medium
t0 good So ~ rs 90 common. Sl2 son
rs 50 he frts good ~ cnoIce SSH rs
medium to gpod Sl2 Soak n common
SqHi2 COWS. good 20 choice 81 Hon 10.
medium 90 so0f sl01ll Gamers and cot
TORS 80 90 g1o buHs. good 20 choice
so 5ppis - common 10 medium. slo1
Is 5u
HOGS COO active and ire higher. $50
$50 lbs Slt so 20 So lso goo hs Slf So
ala a. ouu.2 zu .us Sif 601fi 20 22u-
2so Ihs S1fj0o tt "a g5n 2on ms go 20
Hl4 i0. 2p0-75u ir. Slfui4 go. 'o0-l50
lbs Sl3 25H Is. roughs Si2 75tfi3 ~
SHEEP 700 steady choice lanhs
eli ppef Si4 so n - bO. medium m go0d
rjpped Sl2 250 ~ common lambs, clipped
&c 2STq % ewes clipped SbTs ws'h1fs.
clipped S6ashO sprinh 'srhs, Sl31 - p
CALVES 225 steady choice calves
steady. good and choice Sl6I Il 20 me-
dunn m GOOD. So IS culls common
IS II So