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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-03-23

Luce's maiden speech, bringing
this into the open. made Con-
gressiOnal history. It's been pre-
dicted that now that the Con
greSSwoman from Connecticut
has shown the way. a l0t Of 9TH
er first-termers viii be having
their say In the long run, this
undoubtedly viii De a healthy
thing. New blood is no good IL
IL doesn't flow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-03-23

cut away from the fire-gutted
training ship Caledonia the former
liner Majestic, now being broken
up on the floor of the Firth of
Forth.
Booty recovered runs from bulls
to beer and soap, including army
trucks, motorcycles, flour, cloth,
silk, tobacco, canned food and
nickel.
One ships hold was full of pack
ages of soap. The cartons had rot
ted and the soap had iellied into
a gooey mass. Salvagers scooped
il out and sold it to British laun-
dry operators for more than its
original price.
Another ship, carrying half a
million bottles of whisky, foun-
dered on the West Highlands
coast, providing local Scotsmen
with a windfall, but there still
were ample supplies for the sal
vagers to recover.
From a semi-submerged ship, 20
living pedigreed bulls. valued at
$260,000 and headed for South
America, were recovered by the
salvagers. The animals were
Graded in tarpaulins and hoisted
from the hold at low tide.
Japan is now considered our
chief enemy, Gallup poll finds
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-03-23

The panhandler approached the
walrus-mustached old man in
front Of the army and navy club.
Can you spare two bits
whined the bum.
Sir, you are talking 20 Gen.
Goodwin" roared the old man.
Il give no quarter"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-03-23
BY JACK sTINNETT

AP Features Service Writer
WASHINGTON, Mar. 3d.
Well, it has happened hereansi
mean freshman Congressman
(only in this instance it's a Con-
gresswoman) has made a mark.
Mrs. Clare Boothe Luce, with
her "globaloney" speech on post
war control of the world air
lanes, knocked the lid off an IN
ternational controversy that you
probably will be. hearing about
from now until doomsday. ii
In less than "a hours, itohsd
reverberations in the British Par
Lament, and you can lay odds
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-03-23

Japan is now considered our
chief enemy, Gallup poll finds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-03-23
BRITISH SALVAGE
BULLS AND BEER
FROM DEEP SEA
my Associated press,

LONDON, Mar. 22.-British sal
wage operators are reaping from
the ocean bed rash harvest of
supplies and war materials.
BY far their biggest recent haul
is the $4,000 tons of steel already
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
Missing Man, 81.
Found Frozen

PONTIAC, Feb. l12.-Frozen TO
death after becoming i'll along the
road, the body of Edward Atwood,
SO, missing from his Stoney Lake
home for more than "a hours, was
found early today beside the road
at Stoney Lake Park, north of
Oxford.
The mercury had dropped 40 de-
grees from Wednesdays high
mark of 30 when Atwood left
home 10 walk into Oxford. a dis
lance of two miles. Wednesday
night, Early last night it dropped
to one degree below zero in that
area.
Pontiac experienced zero
weather most of the night, with
snow flurries.
The unusually high temperature
and thaw of Wednesday took frost
cut of the ground prematurely and
caused water main 10 burst in
Bagley street when the sudden
freeze set in again yesterday
Water spouted four feet above
ground level. nearly flooding sur
rounding homes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
Two Lose Fight
To Regain Jobs
Al Buick Plant

FLINT, Feb. 1.-TWO JAW
Go members today lost a long
fight 10 regain their jobs, as the
result of decision by Umpire C.
Allen Dash Jr, which upheld their
dismissal by the Buick division
of General Motors Corporation for
participation in a showdown and
two-day strike.
They are Edmund Geiger and
Marion Butler, both discharged
last fall on orders of Col. George
Strong. plant protection chief for
the army air forces.
Colonel Strong later announced
he had no objection 10 their re-
hiring. but the company refused.
After union grievance procedure
had been exhausted the case was
given TO the umpire for decision.
Dash said the two men played
an important part in this entirely
irresponsible action which violated
the union agreement with the
company. and that they gave di-
rection and control 10 the slow
down which preceded the strike"
1t was estimated that the slow
down and strike caused a loss
of parts for 1000 bomber engines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
MARRIAGES. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Ford A. MCMILLAN. 70: Ruth y. Stacks. 20.
Clarence w. Newman, az; Dolores Twam-
ley 40
Donald NJ. Kositchek. "a: Gloria r. vin,on,
John z. Beck As; Vivian Winter, 81.
Albert z. Merrtth, 20; Isadera Lumas, 20.
Walter Pyzdak. 80; Tekla Kiish. so.
Joseph j, sherrange, Is; Anna Mae Slime
Earl J. Fletcher, zs' Mary pippin, "a.
francis a. Law. FL; Audrey @. Branstons
Joseph 1. GaIland, rs; Mary C. Barons, "a.
Don vreeiand, %: Ada Stewart, II:
EDWARD Anger as, a V,rr nse No Nv "a
Thomas A. =, MacLean, 20; Betty Jane
Joseph kosicsky, 20; LucilI. Lsski. as
Richard X. Murdzia, ~; Levina Thomas.
Aaron J. Beckman. 27: Clara 10th, n.
Fred Morga, 20; Dorothy Beach, III.
;siss cs1s io xss.si assss g.
Francis Lee Grundy. "a; Doris culbert, 20.
Sol Simon. "a; Florence Tutin. 10.
3n ase Ylya a.n ri H: as s sss ~
William T. Ellison. "a; Ruth r. Buck. 70.
Robert Morgan Gavin, IS; Virginia Kowal-
Walter James Deasy. 20; Grace Elizabeth
sulo suvanto. n: Eileen Larson, Is.
fTony Lsfats, 20: Calista Beckner. 10.
Aurele n. Gougeon. %; Mary Ann Burs
Vernon Maloy. Is; Sarah Goss.ns, 70.
Daniel Finn, 20; Claire schwartx, IL.
Anthony TroSS. Z. My'ierowic1. rs; Sophie
K.nnsis L. Raupp, 20; Viola Maria
nuford puvsi, 10; virginia Nichols. IL.
John Angus Murray. 10; Barbara >. TsI-
Melvin Allen. a.: Myrtle Brightwer. ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
Farmers Market

FRUITs-Apples. Baldvins, No. I. 81 u
IS bu. Delicious. fancy, S31 3 so bu
No. l. xiT5a2: Mcintosh. fancy, " n
? 50 bu. No. l. 81 sou rs; No. ?, 75e 2
81 Greetings, fancy, 81 SO bu. No l. sOc
a 81 as Northern Spies. fancy 81 2Sp 2 %
SHOWS. fancy, 81 IS bu, No. l. eoe . 81 Is;
No. 2. 5oa Use: Jonathans, fancy, 81 bu
No l. xi25d1.T5; No. 2 75c. Steele :
Red fancy 81 bu. No. I. Sl.25 2 IS.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
French endive. fancy. 81 5-lo. box; No. J.
MTscELLANEoUs vEGE BLEs
Beets. topped. No. !, siTl 80 hu No, 2
?. 7Sc red fancy 81 Is bu No. /. 81 50
~: No 2, yi.25 Carrots, topped. NO
I. SiT5a2 bu No. 2. Sini .25. Celery
root No 1, Sl75d2.25 bu. Celery cab
mage. No 1, So IS bu Horseradish. fancy
So bu No l. 81. SOFA No. 2. 81. Leeks
No l. xiai25 don. punches. Onions. dry
fancy 500 S0-lb. sack: No. ], 81 so n
I IS No. ?. yi25. Parsnips. No. /. 81 a
No 1. 81 asa /. so hi No. 2. 81. Potatoes
No 1, So Od7s0 lO0-lb. sack, No. 2
30qI5O Radishes, dollhouse, No.
81 doz punches, black. No. ], 81 ou, Rhu
barb. dollhouse fancy. son soc 5-lh. box
choice tOc: small. 75cGSl dor. punches
Rutabagas. No. /. 75c n 81 hu. No. z
soc. squash, Hubbard, fancy 81 ou NO
I. 81 50T IT'S: No. 2. TSc Turnips, topped
No. l. Si1i so bu. Vegetable oysters, NO
EGGS - Large, SIG so 1880 3O-doz
case medium Sill m12. 49,
POULTRY Live hens. heavy breeds, IS
n 42c 10; leghorns. Is SOC; springers
AZ u 45c m . ieghorns. 80 s.3Sc III
HOGs--Dressed. medium. 30 55c 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
Spy Chief Rescued
Off Ship by U-Boat

RIO DE JANEIRO. Brazil, Feb.
II (INS).-Capt. Dietrich Nei-
buhr. former German Embassy
official at Buenos Aires who was
accused of heading an Axis spy
ring in South America, was re-
ported today 10 have been taken
aboard a U-boat in mid-Atlantic
The U-boat stopped the Spanish
freighter carrying Niebuhr back
10 Germany because Berlin feared
the United Nations might attempt
10 arrest him on the high seas for
his espionage activities, informed
sources said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
Cattle Prices
Advance Here

Price changes at the Detroit
stock yards this week were in the
nature of betterments. Slaughter
cattle advanced mostly 25c with
instances SOC highe on cows and
bulls. Vealers gained soc, elevat-
ing the top on good and choice
kinds to SIS Fat lambs moved up
25-50c compared with last weeks
close.
cATTLE-week's receipts. ? 200. Their,
were fewer salable cattle al Detroit thi,
week than last ana only about half A.
many as during the corresponding week
last year. Light receipts dictated a higher
market on all slaughter cattle, most sales
were csc higher with instances up AZ much
as SOC on cows and bulls. Country mer
bought the few feeder cattle on offer, pay.
ing steady prices or $l3.25ai4 for good
$50 -s25-lb. replacement steers.
/ Several packages OF choice .0O0-i 275-lh
fed steers scored S15.5Oml rs with good
grade fed steers and yesrlings selling
mainly at Slf 50nl5.25. Medium grade
steers turned at Sl325aii25 with odds
and ends OF common of colored kinds
| Sii 500 49, Good 790-lh fed helfer year
lings commanded Si4.s5. few good
weighty heifers turned At Si4Ili. 80 and
shortfed 7Oo-lb. yearlngs earned sif 10
| Most common and medium heifers sold
within Si1 n Is. 50 limits. Medium and good
beef cows brought $i0,f3n II 80. Few
\ strictly good kinds at Si2 75nl3 The
spread OF ST 25GiO.50 accounted for most
I Gamer cutter and common COWS, Good
sausage bulls commanded S13. T5d "a IS.
\ medium grades xi2h $50. Common light
bulls sold down 10 SO 50 with odd cutters
\ CALVFs-Week's receipts. PTS. Veal.
ers gained fully soc this week on series
~ strong active markets that elevated the
top 70 SIS, that price paid late for most
good and choice offerings. Border Ene
medium 10 good vealers reached Sl7 80.
common and medium ranged from Si2 so u
II, odd culs down 20 50.
/ HOGs-Weeks receipts , 70a7-Giesttr
quotations on hogs stood unevenly steady
70 25c higher than last week Thursday. In
spite OF late downturn amounting 20
| SC to l0c IN butchers scaling $50 pounds
upward. hnal prices were Eti slightly
higher than last weeks close. Good and
choice ls0-25O-lb. butchers sold late at
\ SIS 80 1885. latter price was practical
/ top 20 small killers but one small 10,
scored $3.50. Thursday, butchers scaling
$50 400 pounds were scheduled a. SIS. 35T
7 1880 Most 15O-ise-lb. lights this week
sold within Si5nl $50 limits with under
$50 barrowS and gifts $3.50 i5 Sous
bulked late at $l4.25n 1870, stays brought
sHEEP--week's receipts : $50. Good 10
choice fat lambs gained Csc N SOC this
week while common kinds moved UP As
much as 81. Good ~ choice fed native
ana western lambs brought SIS 25I IL. so.
we're sales al SIs. IS, $3.50 and SIS ~
On practically every market day lambs
had n be very well-hnished IN bring those
prices Medium Co good lambs earned
SIS 25Ils, medium grade light weight :
! brought Si44 rs. while most eHii and com
mon throwouts figured IN the wide range
, ~ hnfr ia ~hn
/ lambs with No / skins turned AZ &15d
1850. The price spread OF SIS n 80 &C
counted for most slaughter ewes according
10 grade.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
u. S. Chart

Detroit and vicinity; Warmer tonight
and tomorrow forenoon. Gentle 10 mod
crate winds.
Shippers forecast: Protect shipments
during the next 26 hours for-North. IS 70
20 degrees. West. IS 10 20 degrees. south.
20 degrees; East IS to 20 degrees.
DETROIT DATA
Temperatures Thursday: Highest. % de-
grees; lowest, II. mean, 30
Departure from normal temperature
Thursday; q degrees.
Departure from normal temperature
since January 1: ? 10 degrees.
Temperatures one year ago today: High
est, q degrees: lowest, a; mean, lS
Temperature this date in past 10 years
Highest SIS degrees In 1882; lowest. Ia
in 1878.
Relative humidity Thursday: 2:30 a. m.
81 per cent. $50 a. m, rs; 1870 D. m.
So; $50 .. m, 81,
Precipitation In last 20 hours ending al
30 a. m. today, Trace.
Departure from normal precipitation
since January /: Trace.
The sun sets today Al 7:Oi p. m. and
rises tomorrow at $50 a. m.
The moon rises today At 1907 p. m. and
sets tomorrow At 3.34 A. m.
Degree days for Thursday. February II;
Normal degree days for February II: 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE or SPECIAL MEETING
OF sTOCkHOLDERS OF
DETROIT TRUST COMPANY

Notice IL hereby given that Specia
Meeting of the Stockholders OF Detroi
Trust Company. Michigan corpora
ton. hereinafter sometimes referred e
as the Company has been duly called
nv It's Board Of Directors and will h'
held. pursuant to Article III Of tn
Bylaws ~ the Company. at the maiI
or principal office OF the Company
located at 2nl West Fort street. De
troit. Michigan. on Tuesday the 1871
day of February. A. ID. 1913. at IN
o'clock i. NJ, Eastern Standard TINT
taS established by Public Law 403-
nth Congress. and commonly known 81
Eastern War Time). which meeting shat
be held for the following purposes
among others:
\ |. To consider. take action upon and
to authorize the carrying out of
an agreement dated as oil January
~ 1913. providing for the consnli-
dalton If Union Guardian Trust
Company with and into tho Com
pany declared advisable by the
BOARD Of Directors Of the Company
and signed by n majority thereof.
:. To consider. take action upon and
10 authorize the carrying out of
the plan Of consolidation provided
for In said agreement OF cOnSOlida-
\ ton and each and every term, con-
tlition and provision thereof.
II ;. 10 consider. take action upon and
TO authorize the carrying out ~
any other proposal or business
whatsoever within the scope\ of
authority Of the stockholders ~
the Company whether relating to
the foregoing purposes or not.
T. To amend the bylaws aud or
Articles OF Incorporation of the
Company IN such manner aud IN
such respects as may be or become
necessary. proper or convenient TO
carry out or put into effect any ot
the purposes. proposals and/Or
business hereinaboye specified.
The Stock Transfer Books of tn
Company will remain closed from IN
close OF business on January II, 1915;
until one hour after the termination o
said Special Meeting. or any adjourn
ment thereof
LAWRENCE X. RULER
Secretary ~ Detroit Trust Company
DATED: Detroit. Michigan,
u January II. 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13

Notice is hereby given that Special
Meeting OF the Stockholders OF Union
Guardian Trust Company, n Michigan
corporation. hereinafter sometimes re-
ferred TO as the Company has been
called hy its Board Of Directors and
will be held, pursuant To Sections ana
Of Article / ~ the bylaws OF the
Company. AT the main or principal
office of the Company. located on the
FIRST floor OF Union Guardian Building.
Detroit. Michigan. on Monday. the 10Th
day of February. A. II. 1913, at 200
O'Clock p NJ. Eastern Standard Time
tas established by Public Law 4O3-1Ith
Congress. and commonly known as
Eastern war Timel. which meeting will
he held for the following purposes,
among others.
4. To consider. take action upon and
TO authorize the carrying out of an
agreement dated as ~ January 20.
1913. providing for the consolidn-
| tiou ~ the Company with and into
! the Detroit Trust Company de-
clared advisable by the Board OF
Directors Of the Company aud
signed by majority thereof
y To consider. take action upon and
TO authorize the carrying out Of
/ the plan Of consolidation provided
/ for IN said agreement Of consolida-
tion and each and every term, con-
dition and provision thereof.
;. To consider. take action upon and
to authorize the carrying out OF
any Other proposal or business
whatsoeveP within the scope ~
! authority of the stockholders Of the
Company whether relating to the
foregoing purposes or not.
g. To amend the bylaws and for
Articles OF Incorporation Of the
Company IN such manner aud in
I such respects as may be or become
/ necessary. proper or convenient TO
/ carry out or put into effect any OF
the purposes, proposals and/or
business hereinbefore specified
4 The Stock Transfer Books will re-
main closed from the close Of business
on January ~. 1913. until one hour
after the termination Of said meeting,
or any adjournment thereof
ARCHIE u. McCOLL
Secretary Of Union Guardian
Trust Company.
DATED: Detroit. Michigan,
January 20. 1e43.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Raymond kinonen, ~: Ruth Winner. 20.
Joseph Gyork, 81 Sophie May zarosley,
Joseph F. sieczynski, IS: Helen Musisi. 80
Thomas z. Walker. AZ: Nina B. Conan
IS
Roeer, Goodson. ~; Alice Weaver. Is.
Mack Sennett. 10: Dorothy Sutherland. IS
Ernest Lee self, "a: Ada Catherine Tanner
20
Frederick Rider. 20; Marie weigeI. az.
James CIPHER, FL Marion Schneider, 81.
Edward staniek 20; Ruth Woutersz, Is.
Loreto Lozzi. rs: Shirley England 81.
William Demrsy. 30; Donia s. werbowecki
%
Melvin Leroy Myne'. rs; Margaret Car
Joseph Kosior. SIS; Mary Leja. 81.
Marvin II sedon, "a; Gertrude Levine, 20
Donald O'Keefe. ~: Eunice Hogln. 10
Earl Joseph Jones. ~; Rosanne Bucksar
Robert schveiger. ii: Shirley Friedman
Clinton T. Woods, ~; Minnie Pearl Rob
erts. 81.
Robert James Fors. ii; Doris NJ. shelton
William G. Fox. "a: Marion Hubbard. 10
James Walter. Il; Aurora d. Federiconi
81.
Samuel B. Ward Jr.. 10; Quincy B. Bell
Robert W, Monet, IL: Evelyn J. Frisbee
10.
William BrEoska. 81: Stella Bardyga. Is.
Louis Romanik. %: Irene smsgoeE. q.
Frederick Rost. 81: Patricia Cullen, Is
Everett VI. Rhea. 20: Lsughvawn Dill. ~
Luther +. Buckmaster, 30; Loretta Anr
Nsgel. 10
Frank Heiisek Jr.. rs; Shirley Eitsl 20
Constantin Maryos, so; Katherine Dowhan
a..
John c. DoIezel. 81 Lois q Cleaner. IS
Clifton DeGsrmo. rs: Marguerite Alien, q
Rodney KuJat. a; lrma Perpignon, II.
John Schriner. az Shirley Merz. %,
James T. Denney, 81. Monica Robinson. "a
Ross Fsrr. 10. Madeline r. stebbins, IL
Robert Tyrer. 1e: Evelyn Hancock. 10.
stanley Janules. 20; Sadie NJ Hansen. 81.
Bernard q. RIspka, "a; Mildred NJ. Grenke
81.
Frank J. zsgrsekss. 20; sophia Pnecsss
rs
Arthur wawrEynisk, 10; Frances Chase. 1s
Fred Acciscca, n. Mary caioie, 2s
Robert l.. Johnson. ~: Helen Taylor. n
John Anderson, az Eulais Hamilton. II
Harry Y. Manner. 10; Elizabeth Freeman
| IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
DIVORCES

Divorce were granted:
Herbert @. PARROT from Anne M.
Dorothy Knapp Hollenbeck from Frank.
Dorothy Galley from william.
Virginia Cloud from Paul.
Rose Zaineb from John.
June McSorley from Vincent J.
Lydia Alma Collision from Charles.
Brainard @. Trelosr from Cecile b.
Twyiah Flanders from Milton.
Agnes Wasag from Paul.
William Brenhennek from Minnie.
Nellie Irene Jackson from Frankiin W.
Dale ~. Murrey from Cieola Y.
Caroline NJ. Holt from Arthur
Charles X. A. Strong from Vivian.
Kay Wasserman from Samuel.
Patrick stowe from Harriette.
Dorothy L. Kobus from Steve.
yames w. Galovich from Ellen.
Roy Williams from Viola.
3. Y Thurmand from Line.
Theresia M. Morgan from Hustan.
Kathleen l.. Coke from Thomas Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
Detroit Produce

Z W. -.
I I. ga in. min. unless otherwise stated
| Cold storage stock: Mcintosh. sl75a2
Delicious. 81 S0a275; Northern Spys. 81. Z;
I l2' Baldwins, 81 ioa so; New Yors
+ In min. sI.f5di so; Rome Beautys. U. s
No. !, ain. min. s22s; Washington bo,
Delicious. l0o-i3ss, fancy, SO rs a Us; n
1855, extra fancy. 81 75a4; Rome Beautys
hskts. Delicious. ~ s. No. /. 3-in. min.
So: r. y. Fancy ~ in. min. s3.iS.
T AVOCADOs-C California fats Fuertes, 10
2fs S2.5oa ass, fair quality; l6-3Os, 81 ,!
BEANS Florida bu. hampers: Black Val
entnes, best. mostly x3.25H 3. 80, few
IS Is; Ptentifuls. x3T325
BEETS-Texss u crts.. 5-doz. hchs
BRocCoLI-Pony erts. Arizona. s6q
$50. California. SO. Texas. SfTt25.
ABBAGE-Texas Los Angeles crts
round type, s375a 3.s5. few. 81; Florida
~ bu. hampers. round type. fair. N.75
wire bound crts So Old stock. 5o-lh
sacks Danish, New York, $40; Michigan
CARRoTs-Los Angeles crts. Arizona
s-doz ochs. generally good, N25i Call.
forms. s-doz. bchs. 81 4004.75. best IS
TeAas s.doz. 81. 1898
larger! Ia Arisaaar- g sesf California;
CELERY Florida 1s-in. crates, trimmed
tops Golden Heart, e-do, SO -; s 1t,':
.
81 sou 3; Pascal. 4-doz. and larger best
80. 25G450. 6-doz.. S3d375. few S2.75
81, 81 75@3 3; los and smaller. SO: Cat
fornis. crates OF Hearts, 5-doz.. eellophans
GRAPEs-cshfornia display dugs, En-
perors. fancy. 81. 50Ts75.
LETTUcE-Los Angeles crates, Iceberg
California. imperial Valley. 5: 5se % So 81
LEAF LETTUCE-ohio. Michigan, lob
baskets. dollhouse. 40
ONIONS-50-lb. sacks Michigan ". 9
No J. Fellows medium; 81 75q 20
ish, L. s. No. !, 3-in. and larger. Idaho
Utah. 81 35d 2 40: Michigan. 81 10. IN -in
and larger So Mexico, Crystal White Wax
T. E. No. l. S3a375.
PEAs-Mexico. bushel hampers. 81. so
bushel baskets 81 asa $50
POTATOEs-1O0-lh. sacks Y. 8. No.
size A: Idaho Russell Burbsnks. mostly
81. 500 SIS. unwashed 50 So: lO-lo. cotton
sacks. 4Oc; Maine, various varieties, Pinch
min, $40 BIO: 50-lb. paper sacks. 81 so n
I 60: i5-Ib. paper sacks, 4s n Aeci Ne
braska T. s. No. washed rriumphs. few
sales 80 lbs. 81 TO zoos So 40: Michigan
Chippewas. 81 s0a2.7o; Russet Rurals
So so few 50 42l Upper Peninsula U. s.
No. ] Green Mountains, 81 $50 so; lo-ln
paper sacks. 43c. New stock: Florida nu
crates U. 8. No. washed Triumphs, size
A 81 SIS.
/ sHALLoTs LOUISIANA barrels. 20-doz
punches, mostly ss.25; crates. doz., So 81
G375
sPINAcH-Texss bu. baskets savo,
type best Sl.75, fair 10 generally good
lSi256 SO: cartons ] dor. cellophane bags
washed spinach. 10 or. t1.s5.
sTRAWBERRIES-Flor Florida 36pint crates
J Sc. so. carrYovers 81
SWEET PoTAToEs-Louisiana bu. crts
Porto Rican Vans. L. s. No. /, 81 ?!
/ n J so. mostly 81 25d3 .35 North Carolin'
bu. hsAe,s Porto Rican Vans, general!
good S2.75d2s5.
TOMATOES - l0-lb. cartons repacks
med 81
TJjRNIP ToPs-Georgia bu. baskets
SIPS
/ RUTABAGAs - Canada 5o-lb. sacks
yaNed, 81 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-13
Livestock Markets
EAsT RItFFAIO

EAST BUFFALO. Feb. IL tINsl A.
.HOGs-salshle receipts 900; market larry
active, steady to 10 cents higher; good and
choice 1920 ms ,s sy se s.w dsck: around
200 ms xIssn butchers over 800 ms
yis; trucksd-in lso-220 lbs. sls.25. spar
inEly 1888. practically nothing done on
sows
CATTLE-salahle receipts 100 market
steady: beef COWS Si2n II 81: cutter and
common. SO. s50 IL as Gamer. Sshe -
s,rongweight sausage bulls, S14p lizo
lighter averages. Sll Il IS.
CALVES-Salahle receipts. $50; market.
veslers unchanged good and choice slsa
1880: common and medium, sl3n IL
sHEEP-saisble receipts. 200: market.
lambs steady. all factors considered GOOD
dunn 20 good SIS 500 IS; lightweight
throwouts Sl4 and below.
PITTsBURGH
PITTSBURGH. Feb II (TNS). CATTLE
Receipts. $50: market steady. steers
choice Sis.75dis75: medium 10 good
1919 50; common Sl2 IA $50. Heifers,
good 10 choice. s1l25d rs. as: medium 10
Cows good 20 choice. s1i 50 n n 50; me-
dunn to good. S10dl II: Gamers and cutters
s7dp Bulls good ~ choice. Siin Is; com
mon IN medium. Si0a 1878.
lower, iso-iso lbs. sisisals25; $50. 900
ms sisi5dIs25: 2Oo-220 his, Sls ~
1925: 22O-250 lbs. sl6T rs. 25: 25o-2eo
his xi5.75di6: 2eO-35O lbs, SIS. so n IL. 20
ioo-i50 lbs, sl5.50d 49, roughs, sii.5on
SHEEP 49, Receipts. 100: market steady
Choice lambs SIS. 50d II. medium 10 good
Si4Tis: common lambs, Sion 10; ewes
IS % wethers. sem 10.
Good 10 choice. SIS. so n 10 50: emedtum tc
good $3.50 q 1850; culls and common
$40. sou Il.