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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-28

8a9rlagerei lulO Wliicfsgegel1It1l1ben
+ Ialisnta1en unO Wfascpts) iltBert.
Sl11tb oof lit es gar nidt 10 allffal=
>lll1o. Sebcnl Me1lden lit cine lnnlterbz
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toren. sSroer @tenit) lit erbli6 nit
oen @ottesgeoanfcn ,,beluitet'' nOtb=
te man iagel1 90 Ser 0tenl6 es mill,
pber nicbt, er' fat Die ita11 inneipobz
nenbe Sore zines b0berell @eiens,
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.tpiiiens. @tnl1 obne poer 'burb ipiue
sSrb1tio bieies 8e1pltBtiein in linn ge=
t,iibt lporoe1t iii, regt iiG in ibnt eil1
.gc1piffes, gttpus, ~bus iblt nidt 5l1r
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fprift. gr lpill etipas iiber ieiu fiiuf=
tiges Sdicfiul, feline 3ltf1tnft miiie,l.
l1ato "a l1inult er~ icinc 3,tfll,dt 81.
Dem Sbmiitbel Ser. @abriagerei. stl1@
'ltatt lid an be,t. BON @utt lelbit oa5u
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sor5t 5ll ipelloei,, 1lebme1r Die geoul1.
.ernsmerteiten ibre 3ltfl,tdt sl Dem
'aladiulberroen Sbpiitoel Ser @ubr,
iagcrcL bie ee,t@ arinen 9rtrugenelr
geiItige uno leiblihe 8eiunobeit ,tul
gelb ruu6t uno ipo5lt Ser Seufel iib
ms sSaltltbelt. lad)t. = f.: I,
Die 3abl sieler betrogenen 9lln,
men, ober pielmebr bllrtlllel1 8etro.
genen m unlerm bod5ipifiiterten uno
:boherleu6teten 2anoe lnuB, nad sln=
gabe genaller StatiItifen, eine enor-
ME iein, nad Der an5abl ser @abrs
siageragentnrell, Die geaenmartig Mil,
lioneu fir ibr Sdpinbelbanomerf
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-28

oertl6en San0ell lit, bar man 411id)t
fpergeiiet, .baB get eaperiirfe Sei,,iten=
shrlloer sSSofepb Settler emit =oie ein5i=
gen Ipntbeten oes 2al1hes int Sa1l=
5t:ago lu1b Conception ei,lgericbtet bat.
= Die >geiitlibe unb ,peltli1e IRnlif
s6uben eigentlid crit beutibe' Sel,1itrlt
llud >Mmerifa getragell. Sic forltruier-
ten nidt llllr oie perlcbiebenite,l Sl1=
,itrumeate, iouberlr gabenaibuel1 5biit=
ilineen Ol1iiflurterridJt lll10 bilbetelt
.Gbore: Duru 5pblreide @nlpoiitip=
inel1 gaheal iie Der Nhtlif eial eigenes
l@eprage: 8ie @iHenfhaftcl1 peroan=
fen ben. belttiben Seillitpn llnaabligc
anregnngelle llno tpertpolle Grfenntz
,lliile. .ltebor 525. delltld)e Seiuitel1 ba=
ben an oen1 flllturellell grltlingsperf
in> .Siibz ,lnb Wittelamerifa, teilge=
llon1nel1. gud, i11 be1 iibrigat Srbelr
bahen gemiiles Geuilbe lnitgesuirft, mir
,iillo aber BON Der oentirbel1 Miiiions<
ueibi0te fisber ,1idbt unterribtet
nuroen. -
! ScMte mirfen bellti6e Miiiiondre
aus alien Groen uno @enoiieni6after'
,lno 5lllloerte oeltiher Miiiiollsl6iue.
siiern l1llb biele tpeiblihe 2ebrprDen III
zen peridieoenen iiioamerifanilhen
5taatelt ieien es Stepler Mfiiiionare,
Palluttiner Saleiianer ober Sic Der
ialten Srben, ,tuie 8enebiftiner, ssran=
i5isfaner ltnb &apu5iner. nrinlinerin-
.nen, <ssran5isfanerinnen, aabarinen=
'ibpeltern II. a.. Die ibre Mutterbalt-
5lcr in 9eutlblano baben, mirfen in
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ouf $4,000 uouotlih Son ibrer
Staotfunoicbaft bc5icbt lir gepiB nod
bcoclltcuo nIebr.
~;},l Oieicn icbr be5eirtllennen sln-
9ubcn giht eir Nber5aubertiinitlcr ei-
ne GrfltIrl1ng, ppn Der cr - mir
mollen cs at leinen '@ltniten annebs
men - iclblt mobl nidt iiber5ellgt lit,
,h1e rr a6cr ieiilem 8eiN0ft ibuloet.
;gr bt6auptet i,dnllitf, oab lein ,,8e-
titbGit' l1uO ieine ,,@ilienlbaft" oui ei-
aner gntocflrng lnleres Sabrbru,berts
'tcrubt. ,@c,rl mal'', 10 meint er
ciebr naiu, Init ,nirrn entherftell me
,taaniiAcn 'Otittoln .sbie ',,ieilibiide
,Stinmc iiber cir gauge eroe iei,ben
mo fe lpieoer ei,lnngel' fam, lpur-
'lnn lotlte rs 'l,ic1t nr6g1ih, iein audi
cine Stinune alts bem SSrnleits 5u
'bDrelt?" Wtnn brulld)t fein Tpftor
obcr groBer @eiebrttr 5l iein, Inn eiz
ne iottbe Shlubfplgerlutg llntpiiiell=
'ichuftfib uno, 1iherlid) 5u finoen.
uStlnmell'' fonl man lpaoer our1
nel1e nr6altiirbr grtinbung nod
elr6 onoer-' @tittrl m1s oem ,sen-
icits lofen, es lei oen1L oub ser 5el,=
.fcl nit Sen o,t,lln1elr Sterbliben iein
Srllgipiel treibt' ulto ibre geeugierbr
idinbar befrieoigt, lun iie auf 'ab-
tuege 81 fiibren lmb idlieBlid in ieine
@epalt 81, betpnlneu.
Gin unlanglt unternontnnener Ct
pertinent oieier slrt nit Dem Senieits
in gerbinoung 5l1 treten, fat ii6 =
pie es nitbt anoers Iein fon,,te - als
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ner, bon oem i(bon Sic &eoe mar,
Ial1te oie erlten lpiiroigen uno gro
Zen &irbelt. Sater &arl bon Soimb-
buuien fiibrte 40 oeutlOe Sanolper=
ferbriioer nad Chile. 9ie fl1nltgerehte
8eberinoltItrie lulo Sic critic 8lasfa-
BRIT puroen bon Oclttl1en 8riioern
begriinoet. Sci Santiugo lieB Bater
bon Saintbbal,Ien peridteoene @erf=
ltatten einri6tcn. @loden, llbren,
<nlttnobel '&l1ltgegenltdnoe fir gang
Chile lpl1rOcn Oort ber9eltellt. 9ie
9facbfrage l1adb belttiben slputbefern
tonnte fnum befrieoigt >perben. @ern
beltte nod slr3nei= ltno spotbeferlpe=
len 1T Chile falt ausiblieBltb in
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-28

mobernen &ranfenbaltiern unb in nie=,
beren pie boberen SHuler1. Siele bon
,itnen fiibren allG beute nod ein at.
mes Miiiionsleben ,tnb iino auf Silfc.
len iie niht pergellen. Sic lino opfer.
iouIle <lturtrdger rno bauen ont
.Gei1e 0ottes. gSir boucn nit ibnell,
tuen1 mir ibnen unlere Silfc i1enten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-28
8erbriiOertcr 1lu: unD
Wberglaube

&icle finbel1 es befremoeno, bob in
unierm ,buberlelt6teten' 2onoe, ipo
tie Sorlbung 10 piele 8ebiete, Die frii>
fer Olutfel lno 1nbefonnt parerL ouf=
eei6lolien but, es bod, leIblt lulter
gldubigen Gbriitru 10 piel Nberglal1~
ben gibt, ser tiff gou5 beIpnoers IN
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-28
Cinbein5en.

CnDelln1en.
Gie 3ubl ser @abrloger in oeu
Ser. Staaten miro aut nebrere tOO,-
coo augege6clt, cine 3abl, Sic piel 81
nie0rig lein oiirfte, pem uon Die
ltn5abl Der uGluirpoputS Der S5igb
Society lulO Die Acknowledgements
ncn" IN bcn slrlnenpierteIn iu 9es
trod)t 5iebt @as Die betrogene1t 9ums
mcn ibnen fir Oen ShminOel be5ab.
len, bcla,tlt iid) auf Die cnorme Sum.
me ppn ctlihrn Miaioucn Collar
jubrlid).
Sspbl ous cintr1glid)Itc GeIf0ft fat
cine Slltrolpgiu in Ser Miuiouenltabt
9}clu Dorf, no tie BEN Heibcu lt1o
&ornrbnlen Cir $25 bis 500 sic
.Siblu1). Die o@abrbeit lagt". Sbre
Ginfiillite per &olt ollein belaufcn iid)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-07-28

W(l| |ItuUuIelt III -SuUullleIllu, ullU eS
111b Seluiter, sic oort Bic critic ge=
16loiiene @rl1ppe biloen. slls bic Sbe=
rem Ser @eiellid)aft Seiu I'M Sabre
1904 oie slufbebung Oes Scrbotes Ser
3ulaiiltng niftlpaniiber lmb nidtz
portugieiiiber Miiiionare errei6t bot
ten, begann Elm ,lebbaftes 9feilen bon
beutlden 0titelieoern oieies Sroens
na6 lleberlee. 8alO 5eigte licb BORT
Ser Sronltngsitnn ,rno sic slrbettlan1=
felt Ser oel1ti6en SDbne oea fl. So
ratius. ~
60 begriinoete in garas,top 8ater
Gnton Sepp aus &altern III Girol Sen
8aumlpollbau; er legte cine Giiell=
i6mel3e at, lebrte sic Snbianer sen
gau iteinerner Saltler, perfertigte aus
@erfltoffen bes 2nnbes 5ipei Srgeln
1.no lieB l11itten I'M ltrpalo Nalliffo=
peae uno Sanger6or eri6aucn. Gin
Nueripeltsfiinitler ipar 8ruSer &laus~
ner, felt 1918 III Garoglap. Gr per
e1nigte in leiner Gerlon hie 8etperbe
eines Nfetaaarbeiters,- ,3inngiebers,
2aternenma6ers, 8arbiers lu1o 8ud)<
binOers. 8ruoer @olff aus 9onlbcrg
iihte has ebrlame Sii1lerbanomerf in
8uenos Mires alls lll1o luar u5ugleid
Elm allfgenalt,uter 8rGtelgeiger', ser
hei feitlihen MnI6iien alle iei1,e l,ltiz'
gen; iteieriiben Siin5e allfipielen
1nllBte .:-->. .. ."
SIN Gale aaes slinasoltas luirfte ber
,,beriiblnteite aaer sSeiiliteumiiiiouae
re-, 8ater Salnuel ;srie. aus. lro,,=
tenmt 1T @ofp1en. Sen lltat)tiger1 sSsllr
oianerltanu1 bes Sn!agllas lieeelte :er
an Den llierlt= =Des -Mllla5ollas >al1f elmer
@trede BON $50 Stltnhelt 2iiugeH in
40 bolfreidelt Meoerlaiil,nger alr l,llh
leBrte i'm slderha,, ltno s@a,tDmerf:
Muitepbafte +: Sraa1il,1g, porbilolihe
Sittlibfeit ltltbs beIt1eipener @eDlF
jiano berrl6te1 bis bie, 8nrtllgieielr I'M
Sabre 1710 pie. 9orfer. a,tspliinberz
ten unb Die S,lbiaa1er I'M oie. Sflanerei
fiibrtet1. -. ..s....., ...-s.ae.... - .
!. 4Als sic Yortalgielrlr4 lt732' in, hit
Miiiionen onr Napo .lno Maraubap
einfielen, Geipafft,etc~ 8uter S1iltbler,
'ein YfalSer, ieit1e SSlrbia,ter lil1o trieb
.Die Jei,top NIT sgroBen 9erlulteh sui
,riif.. -,
8eio1lbers groBen slnteif battr,1 Die
'beutihem SSeiltitelt ain Miiiiol1stpert
lit Weerifn .3afar @esrii,toer, Der apif
1ionen IN &alifprnien lpl,roe ,8atei
@ulebius Giibn aus Siibttrpl. Gr
1t1ahte i'm. @l,ftrage ors aonigs bon
Spa1ien tpeite 5oribln1gsreiiel1. 9a.
Bei elttoerfte er, oaB &afifornir,t eille
@albiniel lit. gr faalO sic ,@,iinalite
'oes Mio @ral,bc nlS orang BITS s1lln
Hip Colorado bpr:. 10000 Meilei1
'8eses bat nton ibtl1 5,1geibricben
9ater sSran5 @lu,1oprf ans sWelle bei
. Ssnabriid prdgte Das .l1rbilof eiltes
ecbten Mpoitels l1el1. 8fs -sl1r @egen,
mart ioa er ais Der groBe @unaer-
mann l1nter ben bon. ibm emit n1ifiio.
niertpu Stiimel1 fortleben.
+: Die & 5iitigfeit Scr beutlben Miiiio=
mare iohte iidj segen ..slrgpobn ual
tJremnenfpi,tblid6feit oilrd). altllit llnb
ISu,loiuarf iiberlieBen Die Spanier fat
ausihlieBGd Den healtideu Grhens.
friioern. Die materielle s@lan5periohe
'Dn1t t700 bis ,1767 lit 5lt perbalfel1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25

now of Tucson, ARR, droppyu ?
for a while.
II guess Osborn's appearance
was one Of the big surprises Of
the get-together," Pvt William
s. Tharp said. I'VE hadn't
seen him for l5 years. When he
saw the Dowagiac boys getting
together. he had 10 come"
PVT William Behnke said the
boys all would like 10 see home
again. They would like an ice
cream session al Carusos or
Nlck's on Haryeys,
Tharp, i'm England three months
remembered the good old days ~
the farm.
II MIXED many COWS, hat
now, by gOlly. the army won't
even let me drink English
farmers milk" he said. II stand
around and see British farmers
working in the fields and ! sure
would like 90 lend them "A
hand"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Home Defense Notes:
Scrap IronD Drive
Reopens0(t. Ito
Replenish Mills
Home Defense Notes.

The iron and steel scrap drive
IS being renewed for sX weeks
starting oct, I, to repleniSh
dwindling inventories IN the ma
tion's steel mills
No quota has been set for
Detroit and Michigan but the
states informal goal during the
last six months of this year has
been 11S0,000 tons.
"We must build mp sufficient
reserves ~ keep strUi mitis in
Pennsylvania. Ohio, Illinois and
Indiana going during the com
ing winter" said John j. Nc
ellis, chief Of WPB's Detroit
regional salvage division.
State and county salvage Of
ficials are putting their shoulder,
10 the wheel IN an about effort
10 remedy z serious salvage short
age tn both t-ttS 1tr1ri yv-7rr paper,
Figures for August and July col
lecuons show a serious drop in
tire fairs program and the waste
paper picture has become anything
out rosy with two OF MIchigan's
paper mills closing for want Of
waste paper and others going on
curtallcd production DuLIng the
week mlllS-At -At-pae- ard IlE .s-ll4t-
hazoo were shut down and are
awaiting shipments Cf waste paper
before n again viii bo possible
Tor them TO operate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
DOwasiac YanlxS Ban
Girl Talk for Best Cow

LONDON. Sept. "a tUp)-TAe
boys in service from Dowagiac,
Mich, got together in London and
talked about Indian Lake, the
brisk air at home, squirrel hunt
ing and girls.
THE moment we met we
started talking about the old
girls and. boy, they're getting
married faster than hot cakes"
Cpl. Hubert p. Langley Of 203
+. Wayne, sponsor of the re-
union. and said.
So they decided 10 ban the girl
talk, especially after the band at
the Eagle Club, their meeting
place, played Melancholy Baby"
So their conversation turned 70
the old mans best COW. the price
of fodder, who shot the biggest
jack rabbit in 1889 and the like.
They thought the reunion was
so fine they plan another one for
Nov a.
The boys met yesterday and the
day before in response TO a call
put in the army publication Stars
and Stripes by Langley. 1t was
tho first time any except Langley
and Pvt. Robert A. Allen of 400
Cortland had seen each other
since they left the old home town.
Cpl Glenn l.. Pierce and Lang
icy found out they had crossed 10
Britain Ia months ago on the same
convoy but in different ships,
Hubert's brother, Philip, was
there Neither OF them knew the
other was in England until a short
time ago.
1t Roger r. Pardun was the
only officer who was able 10 stay
through the meeting-and The
boys found out rank means moth
ing when Dowagiac fellows re-
union.
However, 1t. Curtis Osborn,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
King Of Egypt Pilots
Plane for Gen. Royce

CAIRO Sept. - CUP)-King
Farouk OF Egypt personally pr
lotod = biz transport plane in
which Mai Cen Royce. American
military commander IN the Middle
East toured the Alexandria Delta
area
Far0Uk, wearing the uniform of
the Royal Egyptian Air Force, ar
rived AT d United States airdrome
IN Cairo a. the wheel of a ieep
which the Americans presented 10
him some months ago.
"The Wishing Wen has a
message In cipher for you. Daily
and sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Family 0f l6 Children
Use 552 Ration EBOOkS

The Koogienga family m Byron
Center, Kent County live well.
For me family has four sets Of
twins, eight other children nd52
ration books The largest number
OF ration stamps held 10y any fam
ly an Michigan
Prior To today when 36-year-
old Mrs Johanna KooienEa went
to the grocery she took along "a
ration books Now she has re-
cclvcd l8 new No. 3 books. MIX
ing total Of -
Members of the family are.
Gerrit the father. 81. Mrs Kooi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
1000 Reds XII 10000

NEW YORK, Sept. q GNS)-
More than 5000 Russian guerilla
fighters credited with annihilating
10000 Germans IN the Orcl area
have received military decora-
tions, tho Soviet KhabarovSl
radio announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Punished:
OPA Violators Sentenced
10 Hear LsGuardia Talk

NEW YORK, Sept. "a QNS)--
Perhaps Magistrate Kapp didn't
mean it quite that way, but Mayor
LaGuardia could hardly be fat
tered today at the magistrates
peculiar sentence
Magistrate Kapp sentenced 10
butchers and vegetable dealers
charged with violating price CELL
ingS TO listen TO the mayors
weekly radio talk as part Of their
punishment" They also were
fined sos or two days in Jail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25

enea, 36 Andrew ~, Henry. rs.
John and Arleuh. twins. 13 Ar
rond ~ Gorllctta fa, Nane, 81
Marion Ud Mary Iouu TWINS, ~
Gerald q, Elmer and Elma. twins
I; Floyd and Loyde twUS. .
Lorraine. T.. and James. 3 months
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-25
Double Damages Paid
In Salmon Ceiling Suit

A Detroit wholesale food firm
today had settled an 0BA-sult
out of court Tor double damages.
Judge Lederle dismissed the
OPA's triple damage SUIT against
Freedman Brothers and Co. when
A. ID. Ruegsegger. chief enforce
ment attorney for the OPA, re-
vealed settlement of SCI 600 for
the sale OF salmon &l-lQ4- above
the ceiling price.
THE Wishing Well' has a
message In cipher for you. Daily
aud SundaU u'fp,..
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-28
Foreion Exchanoe
Detroit Livestock Prices

reached 1913 50 early but the closing eT-
IRENE ton was down to Si3 25 with Sl3
popular on good kinds Most common ana
medium bulls cleared from $40 so 20 Si2 80
Medium and good replacement steers sold
freely from Slin IS. few choice 550-75o-
IN western bred offerings SIS So
CALVES-Neeks sslable receipts 500
Vealers finished steady with last week
Si7 the closing bulk top on good and
choice offerings with common and medium
sorts mainly Si3n l6
HOGS-Week's salable receipts ZOO
Final hog prices were on - 10 35 cents
lower level than AZ the close last week. The
leck of 22s-lb rail hogs and several small
lots ~ 300 225-lb trucked In butchers
But most isO-400-lb weights cleared at
iOHI43O with lights scaling around
10, lbs down bringing Sl3 80 -. sows
buiked daity AZ SIS 1928. Stsgs. Sll %
SHEEP weeks saIahle receipts. 200
shorn lambs predominated general quality
gradually deteriorsted forcasting the vindup
Of the fed lamb season. Considering quail
ity shorn lambs cashed steady 10 % cents
higher during the week while aged stock
held fully steady. Seventeen head OF
strictly choice e6-lb shorn fed lambs with
yielded better than 5f per cent ot carcas
and were definitely IN class by them
selves Some 93.lh fall shorn lambs
brought SIS IS and good 10 choice y
and No pelted animals earned SO 30
Mixed medium 10 good' shorn lambs were
plentiful al xlfr Is IS. Just medium rrads
light kinds went AZ SIS 50 y - ~ as cui
ana common outs sold over the vide
spread of Ssrl3 Common 20 choice shorn
slaughter ewes returned SsUa.
The Detroit market viii be closed Mon
day, MAY u,
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-28
WPAFrdudFines
Total S119,50O

NEW YORK. May 2s tINS)-
Twenty-Five corporations and nine
individuals today were fined a
total of S1l9.5OO in federal court
following their conviction on
charges Of conSpirinG TO dcfraud
the government out of $3.50 600 on
asphalt for WPA paving Jobs.
Fines of $4,000 each were low
led on the Atlantic Refining Co,
the Shell Oil Co. Sinclair Refining
Co, Socony-Vacuum Oil Co. Texas
Co, American BtumulS Co. and
tho Barber Asphalt Co. Fines for
other companies ranged down 10
$3.50. The nine individuals were
fined a total of $4,000.
The Indictment charged the de-
PENDANTS with conspirlng 10 rig
their bids on WPA paving con-
tracts in Queens, Staten Island
and Rockland County from 1884
to 1912.
The L. s. attorneys office said
that the government in civil suits
had collected from the companies
about S435, 900. representing OK
cess charges and penalties. Addi-
tlonal actions are pending.
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-28

Swine prices sagged 25 TO 35
cents al tho Detroit StoCkyards
during the week with Sl4.30 the
late practical top on 200-290-lb.
butchers. Cattle finished the four
day period unevcnly steady 10 25c
lower, vealers held steady and
lambs ruled strong
CATTLE-Weeks salahle receipts ? 200
Trading on beef steers and heifers lacked
snap from start 20 finish. Buyers were on
the alert to enforce price discounts when
ever possible but seldom saved mere than
25c compared with last weeks selling. In
general way. II was a steady 10 fully
25c Iower market on slaughter steers and
she stock Bulls opened strong 20 Csc
higher but closed no better than steady
with late last week Prices ruled hrm on
replace nent cattle Shortfed nght rteets
suitable for further feediug shared demand
with thin light grazing steers.
Odd head OF choice fed steers earning
S16 25 n l6 SO. part load of good to choice
033-lb. weights bringing SIS sorted,
two head averaging 900 lbs a, SIS The
spread Of Sl3 75G 1855 accounted for
most medium and good fed steers and
vearlings with common going AZ Sl3 so
down Most good steers sold with a SIS
front figure including four cars ot e20-
q7j-lb. western fed ycarlings Al SIS. 25 ~
Is s. Medium and good heifers spread
from Si2 80 10 SIS. common selling down
10 Sii % ana slightly below Beef cows
hulkcd ~ Sil 30 - so odd head ~ strictly
good Young COWS on the heifer order re-
.arzinE Si30 3 SO.
Most canner and cutter cows cleared iate
from 81 Is 10 $40 2S after bringing $50 ~
so carrier 10 the week. Sausage bulis
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-28
East Gas
Supplies


WASHINGTON. May 2s En-
phasizlnC the critical nature of
gasoline supply problem on the
East Coast, Acting Petroleum Ad-
m.nistrator Ralph X Davies. an
nounced gasoline stocks available
for civilian consumption in this
area declined al rate Of ~ 1857
barrels A day during the week
ended May D.
With disruption OF oil traffic by
floods being felt increasingly at
the weekend and more so now,
Davies warned supplies Of motor
fuel along Seaboard would con-
tinuc extremely short for some
weeks despite round-the-clock ef-
forts to restore shipments 10 their
former record volume. Further
fact that there has been no let up
IN military requirements makes
this prospect all the more certain,
he added.
Including gasoline. stocks Of all
principal petroleum products avail
able for civilian consumption on
East Coast dropped last week "a
level that was only 26.S per cent
of normal. Drop IN inventories
was accompanied by simultaneous
falling off IN tank car shipments
OF crude oil and refined products
TO East 70 Ss4, 76s barrels per day
the lowest since the week ended
March 97
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-28
Market
Narrowly
Irregular

NEW YORK, May 28 up,
Stocks opened narrowly irregular
today in moderate trading. Bonds
were steady. Cotton futures were
unchanged 10 point lower.
A majority of stocks registered
small net gains. Dow Chemical,
recent strong spot, rose a point TO
"a new high at 153. Steel shares
were among the losers, with L. s.
Steel al 559s. off p, and Bethle-
hem Ga a. off s..
r. J. Reynolds Tobacco 3 made
a new high at 29iz. up a. Chemi-
Gals generally were better with
Dow. Allied hose "A 10 162 while
Union Carbide was up = al S57s.
Small net gains were noted in
many rails. oils and rail equip
ments. Motors were firm and rub
berS mixed. Small losses were
noted in International Mercantile
Marine, Omnibus Corp, American
Can and Santa Re.
ChrySler opened at 75a4. up y
General Motors 5224 up i.
Southern Pacific %, up =; Pepsi
Cola a.. up a; Standard Oil of
California 392. up u Radio Corp.
y. up Is international HarveS-
ter 67as up Is; Loew's 90, up @s
and equal 10 the high
A number of issues held AT the
previous close, including Texas
Company. Standard OIL IN j.,
Pennsylvania Railroad, Paramount.
Eastern Air Lines and New York
Central
Detroit evening times., 1943-05-28
Auto
Graphs
Rubber Changed
Into Conductor, as
Well as InsuIator
BY SILER FREEMAN

Rubber Is commonly regarded
as an insulator, not a conductor.
But the war has changed all
that. Out AZ the l.. S. Rubber
Co. plant, they will show you
rubber that conducts electricity.
1t IS of recent development and
Is used in powder and munitions
plants, made into trays and
buckets. heads off static before
it can do any harm.
Another development OF which
the rubber company is proud is
new type of rubber suspension
which has found varied uses. one
of the principal ones being in
anchoring the delicate radios in
planes. The vibrations kicked up
by the powerful motors are
enough TO tear the radio apart,
were il not for the softening eff
feet Of the rubber moorings.
To demonstrate how the sus-
pension works, u. S. Rubber has
devised a shake table" Oper-
ated by electricity the table it.
self shakes like a hula girl
with st. Vitus dance. But place
a cup and saucer filled 10 the
brim atop an object fastened by
the rubber suspensions and you
will not lose a drop nor see a
sign of vibration.