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Evening star., 1943-05-23
Botulinus Scarce
In This Localitv

It should be good news tn local
Victory gardeners who are planning
on canning the produce Of their
gardens, that there is very little
infestation Of soils In this area by
the botulinus organism, which
causes food spoilage. However, this
reinsurance should not lead any one
to use careless or inadequate meth
DDS in canning. Food spoilage is
worse than waste this year, and
every effort should be made to
safeguard foodstuns when preserv-
ing them.
Evening star., 1943-05-23

can find a tracking contest for his
mistress to take him to. Rajah,
better known as Caesar, is a harle-
quin Dane who qualified for his
three degrees in II trials, only two
more than the minimum of nine
essential. This is record for a
dog of this breed. He is owned and
was trained by Claire Sperling.
Washington will have no dearth
Of trained dogs, judging by the keen
interest exhibited by youngsters
now enrolled in the obedience train
ing clubs Of the city. The Capital
Dog Training Club has 10 members
under 16, all of whom own and are
training dogs. Some of them have
made outstanding records in the
obedience tests at licensed shows
and now own dogs with the equiv
alents of college degrees.
Could the child's natural love and
natural aptitude for dogs be utilized,
as it is in the case of these more
fortunate children, much of the
present juvenile delinquency prob
lie mcould be solver. Civic and ken
mel clubs could well undertake a
community project of this sort.
The Washington youngsters now
engaged in training dogs are Flor
ence Montfort, 16, German shep-
herd; Mary Montfort, IL, cocker
spaniel; Paula Johnson, IL, French
poodle; Patricia Pierson, IL, cocker;
Barry Goodman, II, cocker; Suzanne
Walsh, u, wire hair; Elizabeth Fos-
ter, 13, cocker; Mary Duer, II,
cocker; Albert Brown, IA, German
shepherd; Marjory Horning, IL,
chow.
Entries for the Big Three SHOWS
next week end, Devon, Bryn Mawr
and Delaware County, must be in
the hands Of Foley, dog shows
superintendent, 2009 Rinsted street
Philadelphia, tomorrow These
promise to be the biggest and most
interesting shows Of the summer.
All three are being held on the
Devon Horse Show grounds on
three successive days, Saturday,
Sunday and Monday. Many spe-
cialty clubs are holding their shows
In conjunction with these all-breed
events.
Evening star., 1943-05-23
Nav Timetable

Make second sowings Of the hardy
vegetables which were planted in
April.
Keep q close watch for insect
pests and diseases and spray Or dust
to control.
Evening star., 1943-05-23
. No Not Write Here! .
Non scrivete Qui!

Prisoners of 1oar hether North Africa or else
1ohere are permitted to communicate wh their families
friends through international facilities established for that
humanitarian Reproduced herewith specially
prepared post card printed chemically treated paper
ing to War Department spuaton furnished Italian
soldiers IN American custody Similar stationery available
the German Japanese pronersSar Staff Photo
Evening star., 1943-05-23

With the exception of the open
pair match, practically all of the
honors in the Old Dominion cham
pionship tournament held last week
at the Wardman Park Hotel went
to local players. DR.. Arthur Salasky
and Mrs. j. E. Folline Of Richmond
captured the Richmond News
Leader Trophy in this contest. They
are both from the Virginia capital.
Other results were:
,.ee Msns MP paiT5 n6,nts p so'd and tnn Tom Wal
mann %nm.n!. and Wil!i.m IN & Cheek; third; lSS:
AI., MTs; Irene :na dursqy ~, 5st 1904 Mrs Violet
and Mrs ): e. sesbourn.. tied ID for Anthird third
e. e.ss Mis.nsl xsia M5' sfzson sl'mir' and Mrs
c: Gc,es; I; T.t:sn. dl,., soS: 'Sh Ms L. .f@ T.
Sas h!s snd WON. nia'qas7 .na ROY rsalse sssssd
. Spsn g.ir,nr.. session, .ec.lon A. Dr..
Long and Nine. deorses Pouliefi, second:
.ad sda: and and %sm s .n
James q. Stone, second. Section B. DR.: and
Mfs. A. j.. Steinburg, hrst: Mrs. Violet
and south, Mrs. Irene surguy and Gene
Hermann, ,nrst. and Dr. ". il. .oorton and
Consolation spectal-Mrs Katherine
Ienton and H.. = Eddelson Of New York,
nrst, North ana South; Mrs. Marian Barre
smith and r. A. owen Of Lynchburg, first,
East and West, and Mrs. Meta Davis and
MRS. Tom Hamlin, second East and West.
In the mems game at the Ma
tional Press Club, the Mcintyre cup,
presented by Col. M. H. Mcintyre,
White House secretary, was won by
Oliver Hoyen and Frank B. Lord.
They had 14A boards against 121s
for DR.. r. a. O'Donnell and Ned
Brooks. A womenS game played
simultaneously was won by Mrs.
Jean Henry and Mrs. Elsie Shepard.
Evening star., 1943-05-23

NO MEETINGS THIS WEEK,
Evening star., 1943-05-23

Stamp meetings Tor the week ara
listed as follows:
Tuesday evening at 8-Collectors
Club OF Washington, Thomson
School, Twelfth street NV. Pro-
gram, exhibition and bourse.
wednesday evening at 8:15-
washington Philatelic Society. Lee
Sheraton Hotel, Fifteenth street
NV. Exhibition and comments on
recent foreign airmail covers by
j. 0. Peavey.
Evening star., 1943-05-23

Paul L. Compton suggests stamp
to commemorate the victory of the
United Nations when at last it has
been won. The design, he believes,
should depict the figure of Liberty
and the flags of the Allies actually
engaged in the struggle. A similar
issue was brought out March 3, 1919,
to mark the successful outcome Of
the First World War. The postal
label proposed by Mr.. Compton
would be twice as large and, for
that reason, more attractive work
of art.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Amer. Air|ines
Traffic Gaining

CHICAGO. March American
Airlines, Inc, started 1913 with a
marked increase in air mail and
express, according to NJ. d Miller,
manager of air mail, air express
and freight. In January, 1,67S, 1913
pounds of air mali were flown as
teontrasted with 745, 526 pounds
flown during the same month in
1912, This was an increase of more
than II per cent. The pound miles
flown in January, 1943, were l.
04S, 03,25S, as against 572. 177077
flown in the same month of 1912.
Air express shows an even
greater increase with 1924, 1856
pounds flown in January. 1913,
as against 67S,643 pounds flown in
January. 1912. This is an increase
of S0.39 per cent. The pound miles
of express flown were 626, 229 905.
as against 33S,659,279 which is an
increase of S4.9l per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Farmers Market

FRUiTs-Apples, Baldwin fancy. 81 ~
bu No. I. So i,25 hu. Delicious. fancy,
~ n $50 bu No. 1, Sl75u2. Mcintosh
fancy. So so hu.: No. /. 81 50al. rs;
ou.: No. /. eoc Isl rs. Northern spy,.
No. 2. 75c 81. SHOWS fancy. 81 80 bu. (:
No. !, Doc siiai No. 2. son 75c. Jons-
thans. fancy. 81 25a3.50 bu No. I.
81 5on2; No 2. 81 steele's Ped. fancy,
81 bu.: No. /. asa l Is
LETTUCE, SALAD GREESS-Frcnch
Endlve. No. I. 81 IS 5-ib box No, ? 81
VEGETABLES (MIsC) g. Beets. topped.
Is soc. Cabosgs. No. 4 si.5og2 bu. (:
n LIS bu. No. ?. rs. Carrots topped.
No. /. 81 1850 225 bu No. 2 S1gi25.
Celery Root. No. J. 81 7j1225 hu. Get
cry Cabbage. No. I, 81. 30 hu Horse. radish.
fancy - bu. No. !. 81 JOa3; No. 2. 81.
Leeks; No !. slqi.25 dog bshs. onion.
"ieo; No. 2, $50. Parsnips. No. l.
Root. No. I Siql35 bu. Potatoes No
!. 81 SO . go iO0-ih. sack No ?. 81 30T
80. Radishes hothoufe. No. ] 81 dozen
lunches. Black RAdishss No. J, 81 I'm.
Rhubarb. dollhouse. fancy SOC SIC 5-lb.
box. choice. SOC small. TJc 81 dor bchs
Rutabsgas, No. I. 75c Isl on No 2 soc
Squash, Hubbard. No I Si5Ou2 bu No.
2. 81 Turnips. topped. fancy 81 hu No.
l, Si.2jnI.7j. Vegetable Oysters. No I,
EGGs-Iarge si1 500 1890 3o-dol case;
medium. SiOTii
PoULTRY-Livs: hens. heavy breeds sc
nt0c n. leghorns. 2S1 Soc. Springers,
Son 42c II leghorns. % ~ 35c 10
HOGS Dressed medium. 3o1 35c No.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan bu. crates U. 3
No /, 2h-in min. unless otherwise
stated: Mcintosh. s2.IOa2.25. generally
good. Sl75H2, Delicious. best S3@323
Northern spys S2a22 5. best 81 so. or
binary 20 fair Sl.23: Baldwins, Si.75;
Hubbardstons. Sl.65: sutton Beauiys
81 90 steel Reds So 90H 3. b. Common
storage steel Reds. Z, No. l. "a in.
min. 81 ioff 50. ~ in. min. 81 So
IS Ncv YORK. bu crates Mcintosh. 4 :.
No /. 2 s-iu min. $40. Rhode Island
Greetings. L. s 30. I. 2ia-in min. 81 10
81 so Washington boN Delicious. fancy so
i25s s.. IS q 3 50. few -. extra fancy So
1858 s. 251425. mostly S3.75at15.
AsPARAGUs-LiEht offerings California
pyramid crates fancy, $40. extra fancy
AVocADos- california ns,s Fuer,es.
ls-30s. $250a2.75, fair quality $3.50
BEANs-Florida bu. hampers: Risck
Valentines. uosily 81 so. Plentfus. IS so.
BEETS-Texas = crates 3-doE. bchs'
s.. 90.
BRoccoLI-Ponye crates Arizona IS 25a
). 80. best Sc 25g $50. California. H7o
CABBAGE-Texas, California Los An
eeles crates round, 81. Texas = crates
Savoy type S175@2 as. y crates red cab
haze 81 so; Michigan 50-ib. sacks ordi-
nary $50.
CARRoTs-Los Angeles crates edoz.
bchs. California 1900 ;. mostly So $50
4.75; Arizona S4.25; Texas bu. baskets
topped, 81. 35h 40.
CAUL1FLOWER-Pon crates IFS ana
larger. California $3.50.
CELERY I6-inch crates Golden
Heart 3s-4s Sf,25, SIS and So ~ 20. few
2Is-. dor. IS. some higher: California wire
crates 4-e doz. fair 50
coLLARDs-Georgis bu. baskets loose
81 50H1 IS, mostly 81 500 l.s5.
ESCAROLE--Texas bu. baskets s2.25.
LETTUCE-Los Angeles crates Iceberg,
California Imperial Valley Is and rs ~. 10
1925. few SO 50; Arizona Yuma - s6g
s % 5-doz S6n6.J0
LEAF LETTUCE--Hoth 10 IN. bas-
kets ONO. Michigan. Sl.2j.
MUSHROOMS 49, Ohio pints i7ii q 2oc:
Michigan quarts % N f2c.
oNioNs-j0-lb sacks Michigan u
No. / Yelows. medium. best 81. fair TO
generally good 1850 40.
ORANGES Cslifornis standard boxes
Nsyels Sj.23: Florida wire bound boxes
PPHRs@orss Sns box. p;AnJovs, fancy
tn0.i25s S525: Washington D'Anious, All
siyes. fancy, s5p52S; extra fancy. 1919
1880.
PEPPERS Mexican. ~ -hushel crates.
California Wonders. 50 . 10: bushel baskets,
California Wonders. Sc 80. Florida. ~
bushel crates. World Beaters. SsHe.
POTATOES ioo-lh, sacks, U. s. No. 81
SIC unless otherwise stated: Idaho.
nothing offered: Maine. 2-inch minimum.
various varieties. SO 80; i5-lb. paper sacks
500 SIC: Michigan. 100-lb. sacks, Russet
Rurals, 50 so n ass; Chippewas, 81. y -
New stock: Florida. bushel crates. u. :.
No l. Triumphs $3.50. some higher.
RADISHES-Te1as, pony crates. eOl
punches. SO 50M $50.
sHALLOTs-Lousisns, barrels. 2o-dozenl
punches, Si2d1 so: crates. dozen. 1873;
s-doEen 50 SOFAS.
SPINACH - Texas. bushei baskets. curly.
81 rs; cartons, l dozen, cellophAne bag
washed spinach, 10 o., Si.75; " OF, 81
IA or. 50.
sTRA wBER r les Florida. 36-pint
crates, Missionarys. Sil n Ills.
SWEET OTATOES-Louisiana. bushe
crates, Porto Rican yams. u. s. No. /,
81 rs: North Carolins. bushei baskets. Porto
Rican yams. s3.e0nf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Came to u. s. in '95

Ernie Coler. like Chris SinSa-
haugh. grew up with the auto
industry. Where Chris came TO
II from the bicycle days and by
newspaper writing, Ernie en-
tered il laboriously and from the
mechanical side. then from the
advertising end.
He came TO the United States
IN 1895. He worked at odd jobs,
mainly in restaurants and cafes,
picking up a knowledge of Eng
hsh as he went along. The bud
ding automotive giant was just
lifting its head and he was in
trigued by its possibilities.
Ernie must have learned the
language we'll because in 1905
he became advertising manager
for the Maxwell-Briscoe Co.
making the old Maxwell car. In
: 1912 he went TO Toledo with the
late George Bennett and took
over the same task for WHY'S
Overland.
But when Benjamin Briscoe
went to jackson and started his
own factory, Coler rejoined him
as assistant general manager.
Later he went into writing for
Motor Life and then joined c.
c. Winningham'S advertising
agency.
In 1881 Ernie Joined Ruthrauft
e. Ryan as director Of its pub
licity bureau. handling the
Dodge account. He stayed on
this account until his death.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Worked Till Last

Colcr and Sinsahauch had
much in common. Both loved
the industry about which they
wrote. They were about the
same age. Ernie would have
been 20 this May. Chris was a
year older when he died.
The two cronies would joke
about who would outlive the
other. They once made a bet on
il. The sad part was at the time
of Chris death, Ernie was too
III TO attend his funeral.
Like Sinsabaugh, Coler went
practically with his boots on"
Chris wrote his weekly column
for AutomotiVe News just before
he died. Ernie, i'll for two
months. came back 10 work on
February l. He stayed at his
desk until last Friday. Saturday
the heart ailment which had
sent him TO the hospital re-
Cured and he died Sunday
morning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Present Conditions Of Supply, Demand Abnormal

present supply demand abnormal
hence ephemera The time will after victory against
machines natural VIII be
released civilian Then facilities WI"
equal o-and all probability will exceed DEMANDING
normal and healthy competition for The
dollar.
This will bring Of the fact that the customer
who decides the failure OF enterprise
employment Others
remember these fundamentals
during the period when shortages tend TO becod them
competitive adyantage-Ihey VIII develop
which will useful profitable
item the competitive postwar period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Steel 0perdtions
Edge Higher

NEW YORK, March 2.-Steel
operations for this week are
scheduled atl9S.2 per cent of ingot
capacity on the basis of the re-
vised capacity of 1871, $50 tons
per week. according TO American
Iron and Steel Institute. This is an
increase of y Of l per cent over
the revised rate for the preceding
week, against 1851 900 net tons
rate was 9S.3 per cent.
Current schedule is equivalent 10
the production of 1,700,500 net
ions of ingotS and castings for the
week, against 1851 900 net tons
in the preceding week, 1.702, loo
net tons month ago and ! ,65l, 100
net tons In the corresponding week
If last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Auto
Graphs
Ernie CoIer Joins
Chris Sinsabaueh,
His Pal, in Death
By SILER FREEMAN

Another pioneer and veteran
Of the automobile industry has
passed on to his reward. Ernest
Coler has joined his friend and
contemporary. Chris Sinsabaugh,
in death.
Ernie, as he was known in auto
circles, was German-horn and
twice went through the agony Of
seeing his native land AT strife
with his adopted country There
was no question where his SYM
pathieS lay. Despite his birth
and has unmiStakable Teutonic
accept. Ernie was an American
through and through Close rela-
tives fought on the other side
but the Kaiser and Hitler both
were hated cordially by the
mild-mannered Coler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Imperial Tobacco
Offering Sold

MONTREAL. March Offer
ing of $l0,000.000 Imperial To-
bacco Co. of Canada. Ltd, serial
sinking fund debentures has been
fully sold.
The debentures, offered by A. f..
Ames e. Co. Ltd, and Dominion
Securities Corp, Ltd, are dated
March l and due S2,0O0,000 an
nually from March I, 1852 TO
March /, 1856, with interest rates
from ga per cent to 3l2 per cent
and were sold at 100 and accrued
interest.
Purpose of issue is 10 provide
funds to augment working capital
principally on account of larger
investment in inventories, includ-
ing increased excise stamp duties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Situation Aggravated by Big turnover in Personnel

Top management which is worth its salt of the
intangible will brand acceptance
but under conditions of present stress and strain has some
difficulty keeping the file of its employees oil me
psychological continuing business
The aggravated abnormay heavy turnover
inevitable wartime
ditons. With many organizations oversaned the remaining
sometimes
become less polite and courteous than might be desirable In
Pacific
booklet employees emphasizing inns
theme: Remember patrons have their problems too
OF with overall shortage of employers
cannot be seecve usual in picking employees ana some.
difficult ndocrnate the with company
policies endiness toward the customer In view OF
trend the other direction II high time 10
slogan of E M Saer the hotel operators
who said: The is always right"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Stocks Display
Mixed Trend;
Bonds Steady

NEW YORK. March 2 (UP).-
Stocks were irregular in opening
dealings today, while bonds dis
played a firm undertone. Cotton
futures eased 3 10 8 points.
Stock trading ran below yester-
days pace, when volume for the
session topped the 2,000,000-share
mark, but many issues, particu-
larry rails, opened on sizeable
blocks.
Brooklyn Manhattan Transit, In
which more than 100000 shares
were traded yesterday, opened in
a block of 1000 shares at is, off
Il, and was followed by a block
of 1000 shares at the same price.
Other blocks included Northern
Pacific. 1000 at 1012, off Il
Southern Pacific. 1900 at 1917, up
Il; N. Y. Central, 1000 at 134s
off Is Missouri-Kansas Texas
common. 1900 at 3, unchanged,
and preferred. $500 at ga. un-
changed; Lehigh Valley. 100 at
| Is, off IS; N. Y. New Haven and
Hartford. LOO at 2b, unchanged;
Allegheny Corp, 1000 at IL. up
Il and new high; Pure Oil. $500
at 1872, off u; Sunshine Mining,
], 900 at 5, off Il; General Baking,
1000 at IN. unchanged; Radio,
1000 at 7h. unchanged; General
Electric, 100 at 35h, off u; and
Commonwealth and Sou h er n,
1000 at q, unchanged
Chrysler opened at Tx and
then fell to 70A. off Ia points.
General Motors sold at 471a. of
"a u. S. Steel opened 1000 shares
at 52%. off y. and Bethlehem at
81 Z unchanged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Consumer Credit
a Billion Under Al

NEW YORK, March .. Con
gunner credit outstanding at end OF
January was estimated by the
reserve board AZ S5.76OO00. 900. a
drop of S320.OOO.OOO during the
month and $4.000.0OO,0O0 from the
peak reached in September, 1871
Reductions in inStalment loans for
purchase OF consumer durable
goods have been chief factor in
declining trend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
; Pairsof Shoes Year
Called Liberal Ration

X NEW YORK March . CUP) -
w w Stephenson Of the Office
of Price Administration urged the
National Shoe Retailers AsSocia-
tion today 10 try 20 persuade the
public that three pairs of rationed
shoes a year is a liberal allow
lance.
Twelve pairs OF shoes for
family Of four, or Is pairs Of
shoes for a family of six Is
plenty In most cases." Stephen
son said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Grain Prices
Little Changed

CHICAGO. March ? GNS).-
Wheat futures started hC higher
10 sc lower today, corn UNI
changed and oats unchanged TO
&c up
WHEAT-May, S1.47%f July,
S1.47l4 a l47a4; Sep G m b G +,
Sl.491s @1.49l,.
CORN-May. Sl00 bid; July,
S100ss bid September and be
cember, S1007s bid.
OATS May. 601sc; July, 59l2c;
59&c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Nail Auto Fibres
Votes Pfd. PAYMENT

National Automotive Fibres
Inc, has declared three regular
quarterly dividends of Is cents
each on the preferred, payable
June /, September l and Deem
Der /. TO holders of record May 10
August 10 and November 10, re-
SpeCtively.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Firms in KHAKI Should Keep Good Will Alive

other hand that indifferent and SnooY
unwngly qmdating destroying
intangible
going Where have
engaged 100 cent IN work they
nevertheless opportunity keep their and their
friendly interesting
the public Where account of war conditions
should mat
areen o a explanation.
facilitate the postwar readjusment companies begin
personnel with realization of the importance
Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Seek 10 Reduce
Leased Wire Rates

WASHINGTON. March .
Western Union and Postal Tele-
graph companies are seeking per-
mission to reduce their leased wire
rates TO level established February
Is for similar services offered h,
companies in American Telephone
and Telegraph System. The COM
panies did not estimate amount Of
revenue involved in the proposed
reduction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW. March CUPl.- Today
payine prices 30 growers for beans
Pea beans. Si1O; light red Kidneys
s. dark red Kidneys 81. oC.rc yellow
eyes S62j. ere light cranberries S5
re dark cranberries, IS
Wheat. Sl.is 50. oats. % ~ soc. rye
IS Tie. x-rueWd barley Si.77N So
huckvheat. 81 SO 10 corn. % q 95o. sos
beans no bids
Prices furnished ny the Michigan Bear
Go
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02

division with
h e adquarters
in Detroit. He
succeeds tho
late Charles
s. Smith.
Muller has
been with the
c o m p a n y
&c 1912.
r or several
years he has
been assist
ing Arnott in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Auto-Lite Declares
50 Cents on Common

Electric Auto-Lite Co. has de-
clared the quarterly dividend OF
30 cents on the common, payable
April | 10 holders of record March
lS. Payments last year were Is
cents April ] and % cents each
July !. October ! and Decem-
Der p.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
M. S. Rukeyser
NJ s. Rukeyser
Tells Continued Need
Of Pleasing Customers

Although historians that William H. Vanderblt
phrase The public damned the commonly
the nevertheless fixed public mind synooi
earlier period soctude the emotions
of
Under conditions total warfare the country has been
taking backward step toward that earlier and ruthless era
With limitations overall supply of civilian goods sSd
services sellers prevail in the circumstances takes
high degree of economic intelligence for the businessman 10
remain cognzant of the value him of customers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Livestock Markets


CATTLE - Receipts. 800 Fed steers
active. fully steady 10 25 cents higher than
last weeks close or steady with last
Monday: the stock I'm limited supply
heifers Arm. beef type cows opened fully
25 cents higher; little done early on can
ners and cutters; most bids on bulls steady
with last weeks low close but few early
sales strong; load choice 20O-lb fed
steers, Sl6 medium TO good fed steers and
lyearlings, Sl3 75M so including six loads
at S14.35m 1928, scattering heifers. $14. So
down TO Sill: common TO good beef cows,
$40. 25@ IL. so, odd head strictly good cows
Ito Si3. asking 81 5000 and slightly above
for Gamers and cutters most bids on
bulls. $3.50 down. odd head good weghty
sausage offerings 90 Sl3.7J,
CALVES Receipts. 500 market mostly
steady with last weeks close. bulk good
10 choice vealers. $3.50, common TO me
dunn. unevenly, Sl3mi Is.
HOGS Receipts. I, 500. bidding steady "a
10 cents higher than last weeks close, lsO
Ia $50 NJ. butchers bidding, Si5. 50u Is 65
hi gSher on butchers scaling. $50 lbs. upward.
SHEEP Receipts. 2 500; market steady.
quality considered: package good 20 choice
Sl-lb. fed native lambs. $3.50. bulk good
fed native and western lambs, Si6 IS.
mixed medium 20 good kinds, Sl5M1S.
common outs. Si4 down. short deck good
TO choice s7-lh. shorn- fed lambs with
No. pelts. SIS IS, common % choice
slaughter ewes, 81. 500 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Recognizes Continuing Need Of Pleasing Customer

Overcrowdng customer relationship
With demand exceeding the supply human nature for agents
seller feel like the You're lucky 10
be getting this"
empty the plane, the bus the train 1t seems ~
social utility Ii puts the seller frame OF NINA
order achieve his poentias But when ne
already subtle type of intelligence 10
recognize the continuing of pleasing the customer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02

the direction Of central opera
tons. comprising five Midwest
divisions.
Muller will he succeeded by
Thomas L. Richards and r b.
Ogden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-02
Dividends

Air-Way Electric Appliance
Corp. has declared a dividend OF
10 cents on the common, payable
March 20, 10 holders Of record
March 10. In 1912 the firm paid
10 cents initial September ! and
10 cents December IS.