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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
3 Billion War
Loan Drive TO
Start April Z.

WASHINGTON. March II (UP)
of Treasury Henry
Morgenthau Jr., today prepared TO
b borrow $4,000. 100000 in the
second war loan drive opening
April II. 1t will be the largest
sum ever borrowed by any govern
ment in a single operation.
Morgeuthau also announced that
the treasury will offer on April 20.
and outside the second war loan
drive. one-year " per cent certifi-
Gates of Indebtedness IN exchange
for 81, SOC. 900, 900 of similar GER
tificates due that date. This
transaction will involve no new
money but will postpone payment
of this amount of public debt for
a year.
The announced second war loan
drive goal was lower than had
been expected. Morgenthau had
said he would seek lat least"
$13, 900, 100000. Treasury spokes-
men. however, recalled today that
in December the government set
out to borrow $4,000. 10000 and
finished the campaign with $12,-
COG, 900, 900. Similarly. they ex-
pect the April goal will be passed
by some $4,000, 000. 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
WLB Approves
Yellow Truck
Wage Increase

PONTIAC, March 12.-Wage in
creases OF l 10 IL cents an hour
in the pay of Yellow Truck &
Coach employees. TO equalize wages
paid at other Pontiac factories,
will aggregate $780, 900 a year.
The adjustments are retroactive
TO October 19 and will bring back
pay totaling S250.000.
These are the salient points of
a War Labor Board sanctioned
agreement TO which the company
agrees. Immediate approval of
UAW-CIO Local 594. bargaining
agent for the employees. is expected
William McAulay, UAW-CIO
director. announced the
adjustment which, he said, will
average 81 cents per hour in
crease and which is in addition
TO a general pay increase of 4
cents an hour agreed TO by the
union and company last Deem
Der Ia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Rails Lead
Upswine
I'm Market

NEW YORK. March II 0NS)-
The stock market today advanced
on a broad front. with rubbers,
rails and spccialties leading the
upswing. Gains ran to point ~
more in several groups. Sales were
close 10 two million shares.
Scores Of representative stocks
reached their highest levels in a
year or more.
Goodrich stood out In rHbbers
with a squirt Of more than two
points. Firestone jumped point
and others in the group were up
almost as much.
All active rubber shares. along
with Southern Pacific and Illinois
Central in the rails. and Briggs
and Electric Auto-Lite in the mo-
tor accessories, reached new 1892
43 peaks
Gains Of AT least a point were
chalked up by Lockhecd, Interna-
national HarVe Santa Fe,
Union Pacific and American Can.
Bonds were led upward by spec
ulative rail liens.
In the curb market most issues
moved higher in active trading.
Electric Bond e. Share and Cities
Service both were quite active.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Farmers Market

FRUITs-kpples: Baldwins. fancy. SIT:
bu. No. 1, tigl.25. Delicious. fancy. 8;
N $50 bu; No. I. sl.7592. Mcintosh
T, pcy. 81. Jo@2T5 bu.: No. I. sfG1z5
No. z. 75cnSI: Greetings. fancy. si.5C
bu: No. 4 eOc u Si.25 Northern Spys
fancy. 22512J 80 bu.: No. J. S1.50NrP
no. 2. 75c Il 81: SHOWS, fancy. Si.35 bu.
No. I, oOceI 81 IS: No. q sou Tie: iona
thans, fancy. 81 Is ?. so bu No. l. Sis,
"a: No. 2. 81; steers Red. fancy. 81 bu.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
French .ndive. fancy, 81 S-lb. box. No. /,
w" vsaE HH s. MISCELLANEOUS =
2, 81. Cabbage. No. i. 81 sons su: No. q
Sc Rcd csbbsre. Ne. 9. s2ss 2.5e hu No
2. $50 Carrots. topped. No I, s2a72s
bu.; No. q $50. Celery root. No. 4.
Si.75h225 bu. Horseredish. fancy. 81. 50
bu-: No. 4, s3.50H4; No 2. $50 Leeks.
No. 1. 81 .75Hi.50 don. bchs, Onions. dry.
fancy, S225 50.ib. sack: No. I. 81 .p0M
2i0: No. 2, 81 so Parsnips No. 1. S3n
: 50 bu No. 2. 81 81. Parsley root, No. I.
81 asa l so bu. Potatoes No. 1. $500 J. Is
'o0-lh. sack. RadishT. dollhouse, No 4 81
don. bchs. Black radishes. No. I. 81 bu.
Rhubarb. dollhouse. fancy. 75c 5-lb. box
choice, soc. small. Sieti IS dor. bcht.
Rutabagss. No. I. Nsr1 IS bu. Turnips.
topped. No. 4. ti.5od2 bu.: No. 2, 81. 25.
Vegetable oysters. No. 7. Soc1 81 dnr. bchs
EGs-Lsrgs. tii.5o6 IL. so 30-dor. case;
medium. SiOG11
PoULTRY-Lfve.h hens. heavy breed. -
q foc ID: leghorns. $50 DOC: tpringex, 20
q t2e: lerhorns ~ q 3Sc.
HoGs-Dressed, medium, 500 35c N.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Stores Hit Slump

Grocery stores have hit a
slump. II has owners worried
because they don't know if il is
temporary. or if the low rate OF
sales will continue indefinitely.
Customers are buying few
canned goods. and the supply OF
substitute foods isn't too plen-
tiful.
This buying hull is particularly
hard on the grocer because he
has already had big drop in
sales on many other lines like
meat and butter and canned fish.
which were wanted for the army
and lend-lease. Greatest falling
off in sales rs on canned goods,
and particularly on those to
which the Office of Price Ad-
ministration assigned high point
values.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Auto
Graphs
Car Service Sold
on Calendar, Rather
Than Mileage Basis

At one time. when you had
the oil changed in your car. the
attendant would stick a little
mileage slip on your speedome-
ter to remind you that in an
other 1000 miles you should
come back. Now they will have
TO put up a calendar in place of
the mileage.
With rationing holding down
every ones travels these days,
the matter of changing oil and
having the car creased becomes
more. instead of less, important.
With that thought in mind.
George w. Otto. assistant gen.
eral parts and service manager
of Cadillac, has worked out a
wartime fabrication agreement.
The agreement covers six in
spections and special services at
60-day intervals at a combina-
ton price 10 the customer. Ii
includes chassis lubrications, en-
CINE oil changes, air cleaner
inspections. battery recharges.
cleaning the engine oil pan,
transmission and differential III
IRRIGATION change. front wheel
bearing fabrication and crisis
crossing of tires.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Canada Trade
Records Gain

NEW YORK. March 12-S. M.
Wedd. general manager of the
Canadian Bank of Commerce, To-
ronto, stated today that a moder-
ate increase in Canadian manufac-
turing output was recorded IN
February, the index of industrial
activity rising from 204 10 207
1887 equals 100 and the percent
age of factory capacity utilized
from 1913 to 80.
The automotive trades and the
heavy section of the iron and steel
industry were considerably more
active. the former reaching new
high in war output and the latter
recovering as result of the cessa-
ton of strikes at two ma jor estab-
lishments. The rise in the medium
section was only slight and the
light section was unchanged.
The food group was lower. with
declines in most categories, includ-
ing cereals and meats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Wheat.
Rye Fall


CHICAGO, March Il (INS)-
Wheat futures suffered sharp
losses today with the market drop
ping nearly 2 cents to the lowest
levels in two weeks. September
moved down sc to $1.46%. Final
prices were / sc to INC lower.
Rye also fell sharply with prices
yielding AS much as 2iac before
meeting with support. September
sagged to Gle. Last prices were
2hc down.
Corn held at the ceiling levels
and oats finished Nc to INC off.
Announcement that the Office of
Defense Transportation would al
low lake shipments of grain during
the early part of the Great Lakes
navigation season without permits
and reports that the season might
open around April l were factors
=.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
SHORTAGE of Fats

Soap makers fear that the
steady increasing shortage OF
fats. a basic raw material for
them, may force another cut in
their production. Already oper-
ating on output schedules which
call for l6 per cent less soap
than their l940-4l average, the
soap manufacturers say that a
further reduction could lead TO
shortage of their product.
II might even bring rationing.
Two developments would ease
their problem. One would be a
stepping up OF the extremely
low level of imports of fats and
oils which in normal years they
use in large quantities. The
other would be a boom in the
house to house collection of
waste fats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
HOGS DECLINE

HoGs-week's salahle receipts. $3.50.
RumJrs of Impending price ceilings for
live hogs affected the market adversely
this week In spite 81 some late recovery,
butchers scaling $50 lbs. upward finished
coo lower than last Thursday with lighter
rights End other classes down Csc. Most
ls0-so0-lo. butchers sold late from SIS. 70
1850 Small killers bourh, very spar
ingly Thursday. paying xlS.65 for n pack
axe OF 205-lb. weights. Consequently, bulk
% the night supply gold from $3.50 down
ward lights SCALING 1901 $50 lbs. we're
scheduled late AZ Sl5h l5tS with under
l5olb harrows and gifts eligible. mainly
SO 51@ II rs sows bulked late At Sit.2s
8tl. so.
SHEEP Weeks sslable receipts, $3.50.
Iambs charted n steady course during
grtatsr part OF the weeS but buying
nowtr narrowed late and prices saEEeo
fully 25c Until midday "wednesday. good
o. choice ted native and western lambs
tulked a. St6 sos s75 hut the closing
top vas down - xi6 81 with some lambs
sin unsold a. this writing Mixed me
dunn 20 good tri4cked IN lambs sold late
rom $50 10 with Gull and common Ugh,
throwouts m the wide range Of STT IL 80.
shorn FED lambs grading medium TO choice
and carrying varying lengths % staple.
from No. ? ~ fan shorn pelts cashed OF
SiaNis Sheep were steady. medium 20
choice slaughter ewes earned 81 $50. Gull
and common IS 7.5p.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13

At the Detroit stockyards,
butcher hogs scaling $50 lbs. up
ward finished on SOC lower basis
for the week in spite of a moder-
ate late rally. Price changes on
cattle were in the form OF better
ments but closing outlet for COM
mon and medium grade steers was
very narrow. such kinds sold no
better than steady earlier in the
week.
CATTLE Weeks sslabls receipts > 200
Compared with last weeks close. fed steers
and heifers ruled steady % 25c hirner.
COWS &c 20 soc higher. and bulls FUZZY
CSC higher. AS fAr a. activity was CON
Cerned, trading was largely a duplicate Of
me past, several weeks. Competition was
ksenss' early In the period with demand
narrowing gradually as the week pro-
lressyd Bur even though the late market
VA lees active man early, prices, espe-
cIauy On cows. we're fairly well maintained.
a moderate number ~ common and me
dunn steers remained unsulc late. but other
grsets and classes o. cattle ver, well
o. rarfH IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan, hu, crts.. ~. =. No.
. y in. min. unless otherwise stated: Me-
ntosh, S2H2.30; generally good, 81. 75u
20: Delicious. 81 2Sa3Ss; Northern spys.
2H22S: fee best. 81 rs; generally good,
u .75m i.o0; ordinary IN fair, 81 $50 80 /;
baldwin, si;sSg I1o fan; 81 Is steel
J. E. No. 1. Bin. min-, x2.75a2.S0: Wash.
ngton. nor. Delicious. fancy 72-i7Ss. S3.sS
h1s5. extra fancy 72-i25s. S.5og4.23,
ASPARAGUS California. Pyramid erts..
dor. echs., extra fancy. $40; fancy 80.
GvocADos - canfornia. oats. Fusr,,s
s-3os, S2.f502 IS; fair ausiity. 2.2Sg
sRTIcHoKEs-cs California. boxes sO-72s.
has1s
CABBAGE Angeles erts, Texas. IS
$50.
CARROTS 49, Los Ans.,e, er;s.. s-dor
chs. csllfornis, - ESQ L75 few best. -:
AFR, 81; Texas, Los Angeles crts.. s-doI..
cAULIFI.owER = Pouy er,s, u, and
CELERY - Florids. is-in. cr's. Golden
Feart. 3-4s. N.75 5; q, los. s. -; SHH
n.159S5O: PAsoSl. 2-doz., N.7s. 2A-i
ioI.. tS25; s-bs. generally good 81 81.
coLLARDs 90 Georgia bu. bskts. loose,
LETTUCE Angeles er,s Iceberg.
,aIfornia Imn. Val - s. IS. Arizona,
LEAF LETTUCE -Hothous,. io.ih. bas-
cts Ohio, Michigan, 81 -
ONfONS-50-ib SACKS Michigan L. s
60. YeIlows. medium 81 20
PEARS-Oregon boa D'Anlous X fancy.
~ sizes, t5.z5N SO.
PEPPERs-Meaioo bg cate. Cali
ornia Wonders, siiNii 30 yS1nrda .. bu.
rates Worit Beafsrs. Si0.snHii
PoTAToEs-iO0-lo. sacks. T.. \. No =.
inless otherwise stated Maine various
'srtetles, Size r. s. 30N 3 35; 15.lb sacks.
3 " $50; tar selected seed. s. 1896
NEW POTATOES Florida hu crates
= s. No. washed Triumphs. ~ So
RADIsHEs Texas pony crates. 81
lunches. x4Hf5 81
EPINACH--TeNas cartons 1-dog cello
ihane hays washed spinach. l2-oz 81 81.
STRAWBERRIES FioricA 3s-pint crates
eissionarys SO. ordinary condition SO
40.
SWEET POTATOES 49, Louisiana bu.
rates Porto RicAn Vans. a.. s. No. I
N.65n475. south Carolina ~ baskets
Porto Ricsn Vans, 50 $50. CeorEis %
rates Porto Ricsn Vans L. 3 No I.
y 50. New Jersey hampers ~ s. 80 J.
lsrtey type. red soil $3.50 sandy soil,
b2S
TOMATOES - 1914 cartons fepackS.
Medium. 81 IN small size fi75
RETABAGAS - Canada D-ib. ssrkf
FaHr1 81 50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
State Agency
Expands Office

Appointment OF the State Insur-
anCe Agency as general agents in
Michigan for the Continental Cas-
ualty. intermediate division, was
announced by President Leon M.
Zechman of the agency.
Zechman said that as a result.
his firm is occupying new enlarged
offices on the fifth floor at 600
Griswold, this Saturday.
Appointment OF the following to
the agency staff was also an
nounced: Stuart A. Howard, sales
manager; Arthur A. Wyatt, acct
dent and health manager; Dorothy
Duchene, accounting: department,
and Beulah Lewis. fire and cas-
ualty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Hayes Ind. Defers
Dividend Action

JACKSON. March 12-Director:
of Hayes Industries. Inc. have de-
ferred dividend action at this time
A statement issued by the com
pany said: :
Owing to the fact that we
are now In the process Of rene
gotiations, IL Il impossible to
complete and issue the usual
quarterly statement. The board
of directors, therefore, has
thought IL advisable to defer
dividend consideration mt this
time"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13

A change in the methods OF
painting and drying propellors
has stepped up production in
that department 400 per cent,
the Neutrality-suspicious. Corp. an
nounced today. Nash is in mass
production on the Hamilton
Standard propeller.
Instead of cleaning the blades
by hand individually. they are
lowered into a degreaser. taken
by power conveyor for spraying
on the primer and yellow tip.
The. 48-hour final drying period
has been eliminated by the use
of a battery of mira red lamps
which dry the blades in less
than four minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Hudson Dealers Meet

Distributors, dealers and zone
managers of Hudson opened a
two-day meeting here today.
The meeting is being held at
the Fort Shelby and is the
second of series of distributor
dealer council meetings called
by George ii. Pratts, general
sales manager.
At the opening OF the session
today. Pratt expressed conf
dence in the ability of the deal
ers 10 carry on for the duration.
He said the picture for the whole
country looked brighter than a
year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
On the
Business
Front
By WARD SCHULTZ
Financial Editor

Word was served on politicians
recently that the American peo-
ple will not countenance perSe-
cution of biz business and big
corporations merely on the basis
Of size.
In the Dallas decision OF the
A and p. case, in which the
company was charged with at
temptS 10 foster a monopoly,
Judge W. II. Atwcll took strong
exception 10 the emphasis placed
by the prosecution IN the size
Of the defendants.
Il must say At the outset
declared the juriSt that 1
know Of no American rule, and j
wish had the power 10 under
score American, which permits
us TO try n man because Of his
sire. II merely saws amy per-
sOn' ar amy contract made by
any person big or little, and the
size is wholly inconsequential.
Commercial success or failure,
greatness or inferiority, do not
determine guilt or Innocence.
III I thought l was presiding
over n court and might sen
tence a person because he was n
great big fellow or because he
was a EIliputian, | would feel
like resigning. God knows that
we don't ever want II IN occur in
America that the size Is going 10
determine whether man -
guilty or innocent"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
OIds Traffic Chief Dies

d. c. Whitmore, traffic man.
ager OF Oldsmobile for % years,
died in Lansing yesterday after
a brief illness.
Mr.. Whitmore came 10 Cen
eral Motors in 1890 as assistant
traffic manager OF the GM Over
seas Corp. in Detroit. He was
sent 10 Lansing a year later to
be traffic manager for Olds.
Mr.. Whitmore is survived by
his wife and seven children. a
sister. Dorothy Whitmore, lives
In Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
en- Tops War Orders

General Motors is way out in
front as the largest holder of
war contracts in the country. il
was revealed in Washington.
Ford company stands sixth on
the list and Chrysler is ninth
The total of GM war orders
now stands at S7,251, 100000. far
ahead Of Curtiss-Wright Corp,
which holds S.613.JOO. 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Taxi Business

Bit of wisdom: a local bust
ness man casually asked a taxi
driver how business had been
lately.
"Oh. not bad" was the re-
Spouse,
why. I thought things were
going along pretty good for you
fellows" the business man said
prodingly.
Brother" retorted the cabby.
"for us. it's Just like the banks
we handle more money but
we're no further ahead"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW. March ~ up TO-DAY
eytng prices ~ farmers
Pea beans IS 10. lCht red kidnsys s.
'srk red kidBeys 81. { r { vsliow fyss
Is. q r. q cyanbeTrtE So Z p q
ara rranbrfries. IS
wheat. 81. t1Gifs. nsif ~ $50 re
40 Tfr. EiE -rnWsf hs rley. 81 " n 80.
nclshsst. S7-e7V210 ccfn. sscH 81
oyheans 81 e.
tBy Michigan Bean CO..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Freight Loadings Off
1865 Cars in Week

WASHINGTON. March IL -
Loadings OF revenue freight during
the week ended March 6 totaled
1883 cars, A decrease of 80, 965
cars from the previous week and
decrease OF 81 sos cars from the
like week a year ago, according to
reports To ,he Association OF
American Railroads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
New Contl Can Director

NEW YORK. March II - Di-
rectors of Continental Can Co,
Inc. have elected DR.. Ernest Mar
Tin Hopkins. president of Dart
mouth College, a director of the
company. He succeeds the late j.
Frederick Hartlieh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Foreion EXCHANGE
NEW YORK, March i7-Prices IN cen
n.s.... sn0 rsn .ns
Detroit Livestock Prices

Cutter and common cows went scalsward
AZ xST 1913 with most Gamers IN the
price range OF S7ns.T5. Good beef type
bulls earned Sl3 50Hls. practical top on
weighty sausage offerings was SIS 80 but
oid head strictly good made SIS. 1901 Il.
Common and medium bulls sold In the
vide range ~ 500 10
CALVES Weeks salable receipts. LIS.
NeslerS held steady throughout. good and
choice bulksd ~ the SIS so top. medium
to low-Eood kinds mainly sl5.5oGls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13

p e n n S y j.
vania Central
Airlines. He
will be sta
tion ed in
Washington.
Bell, a ma
tive of New
Orleans, was
at one time
aviation edi-
tor OF the At
lanta &c or
e a n. II e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
sI62s TOP FOR WEEK

Choiet 2s3 10 buhocks set ne TOP FOR
10 week al Si6 -. good Grade fed steers
and yearIings buked at tif 15T 1880. ard
medium grades earned ti3 7oT1f.N with
no majority a. xi3 500 as. Common
steers found outlet from Sil son -
Strictly good Oh 10 fed heifers topped for
me class AZ SIS fsshv hsifers with weight
turned ~ SIS 80 and rneaty COW shaped
offerings brought Sf5. Some common light
GARY type heifeTs sold on down % tii ana
slightly nsiop Medium snd rood beef
RVS cleared from tiidi3, odd head
strictly GOOD ii3.zo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Dow-Jones CIosino
Stock AVERAGES
Deatb notites

BRONSON L.. ~ SsiS Barrett. be-
loved husband Of Mae: dear father NJ
Percy, Phyllis, Pvt. Alvin Bronson: dear
Van Lerberghs Funeral Home. 1880 Fast
Warren. corner LAkeview. Monday after.
noon at 2 Inierment Forest Lawn.
DEvUIDER-Constsnt age 81. at his
farm home, se43 Canal Road. Nj.
Maria; dear father % Hector and Mrs.
Eleanore Dehondt: dear brother OF Gursf.
Paul. CAMEL and Mrs. Emil De Crieck;
se so sr' from n. sons monssy NAH
rs at 40 and 10 O'Clock at 81. Lawrence
Church At Utica Burial Mt Onvet
Cemetery. Rosary Sunday evening ~ Q
a. clock.
FIAGE March TO- Bertha. OF JSi Cor.
land. beloved wife Of Carl. dear mother
OF Gloria and Shirley; sister of John ana
Henry Prtester. Mrs. Emma Blair AMI
Mrs Clara sawyer. Funeral services Sat.
nrdsy. 2 o. m, at A. ". Peters FUNERAL
husband OF Zula Cheney o'I,ren. father
OF Dorothy o'Brien; brother % Mrs.
Louise y Gallagher and Ignstiu. y.
10 OBJ Bnen, AZ chapel Of the VIM n Ham
Funeral service ct 81. Peter and PAU
Jesuit Church, Saturday at 10 a. m.
rRiEsItR- See Place no,,ce
REINHARD-March 10, 1913. Cotireb, be.
loved husband Of Christina dear father
Of Harold Of Richmond. Mich, and Mr.
Olga Neal OF Detroit. Funeral services a.
Wday p. m. ~ residence. 1876 Djvisx
road. Richmond. 1880 .. m. at rrinftrl
Lutheran Church Burial Richmond.
PIERsON-Msrch II, William H., age ~
beloved husband Of Florence, dear father
Of RusSeli william. Caroline and Richard.
Funeral from verheyden Funeral Home.
$4,000 Mack. Al outer drive. Saturday
at 2:3o.
sfONHOLL- March 10 August y. ~
io3ft Somerset. beloved husband NJ
Agnes dear father o. Mrs. william Heidt.
Mrs Lewis McCoiley and Frederick: grand.
father OF ak grandchildren: brother ~
Mn Louise Woehlert. Mrs. Aivina Els
holz and Mrs BERTHA ZuehIhe. an of Rich
mond. Mich. Remains ~ A. ". Peters
Funeral Home. i2057 Grstiot avenue. uptn
10 a. m. Saturday. In state Messiah Evan-
reiicai Church, August ana Dekersca.
from ~ ncon until 2 r. m. saturday,
time OF servce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
WINNIPEG GRAIN

WINNIPEG. March II tINsl whes
closed NC higher today. Other grains fin
ished unchanged.
WHEAT May. eTSe; July. esae bid.
OATS MAY and July, Size bid
RARLFYMsy and July. @Se bid.
RYE-Msy and July, 6sAc bid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13

worked for 10 years on the
M-G-M and Loewe Theater
publicity staff. winning many
awards for publicity and adver-
Using feats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
OIrDo CAsu GRAIN

TOLEDO. O., March CNsD $500 Cast
grain on track
wHEAT-No. 2 red. sl5a1 $50.
CORN No yellow. 81 036 O5: No.
OATS = No 2 white, $50 ssc No. ;
white s3G6Sc
soYBEANs 49, No. yellow, sI.7Ola q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
he decline of wheat.
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO. March IL dNsJ-cash grain
close.
WHFAT-Nons
CORN No yellow. 81 NJ; No. = vel
low. s1.oIh: No. yellow. Doc y 81 .0l ::
No. yellow. so1 csc; sample grade yell
low. 77edsi: No. white. y.1s%.
OATS No. I mixed 64sf 6Sc. M. 2
mixed. 62isc: No. 1 white. 654 a. SO Y e;
No. white SEC: No. J white. az. "a s5c .
No 4 white 63a. o. 64hc: No. red special
heavy. SIC: No. red special heavy, e3hc;
No. 2 red special. 64nc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13
Bell Publicizes Pea

J. Raymond Bell, former
Times reporter. has been named
director of public relations for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-13

Sales. including odd lots. ah.T23 shares.
Dividends w the ,o~egninr tsbte are the
as,osnts declared or paid so f-v tbis yesr,
unless otherwise noted. s-Paid I'm 1912,
ex- liz div idend.