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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-19
Extra Premiums
For Lead, Zinc

WASHINGTON. Feb. 19.-Sec.
rotary of Commerce Jones an
nounced broadening Of the scope
of the Metals Reserve Company
premium payment program cover
ing over-quota production OF do
nestle copper, lead and nnc 10
afford an additional premium for
lead and an additional premium
or premiums for zinc.
Jones said that upon considera-
tion WPB and OPA quota commit
tee will recommend such addi-
tlonal premiums when they are
considered essential 10 assure
maximum necessary mine pro-
duction.
These premium payments are
made on production in excess Of
monthly production quotas cstab-
hShed by quota committee. The
highest premium payable on over
quota production of lead reflects
the difference between the ceiling
price and II cents per pound New
York basis and the highest premi-
um payable on over-quota pro-
duction of zinc reflects the differ
ence between the ceiling price and
l6is cents per pound East st.
Louis basis, depending on quotas
assigned TO the particular zinc
mine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-19
Def. Steel Net
S2.46 a Share

Detroit Steel Corporation and
its subsidiary report for the year
ended December 81 a net profit of
$507 Gas after depreciation. etc
and net provision Of S606 500 for
federal income and excess profits
taxes. equal TO S24 a share on
the 206 80 shares OF common
stock outstanding.
This compares with a net profit
Of SS19, 9GS- or s. 9S share in
1871. when tax reserve was ST..
065, 900.
The report stated that the effect
of the War Profits Control Act
if any. upon 1912 earnings cannot
be foreSecn AT this time.
Current assets at December 81,
including 81 ,S0e, SOS cash and T., :.
government securities, totaled 50 =
Sl7 900 and current liabilities were
S459 761 compared with cash and
t. :. government SECURITIES of
81, 263,2ll, current assets of 81
1874 PAS and current liabilities OF
S667 OLA a year ago Inventories
were S57S,0Sl. against Sl.00l So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-19
transportation, Housing

Housing and transportation
difficulties are the other head
aches Immigrants come TO Will
lew Run and then find there is
no place TO live. Government
housing projects are being
opened for them but slowly.
They get discouraged and 90
somewhere thew can live de-
Gently.
Those from nearby towns OBJ
tain jobs and then find they
must spend several hours a day
on buses. In addition, those with
their own cars have been con-
fronted with one of the worst
winters in Detroit's recent his
tory
This accounts too for the high
rate of absenteeism in the past
two months. 1t is has been as
high as z per cent. But much of
this was during the heavy snow
storms in January and the eX-
IRENE cold this month
They find jobs nearer home
and take them leaving Willow
Run undermined
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-19
Auto
Graphs
Manpower Problem
al Willow Run
Awaits Solution
B, sILER FREEMAN

The Truman committee today
IS visiting Willow Bun Though
II is composed of veteran m
NtStcatorS. what IL can find m
a dan s tour az the gigantic plant
may test the prohatlve powers
@. the gentlemen composing the
committee And what they can
Go 10 cure tho ills which they
may turn up VIII be Am even
greater test
Because the main trouble al
Willow Run is manpo~er Build
InC "a bomber requires lots ot
manpowcr To turn them out at
the rate which has been pub
hczed previously requires vast
manpower Willow Run try as
il may has NOT Yet been able
% build mp 10 that manpOwer
Officials there admit that IN
the past they have lost almost
as many persons az they have
hired Since last June about
10000 have left the Run. Com
sIder that The force has been
bult up 10 over 10000 and the
rate Of quits looms very large.
probably the largest IN the
Industry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-19
Wabash Votes
81 Dividend

CHICAGO, Feb. 10 - Wabash
Railroad Company has declared a
dividend of 81 on the common,
payable April % TO holders Of
record March 81. This rs the first
declaration on the new company 5
common stock.
Directors determined that The
full dividend OF $3.50 on the pre-
ferrcd stock has been earned and
authorized payment April % to
holders of record March 81
Results OF operation for 1912
were considered and the board de-
clared that the interest on the
general mortgage A per cent in
come bonds. Series A, and the
general mortgage IA per cent
income bonds. Series b, had been
duly earned and authorized pay
ment thereof in full on April l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-19
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan hu. crts~ L s So
J. 2'4-iu min uu.'ss ,sherVise stated
Delicious - 5Vu2s5 Northern sp,s
81 1912 BaldWlus =, So go. Suttons
81 so 4 fn E4LLa1- LII 8 - ---- .A------
YORK. Rhode Island Greetings l. s 80.
J. BIN min. 81 90 l75 Rome BeAutys.
L. S. No l, BIN min. 81 % Washington
box Delicious, 64-l63s, extra fancy SO %
z Is West Virginia tu hsk's Delicious
U S. No BIN min fair So 80. 21.in
AvocADOs o. California mats Fuertes
1s-30s 50 6oG275
BEANs-Florids bu hampers Black
Valentines. best mostly 81 75t % poorer
BEETS-TeNas = crts.. 3 doz. hehs
BRocCoLI-Pony cr,s.. Arizona $50
IS. California, S505 rs; Texas. 50 759
" cHBBHGE-Teaas, 10. Angeles cru
rs. y cr's round 81 80 2 ~. Odd
stock 50-lh sacks slack. Michigan 81
s.doz bchs $3.50 % Texas s-doz
s.. few AIS hu. Gskts topped 81
CAULltLOWEE- Pony crts. IL and
larger. California. 81 f0p2 40 fair 81
tops Golden Heart 6dnt 81 5oVi few
81 %: s-doz S3.71uf lU-dol So - 49,.
KS s. j00 3 rs Pascal 9-dol 50 351
so. e-doz 50 Jo r. 80; s. S375nf;
'
phane wrapped best 81.
GRAPES California display Iugs Elm
perors fansy, S. 5H ? 5u.
LETTUCE !. A cris iceberg Call
fornla Imp. Val doc, S555 d'z
- LEAF LETTUCE ono Michigan. 10.
n bskts hothouse. 81 500 go
ONIONS 50-Ib. sacks Michigan " 3
No. ! Yellows, medium. 81 75al s.. sweet
Idaho 50 90: Mexico crystal White wax
L. $ No. l. a25.
PEAS Mexico bu. bskis.. $50 few
S375
POTATOES l0olb sacks. L. s No.
size idaho Russei Burbsnks mostly
50 7o1 So to-lh cotton sacks. soc Maine
various varieties 2-in. min N3N3 10 so
4s1 soc. Nebraska T. S No washed
Triumphs few sales 50-lb sacks 81 10.
1908, So 40 Michigan Chppewss 81 609
2 TO: Russet Rurals 81 So few smaller
- so Upper Peninsula q. 5 No. ! Green
Mountains, 81 5Oa2.60i bib. paper
sacks 43Ui4
sHALLOTs Louisiana barrels 20 dor
bchs mostly 50 sou 10. crts : dor 50
SPINACH Texas bu bskts.. Savoy tvpe
best, 81 650i rs fair $50. cartons
don, cellophsne bags washed spinach 10
SWEPT POTATOES louisiana ou cr's
Porto Ricsn Vans. T.. S No g. 50 so
fair 81 IS North Carolina bu bsk's
Porto Rican Vans generally good 81 %
as.
TOMATOES r 10-ih cartons repacks
SIPS.
RUTARAGAs - Canada. 5O-lb sacks
wsxed. 81 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-19
Livestock Markets

EAST BUFFALO. n Y, Feb IS QNsl
HOES Salable receipts 300 n4A4kel &C.
i've firm good and choice 1go-220 los
$40 o.. CON parable weights truCked -lns.
$40 - 10 40. spaunLb. Nl0 80 rough and
"rgh'F soWs. Sl4 - - hU.
CATTLE Salabls receipts 100 market
tuiN steady good yearUrs heiicIs STA.
~ common ~ medium steers S15rl4.
beef COWS S12r ~ ~. cutter and common
50 - 81 so Gamer. s. 25u975 ugnf and
medium weight sausage bulls Nl11 Ia Ju
CALVES Salabie receipts tu ve.Icrs
scarce. steady. good and choice SIS 81
rs 30 common and medium Siaail7
SHEEP Salatlc receipts 200 IaTus
'a'F steady good and choice 1890 lhs.
Hit 90 go mainly SIG 30 mediums 90 good
SO 30 10, inferior tnr1wouts downward
--.Lr ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-19
Psychology Behind Benjamin FrankIin's Proposal

The psychology behind the Franklin proposal disclosed in
a speech h made,
which powerful influence In
of
Separately,
me o ac when united view of the
minds the violent effects
honor, shall
place profit, will
obtain
kind that will this profit
all the hustle OF Caba the heat
infinite abuse parties tearing to pieces
the characters II will be the wise and moderate the
Of the
violent passions indie
their selfish These will thrust them
SpIN TO rulers :"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-19
Draft Cuts In Hard

Typical of the situation rs the
record for the first Is days of
February when $50 quit their
Jobs for some reason or other.
The majority went into military
service but a good portion gave
distance and housing conditions
for their reasons.
The draft and enhStmcntS
have been a steadily mounting
discomfort for the Willow Run
officials. But military observer
placed the blame on the hiring
there.
They took on a lot of young
STEERS there" he pointed out.
They should have known they
couldn't hang on TO them. Hiring
should he with an eye TO keep
ing them. There Is no use train
ing young men who are liable
10 military service. Women are
the only ones YOU can rely
upon"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-19
M. S. Rukeyser
Urges Postwar
Bureau SIaSIleS

It's fashionable nowadays for governmental officials TO regu
late the earnings and behavior of citizens.
warfare it widely
mtcrference with the rights OF individuals
may necessary the national interest but il vital that these
regarded the American IL
desirable have expiration date after the war for these various
forms of RECOMMENDATION.
salaries before
$4,000 by executive fiat is inter-
recall when the founding fathers formulating
the American system the shoe on the other foot
Citizens disposed 10 place restraints public Office
holders For motion of Benjamin Franklin who
presiding the constitutional convention proposed that the
should stipend emoluments for the
his the public services but that his expenses
ShO be paid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-19
Patriotism Tested

Then OF course, there are
those who have adequate houS-
ing or who have no tranSporta-
tion problems but Stin they quit.
Some frankly admit they do not
like their Jobs. So they~quit.
There IS a compelling patriotic
reason why Willow Run should
60 full blast and equal an the
predictions made for it, But 50
far that message has not been
put across
There is important work 20
he done there and perhaps the
Truman committee can find
some way 20 solve the complex
situation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-19
THREE HOUSES CLOSED

At Miami. Fla, three large
slaughter houses were closed dur
ing the last month f. NJ. REFS
man Of Hialeah. Fla, slaughter
ing firm charge that small
were buying meat in mid
state. back-country cattle markets.
At St Louis, small packers and
farmers have been adding 10 TO ID
per cent TO market price of meat
which they sell to hotels and meat
dealers.
Seven packers exceeded their
slaughter quotas and were or
dercd 10 close. One packer OK
ceeded his quota by two-year
margin
Strengthening above quotas also
was reported at Minneapolis. st.
Paul and Milwaukee. At Cleve-
land, Union Stockyard officials
said meat truck drivers have been
halted at the city limits and Of
fered prices above ceiling for live
stock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-19
Market Moves
IrreguIdrIy in
Early Dealings
Case Off Nearly z
as N. Y. Central and
Goodyear Edge Higher

NEW YORK Feb. 10 lUP).-
Stocks opened narrowly irregular
today after making their widest
decline of the year IN the previous
session. Bonds also were mixed.
while cotton futures rose 3 TO J.
points
a number Of issues registered
small net gains an the outset in
GLIDING L. s Steel al Sis, up j. :.
Pap>i-Cola 33&s up "a Public
Service OF New Jersey lAas. up Is:
Wabash preferred 3Ok, up Is;
Union Pacific So. up "a; New York
Central 900 shares al 49,, up
~ Goodyear 28, up u and r. J.
Reynolds Tobacco b 277s, up a.
Sears RoebuCk lost "a 10 623
and smaller net losses were noted
IN JohnS-ManWlle. Glenn l.. Mar
TN, General Electric, North Amer
ICan American Locomotive, Beth
lchcm Steel, Standard OIL Com
pany New Jersey, Radio Cor
poratlon and Continental Can.
J. I Case declined nearly .
points 10 IS on the first sale Co
lumbar Carbon was of "A point
az 81 IN the Chemicals. AmerI-
can Telephone held at the previous
close IN its section
Railroad issues were mixed a.
were utilities. SteelS and rail
equipments. General Motors
opened at the previous close and
then firmed in the early trading
Price movements continued ir-
regular after the opening and vol
ume hghtened from the recent
mace
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-19
Houdaille Hershey
Pays on 7 Issues

Houdaille-EIershey Corporation
has declared dividend Of -
cents on the Class b. payable
March 20. 10 holders Of record
March 5 The firm also declared
the regular quarterly dividend ef
62l4 cents on Class a payable
April l. 20 holders Of recqA
March 20
Payments in 1912 ON Class -
were 25 cents each March is and
June ID and 509cpts December II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-19
Freight Car Loddings
Up 9, 564 in Week

w WASHINGTON. Feb. 10
Loadlngs OF revenue freight during
the week ended February l3
totaled 76i $50 cars. an increase
of 1864 cars from the previous
week, a decrease Of 1881 cars
from the like week a year ago and
an increase of 43,774 cars over the
like l94l week according 10 re-
ports 10 the Association OF Amcri-
can Railroads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-19
National DistilIers
Calls Debentures

NEW YORK. Feb. National
DlstillerS Corporation is notifying
holders Of l0-year convertible 3 =
per cent debenturcs and seven
year 3 = per cent sinking fund
dcbcntureS that Sl64 900 and
$780, 600 respectively have been
drawn by lot for redemption on
March /. 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-19
MOTORIZED RUSTLERS

On the cattle ranges of the far
West and Southwest. rustlers once
more were reported active. At
San Francisco, there have been re-
ports of motorized cattle rustlers
in eastern Alameda
County and other areas, killing
straggler beevesa at night and
slaughtering them at the roadside
under flashlight
Salt Lake City authorities noted
a sharp increase in cattle rustling.
In the Walsenburg. Colo. area,
the sheriff redoubled his vigilance
because Of the increase in night
Of cattle for the black
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-19

Perhaps in the postwar planning woad be appropriate Tor
citizens themselves hCamount cost and chalac
o political administration whch~they desire.
that haF6 developed double standard Of
the politicians rules for business
without feeling that such nhi
conduct of the affairs of
connection the chant by politicians that business
other have been receiving
be appropriate The proceedings
whether other
eminent thoroughly 0 citizens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-19
ChamberIin Metal
Declares Dividend

ChamherIr Metal Weather
Strip Company has declared a
dividend OF IS cents. payable
March 10 10 holders Of record
March ] Payments last year We're
10 cents March 81 ID cents June
10 10 cents September II and Is
cents December -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-19

CHICAGO F,b. ~ ms HOGS
Receipts 20 500 market 5c to Toe lower
TOP &ff.5i bulk SD ~ ~ ~ Go. heavy.
$50 o. 70 lU u cd go W. NlI 500 % 90.
1886 packing sovs SIt 75pl5l5: pigs
SIS .Tf lH
CATTLE - Receipts 3 jno. market
steady. Calves Receipts. 500 mari "a
steady. Beef steers. choice $50 ~ .~ me
aI4r. AI4I1a. NearIusv Sl4.flb lU
Butcher. Heifef-. $40 '5 10. COWS. SO
5U bulls $40 SD ~ 10 90. calves s.
90 feeders So 10 CO. Ttuckers
steers $40 80 "a. cows and heifers. 81
~ a.
SHEEP Receipts 2 600, lambs. Sisa
~ ~ common SIS nl6 NearuuEs fi2 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-19
TWO ARRESTED

United States District Attorney
Bernard Margolius at Washing
ton. where two men operating a
slaughter house and wholesale
meat firm have been arrested, said
residents have been mulcted out
of hundreds Of thousands of dol
lars in the distrlctwide operation
of the black market.
Al Philadelphia. one packer has
been convicted of selling a b o V o
c eiling prices and half dozen
other cases are pending. AT Hart
ford. Conn, a federal grand jury
was investigating black markets.
Between 20 and so butchers and
dealers have been Strengthening in
rural areas and selling TO neigh
bors and markets
The pattern of b a c k market
4 a ings in the Southeast and
West were on a small time
basis with farmers butchering
above their normal needs and SELL
ing the meat 10 the highest bid
ders. At Atlanta, Ga, the regional
OPA office said il had total of 80
black market cases under investi-
cation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-19
Citizens Undertook TO Audit Public Servants

exhming FranklnS words for the purpose OF advo-
eating federal officials be off the governmental roll
| drive home the that earlier and
rugged period undertaking audit
public under
public officials undertaking them
the and
eS the
Maybe pendulum swung the other direction
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-19
Cited Posts of Honor Without Pay in France

Franklin speak of the threat of monarchy As
Of political OF honor
without France and England
He added
pleasure serving their
conduct entities them sufficient motives
minds. portion OF their time The
satisfaction
public service the less the profit, the
the honor"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-19

PITTS PEErAN Fen 1e lNSI CATTLE
- Receipts fI, market steaGN steers.
choice $40 TFa 10 u.s. medium 60 good
SO ESQ ID. Fu. common So "a SO heifers.
Good fr crelc. SIG 2Sa1r % MEDIUM Co
rDgH Sfl.1E d. ~. common s. 81 illT
Cays. GouG 'D Uh.He 81 30 ~ 50
medtm ta raofy NgHlt. ,,rrers sBd
t.tters S. 1Ot b..s "E1o8 90 choice So
common 10 medium. 500 i3 7t.
HOGS Re -eirts I2s Wartef Ateady
fs0 ESQ ~ $40 81 ~ 10. lsH..u0 lbs.
yTF a. - fH- 4UH.flH .ts SIG fn 10 20
Zz8.2tU lbs SIG l5 90 CD. go 300 irs
&istlle2f 2g1.gsI Irs SI11 1les 100
go Ihs SIS 20 10. r.lshs SD lJ1lt.25
rHEkp EeseIpf 1000 market steady.
I.1EIs. SIC a0H u us.trU ta lrrt SiTr
If common Isurr $50 TO- ewes
ur.H-rf scr TO-
EAIVEE. Essflff flr -ar.ef gesHt.
la.e fr choice sIs lI ft.n medium p.
-rlt SUE Grille ard common
SO 5G8lA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-19
Earnings

tNton-I Fisher Toharco Coupan, net in-
come Cor rear 1879 Was 1921 .lfI amer
derfes.stior. fedsrs ano state lng1me
-s'rv zFErUrr TzFF TJ7 ri 1871.
Commonwealth Ldisou Company aud
VIut.lisEes .r p report f1r Tho Eesr 1874.
r.. .rr.rr Hf e.- JOS I.A .r. fr
81 - FnH-e This compare fN Nlr
-tT pui 90 SZ.lo b share .1 me preceding
scar
oru,thie steel Compan, ~ Nu,erics and
.1iarr TreNn rf' 1853 nc' pr ~
s. sos 81 rqla. $50 st -
fae common. afa 1851 81 tlt $50 rf Sl- ~
CL me common I7 1881
Commercial Ip,estm'ut Trust Corpura.
f'so arc satsiciar.es ~ NJ wear lt4-
rsprr' net income %. Slfs15 ssi after
IN vision ~ &--dua. nll Or eaHttnee ns,es
~ s. ~ share on me common. against
S.T11f 800 gr Si7s 10 ne common 81
Prnn.,l,snia Railroad preliminary report
fr tasz shows He' income ~ $500 SOS tst
f4Hp. 'r 81 -u snare This g.rr l6rss
tt. esl ~. pr sk q share .r I4i1.
20 fr'rr re' tle Naf 20 s7t
ssa.rst $50 $40 BOZ December. 1sfF
Peun., l,Vala siHss Crm.ut Corporation
snr nr.lE '.RueG s1bf.1irrst r'p.r- d he'
Er10t .f 81 Nf2 4fF eqsa. 80 s. III share
-li.-l--l- a.. preferred 80 whfer urrst- 7rvTF
aG-4 Ass.i f7'sf.s Tore A'r7ur'r- f- So g. p
Fr4rt MI DclN+la 1852 iL. "rl rafrt
e.t. 81 20 "a or Sa46 aNprefeffta shsft
.r 1881
Western Uo,on Tsegmph COMPANY re-
f r-' .Iuinar' 1859 rri Income -f
10 ARR pfly.'inn ~ So ~ ''1 o..
ra Damf 'efrf NJ 81 q share
-f' income ror 1881 Wss SO tff -+U .r
s. share after 81 fIf GOO rTn,..Inr. HI
feotls .aloms taxa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-19
Steel Firms Invest
IL Billion Since 1888

NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-SteeI
companies have invested nearly
81 .205 100000 of their own funds
to Increase capacity and improve
their equipment since 1888, accord.
ing to the American Iron and Steel
Institute Approximately 1892
100000 or about one-third of that
total was spent during the years
1888 through 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-19

Raybestos- Manhattan. Inc. has
declared a dividend Of 37Ie cents,
payable March Is 10 holders of
'ecord February % Similar
mounts were paid IN previous
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-19
DETROIT HIT HARD

At Detroit. where the meat
shortage is acute, only 50 per cent
as much meat is available per
person as compared 10 a year ago
and 10 butchers have closed
-9thefs were reported taking a
Ichance al selling meat four or
five cents above ceiling prices.
Al New York, where meat has
been scarce. one source close TO
the situation said that in the last
10 days the supply had picked up
possibly 30 per cent as A result OF
the OPA drive against the illegal
traffic TWenty-three dea lerS
have been arrested for violating
ceiling prices. ---
At Pittsburgh, Loran L. Lewis,
chief OPA attorney indicated that
three out of every 10 pounds of
meat sold over the counter were
being illegally slaughtered. About
so black marketers were under
lnvestiga ton. Three local pack
ers have been charged with price
ceiling violations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-19
Detroit Stocks

I-T|T| Nv - .T- =
Dfvitrud, m the foregoing table arr the
amounts declared or paid far this year.
unics, otherwise noted. a-Pald In 1912.
~ III, idend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-19
STARS At Si5.75

Ton good and choice ss0-i273. N fsd
steers and yeaFiings brought So. go 20 II -
while medium and good grades buiked at
Si3 hnH - D. several large Consignneu's
of s53 l057-lb steers and warnings turned
a. $3.50 - p with q load 81 medium grace
so ~. Souihwesterns Slt. Good FED he.fes
thought 81 6j1 r. some tat weigf1y
heiftrs cashed az Sl3. I0i 10 while c0mmas
light dairy type kinds goh on down 20 Sll.
Thr spread ~ 81 20 i5c11 accounted for me-.
dum and good beef COWS, cAnner cutter
and common cows follow .nF ATOMS ~ 81 -
- 10 70. Good beef bulls earned xI3 rare
u 30 early top ou WsirhiN sausage Offer
lugs was NlE-5 bu' nothing Sold above Slt
late Medium grade bulls buikef SO ~
1880, common dropped 90 $50 so and fes,
light Gamer bulls sold a. low as 50.
CALVES Week = satanic receipts. -
FeaIerF found ar uneven market al -
time wss he supply equal 'u demand. act
Al midweek as high a. SIG was paic Bat
me general market fr' shed strong % a0a
hInEer than late last week closing top and
hulk ou good ana choice veaiert holding A.
SIS 5e Medium f7 ioW good offerings srrat
SO t iGcL.-l- l4A-e .Gz4gl4--s. I.i al,shta "A
+F
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-19
Cattle, Hog
Receipts Here
Drop Sharply
Cows Still 25c Over
Week Ago; Sheep. lamb
Movement Normal

Movement Of sheep and lambs 10
the Detroit stock yards this Yee'1
was normal but receipts OF cattle,
calves and swine ran sharply under
the corresponding period last year.
Cattle prices showed little net
change, in some cases COWS were
still 25c higher for the week and
bulls 25c lower.
CATTLE Weeks receipts so After
selling strong 20 Doe higher early saughtt-
steers and heifers finished 900 better than
steady compared with .ate last week. ~
the steers medium and good grades prf-
dominated Cows gained pc 20 as much
as soc early Monday. but values m force on
early rounds proved short lived Howeyef.
final quotations on COWS stlll stand steady
20 2jc higher than late last week Bu
closed duu AMI weak 20 fully pc lower
with the late clearance incomplete.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-19

The Griswold Eshleman
Company, Cleveland, has an
nounced the appointment Of
Mr.. Kysor, former Detroit adj
vertising executive, as man.
ager of the company's re-
search and media department.