davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
Farmers Market

FRUITS Apples Bsldwins 40 /. S3a
so nu Delicious, No 50 hu Nc
ln'osh No ] 81 5o44 hu No ? 81 So
Jonsthsns. No /, 50 25q 50 hu No. ?
S2q2 so GreeningE SO g. S3H3 90 hu
No 2 81; Northern spies fancy. 50 30
hu No. J. 50 50T {, No ?, 81 q 2 80
WsEners so T. S3p2 30 nu SO 2
- 30 steele Red, 80 o. 50 5on4 hu .
LETTUCE ANp SALAD GREENS
Celery CabbaEe 80 T. 81 25uI So hu
Enive fancy 81 so hp No j. 81 250
SOD Espar'le fancy 81 so M. 80. T.
VEGETABLE GREENS cabbae, grcsns
so soc 81 bu Cousris NO g. 1jc
81 ID h4 y. ~ k 81, 80 % 'i zoe ou. 49,,
e7n 40 j, g 20 bu No. 2. 50 can
r7rs Ns. 81 50u1.T5 bu 30 g.
81 20 Red Cabbage so 81 75H225.
80 q 81 So. curly cabbage. No l.
tu7rhed No zoe 81 10 dor 1chs
turr't So. S292 5o hu No 2. 81 l5
CaGufover SO 4. 81 fo13 80 2 81
Celery Root No !. 50 so bu Celery
ia.'. SOL Is dor bchs 80 ! 5on5hct
N" - f3Gcl Crlcv Michigan SQUARES
So A. H5rseradish 80 i, 81 2aa
\ 'o peck bskt Kohrs0i 80 u 7'c 81
taz rcAA Lecks $50 81 30 foZ
bone ou'onf dry fancy SO 'o 5o-io
.scs: ~. 81 ~ 90 PsrsniIs fancy
D., Boot SO Sirl So doy bchs Pc
fs'7es Nn S27Sn3 100 ibs SO 3
Si 'r Rad.shes red. dollhouse So 81
10I hChs RutVbsEas- 30. 4 Siu1 5o hu
Ne @ $40 Hubbard No ] 81 aor
20 Sr 81 25 Table queen.
fsr.. 81 900 nu so Srf - To-
mafee, dollhouse $50 S425 70 Do.
rsFf $50 2 S725 Tlrnips topped 40
N1sri7 rs hu $50 81 NeEffabie
0rstfrs $50 81 10 1ry hchs.
FDos tHrCe SIC 30 tl7 30 30.doten
.ase, medium. $50 ~ So.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
Stock Market
Quiet, Mixed

NEW YORK. Dec "a CUPl--
Stocks opened narrowly irregular
today with trading light. Bonds
neld steady. Cotton futures opened
unchanged TO 3 points higher
Curuss Wright opened 1900
shares at Sig, of > followed by
block of 4,20O shares at the
same price United Corp opened
3 400 shares AZ !, unchanged Sin
clair Oil, 5000 shares at l1as, up
"a, and Transamerica, 1000 at
SIS, up Is.
American Telephone, selling eX-
dividend, lost p. TO 1856, and
American Smelling had a similar
loss 10 36A. Smaller declines
were noted in International
Nickel, Radio. General Electric,
American Radiator, Studebaker.
General Motors, United Gas I'M
provement, Chrysler. and Erie
Certificates,
United States Steel was UNI
changed at 81, while Bethlehem
nrmed II, to 569s. in a quiet steel
section. Copper shares were steady
TO easier. Rails generally were
mixed Douglas had a small gain
~ ttc coCt,Op Minor. Gains ufprp
noted in homestake Mining, Pull
man, international Paper, Reyn-
oldS Tobacco b. and Southern Pa
cltiC
Oils were active and firm.
Texas Company gained y, TO Sa4,
and smaller advances were noted
in Continental. Phillips, Standard
OIL IN. j., Socony-Vacuum, Ohio
OIL and Tidewater Associated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
Lewis HdneY
Advises Holding
Of Sound Stocks
THs DETROIT TIMES
By LEWIS HANEY

Professor o. Economics y. y .UnivstsitN
Tho stock market turned m a
moderately good performance
last week. II was sufficiently
good 10 make the attitude Of
those who argue that We are N
A long bear market seem very
UnreauStlC But TT nd mol seem
quite good enough 10 invite
those who are bulhSh 10 cast
caution Ia The winds.
II seems 10 me that D. az
least remains in doubt whether
a sustained advance has already
begun While IL looks inCrcaS-
ingIy probable that the general
level of the November bottom
VIII hold u also seems easily
possible that that bottom may
yet bc tested by a reaction.
This rs somewhat like the atti-
tude Of most OF us toward the
war: We are sure We viii win.
hat We expect serious diff
cultieS first and don't yet feel
like putting preparation for
peace ahead Of preparation for
war
SO I would hold sound stocks.
but would hesitate Ia add 10
investment holding except in
special cases
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
Machine Tool
Backlog Drops

NEW YORK, Dec. II October
shipments Of machine tools totaled
SIS. 10000 a reduction Of IS per
cent under September shipments.
Backlog of orders untitled in Oc-
tober totaled S2S6 100000 against
S333100. 900 in September.
The machine tool advisory COM
mittce has recommended appoint
ment of a task group TO formulate
a broad policy for redistribution
Of surplus machine tools after the
war. At an industry meeting, WPB
proposed Slfnpllfication of prefer
cnCe order EIB governing allOca-
ton of purchasers of monthly
production of machine tools.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Andrew Ruchik. "a Maxine R. Dickson.
Kenneth william natson. 2s Jean Louise
Eugene gene GUIDO. 2s: Theresa Gray. rs
Robert DeNter 20 shirley kuehnel 20.
bernard stafford "a Anna Mae Hal 80.
Leo Arthur kowalske. 50 Cecilia Bach.
Frank Boone March ssi Lena Carolyn
wi iis' Jones ne az Rosie Julia Benton. 20.
Charles l. Knight % Lula Mae Robin
Harry Hardine. 10 Mae Benner ~
Gordon Britain q Georgia Butler
Emil Gunsea, 10. Mildred Evelyn q
10
Louis II Hagerman. ~; Christine D.
James smith a. Heareace Harris 20.
Harold F Van Wassenhova, 10; Run
Marie Tucker, IS 49,,
Jack W Mcintyre. p lane watkins, y.
Robert c Gross D. BERTHA c Harris. 10.
Howard l. Bortz Jr. 81 Betty louise
Julius Hsinonen. IS Lydia Kallic. IS
Dana Harmon Church. ~ Elsa Bievlns.
Frank Ernes, Rouse. 30 Luetta Fem
Hilary Albert sadler u %; Margar.tts
Frank p. Hamiii. 81. Marie Cathey. IS.
Jack G. Loeffler. 80. Geraldine Mildred
Ihappusi 50 -.
Robert Johns q Isahella Low, "a.
Kenneth @ Gould. 81, Viola LaTarz ~.
James +. Tribble. az Jennie b. Newoold.
80
John g. Alhrechi. %. Virginia Marlows,
23.
James Eehols Jr "a leydora Matthews.
%
Howard Freedberg. Is, Harriet Goldsteen.
%
Avery A. ssndberg. % Msryn Pearlmsn.
20
John p. corseaddsn. 81: Evelyn J. Hogan.
81
Frank Brostrom. 81: Irene Osstyn 81.
Frank Mckinley Hershey. i3, NernsR
Alice Cook. 80.
Edward Podsiad. p. Nina Segal IT,
Donald Rau. is Betty Jean Edwards -.
Paul r Land. 20 Jean Ann Dohrs. %.
Thomas c, Pouttu q Bernice Hamuik.
lg
George y Town y N. Patricia Mat,h-
eWs -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
The Bull Side

On the bull side are the fol-
lowing points: the volume of
trading has declined on reac-
tons and the market turned
narrow. Even the hourly vol
ume has mostly Tun parallel 10
prices in the last two weeks.
The rally came at a logical
lower resistance level and Sug-
CcStS a double bottom. The
industrial rail. and utility aver
ages all made new highs for
the move.
Tax selling is light. Signs Of.
investment buying appear, and
several high-grade stocks have
moved up, such as American
Tobacco. DUPONT, Eastman Ko-
dak, Allied Chemical and
American Telephone. Utilities
continue TO climb.
Gold stocks are strong and
active. Initiation grows apace,
as seen in the rise of money
IN circulation" and reduced
excess reserves, with the banks
supporting government bonds.
Commodity prices have risen
again.
But the rally has been
checked al point about half
way back to the preceding
October peak Incidentally, this
Just fills tho gap left by the
sharp break on Nov s Rails
arc backward Bonds are soft.
The "relDNcStment demand"
should be less than usual this
year end Stock YIELDS arc less
attractive than formerly Last
weeks chart action Of such
stocks as General Motors.
AtchlSon American Can and
L S Steel suggests little
huoyanCv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
Auto
Graphs
BurIeieh Hits Back
At peas Protests
On Helioopter Line
BY sILER FREEMAN

The battle is on. Manfred
Burleigh of the Greyhound
Lines has struck back al the
Pennsylvania Central Airlines
which is disputing the right of
his company, the Great Lakes
Greyhound Skyways, Inc, 10
start helicopter service in
Michigan.
Meeting with business execu-
tives in Bay City yesterday.
Burleigh didn't mince words
about the airiHe,s protest Not
only did he slap at peas
charges that the bus company
was attempting unfair competi-
ton. but he assailed the ambi-
tious postwar plans Of the
airline, which has asked for
transatlantic service by means
of a series of floating oceanic
airports.
I'm Michigan from the out
set, Pennsylvania Central has
proceeded on the assumption IL
owns the free air above the
state" he dashed out. Not once
has IL asked for authority 10
carry on business. Now ID finds
that Great Lakes Greyhound
has been granted certificate
of convenience and necessity,
Pea Is in the peculiar position
of appealing To the board II has
consistently ignored.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
Priorities Meet

George V. Sammet Jr.. pro-
duction engineer Of the North
ern Industrial Chemical Co.
and president OF the Industrial
Government Relations Associa-
tion of Boston, will be the prin-
cipal speaker at the meeting Of
the Priorities Association of
Detroit this Thursday noon IN
the Book-Cadillac Hotel.
Others available for discus
sion al the meeting include
W. c. Case, c. NJ. p. Chief Of
Rating and Issuance Branch of
Detroit WPB: 1t. r. c. Bost-
wick, inspector of Naval Mater
ials, Detroit office. and Capt. F.
II. Michael, military supplies
officer, war department, corps
Of engineers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
DEATHS

gDrhIs Co1E CThNeIr-cH 1aIUT E-Tw001,
!.rtcr go, m
E,-,,,,s HAM 1s7e Twenty. fourth ST.
L.'ii,yer, Vs,,II. 2Ss3 Urir, "a
E.etc~.rk 10 G-ryer, 6ug y Iiverr0a
: r,onte.
So, Ci,ds stoavi -gsl, National s5.
EranrSs Temrletgn hss2 Keutursy. IS
49, CreI,tx fa435 Monica 10
tIssph Merrt,f i7G- AIRED II month";
Sh.vrrso plrrts 2e.4 Chsrlsvgix ~.
ssfitc - Csr,a, 1t41a yrurs ~
go vs14cr1,,e rGe9 N.-,fard y
HI.s ia 49, "a
t 80 - I. sa,sr 41se Hs,nrton 81
49,. stot. 4..-- Gs,tor ~
80 044a.-...azAas raaz,As
$500. - uiprts1 "a gti-,s-o AZ
80. - pt.,re 100 Rel-rr,. 71
N. .e.a ct,..-,., 9eof gl.tis.,op "A
f5.7, 65I4,.s- ~
80. : srrb X 90 Palmer 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
Test Runs in Year

He said the Great Lakes
Greyhound objective is 10 bring
afr travel WITHIN the rUaCf Of
the average man in cities Of all
sizes
THE line proposed here will
allow you an 80-minute trip 10
Detroit and that il from the
center of one city To the center
Of another and no hour lost in
taNicabs coming from the air
port" he said.
1--WE hope 10 have test opera
tions started on the line within
a year. But they will include
only one or two ships aud he
solely to build operating expert
ence so we can expand quickly
when the war ends and more
ships become available"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
On the
Business
front
Nv W ARD SCHULTZ
Time. Financial EDITOR

How much is Detroit behind
schedule on war production
How many war contracts are
we losing because of local man
power shortages?
Should Detroit firms seek new
and larger contracts?
To what extent are workers
losfJnG2
What are actual labor re-
qur,mentS here?
Tho answers 60 all these very
important questions and a lot Of
other vital information rs prom
iSed 10 those who attend the
Board of Commerce round table
discussion of Your ManpoWcr
Problem az tho CaSS Thcatcr
this Thursday from 80 on.
Harvey Campbell suggests
that some employers are unWlt-
tncly supplying transformation
on manpoWer estimates which IS
pushing them into the super
CRITICAL classification and cost
Ing them contracts.
Speakers on the forum VIII
include
Edward r GuShce chairman,
Detroit Area Production Emer-
cency Committee ALLEGATION
or Cancellation of War Con-
tracts
Edward l.. CuShman, acting
state director, War ManpoWcr
Commission - Effective Re
crmunc. Training and UtilIza-
ton Of Detroit Manpower
Warren r. Bow chairman,
Detroit Victory Council--"Com-
munty Cooperation.
John L. Lovett, member War
ManpoWcr Committee Reals
nc War Manpower Require
ments.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
Lansing Eastern
Announces Card

LANSING. Dec. IA - WaIly
Weber. of the University of Michi-
gan coaching staff, gave the prln=
cipal address here last night at
the annual East High School foot
ball bust over 200 athletes and
their fathers we're present at the
affair Athletic director ID o n
Wheeler announced the 1914 foot
ball schedule which includes games
with eight major Class A schools
throughout the state. The Quak-
crS will meet Saginaw Arthur Hill
Flint Northern. River Rouge,
Grand Rapids Catholic Central
jackson. Ann Arbor, Battle Creek
and Lansing Sexton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
U. S. Can Clear Channels by Spending Slash

help clear the channels Tor TRACE by
spending side thus reducing the diversion '
and by helping 10 e>t7
Under environment Wlth
fosters rather productive enterprise me con
are production and exchange ascending
scale. -
unattalnao
also undesirable would putting the economic ME OF me
New York subWayS az Nh oI
think really desirable balanced national economy
under producing groups employ one announcer on
high level activity. As for capacity operation Oh lnos
definite need spare capacity eeWay for emergencies
and seasonal peak Though high employment essential
also desirable competition for the Job and on inc
selling side some competition the favor Of the cuStoue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
Temporary Detour From American Way Inevitable

conditions total warfare, with the
all goods and services produced
according Donald NJ Nelson chairman of the War Production
deo from the normal American way
Special controls have been sci up and the issue
OF the federal government are 10
be the end of the emergency.
Business should not cast themselves IN me roe OF
production
quantity employment This is contrary TO the realities
Business in fact only mddlemon who IN tact
funds the authority TO employ workers from orders
In the long the extent OF capacity 10
operates depends the number OF orders on
hand.
through merchandising and selling bat
the supported by merchandise OF price qua
induce the TO buy Thus JOB
security the last analysis depends on cooperative eoI o
and conjunction with inc ooiS IN
producing more goods that Will attract orders
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
See Longer War

As a result the various
conferences of the Allied lead
crS, there is an increased
tendency 10 expect a longer
and harder war and tins de-
veIopment contributed to the
rally last week II did SO in at
least two ways II lent support
10 war stocks and il empha-
sized the incVitabihty OF great
and growing initiation. Closely
connected with the first of
these points. is the increased
confidence that more time Will
he provided for dealing with
the problems Of "reConverSion."
But evidence of social unrest.
and the continued existence of
important uncertainties affect
ing the future Of business.
remains. The problem of excess
inventories was highlighted by
the proposal Of copper produc-
erS that the government should
finance a stock pile of copper.
The leaders Of organized labor
continue their Unsuitable de-
mands for higher wages and
seek even greater political
power. Future tax policies are
not yet settled Above all. is
the possibility that under the
guiSe Of fighting initiation, UNI
sound and radical policies may
he sanctioned. and our return
10 standard money and COM
petltlVe money rates be post
poned.
So II looks as if the current
upSwing in stock prices may
run into difficulties before long.
Further periods of irregularity
seems rather probable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
M. S. Rukeyser
NJ. ,. NukeYseT
Future of Industry
DeDendS on Service

Vire and timely pleas made the second congress
Of American industry for restoration of the private enterprise
system its full vigor after the
The election campaign we'll turn on this issue,
the
Contrary loose the issue whether private
business provide Jobs efficiently than government
Strictly speaking. provides Jobs which IN TACT
originate from acts of exchange among producing CHen
highly specialized which
production specialized product exchange the
o purchasing fellows
and Ganfuy employed people, IN
the role employ another through nercangng
the products of their years labor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
Skilled Jobs in Flint
Surveyed by b. 5.

FLINT. Dec II Industrial Jobs
between the trade and engineer
ing levels are being studied here
so that the L. S office Of edu-
cation can better administer tech
meal training.
The information IS desired in
order 10 determine n atiOn a ]
trends. 50 that training can be
administered more efficiently ac-
cordlng 10 Charles Kemp of Flint,
appointed by the state board OF
control for vocational education
10 assist in the survey
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
Raps Trsnsocean Plan

"Why Pea should so suddenly
he upset strains the imagination
in the light of the company's
other proposed ventures. II has
one eye on Moscow and the
other on London and Is project
ing floating islands I'm the ocean
as airports To carry on a global
transportation service.
AS a transportation man, l
am skeptical how one small air
line with limited cash reserve
can spread out all over the
world and still give proper at
tention TO the local transporta-
ton needs of Bay City and other
communities on our proposed
helicopter route to Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
Action Postponed
On City Wage Boost

SAGINAW. Dec. 14-Pleas of
municipal hourly workers for
20-cent-an-hour increase was re-
ferred by Acting Mayor William
J. Bridges last night 10 the COM
mittee of the whole
The raise was asked because
the workers had been denied a
4S-hour work week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
DIVORCES

Mary McManamon from George.
Efne sinnett from Ion
Elva Hamilton from Richard G.
John FLIP from cleo.
Lois X Terrell from James r.
Bryant Anderson from Masg.e
June Elliott from Roy
Emily Maud Kathan from Abraham Lincoln.
susan Bremkel from Joseph
sadie Irene Morgfette from John l..
Mary Catherine Garner from Fan Price.
Madeline FAnsiaw from STANLEY
Alex Jones from Essie Mae
Helen Mitchell from George Edward.
John ContiDo Jr from Betty
sadie he Priest from Brown
Albert stark from Evelyn
Bonnie r Shepherd from Ralph ".
John McCree from Annie Turner
Glenn Albert Lennon from Carrie shumae.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
Auto Men Mum

Now IL is peas turn for re-
huttal II is certain that c.
Bedell Munro VIII not let pass
that crack about "one small air
line with a limited cash re-
serve We await with glee this
battle royal II is only preview
of what is coming IN the hurly-
burly period when railroads. bus
lines, air lines and other amhi-
tlous firms and persons will We
for nev forms OF transportation.
1t seems. however that only
the auto builders are upper
turbed. Their market is still
secure for some time 10 come.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
Merritt Stops
Reeves in Second

CHICAGO. Dec. II tINS) Dan
Merritt. a 20s-pounder from Cleve-
land. added 10 his victory record
today a Knockout over fellow
townsman. Jimmy Reeves, whom
he stopped IN s. seconds OF mo
second round In their scheduled
l0-round bout in Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
Lumber
Shortage
Is Acute
BY ERWIN ID. SIAS


iniFrnailonal NeWs service stan Writer
WASHINGTON. Dec. IA (INS)
Lyle +. Watts. chief of the fed
eral forest service, disclosed today
that United States lumber output
in 1913 dropped 10 billion feet
below the 1912 consumption.
In the annual report 10 Agricul-
ture Secretary Wickard. Watts
also revealed that inventories at
retail lumber yards declined by
more than onc-thlrd in the first
half Of 1913. leaving them some so
per cent below Pearl Iiarbor
levels.
Predicting that the present
pinch on civilian use of lumber
VIII become even more acute be-
fore the end OF the war Watts
said that lumber purchases for
direct war use IN the first SIX
months of this year exceeded those
of the preceding six months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
Detroit Trust Pays
Another 81 on Stock

The directors Of Detroit Trust
Company have declared a dividend
of 81 per share. payable Dec %,
1913, 10 stockholders Of record
Dec. Il. 1913. which viii make a
total of s. per share paid during
the year 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
Traffic Club Elects

In its final meeting Of the year
the Motor City Traffic Club re-
elected a. Stark of North Amer
ican Van Lines, as chairman r.
NJ. Cowdin of Motor Carriers Cen
trial Freight Association. vice chair
man. and c. l. Ehinger of Harry
Ferguson, Inc, as Secrctary-treaS-
ffrpr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
Bay City Names
Works Chief

BAY CITY. Dec. IA -- Edward
Wilhelm. veteran city engineer,
was appointed last night tempo
rary director of public works dur
ing the army service of Tom Gull.
Commissioners approved an ad-
dition of $500 70 his So 200 salary
and S25 monthly car allowance.
Gull left last month 10 serve
as captain in the American
military government of occupied
areas,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
More Is at Stake Than Privilege to Run Business

Thus the fundamental issue relates to the channels IN which
production and exchange should take place.
Specifically this brings the question TO whether ind-
vdua produce and exchange goods and services most Gill
corporations and firms through the channels
of government.
More stake than the privileges of owners and managers
their businesses.
really freedom OF the c2Cn 10 Scicc'
producing exchanging goods This entails
work and freedom Of selection 10 mer
freedom bureaucratic RECOMMENDATION
under a dictatorship
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14


A ir ii n Q :
st " a rdeSS
sch DOL in
~ CIV York
After Gig h I
weeks of IN
tenSive train
ing M SIS
MeaTS is now
qualified 10
wear Anneri-
can : stew
ardeSs wings
on her uni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
Livestock Market
DETROIT

DETROIT
IT'LL saishle 400 around $3.50
csas talenief steers and yesrunEt Of
ferea. moulding several iosds mixed
cows WIN smaller per cent beef grades
man week ago Early sales steers and
hefers STEADY several loads medium and
COCO sl.rl-ied steers. AlaH u 90 smsu
% 70 SO Win good 20 choice loads held
dilm steers. $40 so q u. so Gamer and
cuiief COWS opening steady 20 &oc higher,
Mte done On beet Grades urder'9ne
Nfsay most Gamers and CUTTER 50 s.
.li.s SO" UNDERGONE STEADY. ftockers and
IstetFs moderate Supply opening
81
CAAt -.S-sel able 500 opening Trong
~, 'a,I, cary ss'e' sood and choice.
u 10 medium $3.50 u common.
ST. C-.ts 5000
Is oNNt opening Ueady ~ good
ali sia.,, .s..r sos s-0 io mos. ' g55s .1s
common sloqli -UIs 50 80 down rood
s an. Ct'.-s ss1Fh,ef ewes So % 2s
Z hu.s smb' =, usual 81 per ewt dis
'o-h 10" ieeains amos around $40 30.
-
ItII~Bl RON
Ii.'fH i''' ia fNsI CAT
o. f.tHtI N ~'efi-
tIr 'fN 'rtH atH
fn1 w'a .i+
~ sa- So. 3o c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
Civilians Gel Rejects
On Parachute Cloth

WASHINGTON. Dec. 14-Bc-
tween 100000 and 100000
yards Of parachute nylon cloth
rejects and seconds were released
by WIPE for unrestricted civilian
lSO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14
Passed Course

Virginia Mears, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph V MearS.
Glib Grayton road, Detroit, was
among the - young women re-
Gently graduated by American
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-14

form. She has taken courses in
elements of flight. radio, airline
procedure, geography and mete-
orology. She will be based in
Fort Worth.