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Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
On the
Business
Front
By WARD SCHULTZ
Financial Editor

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main'ain ie>'''''''' P'''T' ,
in good condition
Caught in fro price ceiling
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substantial outlay Tor repairs or
decorations in addition. many
ele~t,irsI ana .lr,l.r- items
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Ai'hocIN "'''' N ITO '.''
shortage oi m3IcD9iN Tor o''o-
ratjnc wall paper and pain, is
,.,a.,,-,t,. -,to,,ir,1 tho lsbor
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Hloi 'a-' IDS an O. '''N ''''
ton and prices have scared.
Here in Detroit a large rental
.caprv r~oo~ts that rcdecoratjne
So ~. ,,,., -
q l4N 01ii1 lle.s'sS .'e'' 49, ~.
wards OF SI%o As against ue'
tween $50 and SIS about two
wears AGO
A survey conducted by the
wal street Journal in other
c;,5ce revealed that in Chicago.
landlords arc making only the
,,,oSt necessary renairs. one ex-
clreivo C1cveIand anartncnt
honSe which redecorated annu-
auy row merely cleans the
ans,tp,en,s between tenants and
bss long waiting list on hand.
uouso 1,,,acking firms find a
rosdv market for rpnair mate
r;sIs
trrricx anz-+r7rnt
bo,,se n,,,ner tells NJ waitinr for
- -. a., 90. q rofricora,or
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
Auto
Graphs
Detroit Production
Standard Adopted
by Ordnance Heads
BY SILER FREEMAN

Chatting with Mai. Gen. Levin
II. Campbell Jr.. army chief Of
ordnance. you get the impress
sion that Detroit today is the
standard Of all military produce
ton. Ask how fast the enemy
can duplicate our weapons and
the answer is not six months,
eight months or II months. IT is:
about six months more than
IL would take Detroit to do it
from scratch"
That indicates convincingly
the high regard that the army
has for the automotive industry
and it's accomplishments in
armaments the past year.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
Detroit Produce

APPLES Michigan bu erts. U. p. No.
l. 2 y in. min, unless otherwise stated.
Cold Storage Mcintosh, si.75a2 Delicious
mostly 81 so; % in. min. s2a2.25: North
ern spys. 81 S3p2: generally good. Si.73;
Jonsthans. S2d225; SHOWS Si.35. Common
Storage: Jonathans. x1.75; Wageners. $40
No. /, 2H-in. min, So Rhode Island
Greetings U s. No. J. 2i4 In. min, $50;
Washington, box, Delicious. extra fancy,
SOL 125s, $3.s5. fancy. S3.l5G3.35i
90 3os, S2a2.2o. mostly 81; fair quality,
BEANS - Florida. bu hampers. Black
Vssnil9es IN s. 1900 1900. best 2SatSo
81 IS; Plenufuls. S326; Wax Beans, best.
81 i0@ rs; ordinary 10 fair. $3.50
BEETS-Texa y crts., do1 bchs.. 81
BROCCoLI-Pony crts., California, So so
BRUssEL SPROUTS 49, California. u
drums, S3.5o1s; wire bound er's., X3l5H
CABBAGE - los Angeles crts.. round
type. Texas Sia45O. ARIZONA. $3.50.
Florida, 3O-lh sacks fair 10 generally
good - ion $50; Texas = crts, savoy,
( CARROTS 49, Los Angeles crts doz.
hchs Arizona, s.; California fair. large
81 SO 3. IS. Texas. 4 crts., dor. bchs.
cAuLIFLowER - Pony er,, i2s and
larger, Arizona. fair 70 good quality. 81 81
~ 2 30; best. mostly S2.1542 20.
CELERY Florida, Golden Heart. isilp
crts. doz., 50 90m3 dor 81 75a3,23.
doz ~. 500 3; 10 do1.. 50 25H3; ks
81 as. Pascal. dor. s.. 5Oa 2 rs. Cali
fornia Pascal. ls-2o-in. n crts., 3-5s, 81
GRAPES California display lugs. I'm
psrors. fancy, So so % 3.s5; l.. s. No. J.
LETTUCE To. Angelo. crates. Iceberg
Arizona, Yuma District 5-doz.. x6ms rs
f-d7E, 81 2jtt575; mostly 81 25a5 so.
Cah'ornia IrPcrial Nailey. 5-doz., 81 30 o
LEAF LETTUCE Hothouse, iole bas.
kets onto. %, 9 81
Onions 50-Ib. sacks Michigan Z. E
go %. fair 81 %; Sweet spanish
r.. S 40 ! 3-inch and larger 81 90
A4-tnrh and larger. 81 so; White Onions
medium fsr % generallv good 81 f5a2
and l8rZcr s. l0Hz1
PEAS California bu. baskets. $3.50
Ph.p i'tks. Flor.ds = hu. crates. Cali
POTATOES 100 sacks - g No
Size a. 2-inch minimum Idaho Russe'
Rurhsrks washed s. fOa 3 So most,
So f0d 3 f5. unwsshed 81 3.3S stand
ard grade S2.lt utN,t grade s. IS 1n-Jh
- A8u3. la-lr sacks. $50. Nebraska o. x
No washed Trumphs. SO.lb sacks
81 -, i00-h sarkE. s. % Michigan CHIP
p1e~as " 50 2 ~; generally good 81 20
iai- 30 feneralls good. 81 %. Pontiac
s. N Upper Peninsula = s No. ] Greer
~ Irtsins large size s. TO-
FAufeFEr- Nothing offered
SHhLL0Tg - Louisiana barrels 50 ~
.r-afrs sd1g 81 75u1 So. crates t-1ot
s.. fsu.-h
SPINACH Ts1s bn baskets. SAVOY
s. l.
SWIFT POTATOES 90 Louisiana tu
r-a.ss p0-'. Roar Yan' tA 5 No 8
ST. flHr rr.r g. $500 2|t1 TRorrysee hu
Il \tawFr.t T-- 7, tsu IsmF 81 ev.t- o.
y ToHAT ATOfs 1f-b iepsrks, medium
q an.
RrrsHtCsv csrsas sols racks. soc
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
Livestock Markets
PITrsRuRGH Jan I" 5rNs, carr,
PIJTSBt RI,JI

PiTTSBURGH. Jan IS INs) -CATTiE
Receipts. 20. market steady. steers
choice. Si5W16. medium 10 good JI4Ul5
common. S10G ~. so heifers good -
choice, Si3 j01it50. medium 10 good
$40 80 On II 30: common. So 50 10. 20. cows
good 10 choice. Si1H12 medium 70 good
50 i0fi ~. SO. Gamers and cutters S7Wq
bulls, good n choice, xi3n14 common e
medium. Si0nl2
HOGS Receipts. 400. market sctive II
cents higher. i60-ls0 lbs. SIS 70H Il. SIS
sO.201 lbs. St5 Tnu15s5. GOO -220 ms
SIS, ,7op -. s.: 22O-25o lbs. sI5.7On15.s5
250'2p0 lbs. SIS jnWis rs; 29O.350 ms
SIS 20H15 50: iOO-i50 lbs. Sif. 7Ju15 so
roughs T5Ti45O
SHEEP Receipts 100 market steady
Choice lambs S16Hf5.50. medium 20 good
Sl3Ii5: common lambs S725G9 %. ewes,
81 5Ods, wethers 25uaA0.
CALVES Receipts 50: market steady
Good 20 choice. Sl7His medium 70 good.
SIS. 50t' 1850, culis and common, fioN II
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
Absenteeisnn Hit
As Handicap 10
War Production

WASHINGTON. Jan. * GNSl
WPR officials sand today that
ah>cutcctSm among workers IS
onc Of The nations most serious
marpowcr problems. not only IN
INC aircraft industry, but in all
way plants
Tho seriousness OF the problem
alaS- emphasized hv- tho disclosure
n Los Angeles Toy Charles r. VIII
son. WIPE production vice chair
WEn- -F8t abSeUrVCTSm in me
aircraft industry is costing 300
planes a month.
Wilson. with army and navy
representatives, is on an inspection
trIp through West Coast plane
factories 10 study the induStry'S
problems and attempt 10 Increase
production.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16

Thus unavoidable disruption of normal processes in
effect laboratory better popular understanding OF the
authentic of economic health and disease
AS bypoduct the chaos of abnormal times makes it crystal
that the racket useful
through which SPECIALIZED individuals
OF individuals their specialized products
and Proper regulation the calls for
order of elgcnc monkey houghtessy
thrown the machinery with the result of impeding rather
than, advancing the material wclbeing of the people.
When individual think their activity
in personal profit they always nwardy
of their social usefulness and their relation the total function
Of the national
This attitude confined country Hartley
Whcrs Of the Hondon) Economist told
he regarded his function explain industry how
their functions and activities contributed the national welfare
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S Rukeyser:
War Gives New
Value To Distributor

Economic doctors n analogy of medicine get
splendid opportunity dect and the body Of
the nation during tho pathology of wartime conditions
In clinics physicians find that they better understand
health by observing deNiatiopS during sickness.
The extreme restrictions the in tho OF
gasoline and fuel oil reflect wartime dSocaon which OF
deviation from the normal
Incidentally this departure from the free and uninterrupted
flow OF oil distant wells ultimate should
give appreciation of the function Of distribution.
There has been much this subject boxers
and others have houEhcy bcraed mddcmen
robbers There the
the ca makeup valuable rendered
The distributor time Of makes notable contribution to
Wclbcinc
Hvaabtc the point OF demand time and adequate
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
Reveals Howitzer

General Campbell, coast ar
tillerX, man. believes that heavy
caliber artillery will come back
into vogue as an effective
weapon or oFenSc and may Dr.
eide the war He is ready with
one that can do il, too.
This gun is 2f6-mittimeter
howitzer that shoots a $50 pound
projectile with a range Of % 900
yards. The projectiie can be
laid on city hall steps" so
accurate is the huge guH.
If the Germans had had
enough heavy artillery at Mos
cow or Stalingrad, the story
might have been different"
General Cap1pheli cor,1r1optaJ
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
Architects, Producers
To Hold Joint Meetinq

The annual Joint meeting of De-
troit architects and producers has
been set for Thursday, January 2l,
at Webster Hall, IT was announced
by William +. Kapp. president of
tho Detroit Chapter of the Amcri-
can Institute Of Architects. Din
ner AT $50 p m. will bc partici-
pated in by members Of the chap
ter, Detroit DiviSlonlof the Michi-
gan SoCi6ty of ArchitcctA and
Council Of Michigan.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16

Futures Drop TO Seasonal
Low Of 3b74e Dozen

CHICAGO. Jan IS CUP) Eggs
al the corner grocery store viii be
less expensive IN the immediate
future traders predicted today.
Lower price predictions were
based on yesterdays quotations at
the mercantile exchange. where
refrigerator cgg futures dropped
10 new seasonal low Of 36.75
cents per dozen. and 20 increased
production IN both this area and
In the East.
Production. stimulated by gov
eminent interest and higher prices.
vas UP l5 per cent IN this area
over a year ago and 20 per cent
higher in the East
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
Freight Car Loadings
Up 95,224 in Week

WASHINGTON Jan. Is. Load
irgS Of rrvcnuc freight during tho
week ended Januaty @ totalcd
Ws.272 cars. an increase Of % 22i
cars oytr the previous week n
decrease Of 2O7OO cars from the
like week 2 year ago and an in
crease of 1857 cars over the 1911
week. according 10 reports 10 the
Association OF American Railroads
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
Result OF Know How in Distribution

This smooth working Of the national economy is
accident II the result of know how in the field OF drbu
entails intelligent and Left alone
peaccme the industry takes peak demand holidays in lis
stride and is ready exchange its product whatever
amounts demanded for cash and credit
Those bndy attack the middcmcn Of tho
which goods the
arteries They 10 he of the values added
by transportation and by But though the
theorists be the citizen registered his under
standing and tho long Of happy relationships
with the SupplerS Incidentally the attendants
developing friendly by humble
daily rebellng against mans nhumanty man.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
Dive Bombers Out

Dive bombers. the most spec
tacular weapon devised by the
Germans. will he a rarity IL the
war lasts long enough, Campbell
predicted.
They're all right 10 shoot
down helpless Belgian and
French peasants pushing baby
carriages along the road" he
said. But they can't pay the
price against anti-sircraft hre.
It's a different story"
Neither German nor Japanese
weapons carry a surprise or a
threat 10 ordnance, General
Campbell said.
We have the same thing
that they do" he added. "only
better"
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
Truisms Need TO Be Circulated Aoain

The late Frank A. Vandep former president Of The National
City Bank tell employees be obvOuS
fitting themselves render
followed his
advice that they would he adequately compensated think that
fenghtened prcsuppoSCS the
of o be worthy hire.
These isms apparently need TO be circulated again as The
atmosphere fogg MarXs who the
impression every likely exploited Such
philosophy the emphasis striving for
the job and the giving qud kind of
which itself
literally o the employer the customer.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
Use Newspaper Ads

The Dow-Jones "broad Typ"
carries the interesting item that
the Standard Oil Company OF
Indiana will continue 10 make
newspapers its major advertis-
ing medium for 1943.
The decision was made as a
result OF a survey just completed
on wartime leadership Of news
paper advertising, according 10
Edward G.. Seubert. S. o. presi-
Ocnf.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
CUIt AGO

CHICAGO. Jan. rs GNS) HOGS Re
ceiuis 20. .O0o: market steady TOP. Sl4. ~
bulk. Si4 500l47O: hoavies Sif 5O1 ~ -,
mediums. 45I1475: lights. Sii so"
1910. light lights $4,000 - 80. packing
vovs. Si2 75mlf 25: pigs, Si3T1t
CATTLE Receipts 900 market
steady. Calves: Rccsinis 800: marbe,
steady Beef steers: Choice si5~1s. 80;
medium. Si2Hi5. yearungs. Sl2W iS
Butchers. Hcifers. SioF, ~ 25 COWS, SO ~
II3. bulls $40 50N14. calves Ssnl6i
feeders Si0m13 10 Stockers. steers
SO. .50Hli. rows and heifers, S9Tl25 80.
SHEEP Receipts. 300 market steady;
lamhs, SIS J0Tf6.50: common. Sl3 SOT
1880; yeariines. si2 50dif.50; feeders
S13nfi. ewes SsTss IS
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
Cotton Consumption
Gains in December

WASHINGTON. Jan IS Cen
Sas bArcag reports consumption IN
lint cotton bv mills ~ United
States during December ~ q35Jii
running bales against SSS.37g .n
the like 194l month. Cotton CON
Suned during thc FIVE months
ended Dec 81. 1912 amounted 20
s.Tl2277 bales against Z .443.1SJ
bales in the fq4i PERIOD.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
Detroit Agency Ranks High

NEW YORK. Jan. 154-T The Dc
troit agency of the Mutual Life In
surance Company OF New York
under the management Of John w
Paige. {. l.. T.. ranked among the
first 10 in volume Of new business
among all agencies of tho company
in the entire country for 1912.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
New Rail Officers

!. l. Mckee has been elected
president OF the Detroit Manu-
facturcr> Railroad Company W
J Barbour was named vice preSl-
dent and Y. L. Barber, secretary
treasurer.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
Foreiqn EXCHANGE
Named Vice President

Standard Accident Insurance
Company. Detroit, announces the
appointment Of Rankin Martin as
resident vice president in charge of
bonding operations IN the New
York branch office.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
Ad Counsel Appointed

steel Cooparsgc and Coating
Comps psny announce, 'He appoint
mcnt oi Livingstone Porte q
Hicks as their advertising cogn-
GellorS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
SAGINAW Markets

SAGINAW. Jan. IS GiPl. T0day's pay.
ing prices fl growers FOR beans
PEA PF ANS So NCht Nred kiduEts, IS.
DARK res k.dneys s.. G., p & yellhw eyes
SO ~. G. r. e nrht rranherries. IS,
- y g dark Crauberrcs s.
WHEAT Nl3s ~ 90. oats. 80 70 soc rye
SO 6sc. sjX roNef barley. xl.77 I 81
buckwnest 81 9702. corn. 20 95c, SOY
hearf- no bids
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
Detroit Stocks

sales. Including odd lots. $40 shares
Dividends in the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid so far this year,
unless otherwise noted. a-FRhd In isi2.
eN- -dividend
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
Farmers Market

FRUITS Apples Badwtns No. I so
J - bu. Delicious. fancy rs bu. No !,
81 53n2, No. 2. $3.50 Mcintosh. fancy,
Nu22 rs bu.; No. !. 81 5001.75: No. Z,
tSchSl Greetings. fancy 50 bu.. No. l,
poo Hsi 23; Northern Spys, fancy. 81 IS
hu. No l. 81 50a2 no. 2 7scusi;
SHOWS, fancy 81 - bu No T. snc n 81 is:
No. 2 JU75c JonathAns fancy 81 NJ
No !. 81 2a9 9i.75 No 2 Use sieel,s
Red, fancy 81 hu. No. !, SI.250iT5
LETTUCE AID SALAD GREENS
French endvs. fancy, 50 5.io. box No. 1,
81 Is
VEGETABLES. MIscE LLATrous-
Beets. topped fancy, 81 2511.5O bu. 40.
], 75sHSl. No. 2 SOC Cabbage No I,
l5 2 poe bu-. No 2 -h0c--Hed -cAhhAsA--AA.-
T. 81 $50 hu. Carrots. topped fancy,
" 2a nu No. !. i.75m2. No 2, Sfa1.25.
Celery. Michigan squares No. I. 81 Sn.
Celery root No l si75H2.23 bu celery
cabbage, No. I. S3I3 80 bu No 2. 81 70.
Horseradish fancy, 50 bu No l. 81 5oGa.
Leoks, No. 90cHSi doE bchs Onions.
Dry fancy 81 IS S0-lh sack No. ]. $50
= s. No 2, 81 q. PHrsnips. No 1. 81 IS
= ? p bu No ?, 25. Parsley root No.
No T. ~ 25@2s0 ioo-lh sack: No 2,
81 3oD i0. Rsdishes. dollhouse. No l. soc
d6z hchs. Black radishes. No. /, 81 bu.
Rhubarh. hothDuss, fancy. s. q 75c 5.lo.
box. choice, soc small. 81 dor bchs.
Rutshagss No. /. scgSi bu.: No. z. soc.
Squash, Table Queen. No. 1. 81 25 ou.;
Hubbard 80. l. Si50ui75; No ?. 7So.
Tomatoes. hothouse. No !. 81 40m7 so s-Ib
basket. TuTnips topped No l. t1Ti -
bu. Vegetable oysters, No. !. 75e Isl don.
bunches.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
Montreal Silver

NoET TEEtt Jan TIE s.ss. mar
trf rrr vearr VIII January 90 IS bif
10 tIarsartiona.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
CHICAGO. Jan 10 GNSl Cash grain.
WHEAT-Sample hard 3SA; No 3
mixed. tough, Sl-fs: No ? hard, weevily.
81 f3if
CORN No. mixed. 81 0ia, 1Olik No.
2 yellow, as cm 81 No 3 yellow, 95N csc
No. 4 yellow. e2i "a 97c; No 5 yellow,
SIS loq2Ac. sample yellow. 90 n Sic
OATS-No. ] white, 81 &C.. No white.
81 &C: sample white 5Ta57 &C; No.
red. special heavy, 601sc; No. mixed
hnat-r-- hfr.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
Trend Of Sales

NFW NOEF Isr g. sales IN $50
'-eo' Yors STOCK FIrh8rEc t11sv to'ssed
ets rH shHrrs
e.s Board ssIe' throughout ths day
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
WINNIPEG GRAIN

WINNIPEG, Jan. IS GNs) Wheat and
rye closed unchanged today. oats &C 10
&C higher. barley &c n &c up.
WHEAT-May 92Nc
OATS-May. Size bid; July, 5lis q
81 &c.
BARLEY-May. s4Mc; July, sac sold.
RYE May and July 66H.c bid.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
CHIf AGO

CHICAGO Jan IS uNs) BUTTER
Receipts. , COS ttubs: market, steady.
Extras % score. 46c. standards - score,
cars. $3.50. extra frsts. o1 score. 45A e.;
.iirSts. $3.50 score, hn44Lc
EGGS Receipts, 10 4O5 cases market,
.steafy 20 &c of. Current receipts, 3tisc;
fresh extra Nrsis 3siL N 3ac fresh firsts,
Is ~ 3sl-c. dirtles. 32Ac checks. axe
CHEESE Twins, 25M25iSe, daisies,
prints and longhorns. 26H2 2sI1c
LIVE POULTRY Market steady Tur-
KEYS. q n 35c; mems. % 20 26c. LeghOrn hens,
% ~ 2fc. broilsrs. 2ftz u 2sizc: springsrs.
.27th 33hc. roosters. isMlpc; ducks.
|20H Csc. geese 25c
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
Praises Two Guns

General Campbell has a salty
way of expressing himself. Per-
haps il is because he Is an
Annapolis graduate who trans
ferrcd over TO the army. Prais-
ing the Garand rifle and the
small carbine used by COM
mandoS and paratroopers. he
illustrated the effectiveness OF
the Garand with the story Of the
American sergeant. part Indian.
who bowled over five Nazis with
that many shots.
Naturally, he IL now very
enthusiastic about the rife"
General Campbell said dryly.
I'VE are, too"
The carbine, weighing FIVE
pounds and with an effective
range up 10 500 feet. although
II is recommended only 10 800,
Is the best weapon brought out
IN this war be ordnance chief
stated. The Garand is about on
par with 1t in effectiveness,
he added.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
HELPING TIE AXIS

The best deterrent 10 absentee
ism is the feeling of diSapproval
among the absentee's fellow work.
ers and the thought that he actu-
ally is helping the Axis by staying
Off il was said
A survey Of large plant dis
closed that absenteeiSm was high
est on Mondays. particularly on
a Monday following a payday
The abSentees see an opportunity
for n two-day holiday. il was said.
A broad program 10 combat alb
SentceiSm has been worked out by
production officials. II includes
the following major elements:
. A direct, well-planned APP
peal 10 the worker on the inn
portance Of his job.
. Contests between depart
mentS and attendance awards.
"Creation of absentee COM
mittees 10 check the excuses OF
workers who stay off.
Establishment of day nurS-
cries and transportation pools.
. Adequate rest periods. clean
rest rooms and well-planned
and supplied lunch rooms.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

TOLEDO. o.. Jan. IS uNsl.- Cash grain
on track:
WHEAT No. ? red. 81 52fr1 81.
CORN No. yellow, gs y a9c. No. 3
yellow, 90 g7c.
OATS No. 2 white. 5sii a 59i4c: No. ;
white. So - n $50
soYBEANs No. 2 yellow 81 65Rl.ss.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
HITS SHIPBUHDING

In Washington, officials asserted
that the abSenteelsm issue was
acutely serious in shipbullding and
other war industries.
An analysis has disclosed the
following main reasons for alb
SCnteelSm:
Failure of the worker 10
link his Job up to actual war
production.
Interruptions in work caused
by material shortages,
Increased earnings.
Transportation difficulties
and housing problems.
Wartime complications in
shopping.
Officials said that abSenteeiSn
was highest among women war
plant workers because of the lack
Of nurseries 10 care for children
illness among children and the
necessity Of devoting time TO tho
growing COMPLEXITIES of rationinC
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-16
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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-03-25
Florence Lillian Crowley

Florence Lillian Crowley was born
January 3, 1900 in Ray County
Missouri, the daughter of Clara May
and Orestus Crowley. She lived
in that locality until she was eleven
years old when the family moved to
Oklahoma City, Okla, where she
attended business college and was
employed by Western Union Tele-
graph company. At the age of Is
she came to Seattle where she
lived for four years. From there
she moved to Kennewick, and for
the past seventeen years had made
her home with the E. A. Miller
family. For thirteen years she was
co-owner of the M & G Sweet Shop
Since September, 1912, she had been
employed by the Pasco Holding and
Reconsignment Point until a week
ago when she became i'll and passed
away on March 18th. She is sur
vived by two sisters, Mrs. Kathryn
Bayman of Seattle and Mrs. Jewel
Richardson of Venice, Calf, also
one neice and three nephews. She
was a member of the Methodist
church of this city. She leaves a
host of friends to mourn her un-
timely passing. lts...l .<.-..