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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
3 Billion War
Loan Drive TO
Start April Z

WASHINGTON. March II (UP)
Secretary of Treasury Henry
Morgenthau Jr., today prepared TO
orrow S13,000,000,000 in the
second war loan drive opening
April II. 1t will be the largest
sum ever borrowed by any govern
ment in single operation.
Morgenthau also announced that
the treasury will offer on April 20,
and outside the second war loan
drive, one-year q per cent certifi-
Gates of indebtedness IN exchange
for S1,506, 100000 of similar GER
tificates due that date. This
transaction will involve no new
money but will postpone payment
of this amount of public debt fol
a year.
The announced second war loar
drive goal was lower than hac
been expected. Morgenthau hac
said he would seek at least
S13, 900, 100000. Treasury spokes'
men, however, recalled today that
in December the government SCI
out to borrow S9,000,000,000 anC
finished the campaign with S12,
COG, 100000. Similarly, they ex
pect the April goal will be passeC
I BY some 100000, 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
Farmers Market

FFUITs-Appi,s Bsldvins. fancy. 81 ~
bu No I. SiGl25 Delicious, fancy. -
$3.50 eu No l. I.75d7 Meirtosh
fancy ~ 50G2T5 hu.. No. !. Sl1i as
No 2 75cgSl, Greetings fancy. 81
hu. No e0c D 81 rs Northern spys
fancy 7512,5o hu: No. !, 81 500 2
10. 2. 75c1 81 SHOWS, fancy, 81 IS bu
No l. q0c TSi.i6. No z. SodT5e ions.
thans fancy. S225n ? 50 hu. NJ. I 81 50
~, 40 2 81 steers Red, fancy, 81 hu
LETTUcE AND SALAD GREENS
French endvs fancy, 81 5-lb. box, No. /.
VEGETABLES MISCELLANEOUS -
Bssts. TOPPED No. 81 25ni 70 hu No.
81 Cabbage No. :, 81 so n hu No. 2.
81 Red cabbage. NJ ?, S2D 2 - hu No
$3.50. Carrots, topped. 30 l. S2a 2 rs
81 75n725 ~. Hor'eradish' fancy - 50
80 t25gi 30 doz. bchs Onions. dry.
fancy. 225 50-lh sack; No. 7, 81 % n
10. Nea 81 81. Parsnips No. /. 81 n
sN uu M 2 81 50 Parsley riot No 1
81 y - h0 ou Potatoes No. i. s.. 50 = 3 "a
iO0-ib eack Radishet hothouss, Ne 81
don brns Black rAdishss. No J. 81 bu
Fhutayb tothoust fame, nc b-ih. box
choice SOC small. si81 Is dor bchs
Rutsbafas 30 / Sid1 IS bu Turnps
topped No. l. 81 50q2 bu Nc 2. 81 Is
vere'sbis oysters No I eoe . 81 dor. hchs
EGs-Lsfge tii.5odI7 50 50.ooz. case
medium tf0Eil
POULTRY--Livs hers heavy breed. %
3 42c. lsghornt 32d35c
EOGs-Dr,sss1, medium 800 55c 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Norman A. Rutnowski. 10; kelen Polatka.
IL
John szustak, rs; Myrtle schwslbach. ~.
Winton A. J. carroll. %; Emma NJ. Bra
sill. -.
Charles Covin, % Dorothy MeIsaac. II.
Herman Witt. 81: Dorothy Ramsey. 81
George w Thornton Jr., 81. Elizabeth I.
Jones 10.
Joseph Chuekovis. As: Sophie Kupronls a.
Thomas = Kubk. ~. Rosemary Martin 10.
semauel panetz. 20. Miriam shlovitz. 40. o.
James T, Clemens. IS Bertha L. Branch,
i6
Joseph A. sArafinski. rs: Helen Fedak, 2e1
Robert Joyner. 20, LueliA Staples. 10.
VAent G+tulin 81; Theresa Babich, 30.
Ara Hsrrell. 81 Mae Sweeney. 20
John G. Vsvrsk, IS Mary d Bshnt IS.
James Il. Brophy. al Hope Foley. rs
James Kaurich, 81. Dorothy CARRIER. 20
Wiiam O. Crawford 20 Evelins Jones. ~.
Lawrence X Cole. ~. MARY L. Brien, IL.
Harold Norris "a Frances Menacsr a.
Howard A. Wlnkslman. 81 Ethel L, Lands
Z berg. al
RAYMOND Mieheis. 81; Arrsads L. Housh.
3s
James P. Anderson. "a. Elizabeth J. sinp-
son, Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
Canada Trade
Records Gain

NEW YORK, March rs. NJ
Wedd. general manager of the
Canadian Bank of Commerce, To-
ronto. stated today that moder-
ate increase in Canadian manufac-
turing output was recorded in
February, the index of industrial
activity rising from 204 TO 201
1887 equals 100 and the percent
age of factory capacity utilized
from 1913 to $50.
The automotive trades and the
heavy section of the iron and steel
industry were considerably more
active. the former reaching a new
high in war output and the latter
recovering as a result of the cessa-
ton of strikes at two ior 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, 1943-03-12
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 a 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, 1943-03-12
DEATHS

John winox. 1919 Gngss -
Amsnda II LAMP. i777o Aleoy' TO-
jane. o1 wst. f 't 1855 b,voa.Air,.
Crosse Pointe. s3
pslos J. Kennedy 1850 ciovsrll~n. 81
stanley Reddiek. 3l3 Ea', cana.ld, SIS.
Nina Wallace, 80 West Warren. 50.
Giovanni cusurpano, 1000 Sanford. a.
Emma schell. eoe West Brentwood. S.
Pat MeRee. asa Richton. 40.
solomAn ksEsf 1925 Monroe. ~
Fay But,srheld. savsrine Hotel IS.
Chrsiopher crsmer 1900 Benson 81.
onvsr n. Davis. 227s oakmAn. So.
Anna Grsusr 5i5s Parker az
EDms G Levine ai22 IVES, Fort, IT
Gilbert Henry Reiehmann, 1885, Eastwood.
Elsie PfsiG.r. 1905 Racine a?
oscar Whittenours, 1884 Commonwealth.
Jane. Henderson. 4Oa7 Toledo. ~ -
Charles Guarnieri as Colhurn. @
Gertrude RebeccA HAmel. $50 Ledyard ~
Charles Henry Richardson. 3Osi Msnistiqus,
wlsdyslawa Rsnissviez. 1857 Superior. a..
Bertha, ostrand Bubel 62o2 Frontsnae. &C.
George A. Rohds, 1855 Quincy. So
Alhert -. Arvidson. 1922 Dragon. 90.
BENJAMIN Acevedo 1883 Ievsrstts IL.
Nichols sersch. 1917 Lumpkin. 50.
Robert stankievics 3342 Trombly, s.
Catherine Engelman. 1921 Radcin. 81
Frederick Sawitzke. 1903 Buchanans 81.
Charles Graham. 1850 Liitsneld, %.
Abraham NJ Kopley 1901 webb. 81
Mildred May PM 22223 South Military.
Dearborn 80
James Chambers. $40 g. Green 70
Morris Eisenman 1884 Monterey. 70
Paul Eckhart 3o0a " Chicago rs
Mamie Lamar Mclean $50 Delaware. II.
Bridget MalIoy. 1904 Putnam. IL
John Edwards 81 Custer So
Louise Rollinger tTie Plumsr So
Kunegunda Pswloeski. 1882 ST. Aioertus.
60
Lawrence Koscielniak. sO55 Brentwood. IT.
Marion " Hopper. 1904 seyburn as.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
BIRTHS

Merine Cramer. 1854 Kingsville.
Pearl Houtz. s0e8 Continental, Van Dyke, I.
Marian Butt, 1925 Holcomb.
Ann Cusmo, 1929 Kilbourne.
Mary Iearkey 1892 George. Center Line.
Virginia Tracy, 1889 Syracuse.
Elsie Macy. AZ Ridge, Ecorse.
Stephanie Penczak. 1925 Yemans, Ham
tramek.
Beverly Gowen. 1913 Prairie.
Alice Bardell. 2677 South Edsei.
Sylvia Krug, 1880 Arlington.
Neva Rueger. 332 Mckinley. Crosse Poin,a
Mary Thornan. 5642 Lonyo.
Ruth Reske, is453 a.. Mays
Dorothy Mccain, 10 Monterey, Highland
PARK
Leila Bey, 1852 Miner, Hamtrsmek.
Lois Liston, SIS West Hollywood.
Mary Reid 1875 Btntler
JuliA Morandi. 1878 Chene.
Eunice BsFgett ss25 St Mays.
Edna Conlsy. ee5i Yosemite.
Remelda Olsen. 35s9 Msyoury Grand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
Speed Prop Painting

A change in the methods OF
painting and drying propellors
has stepped up production in
that department 400 per cent,
the Nash-Kelvinator 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 infra-red lamps
which dry the blades in less
than four minutes. '-''-'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12

At the Detroit stockyards,
butcher hogs scaling $50 lbs. up
ward finished on a SOC lower basis
tor the week in spite of 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-week's salsble receipts 2 200.
Compared with last weeks close, fed steers
and hsifers ruled steady 10 Csc higher
COWS 25c to soc higher and bulls fully
2Sc higher A. far at activity was con-
csrned, trading was largely duplicate OF
the past several weeks. Competition was
kesnsst early in the period with demand
narrowing gradually as the week pro-
gressed. But even though the late market
VAs less active Than early. prices. espe
eially en- cows, were fairly well maintained.
A moderate number Of common and me-
diun steers remained ursold late but other
GRADES and classes Of cattle were vel
eisaned I'D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
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 to Gen.
eral Motors in 1920 as assistant
traffic manager of the GIN Over
seas Corp. In Detroit. He was
sent to 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, 1943-03-12
Stores Hit Slump

Grocery stores have hit a
slump. 1t 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 a 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 SAILS Is on canned goods,
and particularly on those 10
which the Office of Price Ad-
ministration assigned high point
values.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
Market
Displays
FirIllneSS

NEW YORK, March II (UP)-
stocks opened steady to firm to-
day in moderately active trading
Bonds were firm. Cotton futures
opened unchanged TO 2 points
higher.
A number of large blocks ap-
lpeared on the stock opening. Sea.
board Air Line Railway opened
5000 shares at 1&., unchanged
North American. 1000 at 1914
up Il and a new high; Missouri
Kansas-TeXas preferred, LOO al
9s. unchanged; Pure Oil, 2,30C
at 14&, up a and new high;
Southern Pacific, 1900 at 20h, uf
n and equal to the high; Baldwin
Certificates, 1000 at IGN, up u
and a new high; and international
Telephone. 1000 at ia. up Il.
United States Steel and Bethle-
hem each gained n point TO 547s
and 64h. respectively. Chrysler
was unchanged at 72A4 and Cen
eral Motors held at 4Shs. its 1913
/ igh. International Harvester
gained nearly a point in its Sec
ton. Hiram Walker made a new
high in the liquors. National
Dairy was at its high in the foods
Trading was active with the low
and moderate priced issues, tum-
bling out on blocks of 1000 and
more. Utilities registered new
highs in many instances and the
rails extended yesterdays gains.
All sections of the market joined
the rise.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
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 is per cent less soap
than their 1904 average, the
soap manufacturers say that a
further reduction could lead TO a
shortage of their product.
1t 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, 1943-03-12
DIVORCES

Mary Weaver from Clyde c.
Charles Bio;ti from Donna J
Robert Johnson from Christina.
Rose Novickl from Arthur
Rose sacklsy from Anthony.
Wiliam G strtcksr from Rose
rVsIlena W. Brindley from Jesse ..
Phyllis Y. Allen from James A.
Roosevelt RugleEs from RUDY
Viola v Harris from Frank X.
Joseph FelEsf from Wanda.
George Chandler from julia.
Marcel Moresu from Brenda.
Marie Lswyne from Alphonse
Martha Renson from BENJAMIN
Robert n Wilson from Margaret.
Roxy Hook from James
Leone TAbourne from Bertha.
Mary Callega from Charles.
Sula ClaTkson from Charles y.
Nicholas r. Sparks from Lucille X.
Dorothy r. Ross from Alexander.
Dolores NJ. Hsswell from Dana ".
George Z. LAIN from Anna
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
GIN Tops War Orders

General Motors is way out In
front as the largest holder OF
war contracts in the country, it
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 S4.613. 100000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
Taxi Business

Bit of wisdom: a local bust
ness man casually asked a taxi
driver how business had been
lately.
ooh, not bad" was the re-
Spouse.
"Why, i thought things were
going along pretty good for You
fellows" the business man said
pyodingly.
Brother" retorted the cahby.
"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, 1943-03-12
State Agency
Expands Office

Appointment of the State Insur-
anee 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
Inounced: Stuart A. Howard, sales
manager; Arthur A. Wyatt, acct
dent and health manager; Dorothy
Duchene. accounting department,
and Beulah Lewis, fire and cas-
.ualtV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
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:
lowing to the fact that we
are now In the process of rene
gotiations, il Is impossible to
complete and issue the usual
quarterly statement. The board
OF directors, therefore, has
thought IL advisable to defer
dividend consideration at this
time"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12

SAGINAW March u CUP - Today
PAYING prices - farmers
pes beans s. 30 lrht RED kicneys s.
dark red kidnsyf 81 { 2 z Yellow eve.
50 Is CP & crAnbsrr.ss s. z p. 2
dark eranberriet So
Whsst, 81 l7affa. cats b1e He y,
7snTsc rix-rowsd barley, ti.7I1l 20
buekWhsat s767177o CEN, seefti
soyheaht 81 81
by Michigan Bean co
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
On the
Business
front
BY WARD SCHULTZ
Financial Editor

Word was served on politicians
recently that the American peo-
PIE will not countensnce perse-
cutior Of hiy business and his
corporations merely on the basis
Of size
In the Dallas decision of the
A. and p. case, IN which the
company was charged with al
fempiS 70 foster A monopoly,
Judge W. II. Atwell took strong
exception 10 the emphasis placed
by the prosecution in the size
OF the defendants.
IL must say az the outset,
declared the juriSt. that l
know Of no American rule, and l
wish I had the power To under
score American. which permits
us Ia try a man because Of his
size. IL merely says any per-
SON or amy contract made by
any person big or little, and the
size il wholly inconsequential.
Commercial success or failure,
greatness or inferiority. do not
determine guilt or innocence.
'If 1 thought l was presiding
over a court and l might SEN
fence q person because he was
great big fellow or because he
was a Lilliputian. i would feel
like resigning. God knows that
we don't ever want IL TO occur In
America that the size Is going TO
determine whether a man Is
guilty or innocent"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
Nickel Plate Issue
Approved by ice

WASHINGTON. March II 49,
New York, Chicago and st. Louis
Railroad was granted permission
by ICC today to issue 81 100000 of
"a per cent serial equipment trust
certificates. to be sold at 99.0799
and accrued dividends in connec-
ton with the purchase of certain
new equipment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12

r e n n S y l.
Vania Central
Airlines. He
will be sta
tion e d in
Washington.
Bell. a ma
tive of New
Orleans, was
at one time
aviation edi-
tor of the At
lanta G. e o r
& / a n. II e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
Freight Loddings Off
1866 Cars in Week

WASHINGTON. March II -
Loadings OF revenue freight during
the week ended March 6 totaled
74S, 500 cars, A decrease Of 1855
cars from the previous week and a
decrease Of 215 sos cars from the
like week a year ago. according 10
reports 10 the Association OF
American Railroads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
Detroit Produce

APFLEs-MlchlEsn bu crts. H. s Ne
J IN mn unless otherwise stated
N 81 So 3 ? TO- gensra!y good 81 75g
spyF S2n225. few hest 81 75 generally
Eoos s. 75u %, ordinary % fair 81 25q
N; BALDWIN,, 81 $50 10. fair 81 IS;
tee Y. $. No / 3-in. min. 81 Is $50;
Nash.ng'Dr box Delicious fancy 72-12Ss
- T5T IS. extra fancy. T2-l25s 50 so "a
42a, mostly STAIN.
ASPARAGUS --Calf0rnls pyramid cr's
! eo1, bchs extra fancy. sloan. fancy
sea- bose s. 506P
AvoCADos-Csnforra nats Fuertes
iis,Sos. 81 45a265 fair quality, s22sg
.ARTIcHoKEs-csmornis boxes. so-72,
BROCCOLI - Pony cru. California
cAsRAoE-L 4. eru Texas. IS. Cali.
CARROTS A. erts al, beh,
California SA5os47s. f'v h.ft IS. fair
f14 %. TsKss L. ertt e3z $50
'Is ~ FL rr 9, ov,v p ioFPss - a5a7.o
larger cai,ornia s. 5oa37s
Celery Flouaa ls-in. crts Gol1er
Hearts ass. $50 ~ s-Ios s. ass so,
ks. - IS 81. Pascal ? 1oz 81 IS
h.s aoT. S32'; SIS generally good
coLLARDs-Gsorris 8, er,s bs,esss
S2p2 y Georgia ~ psktf l0ose. s. $50
LIS TeNHt b. hskfs S22s
LETTUcE-Los Angeles rr's lrhsrr
California Imp Val - 1925 g. Sc IS
Ar!Ions Yuma A. Ss2sas7s S-6ot
So IS few So IS
LEAF LETTUCE - He.hoass. lo.lr
bskfs Ohic, MichfEsr g go
ONIONS -5O.it sacks H.rhira- r. =
No ] Ye.lowf medium s. %
PEARS oregon box D'Arlrgs X fancy
al sizes $500 So
PEPPERs-NeX.co II tl. tFs call
fouis Wonders. ST.. Florida ~ hstI
wcrld Bsaters. S7a7.50. fair quaAir
s. 75gs50
PoTAToEs-foo.lb. sacks T. $50 :
size a unless otherwise stated Nsins z
inch min. ysrious varieties 5)-lb. pspsl
sacks 81 - l0O-lb SACK s. - TAI
selected seed s. NeV stock. FIorda bl
crates 8 No. ! washed TrgmFhs
81 s0a2s5
RApIsHEs--Ts4ss pony triS. 20 bchs
AfS mostly s4ds5o,
SPTNACH--TsIst cartons i-coz rsHo
plane bags washed spinach. I2-oz s. IS
sTRAwBERRfEs-florida 3s-riHt crts
Al SWEET 'porLroEs-Loui,ians bu. crit,
Porto Ricsn Vans. u. 5. No J. - 80 2
SIS. North Carolina bu. bskts. Pore
Riean Vans A25; Csorgia bu. crtt
Porto Rican yams Y e No J 81 80
Naw Jersey bu. hampers L s NJ Jtr.
az tyre red SOD s. 50. sandy soil - Is.
TOMATOES 1o-ib. earont repacks,
medium. &2i5 small size. fi.55.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
u. 5. Export Flour
Subsidy Rate Raised

NEW YORK. March 12-Export
flour subsidy rate from all United
States ports 10 some South Ameri-
can countries has been advanced
25 cents to So barrel today. the
rate to be in effect until March Is,
the department of agriculture an
nounced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
New Cont'I Can Director

NEW YORK, March 12- 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 Hartlieb.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
January Boot, Shoe
Production Declines

WASHINGTON. March 12-The
production of footwear for Janu.
airy. 1943. amounted 10 6.991, III
pairs, a decrease of 80 per cen,
from the 3S,501 .438 pairs produced
in December, 1912. and a decrease
of TO per cent from the 40,034,S14
pairs produced in January. 1912,
according to the department OF
commerce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
WARNS AT HOMES

None of us got much of it. only
A couple tablespoonfuls. and il
wasn't frozen very solid. but il
was the best thing we ate on the
island.
That's what I mean about not
worrying over fellows like that.
and what they'll do TO the JapS.
The thing TO worry about with
such fellows as these marines is
what they'll do TO trouble-makers
back home, if they come back and
find that any one has so much as
changed an item of the things we
went away to fight for.
(ifs a War of young muscles,
young hearts and young ncrUes,
Barney Ross found out on Cdu-
daicanoi. He Was 80 and "the
old man" 10 his buddies, being
the oldest recruit. Even the dur
able, double champion Of the
prize ring finds War adjusted to
the tempo of YOUTH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12
sle.a5 TOP FOR WEEK

Choice 1. 7s3 10. builoeks set the top fol
The week at SIS as good rrsde fed steer
and yssriinss buiked At s1t. 76H 10 50. sne
medium grades earned n3 2sn i4,@. viz
the majority A. SIS sou 1875. Commos
steer, found cutie, from s1i.S0 q IL
strictly good eT3 H. fed hsifers topped foi
the class at SIS. heshy heifers atth weight
turned a. $40. ana meaty cov-shsres
onerinss brought Si3. Some common lishl
dairy type hsifers sold on dovn 10 sii ard
signify below. Medium and good bee
COWS cleared from siidi3, odd head
strictly good ti3.23.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12

Florsheim Shoe Co. has declared
dividend of 80 cents on the Class
A and a dividend of % cents on
the Class b stock, both payable
April ! to holders of record
March %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-12

worked Tor 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, 1943-03-12
Bell PubIicizes Pea

J. Raymond Bell, former
Times reporter, has been named
director of public relations for