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Evening star., 1943-05-20

The OPA "rollback" prices for
meat in Washington, issued on
May 13, we're called a "swindle'
today by Senator Shipstead, Re-
publican, Of Minnesota, who
charged on the floor of the Sen
ate today they average so per
cent higher than in Canadian
cities.
The OPA rollback swindle not
only jumps Washington prices by
something like 20 per cent over
the former retail price level" the
Senator said. but it climbs Mount
Ararat with meat prices one-half
again higher than in the cities above
our northern border"
Compares Prices.
Senator Shipstead took neUspa =
per grocery ads of May 13 from
Montreal, Ottawa and Toronto
compared them with the Washing
ton price list, and said he got this
result:
"OPA 'rollback' prices on meats
in Washington top meat prices at
u leading retail grocery houses in
Montreal, Ottawa and Toronto by
80 per cent to as high as 80 pei
cent. The average increase of OPA
meat prices over and above Canada
approximates so per cent.
Take porterhouse and sirloir
steak and roast. In Washington the
OPA ceiling price for porterhouse
and sirloin was jumped from the
former price top of so to SO cents a
pound to 66 cents for choice steak al
grocery chain stores and 10 cents al
smaller independent stores-the ad-
vertised 'rollback' being an increase
or rollup' 10 to 13 cents a pound.
But the true rollback appears in
Canada. OF eight leading grocery
houses or chains advertising porter
house and sTloin in Montreal Ot-
tawa and Toronto on May l3 in the
daily press, the average porterhouse
price was 80 cents. or approximately
30 cents pound below the OPA roll
back price in Washington
Questioned by Wiley.
Senator Wiley, Republican, Of
Wisconsin interrupted, to observe
Il understand that in Canada the
Canadian government is subsidizing
some of these setups and I am won-
dering if the Senator has any in
formation, for instance, as to how
much it costs store and how much
the farmer gets for the product there
and what he gets here and what is
the spread between what the pro-
ducer gets and what the retailer
gets-what those items are-because
it seems to me in order to Judge
the situation you have got to take
into consideration what we have
generally been told, namely. that
Canada and Great Britain both
have put into operation a system of
subsidies
The discussion was cut short be-
cause the Senate was tranSacting
routine morning business. when ex-
tended debate is not in order.
The Senate several weeks ago au-
thorized an Agricultural Subcom-
mittee to make a study of Washing
ton prices, and the spread between
tSee ROLLBACK, Page 2-XJ
Evening star., 1943-05-20
Markets at q Glance

NEW YORK, May 20 lP,.-
Stocks mixed: early upswing fall
ters. Bonds steady; rails edge
higher.
CHICAGO. - Wheat advanced
as-l14; flood news. Corn un-
changed at ceilings. Hogs steady
to strong; top S14.65.
Evening star., 1943-05-20
Citizens Seek Warrants
For Potato 0veroharging
Earlier Story on Page B-1l

Applications for warrants against
persons involved in potato black
market dealing were filed bv
group Of citizens who met this after
noon with representatives of the
United States district attorney and
the District OPA.
Offlclals promised "earlv action"
Other citizens who have been over
charged for potatoes or other food
were invited to bring their COM
plants to the attention of the OPA.
Those who heard complaints of
the public were John Laskev, chief
attorney for the District OPA. and
Assistant United States District At
torneys John B. Diamond and Raw
l.. Jenkins.
Issuance of warrants is expected
within a day or two.
Evening star., 1943-05-20
Nuts-St. Louis Game
Is Postponed Aquin

srecial Dispatch to The Star.
ST. LOUIS, May 20.-The double
header baseball game scheduled
here between the Washington Ma
tionals and the st. Louis Browns
was postponed today as floods swept
the Mississippi River Valley.
It vas the fourth straight day
that the two teams have been held
inactive.
Evening star., 1943-05-20
titvinoff in Teherun

TEHERAN, Iran, May l9 Delayed)
lP).-MaXim Litvinoff. Soviet Am
bassador to the United States, ar
rived here by plane today from
Cairo on his way to Moscow for
consultations.
Evening star., 1943-05-20
Late News Bulletin


0OV7et U7eIyH OUI77H7S3u7 NeteVeS DuV7eS
LONDON pP,-Soviet Foreign Commissar Mootov today
received Joseph Davies who is in Moscow deliver
onal letter from President Roosevelt Premier Stan the
Moscow radio announced tonight in broadcast recorded
by the Soviet monitor. United States Ambassador William
Standey present. said the broadcast The Roosevelt
letter to Stain was not mentioned.
Evening star., 1943-05-20
Late Races
Charles Town

FIFTH RACE-Purse S4Oo, claiming;
4-year-old and upward: Is miles
Some Groucher fKirk) 4sO $50 $50
Chronos CKirkland) 500 500
Chestnut Bur lPrain) $40
Time, :49B.
Also ran-Summer Stock, Sure Miss and
Syam Saxon.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, S4OO: claiming:
4-year-olds and upward about furlongs
Mascase (Austinl $50 44O 240
Olympisn Prain) 44O ESQ
Sunset Boy (Palumbo) go
Time, 1855
Also ran-Bill's Anne, Calabozo and
Playable.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, s4oO: claim
Ing; 4-year -olds and upward; Charles
Town course.
Outcome (Root) 700 $50 $50
Thespian (Praln, 800 $50
Chop Sticks lAustin) $50
Time, 1:16is.
Also ran-Strummine, Merciless. Celtie
knlsht, Clarie Whizz, Ginger Man.
Evening star., 1943-05-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

At Philadelphia-First Game
Chicago --- 600 900 OOO- Al
Philadelphia 01O 0O1 1Ox-3 90
Batteries-Lee. Wyse and Hernandez,
Fuchs and Livingston.
At Philadelphia-Secon Game
Chicago ---- 900 600 0
Philadelphia OO2 600
Batteries-Barrett and Todd; Gerheauser
and Padden
At Brooklyn
st. Louis 600 200
Brooklyn --- 300 O10
Batteries-M. Cooper and ". Cooper;
Melton and Owen.
Cincinnati at New York-Postponed,
Pittsburgh at Boston-Postponed.
Evening star., 1943-05-20
Major League Games
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Cleveland-FirSt Game
Boston $1,000 100 900 600 IL 70
Cleveland - 900 O10 900 o. u
Batteries-Judd and Peacock; SaIvesoR,
REYNOLDS and Rosar.
At Cleveland-Second Game
Boston - 3O1 0
Cleveland - 600 !
Batteries-Chase and Partee; Center,
Kennedy and Desautels.
Washington at St. Louis-Postpon
Philadelphia at Chicago-Postponed.
Evening star., 1943-05-20

(See Hole, Page 2-XD
Evening star., 1943-05-20
Price Ro||back
On Meat Here
Called 'Swiind|e
Senator Shipsteod
Says Some Items
Now Cost More

LIVING COSTS IN D. C. reported
214 per cent above January, 1941
Page Al
Evening star., 1943-05-20
Weather Report

From the United States Weather Bureau Report.
Occasional light rain and cooler tonight and FRI
day morning Temperatures today-Highest SO,
at $3.50 pm; lowest, 66, at $50 am. Full re-
port on page AT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Detroit Livestock Market

With only ODD head strictly good cows
above sill. cauuvrs largely So $40 70
late good bulls Sfl - q - IS bur very
little above So ate. no inquiry for bulls
en- the final session. medium grade bulls
$40 25H1i 30. lower tradc ughiWe KIT 3
500 good 20 choice foo-tt0 10. stock
steer calves early &i3f l3 50. good as To
weights late 81 -, about two loads com
mon O. medium feeder steers Sl0u II -,
common and inferior light stock steers and
heifers ST.r1O. mostly Sc 20 up
CALVES Weeks receipts g. @Ul. Com
pared last weeks close Good and choice
veaIcrs closed fuzzy soc lower aGer selling
steady all week. lower grades 81 90 and
more down closing top and bulk good
and choice vealers SIG co. weeks extreme
top Ai7u0 sparinEly. common and medium
vcalers Sil 50ffl5. culis Stl.u0 down 20
81 90 and occasionally lower
HOGS-Week p receipts 1900 CnmparVd
last wefks cloae. Butchers lku o. up 2Oc
lower. lighter weights ana othN classes
mostly steady. closi0E trade ~ Nest level
81 the week with most 10000 70.
butchers. Sita5uii.i0. extreme tHp SO 20
on some 2O0-225 10 wciEhts .3p0-fnO Do.
averages late 65dIfsO and most 40
10 lh lights Sif.00H u -. SONS Sl3. 30
- D. popular price on1siags So %,
SHEEP Week. receipts g 500 dom-
pared last weeks close Spring lambs
81 00f, 2jN lower sheep fuzzy 26c lower
late sales good 90 choice native sprinC
lambs St3 251f13 30 with bucks out AZ
81 90 discount weeks extreme eatly top
Sif rs medium lambs sold down 90 St1 On,
Gull and common light throw0uts late
~ killers 5000 1000; shorn fiaughtcf
ewes So 00a 9 so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Industrial List
Leads Recovery
In Stock Market

NEW YORK, Oct. l GNS)-
Afternoon buying turned the
stock market fractionally above
last nights close today after be-
ing irregularly lower earlier. In
duStrials led the recovery with
Hiram Walker up almost 4 points
at one time, the feature OF dull,
liStlcSS session.
Sales fell well below yesterdays
570.78 shares.
Rejecting the mixed and mar
raw trend were the motors, rails
and utilities. Oils eaScd after
early Steadincss while coppers
and chemicals were slightly lower
from the start. StcelS and rub
berS we're quiet and mixed.
Patino gained over a point in
n quiet mining section while
PcDSi-Cola. off fraCtlOnally, led
the SpecialticS lower. Communi-
cations were higher with Western
Union continuing 10 advance on
Fec approval OF the companys
merger with Postal Telegraph.
The rest OF the list generally
held within small fractions Of last
nights close.
The bond market was firm In
moderately active trading The
curb market moved ia narrow
range during quiet trading.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
N The SUPREME COURT or
ONTARlu
10 marguerite \ Chambers sometimes
known a. Marguerite a. Reinhardt !:

To Marguerite \. Chambers Sometimes
known a. Marguerite A. Reinhardn !;
Take notice that Vera Emily Rein
hatdt has instituted an action claiming
dissolution of her marriage % the de-
PENDANT. Ernest n Reinhardt. on the
ground - adultery with his co-defendant,
Marguerite a. Chambers sometimes
known as Marguerite a Reinnardtb az
the city Of Detroit. IN the state Of
Michigan between the 2fst OF September
1921. and the 10th Of March. 1922.
And further take notice mat you are
required 20 defend the said action hy
causing an appearance 10 be entered for
you Al the office Of the Registrar OF the
Supreme Cour, Of ontario. at Toronto.
Ontario. Canada. within fifteen DAYS after
the second publication ~ this notice and
90 dciiNsr your defense, n any, within
ten DAYS Thereafter.
And further take notice that tho pub
Ncatt0n OF thisNn0tice once each week
Tor TWO consecutive weeks IN the issues
~ any daily newspaper published IN the
CITY no Detroit shall constitute good and
sufficient Service upon you OF the notice
81 tBc Concurrent Writ az summons, state
meut az Claim Affidavit Of Nerihca;ion
and order % the Master permitting serv-
ice out ~ the jurisdiction. personal serv-
ice thereof having been dispensed with
hy order made hy the Honorable Mr..
Justice Kelly bearing date 26th DAY Of
August 1913
nated a, Toronto This 2eth day Of
August 1913
JOHN CALLAHAN.
u Richmond ST. East.
Toronto, Ontario
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Bonds Called
By 5tudeebdker

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Oct /
Directors of StHdebakeF Corp.
have voted to call for redemption
on Dec. l, $1,500,000 principal
amount of the corporation 10
year convertible 6 per cent deben-
lures, due Jan. !, 1915. The de-
bentures 10 be redeemed Will be
determined by lot by the trustee.
Privilege Of converting deben-
lures into common stock of the
corporation expires in case of
these debentures called for re-
demption on the tenth day prior
10 redemption date
This redemption will leave
S1i53. 900 of debentures outstand-
ing. out Of an original issue oil
S6.S4l $40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
Free Trade i'm Steel
After War Opposed

The emergence of David Settnus Jr undersecreta Of
state potentially significant signpost.
Like the replacement of Missionaries with Leo T. Crowley in
administration bringing of SettnIuS
similarly replaces
theorist with practical executive.
has goSSped In Washington that the tech
nca administration Of the state department has been inefficient
beyond question level of administrative
efficiency and doubt that contribution 10 the governments
tools for meeting the challenge of changing world will be worth
while
1t would be disappointment 10 Stettinius friends If he
further He has opportunity bring to the principal
policy making his practical business training and
seeking the data and getting 10 the nub oil
the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02

Grass steers and heifers grading
medium and below far exceeded
trade requirements at the Detroit
stockydrds this week. and as the
trading period drew 10 a close a
liberal supply remained unSold.
The Jewish holiday kept several
buyers away on the final session,
which was the finishing touch TO
Sc: OF dull, declining markets.
Swine prices broke carly but re-
covered somewhat later Spring
.pbS slumpcd 81 TO SIPS COM
led with last week. close. and
Veal calves closed lower.
CATTLE Weeks receipts. 8 goo, Com
pared last weeks close Granted steers
and heifers steady go Poe, lower. etassrrs
CSC 20 soc lower. cows unetculy 2Jc 20 Voc
lower. cutters and common 20 medium
beef COWS DOC % 1jc down. bulls zoe 10
Toe lower. stock cattle prices drifted down
ward I'm sympathy with the lower market
on graTs slaughter steers and hcifers Most
good fed steers. SIS 80 D.. so. odd head
choice 10 SIG part load medium 90 good
s25 III shCftfcd NtarlnEs Slf3A common
and medium 10 low good and warmed ur
steers Sl0ul4 2J good 90 choice fed mixed
steer and heifer warnings St5fti5 % part
load sen ~. heifers fed erain on rrr-s,
SO, straight grass heifers St3 down ~
% anC hslow. most sales SO down.
Common 10 good beef COWS Ss9 lbs,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Form New
ssN Truck
Division

General Motors Corp today an
nounced the acquisition of the
property and assets Of Yellow
Truck and Coach Manufacturing
Co. i'm exchange for the common
stock of General Motors Corp. in
accordance with agreement and
plan Of reorganization between
General Motors and Yellow Truck
dated July II, 1913.
Commencing today, n new divl-
sion of General Motors will be
established 10 be known as GMC
Truck and Coach Division.
This division will carry on
business formerly conducted by
yellow Truck and Coach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Recognized Firm
Removed From Curb

NEW YORK. oct l. New
York Curb Exchange has removed
from unlisted trading Geo. r.,
GSith Co 7 per cent first pre-
rcd stock Notice has been re-
Oed that the plan OF reorganiza-
ton Of the company dated May
II. 1943. as amended July y. has
been declared operative. Holders
of the preferred are entitled TO
receive IN exchange for each share
OF the stock deposited under the
plan. one share of s. cumulative
prior preferred stock one share
of s. junior prior preferred stock
Of Geo. l.. Keith Co. and 81 m
cash.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02

steel Of other American products
Before TO the steel corporation Settnus was an
Of the peculiarly
can character automobiles manufacturers
in protection Yet before Woid
unit in the industry tea
his industry would lace
export prospects neutral markets where they Woud
into competition with home manufacturers OF competitive
49,. $3.50 .,;.a 49,
ceptons including preudices through objective iac
finding ought yardsick clear and analytical thnihg
pioneering work international
bookkeeping which initiated by George n feek Wheh ne
ADVISOR
currently making OF
Peeks bookkeepers including Raymond VEINS
now an EXECUTIVE in The Equitable te-afaHeeSec4e1A
rltfzl ipg nfepd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
War Alcohol
Output Scars

NEW YORK, Oct. 1-Produc-
lion Of high grade alcohol for war
needs by June, 1914. will reach a
rate five times that OF a year ago,
DR.. Alfred J Lehman, director
Of research for SChenley DiStillers
Corp. stated.
Within the coming nine months,
he said, output Will reach an an
nual rate of 500 million gallons,
half OF which VIII be made by
converted whisky distillerieS. The
Lulk OF the raw material used is
grain
About tWo-thirds Of the buta-
dienc needed for synthetic rubber
viii come from alcohol.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Dow-Jones Closing
Stock Averages
Dividends
LEGAL NOTICE

OFFICE of the Collector q Customs,
Detroit Michigan. september - 1915.
Notice Is hereby given That the following
described seized merchandise. lady
mink coat l pair mans rubber boots.
! pair mans shoes, I pair mans house
slippers I mans SUIT. ] mans Jacket.
Hudson Bay blanket 81 yards wool
serge cloth 10 linen hfndketchiefs. .
pairs cotton trousers pairs ladys shoes.
pairs canvas shoes. ] bottle whiskey
) pair lady's shoes BOTTLES whiskey.
t0is yards ntue woolen cloth. a. Yards
brown woolen' cloth, 1 pair lady shoes.
/ pair ladys shoes. ] lady's wool dress.
pair 8dy's shoes and ! bottle whiskey
has been seized for violation Of the Gus
toms Revenue laws IN THIS district be-
tween the dates Of April I. 1919 90
September g. 1913. that the same viii
be forfeited % the United states Govern
mant on Octchcr s. 1913. IN accordance
with the statutes made and provided.
Any person claiming any Of the above
described merchandise should file with me
bis or her claim 20 such merchandise
within twenty days from the date ~ the
FIRST publication OF THIS notice. Martin
r. Bradley. Collector Of Customs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Strato-F Frozen Foods

Government experts are now
repeatedly cycling Shakespeare
freezing OF food
Fruits and vegetables would
be loaded into an airpldne,
zoomcd up 10 tho sub-zero tenn
perature Of the Strsto>phere
uar colder than commercial
freezing equipment and then
flown 10 the market ccntcrs al
READY frozen and ready for sale.
And they think lt'li work, too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Premature leak

Silliest statement al tho year
was that OF C. l.. Stevens Of
SMPC, who said thai The an
nouncement of the resignation
of he Michigan board was due
to q premature leak
The premature leak" con-
sisted OF a thrcc-pagc statement
signed by every member OF the
board and scni 10 all Michigan
congressman. the Detroit news
papers and the wire news serN-
ices
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02

NEW YORK, oct J Briggs
Manufacturing Go has turned
out more than 100000 pounds
of alrnlanc Wings. IurIetS and
other assemblies IN the first nine
months 81 81 thf+--sy-t--iF -Ge4eIe H.
entire 1912 figure. according 10
letter td stockholders accompany
ms dividend checks from ". y.
BfOWN, pTCSIdcfr
The letter also said rcncgotia-
ton proceedings for 1912 have
been concluded and that the
amount 10 be refunded VIII not
materially affect the company'S
financial position Ample provi-
SION for The refund was made
during 1912. II stated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Relate Promises 70 National Material Assets

IraSreclile deologeS shall be better guided the
verbal commitments now 10 TRENT
and foe 10 national nateIla a'
Instead of -Wee Wke line OF theoretlcal inter-
eyewash solid facua foundation Tor our p
Otherwise fresh establishment and postwar
cyncsm eo,,rotorca %
the department brine
If ne rises potenta OF his job he can also nrng
relevant data INTO locus
ary Hull thus enabling hum to translate ms hooe m'en ~
REALISTIC polCIeS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
NOTICE OF
REDEMPTION OF BONDS

Take notice that the undersigned VIII
on N1vember /, 1913 redeem all of It's
outstanding first mortgage 5la q serial gold
bonds issued May / 1927. secured by trust
mortgage dated May /. 1927. as amended
by supplemental agreement dated as OF
February II 1896 10 Detroit Trust Com.
panv. Trustee. At their par value plus &C
crued interest 20 November T. 1898, upon
presentation and surrender OF said bonds
az the office 81 Detroit Trust Company
Detroit Michigan. with the November /
1858 and al, subsequent coupons attached.
after which date the said bonds VIII cease
90 hear interest.
We'll & COMPANY
Michigan corporation,
~ Y II MEII. prNsIhNnt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Grains Show
Firner Tone
In Late Deals

CHICAGO, oct. ! GNS)--
Grains were firm IN todays late
dealings.
Wheat closed &c 10 sc up and
generally at the high, with De
cember at S15ll2. Prices were
&c 10 sc off early.
Oats finished sc TO &c up after
erasing earlier losses ranging 10
sac. December closed &c up at
Tic.
Rye rallied TO close sc 20
- uD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
On the
Business
3ront -
BY WARD SCHULTZ

The testimony before Judge
Cotter last week as regards the
alleged efforts of two legislators
To get Detroit bankers to SUBJ
scribe directly or indirectly 10
their campaign funds was ncces-
sarily, because of space restric-
tons. only quoted in part by all
the papers.
II seems TO me that one state
merit should have appeared as
matter Of record.
1t was the answer given by
Joseph M Dodge, president Of
the Detroit Bank. TO A. A. Me-
Gonagle, which the latter gave
over the phone 10 Senator
Diges.
This is exactly as il appears
in the transcript Of the testl-
mony:
referring 10 the matter YOU
reported To me as the result of
your meeting with Senators
Digs and Blondy. Monday
afternoon at Digs telephone
request, ! want you To tell Diggs
that j will have nO part of such
q proposal, either personally. for
this bank or for the association,
or the banking business, nor
would I consider suggesting IL
TO any one else.
"The bill under discussion.
while IL should he passed, or
any other legislation could not
be important enough 10 make
the proposed action either nee
essary or Justified.
(signedD JOSEPH VI. DODGE"
After giving his official am
swcr, Dodge kidded McGonaglc
and made the remark quoted ~
J. papers as follows
OYou're piker. Blondy Of
fercd six votes for $4,000"
But just for the record &C
cording TO the testimony the'e
was no hesitation or equiNOCa-
tion in his answer 10 Digs and
Biondy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
BOB HAWK
at 1000 pm.

Quick -witted Bob Hawk
leads rollicking half-hour Of
quips and quizzes. Members of
the audience are subjects for
his brain ieasers and win
ners can name service men to
receive welcome gifts from the
sponsor. Its a double -barreled
Thanks to the Yanks.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
KATE SMITH at 500 DIN.
MELODY MARVELS !
le..rz.
N IN 49,
at $50 pm. :!

Don Large's unique compost.
tons and arrangements. in-
terpreted by sixteen mixed and
well-blended voices. Three times
each week, Monday, Wednesday.
and Friday at 6:30 pm, this
group, under the direction of
Large, presents repertory OF
the music YOU love- new tunes
and old in style that's different.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
Protective Tariff Necessary for ronmasters

As of worlds largest steel company,
SettniuS illusions about the tariff.
protective the American TonmaSterS would
have been unable to have met competition in the domestic market
the decsvey higher of provided Tor American
whole social affecting social
security been costraisng character
dferentaS after the me eln-
tariff would unquestonaby disrupt the basic
industry.
steel would counter to the hope for high
level Of domestic employment after the war
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
CHICAGO CAsH GRAIN

CHICAGO, oct. UNsb-Cash grain
close
WHEAT-No. 2 hard, sf.57fii; no
hard Sl-564.
CORN None.
OATS No mixed, Sc. No mixed.
s2ikc; sample mixed. 77h ~ soaic G., No
white s3l4 1sic: no. 5 white. S2c, No.
4 white n G7siac sample white. 1oh
n 7sc No ] red special SIC No red
special heavy, sfc; No. red special
heavy. sffc: sample red special 'o'so'
sample white tough - p 16c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-02
THAT BREWSTER
BOY at 800 pm.

joey Brewster is the name
-. and he's the sort Of Adde'S
cent harum- scarum that makes
things happen =. fast Parents
will live again their own youth,
their own parenthood, as they
Iistt to Joey arnold Stang
in ali amusing set of mix.ups.