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Evening star., 1943-10-01

their attack, will succeed in reopen
ing the Burma road and giving
China more aid,' he said.
"One couldn't help noticing that
the Allies had marked air superiority
in that area; at least we rarely
ever saw a japanese plane"
He gave picture of healthy
American warriors when he pointed
out that lin my squadron there
was only one case of malaria, and
no cases of heat stroke, despite
summer monsoons which sometimes
produce II inches of rainfall in "a
hours"
Sergt. Bowden said "it may be
trite to say all the Americans l met
Evening star., 1943-10-01
Stories of Veterans
Wanted by Star
For Publication

This is another of a series of
interviews with men from the
Washington area who have re-
turned from overseas duty.
Friends and relatives of service
men returning from battle zones
are urged to write or telephone
the city editor of The Star at
MA. 5000. The Star wants to
give these men of the armed
forces a chance to tell their
stories to the thousands of in
terested WashingtonianS.
Evening star., 1943-10-01

tended by about 1000 American
soldiers.
The chaplains have been most
cordial, and those Of the Roman
Catholic group have been unusually
hospitable,' DR.. Pugh wrote. THE
people themselves are quite cheer
full and most cordial"
Evening star., 1943-10-01
Chaplin, Jr., in Army

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. l R.-
Charles Chaplin, jr., now 18, son of
the motion picture actor producer,
Will report today for induction into
the Army, his brother, Sidney, said
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Washer Output Auto Battery
To Resume in "A Output Lifted

WASHINGTON, Aux 80
Washing machine producers anx-
ious TO get back into civilian pro-
duction have been told by the
War Production Board they must
wait AZ least until next year.
The WPB did not close the door
70 a possible resumption Of pro-
duction on a limited scale IN 1914,
officials said. but told the manu-
facturerS The decision would de-
pend on the trend Of The war
and of war production
ManpoW or is the ma jor obstacle.
~ was said, although materials
also are short. NPB did indi-
cate, it was SAID that more metal
would be released fof the manu-
faciure OF repair parts to keep
existing machines in working
order.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Rates
For Car Stamps

SAGINAW. Aug. 30 Discovery
that auto stamps can be bought
At bargain prices at the post office
today was cutting into the busi-
ness Of the internal revenue office
where double/rateS are charged.
The buyers were unable 10 un-
ierStdud why TWO government
agencies would have such differ
ent ideas and prices on the same
subject but they do understand
that S459 is bargain over $40
and with the bargain they don Z
have 10 sign a statement admit
ting they have violated the law
by late purchasing
Revenue collectors claim the
extra S5 is paid voluntarily as
an offer in compromise TO escape
possible further penalty and that
they would sell the stamps any
way if customers refused TO sign
the compromise statement.
Some motorists assert they have
been refused the stamps until
signing and making the penalty
Dayment.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Stocks Open
Little Changed
As Tfddetdgs

NEW YORK. Aug. 30 up
Stocks opened narrowly irregular
today in light trading. Bonds
were steady 10 firm.
Leading stocks balanced off
small gains and losses on smaii
initial transactions.
L. f. Steel opened AT 5l7s un-
changed; bethlehem, 585s, up IS
General Motors 5li2, off 4
American Car e. Foundry, 35
unchanged Chrysler 7754, IN,
changed. Loew's 5S%, up ~
Southern Railway 2234, up =
Sears -Roebuck S3as, off Il New
York Central l52.. off Is; Inter
national Harvester 6734, up !.
General Electric 36l4. off Il
Eastern Airlines 37i4. up 4, and
National Steel 59l4 up
Utilities were steady 10 firm
rails mixed and oils steady
-AraHseHeHts- ts-~ q F firm with
Loew'S. Small losses were noted
in Union Carbide Childs Company
Radio Corporation, and Union
Pacific.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
OK Bonus P Ian
For Upstate Firm

GRAND RAPIDS. Aug. 80 CUP)
The group initiative bonus plan
for approximately 100 employees of
'the RapidS-StandardS Co. has
been approved by the National
War Labor Board. President L. c.
Backart announced today.
The bonus plan was in effect in
early 1912, but was discontinued
when the wage freezing order
went into effect, pending approval
Of the NML.R,
'Fhe plan is computed on the
basis of actual production and
operations Of the company each
month. Payment is made the fol-
lowing month. prorated among the
employees according 10 their base
earnings The plan was approved
because il tends 10 increase pro-
duction. Backart SAID
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Auto
Graphs
Postwar Planning
Takes Tangible
Form in Industry
BY SILER FREEMAN

While manufacturers are not
Srrayng from their avowed
'all-out' war efforts. there is
no little evidence that their
thoughts are Straying a little
ahead Of just current events.
You cant hang man for think
ing, Is their defense.
Thinking is not enough. how
ever, and there is more tangible
planning going on. Naturally,
this not being done within their
own plants. Al times. there Is
some idle capacity and some idle
engineers and designers. But II
would not be cricket" 10 use
either the facilities or the men.
SO free-lance firms are doing
a land-offlce business for manu-
faCturers- anxious 10 getting gn-
IN" on peace projects. One de-
signing firm frankly admits that
IS fun up on postwar work
and could have much more if IL
could handle It. None Of the
free-lance designers admits that
any Of their work is connected
with automobiles
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
WPB Assumes
Closer Control
Of Steel Making

CLEVELAND, Aug. 30 Closer
control Of stcelmaklng Is being as
sumed by the War Production
Board, which has required mills
10 report gaps in rolling schedules
resulting from cancellations and
deferments and WPB Will fll the
open capacity by assigning ton
mage, instead Of mills making the
revision, says Steel.
Fewer defermentS and cancel
latlonS are appearing and revised
schedules are subjected 10 less
adjustment. Some bar tonnage
has been reinstated by 10000 tons
Of plates for shipyard have been
removed from one mill schedule.
Railroads are getting more steel.
including shapes, plates an d
sheets.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Farmers Market

FTUTT Apples Duchess No !. s3a
? - M No 2 s2r ? ~; Mcintosh fancy
bu No J. So 3 80 No ?, 81. Grapes
early variety. No !. 81 peck bask
Peaches early varieties. fancy. s. bu
No J. So $50 No. 50 Hale Haven
fancy, Ss bu No !, ssQ7 No. 2, IS
Plums Burbank 40 81 50ai25 Il bu
Pears. sugar No S4d5 bu No ?
81 so Clapp Favorits No IS bu
No 2 50 81. Bartlett. 40 ! <5ps bu.
No ? 50 hu. cantsloupe, fancy $40
so bu.. No = x3H3 so No. B. 50 a
SO Wa'ermelons No. !. S6 dor
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
Celery Cabbage 40 l. 50 25N IS bu
No ,. si.75 Head lettuce NJ. ?. 75c uS 81
hu. Lear lettuce No. J. I5c n 81 ou
Fndive. No y212 50 IN. No 2 81 So
Escaroie No socaSl25 Romano, No.
!, 81 50d IS on No 2 81
VEGETABLE GREENS = 9 b &
Greens, No 81 25n so bu. Collards.
No. NPl Is bu. Kale. No I, SiH 25
80. J son 75c . Spinach No l. 81 n
50 bu Swiss Chard. 30 : l23 ou.
Turrip Greens No / sou 75c hu
VEGETABLES. MISC, Beans green
80 2, 81 so wax. fancy 50 bu No :
81 25 275 No 3 s. Kentucky Wonder
". Sl75r2 25 bu No ?, 81 50
Roman Beans. fancy 50 So bu No. /
Reefs punched No ! 75cqsl do1 bchs
40 ? 75c topped, No / 81 5oa3 bu
10 2 = Broccoli fancy IS ou No. /
$500 4 No. 2, 81 30 cabbage. No /
81 3aT IS hn 40. ? 81 Red cabbage
No S2.5o43 3 bu Curly cabbage No. /
81 y 80 bu. Carrots punched No I
so CSC dor hchs No ? soc ,orred
80 s. 1902 No 81 IS Csuliaowef
No 50 50 p hu No. 81 30. Celery
fancy 81 IS SO doz Dchs No.
20 fi Use No 90r 20r Sweet corn
fancy S2a2 IS s.do1 sack 40 T. Sia
J 81. 40 2 15c Cucumhers sucers
fancy. ~ 50 hg No 1 81 5O02 No .
" ,., IS pnIs ~ ~ 50. g og PF,cS4lss'r,;, S4s',,
10 ! 81 H 80 doz bcns Eggplant No
T. x3r3 so bu Kohlrahi. No / 75r n 81
dor bchs. Leeks No. l. 81 p doz bChs
Okrs No so so peck basket No ?
bchs No 2 i0H SOC onions DRY No.
I 81 iO04 5o.ln. sack Onions picknnE.
No l. Sl2 S0-lb sack Parsley root No.
I I5c p 81 don oChs Curly parsley No.
Is = Sac doz. bchs PEPPERS green No |
81 25 so hu No . 81 hot. tt1 %
hq Pimentos No I 81 5o02 peck bas.
kSt Peas No S2.cS42 IS pts Potatoes
No Si73G2 ou NJ - 65 75c
Psg.fh.as So----i.-S -2.'a..i- 'sts-
ssassc don nchs 10. ? soc Ruts
hsFss No. q 30 bul Rhubarh. No l.
Tic p 81 dez hchs Summer squash. fancy.
81 o. hu, No ?, 80 &c Italian SQUASH
81 Table Queen No / 81 Snd2 hu
rurnips bGrched No TSc 81 IS dor
hchs topped No t2u So No 2
81 80 Tomatoes. outdoor fancy. 7Sc d s.
y lt-.h--esste - -ff.islft1r FIR M.
PorLTRY Hen, 1890 III hroH.r,
EGGs Large siSais 81 do. css,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Other Problems

What about the poor fellow
that didn't cut in7
While the union leaders are
fussing about tho fact that
Withholding tax. social security,
bond deductions and even union
dues. have sliced back that
swollen pay check. they fire.
ouently overlook what happened
10 the skinny ono which had
10 absorb all those deductions.
too.
Far more appropriate than A
fight 10 break down the anti
initiation program would be
some sort Of a campaign 10 force
a more equitable distribution Of
the tax burden
Broadening the tax base only
works new hardship on the
white collar worker and the
factory worker-usually IN
small toWnS-who have not
shared IN the war BONANZA
Some sort Of an excess
profits tax on wages might be
a solution In other words. put
the heaviest tax burden directly
on those who have protlted most
out OF the war.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Whit+Ie Out Models

Whether it's the heavy raids
on Berlin and the rest OF
Europe plus the expected of
fenSlve against the Japs in the
Pacific. automotive men are
talking guardedly of postwar
production. Car designers. whom
war and gasoline restrictions
will not discourage. are busy
whiting out their ideas on new
cars. =
Once they would have trans
lated them into large-scaled
meekHRs. now they carry them
into miniature wood models.
One Of the leading designers
for a big company has a few Of
these toy wooden ears on his
desk and he gszes dreamily at
them. wondering when he can
get 10 the drawing board stage.
More impressive than this IS
the report that master mechan-
ics have been in touch with ma.
chinery sales engineers on their
TOOL and machinery require
lnlents, finding how much and
how soon they can get enough
10 resume manufacture. Right
now the tool companies would
like nothing better than 10 get
a few orders. They have about
caught up with war plant re-
quirernents, are looking for new
business.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Shift Into physieaI Production

Another though hidden influence been
OF srge numbers OF ganfy employed persons from distribution
and the business Of production OF physical
With government sole products
corpora unnecessary for the
shift production
thowbaCk resembling
OF a primitive society
Before the widespread development specialization
industrial customary pro-
duce goods for direct consumption themselves
pendents
Ru economic society became more differentiated and
specialized goods produced
purchasing
acquiring production of Money
intermediary exchange which smphed the process.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
:. @. toDispose
#0f6dsConpdny

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 30
Standard Oil Co. of y has filed
with SEC an amended plan for
Investment of its holdings in Con-
solidated Natural Gas Co.
The plan, subject 10 commission
approval, calls for disposal Of It's
holdings IN Consolidated prior 10
end of this year and asks that all
stock transfer proceedings be con-
solidated,
Distribution under the amended
plan would be in ratio Of one share
of consolidated for each 10 shares
Of Standard capital stock Par
value Of the stock of the five sub
salaries Of Consolidated IS ap-
-proximately SS6 100000.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Corn Grind Gains
1st Time in ; Months

NEW YORK. Aug. 30-T-he first
increase in corn grind in three
months was shown in July. the
Corn Industries Research Foun-
dation reported. Last month O.
1873. 363 bushels were turned out
for products going into domestic
consumption, an increase of 462.-
392 bushels over Junes total OF
S,735. 9sl bushels. A year ago
9,7l7326 bushels were ground
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Hits Are Few.
hut Mighty

Ordinarily when pitcher al
lows three hits he is reasonably
certain Of getting away with his
game Herman Taffs OF Salem in
the Lutheran League. however. is
one of those fellows today who
knows how baseball luck can run.
Mt Zion had three from him
yesterday al Chandler Park but
two were home runs and one came
with the bases loaded. Meanwhile
Frank Bergamo kept Salem 10
two hits. struck out IA and Mt.
Zion won. 81
Roy DePerno. a new pitcher for
Nj. Calvary. let 60 of five as Mt
Calvary tripped 81. Thomas, A.
in eight innings.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

WASHINGTON. Aug 80 - An
m n d m en- I authorizing an in
crease in production of replace
ment batteries for the last half OF
1913 was issued BY the automofive
division OF the War Production
Board
Limitation order L-1S0, as
amended permits any manufac-
turer. except those located in
Niagara Falls, \ Y: Los Angeles
and San Francisco. Cal; Portland.
ore Seattle. Wash. 10 increase
their manufacture OF batteries up
10 ) per cent over le4l sales pro
Ndlng their total sales for that
year were over 25.0O0 units.
For small manufacturers whose
sales for 1871 did not roach The
25 600 unit total, authorization IS
extended 70 build up 10 that guam
tity for the year 1913,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Ask Suburban Hunt
Laws BE Relaxed
BY Don GILLIES

"You were 100 per cent cor
rect In stating that Mltchell's
Bay IL the best bass ing
grounds In this section OF the
country" writes Mrs. Wade
Dewitt. 1855 Birwood
I'VE YSnt over to spend y
couple of days and found fishing
80 good that we stayed a full
week. In our party was p. Y.
Relf and my husband and all %
us took our limit every dsv.
Some Of the bass we took
weighed nearly six pounds -------..-
THE tirst day we fished well
out in Lake ST. Clair Oft from
Mitchell's Bay in about 20 feet
of water and took our limit In I
hour and 10 minutes. We used
m lnnows and fished near
bottom.
THE next day -fished In
close TO shore using surface bait
such a. a bass-o-reno and Q
Heddon 2-l0 and caught 10 bass
tOtaling 26 pounds In less than
an hour" she said
Mitchells Bay Is on the Cana
Han side of Lake ST. Clair. 81
niles from Windsor. Ample ac-
.ommodationS. boat liveries and
oait are available at the village of
Bsy-G Game Warden BiIl
Keller will he glad 70 furnish hP-
her information. a
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Develop Synthetic Foam

If synthetic rubber produc-
ton comes up to expectations.
you may again get foamed latex
seat cushions. Goodyear has de-
veloped a method of producing
a synthetic foamed latex. COM
parable in most qualities to nat
ural rubber latex. The SYM
thetic. however, is black 10 dis
tinguish it from prewar airfoam
which was light gray.
The synthetic product is more
highly resistant TO oils, acids.
gasoline and similar substances.
The natural airfoam is now used
only for critical military and
naval requirements. as TO seal
bomb-bay doors. pilot cabins
and other apertures in war
planes and. for doors and ports
Of tanks.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
On the
Business
front
BY WARD sCHULTZ

The decline in the cost OF
living index provides more than
a respite from a steady slump
in the purchasing power OF the
dollar-it provides a breathing
spell during which the current
controversy between industry
and labor over war wages can
be evaluated with some degree
OF saneness.
While the drop in the cost Of
living was only ] per cent. II
was, however. an important
gain in the fight against infla-
ton.
But 10 get back 10 wages.
organized labor has long main
tained-and rightly So--that
hourly wage rates are tagging
so far behind the cost OF living
ss 10 make inequitable the
carrying OF the wartime burden.
However, industry contends
and with equal justification -
that weekly wages. which in
clude overtime, have more than
kept pace.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Canadian Loddinqs
Increase in Week

OTTAWA, Aug 10 - Loadinss
on Canadian railroads during the
week ended Aug u totaled 1920
cars, against 70.536 in the previ-
Gus week and 5652 for the like
week last year. according TO
Dominion Bureau Of Statistics.
Loadlngs for year 10 Aug y
totaled 2172.657. against 2,l57 7O8
i, the 1912 period
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
RETAIL TRADE

Retail trade statistics reveal
that many millions OF conSum-
ers whose income has reached
record breaking heights are not
buying abnormally Volume u
running little ahead OF a year
ago. Spending for pleasure. for
movie and theatrical entertain
ment. for visits 10 hotels and
the patroniZing OF better-gTade
restaurants. ls skyrocketing
Thus far the 20 per cent with
holding Tax hasn't notably cur
tailed spending by the working
classes. Whether the all-out
campaign 10 sell SIS 0Oo 900 900
war bonds viii restrict con-
Sumear buying remains 10 be
seen
Meanwhile. the rise in The
cost Of living is being kept
wTrhSI bounds Official figures
record an actual decline. but
housewives declare they haven I
noticed "
The nations 8 weekly pay enve-
lope continues "a grow fatter
Wage changes all are up" ara,
none downward
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
M. S. Rukeyser
NJ. ,. KukeYser
Us. Arms Production
An Industrial Miracle

Although production has been high and rising there has
been disappointment had been running below
expectations.
Perhaps schedule had been unduly expanded by
critical reliance loose which
widely circulated.
opening OF the calendar 1912 II under
stood that there difference between OF the practical
Washington William s. Knudsen then
Office of Management Of
theoretical what the total Of
production likely TO be in 1912
Although the full can't be told until the war IS over
the
pessmsc However when the figures Is under
that Knudsens prediction proved TO be accurate.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Common Interest

But, according 10 an article
in the current issue OF Business
Week. both union leaders and
industrial relations men have A
common primary interest IN
hourly rates because this IS the
figure written into labor con-
tracts and is the subject Of
intensive bargaining
Hourly rates will be the
point at which postwar wage
bargaining will commence.
Business Week suggests that
IF the standard OF living OF the
worker was gsuged by the
hourly rate he would indeed be
appreciably worse off than be-
fore the war began.
What the magazine appar-
emily overlookS is the fact that.
although a vast ma ajorlty OF war
workers are sharing in over
time wages. large minority
running into The millions are
NOT working overtime and are
therefore bound by the hourly
wage rate.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Firms Produce ExcIusiveIy for Uncle Sam Now

victory peaceme pIoduc
o continuing
exclusively namely Uncle Sam who orders by
undoubtedly be flow Of
activities Of the exchange rather than the
Scal production. Of goods.
a period ShortaGe-lt-+S
o jobs the production line
Academic figures OF national which based
additions
making adequate allowances for the civilian
which have for the duration given 10 the making
NJ
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Newspaper Vet Dies

ALBION. Aug 30 tUP)-
Ftncraf services viii be held to-
morrow for Phil J Church, Il.
an employe OF the Albion Re-
corder for 81 years. who died
Saturday evening Church was
mechanical superintendent Of the
paper during most Of his years
there.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Seek 10 Sell 175,OOO
Emerson Radio Shares

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. so
Emerson Radio and Phonograph
Emerson Radio and Fhonograph
Corp have filed with SEC a regis
tratlon statement seeking ap-
proval 10 sell IN an underwater
l75.O00 shares Of Emerson capital
stock al s. a share such shares
to be resold 10 the public when
and as offered
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Ali AC Delegates
To Back Swanson

FLINT, Aug. 30-The Is dele.
gates elected by AC Local 65l
tUAW-CIOl 10 attend the inter
national union convention in Buff
falo Oct 4 today represent a VIC
tory for the ant-Rthther forces.
according 10 the regional office.
All of the delegates were on a
slate supporting Carl a. Swanson,
regional director, and opposing
Walter p Reuther. international
wee president and head OF the
unions GM department
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Lions Exhibition With
Giants Is Approved

CHICAGO, Aug. 30 INS) x
seven-game exhibition schedule
for all clubs except the Brooklyn
Dodgers was approved today by
Commissioner Elmer Layden of
the National Professional Football
League. The schedule
sept 5-Grsen BAY Ts Washington a.
Baltimore New York Fs Chicago Bears at
Buffalo Sept II Bears vs.. Washington
a. Baltimore Grepf Kay - Phh-Pitt al
Pittsburgh Detrod vs. New YORK AZ Akron.
Sept is -- Besfs " Pht-Pitt AZ Phna
deiphis sept 2s Washington vs. Chicago
Cardinals AZ Buffalo
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
New Synthetic Rubber
Plant in Operation

NEW YORK. Aug. 30-FirSt
production of synthetic rubber IN
southwest Louisiana started today
AZ the huge Cities Service-f'fre-
stone plant. John w. Thomas.
chairman of the Firestone Tire
and Rubber Co, said the plant
would have annual capacity OF 60
600 tons.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Fete Salvage Workers

BAY CITY. Aug so Awards
for successful salvage work will
no made Wednesday evening when
salvage workers from the entire
county will gather for picnic
AZ BIG WoodSidc
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
September Quotas Down

September quotas of new cars
available for civilians on ration
ing certificates indicate that the
bottom of the barrel is not far
down. OPAs quota for next
month is about 5000 less than
for August.
The total for September has
been set at 40.600 with reserve
of 1900 more.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
License Deadline Near

LANSING. Aug. 30-Lee G.
Richardson. head of the motor
vehicle license division of the de-
partment of state, said today that
al least 10000 residents of Ian.
sing and Ingham County must
get their full-year license tags be-
fore Wednesday.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Lenqtheninq OF Hours Still Another Factor

Obviously providing jobs
who previously unemployed
Still another factor has been lengthening the hours Of
ploymen o already employed
growing of
patriotic by leaders
employers avoid open breaches.
But factors they DO constitute
the full explanation of such the production Of physical
things ma place
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Capital City Prod.
Votes 25( Dividend

Capita City Products Co. has
declared dividend Of y cents.
payable Sept 10 10 holders Of
record Aug 2S. A like amount
was paid the previous quarters
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
STOCK LIST DULL

The stock marker joys along
laZIlN. Dizziness Is Us chief
characteristic
Wall Street expects no deClS-
iye change IN trend or IN sctiv-
ny until the news provides 4
potent incentive
Financial opinion differs
sharply as 20 the effect Spectac-
ularly favorable war develop
mcntS would have on securities.
Actually. favorable war events
have recently stimulated selling
rather than buying.
Brokers arc urging clients to
favor peace stocks rather
than war stocks. Logical
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

Your Own Horoscope" nv
Frances Drake. Is one Of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
rIITsRIR RGH

PITTsRCRGH Avs ? GNsi car
TIE $50. stsAdy steers good 20 cnoice.
Si6u rs 5S. medium 10 good SIS. .50fi 10
common TO medium. Si2 50nI5 heifsrs
good 10 choice Slfr IS So medium -
good bilGI2 so common 20 medium
s. 50 r 10 50. COWS. good 10 choice. S.5o
n 10. medium 20 good. iiiTl IL canneys
snd cutters 81 SOns bulls good %
cncics SIS 500 IL common ~ medium,
Ss.5o1ii 25. grass steers. SiOrl4.5O
HOGS 100 steady ard Sc higher. is0-
$50 lbs Ni4 qOu IS 30. $50 200 lbs
1880 plS 20. 2OO-22n lbF SIS 80 IS 90
220-2So ms i5gOri54O. 250-29O lbs
xlSr15 20. 2qO-35O lbs Stt25u1tsS
i00-lSo lbs Si3 IS ~ SO roughs, Si2 so
ai325
SHEEP rs, steady on choice others
SLOW Choice iamhs fl4 50 4 Is, medium 70
pb5S e'ipped yff y tx common lambs
clipped S1qe ewes. clipped, SSr7 Weth
ers clipped S6us
CALVES-2A Uesdy m choice. others
SLOW Good % choice SIS so u 50 me
dium ~ Eood SIS o is culis and common,
~ IL