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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28
Plan TO Hire Vets

l.. w. Slack, Packard sales
manager. outlined his COM
pany's projected postwar sales
and merchandising program. de-
signed to parallel the planned
increase in production 10 200.
900 annually Is months after
the go-ahead. He pointed out
that returning veterans will be
encouraged TO enter the sales
field and showed how a care
fully developed plan has already
been launched TO offer Packard
shop workers the opportunity of
aptitude testing and training 10
determine their ability for car
sales positions in postwar eX-
panSion.
Assistant Sales Manager c.
f. Briggs discussed the poten-
tial opportunities in the post
war dealer field and emphasized
that competition for the pur-
chaser's dollar will be keener
than ever before, not only from
the automobile field but from
all manufacturers"
The projected expansion of
Packard service facilities 70
match increased car production
was presented by parts and
service manager X. NJ. Greiner.
Orders have been placed for
new equipment he announced.
The Detroit meeting set the
pattern for sessions scheduled
next month in Atlanta, Ca, and
Dallas. Tex
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28
Auto
Graphs
Christopher Urges
Dealers to Reconvert
BY SILER FREEMAN

Reconversion isn't confined to
the automobile factories. George
T. Christopher, president Of
Packard. told 80 dealers and
servieemen from M ic h ig a n.
Ohio and Indiana who met in
the Hotel Statler yesterday.
There il a reconversion job
I'm the field of car sales and
service, just as there is I'm the
factory" stated Christopher.
advance planning on the part
of the dealer Is equally neces-
sary to line up his objective, set
his sights and shape his ex-
banded organization now. TO
help reduce any conversion lag"
Christopher denied that he
company has any thought of
letting postwar planning inter-
f., fere with its var work. but
advance decisions must be made
now by both production and
sales operators TO shorten any
interval between war produce
ton and peacetime merchandiS-
ing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28
Price
For Steel Mill

Litigation involving the seizure
OF the Monroe plant OF the Re-
public Steel Corp. by the u. S.
government ended today when
Federal Judge Lederle signed an
order under which the govern
ment will pay S2.15o,0oo for the
plant and its machinery.
Through condemnation proceed
ings the government took possess
sion of the plant in July, l943,
delivering the title TO the Recon-
struction Finance Corp. The
RF'C in turn designated the
Aluminium Company of America
to operate the plant for the
manufacture OF aluminium cylin'
der heads for aircraft.
Republic contested the seizure
on the grounds that the price was
insufficient. The governments
offer was $1,642, 225. The COM
pany set its price at S3,357 1854.
A jury in December, 1913, re
turned verdict affixing the prices
at 81. 586,415, which was less than
the governments original offer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28
CIO Signs
II. Bank

NEW YORK, Sept. 27-The
Bankers Trust Co. has signed an
agreement with the United Office
and Professional Workers OF
America, Go local No. l. cover.
ing 100 messengers, guards, floor
men and watchmen, according 10
Albert Shepard. local director OF
the Go organization.
This is the first union contract
TO be signed by major bank In
the United States, according TO
the union.
The agreement establishes a $50
weekly salary minimum for the
employees. The bank also agreed
20 apply additional increases in
the event that the Little Steel
| formula is changed.
Other salary clauses call for
increases in the minimum 10 $50
after six months, S3S after one
year and $40 after two years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28

European Area
I ADKINS PFC CHARLES-Mrs Core NJ
AL.ExANDER' cpl. ROLAND w.-Mu Mar
/ jorie AIexsndsr wife Flint
ANDERSON. PFC CARL R-hirS. Annie
ANTONE. S SGT ALBERT Mrs Mar,
! 2. MORGAN, sister 1897 Butternut Detroit.
| ATCHISON. s SGT. JACK Mrs. Donn'
AUGUSTINE, PFC PAUL Mrs. Mildred
Rgde sSisT 2s2q shtSSylissAd peis1 Mar
'1 BARHEs S'1 Pv.f. jXcK-Mrs' Ethel Barnes
wife. 1910 Eighteenth, pei[oi, -.
BARTos. PFC, TRASk r John Barto'
RAiisHKE. pc. FRED MIR Mar
Meridlh Baushke wife Mu,seEon NJ,
BlsEL. PFC RoBERT L-Ar'' Maois s'''
mf BoER. Sf PIC S''i PAUL o.-Mu tens Boer
mq p6SAR Ho'hP PFt FRANCIS p-Mn Lul'
sG soRrK n' PC ETGESE s-mr. K,,h,rin'
Bg s0y, POi fyI G RIcTAR R.01 Mrs Charlotte
BROWN. PVT Earl Mrs Certrua'
br suRK qo's SGT. VII william R-Georr Mey.
er,. half-bro,hsr. s. CAR -, y,.,.,
BUTTS. PVT. CHARLES g MIA Nio'e'
cAbpEp PFC WILLIAM . Lain Calder.
father lol62 Havana. HFnisnnd Psrk
0 x
CAPUTO PVT ANTHONY 7 james J
cspu'o father $3.50 American Detroit.
CARRIER. PVT LEON WIS Louise
CON cGMER, scr THuRLow J-Hs'cheI
L. Gomez father Fllnt
COOK rs JAMES D-Mr Icons Cook
'nS e.RREIcH H4, PFC KENNETH GINS
Ruth v Creighton wife Nuskeggn.
czAPLIcKI. PVT HARRY ~ ~ A'f'
pHEKS. PFC RAYMOND -Mn. Jessie
DAWSON PIC JAMES C-Ma SADIE
DEBELL S SGT Leonard NJ Lena
Dses iRaotssFTc '1 lany DsR' n Pf''0i1 Helen
EIDENs' PFC VIRGIL p Mrs Anna c.
Eadens. mother. Royal OAK
ERcLAuz. PFC JAMES A ~, A s, ~ "
DfFEIs PVT ROBERT Mrs. Bessie F'in
FoLrz ID 1t wendell a - Mrs. Ma
tAna FoiH. mother. Lansing
TUsco. PFC AcHILLE L.-u,iss, Fusco.
0r GANBL I'1T s Elmer nsRui E@Mi, Myru, r
Gamble wife. 2a7s Medium. Detroit
GILLETTE, PFC. CHARLES W. - hr'
GOODACRE. PFC, HAROLD E-Nrs. Mora
s Goodsers mother oisaf0
r. G2RN iIi.hd Grand GFG 4 RsSid; mn" Mary
HAPJAIX PVT EDWARD G John A
HAtisis father Cope city
HARRIS PFC. ALBERT Mrs. GLADYS
MA HAPR as; scr TN rHEoDopr '. 49, Norman
Harris father south Esransba
NJ Hhblsf mother Psinsksy
INMAN PVT ROYCE R-Mrt. Pear In,
man mother Athens
JANIsH PFC JOSEPH n Mrs. Mar
Janish mother RnyAl OAK
JARVIS PVT JOHN y Mrs Nse CreF-
ory mother 5647 Fifteenth. Detroit
JOHNS. PVT. LINCOLN WIN ics
johns mother, Nj. Clemens
JOHNSON. PvT MARTIN E-Mu. Riss
W johnson. mother. Hamilton.
KEssLER. PVT sTEPHEN-Mrs Mary
KIRBEY PVT RALPH--MrL Veins ,
Kihbey. mother, Newoerry
KLUBA. PFC. wALTER-Mu MsEoblsne
Kiubs mother 57e1 Trenton Detroit
KRAFT PVT ALVIN Mrs. Ruth Hal
pin sister. 5474 crane Detroit
KRESS. PFC GEORGE WAR Krtu
father aiaS Dryden Detroit
la FRIEEERE PFC JOHN " Stephen
LAFrienere. father Cheboygsn.
LAMBRECHT. $ john Mrs Ade-
lsids Lsmbrecht. mother 4o27 Baldwin. De-
troit
LEMONS PVT HARvEY-Mrs Jenni,
Lemons mother sise chsmberlsin. Detroit
LEoNoFF. PVT. ROBERT w.-Mrs Anna
.~~~~~~~~~~~' Wednesday, Sep
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28
arm ers' NJ drket

FRUITS-Apples, Delicious fancy. 50 ~
A5-io, bu. Mcintosh. fancy 81 81 45.lb ou.
S2.5O 4s-lb bu. wealthys fancy, 50 81 As
a. bu No J. S2e2 so Wolf River. fancy.
s2e f. 4 ;,. b. No l. sac 2.5o, sS 6s 3
Csntaloupes. fancy. s9.l2 6O-lb bu. No. /.
SAGA so Pears, Bartlett fancy s4.ea ou'
T. s4 seekel. No /. ss 1t SO bu' Peaches Pea hes,
liberia. fancy. s4oi bu: No. !, ssas so'
iisic fancy s4o1. bu. No. !, S3a5. SO.
P PSms N Sr'ens's 50 sa Sc Grap ss
Concord, fancy 81 so y bu No. I. S1.25
q so. lQuinee, 50 so eu. wa~Smeions,
VEGETABLE GREENS - Cabbage Greens.
/ so bu Kale, No !. 75essl.2s bg Leeks'
81 ss s6 30 a2, s shsy S sss5 rs
75casi bu Mustard Greens. No. / s1@
LETTUCE II HNb I SALAD &c GREENS : Celery cry
Endiye. fancy. 81 eu' No !. 81 SOC /, S
/. si@si So dol. Leaf Lettuce s2iSS 10Th,
maine NJ 81 30 Su
VEGETABLES. MISC, -Besns. green, fancy.
30 y 10 81 SEQ ~ Lima So" fsncy ,aG s W
sa Rsnu OK " %on ssfAfsf fancy no oa No
J s2@2.5o. Beets No. J., 5o@65c. dor.
bchs topped. si@l SO ou. Broccoli fancy,
81 SOC 2 bu, No, /. sI756225. Cabbage.
No /. e0cmSl.i0 50-lh. bu. Red. Sl.2Sd
so hu Curly. No i. 81 rs bu. Carrots
punched. 70@eoc doz. bchs topped fancy.
81 bu No. !, 81 S09l rs. Caulinower.
fancy. 81 IS doz.. No. 1, Sl.50@2 Celery.
fancy, sc don. bchS. No !. 35@5oc Sweet
Corn fancy, Sl.25 s-doz. sack No /. 9oc
mSl. Cucumbers, SlicerS, fancy. 81 so hu.
No. I. S175@2.2S Pickles. an No.
50 500 hu: medium No /, S3d so hu,
small No !. SAm5 bu Dill SO@TSc dor
bchH. Eggplant, No !. 75cWS1 bu Eggplant
tlong type, 4o@ soc peck bskt. Horscradish.
50 soc 3 peck hskt. Kohlrshi. 5oa65c doz
bchs. Okra No. ]. s2@25o peck bskt. Dry
Onions, fancy. $3.50 5o-lb. sack. No. / me-
dun, 81 50@1 65. Green Onions No /
75c@Sl doz bchS. Parsnips. No. 1. So. so
"a hu. Parsley Root coarse doz bchS.
Peppers, red. sweet, fancy. $3.50 bu No /,
Sl.25N1.76. Cayenne No. l. 50a6Sc peck
bskt. hot No. / eoca$l rs bu; green. No.
], 9oc@Sl25 bu Pimentos fancy. So bu;
Nc. !, Si.7S@l.7s Potatoes. No. /. s2a
2.25 hu. Pumpkins. No /. Sl@125 bu.
Racishes. red No 1, 65@ssc doz bohs.
Long White No. l, Son7sc dor bchs Rhu-
barb. S0@75c doz bchs RutAbaRAs No ID
81 5od2 bu. squash Italian. fancy. S175
peck hskt No. l. sid15o. Delicious. No. /.
81 asa so bu, Table Queen. No. /. coca
] as bu. Hubbard No l. Sl25Gl5o hu.
Tomatoes. fancy 50 hu. No l. s16l5o.
Tomatoes. peck bssk. fancy 7s@ qoc No / ,
4o@ soc Turnips. No i.S1Gl.25 doz. behs .
topped 81 3Sa1 rs bu
EGGs-LArFe, si55o9i6so so-dof ease;
medium Si4R1S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28

Baldwin Rubber Co. in Pom
tlac is due for a cutback in its
manufacture Of combat gas
mask carriers on Oct 7. The
cutback will affect about 220
employees.
No men Will be released by
the curtailment. management
and labor representatives were
told by WPB and VINO when
the cutbacks were announced
yesterday About $50 women,
however, will have 10 be placed.
Most Of them will be shifted TO
other work in the plant and the
remainder will be helped by
VINO TO find other Jobs.
Baldwin makes tank blocks
and tank pins. IN addition 10 the
Nj combat gas mask carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28
GoebeI BrewinQ
Profits Steady

Goebel Brewing Co for the
nine months ending Sept. 30
hould closely approximate its
ret profit of S404, 745. or % cents
Der share for the like period last
year, according 10 Dow-Jones
News Service.
Although sales currently are 10
~er cent higher than year ago,
4 is understood that increased
reduction costs are blocking a
lmilar gain in earnings.
The company showed a net
nrofit of S100.243, or Z cents a
hare for the 1914 March quarter,
gainst S7s.210, or 6 cents share
for the same quarter last year,
md six-month earnings this year
Il S247.1s7. or Is cents share,
gainst S211,711 or IS cents a
hare for the like period OF 1913
The supply picture remains
ight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28
Virginian Try.
Refund Seen

NEW YORK, Sept. q - Vir-
ginian Railway may shortly un-
dertake refunding of its approx.
mately $6o,000,0oO of first lier
and refunding A 3%s, due 1866,
This is indicated by the fact that
investment banking groups are
forming to compete for new Sc
curities that may be issued Incl
dent to such an operation.
The outstanding bonds are call
able at LOG. Probable bidders for
the new securities include Harri-
man, Ripley & Co. and associates,
and Halsey, Stuart e. Co. and
associates
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28
45fh Anniversary

F. J. Holtz. veteran Detroit
businessman. is celebrating his
45th anniversary in the paint
and wallpaper business this
month.
From a modest start, Holtz
developed his business from a
very modest start until today
il not only occupies modern
building AT 1909 Gratiot but in
cludeS a three-story warehouse.
Not content with success OF
his own firm, Holtz served as
treasurer of the Detroit Paint.
Varnish and Lacquer Associa-
ton for years and was recently
chairman of the Paint Credit
Group of the Detroit Associa-
ton of Credit Men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28
Grains
Irregular

CHICAGO. Sept q GNS)-
Grains closed irregular today after
moving /neNouSly in fairly active
trading.
Wheat closed e 10 &c higher
for nearby futures and unchanged
Tor JHlN December finished lie up
al 81 6l.
Corn closed &c lower 10 &c
higher. oats unchanged 10 &C up,
rye unchanged 70 &C higher, and
barley ] &c 10 / A4c lower.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28
What New
In Business
Detroifers 100 Strong
a. Raiiroao Meet
By WARD SCHULTZ

Detroit is well represented
today a, the 6oth regular meet
ing of the Great Lakes Regional
Advisory BOARD in Hotel Carter,
Cleveland.
The Detroit delegation aam-
berS close 70 100.
II is headed by Frank J. Arm
strong, traffic manager I, ).
Radiator Corp president OF the
board. and includes K j. bow,
man. one OF the speakers ana
president OF Pore Marquette,
and r. n. Riicrhurgh, Detroit,
district manager Association OF
American Railroads, chairman
and vice chairman, respectively,
OF the boards railroad contact
committee; Allen Dean. man
aCer transportation department
Detroit Board Of Commerce,
general chairman Of the car
efficiency committee. Is A..
Moore. general traffic manager
Automobile Manufacturers As
ISOLATION. chairman automobile
committee: { n Wetherall,
". II. Edgar & Son chairman
sugar committee Joseph {.
O'Brien. Socony-Vacuum Oh
Corp. chairman petroleum corn-
mittee. c. r. Sharff, Chevrolet
Motor Co: Francis Norton,
Fisher Body Corp. and B. +.
Weaver, secretary Of the board,
The meeting is dedicated to
the railroads serving Cleveland
and their presidents, eight OF
whom will be present. Three
were 10 address the luncheon
and two others the main morn
ing session. Other special guests
AZ the luncheon were the preSl-
dents OF three railroad labor
brotherhoods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28
ARMY WOUNDED

LE SasaR ' PVT. MENTION L-Mrs Anna
l6 5iSs''' ry 9o'N: JosE k'"i'o0 wn,.d !.
MASS PvT CHARLES A-Mn Eea
Mss1. mother LINCOLN Pam - A.
MCNEIL, PIC. HAROLD E-ht- II" mo
Nj mcPHERsos. PFC. J0HN-Mn. Louis. NO
MIX MIRRoL% o'h PC eis M@chsriss NJ
MILLER, PVT. EkIc H.-nrA Pauline
KovAK'o " PIC WALTER r.-Mrs, sOphi
NJ NovsE mother. sls4 Lsvndsls, Detroit,
OLSEN. PVT EDWIN s.-Anton Olsen.
oRGAsEK.~ PFC BARNEY E-Mis Hsiea
o-is1ss wife 4os4 sis,. Detroit
Palmer mother Van Dyke
PAPPADIMAs cpl PETER Mr.. Dor
o'ssy sy PiiPaPasssix's PFC pAu S s mIisT.a n
Pavlichss VII. 1881 W Lafayette. Detroit
PLUTKo PFC. ALBERT S,.Mn. Mar,
ROSS Ross. PC CHS c. JR.-ars Ro..m.ns
Russell PVT GEORGE w-Mn PHYLLIS
scHAFT SGT WILMER A-Mn ElII.-
beth sehsLf. wif.. FLINT.
se -SH@FaRHBF Pm HEINZ o-mn ies
sohoenrsds mother 1879 L;land Detroit
scho.' pifs Port Huron
SCHULTZ PFC CLARENCE H.-hrs Anna
schultz mother. Rumeo
SCHWARTZ PvT RAYMOND y 80 Ma.
Frances schwArIe. wife 1884 honies. De-
scHwERrN. PVT HARRY A.-Mrs Molly
schwern. mothsr North Branch
sEELEY PVT JESSE Mn Faith "
SIEPAK lST IT JOSEPH K.-krs Lottis
sl,pak wife 1901 Wheeler, Detroit
sIKoPsKi PVT FLLIx-Mrs Frances 81
'o soBrF e3;nslT Ppvvr. WALTER J-Mr
stella soeesnievski. wife. si97 Kenney. De-
STEVENS. SGT GERALD - Mrs Pearl
Jciierson, mother lol z. Hir~ood. HAIsl
STEVENS PVT ROBERT J.-Rieh.rd d.
steven father hu1keFon Heirh,L
sTOLL. PVT HAROLD A-ArA vsronlea
rUFNTR PVT cHkPLEs Mn Laura
Turner wife. $40 ST. Paul Detroit
vAEpER MoLFS PVT HESRY-Mr Esn-
f vns " sicirH Mot sSr "ii stw wSs'0
Doris " Van slslsn. mother. Lsk, oeesss
vAPTASIAN PVT VICTOR - MrI. May
Haroutunisn. mother 1905 Lincoln. Nigh
VINE. PFC EDWARD J-Mn Ir,n. ).
vine wife, l72s collinIvooo Detroit
viscH. 2p IT. EMERSON M-John visch.
fathsr. Charlotte
vrzAHYo 7p IT JAMES MIR Cecilia
voTTLRo PFC IsADORE D.-MrA chns
tine votisro. mother Detroit
WAGNER SGT RoHERr ~ Mn
wkwnprE PVT ALLYN -H.roa van
erie. fsthsr 1919 jos clmrsu Detroit,
WEDDLF PFC DESZII : - Mrs Cora
"sed,s nother. 500 E.shsrrY. Detroit
wEKwFeT PVT JosErH-Nrs. josephine
WRITTEN SGT WILLIAM Mr.
cane Whi'tsn mother, Tlint
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28
BUYS Old Firm

And A. s. Campbell Co, Inc,
in the Fisher Building, has just
taken over control of the HINT
Spiller Manufacturing Corp. Of
South Boston. which in its 134
years of existence produced cam
non balls for the War of 1912,
guns in the Civil War, and
wear resisting equipment for
virtually every train in the
country.
The deal. according 10 Presi-
dent Neil c. Raymond of A. s.
Campbell. involved upwards Of
a million dollars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28

industry, has q bacKgTOuhu OF
over % years practical experience
in all phases Of the work. For Ia
years he was Detroit district man.
ager of the Hansen-Van Wrinkle
Munning Co. and for the last five
years has been occupied as equip
ment engineer with the A. 7.
Wagner Co. of Detroit.
Nankervis also announces the
addition of Donald c. Hulse as
designing engineer and George r.
Young as service engineer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28
Frisco Takes Over
Market Street RR

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 81
rhe California Railroad Commits
ION has authorized the Market
street Railway 10 deliver It's OPP
rating properties TO the city OF
san Francisco on Sept %, 20
,xecute a note Of up to $1,000 600
Nth the Bank of America, and 10
oancel it's existing tariffs on file
With The commission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28
Detroit Misses Out

Detroit'S hotel facilities short
age has cost the city the next
National Auto Dealers Conven-
ton II IS now scheduled To 60
10 Chicago the week of Jan. 2S.
This convention is expected 70
be the largest in the history Of
the NADIA Il will he held in
the Hotel Stevens, the largest
in the country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28

- He began TO cry. He bent down and pat his head
the bench and cried With an effort, at last, he
queted himself shifted the bottle in his pocket and lay
the bench with closed eyes and began to wait.
When he looked up again. the windows were dark.
At once. nstinctively he was wary. Was 1t
trick? He tiptoed out. The gone. In high
spirits he went upstairs. On the table. there was
note. I'm sorry. Please be careful. About Mrs.
Foeys money II should be enough to take of you
till come back"
Not syllable of reproach. He wouldn't think
about IT. He had other problems chiefly money There
was SIS but he would get more. He went into the
kitchen for glass opened the pint and poured drink
The problem Of money He knew that If he sud-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28

pers o mel Of
the George l..
Nankervis Co.
of II. M. Cherry
as &c n e r a !
manager.
Cherry, who
is X n o W n
throughout the
metal finishing
ira d G as an
a u [ h ority on
equipment and
practice m the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28
-Instolment No. 3

non BfRNAM scanned the shelves, self-eonseoas
~ as always in liquor store-he could never over
come the idea that the clerks nodding to each
other ("Sure, look who's here, wouldn't you know.
He bought the cheapest.
The car was in front of the house. The garage
was 10 send il over but he wondered II his brother
home. The lights were on in the apartment and he
sat down bench. He would wait few minutes
cooling off.
Wick would be alone with Mac. He saw his shadow
on the pane lie trembled with excitement but there
was no need for fright. Wick not looking out.
He wanted TO 60 in To say. See. here 1 am I'm not
Don't worry-but he couldn't If his life depended
on it,
prsvinu copyright. 1914. by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28
H. Cherry Joins
NdnkerVIiis Co.

As part Of the current program
of enlargement and expansion to
meet present and postwar require
ments, George L. Nankervis an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28
Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

or the 2263 soldiers listed today by the department as
wounded the European 100 from Michigan "a from e
Detroit
navy department today announced 274 casualties Including
men o whom the Detroit
casualties and their nearest OF kin who have been nohd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28
tFGAL NoTIc
LEGAL NOTICE
ACTION FOR DIVORCE
ORDER or NOTICE
.fARGARFT EBLRi.L
,ruHa AIFxANpFR TRTRIF


sfats Of Connecticut SeW Haven County,
a New Haven September q. 1884
r-rs7u-trse- c---fTfs iai-t-f- Sad p - ssHei
vbefle praSing for reasons therein So
forth for a Sivorce or re ground - Dc
sertlou. ahmonS custody Of r'.or chl'
arr. re,urnahle before tht Superior Court
IN and Tor New Haven County O. 10 he'd
% the first TUESDAY az OC'obe- D
is4t, II appearing o. and beng found ~
me subscribing authority MAJ fnt tald
defendant has gone % rarts unknown
ordered. that notice - tie peras1cy q
.aid complaint bs given by publishing f-l'
order IN the Times. neWsphper printed
ip Detroit. Nictigan. once week ihre'
ore.kg suecstsvsiy. commencing 30 q -
fore the 20;h day ~ September. 4. ID
1874.
10 iss Church street Nrw Hsyen. Conn
Henry " Stosven. Atsflert CLERK Of
the Superior Court for New Haven county
The within am foregoing 10 true a0r
attss,ed copy % the original orcsf u
I,t,sf, JOHN = HALEy
Deputy sntr1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28

COFER % 1T ARTHUR E-Mrt Emma
Mae Cofsf mother. ColdWater
COTuCK, CPL. THOMAS W II Mr.. ana
NrA STANLEY Cotick parents Bad Axe
father. Plymouth
JURAcEK. CPL. JANIS 4 80 Mrs. Es,.ns
Jurscek. mother, 1855 Seo'tsn Detroit
RlsTE, PFC. PAUL An Ralph Kiats,
father Bsding
RONIEcZKA PFC vERN E-Mr and Mra
Frank NJ. Konieczka parents saFinsw
KOwALsBi. PFC. RoBEPT D. Mr..
Martha g Kovslsh mother Alpens
URBACZEWsKI PFC. EDMUSD-Mr Ifnssv
uroseIeWsh. father. i7o2s Gallagher. Ham
tfAmck.
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denly left lot OF money he would kill himself N
a month. Well. why not? II made him wild TO think
OF living this way drbles of his righfu allowance
After the second drink he was ready. Before he
left he into the bathroom 10 see how he looked
He smiled in the glass He looked all right But
don't forget" he said aloud, you're skirng DANGER"
He nodded in agreement with his reflection smiled.
winked and switched out the light.
He tapped the window of Mrs, Wertheim's laun.
dry She opened the door. She was puzzled and
frowned, but she loaned him the $50 he asked When
he got in the cab he told the driver Jacks in Charles
street" He smiled in triumph yet felt presentiment
of danger.
Continued tomorrow
shsd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28
Toronto Stocks

PITTSBURGH 4 LAKE ERIK
August net inc. S37s.545 S377 647
s mos. net inc S2e3467s 50 s2,57s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28

CHICAGO CASH GRAiN
CHICAGO. sept ~ ,iNS Cash grain
close
Wl}EAT-No. hard, 81 81.
tDEA None
oATS-No l white. e7isc; NJ. red
spf.ltI heavy 6ec
soyBEANS- yellow. 81 s4@2I7.
So yriirE.-s -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28

IIIfI'I- o $40 = ~ Na'H t''''
un irsCk
WHEAT-No 2 red soft 81 s3at 81.
CORN--No. 2 yellow. Sl,l6ts, No 3 yellow
81 lSas
t,,iss=So, ? vHitr. eTg6sr;- SO, wuite
6s ,f 6Tc
SOYBEANS-No. 2 new S7Oa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28
Livestock Market
PITTSBURGH

PITTSBURGH sept % tINsl CATTLE
l2S slow - steady prices. steers good 10
chooigc'' ZIG 500 II so medium. 70 good. si4
steers. t9n s so hoiferS, good 10 choice
- Soa Is, medium 10 rood S12df4 so.
~ Ch0ice. Sloa1l medium o. good $50
csnneft and cutters. S4a7. bulls good N
choice, Sli@l2, common to medium. Sc so
"a so
HOCS-3oO. steady; 1eO-1so lbs, sI47S
1918 10000 lbs, S1S.1O@1S1S. 200.
22o lss Sl5,loal5ls ,22o-25o lbs
Ia 40. 3OO-3So lbs SlA 2S@i4do 100.
$50 lbs. Sl2@ls - rouRhS, Sl34oa1A IS
SHEEP So steady. choice lambs. Sl3Tb
al475; medium 10 good. Sfi. 5o@12 so.
common lambs. t5@7: ewes. $2@450:
vethers 81 sOd5SO
CALvFs-io0 steady good 70 choice
Sl65Oai7 so medium Sl3Sl4. culls and
common, S5@e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-28
NJ. Y Cotton
Trend of Sales

WV YORK sept y fISS Total sales
sioeE ExchArgs-siockS, as o2o shares
bonds 50 o3S 600
Clrb Etchanrs-stocu iea.53o shares.
bonds SFTs 600.