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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-08-15
PATTON NOW MAJOR GENERAL

PAIION NOW MAJOR GENERAL
WASHINGTON, Aug. Is. = The
Senate Military Affairs Committee
voted unanimously to recommend
a Senate confirmation for the pro-
motion of Lieut.. General Patton to
the permanent rank of Major Cen
eral.
The Committee, which held up
the nomination since last October
because of the soldier slapping in
cident during the Sicilian cam
paign, acted after Patton's leader
ship of the American Third Army
in Normandy and Brittany had
been announced by General Eisen-
hover.
Later, Senate announcement
said that confirmation had been
given on Patton's promotion.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-08-15
PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY

Have portrait artist take your
picture. Hamersley Studio. Opposite
Federal Building, Phone 294. adv
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-08-15

Lindey Beckworth, of Gladwater,
Texas, is guest at the Barano'
Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-08-15
MRS. NEAL, DAUGHTER HOME

Mrs. Don Neal and baby daughter
arrived at their Douglas home Sat-
urday evening from st. AIMS Hos
pital in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-08-15
PATTON IS
LEADER OF
TH|RDARMY
Heads Drive in Normandy
and Brittany-Promofed
10 Major General

Continued from Page one)
who joined the Allies from Lake
Chad in Africa and is fighting with
Patton.
The announcement of Patton's
command came after it was re-
vealed that Lieut.. General Omar
Bradley is overall Commander of
the newly formed Twelfth United
States Army group and that Lieut..
General Courtney Hodges has taken
Bradley's former place as Com
mander of the American First
Army The First and Third Army
has been included in the Twelfth
Army Group.
Eisenhower said that Patton was
on the marching wing of the Am
erican spearhead which is driving
to envelope the German Seventh
Army in Normandy. Eisenhower
added, that was where Patton be-
longed.
The Supreme Commander also
warned at the press conference,
against expecting the wars end to
come in a matter of weeks and
said that this week is marking
a very definite climax in one phase
of the operation plan" Eisenhower
said, "just what will be the result
in the sum total, no one can say.
In the campaigns lying ahead,
numbers of such tactical victories
must be won, because even if we
realized our fondest hopes, in a
situation such as this, we are still
a long way from the Rhine"
Eisenhower said, "a man who
attempts to measure the length of
the war as remaining in terms of
weeks, is not attempting to use any
logic, but merely using lunches
and wishful thinking"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-08-15
AMERICAN NAVY Guns ARE DYNAMITE
AZ Features


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ries Here omeo gunswhhh Uncle sor
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-08-15

Charlie Parker has come into Ju-
neau from Strawberry Point and is
registered at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-08-15
SITKA ROUND TRIP

Miss Margaret Pearce and three
girl friend companions, are round
"trip passengers to Sitka on yester-
days steamer, making the trip for
recreational fun.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-08-15
FRANCIS SNYDER, BRIDE HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Snyder, new
lyweds, recently married several
weeks ago in Seattle, arrived last
week for two-week visit here with
friends and relatives. They are tax
ing temporary residence in the Kill
burn Apartments. Mr.. Snyder is q
brother of Mrs A. E. Goetz and son
of Mr.. and Mrs. w F. Snyder of
Douglas.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-09

titi, kaj .je v meni aajmanJ
ona!
.Vidijo, velecastiti, ma pravo
struno sem udarA!" Sc je prisilil
k saljivemu tonu. "Tudi ne ve-
rujem, da bi moja Maria ne i
m ell a poguma, pomeriti Sc Y
taksnem delu z umetnikom
Grajzarjem. Ali ne, Marija?"
'Poguma!!' je dekle dvignilo
glavo in Sc zanieljivo ozrlo.
Haha! Ia diva Grajzarja, a.
Ii ne, frater Inocenc?" Sc je ba-
ron naslajal oh fratrovi zadregi
in pomeziknil gvardijanu.
(Nadaljevanje)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-09

Ali je prav razumel njen
pogled? Uboga Maria! Meme
vroee oci so mu izdajale skrN-
most, XII je doslej nj slutil.
Molce ,je meril med Mario in
Grajzarjem, Poteza med obrvmi
Sc mu je poglobila. v srcu je
zacutil bolecino, da bi planil IN
zbezal A ze sc mu je vraea-
la kri, v obraz in V MEM Sc je
dvignil posmeh mad samim se-
boj: 7. r.
Januez Vajkart Valvasor,
ne, bodi smesen! Grobu Sc bill
zas, ona pa komaj zivljenju!
Nihce, nihce ne SINE nikdar slu-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-09

rija .presekala tako odlocno, daI
10 je Valvasor zacuden pogle-
dial. Potem Sc je ozrl ma fratra,
XII mu je rdecica zalila bledo Ii
ce. Baronu Sc je obraz stemnil.
Guardian pa Sc je nasmehnil:
"Oho! Nasa mater spiritualis
podcenjuje zmoznosti fratra L,
nocenca."
"Pozram jih prav dobro," je,
odvrnila trdo.
Him. Castivredna devica to-
rel ne potrebuje fratrove pomo-i
ci. Ampak frater potrebuje po-,
moci nase MATHS spiritualis
prav zelo. Kot najmlajsemu cla-
nu svoje druzine sem mu zau-
pal okrasitev cerkve "a jutrisnji
prank. Zelo veliko uslugo mi
stori devica Maria, ako pride
danes popoldne V cerkev in po-
maga fratru S svojim nasvetom
in priznanim okusom. Moski smo
v takih receh bolj nerodni."
Maria Sc je posmehnila:
"Velecastiti so pozabili, da
ie frater Inocenc umetnik!"
"Nu, seveda je. Ampak, ce
stoji visoko ma lestvi, vendar
ne more vsak trenutek zlesti
doll, da premotri simetrijo in
harmonic svojega della. Ma
vsak nacin potrebuje nekoga, XII
stoji spodaj in mu daje navodi-
la in nasvete. In kdo maj to sto-
ri, ako ne nasa mater spiritua-
lis?"
''Ne bodi sitna, Marija!" je
posredoval baron. "Zakaj bi ne
izpolnila ljubemu gostu te male
zelje"
Pogled, poln trpljenja, je "a
del baronove oci. Dekletu so Sc
zatresle ustne, a nicesar nj od-
govorila.
Baron je prebledel.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-09
VRAZJE DEkLE
| Zgodovinski roman
| ILKA VASTETOVA

ILKA VASTETOVA

posljem svoje najnovejse delo v
pregled. HIM, kai pravis, dekle
mole, kaj mu odgovoriva?"
"Da mu della sploh nikdar ne
posljejo,", je Maria odlocno po-
udarila
"zakaj ne?" Sc je zganil uee'
MAX.
"Ker ga je skoda, da bi ga ia
clovek S svojim skrotovicenim
besedicenjem izpridil."
"Marija!' Sc je obrnil Valva-
sor. "Ne YES, kaj govoris.'
"Vem. To vem, da hi bila nji-
hova "Ehre" Sc mnogo lepsa, &c
bi ne bilo v njej onih neslanih
Franciscijevih opazk.'
Valvasor je vzdihnil.
Sal je dekle imelo prav
- a vendarle - nurnberska
nemscina je bila najbolj prizna-
ma! HIM pameten pes tuli z
volkovi
Ucenjak je sklenil, da odgo-
vori korektorju drugikrat. sal
niegovo novo delo Sc ne DO kma-
lu gotov. Odlozil je pismo, Sc
naslonil nazaj, podprl glavo z
'roko, a Sc takoj zopet skljueil in
ustne so Sc mu stisnile v boleci-
nah.
Marlin pogled je plaho osvig-
nil baronovo skljuceno posta-
vo, njegovo erno zametno oble'
ko, XII mu je zlovescih gubah
visela ma ramenih. Belle cipke ma
zapestju MISC popolnoma zakrile
blede kos6ene roke, XII je segla
po' gosjem peresu in ga trepeta-
je pomocila crnilo.
| MARITIME oci so Sc vlazno "a.
svetile. Molce je zaprla okno
kajti cd Save je pihala mrzla
: jutranja sapa. Nato je vzela
: skrinje plisasto odejo in jo po'
grnila Valvasorju cez kolena.
Hvalezno Sc j je nasmehnil..
| Stopila je k mizi sredi .sobe
in pospravljala okrog risalne
deske raztreseno risalno orodjt
V rdeco usnjato skatlo.
Med delom SO potekale ure.
: Sluga Jernej je tih odpr
vrata:
. "Velecastiti gospod gvardi
2 jan castitim fratrom Inocen
cem," je naznanil.
:, Baron je samo pokimal, odlo
izil pero in Sc ozrl. Smehljaj
e je ponudil gvardijanu koscen
: roko in odzdravil fratru - Graz
zarju.
i Mariji Sc je tresla roka, ko j
V postavila stojalce z ociscenim
epruvetami ma police. VISA Sc j
= zdrznila, ko jo je pozval Valva
i sor:
!. "Marija. Ponovili bono wee
: rajsnji poizkus, lie kremenjako
e vega prahu pridenes nekolik
2 mani. Prosim, pripravi vse pc
a trebno. Gospod frater, prosim
: pomagajte Mariji!"
j "Hvala! Nj potreba!" je Ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-09
,(Nadal alievanje)

"Nu, Janez, kaj pa GorJan-
ci?" je Maria podrazila mlade-
ga hrusta.
"Cakajo ma nevesto iz Krske-
ga" il je smeje vrnil.
Ko je Drejec odsel v hiso, je
Katka udarila smeh:
Maria! Kaj so naredili il te-
be? Ce bi ne bilo tvojih las, bl
te ne bila spoznala. HUI! Dvojno
krilo, ozek zivot! Ali te ne IT,
sci? In ozki gosposki ceveljcki!
HUI! Kakor prava gospodic-
ma"
"Smesno, kaj ne? Kje so ca
81, ko sem nosila mocne Stroke
skornje, XII mi jih je napravil
kmetiski cevljar V Smartnem!
All. casi, ko sva baronom cele
dneve lazila okrog po gozdovih
in nabirala kamenje, rastline in
hrosce!"
I'm sta Sc ustavila pri mas,
pa smo kuhali zgance. Ampak
da so IL tebe napravili taksno
krotko, spodobno gospodicno.'
"Krotko? Ha!"
Marlin obraz Sc je stemnil
Ko bi preprosta Katka vedela,
kako drago je Maria placala to
izpremembo. Da, bila je razpo'
sajena, diva, ko Sc j je zivlje'
ME Sc smejalo; zdaj pa je vse
tho in mrtvo V njej.
"Cuj! Kaj je to? Ali slisis?'
je opozorila Katka.
Marija je prisluhnila, preble
della. Nekje je klenkal mrtvask
zvoncek in cul Sc je enakomer
nj ropot biricevega bobna.
"Zopet zenejo carovnico ns
morisce," je zasepetala, "kal
smo mi tn, so ze tri umorili -
tri nedolzne zenske - pomisli!
"Ampak, ce so carovnioe, po
TEN MISC nedolzne," je 'Katk;
plasno ugovarjala.
me bodi nespametna! Carov
mic sploh nj. Tudi baron prav
tako."
Him. Katka nj bila prepri
cana.
z Drejcem je prisel sluga Jer
nej ma breg in znosila sta vrec'
V hiso.
Maria in Katka sta Sc poslo
viii Cd brodnikov.
"Cez tri tedne Sc vrnem," j
Sc zaklical start Casper in cd
rinili so cd brega.
Z majhnim sveznjem v roh
je stopila Katka "a Mario
baronovo hiSo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-09

ze oh prvem dnevnem svitu
ie bila Marija V laboratoriju.
Brisala je prah. To je smela sto-
riti V Valvasorjevi delavnici lie
ona, k er lie ona je vedela, kje
je mesto tel ali oni reel, lie ona
je poznala vse Instruments in a.
parate, le ona je vedela, kaj
sme pospraviti, premakniti in
kaj mora pustiti, kakor je. Skrb-
no je pobrisala Valvasorjevo pi-
salno mizo in polagala rokopis-
ne llste, izpiske in pomozne knji-
ge zopet ma prejsnja mesta.
IRA ma cerkvi sv. Janeza E.
vangelista je bila pet tresocih
Sc, zategllh udarcev. Laborato-
rijska vrata SO Sc odprla in -
tocno kakor vedno - je vsto-
pll DafOn.
Marija je pomivala trebusa-
ste retorte. Baron je pristopil
in 10 pogladil po crnih laseh. V
njegoVih oGeh je bila zgolj lju-
bezen in dobrota.
"Dobro jutro, mater spiritu-
alisi'
"Dobro jutror
Pogledala ga je V bledikasti,
shujsani obraz in povesila glavo
mad delom.
z glasnim vzdihom Sc je spu-
still ucenjak naslanjac pred pi-
salno mizo. V bolecinah precuta
noe mu je trgala telo.
"Ali napiseva danes odgovor
gospodu knezjemu svetniku E.
razmu Francisciju Turnber-
gu? Tu me vprasuje, kdaj mu
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-09
ISScce Sc

8 eedne sobe s kopalnico; "a emo
osebo. Kdor ina "a oddati maj
sporoci po telefonu: MU. 7485.
Zeli sc dobiti " okolici st. Clair
in Superior Ave., med e. SO st.
in e. 1O5 St.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-09

Kupujte vojne bonde ID vojno-var6e-
valne xnamke, da bo Gilmprcj porazeno
osisce in vsc, kar ono predstavlja!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-16
Appliance Study!

The clothes dryer is "in" as a
postwar appliance. asserts Elec-
trical Merchandising, Nc
Graw-Hill publication.
A survey Of 1000 families in
one area seemed 10 show that
the clothes dryer is anticipated
by the public: 442 per cent
wanted automatic washers after
the war; IS per cent desired
ironers. and 23.6 per cent
wanted clothes dryers, although
they have never had chance
10 buy them. One manufacturer
estimates that the country Will
absorb 1,Sl7 $40 clothes dryers.
with one out of every 10 washer
owners a potential customer,
the article reports.
a canvass of owners OF dryers
by the publication revealed:
Cost Of operation is not high
in consideration OF the amount
Of time saved. Few had any
idea of expense and best guesses
ran from So 10 So a month for
electric-heated dryer, about half
that for those using gas for
heating. Feature wanted is a
wider control Of heat-a low
temperature at which woolens
may be safely dried, something
that is not possible now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-16
Air Lime
To Hawaii

WASHINGTON. Aug. 16-The
MatSon Navigation Co. OF San
Francisco has announced details
of its plans 10 provide overseas
air service between the West
Coast and Hawaii. Application for
permission 10 fly these routes was
filed some time ago and a hearing
is scheduled before the Civil Aero
nautics Board on September >.
Morning and evening planes
would depart daily from Honolulu,
and from San Francisco and Los
Angeles. ,fFteiee- weekly service
would be offered between Port
land-Seattlc and Honolulu.
Matson. pioneer IN Pacific
ocean shipping. proposes to oper-
ate a fleet of four-engincd Douglas
DC-4 airIlnerS, each with carry
ing capacity OF As persons by day
and "a by night sleeper plane, Coz
ordinating the new air service
with Matson's regular steamer
service between the West Coast
and the Hawaiian Islands.
Fares proposed by MatSon would
be day air flights at Sl75 one way.
with TO per cent reduction for
round trip.
Night air flights would run $500
one way, including berth, with a
10 per cent reduction fer a round
trip.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-16
|Chrys|er Net
Shows Gain

Chrysler Corp today announced
a net profit of S12,673,147 or $2.91
per share for the six months
ended June 80. This compared
with $12,537,35O or S2.Ss a share
for the same period in 1943.
The net is after charges and
provision of $6,000,000 for plant
rehabilitation and general recon-
version and So, 15o, 900 for fed
eral taxes.
For the first half of l943, the
company set aside $6,000,000 for
general postwar rehabilitation
and SIS. 100000 for taxes.
Bor the quarter ended March
81. 1914. the company reported
net profit of 1882. 937 or S1.2S
share against Sc, 1886, Q9S or 81 As
a share for the quarter ended
March 81, 1943.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-16
OK Liquor


LANSING. Aug. is OUP)-
Deputy Atty. Gen. Foss o. Eldred
today had ruled that a whisky
dividend plan instituted by the
Park & Tilford Distiiling Corp.
is valid il permission is granted
10 the firm by the State Liquor
Control Commission 10 import
liquor into Michigan.
The opinion was prepared at
the request of John *. Sehlinkert,
supervisor of the import division
of the commission.
Schlinkert told the attorney
generals office that agents Of
Park e. Tilford have been SELL
ing warrants 10 various Michigan
Glass &C" licensees, giving the
purchaser the right 10 buy stock
in the corporation and as owner
Of such stock TO receive a dividend
in whisky. Eidred ruled that the
transaction is valid if the COM
mission permits the company 10
import liquor into the state.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-16
Market Firm
Trading Light

NEW YORK, Aug. 16 (INS)-
Fractional plus signs outnumbered
losses at the generally firm open
ing of the stock market today.
Trading was light. with sales Of
individual issues limited TO small
blocks.
Chrysler advanced y on the
first transactions. Bethlehem Steel
was of a fraction and u. s. Steel
unchanged. Texas Corp. and
Standard Oil of n. u improved.
Radio Corp. dipped a quartef of
a point. Willys-Over!and moved
up -. Small losses were recorded
in Baltimore & Ohio. n. Y. Cen
trial and Canadian Pacific.
Opening prices: Radio Corp.
l0&, off Il; Southern Pacific
29%, up Il; Bethlehem Steel els,
off Is; L. S. Steel $751;, I'M
changed; Schenley 32la. un-
changed; Baltimore & Ohio, SIS,
off T..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-16
Obituaries
D. J. Hood

Funeral services for ID. j. Hood,
81, of Grand Haven. former FORE
man for the Briggs Manufacture
ing Co., who died of heart at
tack Monday night, will be held
in the j. Lee Voorhees, Funeral
Home, Pontiac. at 2 p. m. to-
morrow.
Mr.. Hood. at the time OF his
death, was production foreman
for the Oldberg Manufacturing
Co, Grand Haven. He lived in
Detroit for 10 years, prior to NOV
ing TO Grand Haven in 1895. =
MIR. Hood is survived by his
wife, Ruth; two daughters. Mrs.
Dale Roberts, 15400 Artesian and
Mrs. Gordon Doolittle.- 9756- N.
Maftindaie; son, Robert, of
Grand Haven. and four brothers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-16
Seek Brazilian
Cocoa Imports

NEW YORK, Aug 10 Discus
SionS between Brazil and L. S
cocoa importers for the purchase
OF 100000 bags of Brazilian cocoa
for shipment between September
and December are progressing
satisfactorily, it was learned in
the trade.
Earlier in the year importers
purchased 100000 bags of Bahia
cocoa and also a large quantity OF
Brazilian cocoa butter. which il is
estimated will absorb an addi-
tional $4,000 bags of the current
crop.
Completion of current negotia-
tionS would bring total purchases
by l.. S. importers TO the equiva-
lent of approximately 100000 bags
of the intermediate Brazilian CO.
Goa crop, which it is estimated
Will total around a million bags
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-16
Form Four
NeWFirlllS

LANSING, Aug. 10 UP)-The
Michigan Corporation and Seeuri-
ties Commission today had an
nounced the filing of articles of
Incorporation by the following
new Detroit firms:
Dickinson q Moorehouse, Inc,
Ida5I-MeyerS read Thomas c.
Dickinson and Doris NJ. Dickin-
son, Detroit, and Emerson Moor
house, Detroit, incorporatorsi real
estate: $25 900 common stock.
Duncan Hydromised Motor Co,
505 Murphy Building, Highland
Park; II. II. Tugwell, Detroit,
Ernest Gtandomenieo. Dearborn.
and William cara, Detroit, incor-
poratorS:- service stations; $780,
600 common stock.
Michigan PlasticS and Engineer
ing Co. 2S02 Barlum Tower;
Richard c. Whichelle, Harlan l..
WhichellO and Harold /. Jones,
all OF Belleville. incorporators
general manufacturing; $4,000
common stock.
Normandie Food Enterprises,
Inc. 1904 w. Grand Blvd; George
A. Condos. Ernest j, KalfaS and
J. Lynn FewlasS, all of Detroit,
incorporators; purchase, sale and
manufacture of food products;
10000 shares common stock, no
par value
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-16
Priorities

The Detroit regional office OF 'he war
Promotion Board announced today the
following priorities actions
L-rfT Schedule d amended. 'Truck
MiNor-Agitat0rs Eliminates restrictions
preventing production by persons not pro
ducing when schedule was issued; removes
obsolete provisions
l4.-.l.+.TT4- a-.-tte-i iA f't;-Tffrs
Eliminates restrictions preventing prOduc-
ton tv persons no. producing when sched-
uie was issued. removes obsolete Provisions
T-2iT. Schedule Q amended. Tank Car
Heaters. etc " Eliminates restrictions pre-
venting production by persons rot produc-
ing vhca schedule was issued. removes
obsolete PROV si0us
I.-2l7 schedule 10. amended "Ritumi-
nlua paVirE Finishers Eliminates re-
@tricfiors preventing production hv persons
not producing when schedule was issued
removes obs. lete provisions
f-2fT Schedule IL amended "Btumi'
NOUS Heating Kettles Eliminates restric-
fia-s preventing production hy persons not
p-odlrJre when srtrctuirs were issued per
NJ g. iva mr7cls Boo each size, removes
Obsolete. Vrart..ars
I-2f- Schedule l3 amended "B'iumi-
nous Materials Maintenance Units Flimi.
mates restrictions preventing produoton nv
persons uut prnducing when schedule vas
ifeuef removes obsolete prnvisions -
Fn- '-'hcr eeta1s contact WFBI 1910
WlldRard Phone TT. $4,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-16
Hard Coal
Shortage Due

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16-An-
thracite coal available for domes-
tic consumers next winter is
expected to be approximately
100000 tons short of full require
ments, but 100000 tons larger
than preliminary estimates, Solid
Fuels Administrator Ickes an
nounced today.
The administrators said he would
order an immediate reduction Of
IL per cent IN the maximum per-
Missile shipments TO retail deal
erS. in order to assure the widest
possible spread of available coal
This will reduce from 90 per cent
to S7l2 per cent of his full re-
quirements, the maximum ship
ments any dealer may receive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-16
Cattle OH Feed
EDrOpS fl Pct.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 16-The
number of cattle on feed in the II
corn belt states on Aug. l this
year was Al per cent smaller than
on the corresponding date last
year. the department Of agricul-
ture reported. According to the
this is one Of the sharpest
declines in corn belt cattle feeding
or shown
While Official estimates Of the
number Of cattle on feed have not
been made available, information
indicates that the reduction this
year as compared with last is
around 100000 head. and number
on feed on Aug. ! was the small
est since 1887.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-16
Farmers NJ arket

FRUITs-Apples. Duchess No ]. "
H225 bu; Transparents fancy. $3.50
81 80 o-lb' b. Pear sugar 50 56a 4
hu: Clspp's FAvorte. s. s0a4 o. Huck.
leberries. Sii112 2f-qi crate Peaches
early. $3.50 bu. Plume, t.tiy 2g ? so
VEGETABLE GREFNs csbbsge
rrsens Ne J. TScaSi bu Couards 81
p % bu Rale 80 20 81 - hu-E ohlrahI
~ "a Csc doz nchs Lseks s 250i 30 coz
hehs sorrei s. 250 80 ou SPINACH -
s. 5042 IF-ib tu SWISS chart I1c
81 hl Mustard gresns No 81 ~
Ts-t-f--- iA''r-rT- '1-rr--T1 7, = - y
LYTTrcE ASn SALAD GREENS
Celtft cabbage 50 s0N3 ug Fndive. - 80
d17s bu Escarrs fancy. 81 ~ 81 no
d. 7scntl Head lettuce &c ~ leaf
Fffulr. a. - asr io-Iu basket Parsley.
curly fo16i dla trhs Romano s. "a
vEGErABLEs MISCELLANEOUS -
pears green fancy. 81 hu nu no. l.
81 50uZ way fancy s. JD bu. 80 J.
81 7s1- 70 Roman fancy, 81 hu. 30 J.
i 49,. -. No m n5, ~ 49, K p 1G /.
Wondsr. No S24l 90 Beets s0n6oc
ooz bcnE topped 81 20 bu Broccoli,
fancy s. bu No $685. Cabhagt No
= 81 25Hl.5 - f0.Ib tu red 81 4o1 50
con sc dor hchs topped. - So Pa
CauUfower. s. bu celery fancy 81 dor
brhs Sc 90 RI SIC Sweet corn 30 ],
-5caSl - 5-doz sack CIcumbers sic.
s-s fsncy 81 59d2 hu 80 I &ldl A.
81 50. medium. fancy 50 bl.; No ] s. %
as small No J. 1f8h bu. DlN 30 2 soc
COZ bchs Okra No I {i.75 ~ rs peck
basket Dry onions. 80 ] medium $40
50 Sole sack Green onions SO. I.
~ 3 sc doz bchs Eggplant 81 7542 80
bu. Ho-ts.radlsh, 3 peek basket. Psrsls}
root 500 75c dor. bcht Peas NJ
81 SbHs 2s-lb bu Peppers red sweet
s. 80 peck basket Cayenns. 75c 81 PECK
basket bot, No J. 81 asa rs hu greer
81 25Hl75 hu Fiment0s ainl.5Q peck
basket PotstCes No ) - % on. PUMP
ktrr 81 str - r.. -1rsrrr 70 49,
$50 e0c don bchE lcnF White Nr
IS b s0c dor Nchs RhuNarh ~ 7Fr doA
bchs RutabsFAs s. hu squsfhl lfsnsr.
fancy. 81 peck bsgkst - l. Boa 13c
summer. T5cnfi NJ. Tahs Queen s.
ai2s hui Hubbard fancy 81 - h
40 = 50N2. Tomatoes outdoor fsncr
55ensf. f4-lb. basket No 81 n ioC
TurnIps NJ 73G poe eoz bis topped
- Is 9 80 hg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-16
What Election7

An amazing situation so far
as Wall Street observers are
concerned is an apparent lack
Of interest in the financial dis
-tr-ict on the political campaign.
Whether or not this situation
Will change no one can say with
certainty. But the general guess
is that as the election nears the
street viii take more interest
in il.
For the first time in the
memory of old-tlmers there
isn't a betting commissioner in
the street during a presidential
campaign. Stock exchange men,
hers are prohibited from posting
bets for customers and hence
about the only kind of bet made
is the individual wager about
which there is no publicity.