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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-22
FILES SUIT

Detroit, Mich, Apr. 22-AP 80
Suit for divorce was filed in circuit
court Thursday by Mrs. Elaine
Swensen, complaining witness,
when her husband was arrested
last week on a charge of cruelty for
allegedly holding the hands Of their
three-year-old son over a gas flame
as a disciplinary measure. Swensen
was placed on probation.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-22
STRUCK BY TRUCK

Kalamazoo, Mich. Apr. gap
Charles Geer six-year-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Geer. was IA
tally injured when struck by a truck
Thursday as he darted across a
street to meet his mother.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-22
PLEADS GUILTY

Detroit. Mich. Apr. 22-AP-The
case OF Mrs. Helen Gale Howe
Wright was referred to the psychic
pathic clinic and probation depart
ment Thursday after she had plead
ed guilty 10 simple larceny on a
shop-llfting charge of selling
canned goods at her store in fash
ionable Crosse. Pointe without re
ceiving ration coupons.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-22

BOSTON-AP- William Cardi-
nal O'Connell. dean of the Roman
Catholic hierarchy in America, was
reported as resting comfortably
Thursday night, continuing to hold
his own against an attack OF bron-
chial pneumonia
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-22
PRICES VIOLATED

Traverse City. Mich. Apr. %
AP-Charged with selling 2s.764
pounds Of butter al wholesale for
retail prices, the Traverse City
Dairy Co. has turned a check for
s95l64 over TO the district office
OF Price Administration. The OPA
sought treble damages on the
grounds that ceiling prices had
been violated.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-22

NEW YORK-AP-Daughters OF
the American Revolution in an
overtime convention voted Friday
to fill nine of the % national offices
on the ballot. a victory dinner
Thursday night honored Mrs. Julius
Y Talmadge. ATHENS, Ca. elected
president general.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-22
TO BE CANDIDATE

Kalamazoo, Apr. 22-AP-State
Senator Carl F. Delano of the sixth
district. which includes Kalama-
zoo and st. Joseph Counties. has
announced his candidacy for the
republican nomination for a fourth
straight term in the legislature.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09

Ior th' couUnucd du,iapm,
-t-'trf 11,rr-frrrtr7-r NJ ffJ1rr5 al
a'''HicofioH' and ofh0 ,pc,7a
il"cfroHIr equipment for our
fumod Forccs. The Noioroia
organization has been
o,cardcf tho stars fgr their
frm, Nary E Flag
No'o,ola IS proud ~ thc
pant Il has bocn pris.
teged 10 play an the
speeding Of J i5tor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
HOW Beautiful
MUSIC COMES INTO
YOUR HOME THROUGH
BEAU XXFUE

As YOU listen to Your radio one of it, litt
Eiecronic tubes is at work picking up the radio
frequency being broadcast by the radio -ta.
ton to which YOU are tuned. Another Kind Of
ELcctronic tube is busy changing those fire.
qucncie- into the lovely music YOU are enjoy
ing. Other tube, amphfy the volume so that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09
Exactly What il This Thing
Called EIecIrOnics?

hc science gets it name from elcctr2ms.
minute particles Of pure electricity which (whir
around orbits just a, planct- rczolvc ar6Vnc
the sun. They are the basis Of all matter. ami
mate or inanimare. here Ia, been no accu-
rate measurement Of the size Of an clcctron
bat IT j. scientific guess that twenty-five
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-09

IOke good core Of your rodo Ills vta ae necessity service
suit your ocoI classified telephone directory or nearby Moooo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
Livestock M arket
nITRnII

CATTLE-6OO. another liberal run on
top ~ eXtrmeiy heavy carryover, hence
supplies far IN excess Of demand ,rading
IN steers and heifers strictly on catch
Lid
81 under 10 days ago, COWS get
tInC moderate early inquiry. steady with
TuesdaEs-elese ew-bu neal
stcadN fair demand for feeders scaling
around and over 500 lbs. but lighter
stuckcrs very duly and weak. few scat.
tered sales common and medium grass
steers and mixed yearlings, $llWlf no
ted steers or yearlings offred eligible "a
SIS or better no reliable outlet for cutter
20 medium native grass steers or yearlings,
early sales common 10 medium beef cows,
s. 1ou 3. 80. better Kinds neglected, scat.
tered sales tanners ard cutters. AAn :,
shelly Gamers. N9a 81. few common end
medium sausage bulls. Sas5o. good
qJntahIe $40
CALVES 800, generally steady; tor
and bulk for good and choice vealcfs,
SIS so most cummon and medium. &l2H
H.. ruls. around 81 10. demand narrow
for lower grades. heavy Killing calves SLOW
r7-v'tv- rumWUu 10 good al X1Hl3.
HoGS-t0U Wlly steady. good and
choice 10000 Ihs a. Sl4 90. ceiling on
these weights most weights over 2fO ihs-.
Sltl3. also ceiling few l4O-l60 lbs un'
evenly HitHlf 90; bulk soWs, All weights
SIS gfri37S
SHEEP 200. hardly enough here q
choice native spring lambs mostly Nlf
BUCKS sorted nut. 81 1T. lower grad'
spr.rRcrs slow weak around 50 10, hes
fat shlfr ewes quptabie s.. bulk 81 500
I 80 min Cuis 81 some thin naive
iamts KONG A. feeders At SIaq.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
Priorities

The Detroit regional office 81 ne War
Production Board announced TO-DAY me
following prl0r1ties actions
LII Schedule u amended BTU
minous Patch Plants Eliminates restric.
lions preventing production by persons NOT
producing when schedule Was issued: re-
moves obsolete provisions.
L-2l7, Schedule -. amended Asphalt
Surface Heaters Eliminates restrictions
preventing production by persons not Tr0-
ducing when schedule was issued removes
obsolete provision.
NIB Dir. ? "Woolens for Chidror's
Snow Suits. Logging Sets and Similar
Garments Restricts sale and delivery
Of snow suit clothes as defined 20 rated
orders with exception
1890, Dir. 9. Deliveries % sheets 20
sheet plants under third Nuarter authorI-
cations after Oct I. 1914.
M-3l0, Gen. Dir. ! amended Change
IN Percentage 81 Manufacturers Bonds 10
be Set Aside Change percentage 10 20
per cent beginning August. 1894
M-317. Dir ! Priorities assistance for
cotton yarn for the production OF closure
= S-for- tff+rrt- quarter
For further details contact WPB. 1910
Woodward Phone TR 1900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
Amer. Air|ines
Net Declines

American Airlines. Inc, reports
a net profit Of 81, los OBS, equal
to S3.5S a share for the six
months ended June 80, against
81, S14, 915. or SAT- a. share for
the same period last year.
Net profit for the quarter
ended June 30 was S1,567,239,
equal 10 $3.50 a share. against
j ,675, LAB. or $3.50 a share for
the same period last year.
The net profit for the six
months ended June 30 l943,- IS
S1,455,000 greater than. and the
provision for federal income taxes
is correspondingly less than, was
reported last year -seeh PeFiedr
This revision resulting from the
elimination of the provision made
during such period for federal
+cxceSs profits taxes
the company is nov believed 10
be exempt for the year 1913, the
report states.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
Bendix Aviation
Profits Steady

Net sales and other operating
income of Bendix Aviation Corp.
for the nine months ended June
80. amounted 10 1858, 586,477, COM
pared with $643, l4S,4l2 for the
first nine months of the previous
fiscal year, Ernest K. Breech,
president, had reported today.
After provision of SS8, 626,27a
for federal income taxes and esti-
mated price adjustments under
the renegotiation law net income
amounted to SD. 159,4 S6 equal to
S5.74 "A share Of capital stock.
This compares with net income OF
Sll, 995, 93l. equal TO 1857 a share
after provision of $139,661, SS5 for
federal taxes and estimated price
adjustments for the period ended
June 30. 1913.
In view Of the renegotiation law
Breech stated, net profits have
been adjusted to substantially the
same ratio OF profits to volume OF
sales that ii is expected the corpo-
ration will realize on its 1913
operations, as indicated in the
corporations annual report fol-
that year mailed TO stockholders
on May Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
Armour 10 Float
Two Bond Issues

NEW YORK, Aug II GNS)-
Armour e. Co. of Illinois is ox-
pectcd TO register $75,000,000 IN
bond issues on Friday II was re-
vcaled today.
The principal issue. a sos, 100000
deal. will be sold 10 the public
early in September by a nation
wide banking syndicate headed by
Kuhn. Loeb & Co. In addition,
there will toe .006 D0o in one 20
l0-year serial notes which will be
placed privately.
Proceeds Of the two sales VIII
he aSed by the packing company
to retire S61.0O0.0O0 in first IS
due 1855 and 1857 and SIS. 000, 00C
in S3i4's dtfe 1864.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
Budd Pfd.
Sale Set

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 1.-THE
Edward G.. Budd Manufacturing
Co. has registered 10000 shares
of no par s. cumulative prior pre-
ferred shares with the SEC.
Proceeds arc to be used to re-
tire outstanding 7 per cent cumU-
lative preferred on or about Oct.
Is, 1914. On Oct. l, 1914, the
redemption price of the Z per cent
preferred viii be $207l7, or 500.
plus accrued dividends from Nov.
|, 1880. TO the date of redemption.
The company is also registered
and continuing to offer 35,S6S
shares of s. cumulative prior pre-
ferred al the rate OF two shares
for one, in exchange for outstand-
ing Z per cent cumulative pre-
ferred stock.
AS Of June 30. 1914, there were
1884 shares of Z per cent cumu-
lative preferred outstanding. and
these shares may be exchanged
for s. prior preferred up until &c
days after the outstanding Z pei
cent cumulative preferred shares
are called for redemption.
If no more of the Z per cent
stock is exchanged. the cost Of re.
tirement Of such shares will b.
$3.725,U71. IT proceeds from tht
sale of the $4,000 shares Of s.
cumulative preferred stock eX
ceedS the cost of retiring the re.
naming 7 per cent preferred. .ther
the proceeds remainihg VIII bC
used for working capital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
Reo's Outlook

Recent persistent buying has
lifted REQ Motor Car Co. stock
10 the years high.
-Galiko- -ngmher.eAthe
smaller car manufacturing conf
panieS whose securities have
been strong and active. REQ has
not been included IN gossip OF
postwar Observation-Disclosures
field. Rather. the strength m
the stock appears 10 be a re-
Election of favorable earnings
and, perhaps Of moro impor-
lance. of a good postwar out
look. REQ earned S206 a share
In the first six months. CXact1y
the same as IN the first half OF
1943.
The company's production
outlook is characterized as eN-
cellent by Dow-JoneS Financial
News Service. Now principally
engaged in turning out trucks
and buses for the military, com.
plete reconVerSion 10 civilian
production of those two products
holds no great problems for the
company. There is no question
that replacement OF trucks and
buses viii hold at high levels IN
the early postwar period. REQ.
incidentally. has been making
It's own axles and tranSmissions
in more recent months, a factor
which could be important in re-
conversion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
Motors, Rails
Pace Market

NEW YORK. Aug. II GNS)-
The stock market opened active
and Sizeahlc fractions higher
today. a wide selection OF issues
were bid as much as a half point
higher with rails and motors
among the leaders
Southern Pacific advanced "a
National DiStlllers, United Air
craft and Oliver Farm Equipment
picked up a half each. General
Motors gained q. Blocks of 5000
kcnnecott Copper and Radio
Corp. sold at advances OF an
eighth OF a point.
Opening prices: Proctor &
Gamble. 56ls, mp IS; American
Water Works 90 up =; Bethle-
hem Steel. SOS up Is Chrysler
$685.. up Is Pennsylvania R. r.
291s. unchanged. National IDS
,iIlorc AZ I'm =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
Steel Operations
Down Slightly

NEW YORK. Aug. 17-Hot
weather has affected steel opera
tions in tho past 10 days. Absen-
teeism has increased, which is
normal during a hot spell. AS a
result, ingot output for the week
ended Aug. IA is down to 9512
per cent of capacitYJn compila-
ton by Dow. Jones q Co. Inc.
This compares with 81 per cent
in the previous week. and 96l2
per cent for two weeks ago.
S Steel-is- estimated at
about 93l2 per cent. against 90
per cent in the week before, and
81 per cent two weeks ago. Other
leading companies are credited
with 96l2 per cent, against 97i2
per cent in the preceding week,
and 81 per cent tw weeks ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
Ease Raw


WASHINGTON. Aug. 17-War
Food Administration has an
nounced that IT no longer will
allocated raw sugar 10 cane sugar
rcfnerS IN continental United
States.
Termination Of ALLEGATIONS be
comes effective at 1901 a. IN.
FNT, today. WA still will en-
deaNor 10 direct the movement OF
ra% sugar supplies 10 maintain the
historical relation between the
volume of MEETINGS of various re-
hnerS. VIA still must authorize
purchase. importation or accept
ance Of raw sugar by reiInerS, the
agency explained
-Afioeatto termination was pos
Sible because arrivals of raw
sugar from OffShore areas have
increased substantially since 1912,
as 4 result or CXpdudcu-etfasff
sugar production. and the I'M
proved shipping situation, &C
cordlng 10 WA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
ARMY WOUNDED

HOGG. PVT HENRY-Mrs. Ruth NJ
HoeE, wife. lnsEter.
HoPP PVT ELMER-Mrs. Helen
Hopp. wife, Grand Rapids.
HosNER PVT GERALD Mrs
G, J6aN ( Ho'n: e. W.T. LT Pay boS T1T C
Hubert, G. Johnson. father 1910 Petoskey.
KELLER. PVT FREDERICK A.-Fred
Keller. father. Garden city.
Shirley NJ Keeler. VIE. Hastings.
LAMBERT. 2D IT. LAWRENCE ! j.
Wilfred J Lambert. brother. 22021 Rose
LEHMAN. PFC. JOHN w-Mrs stella
LEHMAN. mother. 6ioe Farr. Detroit.
SMITH. CPL WILLIAM II Mrs.
Bessie Smith. mother. Johanne-b burg
SWEE. PVT. ELVtN Mrs. Matilda
swee, mother, Royal Oak
tSouthwest Paeincl
BLACK PFC. ERNEST Mrs. Grace
Black. mother. Greenville
CHATFIELD. PFC. GEORGE r Mrs.
Nancy vs.. Chatneld mother. Romuius
COOK, PFC. GEORGE George y.
Cook. father. White Cloud.
CoRBIN. SGT WILLIAM d. - Mrs.
'T PEIiNf. w. R'Gi9fI I'M N. - Mrs.
Ruth Zemer. mother, Port Huron.
DUsHA PFC. STANLEY Mrs. Angeline
DLsHa mother. 22l6 Paris, Lincoln Park.
CALVIN. mother. Van Dyke.
IMBRONE, PFC PETER-Mrs. Mary
hefnt4t =. st-terEss5s mttnermBctroft
r Lawrence. father. Flint.
LONG. PVT. LAWRENCE p, JR -
Mrs. Genevieve 7. Long. mother, 1927
Agnes. Detroit
SHORT PVT. ROBERT Mrs. Ruth
Short. mother. Rapid River,
TATE SGT GERALD L.-Albert J.
Tate. father. Flint.
MARINE DEAD
KEESE. 1ST 1T. JAMES r - Mrs.
James r Reese. wife. HermAnsvile.
sCHULTEs. PFC. RICHARD E-Mrs.
Ruth =. Schultes. mother, 1911 Townsend,
MARINE WOUNDED
ADAMS, CPL. JAMES E.-Mrs Laura
L. Adams. mother. Pontiac
ALEXANDER PFC. LANDoN MIR.
Lucian Alexander. brother. Flint.
BEAVER. PFC KEITH r - Dewey
Beaver father Grand Rapids .
BRZEZTNSKt CAPT HENRY - Frank
CHAPLIN, isT III. JoHV Mrs Inc,
T. Chapin, mother i57 Lakeshore. Gross,
CRowELL. Pre-. RAYMOND o-Mrs
Gerald g Griggin. mother. Grand Rapids.
DANIELS PFC LEONARD Mr.
and Mrs Rene +. Danneels parents. "a
DAVIS PFC ARNEL J Mrs LIZ,
/ DAVIS mother. OwOse0.
DEWEY. PFC. TOY " Mr.. Margaret
Dewey mother su06 FairvitN Dettoit
FRISE. PFC RICHARD D-Mrs 10,
Frise. mother. Lake City
GARDNER PFC. JACK y Mrs Ads
l.. Gardner. mother. Grand Rapids
GIBSON. PFC NELSON A-Ray Glib
son. father. 23s W Buena vista, High.
land PARK.
HANSON. iST 1T RICHARD J.
Waiter = Hanson. father. lonia.
SUITES PFC BRISTOL l. - Mrs
Della May Shutes. mother Three Rivers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
Durez Declares
Stock Dividend

NEW YORK. Aug. 17-Durez
PlasticS & Chemicals. Inc. has
declared a stock dividend of two
shares of s. par on each share
now outstanding, payable to stock
holders of record Aug. 10.
A dividend of 20 cents a share
has been declared on the new
shares, which IS equal 10 so cents
a share on the present stock.
The stock dividend will result in
the issuance of 2S4 ,52S shares Of
common stock. which will bring
the total issued to 426. 1872 shares.
The aggregate par value of the
stock to be issued is 81 Az, $40.
which is provided for by trans
ferring to capital the entire capt.
tai surplus of S1,053,9l9 and $685.
72l from earned surplus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
Ask Boost
In Cotton

WASHINGTON, Aug. 17-Sen-
ator Bankhead CD of Alabama
today had discussed with a group
Of cotton manufacturers ways
and means Of raising cotton prices
To parity. and later conferred with
James r. Byrnes. director of war
mobilization, who assured the full
cooperation of his office in carry
ing out the directive in the So
called Bankhoad Brown cotton
amendment that cotton and other
farm prices be raised 10 parity.
The cotton state senator an
nnuncedI hat-a4numher OF specific
steps intended TO raise cotton
prices were considered. including
the use of a 97i2 to 100 per cent
parity loan in the eventual other
action contemplated did not &C
compliSh the desired result.
Further conferences with cotton
merchants are planned for early
next week, looking to their CO.
operation m the program now be-
ing formulated. the senator said.
He also said he was requesting
governors OF cotton belt states,
farm bureau presidents, commits
Sioners OF agriculture, and others
involved TO request cotton pro-
ducers to hold their cotton until
prices approximate parity.
II was pointed out that il mills
were allowed ceilings. which re-
fleet parity, and the farmer does
not get parity for his cotton this
year a grave injustice will he done
the producers without benefit &c
the consumers. and 10 the injury
Of the entire cotton industry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
so. American Firm
Names 2 Directors

NEW YORK, Aug 17-D. A.
Del Rio, vice president of the
Central Hanover Bank and Trust
Co, and Edgar w. Leonard. mem
Der OF the firm Of Moore. Leonard
& Lynch, have been elected di-
rectorS Of the South American
Gold and Platinum Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
What's New
in Business
; Morhs az Pes q
Msy sd Ire Cr
BN MINI NCHIITL


70 remedy Tho heavy ',..t
ara. b.e ,.s shortage WIPE has
elsa ~..,,r .r.
try iator ara ~
abandon tatr trao.tcna,-N an
,s.cr.S poSir.cr for t-ltc
.~,4...o 90 ha.t
leco' 80 hu>'.t>> "''N
Management IS bc.nG asked 'o
9rvI.o. notion f.plrCcTartS row
or later IL labor increases lis
-to,-, Tho rrpecrt NOR.
I''t h> '>''''4S'''' '' .'
pilca'cd incentive Sl~'tIH no." ia
effect. saws the article.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
Stock Offered
by Solar Mfg.

NEW YORK, Aug. 17-Solar
Manufacturing Corp. has made
arrangements with a banking syn
dictate, headed by Van AlStyne,
Noel & Co, for sale of 10000
shares - l- g series 81 convertible
preferred, according 10 a registra-
tlon statement filed with SEC.
Proceeds Will he used for addi-
tional working capital. for mocha
nIlatlon of the factory operations
and for reConverSion of factories
10 peaCetImc operations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
Reverse Patriotism

Sourest note Of the week is
the announcement that war
redemptions in the first y days
of August nearly equalcd sales
for that period.
Sales Of r, + and G bonds
totaled $12l $4,000. while re-
demptions aggregated Sll9.224.-
34i.
l still feel that this columns
suggestion Of nearly two years
ago that bonds issued after the
war started should be non
rcdeemable except IN cases OF
proven emergency vas a good
idea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17

tAsiatic Area)
BRAzEL. SGT. FRANK W.-Mrs Mar.
garet NJ. Brazel, mother. 1880 BeIleterre,
Detroit.
Central Pacific
CAREY. PFC. KENNETH willard
II. Carey, father, Vermontville
FEST, CAPT EDWIN Mrs. Ida
Mae McGhee, mother. Flint.
european Areal
BELLINGER. PVT. CLARENCE r
Roy l.. B%elhnger, father. Rhodes.
BROWNELL. V EDWIN Mrs
CYGAN. SGT. STEVE Mrs Natalie
Cygan. mother. 25936 Currier. Dearborn.
CzARNEcKi, SGT. EDWARD-Mrs.
DoBBYN. SGT. ELbEN C.-Mrs.
Thressa Dobbyn. mother. Atlanta.
DzIEWIT. PFC STANLEY Mr.
Amelia Driewit. mother. 1862 sawyer.
FiTLow. s/sGT HARRY Mrs.
Josephine r. Fitlo~. wife. i7le4 steel,
HAssELMAN. PFC. ROBERT Mrs
Irene Haseelman, 1903 W. Lafayette, De
HERBEcK. PFC. FELlX-Mrs. Anna
Herbeck. mother. Powers.
JOHNSON. PVT, CHARLES II Hogan
Johnson, father, 917iO Francis, 81. Clair
toria Kwolek. mother, 1888 Hathon. De-
George j Marks, wife. Niles.
M~ARSZALEK, PFC. EUGENE X Mrs.
stella Marszslek. mother, i77o 23d.
NAN PVT EDWARD Edward W.
Max. Nther. Washington
NOON. PVT FLOYD -. JR-Floyd
y. MoorA father, MuskeEon.
MOUSINGiAN. It's ARiSH- Zachery A.
MousheEiaN father, 5647 w Fort DETROIT
xdRiS AgbT NJ m wlLIl4 Asrms TwMs'
RULE. PFC ALBERT F.-Mrs. Laura
Rule. mother. Laurium
SINCLAIR, PVT ARTHUR Mrs
K1 worT coro sister H Ksi1Ta'oq, m,
Pauline wojnar. mother. 1888 Brace.
Detroit
ZKLUCKT. PFC WALTER Mrs.
Mary Zalucki mother, Hsmtramck.
Mediterranean Arent
ARTHUR. PFC. FRANK Mrs stella
NJ Arthur wife, Bay Port
Bladder, rs REX Mrs Clara
Bladder. mother, Midland
BURNHAM. PVT JAMES w-Mrs
Nola Burnhsm. wife. 9iO Beaconsfield.
RULER isT 1T DONALD E.-Geors,
Butler. father, 1854 Penrod. Detroit
BYHRs PVT CLARENCE Mrs
Edna l.. Byers wife. 1888 LakevieW. De
CRAMER. PVT THOMAS Mrs
sophie Adeiine Cramer. mother. wyando,Ie
CUNNINGHAM. PFC. ERWIN Mrs
Ellen Hoiiender. mother, Fennville.
ELLISON. SISGT WILLIAM Mrs
Alice Lemieux mother. l02s5 Mortonview.
uca rhoru.
LIMERICK. PVT. CHARLES Mrs
Ie0ta limerick. wife. Port Huron
HARIG. PFC GERALD A-GeOrgt
HAIRS. father. Grand Rapids.
HARTMAN, PVT. LESTER Mrs
Lorene T Hartman, wife. Battle Greek
I HASRfSS PFC GLEN p MISS
Dorothy Haskins. sister, Wenberville
Tbu,.dov A,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
Price on Steers Hits
FiQh for Seven Years

CHICAGO; Aug. 17-Choice fed
steers advanced % cents here
yesterday 10 a new high and the
highest since August, 1887, when
a high of $3.50 was established.
In the following month of that
year. September. 1897. cattle sold
as high as $3.50 a hundred
weight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
%Stranahan, Harris
Gets Miami Bonds

NEW YORK, Aug. 17-Miami
Beach, Fla, has awarded 81 800
900 golf course, water and sewer
bonds. due July l., 1864, 10
Stranahan, Harris & Co, and
associates, on a bid of 976S for a
Ia per cent coupon. The bonds
will be reoffered. from a yield 'of
100 to a dollar price of 97i2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
Drop in Gas Usage
For Detroit Area

The gas sendout in the Detroit
district for the week ended Aug
u was 405.0l5 thousand cube
feet, Michigan Consolidated Gas
Co. reported today, a decrease OF
S,l49 thousand cubic feet com
pared with the corresponding
week last
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
HIGH OIL OUTFIT

Petroleum production hit a new
high pcaR in the latest week. The
lumber and %paperboard outputs
were larger and in neither ease
Ts-thV statistical position weak.
Electric power production in
cEeaNeG-tHeHeH this was partly
uur- 10 tho droulh and pumping
requirements Railway car load
lHCS declined no more than sea-
sonally Even building and con-
%s'ruCtion gained. though this week
the main increase came IN pub
he building, which is a doubtful
benefit.
Pcrhap; rejecting the passing
or the invasion peak, the govern
mcnt'S war spending TcCeded
rather sharply last week This is
doubtless 10 be associated with
various CutbackS IN war produc-
non, some of which may not yet
have been announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
Perfect Definition

Gem Of the Week From the
Detroit Purchaser a chairman Is
4 man who spends y minutes and
is seconds introducing a man,
'who needs no introduction
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-17
Republic Steel Corp.
Stock

NEW YORK Aug II Republic
steel Corp. directors have au-
thorlled the setting aside on Oct
= of $500 600 TO the purchase fund
TO buy In The company 6 per
cont cumulative convertible pre-
fcired stock