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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-25

skoraj pobesni. Kakor blazenl
skoci ma noge.. Ali v tenn trenut-
ku ga sune rjavi vojscak 2 dr.
zajem sulidE v prsa, da Sc zvr-
ne mladenic, skripajoe z zobni,
v kot. Sedaj Sc odpro mala
vratica, skozi katera pogleda
debela glava S siljastim nosom
in navihanimi brki, glava Petra
Bosnjaka. ,...
"Imate-li ptica % vprasa Bos-
MAX.
! F"Imava ga, Peter, imava," Sc
nasmeje rjavi oroznik in pokaze
S prstom ma Jurija; "'pred BIZ
stro mama je skocil ia mladi
piskur v mrezo, a Sc upira ka-
kor sam vrag, ako ga pomocis
! v blagoslovljeno vodo."
me protivi Sc, golobcek moi
rece porogljivo Bosnjak, "vese'
Ii Sc rajsi. Ne bo lepsega konje,
nika cd tebe. To Sc DO milostlji;
vi gospod Tahi veselil, da 81 Sc
vpisal v njegovo vojsko."
Mladenic1y so Sc dVigala bur
no prsa.
"Molci, vrag!' zavpije Jurij
me grem v Tahovo vojsko, kel
sem svobodnjak, zatozil ga bon
kralju"
y "Le tozi, golobcek moi" ma
daljuje Peter, "a k nesreci nims
tvoja izbica okna, in kralj te NJ
DO mogel slisati. Vem, kaj t
pece; zcnil bi Sc rad, mladenic.
Jana, m 0 ia Jana!" zajec
: mladenic obupno.
LIE pocakaj," rece Bosnjak
!; "saj 81 Sc mlad. Cez pet ali ses
let, ko Sc povrnes, bo imela pti
ca vec perja, takrat Sc bos re
nil, ako ii Turk ne odsecej
glave. Pojdimo, mozje, pojdimc
a ii, svobodnjacek moi, lahkc
=, sladko noe
Vojaka sta sla "a Petrom, k
zaklene vrata, in Jurij ostan
sam ma gol, zemlji temni je
ci Tahovi ma Susjegradu. Ia
; molklo stokajoc cd obupnost
nasloni vroco .glavo ma hladr
kamen, da ne znori, in moli, ma
-; mu Bog obvaruje zdravo pa
:. met "a mascevanje.
' Glasen jok nesrecnih mate
Sc je razlegal po vaseh; grenk
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-25

solze SO moGile prsi hrvaskih
kmetov. Ma konopcu je gnala
surova ceta Tahovih oroznikov
v vojake mladenice, kmecke in
svobodne. Stokrat Sc je izvila IL
kmeckih prs kletev proti yiso-
kim stolpom susjeda. Po Juriju
Mogajicu rabbi MISC povprase-
vail, a povpraseval je Gubec,
povprasevala je Jana. a brez-
uspesno, mixer nj bilo ne duha
ne sluha po Juriju. Ponoci Je
bill odsel IL Brdovca, a nj dospel
v Stubico.. Nj ga bio mixer, ka-
kor da ga je odnesel veter.
Gubec je stal sredi dvorisca,
roke je incl v boku in gledal
srepo v zemljo. \
''Da,' zasepece polglasno, ire
| KEEL mi ie: TO bos kmalu videP.
Da, da, tu vines je Tahova ro-
ka."
Pred Gubcem je stala in pla-
kala Jana, ma klopi pod orehom
pa .je sedel skonjeno glavc
SLEPT Jurko. Jana je pritiskals
roki ma prsi in ihtela ma yes
glas, goste solze so j lille IL "a
teklih oci po obrazu.
Naposled poklekne, objame O.
bupno Gubceva kolena in zaih
tt, prijemsi Sc roko "a glavo
"Rotim vas pri zivem Bogu
rotim vas pri krvi Jezusovi, po
magajte, boter Matija; ako v
ne pomagate, ne pomorejo m
niti angelji nebeski."
"Umiri Sc, Jana,' ,rece Gu
bee, polozivsi roko ma glavo ne
srecne mladenke in debela solz'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-25

.mu stopi v oko, Sc nekaj bonn
poskusil. "
In vdrngic gre Malta ma Su-
sled in MIN tt di brdovski
zupnik Ivan Babic. v gradu in
pod gradom so Sc gnetli konje-I
niki, Sc to noe pojde gospod Ia
hi to ceto ma Ogrsko. Gospo-
dar Susjegradski ju pusti pred
Sc. .Najprej je prosil Gubec,
potem pa duhovnik, maj "a boz
jo voljo izpusti Jurija.
A Tahi odgovori smirno:
"Cudim Sc wanna, kako da "a
htevate cd meme Jurija, ko bi
/ moral Cd vaju zahtevati in
vprasati kje da je. Nate, Matt
ia, sem Sc bill grozovito razlju-
til, a sem Sc premislil. 1stina,
tJurij je svobodnjak; ne potre-
bujem ga. V mojem gradu ga
nj. Maj Sc svobodno zeni. z Bo.
gom!'
| Kmet in duhovnik sta Sc vr'
Mia zalostnim srcem v Brdo
vec. ..z
i "'Ali Sc nj gospod zlagal?'
ivprasa kmet.
! "Gotovo, brez dvojbe."
Tedaj pride mimo njiju mlad
: Andrej Horvat, izpodeni slug;
gospe Ursule.
i Dal1e prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-25
NAPRODAJ

je hisa "a emo druzino, 8 sob;
592 E. 101 St., severno cd st.
Clair Ave. Modernizirana dru-
zabna soba, obednica in kuhi-
MIA; breakfast nook" spalnica
in kopalisce spodaj., 3 spalnice
in title" kopalnica ma drugem
nadstropju; fornez ma ollie, z
kontrolo termostata; 2 garaze,
veliko dvorisce. Lastnik gre IL
ven mesta. Kupite pohistvom
ali brez. Cisto move preproge,
beneski zastori in Grapes. Po-
klicite CE. O3O4. *,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-25
ZADNJA KMECKA
VOJSKA
Zgodovinska povest il leta 1873
Spisal August SENOA - IL Hrv. poslov L. J.

movie, hise,' vse je stale, kakor
da Sc je izpremenil v crn ka-
men.
Ia vasjo Ivancem pelje pot
pod bregom, a suma Sc spusea
do ceste. Ma ~dalec Sc je razlo-
ella pot v mesecini, niti crne pi-
ke nj bilo videti ma njej. Naen-
krat sc mu zazdi, kakor da je
nekaj zasumelo v grmu. Jurij
obstoji. Nagne glavo in prislus-
kuje nekaj casa. Mic nj, niti sa-
pice. Gre dalje. A cuj! Zopet
nekaj, kakor mrmrajoc cloveski
glas. Mladenicu postane tesno
pri srcu. Krepkeje stisne DIRE
novko in pricne hoditi pocasne-
je, skoro je slisal, kako mu bije
srce. A kri mu udari v lice cd
sramu. Odkaslja Sc, stopi urne-
je in pogumneje in pricne pol
glasno peti pesmico. Pride do
velikega grma, XII Sc je nagibal
ma cesto. Mladenic Sc prestopi
diva koraka, a naenkrat nekaj
zazvizga: Pref nego Sc je mogel
obrniti z glavo, Sc mu zmraci
pred ocmi in nekdo ga potegne,
da pade vznak ma zemljo. Cuti,
kako mu nekdo vrze suknjo
preko glave in ga potem zavije.
PrestraSen sc hoce braniti z ro-
kami in nogami. Zastonj. Y
skrajni togoti izprevidi, da ina
opraviti vec ljudmi. Mocne pc
sti mu zvezejo konopcem ro-
Ike in noge in mu omotajo suk-
MO tesneje okoli glave, da nj
mogel ne videti, ne slisati in ne
vpiti - slisal je samo zamolklo
govorjenje. Nevidni napadalcj
posade mladenica ma konja tel
odlete v them diru cez brda in
doline. Cez nekaj casa so sli '
breg. Jurij je dobro razlocil, da
so Sc odprla velika vrata in 'ds
so konji vstopili. Razvezejo gs
raz konja in ga odnesejo nekam
dalje. Naposled cuti, kako e.
posade ma trdo zemljo ter MI
razvezejo noge. Sedaj mu sna
me nepoznana roka omotek
Pred oGmi mu zaigra plamer
baklje, XII jo je visoko drzal or
nobradat MOI, temne polti, z re
lezno celado ma glavi. Ore 81
naokoli. Lezal je ma goli zemlj
V pod zemeljski sobi il kamen;
brez okna. Zraven MEGA S t
stala diva moza, oblecena v mo
dro vojasko obleko, eden rjav
sub clovek kodraste brade, ;
drugi debeluhar srednjega sta
sa, z dolgimi crnimi brkami. T;
diva sta ga brzkone ugrabila
Mladenic zastoka:
"Pustite me, razbojniki, pu
site me! Kaj hocete cd meme
Kaj sem vam >naredil? Ako po
znate Boga, razvezite mi roke
Pustite me, razbojniki!"
"Molci, pes!" zakrici debel
vojak in udari mladenica S ko
nopcem po glavi, da mu je pri
tekla kri. Zvezani svobodni kme
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-25
(Nadaljevanje)

vrne mladenka smeje Sc. I've
della sem in ii verjela, da me ne
bos prevaril, ker 81 postena du-
sa, "a nisem niti sanjala, da bonn
tako nitro tvoja. Cisto strah
me je in ne verujem skoro tel
hitri sreci.'
''Kaj te je m or d a m e n e
strah?" vprasa mladenic.
"Vidis ga! Mislis, da Sc te
bojim? Kaj Sc! JAZZ Sc ne bojim
nobenega moskega. In cemu tu-
di? Ali nekaj Sc mi je zavrtelo
glavi, ko 81 mi oni dan pove-
dial, da te hoce odgnati med
Turke in da Sc bova kratkem
porocila. Nisem vedela, bill jo-
kala ali Sc smejala. Cisto mesa
Sc mi"
me boj Sc, Jana, tu d ia
skrb ii DO presla, a cez nekaj
dni Sc bos prepricala, da je COLA
resnica."
"Glej," pricne deklica v Sail,
"prevaril 81 me! Moi Bog, kako
je to nerodno!'
"Kaj je nerodno?' zacudi Sc
Jurij.
"Eh, marljivo sem predla, in
dosti sem, hvala Bogu, napred-
la, a malo Cd tega je stkanega,
Sc mani pa izgotovljenega. Sko-
70 me je sram."
'Ne ubijaj 81 tenn glave, Ja-
ma, to lahko Sc pozneje mare
dis"
"Da, pozneje, a kaj poreko
tvoji domaci, ko bodo Steli peri
10 ma prste in mi ocitali pri vsa-
XII zlici, da sem prisla prazna
pod strcho. A ne morem poma-
gait. Hotela sem vse lepo prize
diti in bilo bi izgotovljeno, da
mi nj ocka govoril: Ne kvari 81
ponoci oci; tt neves, kako velik
dar bozji so, a ma svatbo lahko
cakas Sc do tretjih konopelj.
Tudi JAZZ sem bila istega mne-
MIA in dosti sem plakala, a Sc
daj mi pade svatba pred noge,
klopGici pa Sc wise ma zapecku.
Prav zal mi je.'
"Ti je mari zal iti menoj?'
"Pojdi,' Sc razsrdi deklica
malo in udari zenira z dlanjo
po plecih, "kake neumne sale
so to? TIE nj r a h Boga, da
preobrnes vsako besedo ma sla-
bo? &c bi ii vedel, da mi je zal
iti teboj, bi niti ne sla. A to
me boil, da pridem TAXA tvojo
hiSo. Ako sem sirota, nisem be-
racica.'
Lei, lei, kako je vzkipel ia
piskrcek," Sc nasmehne Jurii
prime deklico "a ODE rameni in
il pogleda veselo V obraz. Ell,
Janua, dusica, ne muci sc sedaj
prejo. Samo da 81 moja, mo-
ia. Ia drugo Sc ne menim. Maj
ii lie kdo rece zal besedo, kosti
mu bonn polomil."
Deklica sc nalahko izvije IL
njegovih rok in Sc umakne "a
diva koraka, a on rece:
"Za Boga, kaj bova do jutra
klepala? Poglej, kje je mesec,
a kje je Sc Stubica! Cas- je, da
grem,"
"Ej, pa z Bogom, srce mole,
in srecno pot, pa varuj SCI" re-
&c deklica zalostno.
81 Bogom, Jana, lahko noe!''
odzdravi mladenic in j stisne
roko, XII mu jo ona sklonjene
glave ponudi, in rece po tho:
'Lahko noe, Jurij!"
Tako sta Sc razstala. Deklica
Sc je vrnila pocasi cez vrt v hi
SO, a mladenic jo maine 81
jajni mesecini urno prot vasl
Zapresicu, cd Zapresica do kra-
pinskega mostu in dale miro
Krapine pod brdom do Ivanca
odtod proti Bistri. Srce mu je
bilo veselo, noge lahke, noe jas.
ma in njegova kri nj niti eutila
nocnega hladu. Vse je bilo mir
no in tho ma svetu, nisi eul ne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
Rails, Utilities
Firm as Market
Closes Mixed

NEW YORK, Feb. 3 INS)-A
few isolated stocks managed 10
recover partially from the losses
of the last two sessions today, but
the rest of the market moved in
a mixed and narrow range in dull,
listleSS dealings.
Rails and utilities generally had
a firm undertone, while induStrials
were little changed.
Trading picked up slightly after
a less than l00,000-Share first hour.
Issues moving higher were gener-
ally aided by special considera-
tions.
Liquors. weak yesterday, CAME
back slightly. American Distilling,
which dropped almost 8 points yes
-terdaY, the imposition of a coil
ing price on its liquor dividends,
recovered more than point; while
Park a. Tilford, off over 3 yester-
day, showed a similar gain
Steels were firm, as were aVia-
tons and eeppefs- RHbbefS, OTIS
and farm equipment were easier
while communications and motors
were steady. RustlesS Iron in de-
mand lately. Was up fractionally
Bonds were steady in quiet deal
ings. The curb market followed
the listleSS trend Of the big board
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
DURABLE GOODS

I'm the matter of durable con-
sinner. goods, -stiefh A. -ttti+otne-
bilcS, refrigerators and radios,
BaNles- points eat HAT manu-
facturcrS fix the resale prices Of
such items. He argues that. If
trey base tf1cfr~ prices on cost
plus a normal markup. there
will be no inflationary flareup,
which requires Intervention On
the other hand, if they base
prices on scarcity instead of on
cost during the transitional Pc
Rod. they would invite restric-
tive action.
As | Chatted about these con-
ditlonS- and prospects with him.
I gathered that BoWles. empha-
sizing the enlarged capacity to
produce, is as much concerned
about the risk of postwar della
-tion as Of postwar initiation He
~etfiA not be surprised 10 find
some groups demanding pofiti-
rat action 10 SGT floors, AS Wei
a. ceilings, on prices
-le-haS- already SeeH- the-tetf-
feet or enlargement of the sup
ply Of prices in-the egg market.
BoWlcs also nointed nut that
where competitive forces hold
prices in iinr. he favors renov-
ing the ceilings even in war
time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
WoIv. Tube Shifts
Sales Personnel

Several changes in the sales
department Of Wolverine Tube
division Of Cslun1ei and Hecla
Consolidated Copper Co have been
announced g. H. Tohelnsa IONS
the company AZ manage of the
eastern territory with offices IN
New York City q p Rinanan.
formerly IN New York Will manage
the Boston territory Philadelphia
Will be under ". { Gcrnhart. for
merry IN Detroit F-R -AiniAr- .,-.iii I
cover greater NcW York and A 6.
kingerley will continue IN New
jersey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06


Apparently Bowles belongs to
the school which regards war
time RECOMMENDATION as tempo
rary detour, rather than as
permanent way OF life. He looks
forward 10 the prompt relin-
quiShment of governmental con-
troll of prices after the war
emergency passes and as soon
as the normal forces of supply
and demand are permitted 10
operate.
Bowles thinks that the oppor-
tunitY for lifting the lid VIII
come relatively soon after the
war. He banks on the huge cur
rent capacity of American in
duStry to produce. He thinks
that under peacetime conditions
=titiS-proddettvc capacity wifi as
sort itself TdpIdty IN soft goods,
such as clothing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
BIuest Of Blue Chips

Annual report OF ChriStiana
Security Co, traded in over the
counter, showing 1913 earnings
Of SIS. as a common share calls
attention TO a stock that is in
many ways the bluest of blue
chips.
One hundred shares of Chris
tiana common represents for
tune of almost a quarter Of a
million dollars at current prices
The owner of 500 shares is more
than a millionaire.
Generally assumed TO be p
personual holding company,
Christiana Securities is regis
tered under the Investment
Company Act of 1910 Consid-
cred as an investment trust.
Christiana with It's more than
$500 100000 portfolio is about
three times the size Of It's near
est rival. Yet its total salaries
last year were ST 800. compared
with us dividend income Of
S13, 240.S55.
Importance OF ChriStiana in
American industry derives from
the fact that with 3.049 500
shares Of Du Pont. il is far and
away the biggest stakeholder of
the worlds largest chemical
company while Du. Pont own
ing 100000 shares Of General
Motors. is the top shareholder
In Americas largest auto maker.
Like many investment trust
shares. Christiana common az
$500 sells al a discount from
current market value of Us
security holdings more than 9S
per cent of which are Du Pont
rom mon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
Rate PIane-Makers

a letter from Arthur ForiStall
of Consolidated Vultee clarifies
some Of the confusion around
the efficiency ratings given
plane manufacturers.
The Consolidated-Vultee San
Diego plant is actually rated
tops in efficiency on four
engined planes with an output
Of So pounds per man-day
worked. The second most eff
Gent company had SIS and The
national average on heavy
bomber is as pounds per man
day.
Latest figures show Ford's
Willow Run With % pounds.
This Is not To detract in any
way from the splendid produc-
tien progress made at Willow
run" writes Foristall,
AT that, there's plenty OF
credit for both. When one con-
siders that Ford started from
scratch and is now well above
the national average. that 5
plenty good.
And Consolidated Va I @ e's
margin of superiority over the
next best is little less than
superb.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
TENPOR AIRY POST

As for himself. Bowles ex-
pressed a willingness 10 stay on
his war Job as long as he has
something 10 contribute, saying
that when this period was over
he was looking forward 10 re-
turning 10 his home in Connec-
ticut. In other words. he does
not envisage himself as a ca
reer bureaucrat. but as bust
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
On the
Business
Front
Bv WARD SCHULTZ
nrtrou Times Financial EDITOR

Wanted - 600 foundry work
ers
This manputfVr shoitsge is
considered The worst hotllcncCk
N TIE waT program touay HH1
Throughout the nation toundr,es
making gray iron castings mall
leable ir0r and steel castings
need that many men 70 achieve
much needed production
- 49,
time Is tina, The landing craft
program VIII hog down The SIT
uation &, so serious that The
hard-presSed industry Is turning
out gray ron castings for land
inE craft tUETTTCy UUCtFT q SIT7-
c1ni directive ri " : y.
Only a portion OF the $4,000
men are actually needed on the
iisst-iiite craft work bat the
other vital Jobs include tank
truck and military vehicle parts
and many Of these Jobs arc
behind schedules.
The situation Is SO critical
that The BUICK gray non ioun-
dry plant al Flint Is 10 be re-
opened as quickly as possible
To make engine blocks. heads
and other castings for Hercules
engines These are now beng
ttsfrfetii r7tttt Sftt
K Cannon foundry az MuSkegon,
,,,t,1e1 fgoiis.tna nil b altaclzlN
shifted 70 other highly special
ized Jobs which can be made
there bet ter tran any place tfSt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

neSsman temporarily serving his
government during the war
emergency.
I gather That BowIeS Thinks
that the public is more friendly
toward the OPA and that price
controls are popular with the
majority. He thinks that there
will be even more popular APP
probation of the attempt 10 sit
on the cost of living lid when
overtime work tends 10 reduce
the weekly take-home pay OF
family heads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
Trade Index Highest
Since May Of 1913

NEW YORK. Feb 8 Barron's
business index. recording physical
volume of business IN the week
ended Jan. %. advanced 10 l49 3
from l47.5 in the preceding week.
This represents the highest level
OF activity since last May and
compares. with A peak Of 1877 2
reached last February and with
1860 a year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
Wheat Steady;
Other Grains
Move Lower

CHICAGO, Feb. S uNs)--
Wheat futures were generally
steady today as traders held 10
The sidelineS pending fresh de-
velopments Final prices were sc
mp TO c-off- with May al Sf.70ss
Rye was easy and recorded
losses of &C before a rally de-
veloped May dropped TO $685.
Last prices were &c 10 2sc down.
Oats closed sc 10 sc lower,
I'D -Aa.laA-l-.s- 20 L.AAe.a.aaA-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
Public Now Adjusted
To Rationing System
Advertising Background Aids OPA
Gar to Sell His Policies
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYsER
International News service Economic Commentator

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5-Chester Bowles head Of the OPA
has been seeking to renerpe his organization
agency battling keep the purchasing of the dollar from
shrinking unduly
With background advertising
persuasion sell his policies
public He aScrbes the earlier OPA
fact it administered rationng civilian conf
down-as well control thinks that the
public adjusted itself raonng in its stride
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
Livestock M arket
PIITsRI RGH

PITTSBURGH Fen tiNs) cattle
so; steady steers good to choice SIS
10 medium Si2114 heifers good 10
choice xl3. 80 % IS. medium 10 good. Sl3 SO
1880 common 10 medium. Sll5o q
IS SO; cows. good 20 choice. 50 IL so
cutters. S5d7; bulls good 20 choice sll
- IL common 60 medium. So, so q 10, grass
steers SO 50 i3 so
HOGS-25O; steady. I60-is0 lbs Si2 rs
. 10 IS 10000 lbs. sl3 75f IA. IS zoo.
300 ms. S4ml4l5. 220.25o lbs Slt
rtlai5: 25O-3O0 lbs. S1in IA Is. 200-25o
lbs Si2 500 10 SO; l00-i50 lbs, $40 500
~ roughs $40. so y II so.
CALVES so: steady Good 20 choice.
Sl7als; medium. S149 Is; culls and com
mon $5Il2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
Dow-Jones Bonds
Trend Of Sales
NAV CONTRACT

WV YORK. Feh S lSsl Totsi sales.
Stock Exchange Stocks 80 $50 shares
t- nds s. 1sl 600
curb FAchsuFe Stocks. % e3s shares
bonds t3s7 600
nfF Roard sales throughout ne day
OMEN g. 81 90 % 400 shares
II 90 20 noon 7io $50 shares
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
Norge Names Froh|ith
Promotion Manager
Jack II f'TOhtich has reloined
the Norge division OF Borg-Warner
Corp. as promotion manager. II

was announced
by NJ Glen n
OHafra, VIC .
p r o : / dent in
charge of Salcs.
trof1 irc h re-
turns from IN
d ! a n a polls.
W h Q r @ h .
served as dis
trTCt manager
o. I he w "A r
II r o d uCtion
b o a r d. II q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

ecutive staff of
Arthur Kudner,
IN c. Mahony
entered adxer-
Using IN 1888
a er several
years in engi-
neering. sales
and merchan-
diSing at Amer
lean Locomo-
We. General
Electric. Lin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

Started With Norge N 1881, 0rgan-
ling s and AiFeetiHss -t he company =
first big national promotional pro-
gram. O'Harra said. His head
quarters will be IN Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

CHICAGO. Feb. 5 tiNs)-HoGs--7.5o 500
steady: top. sl375 bulk Sl3 4 10 rs
heavy weight. Si2 .4od -; medium weight,
sf37s light weight Si2 rs Is IS, ligh'
lights, Si2 q IL IS; packing sows, Sii.s0 q
CATTLE 800: steady. Calves 100
steady Beef steers: Good and choice ST.
a II. common and medium. Si3n IS; year
Iings S12 ais Butcher cattle Heifers.
S1dTl625 COWS. Ssdi2 so. bulls. s. n
1925: calves SaTl5 feeder steers. $40 ff
1928 siocker steers S91l3; stocker cows
and hcifers $50 so
SHEEP 600, steady: medium and
choice lambs $4,000 i6 90. culiS and
common. Si2mli So yesrlings. SO . IL rs
common and choice ewes, SIS SIS. feeder
lambs Si0G135o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
Earnings
RnN Ia sTFFI

RrSTIFSS IRoN STFFf
preum report for year srd Dec ~
1913 1919
SEE ptoni s. 7s6 4a2 S2.6ss 557
Per common share 81 % = rs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06
NJ. F.. Mdhony Joins
Arthur Kudnef Agency

Michael +. Mahony, formerly
executive vice president OF Maxon.
Inc. in Detroit. has joined the eX-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-06

So hu Delicious No Z. 50 IS hu Me
Intosh No I 81 500 ~ hu Jonathaus
No x32h 80 hu Greenincs Al
81 n g 81 IN Northern Spys fancy SO IS
bu: No 81 50 q 7s. Nareners No !.
S3a3 So hu steele's Red No f. 50 30 b.
IS -ai.- Na.e==GeiARs= aHiea= aR=HTa F4ss.