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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-09-09
MINING

OVERLOOKED FORTUNES Here are Just
a few of the IS or more you may be
walking over every day: Cassfterite, $500
per ton; CoIumbite, 1000 per ton; Sam
arskite, 81 500 per ton; Uraninite, 81 900
per ton; Feberite. Woiframite, Hubner-
Ite. SS,v,Oy per TON antalites $o.O0O per
mon iron orel Send address for FREE
copy of Overlooked Fortunes'-it may
lead to knowledge which may make you
richi DUKES RESEARCH LABOR
ATORY, Hot Springs, New Mexico.
FOR SALE: Four mining claims on month
ly payments; values gold, silver, lead,
copper; production $4,000. f. Cooper
Piflos Altos, New Mexico. Sled
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-09-09
EQUIPMENT

FOR SALE: 9 Model az. cylinder, 100
HIP. Fairbanks Morse diesel engines
type Y, style VA. 120 HIP, 2 cylinder,
Fairbanks Morse diesel engines 5 model
a., 2 cylinder, $50 HIP. Fairbanks Morse
diesel engines; 5 Model SEE, $50 HIP, 8
cylinder, Fairbanks-Mor diesel engines;
Atlas Imperial heavy duty 200 HIP, 8
cylinder diesel engines; MODEL H-44-i0,
$40 HIP, 8 cylinder, Fairbanks Morse
diesel engines. For fun particulars write
H A. Mccarthy, $40 Thompson Building,
Tulsa, Oklahoma. s-26-d
FOR SALE: One is XIV, 110-volt, DC
Burke Generator, direct connected to
6x6 Vertical American Blower Steam
Engine; one 50-ib. Smith Acetyiene Gas
Generator Slntes Sales Engineers, $50
Girod Street, New Orleans, Louisiana.
TWO 100 HIP Scotch Marine Murray Boil
ers, built TO Hartford Code, complete
with all accessories located az the
Mountain States Power Company plant
at Riverton, Wyo., our property, subject
to inspection at any time. Write OF
wire the undersigned, or our local
agent A. ]. Moore, Worisnd, Wyo.
PORTER ELECTRIC COMPANY
8i2 Third Ave. So, Minneapolis. MINI.
Geneva 1855
ELECTRIC POWER PLANT EQUIPMENT
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-09-09
OIL

and geologises may avail
themselves of the use Of tina Monfmna
Oh and Mining Journals geological IT,
nrary, which has the largest collection
extant Of u. 8. q. g., State and private
reports on Montana oil and FnkminR
geology. Since many Of thess reports
are out OF print, copies win be fur
ntsned OF reports, together with maps,
on q moderate folio charge through The
supply Department, Montana on ond
Mining Journal, 6Is First Avenue South.
Great Falls, Montana.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-09-09
OPPORTUNITIES

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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-09-09

Drilling. 1000.
Osuqe Field
Weston Cownfyl
G@xasa BoeR No.
CIVIL Sea sWA S2-476@sw
Drilling coo.
Up@ske Rwoas Ne. 9
c SEM NEA aS-40NS4w
Drilling 1s64-
Oshoto Dome
Crook Coanfyl
Oscar Burns no.
NV NwA NEk 17-5SSTw
Shut down, 6s5.
piachfork Field
Park County,
maky-5owewmmama NO.
SW sw Sc 11-4eN-1O2W
COMPLETION. Initial 229 bbls. oil daily
from Tensieep. 3515.
Poison Spider
(Natroma C0mntyl
Chicago OH NO.
NV SWA swA I-SsN-sSw
Shut down. 1913.
Powder River Stdtion
(Natrona County,
stanOllmd-La Faelche No.
NE NE Sc 2s-36N-S5w
Spudded.
S0ruioqu Field
Arp @ sniveay -scaversom Ne.
sw SIC sW 30-1sN-S4w
Shut down, 1000
S0la Greek
seanoEimd-Umst 2 No. ~
NV NE NV 28-40fS-70W
II N a0FE - q 1f1n Nav crf71n1nfe in
third Sundance.
Scnd Drew
Hot Springs County,
Sinclair Umis No.
NV NV NV 14-32N-95w
Drilling, $500.
Segment Dist
(NatrOna County,
Lak0ta Oh q Gas No.
c NWA A-3GF1S1W
Shut down, $500.
Shawnee Field
Converse County,
GeSSEgs l Die = g StI;, No.
Drilling, 1000.
Sheldon Dome
(FremOnf County,
KerIym-C arter-Shoshon No.
NE ME 18-6N-2W
Drilling, 4026.
South Bmsier Field
(Sweetwater County,
Mountain Fuei-Unit No. 5
NE NE NE 20-16N-104W
Drilling, 1850.
Mountain Fuel COUNT No.
SW SW Sc 10-16N-104W
Drilling. 252S.
South Sunshine Dome
Park County,
C0mfinentaA-W0tfe No.
NEZ 9-46N-101W
Making DIST, 24eS.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-09-09

FOR SALE: Leases, near gas production in
Clinton Sand" depth about $500 feet.
Depth about 500 feet. o. S. Fierhaugh,
243 Maple St. Ashland. Ohio. e-1b-d
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-09-09

GEORGIA OIL Reports mos. sub. Sc.
Get posted. Keep posted. Also base and
county maps So. Ca, No. Fla. G. W.
Demang, Waycross, Ga. 7-2z-h
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PROTECTION ACREAGE WANTED
Have client in the market for single
leases or spreads around wildcat wells
Address Box 207, Montana Oh Journal
7-2e-tf
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-09-09

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Dry Cres&~Govs. NO.
NE Nw SIC 6-S0N-1OOW
Plugged and abandoned. 1897.
Ohlo-Bassan B. No. 4
Nw gW GE s-S0io0
Testing, 4o&9.
Ohso-Easz@m A. No. 9
NV 9E SEE 6l50-10O
I'd, 4042. P.B.. 1851.
0hlo-Caesms No.
ny Ess, NV + 1! SEA ss1 s-s : 1 sgso
Ohlo-Cactms n No.
NE NWA SEA 6-SfN-f00W
Smut down, s772.
E sssEs Avn, swz . swR ss-SaNiOOw
Ohso-Ezaay Ne. 10
NV SwA NEH S1-g1fg-10Ow
COMPLETION. I'd, 44z5. P.B. zl30.
Pumping ~ bbls. daily, 90 percent water
from Enbars topped 1854
Ol NV MI Ne Ne a i
SpuTdsd.
Ohio HaEa@ms No
wv sW sw 29-5I-io0
Testing, 1891.
0hao-K@seadeR No. rs
NV &E BE 30-S1-100
Testing, 1851.
OhaorAamaet No. IS
NV NV NV S2-51-IOO
Testing, 4eT2-
0Raao-sammea orc WIT
NV NV NV 32-S1-900
Waiting on rotary, 2i0.
Oaio-Gaaney No.
NE NwA NwA 5-5lN-1Oow
Shut down, 3065.
Ohio-scnmers Nc.
NE Sen NWE S-51-1O0
Shut down. 3T27.
Ohto-Somners a Nc.
NE SIC EW e-51-100
Shut down, $500.
Ohap-wiEaon A No. q
NV NV SW 4-50-100
I'd, 8086. p b., 1852. testing
Texnc0-Frisby IA
G SW SW Sc 32-52N-1O0W
COMPLETION Pumping 1875 bbls oil
$40 of ] percent water. "A hours. I'd.
Sass.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-09-09
Wyoming

Continued From Page %
haszska Creek
Weston County
Western OH a. Gas NO.
& &WA HEM 9aAAM-azW
Drilling $500.
North Alkczlz Dome
big horn Commky)
Tass on Cewps AsaFy Carssr We. 4
NV Sen NEM 33-S8N-0SW
Repairing ri@s 2B60.
North Big Hollow
ALBANY County,
0hAa@axaa ON Cog. Y. No.
g ne INV 7-1S7gsgHW
Moving In materials.
North HiGwushu
(Swcetwater County,
VcFmsHAa@n-Ssowa No,
G NE NE 6-12N-g9W
Drilling $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21
New
In Business
No Claim Scheme
10 Settle Contracts
Nv WARD SCHULTZ

The armed services have hit
on new plan for speeding set
Element of Cancelled war con-
tracts. All they need is approval
from the bureau OF internal rev.
enue. according 10 the Wall
Street Journal.
Called the no claim pro-
cedure. here is how the plan
would work;
A contractor would be per-
nitted 10 waive his termlna-
ton claim against the govern
ment and take immediate
control of inventory on hand.
The contractor would then he
in a position to clear his plant
OF leftover war materials and
get down 10 the business OF
civilian production without
waiting for decisions and orders
from Washington on what to do
with this and what 10 do with
that.
This procedure would mean
loss TO the contractor. but would
be Offset by allowing the loss as
a tax reduction and b. ADJUST
ments in renegotiation OF profits
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21
Detroit
Livestock

Livestock prices fluCtuatcd
rather erratically during the week
Just closing Receipts showed in
crease IN cattle. sheep and lambs.
hogs were little changed in volume
and vealerS decreased in number.
Cows, lambs and sheep finished
on a defnitly lower basis. while
other species and classes were
mostly steady A creditable week
end clearance was made through
out the market.
CATTLE-Wcek sslable receipts zoo
Cow trading provided the weeks market fcs-
iurr After dropping 70 uneycny lower
levels on eatch-bd basis a. ain Iora.
.sciilues we're siutted The coW market found
himef footing ana hni8hed around SOC lover
G G4n Nttk carrier WIN broad clearsncr
Other .csttle held mostly steady for tho
week odd head Of choice steers reached
SIS 50. but sOod 9l0 lbs A. Sle 25 repre-
sented the best load lot other good sIar'
ied steers made sl3@l6, bulk common and
medium grasses RANGED Sssi 1879 FED
Beef cows bulked a. 81 5oall csnners sn-
cutters a. 50 SOa675 feW under IS late
Most sausage bulls esshed AZ S7@1o good
heavies 20 Sill. Good and choice 7eo-ib
feeders brought Si3, other replacement ca,iis
unevenly &6mi2 so
cALvEs-weeks salsble receipts i4so
u
spontaneity and while prices were mostly
steady. the mArke' dragged A. times Mos
rood and choice vesles buikcd a. ST. so
the price also prsctlCA! top late Week D
top held Az Sls Most common and medium
yealers made Sl2al6 so and culls ST1Il
Lower grade heay) calves buked a. S7wI9
choice QuOfablt S.
HOCS-Week's Salable receipts 400 The
week uncovered no ntK items 90 tmportault
IN the h0E m3rse; situation All Interests
continued 10 compete very agrrcsyively for
numbers and prirCs held a; hlm Levels sTo0
81 Sl4 40 secured all desirable I60.3ao-
10 bsrrpvs and Sits while 2fO-fOO-In.
averages made $i4 . and few i4O-i6O-I6
offerings Sl4ml4 90 Sows sold mainly 81
Sl3 25a 1878. regardless Of weight or
quality stays brought Sl12Sm1l So Pig
sold from SIS doWu
NBEEP-WeekS Sslsble receipts 200 with
receipts SeAsOnally expanded 10 largest volume
since last January. The sheep and lamb
market developed erraticaly Local demand
was quite marrow but major packers ab-
sorOed most offerings on shipping orders
Prices for fat lambs and sheep nnished
mostly soc lower. extremes Sc under a week
earlier Feeding lambs held steady Good
ana choice native lambs bulked late A.
Sl5 .5Ogl4 the weeks top Standing a.
Sl4 rs very sparingly Common and medium
lambs brought Si0Gi2 so and rulls sold
a. A5g9 Choice hAndyweiFht fat ewes
reached 81 early In the week but 50 was
pIacucal top late Most TAT ewes brought
s5@6 on The close. Feeding lambs sid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21
Runs AfouI Law

At this point, however, the
plan runs afoul of present in
depreciation of the federal tax
laws. They do not recognize a
loss which can be recovered as
proper deduction from income
when tax returns are made. In
its Interpretation OF the statutes,
the Internal Revenue Bureau.
for example, will not permit loss
from a fire TO be deducted II the
taxpayer voluntarily fails TO col
lect his insurance.
So far. the bureau has taken
much the same attitude toward
losses which would result from
the no claim settlement of
Cancelled contracts. The con-
tractor, under the law, is en-
titled TO payment on his settle
ment claims II he fails TO make
the claim, the bureaus present
position is that the loss as in
the case of the taxpayer who
failed to collect his fire inSur-
ance, is not an allowable deduc-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21
Request Change

The bureau has now been for
mally requested, however, 10
change its traditional position in
the case of losses growing out Of
waiver of contract termination
claims against the government.
The position of the war and
navy departments is that il will
make no financial difference 10
the government in the end and
will simplify the termination
problem and speed reconverSion.
The result of the mo claim
procedure was described by one
official this way: 1T works out
10 be automatically sound for
both the government and the
contractor without making the
contractor go through the eye
OF the accounting needle. The
only question is whether the
government covers the contrac-
tors loss by a check from the
war department or through tax
deductions and renegotiatiOn.
The dollars and cents effect is
the same"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21
Auto
Graphs
ON Division Sours
on Lend-Lease
By sILER FREEMAN

Lend-leaSe 10 help our allies
may be all right but when II
comes TO machine tools, and
especially machine tools for
postwar use. it's another story.
One of the General Motors di-
visions is pretty much fed up
with that kind of lcnd-leaSe.
This division recently found
that il needed one special pur-
pose tool 10 fill in its skeleton
production line for manufacture
of automobiles. II began TO hunt
around for such a machine,
which would take many months
10 make, If an order would be
accepted by a machine tool
builder.
The company finally found
not only one but three OF the
very tool it was seeking. But
all three were earmarked for
shipment to Russia, Try as 1t
could the division could not
shake one of the three loose for
itself. All are or shortly will be
shipped to the Soviet.
P. s. The tools Will not be
used by Russia either until post
Mar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21
Stocks Show
Mixed Trend

NEW YORK, Oct. 20 GNSl-
SpecialtieS rose 10 new high
ground and some buying of avi-
atoms featured a quiet, irregular
stock market today.
Bush Terminal Buildings pre-
ferred issues rose 4 points. and
Eastman Kodak, iageard re-
Gently, rose a point.
North American Aviation. Grey
hound and United Air Lines fea-
tured the aViatlonS and made
fractional gains. National Dlstil-
lers. a leader in volume. showed
little change either way Other
liquors did nothing
Some leaders drlfted and regis
tered minor losses, including l.. s.
Steel. Bethlehem, Chrysler and
General Motors, and Tow priced
motors were easier, but pressure
10 sell was absent in the general
list.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21
Farm rs' M arket

TRUITs-Apples BsidvinI. No !. $3.50
Ssh on Delicious fancy. 50 81 4s,lb. bU
Rhode Island CreeninSs No. l. 50 so 45-lb
b.. JonathAnt. fancy, 81 Of ASH bu No. !
$3.50. Mcintosh. fancy. 81 81 45-lb. bu
Ssls 81 10 S sa5c s Soss ' So 's sas
? SO ssh. b.. weslihys fancy. S2eI IS
y. eu. No. !. sac 2 so Wolf River. fancy.
fancy. $3.50 bu. No. /. 50 soe3 csn;s.
lcupt No. ! 50 5oe3. ~ eo-Ib bu. Pears
Bartlett: fancy. s4.e2 hu No, 50 SOC
Craps. Concord. fancy, 50 so y ou. No /.
7sgl7s. Ounces. 81 hu. Watermelon.
VEGETABLE cREEYs-cabbsEe Greens. No.
!. 75esSl bu Collsrdl. No ! 55ceS I-25
~ kAle Nc 7Se@ 81 ou Leess NJ
~ sS 20 sGl s Sshi s sosT so, S 81
s. ! $50 zoe Sg TuTnip Greens No
IEr7TuefE AND SALAD GREENS - celery
Cabbage. fancy, 50. so bu. No si.50@2
Eneivs fancy 50 bu No J. 81 500 rs
No i .,isI 50 eol Lat Lettuce. 81 !,
ION. btkt Parsley. curly 900 6oc dol
oo Rr,., EoTsins y. ,sr 7s.s.i b. a.
7Sc dor. ochs topped, No l. SIei SO bu
Broccoli No. $50 SO mu Cabbage 30
I 7sssoe son s1 ped fancy. g 80 ~
carrots. punched No. ! 700 Doc eoi bchs
topped. fancy ti7s bu No. / Sial so
taNlhcNfr. fancy $40 30 dna No.
tt.25gi.7s. celery. fancy. eSesoc Do
eehl Nc. 4oe SOC. Sweet Com. NJ 1
ocm Elephant NJ / 75ca1I bu Fsnnsl
Nc. 1 81 soe3 oos bchs Horseraoish 81 &
70 , peck bskt Kohirsb No ] 500 CSC Dor
bcha Dry Onions. fancy $50 Sob ssck
Ne. 4. medium, 81 2oei 80. Green onions
No 4. tbcsSi.io doI. bchs Parsnips No
4. ~ Soe3 ou. Parsley Root. No. 4 90 d
Use ooz. bona Psppsys. red fvset fancy
$50 No. !. 7sca Is hu Cayenne No
s0esst peck nsst hot fancy 81 so bu
30 socsti Is bu Green No 81 81
"a BIZ. Pimentoi NO 7scatl IS bu
Potatoes. No 1. 81 7Se7 bu Pumpkins NJ
/ 7Scstl b. Raoishst. REQ No. 8 SD
80 doz. bchs Ions white No s5@75
soI. behs bisys. Nc !, $50 bu. Rutshsr1l
Nc 1. si.25Si 20 ~ squssh DeIiriou,
No tiei2s bu Table ouscn 10 ]
s0cati 7s bu Hubbard No Sio1 Is pa
Torstnet Green Nc qoeoti 25 bu
1onst0es pes bali fanry. s. 2Sai S0- 81
] 1881 Tufnipf Nc tial2s rrl
bchs topo~c fanrY - b. Ec 81 Tr4
lis vsrr'stis 0vr'trf NJ 8 ds1 hrfi
ECCs-L1rfs SIS Sc0If 81 7o-d0t esss
nsdiun. fi4ais. snail 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21
$4,000 ManifoIds Made

The Fleetwood unit Of Fisher
Body has produced $4,000 eX-
hauSt m anifold assemblies,
enough to equip $4,000 army
bombers, officials of the division
revealed today. More than 40
900 of the assemblies went into
Flying Fortresses since January,
1912.
The unit now builds exhaust
manifolds for the B-29 Super
Forts. 1t also produces exhaust
collector ring assemblies for the
BIS Mitchell bomber, as we'll as
fixed and removable Nacelle
cowlings for BITS and torpedo
racks, torque tubes and map
cases for the Mitchells.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21
Martin Has AIready Put System Into Effect

RECOGNIZING that after orders cut back his
operations will shrink dastcay Martin already
system for dealing with returning CTS and others He has
for determining their NS
knowledge, his placement
lind the outside which he
present while there still manpower shortage the method has
proved highly something
later when and the market temporarily gued with job seekers
Likewise when his the
them letter
outlining detail their skls their accomplishments
business history. This, 1t said has big
former employees, who originally carefully through
psychological tests
posts rapidly than average.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21
Synthetic Truck Tubes

All truck tubes are now made
Of synthetic rubber. Tubes with
cross section of 900 and smaller
are 100 per cent buna SIN, while
1000 and larger are 100 per
cent hutpl
The latter as we reported
once before, are said 10 he even
better than natural rubber
tubes, They hold air better and
have many qualities which will
make them a tough competitor
for crude rubber in the postwar
era
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21
Mir. Products
Profits Down

Motor Products reports a net
profit. after charges, for the
quarter ended Sept, 80 Of Sl93, 1897
or so cents share, compared to
S255, 461 or 65 cents a share for
the same period last year.
The operating profit for the
1914 period has been adjusted to
reflect the provision for estimated,
necessary adjustments under pos
sible renegotiation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21
Hope for OK.

The services are hopeful Of a
favorable ruling from the bu-
reau. Just recently the bureau
approved. for tax purposes. a
plan under which aircraft manu-
fscturers are selling war con-
tract scrap which cost millions
Of dollars, TO the Metals Re-
serve Corp. for 81. The bureau
took the position that the losses
resulting from these sales were
allowable deductions.
The no claim" plan would be
optional with the contractor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21
Started With Company as Floor Sweeper Aide

Martin started with the the
sweeper and has his
WORKERS All OF them call him by his first and when they
nave
Tor conference In wartime the
500 Martin thinks that l500 the ideal limit
employees personally operation
belief IN ancient Athens that the ideal population
of city 10000
company newly bui factory has lls and
sduse'S lStleS them the that
TO have pleasant environment which prouc.
y ne was originally country boy Nebraska.
mat IN the early there
persons in that farming change when some
began 10 decrease the
taim and increase the elaborateneSs of family
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21
Late Deals
Drop Rye

CHICAGO, Oct 20 (INS)-
Rye displayed heavy undertonc
in late trading today and closed
&c TO lac lower after losing
earlier gains ranging TO lac.
December finished lac off at
$l105s.
Wheat was under pressure and
closed sc to lac off and around
the low. December closed 13sc
lower at Sl631s.
Corn closed &c higher 10 sc
lower, oats hc up to sc down
and barley sc to sc off.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21
Houston Lighting Co.
Floats Bond Issue

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 20-The
Houston Lighting and Power Co.
has filed a registration statement
for S30,000,000 first mortgage
bonds, due 1874, and will offer
the bonds for sale under the COM
missions competitive bidding rule
with the successful bidder naming
the interest rate. Names of the
underwriters and offering price to
the public will be filed by amend
mpnt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21

lie recalled nothing of all the events of all the
days he had started drinking the day Wick left.
Each days drinking had wiped out the day before
and who could understand the blessing of that? The
blessing and sometimes the terror because of some
dreadful deed perhaps
Only one understood thS-Heen She knew he
not himself when drinking-no Don. When he
turned up at her house drunk and asked her marry
him, she wouldn't listen. When he we'll again,
she threw him out
The telephone was ringing but he thinking of
something else and almost didn't hear IT, He was
thinking of the plays they had suddenly gone TO on
the spur Of the moment and suddenly got UP and
left. how he had talked all the way uptown from the
village about what a gifted actress the star was,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21
Utiey Promoted

Roy Utley, who has been in
charge of Chrysler's tank arse
nal training school, has been
named service manager for
De Soto. He was formerly assist
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21

in 1884 and two years later went
to the Chrysler division here.
Since 1912, he has been instruct
ing army officers and enlisted
men in repair and maintenance
of medium and light tanks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21

ant service
d ire ctor of
the Chrysler
division.
Utley start
ed with Chry-
Sler in 1888
as Plymouth
service repre-
sentative in
p Philadelphia.
He bee a m e
regional serv-
ice MANAGER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21
Workers Are Entitled TO Attractive Quarters

from uS ne argues That most SIgnd
waxing hou at their place entitled 10 have
attractive He reports that the
themselves cutting absentcciSn duo 70 common
1t all adds Martins belief that the workshop is the center
OF mans fe and might be
indicated that he would rather
forced TO concede them by de pressure 80 -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21

CHICAGO oct. 20 Tins -HoGs-io 500.
steady top. STATS. bulk Sl4el4.75,
heavy. Si3'7BaI4 medium STATS lirht
S14.75 light lights. STA 5o@l4.75. pack
inr sows. Sl4. PIGS, Siial4
steady Beef steers good and choice. SIC SO
gls35 common and medium, S13al6
yearlnfs, Sll@ls Butchers heiiers $40
ml725 cows Ssal3 So bulls. Ssal3,
calves. 81 scale; feeder steers. SlOal3 so
stockers steers. 500 IS, cows and heif'
SHEEP 600: steady: lambs. SIS soa
lAfO common. Nl0hl3 yearlinFs SlOG
u SO feeders Sllal3 Is. ewes. s4@6.
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH oct 20 ms CATTLE
IT'S slow al steady pricSe steers good 20
choice SIG j0m17. 50 medium 10 good Sl4
al6. common 20 medium. Sl2al4 grass
steers S9oI5.5O heifcu. good 10 choice
Sl1 SOILS medium 70 good Sl2n IA so.
common 10 medium. SIS 5Oai2 cows good
20 choice S10W1i. medium 10 good. Ssa o
Gamers and CuttsH. S4p7 bulls good 70
choice Silml2. common 10 medium. So so
HoGs-2oo steady. lsolso lbs sI47s
oIsl5 10000 MS. yl5l0mI5ls 200
22o lbs. Si51o@l5.15. 22o-25o lbs
1870 3oo-35o lbs Si4 25al440 100
$50 los. Si2el4.25. rouEhs. Sl3.4o@
sHEEP-lso. steady on good grades slow
on All others choice lambs Sl7 T5a IA 80.
medium 10 good Sl1.5 O@12 so common
lambs. Sb@7 ewes. $40 4.5o wethers, 81 so
% 5 so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser "
Halls Firms Program
For Returning CTS

When Johnny marching home baby plant where
he have been employed while still civilian be in the
midst of drastic shrinkage a postwar basis. 80.
In the circumstances be position comply with
the law and the national conscience which that the veteran
should If possible get his old job back.
r Martin president of the Woodward Company
75year-old
blown small a larger
ing technique for dchargng Obligations
of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21

Now it came to Don suddenly that he had not
eaten. He had eaten not single bite of food
since before Wick left-how many days ago? He
never able 10 eat when he drinking: il was
the last thing he thought of and the last thing
he wanted Was it possible to 60 long without food
and still be upright? He knew 1t 1t had happened
many times.
But now new thought possessed him. Agonzing
though the long day would be II was bound to end
and darkness would fall What did that not mean?
Dellrium never came while YOU were drinking Only
after you had stopped ic had stopped and there was
no way of starting again Unable 10 60 out trapped
here, what would tonight be like