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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-03-02
ADVANCE GIFTS FOR
RED CROSS MADE

Continued from Page One'
tributors is given here:
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Mcclure
Carolina Briar Corp, Belk's De,
partment Store, $4,000 each. .
Rhodes Furniture Co., w. J
Parts Co., Mr.. and Mrs. Carl F
Coward and Cash Wholesale
Grocery Co., $4,000 each.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed M. Anderson
and Vannc-- Produce Co., $4,000
each.
DR.. Pardue Bunch, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ward Ray, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
S. Shoemaker, Jefferson Lodge
IOOF, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Hurt
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira T. Johnston
Northwestern Bank, DR.. L. L.
Long, BlackbI"n's Department
Store, Parker's Store, $500 each
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Graybeal
Worth Gentry, Todd Gentry, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred G. Ray, $4,000
each.
Mrs. John F. Hardin, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. H. Sears, Western Auto
Associate Store, Mr.. and Mrs
George Oliver, Miss Ruth Tug
man, DIR. j. K. Hunter, $500
each.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C.. Pierce, L. P
Coward, Badgers, DR.. J. L. Bal
lou, John w. Goodman, $1,000
each.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Tucker
j. B. Hash, A Friend, E. v. Eller
Edith Pierce, c. S. Neal, Fred H
Coward, r. H. Grouse, DR.. and
Mrs. Dean Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. J
L. Segraves, Reid Sturdivant, E.
A. Ray, w. B. Tribble, $1,000
each.
Mrs. Jack Rhodes, Frances
Tucker, Hattie Galloway, Mrs
Mary Hafer, Ounce Duncan, E.
E. Jones Store, Joseph A. Mar
tin, Clara D. Perkins, Maude
James, Gertrude Perkins, Mr.
and Mrs. P. G. Wright, $1,000
each.
B. H. Duncan, Mrs. Wyck Van
noy, Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Thorn
as, F. c. Nye, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
GRAPHICAL, Mrs. Jean Quessenber-
ry, Rev. John Jordan, $1,000 each.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Reeves,
$500; Ron Davis, Mrs. Edna Bur-
CESS, Imojean Hoppers, Mrs. En-
mis- R. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. V. c.
Lillard, Bruce Bowlin, Mrs. Ger
trude Vaught, Mrs. Mary Grant,
Miss Evangeline Mcneil, Good
man Brothers, SCOTS Store, w.
j. Lunch, Wayne Ferguson, Ruth
Mcneil, $500 each.
Mrs. w. C. Harrison, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. F. Sheets, T. C. Miller's
Store, Mrs Cora Morgan and fam
lily, Bina Debord, Myrtle Miller,
Mrs. Laura Goss, Lola Porter,
$500 EACH.
Hazel Vannoy, Mrs. Elizabeth
Barlowe, Mrs. Robert C. Barr,
DeEtte Crawford, Mrs. Ed Barr,
Paul Jones, Ray Ashley, Roy
Walker, $500 each.
Service Store No. 2, Warrens-
vile, S. w. James, Henry Poe,
Mrs. B. E. Reeves, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A. Dickson, Mr. and Mrs Ever
EFT Roland, Mr.. and Mrs. R. w.
Hardin, Rev. B. A. Meeks, $500
each.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Vannoy,
Mrs. Leila Denny, w. E. Mcneil,
Mrs. F. F. Absher, Rev. and Mrs.
Louis Yelanjian, Mrs. Boyd Rich
ardson, $500 each.
j. n. Myers, $6.OO; Henry Mill
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Brown,
DR.. and Mrs. Ed Jones, Mrs. REQ
Miller, Mrs. B. w. Tugman, R. M.
Parker, Mamie Smithey, Louise
Sutherland, Mrs. Marie F. Jack
son, Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, w. M.
Sutherland, $500 each.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1944-03-02

WAR BONDS will bring our
men back hoxne4SOoner.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-27
9aittDOd, ben "a. september 1914

Ifagte ite rlrbtg, DOS 2eitaurant mir.
be itb i6on finoen, ober es febIt ,1ns
bos @elo, Inn ieine 5peiien su BE.
aablen."
0ieier petnIi9en 6aen. tuaren nod
fdlimmere eefolet, uno oIs enbli9
Graf Ninart NIT eriterbenoer 5tim.
me bon Dem euten Carl &. er3ablte,
Der eina 8iirgerli6e gebeiratet babe,
uno berd6tli6 binaufiigte, I'll i'eit
tout bonnement'', oa nonoten ii6 Die
8lide al1er antpeIen6en ,aumiatiirli9
mad l1lrita unb IieBen Den Spre9er
erl6redt tnnebalten.
S6on tpabreno 6es Diners batte
ulrifas @rregung forttpdbreno suge~
nommen, als iib ober nun Die &C.
ieuidaft in eetniitlider ungeniertbeit
gum i6tpar5en &offee in ben @arten
begab, oa orobten ibre geerpen bud.
itabli6 5u reiBen; ite bate enoIid
begriffen uno, ibren Stanopuntt &C.
pGbH.
Scum ioB fte, Der man bod ieoe
mogli9e Riidltdt bate angeoeiben
loiien, MIR our6 lire eieene 59ulb
pereiniamt, nit eetriibten 8liden,
ibeu 5ufammeneefauert, tpie Elm au.
tooegebestes Siar, in elmer @de oes
Salons. Sd bin cine AuseeitoBene,
mieoerbolte fte it9 INNER mteoer, uno
ite 9aben ia eigentlid 8a6t, i9 bin
feline Ser Sbrieen, 11no peroe es ou9
niemals ietn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-27
4. Die 8affeianIe

ulrifa idtpur itd NIT touien6 81.
oen, ME, ME tptsoer nit ienon6 aus
ibres 8aters Spbdre in 8erbinolme
5u treten, l1n6 ibre @eoanfen tpon6ten
lt9 u1ttpillfiirli9 Sen Nertpon6ten iei-
ner Mutter 5u.
glortnger batta oieie ebeuio fon-
lequent nermie6en, als er lelblt bon
ieinen etgenen Aneeborigen eemte6en
Doroen mar, oo6 l1lritos berpunoe-
teS @emiit fiiblte lt9 nun plobli9 ou
ibnen binge5oeen. Sort unter oieien
i9lt6ten, bonn eiitgen @ou9e ser nor-
nebmen @efeul6aft nod nidt beriibr~
ten Weniden >piiroe ite getpiB ienes
ber5lide @ntgegentomnten finoen,
no6 tpel6em iia 1t6 10 beiB iebnte,
nno oaS man ibr lonit iiberau Der.
meigerte.
Ser 3ufau mollte> 6aB ibr Ser
longen balo erfiillt tper6en ioate. SBr
8ater tpar mie0er einmal in 'sinem
tleinen Brobin5Itaot9en geitranoet,
in tpeldem 5ltfduig Der 8ru0er bon
ulrifas Weutter ols ebrIamer Saar.
fiinitler lebte, uno @raf @l6ringer
lebte mertmiiroigerpeile Dem 8un-
i6e ieiner Eodter, Sen Sntel at BE,
lh6en, feinerlei Bioeritano entgegen.
aber mie faiil1ngslos tpar oas ar.
me &ino, als ibm oieie 5tpeite 8e9ee.
nung nit ieinen gertuan6ten cine nod
bitterere GnttduI9ung bra9te, oIs es
Die erIte getpeien.
Sdon Der anblid bes Nanens If.
rer Oeutter ol,f einem greubemalten
S6tloe iiber beri9ie6en,n oerbIabten
Soden, gbignons uno 3opfen bradte
Der aleinen Die erite grfdutterune,
bod nod bieI i9limner patroe ibr
5umute, als iie in oos 6umpfs, bon
5ett uno ge1neinen Barfiins 6uftenoe
2ofal trat, Elm eri6redtes, neridld.
teres Wann6en in beibmustem @od,
Den &amm binter Dem Dbre. eiu ga.
tet Saornaoeln trampfbaft 5tuif9en
ben Jinsern orebeno, ibr enteegen.
trat, uno fte otefes snoibi0uum oIs
Snfel begriiBen foute.
Ser oraps fleine 5riieur batte iber
ben urDerboffteu boben Behsh 70
ean5 bic Gaifune oerloren. bab e.
oen @ebrau6 feiner 8unee tpdbrenb
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-27

Iipielte nnbefangenbeit fdn1tIi9er Gn
|neienoen, Die meber tbr ettpos i9G
Ibtges. idtpar5es &leio. nod ibre ner
Ii9ieosnen 11neeididIidteiten au Be
merten i6ienen, ite tpieoer boIfom
men ii6er gen1a6t baben.
0es Iberros in bertrauli9am sc
plauoer unterbielten oonn oaeroi11g;
bic Romteien Minort ibr fleine'
S6peiter6en in toitIi9iter Beife mi
ben Sdiloeruneen Der Momente, al,
| 3. 9. nlrifa bas @efrorene nit MefIel
uno .@abel bebano2ln tpoute, ooe1
plobli6 auflprineeno ibrem gate1
bonn 8iiffet cine 56iiiiel nit grii
men @rbien bolte, tpeil ite feline gor
liebe fir 6ieies @eri9t tannte, abe1
wdbreno oes Diners bemerfte bi
iunge @rafin GIorineer nidt 6as ge
rtngite oobon, tpie unbarmber5ig mar
it6 iiber fie luittg madte.
Sic fonnte it6 Dor 5taunen eo1
ni6t faiien, ME batte tie geabnt, oaf
etn FOLDER 2urus, Elm folder &omlfor
iiberbaupt eriItiere. Ser @lan5 oes
Silbers uno oes &riltans blenoete
Der Duft Der 8lumen berauidte ite
Die feinen @eridte idienen ibr pabrt
@0tteripeiien.
Sbr 8ater i6mamm in einem Mee'
ne bon @nt5iiden, er fiiblte ft9 enolif
mieoer einnal in Dem lang entbebr'
ten @lemente, un6 uneea9tet Der et'
mas abgenuBten &lei6er, oes triiber
8lides uno Der beroddttg 8itternoer
Sdnoe blieb er ia 6od. INNER eine,
Der Sbrtgen; mas ct eetan, bos tonn'
ten iie oergeiien, bod nienols tonn'
ten iie fi6 oariiber bin&peeieten, tpe.
Die Wutter ieiner Go6ter getpeIen.
1lngeadtet al oes &uftpanoes bon
Soft uno Serablofiung, tpieoerbolten
itd forttpdbreno iebr unaneenebme
Momente. @egen ibren SiI9no6bor
ben 6iden Baron 8ernsoorf, 1ottt
l1lrtto bonn eriten Gugenblid an eins
befttge abneigung gefiiblt.
@r batte iid eben bitter iiber lire
&iible betlagt un6 gefun6en, oaB e,
oenn Ood bere6tigt getpefen pGre
5u boffen, ooB feline &onoeriotion lie
mebr intere1iieran tpiir6e, uIs ibrt
Suppe, tDenn oieie AUDI cine 5porgel
Iuppe mar.
9oS iunge Wao6en lab unn1utie
5u linn auf: sd babe ettpas @uteS
5u ellen un0 neiB ni6ts 5u re6en"
ontDortete eS tur5, ,,auBeroen bin id
bungrig."
~@ie benei0e id @ie', flultertf
8ernerSOorf oertraulid, ,,um ein Il
foitlides @efiibl; urgea6tet allel
georgenpromenaoen eelingt es mil
MIR b06lt ielten> 6ieles bel mir bers
oor5urufen."
~8enn Sic, pie i6, felt geitern I'm
oieIe 3ait nidts gegeiien bitten, mir
oe Ser Sunger gan5 bon ie1bit &C.
fommen iein," 1adte 0as ilnge Wdo'
6en.
~ab, Sic faiteien iid? 9as lit eir
gottlider @eoanfe. Sd mo6et es BEL
nobe audi beriuden; fa1n i9 mid
ood) faum erinnern. tpenn i9 ie bune'
rig getpelen 1pare.'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-27
Dbis gaiienfreasn

/ ibnen Ietten IieBeit, tpiiroelt 0u bic
tpeniger 0unmbeiten begeben."
Limb boB Der Meni9 gerooe bet1
8ru0er iein muBte; tuer Wor benz
eigentlid feline Srau?" fragte @rdft1
Siefentbal idiidtern, nit BON SrG
men erItidter Stimme, ,,eine S9au
ipielerin
"Ob, nod ettpas bieI 5d1immeres
oie Eo6ter ieines 8adtmeiiters, elm
geptiie 8on0l ooer Banol, 10 ettpaS
oerglei6en."
@rdftn GiefentbaI fant eun5 Der
ni6tet in ibren St4bl 5uriid.
,,@ir gaben oamals natiirlid, obnt
einen gclat gu MAIDEN, ieoen Ser
febr nit @n1i1 ouf uno er ipar flul
genug, feinerlei Anaberung 5u oeriu
6en."
Limb i6 ltngliidielige bab' bid
nun in cine 10 psinIide Sage &C.
bradt", iammerte Die @rdfin, ntpare
es beiier, penn i6 ibnen erf1arte, or
bobe1t pl0Blid Migrdne befommen
ln0 nenn 6u bid flii6ten tpiir6eit e.
tie itarrte no6 Dem offenen 6eniter,
als ertpdge iie i'm @eilte, Oh oei1en
Dimeniionen geniig2n tpiir0en, Der
5iernli9 umfangreiden Sreun0in Die
Gludt 81 geitatten.
~5ei bod nid)t barriidt, 2ieb",
anttportete oieis energiid, ~i9 bleibe,
Die Situation lit bodlt 11nangenebm,
aber oa @nil nun ei11naI oein @ait
1T, itno mir es iduloig, teinen 5ton'
BAL 5u maden."
~Ob, gIotbiGoe, ou biit iublime,
tannlt ou mir ie bar5eiben2"
5ie fielen ei,tanoer in bic Grme,
umarmten uno fiiBten einanoer, uno
in tpenieen Minuten botten ite lire
6aiiung tpieoer 10 melt gelponnen, Inn
in BEN Salon 51riidfebren 5u f0nnen,
mo- mittlermeile Die beioen Eo6ter oes
SauIes in betpunoerungstpiiro bigger
8etle Die 9onneurs gena6t batten
l11rifa bate anfangs bas @efiibl
gebabt, iid unter elmer l1nmalie bon
Meni6en 5u befin0en, BEL Eii6e ent.
oedte ite ieoo9, ooB oeren faum Elm
DuBeno maren.
0ie &omtelien Giefentbo1 tparen
Elm paar groBe, ettpas fnodige MG6-
6en bon 25 bis 26 Sabren nit tal=
ten, beabluuen Aueen, b1on6em Saar
un0 10 punoerbar oiinnen Sail1en,
6oB Inn oie Aorelie ibrer Wie6erma.
derin ItetS formli9 5turm gelaufeu
tpur0e.
ll1rifas &u?inen, Die S0dter ser
etlpas mal1igen, ober nod INNER
id0nen @rafin Minart erldienen, Ct.
itere pie aus Hor5el1an eaforn1t un1
10 garter Art, baB ite nidt gepagt
batte, Tie an5uriibren, aus Surdt, lie
81 5erbreden.
@raf Oeinart, oeren Bater, mil
oen li6tblonoen, lpdrliden Saaren,
ben oerl6mommenen triiben Iueeu
uno oem i6paden Seildenbuft> Den
er ausltroute> iab i6redlid fatiguiert
aus.
AuBer oen genannten tparen nod
oret SSlnggeiellen antpeleno, Elm alt.
li9er> tpoblbeleibter slatt raiierter
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-09-27
,@tne
@orft0ntgt1t
e. eSort1ebung)

111e9 tgr SQlluH9SDerI1O9en utt0 O00
tpar Die Sa9e 5temli9 Elm fo9 Dor 1i9
eegangen.
@lorineer batte @elegenbeit gebobt,
Der @rdfin i'm @eordnge einen Dienlt
au leiiten, tpor bonn, nadoem er it9
ibr borgeitellt, i'm ielben Coupe nit
ibr gefabren, un6 1ie bate ibrer Dant-
bartlett ourd cine @inlaoung glus-
6rud gegeben.
Sbmobl l1lrita ser &ufforoerun9
NIT biel tpeniger 8egeiiterung folgte
als ibr Soter, 10 fonnte iie iid elmer
getpiiien 9eeugieroe bod nidt ertpeb-
rem, un6 am nd6Iten Sage CUR be-
ftimmten Stltnoe begaben itd 8ater
uno So6ter in Die BiQa 5lora, tpel6e
Die Eiefentbals tpGbreno oes 5om.
mers betpobuten.
Sn einem blumetgei9miidten Bor"
oimmer tpuroen ite bon einem librier'
ben 9iener empfongen, bod nlrifa
blidte gan5 unbefangen INN itd), tbre
Rube mar Die oer untpiiienbeit, tpeIde
obnunesIos Der @efabr entgegeneebt.
96tte Der 8aoiente bic Sir, welde
IN bic inneret @e1ndder fiibrte, t1iht
10 rafd eeoffnet, 10 tpiiroe iie ielbit es
getan baben, oenn Tie 1par nidt &c"
mobnt, eS mtoere fir itd tun gu lai'
len.
sic beeriff or,d nidt, tpoou tbr
Boter benz Diener ibre geamen nann.
t,e oo6 bebor iie oarnad fragen tonu.
te, borte ite oieien oen @rafen rno
Die &omtefie @loringer meloen.
Sn Der Sir 0es Solons blieb fte
50gerno iteben, oas bon 8lunpen6uft
erfiillte balbounfle 3inmer i9ien ibr
i'm er1ten 9Iugenblid boul ult6noig fin
lter, er1t nod uno nad Dermo6te iie
Die @egan1 1tGnoe in oem 0Gmmerlid-
te 5u unterldeioen.
Cine 9ame, in 9on5 ltnerflarlider
8eiIe in Elm ein5iges Stiid taffee'
bral1nen Spibanitones eingetDidelt,
naberte Itd ibr, cine 5peite, itartere,
altere Dame iprang bon ibrem SiBe
empor, l1lrifo borte einen &ufidrat,
Dem ein 5tpeiter BON ibrem 8oter aus-
geltoBen fo1gte, uno iub, ooB lesterer
ounfelrot gelporoan
Die Dame, oie 10 ploslt9 aufge+
iprunsen, mar gloringers Sdpeiter
@rafin Minort, Die ct ieit Is Sab'
rem nidt mebr eeieben> uno Die faf'
feebraune Dame itano, offenbar gan5
faii1mgslos, 5lpiiden ben beioen. @rd'
fin Minart beiaB itarfe Neroen uno
fano a,serit ibre Saltl1ng tpieoer, Die
ebenio arttge tpie eiiiee 8egriibune IT,
res Bruoers tpor Elm Meiiterltiid bon
@etuanotbeit, uro als nod einiee Per'
ionen iid etngefltnoen, benuste bic
Sausfrau ben eriten ,nbetpadten au'
senbIid, I'M 6ie 5reunoin in ibr
8ouooir gu steben.
sd bate meme noreiliee @i11la'
oln9 eleid eeltsrn tpieoer suriidneb'
men m6een", flagte ite nit ben Sra
nen ringeno. ,,9lare uno Selena tpa.
rem nidt tpenie iiber meiue Timber"
Geetbeit entriiitet, bic el,ten 4tnber
fin6 aud ,utrflid piel berniinftiser
oIs i'd"
..ge,utb". beitdttete @raftn Msi'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-26
Livestock Market
~ TROIT


SIC orshin- sI"" Nr7fr on
all classes orh few scattered small l0fs
s.au .h'rr steers and tearirEs offered
mo lower grades carried from Monaat
sr.sH .rf good 'u choice around e0D-lF
rrf.fs Sfrl0 frw good steers ard year.
unrs SIS an IA aN most common and
med 5m grades S1n - 50 eafiy sales
comm and ws1H M teef COWS 50 SD.
$50 Gamers and cutters Nsrs some boz.
'eft.'s .rirs vFrr sI.,ft Ha COWS. 'a.k'rs
u0f- wwH" AMI medium -ausaEo bulls
mostly 81 f.W good rcavIes f.
81 .H .ah'atr.Lff cutters down fr 81 $40
rct.aasrrrr' cattle scarce
CALVES tGl yosfsrt active s'r.0.
Practical fuu and bulk good and ch.irr
.ta.-.s SIo .n. frv stue'y eho.,. Sf-
medium Nlt11f tu. common Sll.I3.
uI"s .r-' g.. los .r weight 5000
Hoes Q a0o. good and ch4l1e --4----i.-i
IN f17r- Hf NIa Pm the urr.~
prir' asking hcher nm other weights ana
e.ur
SHEEP n10 slaughter lambs lnF
sheep ar"ra most so0d and choice native
slaughter iamhs $50 81 go choice cIHstN
sorted s0-sn .hs $3.50 around 30 h.8t
sca'.rg -1 los Si6 medium 90 eaad
0,s.. LOTS Sl- 50 so common So
!FtU cll.s ST. 5p bulk aoof sad
.hor' tat r'eS S7uS common ard nc-
dunn So M cfUs 81 Be-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-26

IL doing pretty GOOD a. r.
700 Fourth War Loan officials
tcil me- thai r bond sales are
running well below tho goals SOY
and The response 10 the other
ISSUES is oven worse.
W>' happened 10 think Ro--
coo $ got another trick up h.>
sleeve that ne uses whom an ex-
cuScS fail He think, that this
viii get him rhc knights Cross
'of Tho Iron Cross Those fcw
war bonds that be did have 20
buy under pay rall deduction.
hc going 20 cash in IN so days
Clever ch
Obviously Roscoe Znch i NOT
this bird real name 81, {
you're interested IN looking him
over his image can be seen In
thousands of mirrors all over
Detroit
Surprised
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-26
Auto
Graphs
Young Ford, Grant
Offer Contrasts at
NADIA Convention
By SILER FREEMAN

off with the old and on with
the ne@
The National Auto Dealers
Association saw this contrast at
Yesterdays sessions in the La
laNctte Thcater First, they
heard Henry Ford II, the heir
apparent 20 the Ford empire.
II was his first big public APP
pearance here and he carried
himself In good fashion He
gave short but pointed adj
dress as vice president IN charge
OF sales for ms company !
Later in the day the auto
dealers. heard r II. Grant who
luSt retired as vice president OF
General Motors in charge Of
sales. Dick. still vigorous and
holding his audience as Of old,
spoke on Automobile Distribu-
ton. Past and Future The
topic was suited 10 his eXperi-
ence and he gave the dealers
valuable tips.
But there was the contrast,
the 26-year-old Ford Just start
ING off on sales career. And
Dick Grant. stepping aside with
his laurelS we'll earned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-26

Danhol, general counsel New York
Central system; treasurer, T. ".
Hotchkl~S, secretary and assistant
treasurer. Grand Trunk, secrc-
tary. r. l.. Barber vice presidents
office, New York Central, assist
ant secretary and auditor, r B..
Kennedy and general manager
y c. Cohau
Directors named were Hogan
H. Y Spike general counsel W
II. EdmondSon general supern-
tendent, and & a Skog. freight
TTafGc manager Grand Trunk,
Mckee. Danhof Gustav MctIman,
vice president and o. r Bromley
freight traffic manager, New
York Central.
Al The annual meeting Of Tho
Detroit Manufacturer Railroad
j. l. Mckee, wee president New
York Central. WIS named pre>l-
dent William r Barbour vice
pres dent + l. Barber secretary
and treasurer and O.. r Wheeler
auditor
Director, are Barbour Mckee.
J j DanhOl James s Holden
Gustav Nctlman q. r Bromley
and + T. williamson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-26
Market Opens
TT
Extends Gain

NEW YORK. Jan 26 GNS)
Stocks with South American n-
tcrcsts extended yesterday rally
following Argentina break with
the AXIS while the rest of the list
opened quiet and irregular today
International Telephone an d
PaiIno Mines, strong yesterday.
were fractonally higher Al the
opening, the latter on a 800
share sale American and For
cicn Power ISSUES also had good
support
Sleels were steady. as were the
rails and chemicals Communi:
cations ral equipments. utilities
and aNlationS were mixed and
marrow In quiet dealings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-26
First Ford De aIer

Young Ford was introduced
10 his audience by William l..
HughSon the first authorized
Ford dealer in the United States
and the largest Bill HughSon
is known well in sales circles
on the West Coast
He told Of his first meeting
with the elder Ford, his con-
facts with EdSel Ford, when the
latter became p and was placed
in charge of sales by his father.
And he reminisced affectionately
on his first meeting with young
Henry. whom he dangled on his
knee at the age of 3.
Il don't think l would dangle
him on my knee now" qulpped
Hughson as the Stalwart young
Ford stepped up TO the micro
phone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-26
Wages
Highest
I'm Detroit

LANSING Jar. rs OUP1
Average weekly earnings IN the
manufacturing Industries of the
Detroit area were higher than IN
any other section of the state
during December, II was reported
today by The state department of
labor and industry.
The average weekly earnings in
December by districts were
District5l Wayne and parts Of
Macomb. Oakland and Washtc-
nav S6234.
District . Clare. GladWln. Are
nae Midland. Bay Saginaw
Huron, Tu>cola, Sanilac. Gcnc,ec
Lapccr. S>Clair Macomb and
Oakland S35.S5
District Isabclaw Grauot
Clinton, ShlawaSsee 1ngham
Eaton and Livingston. S567i
District 4 Montcalm, Kent
Ionia and Barry SASS.
District 5 ManlStcc. Wexford
Mason Lake, -0sceeta. Occana
Ncwaygo MccoSta and Nluskegon
500 Is
District 6 Ottawa Allegan
Van Buren, Kalamazoo. Berren
Ca,S and 81 Joseph S4635
District Z Calhoun. Jackson
WashtcnaW, BranC h, HlllSdale
LenaWee and Monroe. S5005
District : BenzIe Grand Ira.
verse ALASaukee, RoScommon
OGemaw IoSco and all counties
north 10 The straits. S37li
District 9 Upper Peninsula
S3g y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-26
Michigan Hens
Produce More

LANSING, Jan. - cUP)
Michigan hens produced 1872
666.666 eggs IN 1913. an increase
Of 100000 as compared with
the total for l942. It was an
nounced today by the Michigan
Cooperative crop Reporting
Service
Production OF eggs during De
cember totaled 00.0O0.O00 the
same as for December. 1912
Prices averaged 426 cents per
dozen, As compared with 491
cents in November Chickens
sold AT an average price of 233
cents per pound a decrease Of 10
per cent as compared with No
veubor Ask prices IN December
were So ~ per hundredWeighl and
scratch grains increased ) cents
70 81 20 per 'hundredwclght
Production Of baby chicks dur
ing 1913 totalcd 427.445 600 as
compared with l199, 9SS. 600 dur
ING 1912 tho service said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-26
i. :. Bond Sale
Push he'd as War
Spending Rises
BY LEWIS HANEY

irnirssnr of Economics y. :. University
a main event affecting business
last week was The start of tho
war bond drive The goal is 10
sell over IA billion dollars worth
this time a larger part 10 lndi-
Wdual buyers II is hoped that
such AN amount VIII bc large
enough IN comparison with AN an
nual war expenditure OF upward,
OF IS billion dollars 20 supplement
tax revenues. and TO check inla-
ton Doubtless The bond drive
has restraining effect both on
trade and on financial markets
Past drives. however. have APP
pcarcd 10 make surprisingly little
difference In The trend either Of
retail sales or Of the stock mar
ket And this fact should enable
any one 10 understand that these
drives are not likely 10 have much
effect In preventing initiation As
a matter OF fact. the bulk OF the
spcndIng Is done by OF for the
government and the war program
The So-calied civilian goods
are not entirely Separable from
war supplies of which billions Of
dollars worth take The shape of
TODD and clothes Thus 4 large
part Of the bond money is In fact
likely 10 bo used 10 bid up
prices Of -tre->limited supplies Of
goods which are partly available
for civilian purchase.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-26
ChiIds President
Of Sugar Group

At meeting here in Detroit.
Godfrey. S ChildS of Saginaw
was elected presiden, of the
Farmers and Manufacturers Beet
Sugar Association. ChildS sue
ceedS to the office left vacant by
the death Of James f. Larrowe.
one of the pioneers of the beet
sugar industry and who since the
inception of the association had
been IFS directing head.
ChildS rs president OF the Mich
igan Sugar Co, with head offices
IN Saginaw and processing plants
in Alma. Caro-. Croswcll. Sebe-
waing and Lansing. The aSsocia-
ton Is made up of the farmers
who grow the beetS and the va
rious companies which process the
finished product
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-26
Units Now Supplying Key War industries

td"ald \. Tobem field co-ordInaor Columbia Basin
Investigations under the department the
TO tins column from Grand Couice Washington
j The
In connection with the
of central Washington. which
period with backed by Torbe
people who the land have readable
and federal he
The dam completed and installed
ing key industries irrigation
built wi be
era before water available irrigation project
lands"
The project plain bring being through
OF rlCatonrnew additional TIN, viii
10 get tree land the WeSA administration
been seeking agricultural
except available additional
apdanl5} inconsistent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-26
M. S. Rukeyser
NJ. 5. Rukeyser
Postwar Plans net
For COulee Project

What viii We do with manpower facilities
tory when We S1L4l making
ms quest ION rec> and runs through the consciousness of
tlI the citizens This writer thinks that the
nation resources be- made through the private
enterprise which keeps intimate and unccaSng with
desires Of customers
irrespective OF ihs view commitments already made indicate
maj government intends role
mo economic ~phoTc Thus irrespective ot ones political
or social theories must be conceded that
power project has boon carried federal government
mat nothing remains except 10 completion tho