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Evening star., 1944-10-05
Weather Report

District of Columbia, Maryland
and Virginia-Clouds breaking and
becoming partly cloudy and warmer
this afternoon. Fair and low in up
per Sos tonight. Fair and warmer
tomorrow.
River Report.
Potomac River clear, Shenandoah
cloudy at Harpers Ferry. Potomac
slightly muddy at Great Falls.
Report for Last "a Hours.
Evening star., 1944-10-05

editor, David 10th, testified that
Press Research was not connected
with or financed In any way by the
National Citizens Political Action
COMMITTEES or any political COM
mittee.
Evening star., 1944-10-05
Record for Last "a Hours.

Record for Last "a Hours.
(From noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest, 81, noon. Year ago, 64
Lowest, 50, noon yesterday. YeaI
aso, A..
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 9S, on June 1S.
Lowest, II, on January Q.
Humidity Rep0rt
Evening star., 1944-10-05

Help win the war by saving waste
kitchen fats.
Evening star., 1944-10-05
The Sun and Moor

Rises. Sets.
ssp. ssD. teMSrrov sedsy 7::SSss s:ts
Moon, today 9:29 pm. 1888 a m
Automobile lights muss be turned on
one-half hour after sunset.
Precipitation.
Monthly precipitation in inches IN the
Capital Current month to date):
Evening star., 1944-10-05
Record Temperatures This Year,

TIDE Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
Passenger Car Totals

r. L. Polk Co. has completed
its first preliminary report OF
official passenger car national
registrations since -f94f.The
preliminary report shows some
interesting facts, besides indi-
eating a drop of only 1851, 300
cars since Pearl Harbor.
Polk reported that its initial
tabulations showed 24.04S,711
passenger cars in operation as
of July. 1914. Just prior to
L. S. entry into the war, there
were 27,70o.0l1 cars Thus a
drop of 1918 per cent has been
recorded in three years.
On Nov. "a. Marcus Aims
worth. statistician OF Automo-
tive and Aviation Industries,
made his annual forecast of
m oInEyehicie registrations,
which took in both trucks and
passenger cars. showing 30, 202.-
207 cars and trucks as OF Jan.
1.. 1915. His total and Folks
will not be far apart. when the
latter complies its survey Of
truck registrations in a few
weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
Shift in Population

Most interesting part OF the
Polk survey is the shift in the
nations car population, as
shown by comparisons in regis
trations. Despite the drop in the
car population. four states have
shown an increase in registra-
tions. Arkansas jumped Ills
per cent, California LOG per
cent, Oregon SO per cent and
Utah 1.SS per cent.
Largest decline in registra-
ton was in District of Column
bia, which lost 37.5s per cent
in three years. Pennsylvania
went down 20.53 per cent and
Michigan fell off 1917 per cent.
The latter has 1,339,419 pas
senger cars registered against
1,579,066 in 1871.
East and Midwest suffered
the heaviest declines in car
population. while the South and
West Coast showed the lesser
drop. indicating the shift in
war-working car owners.
Folks automotive research
bureau is completing a study
OF reductions in mileages. rate
of continued depreciation and
postwar requirements in car
service, sales and car usage,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
Auto
Graphs
en- Shifts Aircraft
Section TO Allison

On Feb. / next. Don Berlin
and the aircraft development
section OF General Motors,
which he heads, will be trans
ferred from the Fisher Body
division to Allison in Indianap-
oils, c. f. Wilson. president of
GM. announced today. Berlin's
department has been working
on engine installations and
associated problems.
Allison is completing fight
test facilities at Indianapolis.
This includes a large hangar
and work shops in which engine
installation work will be carried
on and engine plane structures
and performance will be CO.
ordinated.
Wilson stated that this move
has long been contemplated TO
provide Allison with experienced
personnel , and facilities to test
its engines. Right now. he
added, the work will be con-
fined to military requirements
but applications to commercial
aircraft will be studied later.
This indicates that GIN may
remain in the aviation field, as
far as engines are concerned,
after the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
Detroit Produce

Trading was good q, the Detroit Union
IN ''i S.rs '' supply ' with T X. Exception Of
punched carrots and Iceberg head lettuce
which sold a. eeilint on nrm market with
too plentiful with the market steady Other
yefetsoles were generally steady. Western boz
Ppi, are 10 very nsn, SUPPLY TIT n1c, SUPPL r
sesns.S Viz Msns' soe h.her or n,
.s xFfsrE Esea II ffi Sn Us No Delicious.
ss2iss4s. Jonsthans, ssasis Mcintosh
best 32iSa+2 t.lI quality 50 SoI!h.rn
CTesninEs. few best sa steeleT Red, 1913
gs.3s. 7i.-in minimum. common storage.
BEANs--Fiorids bu hampers, Valentines
st7bss75 Plsnufuh' s4e4.so wax
sEETs-TsSaS I. crates ,7aSe77S.
BE6ccoLiI--Pony crates. Arizona. So.
cABBxcE-so,ie sacks. new crop, round
Los Angeles crates, 81 25s4Ts, Michigan
cARRQTs-Crsiet dol bchs. Arizona.
cAuLIFLowER California pony crates,
cELERY-Pasc.I. California crates "a dor
s4s4 as MiohiEsn Golden Hear, 81 dor
CUcuMBERs-FloridA bu baskets. some
generally rood quality. s7.6o@e.
ENDIvEz-csnforniA Los Angeles crates. 80
EscARoLE - Fiorids bu hampers. sac
215 Louisiana bu baskets $50
CRAPEFRCIT--TexsE crates white, s3a
Sc. Florida pinkS small - as
GRAPES--caliiornis Emperort luFs sos
S2s mostly ss2S
LErTUcE-Los Angeles crates Iceberg As
dor Arizona. IS 40 leaf lettuce. dollhouse,
lO.lh. baskets. Ohio 81 .6o9lsS
ONIONS--aQ-ih sacks Michigan US No. !
YeoWs $3.50! Colorsdo-fdAho US No !
Sweet spanish. brFs, 81 500 IS, medium.
81 2S@i so.
ORANGES Florids boxes 81 soeS so
mostly S5a 5 20
PoTAToKs-ioo H. sacks Us No I
size A. Idaho Russst Burbanh - SOC OIL
utility ErAde 4oa3so. 1o-lb SACKS
Unity rrsdf Aoc Maine Kstshcin-Chippews
81 2bSg4o iS-ib sacks, sl953c Green
Mountains. 81 40 is-lb SACHS. sic -Michi
ran ChippeSas. 50 eoN7 Russet Rurals
- 6oa265 Uppsr Peninsula Kstahdins
- coo ?. lh-lh--EackI- Green MogniAins-
RiprsHEs Texas crates. t72s@27s,
sWEET PoTAToEs-Pu,r,o Rlcsn vans
crates Louisiana xs2SaS7S Tennessee
s3iS New Jersey bu hampers, ss3b. n
Carolina bu Ports $40
TANCER1NEs-Tlorids boxes issi; bu
ToMAToEs-tn n repsen 81 So hot
house ohio e-b baskets medium "a 70,
large 81 SO small some fair. 81 1894 so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
Priorities

The Detroit regional office Of the WIPE
announced today the following priorities se-
tons
Las, Interpretation l"Esperimentsl Mod
els OF PASSENGER Automobiles" Prohibits pro-
duction except - authorized under PR-23.
provides for obtaining priority sssistsnes
L-2i6. Schedule 2, amended. t'wrenches' -
Permits certain types Of vrenches and wrench
sets 70 be manufactured from inventory.
L-2ee, Amended "steriiirer Equipment"
Revises amounts Of brass castinfs 20 supple
ment M-e-c, brings veterans' Administration
under exemptions
MIS- amended. wool" Removes restric-
tons on use Of alpaca: deletes use Of
wPB-37o.
NIB Direction amended. Use and
Delivery OF Worsted Yarn Freezes all
French Knitting yarn proceSsed from rita
70 1-l7-fS for delivery on rated orders. re
ouires maintenance OF production as Of Octo-
Der. 1914 sugments definitions 70 conform
ME- smended Asbestos Removes re-
strictions On South African asbestos and
deletes reference 70 wPB-2sis and old 70
For fur,hev Details contact wPB. rsio
woodward avenue. Phone TR 7-4soo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
Build New 9
Cargo Plane

NEW YORK, Dec. IL - North
American Aviation. Inc. has en-
tered into negotiations with the
government for the manufacture
of a new type cargo plane, de-
signed by another company, at its
Kansas City and Dallas plants,
according TO J. II. Kindelberger,
president.
The Dallas plant will assemble
and manufacture certain parts of
the plane, he said, and the Kansas
City plant will do subcontract
work. the nature of which was
not disclosed.
The new work at the Kansas
City plant will not affect the pro-
ductiOn OF BPS Mitchell bombers.
Although Kindelberger did not
disclose the new plane 10 be
manufactured, J. Carlton Ward
Jr., president Of Fairchild Engine
and Airplane Corp, has announced
in the East that a large undis-
closed quantity of Fairchild CO
Packet, called "the Flying Box
car" has been ordered by the
army air forces and will be manu-
featured BY North American.
The Packet is designed to carry
tanks, artillery and troops TO dis
tant points of operation and is in
full production 4 Fairchild's
HagerStown. Md. plant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
Shoppers Strip
Store Shelves

NEW YORK, Dec. 11-Christ-
mas shoppers are stripping stores
down to the shelves The heaviest
holiday buying in history, retailers
forecast. may lead TO drastic short
ages when Christmas is over.
-Stocks-nf- merchandise inads~
quate in many stores for the rush
of business today will be riddled
by the end Of the month and in a
number OF eategories viii be diff
ficult to replaee.
Reports OF record-breaking bust
ness come fuom all quarters, A
department store chain with more
than dozen stores across the
country had the two biggest SELL
ing days OF its history a week ago.
Mays New York store had
what is believed TO be biggest
selling day in any stores history,
81 900, 900 on Thursday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
Stocks Up
At Close

NEW YORK, Dec. II tINS)-
Profit taking in a number of
pivotal leaders imposed a mixed
complexion in the stock market
early today. but continue
strength in speculative issues
which paced last weeks sharp
rise encouraged closing rally in
the backsliders.
Rails and many specialties ex-
tended the seven-year peak Stab
lished in the recent bull market.
Volume again moved at more
than 100000 shares for the full
session. 60S.0O0 changing hands
by noon.
The market -highlight was a
sharp squirt in Magma Copper on
news Of the discovery of a new
ore deposit on the company's Ari-
IONA lands. The shares rose to
2l4, up nearly 4 points, in the
first two hours of trading. -
Chrysler -dipped half point
before recovering IS Steel
held around Saturdays close.
Bethlehem reacted about q, then
ratified.
Santa Fe staged a half point
rise in the rails. Douglas gained a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
WOUNDED


PVT. JAMES ALEssANDRO,
20, Sept. IA, in France, for which
he received the Purple Heart. A
former Ford employe. he has been
in service for two years and over
seas for the last six months. His
mother is Mrs. Nancy Alessandro,
10000 Essex, Dearborn.
PVT. EUGENE j. ANDERLIE,
20, Sept. 13, in Luxembourg. In
service since May, 1913, he went
overseas last February. According
to word received by his mother.
Mrs. Louise p. Anderiie. 1883
Havana. he has been awarded the
Purple Heart.
PVT. ROBERT T.. BRYANT, 20,
Mo-. 8. in France. He worked for
De Soto. entered service In Eehru-
airy. 1943. and went overseas last
August with the infantry. His par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Bryant,
live al 2497 Fifteenth.
PFC. JACK CAUDILL, 90.
Eshell-shocked, Sept. IL, in France.
He entered service in November,
1910, and went overseas the fol-
lowing September. According 10
his mother, Mrs. Mae Stark. f6f4s
Greenlawn, he has now returned
10 action. His father is Kelly
Caudill of Charleston. W. Va.
TIA JAMES A. DUGGAN JR.,
q, Sept. Is, in France. for which
he received the Purple Heart. He
was graduated from Visitation
High, worked for the Ford Motor
Co. and entered service in April.
1943, and went overseas last Janu-
airy. His mother. Mrs. Lucy +.
Duggan. lives at 1927 Pasadena.
PVT. LEONARD r. HOLLOW
SKI, 20. Sept. 10. in France. He
worked for Briggs, entered the
army in December, 1e43, and was
sent overseas last June. He Is the
son of Mrs. Jessie Kozlowski, Ass
Sobieski.
PVT. LAWRENCE F. ME-
LOCHE. 80. Sept. II, on the
Belgian German border. Now hos
pitalized at Wakeman General
Hospital in Indiana. Pvt. Meloche
recently spent a three-day fur
Tough with his wife, Helen, 1927
Seyburn. He worked for Packard's,
entered service in December. 1912.
went overseas last March, and has
been awarded the Purple Heart.
His parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Meloche. 949 Twenty-third.
PFC. CREED T.. SOWARDS,
20. Nov. II. by a sniper's bullet in
France. Hospitalized in Paris. he
wears the Purple Heart. Pfc.
Stewards attended Southeastern.
entered service 81 months ago and
went overseas last August. He is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Greed
Stewards. 5519 Lakeview.
S/SGT. JAY ID. TIDSWELL. 25.
Sept. 13, in France. In service
since April, 1943. he went overseas
the following December. Accord
ing TO his wife. Audrey, $500
fireman, he has been awarded the
Purple Heart. Sgt Tidswell has
one daughter, Roberta. His par
ents are Mr.. and MI . Jay lids
well, 1851 Beechdale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
Recess Election

The Recess Club forwards the
entire list Of candidates for the
board of directors of the club
and il includes:
z. Keith Fraser regional
manager Of Martin Parry:
George w. Walker. industrial
designer William Packer, vice
president Packard George
Ronlney. Automotive Council
managing director; c. A. Cru
soc, director of purchases of
Fisher Body; o. r. Bromley,
freight traffic manager OF New
York Central; George Hooper,
manufacturers agent. and II.
z. O'Leary. assistant director OF
styling OF GM.
And I'm told my good friend
Charlie Awkerman. go-getting
head of Parker Wolverine. is
an odds-on bet to be the next
president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
Make 'Skyhooks'

Phil UrfdGe. president Of
Cridge Printing Co. was show
ing me a check from the Sky
hook Co.
At first I thought II was a
ioke. bar Phil showed me the
address, 1856 Wiltshire Blvd,
Los Angeles, and explained that
this ives the empany that made
those marvellous gadgets, which
resemble q fat boomerang. that
the army is lsing 10 drop sup
plies.
You'll recall that although
they're made OF plastic and are
fairly heavy, he strange curled
An makes them spin and you
can drop eggs. in them from
10000 feet without breaking the
eggs. Phil avs that they're
making tey-Skyheoks for kids,
too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
December Rye
Sets Grain Pace

CHICAGO. Dec. II (INS) -
Broad buying of December rye
which advanced 2 cents featured
late dealings in grains today. All
grains finished higher.
The December rye delivery
reached SLIP and closed at the
high. Other rye futures finished
&c TO CSC higher.
Wheat closed &c 10 &c higher
after erasing earlier losses rang
ing TO &c December reached
81 .6Sss, { the highest since last
spring May and July futures
reached new peaks for the season
Corn finished &c 10 &c higher
and at-the highest level in nearly
tow months.
Oats closed 1sc to sc up and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
What S New
In Business
Controllers 10 Hear
Old AAA Traveller
By WARD SCHULTZ

Like many another good or
ganizstion. the Detroit Control
lers' Group viii hold It's annual
Christmas party sans dinner
because Of the waitress and cook
strike.
Scheduled for tomorrow night,
the gang viii take tho ladies
down 10 the Wardell Sheraton
Hotel and a. a special feature,
Jim Welch. the old AAA Trav-
eler. will address thas group on
This Amazing America
Jim has almost as many b.
zArre and virtually unbelIev-
able facts about this country
crammed away N his notebook
as Bob Ripley ard the gals will
get added kick out OF some OF
his famous menus.
In addition. = +. c. Stephenson
of the J. L. Hudson Co. will give
the highlightS Of the 1914 in
come tax laws.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
Ripley Special

u. S. Rubber has now devel-
oped a hydraulic hose that sends
out a stream of water so power
ful IL will rip the bark off log.
The company says the hose is
braided with wire and is at
tached TO q debarking machine
cleaning the bark off a 20-foot
log in 80 seconds. Pulp mills
report an Is TO 20 per cent
saving in wood pulp and 20 per
cent in manpower.
Two jets OF water squirt from
nozzles on mobile carriage
and the nozzle must be kept
turning constantly or the water
will bore a hole through the log!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
Bendix Shifts Two

Clayton w. Butterfield has
been transferred to the general
staff of the automotive division
of Bendix Products. IL was an
nounced by Allan c. Chambers.
director of the division. He will
be succeeded by T. A. kreuser
as sales service manager.
Butterfield has been with
Bendix since 1882 and Kreuser
about the same length of time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
KILLED
PFC. LEONARD A. DzIEKAN

PFC. LEONARD A. DZIEKAN.
Fl. Oct. S, on Peleliu. He was
graduated from Chadsey, joined
the marines in August. 1912, and
went overseas two months later
A memorial mass will be held at
$3.50 a. m. Thursday. Dec. Ia, in
st. Andrews Church. He leaves
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roman
Dziekan, 5129 -Braden, two sisters
and one brother.
PVT. JOHN A. FARMER, %,
Nov. 20, in Germany. Formerly
e mployed by Nightingale and
Hilliker, he entered service in
November, 1943. and went over
seas last August. He is survived
by his wife. Marjorie, and son,
John of 1888 Marion, Grandale
Gardens; his mother, Mrs. John
Farmer, 9343 M EN- orial; one
sister, and two brothers, one Of
whom Is in service overseas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12

FRUITs-Applef, Baldwin,. No. ], 81 500
l.eo 4s-le. eu. Delicious. No 81 SO e
t3 ss 90 N 45S ~ Rsees Island MS
sreea.nEs No So "a so 4s-tes-- stf
S9Ss:P' l 10 3 e 1ss g + :sS s SS
'orth.rn spu No /, t2sos7so +S.e
Wealthy No. l. s2a2so ASH. bu. vol
vrGrTABLE GREENs-colsrds No ! 81
eh. 50 Spinach sS h''s 70 10 .ias5f 50 % s Sf5
: LETTUCE AND SALAD cREENs-ceiefy
shbsge fancy. 50 25@2.so eu.. No.
L. os ' ssss,, n sSssot 7ss9ss6c
| Obj bsiEet Parsley. curly, 4oe eoe dot
VEGETABLES, nisc.-Be,,a. No. I, 7ses
= aoz beh'. topped, no sielso e9'
iso0is' si al 50 b.. curly eaf No 7scssi
VI Carrots punched, 10 shssoc doi
,i 7Se5 csulifiower 10. /. S2a7so bu
ss'y mhfsn so 30 so' sn sSh' 50 g
iot bchs Fennel fancy. 50 DOR bchi No
,ry y onioa ho'' f.aS9 slN2ss 20 SON ss
60. medium 81 So@i.eo PsrsniP' 10
Ri7s bu Potatoes No. J. essi 40
~ Pumpkin s0a7sc bu Psdishes red
,oihouss 81 20 doz bchi black No /
y ASA 50 ou Rutsbsfss Ne J. 81 2,
sise eu S sg psiiei2 T,.,, ia 6,,. 81 -
/ 7seasi su Hubbard isaey 81 so hg.;
30 ]. e0cstl Is. Turnipf NJ. aor =
~ - coz bcrf topped fancy. 81 hu
81 81 1SAi.7s vtFstsbls oysfsrs, No. !
-recs-Lsrrrrs s1s soei7.so 50 DOT case
medium, S1sal6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
Sketches of City'e
War Casualties
PFC. John r. MULLANE,

PFC. John r. MULLANE,
the Silver Star for bravery W
fighting at ST. Lo. Wounded
July, he also holds the Pul
Heart. His wife. the fo1-
Monica Killeen. lives at 1890 Z
hurst. He is the son Of Mr.. !
Mrs. j. I. Mullane, 1886 Milit'l
TISGT. ALOYsIUS j. VOL
%, the Distinguished Ser
Cross for bravery in actions
France. A former Briggs empl
he entered service in June. !
and went overseas last May.
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r
lax. 992 +. Palmer, have
other sons serving overseas,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
Paramount Plans
To Redeem MORTGAGES

NEW YORK, Dec 11-President
Barney Balaban announces two Of
Paramount's consolidated domes-
tic subsidiaries are redeeming on
or about Dec. %. 1914, the bal
ance, amounting TO S1,214,000. of
the principal amount OF their first
mortgage bonds covering respec-
lively the Granada Theater prop
erty and the Mario Theater prop
erty in Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
Pre-YuIe
Sales Up

Last week in the Detroit area
was marked by heavy volume OF
pre-ChristmaS buying al retail
with a sharp upswing starting on
Friday Of the previous week, il
was reported by Dun & Brad
street, Inc.
AS in previous years, many
stores extended selling hours and
the relatively mild weather IA
vored shopping.
Department stores were
crowded with shoppers all week
and sales from representative
units reported increases up TO 20
per cent over the past week and
from 5 to 10 per cent above 1943
volume.
Luxury items were in strong
demand but all types of merchan-
disc suitable for gift purposes sold
well.
Stocks Of toys were larger than
last year and sales have been ex-
cellent.
The majority OF speciality shops
also participated in the uPtrend,
although sales were less uniform
than in department stores, the
best report indicating a gain OF 20
per cent over l943, and 20 per
cent above the previous week.
Mems clothing and furnishings
stores had very satisfactory
week, with furnishings active be-
cause of gift purchasing but cloth
ing e. particularly fhigheEpfieel
making an even better showing.
Collections were equal 10 last
wear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
Cusser in New Post

Warren Cusser. former mana
ger Of the Detroit General
Motors parts warehouse. has
been named head of the whole
sale parts department of the
Grand River Chevrolet Co. He
has been with GIN in Chicago
and GAINESVILLE. Wis. before
coming TO Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
DECORATED
PFC. JAMES n. KETTLE JR.,

%, the Combat Infantryman's
Medal for running through heavy
gun fire to get ammunition to the
front lines. He entered service in
February. 1913, and went over
seas last September. His mother,
Mrs. w. A. Steele. 4153 Lincoln,
has one other son now serving in
New Guinea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12

Utility Gets Extension

NEW YORK. Dec. II - The
SEC has approved the petition Of
the Central States Power & Light
Corp. 10 extend the maturity date
of its per cent debentures from
Jan. I. 1915. to Jan. I, 1916.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
Kelsey Hayes Wheel
Paws Two Dividends

Kelsey Hayes Wheel reports
dividends of 37la cents on Class
A stock and 37la cents on Class
B. both payable Jan. 2 10 holders
of record Dec. 1S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
PRISONER
s/sCT ALDEN T. RICH

since Oct. 10. in Germany. In
service since November, 1912. he
went overseas last April. His wife,
Rita. lives at 6126 Crane. and his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Rich, reside at 6151 Crane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12

Listed among todsy's biogra-
phicsl sketches Of war casualties
are a marine killed on Peleliu and
a soldier who died In action in
Germany.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12

Order the United states War
Savings stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them 10 your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
CHICAGO CASH 6RAIS

CHICAGO Dec il ciNs Cash grain:
coRN-No' 2 yellow. s1is No yellow.
N.isai ie No yellow, si.ioai IL No
yellow si.o1i.Sl oei. nrpl, frsde
ole grade white, 81 Ii
osrsnSc ,s ?iosd 14sy vS,,. " sn.4.
heavy. 7se No I white. heavy, TIE, No. l
mixed, heavy. 74l.c. No. red heavy Tflse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
wtNNtpVc cuAINs

WINNIPEG Dec. n ffNS -Rye closed
May, sii1ss@i.ti's July, si.io. bid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

TOLEDO, o, Dec II TINS '-tHh HhIn
wHKAT-No. 2 red 81 7oH@I7ln
CORNING yellow corn, 81 .15dlle'
e oErs.Yo White. TifsssTSIEe; No. 3
white T7i5 d74c
SoYBEASs-No. 2 yellow. s7.1o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12
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Dividend, N the fcr.toinr table are the
ameunu declared ~ PAID - far this year
uulsss desiTnatsd ~ ar astsrtsk IN vhich case
dividend y payable IN isas ard hfurt de-
notes total paid Or PAYABLE tsaa-ss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-12

Santa Fe staged a half point
rise in the rails. Douglas gained q