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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-04

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CHICAGO CHI @, ny ms ,5s 1sS cSe
light. sf4si4s5: light lights. si9 5oal4
packing sows, Sl35oel3 90 plss, siigl3
cATTLE-2 600 steady Calves. 500
steady Beef steers. good and choice. SIS 81
ais40. common. s1S@le.5o. yesrlinrf
sl29ls25 Butchers heifers. se9l7. 80
cows Ss@14: bulls Ssd135o. calves, IS
IS So feeder steers sioGl575 stoekers
steers. ss@is5 so cows and heifers, 81 IL
SHEEP-io 500. steady. Lambs. 81 %
q 10 40. common, sloai3 yearlin{s $40
IL So feeders silal325. ewes, s4eo.1o
riTTsBURGH
PITTSBURGH. Nov. lINsl-cArTLE---
choice. sic. soai7so medium 10 good. STA
ole. common 20 medium, sl7sl4 grass
steers s9@1s so: heifers, good 70 choice
.sl4 5o@ls medium 20 rood. sl21l4 so;
common TO medium. SIS 5o@i2 cows. rood %
choice, S1o@l1t medium 10 go0d, SIS 90,
Gamers and cutters ssa7 bulls. rood 70
choice. siiGi2. common to medium, $3.50
HoGs-7so fairly active and sse higher.
l6o-isO lbs, Si4i5a144o 10000 lbs.
81 dos 50 2oO-22o ,n Ios sl1s seS
75@lseo ioo-iSo lbs, si79l375.
roarhs. sl7 5o@i3so
sHEEP-iso: SLOW and weak choice lambs,
2sal4 medium 70 good sii.soai2
common lambs ssa7, ewes s2s4eo.
cALvEs-ioo steady on top calves and
others SLOW. good 70 choice tlT@ls. ne
dun. si5gi4. euIls and common, s59s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-04
DoW-Jones Closing
Stock Averages
DoW-Jones Bonds
Earnings

SULLIVAN MACHINERY co.
Nine months ended Sept So
Me- profit t44s 7s5 ts4e 1ta
Share canned sass 50 %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-04
Detroit Stocks

Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid so far this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-04

-SEW YORK Nov 3--Pricef In cents
-.o.A Rrltair r.--rr,ra Az nn-a ~ "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
Assoc. Gas
Plan Ok'd

WASHINGTON. Aug. 29-Fed-
eral Judge Leibell has approved
the trustees compromise plan OF
reorganization for the Associated
Gas and Electric Co. and Associ-
ated Gas and Electric Corp, and
has placed value on the assets of
the system at between sos, 000,-
600 and $115,000.000.
Accepted several months ago by
SEC, the plan will now be pre-
sented TO securities holders for
their approval. after which it will
be placed before the court again
for final action.
The court also approved the
report of the special master, Fred
erick Crane. which involved
restoration of securities To their
positions prior TO the recapitalizs-
ton plan of 1888.
The plan approved by Judge
Leibell provides that the AGE Co.
and AGE Corp. estates will be
treated as one, and that the assets
Of the two estates will be taken
over by AGE Co. Cash and securi-
ties will be distributed TO the
creditors Of the AGE Co. and AGE
Corp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
John Steel Joins
Local Ad Staff

John Steel, writer. engineer
and specialist in the field Of
electronics and mechanics, has
been appointed account executive
on the staff OF FlorenZ. Phillips
q Clark, Detroit marketing
agency.
l.. A. Clark. general manager,
said Steel will handle accounts
involving highly technical treat
ment, such as those requiring
specialized electrical or mechan-
ical knowledge. Steel graduated
from radio into electronicS and
was one OF the first local en-
gineers to experiment in that new
field. He also holds several pat
ents in hydraulics.
In addition to Steel's journals
tic and mechanical background,
he has had considerable expert
ence in advertising and direct
mail selling and for a time was
advertising manager OF the We'll
tronic Corp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
Cotton TO Sell
Above Parity

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29-No
government cotton will be sold
until cotton prices reach so points.
II cent a pound above parity.
according to an agreement be-
tween the War Food Administra-
ton and the Office of Price Ad-
ministration.
The new agreement modifies the
original agreement between the
two agencies under which the COM
modify Credit Corp. was TO sell
government owned or controlled
cotton when the price of this COM
modify reached parity. This ar
rangement served in lieu Of a price
ceiling on cotton.
Under the new revision, which is
effective until May /, 1945, the
Gee will not offer for sale any
cotton owned or controlled by it
except at prices which will not
prevent cotton from averaging
parity.
For the present, government
agencies said, this will mean that
no government cotton will be sold
on the open market except at 80
points, n cent a pound above
parity price.
WA and OPA say that this
margin is necessary in view OF
market fluctuations to net a par
ity average.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
Break BottIeneck

Scientists at the General Tire
and Rubber Co. claim they have
eliminated one of the most Sc
rious bottlenecks in the critical
tire situation. The new process.
demonstrated yesterday before
a60 government officials i'm
Washington, cuts milling time
of synthetic rubber by one
third and releases manpower.
The development permits
mixing OF rubber in liquid form
with carbon black. This has
been sought by rubber chemists
for 40 years. IT is being used
by the companys plant in Bay
town. Tex, where General oper-
ated a government owned syn
thetic plant
Tires made from this new
rubber are said 10 be superior
10 present synthetic tires be-
cause Of the perfect mix. In the
conventional system, the rubber
IS made and then the carbon
black. which provides the wear
ing surface of the tire. is
GROUND INTO L IT giant mills.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29

The Detroit regional office ~ The war
Production Board announced today The fol-
lowing priorities actions
M.2l.h. revocation. Tool Steel" Rsyoku
the order.
I-37-a amended Musical Instruments -"
Permits use 81 aluminium and magnesium
and provides Tor exceptions 10 restrictions 70
conform with Pr. Reg 25
La amended Portable Electric Lamps
and Shades Revises restrictions and pro-
vides for exceptions 10 restrictions to con-
form with PR Reg. rs
LIS. amended. Domestic and CONNER
cial Electric Fans Provides for exceptions
TO restrictions 20 conform with Pr Reg IS
L-1e2 Amendment /. Add item 20 SEIZED
us A and reviSes listing Of an Item In
Schedule a and one In schedule y.
L-26S. Int status Of Certified orders
L-275 amended Alarm Clocks" Pro-
vides FOR exceptions 20 restrictions 10 con-
form with Pr. Reg. as
I~3Ol amended "Ppwercyces." Revises
restrictions and provides FOR exceptions 20
restrictions 20 conform with PR. Rcr, as.
For further details contact WPB 1910
Woodward avenue Phone TR $4,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
Auto
Graphs
Henry Ford i
ENERGIES as Conciiator
By SILER FREEMAN

Henry Ford ii, the hkable
Young executive vice president
7ft;he Ford Motor Co. IL emerg-
NJ as a top labor concihator.
At least one strike has failed
- come off because Of his
prompt actions and ability 10
LIT II the scat OF the trouble
Without any great TODD.
Trouble had been brewing Tor
eaaae time among the foremen
of the aircraft plant. There had
aeen some shifts of authority
m The executive personnel and
with them came some shifts
among the foremen. Without
taking into account ability or
seniority. according 10 the fore.
men. some had been promoted
ahead az others and some de-
m1fed ter no apparent reason.
The result was that the fore
men in the division took a strike
vote which was 10 be effective
Yesterday. But one Of the old
timers. who counseled against
striking thought OF calling
Young Henry Ford on the
. trouble.
ooh. YOU can't get him and
he won't listen TO you II you
d." another argued.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
Market Opens
Quiiet, Firm

NEW YORK. Aug g GNS)--
,riite steek market opened quiet
and firm today with price changes
IN narrow. fractional range.
Standard oil OF y. j., Santa Fe,
and kennecott dipped slightly on
first sales bat o Their leaders were
A shade higher. Bethlehem Steel
gained =, General Motors Is. L.
:. Rubber -, and Sears u. t. S.
Steel moved up 4.
-t,i-tet-s- Bethlehem Steel
81 u. up "a: Paramount Pictures
Y. un change International
Nickel 30 up n; Pepsi-ColA> 50 3, f,
Pup y Lackawanna( mp Is
General Motors GIN. up Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
Asks Listing
On Big Board

NEW YORK, Aug. 29-Applica-
ton of the Elastic Stop Nut Corp.
for listing of 453731 outstanding
common shares, plus additional
shares which may be issued or
the New York Stock Exchange has
been approved and formal trading
is expected within the next month.
The stock currently is traded over
the-counter at IAN bid, 15$
asked.
The company manufactures and
sells self-locking nuts Of a WIDE
variety of types, sizes. materials
and finishes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
3, 900, oooth Bond Buyer

Mrs. p. Biebuyck. an oven
worker at the Dodge Truck
plant. has become the 5000. 000th
wsr bond buyer in the Chrysler
organization, Her purchase
hrorght the total 10 100000
900 for the corporations no.
600 employees
Mrs Biebuyck was born in
Belgium. She conducted a gro-
Gerry store PRIOR 10 the war and.
after Pearl Harbor. she sold it
and went 90 work at Dodge
Truck. Since then she has put
her entire earnings into war
bond, and bought an extra
5000 bond IN the special drive.
The 2OO0000t bond was de-
'iyered 20 Mrs. Biebuyck by
n HgtehlHSeH. assis sHt
treasurer Of ChrySlcr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29

%'; aSb sa SS. su Gsn'' sG s. Sac
) so cispps Fsyorits fancy. 81 bu No, /
s3@3.5o. Peaches. Hale Haven. s4.92 bu
P Pumi s. ssPs:nf .bey n'y So No No sac, ss
vEGETABi.E aSOsge Greens. No
k., is 5eS az IS s S0' Iess 81
d0z. bchs sorrel 81 25@i.So bu. Spinach
No. = 81 sos2 1870 SUI" chsrd
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENsSceisf,
Cabbage. S2@2 80 hu. Endive. 81 aoe2. Z
7scssi, Head Lettuce. SC ID. Lat Lsttue.
s2lbe lob BASKET. Parsley curly 4osoo'
dog eShs Rs%Ai1s T ~ 81 Sr..n fame,
IS SOs4 bu.: No l s25Oa3: wax, fancy
So bu No 1, SAGA so, Roman fancy. 81
sq No i s s3s2s9 n Su a,. Lima, s fancy
So sos4 bu Kentucky Wonder fancy, IS
bu No. J. s2@75o Beets. 5o@65c dor
sG No '0'Ped $3.50 % ed Eu csSS SssS No sn'
Curly 81 so ba csrro,s punched. 7ogssc
flower. 81 5o9s doz bchs No. l .4o@e5e
sweet Corn. No /. eocssi Is don sack
Cucumbcrs sncers fancy. 81 so bu No /.
No 49, s q s SOC medium fii fancy SS
No ] 50 5oa3 small, No l. s4@5 bu
an ssi dog eo4 n.c, Eggplant a s,gl
"a peek bss, K9hIrsbi' sos75e doi bchs
okrs. no !. si759225 peck bskt Dry
onions. No !. medium. S1T5a2 Sob. sack;
green onions No. !. 608s5c dor bohS
parsley Root eos75c doI brhI Peppers
red. sweet. s5a90c peck bsKt.: cayenne
gOcaSlls peck hskt hot, No J. I5cesl
bu green, sia1 as bu.: pimientos. o5@sSe
pecE hskt Potatoes No. ] 50 1902 % hu
Pumpkins, Slal25 bu. Rsdishe,, red. No
~ Slal IS doI. bchs long white NO. l
7ScaS1 dor bchs RhubArb. 5o@T5c dor.
hrhs RutabaraS 81 bu Squash, italian,
fancy 81 peck bskt: No. ] S0sI5t DE.
Nrious iT5s2 bu Table queen. 81 Sl 80
hu Hubbard No Z 81 2Sdl so bu. To-
msioes fancy 2S0t7 bu.. No. 81 .
80 Tunips fancy 8 - dnI. bchs No
i-1A4 Q0n- topped 81 2pn 80 hu
YGGs-LArge sl4 500 IS so 3o-dOr ca"
,-rAff~ GfgHfd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
Zenith Adds
To Car Set Unit

CHICAGO, Aug. pas a fur
Their move in its program Of post
war expansion, Zenith Radio
Corp. is enlarging Immediately its
auton1otive set division j.
Nance, vice president and di-
rector of sales, announced.
Zenith has enlarged its en-
cheering staff and production
capacity in anticipation OF consid-
erably greater auto set volume
expected in the postwar period.
The company expects to continue
its policy of selling automobile
sets only TO auto manufacturers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
+GM oBuld
New TypeBus

CHICAGO, Aug. 29-The Grey
hound Corp. has placed two orders
for new type buses with General
Motors Corp. and Consolidated
Vultee Aircraft Corp, with deliv-
cry dependent upon receipt of the
necessary war priorities. o. S,
Caeser, vice president of Grey
hound, announced today.
The buses, which will contain
numerouS wartime developments
TO increase passenger comfort and
safety, will be on an experimental
basis until after the war, Caeser
stated. He added that granted
necessary priorities, delivery Is
hoped for early next year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
Aid TO Prevention Of Both Initiation and DefIation

well-conSdered policy of price control
toward preventing both imitation and its danger
O 8 -dehaon.
The OPA itself four standards which will base
control action for this period:
DIT encourage quickly
possible O full production and employment
(2-It flexible and able to work quickly with mini
OPA will not botteneck 10 full
production.
maintenance Of high for
without them civilian purchasing power will drop sharply.
allow general increase the basic living
OF food, rent clothing and other necessities OF li0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
Would Eliminate Controls Gradually

standards mind the OPA will face two principal
First plan very carefully withdrawal Of price
The satisfactory method
will be- opinion simply reversal Of the way in which
established We did begin by freezing all
Instead control gradually extended shortages
appeared
When the Europe ends believe that should follow
policy control those of products
which supplies PLENTIFUL retain control OF
any group of products which still scarce.
actually difficult task Is that OF pricing
the products which will be manufactured
decline n permits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
Discounts Money

But the peacemaker was in
siStent. He called young Ford
on the phone and got him. He
explained the foremen's COM
plants and asked Ford to in
veSlgate them for himself
AT the root of the trouble, OF
course. was a matter Of money;
some Of the foremen who had
been denoted would lose 5 cents
OF more per hour.
II don't care II II means )
cents or 20 cents an hour more
for the company" said young
Ford production must not
suffer. no ma ter what II
costs us"
lie promised 20 look into II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
NeWFirlllS
Formed

LANSING. Auc. % UPl The
AtIoA gan Corporation and Secuu-
lies ConymigsI5n To-Day had an
uo-nced re fling Of articles Of
incorporation for the follow ing
firms
Associate Enterprises. INC. g.
N4ccabees Building WilhaU
Greenberg Detroit. and Lewis
Samuels and Maurice Greene both
a. Windsor. incorp0rators 10 deal
n iron steel coal manganese
copper. lumber sr4 plsSucs $40 d
Coo common stocE.
WAGE Sales Service Inc 56i
lakeland Crosse pointe Ans
worth q Wade Crosse panfr
irrTpogstor, to act rs agents sfl
oren stores ot,-cs or s-.ncIc-
$40 900 common sfoct.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
Strike Called OF

The latter part OF last week.
Some changes began to be made
in the aircraft supervisory stair.
Some promotions Cancelled,
All in all, the foremen found
that most Of their grievances
had been Strengthened out.
quietly and thoroughly. Over
The weekend the prospective
strike was called off and peace
reigns again in the aircraft divi-
sion.
Young Ford has some adj
Vanced ideas on labor relations.
Some are not entirely in agree
mcnt with his grandfather $.
But they work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
3Die.
& Men Wounded

Two Detroit servicemen have
been reported missing in action
today. according to the war and
navy casualty lists and reports
from their families. Eight others
have been wounded and three
killed from the local area.
Calvin Ernest Furlong, 10, avia-
ton radioman &c, has been missing
since July 16 when his plane
crashed into the Atlantic, accord
ing to word received from the
navy by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Calvin Furlong, 70 Mt. Vernon. A
former student at Northern High,
he entered the service in May,
1912, and went overseas last Oc-
tober.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29

Navigator on a B-2f Liberator
in the Far Eastern area, I'd 1t.
Charles Kaufman, "a, has been
missing since April 10. After
graduating from Wayne Univer-
sity, he joined the air force in
June, 1912, and went overseas last
November. 1t. Kaufman has been
awarded the DEC for 200 hours of
heavy bombardment He also holds
the Air Medal Both awards Will
be presented to his mother, Mrs.
Mildred X. Cowan, 1929 Cherry
lawn.
Marine Pfc. Frank w. Moore,
%. Of SITS Commonwealth. was
seriously wounded June 70 on
Saipan. Since he went overseas in
April, 1912, he has seen action at
Guadalcanal, Tarawa, Bouganvllle
and in the Gilberts. and holds the
Purple Heart. One brother, Cpl.
William, also r. overseas. HIS
mother is Mrs. Lulu Waldecker,
2157 Lansing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
BY CHESTER BowLEs

and frequently asked What should be done
with price control the ends? Should be continued
should dropped just what is called for? am grateful for
the opportunity to state personal views
think have learned from the experience OF the last
a initiation does not end when
We forget the fact that 40 cent of the
the first world took place after the
armiStiCe.
During this have built far greater preSslres toward
imitation Record individual savings in bank deposits ana
bonds hang the market with public eager to spend the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
Little Trading
In City Bonds

EW YORK, Aug. 29-Tradins
in tax-exempt municipal bonds
was unusually quiet last week.
Rejecting slightly easier price
trends in some sections, the Dow
Jones yield index of 20 representa-
tive state and city issues expanded
to liza per cent from liz per cent
at the end of the preceding week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
Wrig|ey Proposes
) New Gum Plants

CHICAGO. Aug. % - William
Wrigley Jr. Co. is contemplating
a decentralization and expansion
program, which if carried out will
result in construction Of three new
gum manufacturing plants in the
East. South and Pacific Coast, ac-
cording to Philip X. Wrigley,
chairman Of the board.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
SteeIs Scheduled
Over 81 Per Cent

NEW YORK, Aug. 29-Steel
operations for this week are
scheduled at gil per cent Of ingot
capacity. against ~ per cent in
the previous week, an increase 81
per cent, according to American
Iron and Steel Institute. A month
ago the indicated rate was 96.9
per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
N. Y. Bankers Trust
BUYS Detroit Bonds

NEW YORK, Aug. 90 49, The
Bankers Trust co and associates
are reported high bidders for 81,
100000 Detroit bonds up for sale
by the postwar capital improve
ment fund. They bid 1l1.102 for an
assortment Of coupons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
Tremendous Demand for Consumer Goods

The pent-up demand for goodsrado regeraors
automobiles washing machlneS-ls almost unlimited
Until industry fully and satisfy this demand the
danger Of initiation remains real and very great
And believe that all of agreement on TINS second
that general defaon We know, again from
that uncontrolled prices can
themselves naionay SPIRAL they and do
themselves bringing inventory losses bankruptcies and
unemployment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
INJURED AT SAIPAN

Pfc. Harvey j. Dagg, 10. was
wounded last month on the island
of Saipan. He enlisted in March,
1943, and was sent overseas last
January. His parents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey L. Dagg, 6522 Barrie,
Dearborn.
Also wounded at Saipan, Sgt.
Joseph S. Union, "a, has been
awarded the Purple Heart. He has
arrived in this country for hospi-
talization. Before his enlistment
nine months ago he worked with
the Bendix Aviation Corp. His
wife. Marie, lives at SO Adelaide,
Wayne.
1t. Richard J. Collins, 81. who
was reported killed in action Aug.
3 in England. enlisted in the air
cadets in June. 1912. and was
sworn into active duty in March,
l943. at the University of Michi-
gan. where he was student. He
was navigator on a B-24 Liber-
ator. He was the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter B. Collins, 1867 w.
Boston Blvd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
M. S. Rukeyser
M. 5. RukeYser
Postwar Control
Of Prices Advocated

Editors Note: Chester BoWlcs, administrator of the
office of Price Administration today acts guest col
unst for MerWe Stanley RakeySer ho is UGcati0n.
Tomorrow William A. Patterson president Of United AR
Lines 1OiU lcrite the c0lumn.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
|. A. Young Votes
25-Cent Dividend

L. a. Young Spring land Wire
Corp. has declared regular quar-
terly dividend of IS cents. payable
Sept. Is TO stock of record Sept. /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
Detroit Stocks

sales Net
IN zoos High Los ! ! a chs
Hurd LDck 90 II IL 7ig'..'
Graham Paige az Al 41'ss's
sc5tten pilon a. / IL. H. H..
Dividends la the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid so far this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
vosTrH WHEELER corr.

rOsTER WHEELER corr.
Sir months ended
June 80 1919 lgfI
Net profit 81 7sssS7 81 $50. s7s
Common share earnings 34.3S - %
ASSOCIATED DRY GOODS CORP.
SIX months ended
July 20 1919 1917
Net profit t,lOo 600 u 500 ouU
Common share earnings So.s5 81 ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
AIR COOLED MOTORS

Consolidated Vultee's bus will
be powered by air cooled engines
and will embrace certain details
Of airplane construction developed
during the war. CaeSer said it will
be the first attempt to adapt air
cooled aviation engines to highway
transportation.
The General Motors bus will be
powered by Diesel engines and will
use body construction developed
by its bus building subsidiary.
The new buses will have space
for so passengers, compared 10 Al
in the present Greyhound vehi-
cles. Added capacity is attained by
placing the seats in three COM
partments on two levels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29

PITTSBURGH Aug IS ms CATTLE
$50 steady. steers, good 10 choice. sf4.5oe
IS medium 10 rood Sl21i4 So common 10
medium, ss5o9l2 cows. good to choice
and cutters. S4@T bulls good 10 choice. $ll
ala common 10 medium, S6.5O@s so.
HOGs-45O. active At steady. 160-lsO lbs
ti4.7581S.l5. 10000 lbs, s1o.10115.1o.
2OO-72O lbs. tl5.l0@l5.1S 220-250 lbs,
tl44Oai5.i5 25O-3o0 lbs. s14a14. 10;
yo0-55o lbs. 13.Toe14 80: 1oo.l5o lbs,
sHEEP--s5o, active and IS cents higher.
Choice lambs, S14.25a1525: medium to
good. Sll 5Odt2 so. common lambs, so97.
ewes. s2d4. vetherx. S250NS
-CALYES=3OO. steady Good To choice,
fieai7. medium, sf28i35o. CUTS and
common, S4AS 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29

Infantry Pvt. Joseph Walerych,
81, was killed in action in New
Guinea Aug. 6. He had been over
seas for the past Is months. Sur
viving are his mother, Mrs. Alex
andria Walerych. 4225 Dodge,
three brothers and three sisters.
The Purple Heart has been
awarded to Pvt. Walter Gornicki,
20, for wounds received July Is in
Italy. Formerly employed at the
Continental Motor Co, he joined
the service in November, 1943, and
went overseas last April. His wife,
Gloria, and 10-month-old daugh-
ter, Sharon Ann, live at 1865 Con-
cord
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
RESERVEBANKSINDETROIT

liabilities Of Ag q showing the increase
or decrease Aug Is:
10 nlons n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-29
RESEMBLES BOMBER

The drivers compartm n t.,
which resembles the nose of a
bomber. will be almost entirely
surrounded by transparent plastics
to give wider view.
Rising qualities will be improved
by new method of shock absorp-
ton derived from complete depar-
ture from present methods OF
weight distribution and suspen-
sion.
Engines in both type buses will
be detached easily for mainte-
nance and repair Another engine
would be installed to keep the bus
rolling.