davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25

Slaughter cattle and hogs sold
higher during the week at the
Detroit stockyards, but fat lambs
developed top-heavy chAracteris-
tics and closed on the weak side
Top for lambs. however. reached
ST. al one time 10 set a new sea-
son high Choice long yearling
steers also set a new top at Sic.
Receipts of cattle. calves and hogs
were larger than during the pre-
vious week, bat lambs again de-
creased
CATTLE Weeks receipts 1000 The
hnai market session vae slow and steady
Compared with 4 week earlier slaughter
steers and yearlnCs including heifers
hguref unevenly strong % 25c higher and
are much the highest IN several months
Choice I O22 10 steers topped A. SIG, most
good fef-siers and NearIrgs Fraiirg 90
100 lbs brought SffT51f5 30 medium
O. Eood kinds Sl3 jor14.50, e1mnrln and
medium mostly Si11 f3
Cows drew very urgent demand through
out oniN possible exception being medium
grades selling around Sa1 20 prices ruled
2dc 20 sS0c higher beef cows hu'ked 81
So so W ~ so few food cows SIiuf2.
canncrs and cutters manly S. h01s Is
i'tie under ts7s iafs Purs we're cute
active strong - SOC higher TOP S12
freely. bulk sausage bulls, So so . 1870,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Electric Use
Up "A Per Cent

NEW YORK Feb. 25- Electri-
cal energy distributed by the cleo
trio light and power industry Of
URled- States for the week ended
Feb. l9 was Ash 567 -000 kif0watt
hours. against 3,94s,7i9.OO0 kilo-
watt hours in the like 1913 week,
an increase Of l43 per cent. &C
cording TO Edison Electric Insti-
tute Output in the week ended
Feb. - totaled 1882. 1904 600 kilo-
watt hours, against 1899. 70s 600
kliowatt hours IN the similar
1913 period an increase Of ISL
per cent. and in the week ended
Feb. ; came 10 i52i.130.000 kilo-
watt hours. against 1850 PAP 900
kllowatt hours a year earlier, an
increase Of l42 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Use $4,000 Tons

But while selling the garden
as a morale builder. as well as
insurTng the food supply JcfferS
can shift IN high 10 rubber and
tell you that the nation IS now
using - 600 long tons Of syn
thetlc month m the var effort
and that the use OF synthetic
plus natural rubber IS now close
10 the record years Of 1870 and
1871. Synthetic and natural are
being used IN the proportions Of
50 per cent and 20 per cent
respectively.
John l. CollNcr. president Of
3. r. Goodrich and one OF tho
best Informed men IN the rubber
industry, confirmed JefferS fig
ureS on the use Of >ynthetlcS.
He also NODDED assent when JET
fers doomed ont
I'VE have built the greatest
chemical industry in history in
a year and a half.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25

The eX-rubberchief was IN
Detroit yesterday for the ma
tional victory garden confer
ence. He Is one of the BIG boost
ers for victory gardens and has
encouraged 2S0O0 Of his Union
Pacific employees 10 take II up
in their spare time,
JefferS is a man who makes
any lob he undertakes his biz
goal. Right now it IS 70 sell the
victory garden idea 20 the ma
ton on a big scale. We predict
he VIII be as successful in that
as he was IN selling the syn
theuc rubber program 70 the
politicians and industry alike.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Market Mixed
In Early Trade;
Douglas Off I

NEW YORK. Feb. 25 CUP)-
Stocks opened moderately active
today with prices narrowly irreg-
ular Bonds were steady. Cotton
futures opened ? to 3 points lower.
Douglas Aircraft. recent strong
feature, declined 2i2 points 10
81 a on the first sale Other air
crafts were Narrowly mixed.
United Air Lines held steady in
its section.
LoW-priced utilities continued
10 feature in volume United Cor
poration opened 1000 shares al
Ia, unchanged and Common
wealth and Southern l.500 al q
upI-l6 North American eased
= 10 l7N, while Commonwealth
Edison was unchanged al 26. Co
lumbia Gas had two 6,000-share
blocks at 3. unchanged
In the SteelS, Bethlehem lost 4
10 SO while L. S. Steel was I'M
changed AZ 52h. Chrysler. sell
ing eX-dividend. was up u Al 80ls
General Motors held at the pre-
viouS close of IS
Santa Fe lost s. 10 81 in a mar
rowly irregular railroad section.
Johns-Manville frmed in the build
ing group. Small gains in their
respective sections were noted in
L 5. Rubber. National Can. which
equaled its high; Dunhill Interna-
tlonal, which opened on 1000
shares a m Q ri can Locomotive.
Standard oil OF California and
Park e. Tilford
American &. Foreign Power
issues weakened on the ousting Of
the Argentine president. Argentine
bends however displayed a firm
tone
Stock trading was active after
the opening with prices moving
narrowly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25

FRUITS Apples BaldYins No "a n
- bu Delicious No l. 81 % hu Nc.
lntosh No l. S3.50a } qe bu Jonathans
No I, 81. % = 3 so hu Greetings fancy.
81 a6 bu No. S30350 bu Northern
Spys No I s. son as hu Wageners
No ]. 81 q 3 so IN steeles Red No /.
81 81 n e6 hu Note-Ceiling price on
apples 81 %, 4s-lo bu
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENs-cei-
cry Cabbage No L. 81 50p9 IN.
VEGETABLE GREENS French Endive
No s2Q22 Is 5-lh BOX
VEGETABLES misc D. Bets. topped
No. 81 1872 hu. Broccoli No l. s. SO
ou Cabbage No l. 81 50dz nu Red
Cabbage No ! ceiling 81 IS S0-ih hu
Carrots. topped No L. SiT5p2 bu Celery
Root No 7 81 50d5 M Celery. Michigan
Squares M l. 81 Horse-radish No. 4,
81 80 > peck haskell. Leeks No ! SiI
I so dozen punches Onions dry No
(ceiiirs) 81 - So-lh sack. Parsnips No
l. x3d3 81 bu Potatoes fancy. 81 100
rs 40 I s. 50d27s Radishes hot q
house 80 l. SO 20 coz. hurches. Ruia-
hagas n. L Slfl 81 ~ sqlasn Hun.
bard fancy 81 - 0U No, I. II 5V1 7,
Turnips topped fancy. 81 nu. No. I.
81 25 q IS Vegetable oysters No. l.
81 ~ dozen punches Rhuharc. noth0use.
fancy. a0c : 81 5-ih eoX choice 40 = zoe
5.lnN nox small 81 2Sf 35 toz suhches
EGGS-Lsrgs SIC s. . II 50 50-dozen
case medium tq1l0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Credits Alcohol Group

letters looks on the rubber
induStry'S program as one Of the
near miracles Of the war
III we had missed our guess
on producing synthetic rubber
nv even siN months. we would
have lost the war he stated
flaty He credited the Baruch
report with being the guiding
hand in the rubber program and
called II "One Of the great docu-
mentS Of the war
JcfferS also gave credit 10 the
alcohol processes for putting
over the program on schedule
III IL wasn't for them. the
rubber program would he far
off" he said. The petroleum
producers alone, he added would
not have been able 10 meet the
demands on them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
AssaiIs Scrspping

Jeflers is first Of ali rail-
road man His road is his hobby,
as Vel a. his greatest pride.
But ranking very close 10 u
seems 10 he the infant industry
which be helped start and which
he VIII defend at the drop Of a
hat
1T burns me up" snorted the
fortnight lrShWan ito hear
them talk about scrapping the
big synthetic plants Why, we
haven't even learned very much
about them and the product
they turn out. Now they talk
about Scrapping them.
It's diScouraging. It's dis
couraging 10 the chemists who
worked miracles TO bring the
synthetic rubber industry into
operation. Why should they
work their heads off TO learn
new things about rubber when
the politicians are already talk
ing about doing away 18th
them "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Fails TO Issue a Bill Of Particulars

In arguing or-hrtaly stiff without giving bill Of
particulars late after Congress had
already Mr. Wie fundamental confusion of
thought into the discussion.
The real issue is how much Of the and other
Of should financed
and should be deferred through
That important question which should be debated
its
Donald NJ Nelson chairman Of the War Production Board
estimated taking least
Of all goods currently produced Bernard
NJ. Baruch has production of material
be the Of S5O00OO0OOOO a year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Answers Charges

A Kelsey spokesman said that
the company destroyed nothing
which was Salablc or deemed 10
be Of value or charges that
high grade firebrick was used 10
kfll the pits, ne explained that ~
as made 10 specifications SOW
'eral years ago and the company
had repeatedly tried 10 find
market for IL 20 no avail
He further explained that the
men were transferred 10 other
jobs many a. higher pay rates
/ hope that this eliminates
the mystery
II any Of KelSeys eN-foundry
workers want foundry Jobs
they'll be welcomed with open
arms outState II they can get
a VINO release.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
All Accounted For!

The Buick gray iron foundry
was reopened % release a big
Muskegon foundry for other.
more important work
kelSey's only choice was 10
let the foundry lie idle or 70
scrap II and utilize the space
they naturally chose the latter
course
2 Was there any undue
waste in connection with the
scrapping Of the foundry as
Charged by the Picket
In the first place the foundry
was Kelsey-owned bur any items
or pieces Of equipment which
were government-owned had 10
be accounted for # sold or de-
StroNed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Coming on Schedule

letters although out of the
official picture now on rubber,
saw no reason for pessimism on
the tire problem
Synthetic rubber II coming
out OF the plants on schedule"
he said January production
was off a little. due to the heavy
demands for I00-octane fuel"
letters foreSaw great prosper
ity IN store for the nation
"Thc era ahead Of us will sec
the United States again leading
in engineering and chemistry"
he said. I'VE thought once we
had reached the saturation point
on automobiles. But we built
better ones and sold them"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Wheat Uneven;
Oats, Rye Dip

CHICAGO, Feb. % GNS)-
Wheat opened &C lower to &c
higher today. oats &c 10 2sc lower
and rye unchanged TO nc lower.
WHEAT-Msy, S1.70i9 G1.70aa ;
Jufy, SSt.677 -; September. ST. 655 "
q 1857; December, Sl65ss.
OATS-May, 1850; July, 757sc;
September. 72ss n 72Ac.
RYE - May, Sl.26i2 dl26a. t;
July, S1.254 0125r; September,
Sl.2384 m l.237s: Dec. 81 2Iss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Wages
Gain i'm
Michigan

Ian SING. Feb. 25 up
Michigan manufacturing industry
workers during January worked
an Average Of 474 hours per week
and received S564l IN wages. the
stale department Of labor and in
duStry announced today
Man-hourS n January showed a
I per cent gain over December,
while pay rolls were , per cent
above the previous month, the
survey revealed
Average weekly earnings in du-
rablc goods industries last month
were $685.. compared 10 Si4 SO
in nonduable goods. The automo-
bile industry. now wholly coEs,
verified 20 war work had the
highest weekly pay roll average
for all ClasSifICationS with 207
The Detroit area pay rolls av-
eraged S63 o. in January. COM
pared to S62 is IN December.
O'ner area averages for January
were
Midland Bay. Saginaw Huron.
GeDesee. ST. r-S55 81, up 20
cents
Ingham $50 IS. up SOB
Kent Si430, down 10 cents
ManiStee. Wexford MeCoSta.
Muskegon S5247. down STAB
Ottawa. Van Buren,, Kalamazoo.
Berricn. Cass. St Joseph-S4704,
up SLAB.
Calhoun, Jackson. Washtenaw,
Branch S5l 80 up Sis.
Grand Traverse. Emmett, Al
pena, Cheboygan-S38 20, down %
cents,
Upper Peninsula-S39.51, up 43
cents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Insurance Men Meet

LANSING Feb 25-More than
200 insurance agents from all
parts OF Michigan were m The
city today 10 attend the two-day
annual convention Of the State
Farm Mutual Auto Insurance Co.
al the Hotel OldS here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
PREPARE WITH CAUTION

These are the main reasons why
we must proceed with caution in
follow ing the Baruch- Hancock
scheme Of organization for recon-
version. This scheme relies too
much upon the self-control of an
executive group that is drunk with
power.
Despite suggestions to the con-
trary, IT perhaps tends unduly to
postpone the tapering. What else
can one infer from such points as
that additional experience gained
by actual administration is needed
b e fore new legislation can be
worked out, and for the time
being steps mustbe taken by ex-
iSting executive agencies.
With final reference 10 the ia
pering-off theory, however, the
main point made here is that the
nation can pass gradually from a
condition of surplus stocks and
price EMBELLISHMENTS. under pri-
vate enterprise as we'll as under
government control. We should
by this time know enough about
political planning 10 know that we
can not assume that il is synony-
nous with sound and effective
control.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Auto
LETTERS, Ex-Rubber
Gar, Keeps Up With
Synthetic Statistics
BY sILER FREEMAN

Big Bill Jeffers resigned as
rubber car some months ago
bait his interest in the nations
rubber problem is undimmed
because Bradley Dewey has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
NJ. S. Rukeyser
NJ S. Rukeyser
WiIIkie Tax Analysis.
Termed Misleading

1t important that the people should clearly understand the
essential of the conflict the the Com
concerning the Of the proposed increase in the bill
re--aiiee-i-r-f
OF SO600O0000 of which S27000000OO would be
refunded after the Although Congress deemed the Mogenthau
formula excessive Wendell L. Wikie for the Republican
presidential nomination argued that II low and that at
least Sl6O0OO0OO additional should be levied
The congressional bill provided for additional Of 81
3l50000OO but onsettng the proposed increase social
security by freezing the Congress
vented expected increase of SO0O00000 from this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Chicago Mail Order
Buys Ninth Store

NEW YORK. Feb p Chicago
Mail Order Co has purchased
Springfield Famous Department
Store, Inc Of Springfield. III.
This makes the ninth and largest
retail store opened by Chicago
Mail Order since announcement OF
its retail policy carly IN 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25

taken over.
As a matter
Of fact, JEFF
1 Q T s G. a n
quote you the
latest figure
on production
Of synthetic
as re a d lily
n o W a s h @
could " b @ n
he was IN the
rubber direC-
tor : chair
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
New Alcohol Plant
Started in Kansas City

= NEW YORK. Feb. 25vOpera-
tons have been started az new
alcohol disullery At Kansas City
operated by National DiSillers
Products Corp for Defense Plant
Corp The plant. one Of largest
in the country Will use wheat
-four and VIII produce a large
tonnage Of protein feeds in addi-
ton 10 alcohol for war program.
Capacity operations arc expected
10 be reached within so days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
WiIkie Analysis Seems Misleading

Nevertheless his presentation, MI. Wllke says
= If solve problem Realistically
hav studied must actually materially
living the And this
submitting raoning and restricted of gasoline
the which
reduction of standards
the Of things
living
The foregoing analysis thoroughly mis-
lead nd falaClOus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
PuIinq In OF Civilian Belts Under Way

Contrary the implication Of Mr.. Wilkes presentation
there question Of the governments current ability 10 get all
the goods needs for the winning Of the
On the nonScal side the the adequacy
supplies orbddng certain
peaceme industries such automobiles and electric comfort
goods produce their regular products for the civilian market
Accordingly the physical process Of goods by civilians
currently taking place. The pulling Of civilian belts al
ready under
Government already the product of least 50
Of all hours Of labor currently expended.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Diversion Of Current Goods TO Government

The consolidated civilian of policy Of fnanc
would IN way increase
the diversion production goods and services from
civilians the government
Such change policy would the residual heap
available civilians precisely where II IS
But obviously reduce the amounts which we have
herto saved bonds growing OF deficit
financing be regarded as savings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25

A GOOD PLACE TO BOWL
TIE RIVERSIDE
5l73 &. Jefferson. at Mcooussn NE 95os
Altoona REC. $500 % a M1Ss'f IH' AVS Asf'
OPEN BOWLING TODAY FROM 10 a. N.
UNTIL ! p. N. WEEKDAYS UNTIL ?. ".
AMBASSADOR I 5esk sGsAt yt. ;.s Yea
Open Bowling TODAY Jnt ?. NJ ard After
~ p. ~. All DAY Saturdays and SUNDAYS.
BEACON REC. yt .s.o, Al W. TAI I',S.s
opsn so-tns TODAY Ur,l SIS, After 9 90.
OPENING, Tor Mcrains ana Afternoon Leagues.
BOWL .0-DR0Me 90. 20 As. frs. ga fari 15S
Open Bowling al All Times!
CASINO REC. ' e . r0o9wAe 60. 4 ASg5
NOME OF c. Y. o. woMENs TOURNEY.
OPEN BOWLING At ALL Timesl
CHENe- TR0MBLY "a A - ssF II. $40
ENTER $50 TOURNEY NOW. 81 GOO First Prize.
$500 Second. Estimated Friie Fund-si0000.
CREST LANES tUL!Ieros I" 60 60. BY, sIyes
so.isr's Paradlsei vlMt Our stage Gar and
Cocktail Lounge. NEVER quit MomtAF :
rIhpY uszs .HlrrIts. At KELLY Ro
open so-iIru TO-DAY UaiiI p. ". ard After
u ?. ~. Nome Of the Famous esssst.o'.chiossf
DETROIT RECREATION s4 tAtaftG q. $50 81
Open Bowling al All Times!
DEXTER REC q ots sLLay s. sO''Ts e ss,Si
Open Bo~uoa TODAY uatH $50 g. N. and
After 40 p. NJ. Att DAY Saturday,. sunday
CARMEN ptc H2o Woodward It 2.sa5o
p ". AL oAY SATURDAYS. SUNDAYS
Grand CENTRAL 70" t ~, ,.,g g5sK
Pleasure 20 Bowl AZ -auls,sst ALLEYS h Detroit
urcsllso, Transportation sus ard strssicar
GREAT LAKES At m 70 saaT'S 20. s,s,
p. " ard after % p. " Cocktail Bar.
IMPERIAL Rec et css1sGL n4I fnsAf sL9e
~ MOOERN ALLEYS
opsn every DAY Uutl Midniant Ma. si9s
]. J. MlLLETT'S "7 I 49, ,a5,is ave.
You Are A ways Welcome Here!
luWI nCO' 20 BOWLING ALtEYs
Cocktail Losrgs Murray s3i2
LUCKY STRIKE 4 fs s sF3S. f,yt i.,s -
oPEs BOWLING DAILY FROM 10 A. ". on
~ BRUNSWICK LANES. sAR
MT. ELLIOTT REC. 0'1 ~ NJ $40, tst'orT
opsn ALLEYS TO-DAY from A. " Untu g
p ". Visit Our Cocktail unas fsetntsi FOOD
NEW GARFIELD '',S e ,r,s ., sT .,s5
Under Ne~ Management. Open eo~iino week.
dan 10 A " Until NJ All 0av sat sar
CONSULT This e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Asks Business
Handle Surplus
Stocks AfterWd
BY LEWIS HANEY

Professor OF Economics, y. T. University
One often hears the argument
that after the war there should
be A gradual "tapering off" Of
such controls as price-fixing, pro-
duction-quotaS, and the holding of
SURPRISES by the government. This
argument has a subtle appeal, for
II suggests the gradual feeding Of
a starving man, or the "tapering
off Of a drHnkard, with the idea
Of avoiding extreme disturbance.
But the "tapering Off of war
controls is like the tapering off
treatment OF the drunken man
when left 10 his devices-it Just
doesn't work. Nobody is gong 10
put the sovereign state in hos
pital and make 1t carry through
the taperlng
on the other hand the analogies
are very imperfect. because they
assume that those IN control will
recognize that controls are bad
and should be ended. The taper
Ing Of government control IS not
20 be arranged and directed by
d scientific, nonpartisan physician.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25

NORTH END l ~ so ,os: 1AMpAv' s Mex.
Open Until 4 A. M. Today
OIL YNplc REG. sATlossL AT GO: sIyea
~ Alleys. New and Modern. RathsksIisr. Open
Bo~linp ALI DAY Saturday. and Sundays
phIkec- My 4sa5 ". VERNON HIGHWAY
OPEN BOWLING rooAS S' feos ? p ~ ssOG vs.
I'll CLOSING. All Day Saturdays and Sundays.
PALACE REC. p ''5 ss1 es - a.,.na po,
oosa Bowiins TO-DAY untiI $50 p. NJ. Aftsr
$50. Billiards. Restaurant. Cocktail Lounge.
PALM BEACH n,s ,sssS rtrtR Ss Me-. ,.s,,,
Open Bo~Dno Today uniil p w.. After &c.
Free Instructions b. Al oesson Weekdays 20 s
PALMER PARK ssSsO iasn 90 iO s; sss,
y Brunswick ALLEYS. Bar and Grit opsa
PARK Ann 1890 WEST WARREN Ave.
HuhLhNU "a -Bssgtitsi -lsresf c. sl2a
Open Alleys Daily. Forenoons Except Wednesday.
Detroit, Prettisst Cocktail Bar. Meals served.
PILLAR REC, t.as iHtacH1.at AVE Az.
Open Bowling ALL DAY Saturdays ard sUncsa
-Etam-in A NJ -HneknAy1 -uniil- Z P. N.
PLAYDIUM 's1 lO s s sssp4 sTtty sA- ''''
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RAINBOW REC. !. .0' sAs ssaT'O y. A vs.,
oPEH BOWLING HERE TODAY uniu p. ".
MIXED DOUBLES EVERY SUNDAY. p
REDF0R0 Rec a2lso es4se slsysR avg.
OPEN BOWLING MERE TODAY UNTIL 90
p. ~ AL DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
RIVIERA REC. ''i 10 as s.ss AZ sy o.s,.s AVE
open Bovine TODAY from a Noon Unth
p ~. ard After " p. ". Az Oar Sat. sun.
pnYN 900 MANlsTloUE. Near E. wNrsa.
~ A. y Alleys. Nj. az
Entfiet NoU eeina Taken for Jules Packets
sioales Classic 81 900 snd $500 Too Prizes.
SPRINGWeLLS 80, 70 s sSs,"s~5tt i., AYE
ooea B0~tna At DAY Saturdays snd Suncsss.
4. n. riu ciosias, weekdays Tti Z. After -.
VICTORY l,alt lilni a D' la
Al osV SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
Vnellr Der cAOisUS AT EvAssros
tU0Ut hEG' y LANES NJ sac
Entertainment Nightly!
WARREN BOWL :, e. .e,s rssr r ~ s..,,,
Open Alleys All Day Saturday
WASHINGTON BOWL - ~ s'f ss.s c.s ass;
oPEs Sowing tVERY DAY FROM
We a. ~ 70 210 A. n. GERRY ss2o.
WEST DETROIT ~ .1o sISs,at a.. s s,,s
opfg BOWLING TODAY p " UsTiL
CLOSING an osy saturdays go soadayt
UURAS SINCE 1888 '''G ~ as s.s5
ossa so~nas TO-DAY ysiH p ~ Anss ~.
coestsH Lounge ofsaa ss.le. tsesilssi fest.
IlRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
PROGRESS TO PEACE

War Turns TO peace rather sud-
denly If ii be urged, however,
that progress toward peace may
come gradually. with growing as
Surance Of victory through ade-
quate provision for war, the reply
is that the tapering should begin
while the war is still on. The idea
Of gradual adjustment should be
applied $3.50 throughout an over
tapping transition period.
One has merely to note how
proposals for turning surplus ma
terials and plants over 10 produc-
ton for civilian consumption are
received in war time. At once
the cry is raised that the war
must first be won. The tapering
must all be done after peace
comes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-25
Livestock M arket
Pf1 TSHI ran

flIT~Hl RtH
PfTTTR' RGH Feh - tNsl-CATTi p
SIS medium 90 good St3 ionIi com
NOR 'o medium xl2u1f nelfers good 10
choice sf3 '0AlA medium 20 good Sl3 50
N IL fh common 20 medium 81 50n
u so. cows Eoof IN choice tauli 80
medium fo Ec9d Sf1s So csrners and
cutters Sio7 buHs good 'o choice Sii
p 70 common ~ medium So so no grass
steer 50 5o1f7 so
HOGS $50 steady and active 100 $50
H. Sf3 25r1425 $50 200 ms 1857
Il 35 poo 300 rs SIS 2iult SO 200 25o
ihs 50 25utt35 $50 500 ms Slf251
~ so 3oo-35o lns SI3pl3 - 200 $50
ihs si2 751i3 75 ioU.15o ibs $40 S0q
SHEET 100 Neaf> choice lamb'
So 81 n is So medium Co. good si3Tlf So
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CATTLE 1000 steadv calves 500
steady, Reef steers choice $50 ~ me
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i72S. bulls 50 81 10 l0g calves Snhls.
feeders Si0rf4 sfockers steers. 50 S01
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sHFFf 5000 steady lambs Sisn
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SAFfNAl STORES, INC.
Preliminary report for
year ended Dec 81. 1913 1912
Ns' profit s. 036 as 81 522 5e5
Per common share 81 IS 81 06
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~ Alleys. New and Modern. Rathskelier Open
Bo-inp ALL DAY Saturday. and Sundays.
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