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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Detroit Produce

Trading was only fair al the Detroit Union
Produce Terminal today. Western vegetables
Carrots cleaned Teamed rapidly at Ceiling prcss iee
berg head lettuce also moved rapidly at
ceiling prices Bunched broccoli was Arm.
Most other vegetables about steady. Oranges,
mostly Florida continued steady win the
hrSi car Of new crop California navcls ar
ryinF and selling FAST a. ceilins Potatoes
remained steady. with onions generally nrm.
APPLEs-Michlgan bu y, No. ] De
licious s2.75@3 q; Jonsthsns S2 7S@s
M McI,nSsh $780, SHOWS pS2a soc
Greetings. 50 500 6s Bsidwins 50 so
BEANS-Florda bu hampers Black vslen-
tines. s47se5, Plentifuls. s4@A25; wax.
BRoccoLI-Pony orts % hchs. cslifor-
mia Sc. so, Arizona. So SO
CABBAGE-S. Carolina SO-lb, sacks. " rs
CARRoTs-Cslifornia crts 8 doz bchs.,
80 90. Cucumber-florids ou osks-' So
CRGPES-kmperors. California iuss. s425@
S47S. Rioiers. IS 25@ S SO
LETTUCE--Iceberg head et,uce. Los An
Feles crts S4e-5 doz.. Idaho-Arizons-CAlifor-
oNioNs-MichiFan soIb. sacks. yellows
med 81 400 so Wisconsin med 30.
COLORADO sSeet Spanish and isTEeT 81 I, 80
50 50 bu hsk,s g as choice, 81 SO
Size a unwsshed idaho Russo, Burbank. > s6
ASH. Unity grade. 81 25ia as, Michigan
Russei Rursh 50 5Oa2 20 KSiahdins 50 IS
"a sc Canada a 75-lb. sacks. 81 ios7 Is
RADISHES-Te crts, S3@5 80. Ruta-
oeras Canada 5O-lb. SKIS aocasl
HALLOTS-Louisiana bills, Sl4G is Ncrp.
s-doy bChs IS 5000 2S
SWIFT POTATOES-iouisians Puerto Ricsn
Vans crls S9o3 81 Tennessee cTis -
TRNGEPfNES- Florida boxes SO Al nall
boVes So u Win small sizes considerably
TonAroEs-lo.lb. etns - so Ho,housc
ohio s-fb bskts mediums. 81 SOa2 6S
large and small - iod2 Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Appliance Firm
Lists Promotions

Gregory l.. ReeS has been named
range and water heater sales divi-
sion manager Of the Edison Cen
eral Electric Appliance Co, Ward
r. Schafer, general sales manager
announced today.
ReeS has been with the com.
pany since 1895 as development
engineer and special sales repre-
sentative on ranges and water
heaters. During the war period
he has had charge of the demon
stration and sale of company de-
Veloped war devices. He will be
located at the company's Chicago
headquarters.
In other personnel changes an
nounced. II. J. Seaife was named
manager of the western sales
region. with headquarters in San
Francisco. He leaves the post If
kitchen sales manager. and is sue
ceeded by John Fellmann.
Floyd SlaSor was named man.
ager of the refrigeration sales
division. Fellmapn and SlaSor
will remain at Chicago headquar-
tiers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Coordinate Programs

Toledo and Willow Run activi.
Ties will now be co-ordinated in
the company's development pro-
gram. the Packard chief stated.
Our special aircraft engine
division at Toledo will he re-.
spOnsibIe for development of sd-
vanced engines for the army and
the Willow Run laboratories will
engineer modern installations Of
these engines In air frames and
flight test them on the spot"
Christopher pointed out.
Packard has been authorized
10 work directly With manufac-
turerS in making installation
improvements. willow Run
equipment will include engin-
eering and modification shops 10
install engine mounts and aux
iliary engine equipment, photo
graph facilities 10 record test
performance Of engines and in
Strument readings. and radio
devices for continuous contact
between test pilot and flight
test engineer on the ground.
The new project is being SUI
pervised by Col. J. G. Vincent,
Packard'S engineering chief. and
c. r Patton. directing engineer
for Toledo division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Cadillac Tanks Shine

Cadillac's M5-Ai light tanks
helped the crashing Of the Sieg-
fried line. il was revealed today
by the headquarters of the Fifth.
Armored division. An amazing
record OF II weeks Of continuous
combat. two weeks within the
Reich, showed that the light
tanks were not only versatile
hut stood up under the pound
ing.
None OF the tanks was lost
through mechanical failure and
no major repair or replacement
was found necessary. OF the II
tanks in the company. only two
were knocked out and one 81
these was repaired and returned
TO the company
Mileage shown by the Is tanks
totaled 2S.312, mostly all COM
bat mileage. Three Of the tanks
traveller more than 1000 miles
each and seven others showed
between 1900 and 1000 miles.
One went 1902 miles.
Sgt Robert Newton Of Flint,
n member Of the company main
tenance crew. credited their
performance 10 preventive main
tcnance by the drivers them
selves. The original rubber
tank tracks were priced by the
crews and cared for meticulouSly
by them Replacements tracks
are steel. noSier and harder
10 handle than the rubber ones.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Elastic Nut
Meet TODAY

UNION. ~. J., Dec. Elastic
Stop Nut Corp. OF America. whose
securities were suspended from
dealings in a Securities e. En-
change Commission order Wednes-
day, has a regular directors meet.
ing scheduled for today.
Selection of successor 10 Will
liam II. Hedlund. president whose
suicide was announced shortly
before the suspension order. will
be discussed by the board at this
meeting.
Pending the election of new
president, w. +. McGuinneSs. vice
president and treasurer, has been
chosen 10 direct the company's
operations. He said il is not def
mite whether p new president will
be named by the board today.
Asserting that the death of Mr..
Hedlund and the securities sus-
pension order will in no way adj
VerSely affect the future OF Elastic
Stop Nut" McGuinneSs said new
orders for the company'S regular
product are continuing 10 be
booked although on a smaller
scale than the volume a year ago.
He attributed this TO several
factors. the first and most inn
portant being a surplus of the
companys product which had de-
veloped as a result of early over
buying on the part of many OF its
customers. both prime and sub
contractors. and TO GIMP regula-
tons. reduction in the number of
spares allowance. a reduction in
shop losses. and 10 some cancella-
tons resulting from cutbacks.
McGuinness anticipates the COM
pany will show a net profit for
this fiscal year although earnings
will be affected by an extraordi-
nary inventory adjustment, which
the company expects TO make for
the purpose of bringing this item
more in line With current con-
ditions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Times Photo

FRUITS-Apples. Baidwlns, No /. 50 50a
ass 4 4sS S SS R'i2u' cs S2 y 10 'O
50 $50 2.6s 45-lb bu Rhode Island Green
Inks. No. 50 25@ 6s Abb bu Jons-
n nSaa M No saa5ss 'G 4s H1 6 @'
5u SHOWS No i, S2s2 So Assn. eu.
@ Sesis f &c., NO $40 81 ssb 1 bu S 20
RYE No s2T2 80 fs ,bS,,s b. ,r..,, e.
6a. i Kss No. - i 75e@si bS I Leeks, No l.
$lgi 50 doz. echs Spinach No. l. ilsss
] so s-lb ou swiss chsrd No l. sig 70
Turnip SIRENS no. j. 81 ,25el's So eu, -,
ao enGlv, 'A Me- sf7s%a bH Escaros No.
l. Slal.5O bu Leaf lettuce dollhouse No. l.
81 500 40 lob basket outdoor 75e 9Oc
b bSo s Ssss9S PSsy 1rs Doc so SOe doa
VEGETABLES. MfSC.-Beets. No. /. 75ca
81 do5 bchs topped No. l@ SO bu.
75caSi 5o-lb bu red. No. !. $iei so bu /,
No $50 eoc do, sshs topped fancy.
l. s2s2 so bu Celery, fancy. si.2og 80
so Schi No So s sos M ssnSs
i 1SSS So No s2 sol % sens. Hor,trsdisa,
No l. 50 peck backet. Onions. dry, fancy.
81. 500 .65 50Ih sack. No. medium
s. 2ss 40 Rs"pip' NO sas2 p6 80 so'
No i. 81 65ai 80 bu. Pumpkins No. 1.
SOa75c bu Radishes red. 81 rs dor.
pen; ho,h9gsc 20 op1 echs o,ae. No
"a so bu. squash. Delicious fancy. s1.7S
bu No. / aOco 81 as. Table Queen. No. l..
ESQ 9Oc bu Hubbard fancy, $3.50 bu.;
No l. aOcaSt a. Turnips. No ! 9Oca
81 10 dor bchs.. topped fancy 80 bu No.
I, 81 3S@i7S. vegetabe oysters, No. l.,
EGGs-Larrs. Si7ats ao-doz. case. ne
dunn, tl5gt5eO, small, $40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Auto.
Graphs
Packard Starts
Willow Run Lab
BY sILER FREEMAN

Work has started on Pack
ards newest addition to its
spreading organization for air.
craft engine development.
George T. Christopher. president
of Packard. revealed today that
ground has been broken and
contracts placed for the flight
engineering laboratories at the
Willow Run Army Air Base.
The laboratories are to- be
used in connection with Pack
ards aircraft engine develop
ment program in Toledo. The
facilities will flight test adj
vanced plane engines developed
in the Toledo laboratories.
This $725,000 Defense Plant
Corp. contract recently gave
rise to the rumor that Packard
was moving in 10 take over
Willow Run. At the time. this
column pointed out that il was
nowhere near the actual bomber
plant and unconnected with 1t.
II is located on the east end OF
the airport.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
STRONG CONTROLS

As 10 the war period, il is plain
that the strong controls of the
war economy have been partly
effective in holding prices down
Such things as rationing and pro-
duction control have kept most OF
us from using most of our money
for buying things, fact which
finds expression in the statistics
of deposit turnover. These show
a very slow use of bank deposits.
The velocity" of currency has
been low.
Accordingly. the statistical price
indexes" have shown a relatively
small rise.
So one big question Is, should
we let people use their deposits
and their savings freely when the
war is over-even If II causes a
rise in prices? ] will take up this
question tomorrow. Meanwhile,
be thinking il over Yourself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Dip
Continues

NEW YORK. Dec. ! GNS)-
The stock market declined frac-
tionslly today. continuing the
profit taking trend that first de-
pressed values yesterday.
Trading took another drop,
running AZ a .OO0-Share rate
compared with $4,000 share yes
terdaN.
Rails and aviationS resisted the
generally lower move at the start
hut faded IN the afternoon. l.. s.
steel, ChrNSler Standard Oil of
New Jersey and International
Nickel were pared fractionally.
Eastman Kodak, L. $. Radiator
and Pullman reacted a half. Ma
uonal Dairy. American Telephone
and Commonwealth Edison held
small gains.
The bond market was quiet and
firm. The curb market was
mixed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
FIRST POINT

Starting here, then, the first
point 10 note is that much more
than half the expenses of the war
are being financed by borrowing.
We are paying less than half our
way as we go. The balance is
public debt, and his is growing.
But more important than the
fact OF the debt. / think, is the
further fact that the great bulk
of war debt is not for production
purposes, and is not self-liquidat-
ing.
This fact about the public debt
is what makes il so significant
that the bulk of the borrowing
is done at the banks.
The bulk OF the war debt thus
involves an expansion OF bank
credit, which tends TO affect busi-
ness in many ways. This appears
in TIE ecord-breaking and rap
idly-expanding volume OF demand
deposits and of issues of Federal
Reserve notes. In the past i
months the deposits have gone up
nearly six billion dollars, the Re
serve notes have gone up over
five billion dollars. and money in
circulation" has gone up about
the same amount.
With all this money" around,
the question arises. why haven I
nriceS risen? Will they rise when
the war is over?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
What S New
In Business
Divisional Leaders
Tell Of War Bonds
nv WARD SCHULTZ

An exceedingly clever and ar
resting al has been turned out
for the Sixth War Loan Drive
by the SimonS-Michelson agency
and appears today IN the local
papers.
Featuring the heads OF the
different sales division. il gives
their comments on various issues
and phases oil the drive. For
example:
J. ]. BUY y bonds for
greatest yield, for gifts, for edu-
cation Of children.
Leonard Rcaume-"Iou may
buy up 60 SlOO. 600 in r bonds in
a single year and they are excel
lent for self-retirement."
J. J. McFaw'n--"The series q
bonds produce current income
with interest semi : annually.
They have fixed redemption
values and are redeemable at
face value on owners death"
Henry Wineman--"FOr short
term investment such as for
tax payments. invest in c notes"
F.. W. Albachten-"The 2l,s
give near maximum yield for
long term and are redeemable
at par for Federal Estate taxes
on death of owner"
NJ. A. Manley-"The 2s are
best for medium term invest
ment and can be used for secur-
lily on bank loans"
r. NJ. McConnell-"Buy the
T.. per cent notes for temper
airy investment with market
ability"
r. A. McDonald-"Buy the u
per cent certificates for short
term investment with great
marketabiIity."
II. G. Pillsbury-"Investment
I'm any of these issues Il sound"
c. G. Waldo-''Each IL de-
signed to meet certain specific
needs"
A. A. f. Maxwell - "Michi-
CANS quota is S228.OO0. 900 In
dividual and S244, OOO, 900 worth
OF the others"
J. j. Observation-Disclosures are
ready 10 help you select the
issue best suited % your needs"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Debunkine Planes

With every one talking about
the low-cost private plane of
the postwar era. along comes J.
Carleton Ward. president of the
Fairchild Engine and Airplane
Corp. with a little debunking
along that line in Aviation
News.
"The average consumer" says
Ward, expects 10 pay between
$500 and $500 for a four
place plane, according TO surveys.
However. on n prewar cost basis,
the price will be approximately
$l3.5O0.'
He explained that while most
manufacturers hope for a SIS per
horsepower engine cost. that the
probable price will be about $40.
Ward warned that surplus en-
gines might be available at fan
tastically low prices but that
unless they are properly recon-
ditioned. they could prove un-
safe and turn out 10 be a
boomerang on the entire indus
try.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Motor Wheel
Profits Rise

Motor Wheel Corp. today re-
ported a net profit for-the Sep
TENDER quarter Of S504, 40S, equal
TO 60 cents per share. AS compared
10 S4l0.35l or 40 cents a share for
the same quarter year ago.
The profits before taxes and
reserve for the 1914 quarter
amounted to S2.253 PCS. with pro-
vision for federal taxes OF Sl.19S.-
S57 and a renegotiation reserve of
$3.50. 900, against 1913 profits be-
fore tax and reserve Of 81, l61. $40.
a 81 .525, 995 provision for federal
taxes and S225,000 for renegotia-
ton reserve.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Get 100000 More

The new buildings, according
to Christopher. will include a
hangar large enough TO house
the biggest bomber and several
fighter planes: a three-story en-
cheering laboratory topped by
a flight observation tower and
an attached power plant. Until
these buildings are completed,
the experimental work, which
is already under way. will have
temporary housing at Willow
Run, through the cooperation
of the Ford Co. andsthe army.
Although DPC has already
approved SIPS 900 for the fight
testing facilities, an additional
100000 is being negotiated
from the same source. IL will
bring the total for the aircraft
engine project 10 about $4,000
900, according TO Christopher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Grains Up
Fractions

CHICAGO, Dec. l QNS)-
Wheat generally was on the up
grade today and closed &c TO sac
higher after advancing AS much
as 12sc earlier. December fin
ished sc up at Sl66 against a
high of $l6624.
Corn generally was under pres
sure and closed sc to &c off.
Last prices were at the low.
Oats closed &c down to &c
up; rye. &c to 134c off. and bar
ley, unchanged to sc up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Dividend Paid
ByHedrstGroup
Special 10 THE DETROIT TINES

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1.-The
board of directors of Hearst Con-
Solidated Publications. Inc, met
yesterday and declared dividend
for the current quarterly period
ended Nov. 80 1914. of one and
seventy-five one hundredth per
cent equivalent TO 43Ss cents per
shared, on the outstanding Class
A stock of the corporation, pay
able Dec. IS. 1914. 10 stockholders
OF record Dec. ]. 1914.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Rules on Use Of Name
For All Co,0perdtives

LANSING. Dec. l CUP)-Dcp-
MY Attorney General Fo>s q. FL
drcd had ruled today in an opinion
prepared for the state corpora
tons and securities commission
that cooperative corporations
must use the word cooperative
i'm their name.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02

Possibility that Detroit may
have a new morning paper after
the war is seen in the interest
displayed by the Marshall Field
interests in this territory.
Representatives of Field pub
locations have repeatedly been
sounding out labor union Off
Gals here and have been prom
ised an initial 100000 circula-
ton. No move could be made
at this time because OF news
print restrictions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Canada Cuts Rate
On Export Oats

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The Ca
madam Wheat Board announced
the export oats rate on shipments
out OF Fort William and east to-
day will b. reduced ! cent per
buShel 10 II -ents. The rate on
shipments OF oats from Fort VIII
liam and west will be cut cents
a buShel 10 II cents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Cerloodinq Index Drops

WASHINGTON. Dec. ! The
loading OF revenue freight during
the week ended Nov. = totalcd
76S. $50 cars, "a decrease Of 95.643
from the previous week and 81.
102 below the like week 4 year
ago. according 10 reports 10 the
Association OF American Rail
roads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Wheat Sellers Get Aid

WASHINGTON. Dec. Ito en-
able sellers TO dispose Of wheat
outside their normal marketing
area, the OPA viii permit pro-
ducerS, country shippers and
merchandiserS OF wheat 10 add
transportation costs to their basic
ceiling prices at shipping points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Gas .Sendout Down

The gas Sendout in the Detroit
district for the week ended Nov.
p was GOO. 440 thousand cubic
feet, the Michigan Consolidated
Gas Co. reported today, a de-
crease of SS.S57 thousand cubic
feet compared with the CORE
spending week last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
M(Kesson-Robbi
BUYS Gilmore DruQ

NEW YORK, Dec. William
J. Murray Jr.. president of Nc
Kesson & Robbins, Inc. announced
that an agreement had been en-
tered into to purchase assets of
the w. J. Gilmore Drug Co. of
Pittsburgh. Pa. The purchase will
be for cash. no transfer of CAPT
tai stock being involved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
What Ciearet7

A Detroit businessman is still
chuckling over this snatch OF
conversation overheard the
other night in the Hotel Statler
lobby.
Said one man in all serious
ness:
Say. does your cigaret taste
different lately:"
And his friend answered dis
custody:
"What cigaret ."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02

CHICAGO Dec / tlNS Cash grain close;
MHEAT-None
CORNING. 2 yellow. Sll4ia. No 3 vel.
low. 81 .l2ism Ia No. 4 yellow 81 OF "a
o9i4. No yellow. 81 O3saW l OF sample
frade yellow. saa4c@Si OF. sample grade
white 81 O5
oATS-No. l mixed. heavy. and No. red
heavy, nc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Grdhdm-Pdige Votes
Payment on Glass A

Graham-Paigc Motors Corp. has
declared regular quarterly divi-
dend of 62i2 cents on Class a
preferred, payable Jan. 10 TO
stock of record Dec. 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Postwar Era
Problem Told
BY LEWIS HANEY

Professor Of Economics, n. y. University
Doubtless there Is some danger
that in our concern about recon
version" and postwar planning we
may interfere with winning the
war. When Germany surrenders,
Japan will probably still remain
TO be conquered. If the nation
let's down in its war effort on
We day it will wait longer and
pay much more dearly for VI
day.
But in the midst Of our own
war efforts we can delegate some
of our number to consider the
problems of peace.
AS an economist, I have some
special knowledge and training
that fit me to deal with certain
parts of this problem. So today
and tomorrow i will present my
thought concerning the outlook
for prices and wages in the post
war period.
One big simple fact must be
the starting point for any logical
examination of our postwar eco
nomic problems. namely, the fact
OF war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Nash-KeIvinator Paws
Dividend on Common

Nash-Kelvinator Corp. has de-
clared a dividend Of l2i2 cents on
common. payable Dec. % 10 stock
Of record Dec. II. The same
amount was paid in the previous
quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
Detroit Stocks

Dividends In the fcreFoinr table are the
mounts deciared or paid 20 far this year
unless deslenated by an astertsk ~ which case
> dividend T. payable In fea5 and hEure de-
note. total paid or PAYABLE tsaA-as.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

TOLEDO o, DEC. tINS Cash RIAIn on
track
NHEAT-No 2 red 81 70t7@l7li5.
CORE-No. , yellow, 81 s. No. } yellow,
81 14i2.
oATS-No ? white. sel7e 7olsc No
white. 6sts "a 60i2C
SOYBEANS-No. 2 yellow. S2Os.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
PITTSBTRGH

PITTSBURGH Dec 1 Tins i-CATTLE-
900 steady. steers. good 10 choice sic 5O@
100. medium Ia good. SlANI6 common 10
medium, Sl2m IA. grass steers. 500 so
heifers. Rood 10 choice, siA50@t5 medium
10 good Sl2@ Ia so. common to medium.
~ SO@ 2. cows. good TO choice Si0@l1:
medium To good SSap. Gamers and cutters
$40 bulls. good 10 choice. Sll@l2, com
mon 70 medium. So SOa9 30.
HOCS-200. active al steady prices 1so-
$50 lbs. Sl3.7S@i4 10000 lbs. Siam
l415; 2o022O lbs Sl4Wl4.15. 22O-2SO
lbs. s14@l4.lS. 25O-30O lbs. sl3.7S@l4;
3O0-9S0 lbs. Sl3.65al3 IS. iOO-lSO lbs
81 50@ 3 rouHhs Sl2 S0dl3 So
SHEEP-l0o steady. choice lambs sl46
i4.7S. medium 10 good Sil50di2 so:
common lambs, $500: ewes. S2a4 so: veth-
erS S2m45O
CALvES-50 steady: good to choice S17a
IS medium, Sl3@14; culs ana common
S5Wa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
MINNIPIG GRAIN
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

WINNIPEG Dec 1 tINS Rye closed ..
10 &C lower today. December, 81 90 bid
May, Sl.l01s July. s 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-02
CNiIf AGO
$50

CHICAGO Dec ,lNS -Hocs-l4 900.
steady. Top Sl4; bulk STA 500 ; 90
heavy, Slj 50a 1855 medium Sl375sla.
light Sl3 3Oal4 light lights Si325m
IS packing sowS. sl3.4oa 1878. pigs.
Slioi2 so
CATTLE - 5000. steady Calves. 700.
steady. steers. Chobce Sl7als so com
mon Slla 7. yesrllngs Sl2als Butchers.
heifPrS. Sawl7 cows. SSwlS bulls $50
Il so calves isalS so. feeder steers. $40
o IA IS. Nockers. steers. seal cows and
heiierS STOP so.
SHEEP - q 600 steady. Lamps Slfa
1883 common StOmi3 yearlings SiOa
- 50 feeders Sllai32S. ewes, Sa@6 so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-24
1000 New Units to Aid
Housing for Negroes

Plans for the construction of
/ 900 more dwelling units for
housing the families Of essential
Negro war workers in the Detroit
area were announced today by
X. Divers. regional repre-
of the National Housing
Agency.
The new publicly financed dwell
ings will make a total of 1898
units which will be available for
occupancy during the next six
months. Divers said. assuring 500