davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
ElaSticNut
Lists Net

NEW YORK. Dec. 6-The Elias
tic Stop Nut Corp. OF America has
nounce d the following un-
audited results for the IL months
ended Oct. 81, 1914:
Net sales. S35, $4,000,
Net profit before taxes. S.
745. 600
Net income after taxes. ST.
024,000
The company stated that inven-
tories having an estimated book
value of approximately $3,500000
were liquidated subsequent to Oct.
81 1914. with a resultant realiza-
ton of only a nominal amount,
Prior to liquidation of such in
VentorleS, the statement said, the
company carried on its books a
reserve for inventory valuation,
liquidation and shrinkage in the
amount of S2,082,000 provided
out of income for the IL months
period ended Oct. 81.
The net loss, Elastic Stop Nut
added. of approximately 1920
600 arising from such liquidation
will be written off against net
taxable income for the fiscal year
ended Nov. 30, 1914. which will
result in a tax saving for such
year of approximately 70 per cent
OF such loss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
Set Sugar Beet
Subsidy for 1945

WASHINGTON. Dec. The
Commodity Credit Corp, has Of
fered TO support the price of the
sugar beet crop of 1945 at $3.50
ton. the same support in effect
this year, and growers have indI-
Gated that they will accept the
offer.
meetings with the CcC,
grower representatives failed in
their attempt TO obtain higher
support price.
They indicated that the chief
concern Of the sugar beet produc-
ers is the prospective labor
shortage at harvest time.
The War Food Administered ton.
however, has offered all possible
assistance IN obtaining prison,
foreign and domestic labor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
Shifts in Requirements

Gen. Wolfe took time TO
straighten out some misconcep-
tionS on So-called contract ter
limitations As far as the AAF
is concerned. he stated, these
changes are readjustments of
types Of contracts, rather than
Examinations of overall reqsare-
mentS. g.
EMBELLISHMENTS of war ron
tracts are particularly vital Ia
prosecution Of the war at this
time" Gen. |olfe pointed out.
Read justments mean that we
are changing 10 more critically
needed items. newer fighting
planes and equipment demanded
by our forces overseas"
If production workers could
see the genuine worry of the
men close 10 the war, there
would be less complacency, less
shifting of obs and more out
put
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
Says Liquor
Holiday Sure

WASHINGTON. Dec. 6 - The
WIPE has given assurance that
efforts 10 increase the tagging
munitions output. which already
have caused the spot authorize
ton reconversion program to be
retarded, will have no effect on
the scheduled liquor holiday in
January "A
Spokesman Tor the agency said
that, barring some unforeseen de-
velopment, plants now making in
dustrial alcohol for war purposes
will be permitted to devote their
facilities TO he manufacture of
beverage alcohol for the entire
month
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
Detroit Produce

Trading Wa only fsiF In fresh fruits and
Terminal today LiEh, suppl" .: sGnessd
carrots and iceberr head lettuce scd readily
g, ceiling prices Western eot apples Te-'
apple, remained steady Oranges we're
stronger with grapefruit moyins slowly
Onion, and po,',oe. Tsmsinsc 'so., '''say
started of with rather slow movement,
APPLES-Mich ou. L No | Delicious.
s snsr. '' ,3so ncrn I9sshs se:
e e,snn SH o.. iss s.4r Tns'' 81 Rs
2Is some ordinary to fair quality. all va
generally fair quality. s475es as. Pientl-
WAX BEANs-ss so
BRoccoLi-Ar,ons pony crates, s. SOFAS
s2sos2eo; .Ariions $500 so
cARRoTs-Lo. ANGIE, era,s, california
500 s+;,dr. oes s,,, '4ss Texas e-do'' 81 90.
CELERY-Michissn Golden Heart. dof.
stalks. s59aoc. a. crates. rough 81 75a
AS California Pascal. crates 2 TO doz-'
CUcuMBERs- Florids eu bssis s7ss.
fsir quality s4a5 ordinary s3s4
and isrseI. s. 1888 IS plnks TeSs, 50 al
"a IS. Florida. IS OF
GRAPEs-csIitornis luSs fmpefori some
n dor Arigonr IS 90
LEAF LETTUCE-Ho 1o-lb hsk's
Ohio al %
ONIONS-So-ib Sacks Hichirsn L No
! yellow 81 5o.a IS Colorado SVce' span
ish. large. 81 500 ss ? 10 Sin size few
oes, 81 so
IS aisS5 80 asos N7S ;sT easu,y
lower
PoTATOrS-ioo-rb sacks Z No I
size a. Idaho Russe' Rurbsnh q $50 ; 81
standard grade 50 50 utility grade Is asa
so lo-lb acss 42iao Maine Katahdin
Chippevss saisaa rs l5-ln casks 500
sac, mostly So Green Mountains 81 i0M
BIS lS-lb sacks 5o@5lc Sev jersey
Katahdins t32i Michigan puss.t RursS
81 sos275 Upper Peninsula Kstehdins,
81 90 S-lh ocss Green Mountains. 4Sc
RADlSHES-TeNas crates S275
SWEET rOTATOES-portp Ricsn Vans
Louisiana crates - ios39 as. mostly 81 Is
Tennessee crates s3W7iS North Carolina
bu bsku So Maryland bu bskts ordinary
quality e32S
TANCEPINES-Florids boxes 2fos and
lsrrer. ssAl. 246s IS 50 hu bsk's. "a
TOMhTOEs-io-lb rcrscN s2so ohio
Ho'house BIB bskts medium 50 TO large
50 40. small 50 3nd77s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07

During the celebration the
other day Of the tenth anniver-
sary Of the opening of the Wa
beck Banks Ferndale offices
President George Judson was
telling some of the directors Of
the number of letters received
by the bank with the name mis-
spelled.
II has been called the Webut
Wabash. Walenk, Waabek and
one came in the other day adj
dressed 10 State Bank Detroit,
attention Mr. w A. Beck -
Incidentally. the last time I
was in Washington. Senator
Ferguson called il the Wee
back" Bank.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
Douglas on GIN Board

Lewis W Douglas. former
director Of the budget. has been
elected 10 the board of directors
of General Motors. according 10
an announcement issued by AL
fred p Sloan Jr.. chairman.
Douglas, a native of Arizona,
served as director of the budget
IN President Roosevelt's first
administration. He resigned
after a year and a half 10 be-
come vice president of Ameri-
can Cyanamid Co. He now is
president of Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
Tires for 1912 Cars

An amendment 10 the tire ra-
tioninC regulations now per-
mitS auto dealers 10 purchase
Grade | tires TO be mounted an
1912 automobiles held for sale.
This is intended to allow deal
ers TO replace a stolen or dam
aged tife-It-ais applies 10
used l942S held for rationing
which may have tires in need of
replacement.
Ratloning of used. tires has
now been eliminated This will
do away with keeping tire rec
ords by serial numbers and will
allow transfers Of tires from
one vehicle 10 another.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
>--->.>>->>-> Wedndoy December s. 1914
World Cotton
Pact Urged

WASHINGTON. Dec Sin dis
cussing the postwar outlook for
foreign markets for cotton, L. A.
Wheeler, director OF the foreign
agriculture relations OF the DE.
partment OF Agriculture, told the
congressional cotton conference
that an international agreement
between cotton producing and
consuming nations offered The
best hope for solution TO the
cotton foreign trade problem.
lie recommended that the
agreements follow the pattern Of
the international wheat agree
ment and that consuming and
producing nations be given an
equal voice in all decisions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
Wheat Off
NJ Close

CHICAGO, Dec. 6 ms
Wheat generally was under pres
sure today and closed sc TO 7sc
of and around the low. Deem
Der finished at $780,.
Corn finished &C higher for
December, which was firm
throughout Other futures were
&c 10 &c lower.
Oats finished asc TO &c lower.
rye ssc to lc off and barley &c
to ! &c lower.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
Request SEC Ban
Proxy Solicitation

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. S-The
Illinois Power Co. has petitioned
the SEC 10 restrain the North
American Co, the North Ameri-
can Light and Power Co. and the
IllinoiSTraction Co. from solicit
ing any proxies from the holders
of the publicly held shares of the
Illinois Power Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
european Theater)
DETROIT

DETROIT
ANGovE. PFC. AMBRosE-Mu. Clara An
cove. wife. $3.50 Rasenswood
s. s.SAL nss. PVT T,.s TT s.o3:ss Lucy
Balm. CPL ALEXANDER R-Mrs. JeminiA
M. Young, mother. 81 Msrston,
BENEDETTI, s. SGT. MANLIo-Mrs Lucille
Benedetti. mother. 1881 Santa Rosa.
BENTsCHiNCER, PVT. RUSSELL F.-Mrs.
Jane BertsohingeT, wife. 2475 Seyburn.
BRICK. PFC. HAROLD Mrs. Cladis
Rossoers sister. s6os Z. Canheld.
man. mother. asa4 vinewood ''' mary '''''
. DESkEn p.e TsG VIII. S ai4s ss.0c.
nl PIXIE En-, PVT a as Ttss J-willam S
ELLIS PFC. LOUIS H.-Mn' Rose Ellis
HiGGISBoTHAM. s SGT RAY n. JR-
Ray hisginbothsm ST. father 1874 Deer
HoEL. PVT. VERNON L.-Mrs Ileen Ho.l.
LETA, PVT. FRANK l. .JR.-Mn. Christine
LUTz, PFC. DOUGLAS B.-mrs. Mary Lu,u.
grandmother. 1872 caSgrain
Ms.sS. T, PVT va, v ao9s eo''
MAYER, PFC John Ss,D. G-Mr' Geraldine
Ms MyecoR mic 44G Pyr Sa'P EDWARD Airs.
Margaret Mccormick. mother, l24il Green
MOORE. PFC CHARLES B-Mn on. o.
PARNHAM. PVT JOHN Mrs Masdslene
Psrnhsm mother. i444S Lsppin
PETTiT. SGT CHARLES Mrs Elsie
NJ, wE EssHs ss1of2' PVT PVT HrsRY-Mr
Eleanors wenfrzynowicz. mother 1881
wHiTrEN' SGT STANLEY E-J.mes
Whitten, father. ASST LinSdah
OUTsTATE
ALLEN. Tl5 MERLE H.-Mrs Daisy Alien.
BALDERRAMA, PVT. JENARo Mrs
Msrcells b BslderrsmA. mother. Essexvills.
HERMANN PFC HENRY c-Mrs Julia
Bisrmsnn mother. Utica
Bouth father. Marquette
BOWMAN 2D LIT. JOHN d Mrs. Dora A
Bowman SpryS,s sit,i up1ac ,rssv,, ca,
Cleo Brennimsn wife NJ Ciemsns -,
c Carmody. mother, Port Huron
CROSBY. PVT SETH O-Mrs. Ceoffis
Crosby mother. Kalamazoo
CROSS. SfsGT RICHARD F.-MrS Emma
r. Gross mother. Pontiac
CURTisS, PVT JERALD L-vern Cur.
tss. mother. Hastings
DERIVE. PFC GEoRCE--Mrs Frances
Derive wife ChsrlevoiS
EGAH cpl JAMES -E-MrS Ruth z
Egsn wife Grand Rapids
GROENEvELD PFC. GUSTAV Mrs
Anna Croeneveld mother Norway
HEATH SISGT ARCHIE Mrs Cleo !
Heath. wife, Yuma
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
Dept Store Sales Up
II Pct. in N. Y. Area

WASHINGTON. Dec. 6 De-
partment stores in Manhattan
and Brooklyn sold II per cent
more goods last week than in the
corresponding period of 1943, ac-
cording 10 preliminary figures of
the Federal Reserve Bank of
New York The average gain for
the four weeks ended Saturday
was also IL per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
b. 5. importers Buy
More Brazil Cocoa

WASHINGTON. Dec. s L. 6.
cocba importers have arranged
the purchase of an additional
100000 bags Of Brazilian cocoa AT
$50 cents a pound. c. i. f., an ad-
vance Of 5 points over the previ-
Gus price paid. Total purchases
from the Brazilian main crop are
now placed at 100000 bags, with
the latest quantity 10 be delivered
from December through February
next wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
Livestock NJ arket
DETROIT

CATTLE-Reccipts 900 COWS predominsted
IN fresh receipts. steady other classes mostly
steady but steer and ycariinF trade largcly
pcddlinr affair uO action ON better grades
Small lot good SIS 10 steers Si4 other
Gcatterec oce lots common ard medium steers
snd yesrlings. averaging under 500 lbs IS
rl2 u loads steers and ; loads heifers
displayed most sales common and medium
beet Cows Se@ii better kinds scarce bulk
rE1neu and cuttefs S5a7 - strong weight
cutters - so most common and medium
talSsRe bulls $40 1880 good hosvtes yIl.
CALNES-Reccipfs 500 nrn Top and
tooo and choice veslert 81 most common
end MEDIUM Si2ol5sO. Cuiif S7hIO
EcaittnnE heavy calves w TO SIS. choice
IA kim
HOES Receipts 500 ssins lo-isc
higher on ell hofs Tuesdsys marie, STEADY
loe hifhef pfscuca ton. So on 200
SIS s0ui3 20 i6u-lEn ihs sisals
loo-lso Jos si3 down most sovt. Sisa
SHEEP Receipts : 600 good and ohoic,
r. lambs 2hc higher other lambs and
sneep hrm trading more active Bulk good
snc choice native lambs tl3 b0aI7Ts
I'D SIS IS most medium and FOoc lambs
Silgl5 common and medium SsmIo
ruls bqcD discounted 81 feeding
afnbs s9aii few choice hsndy~eirht sust
80 ne tqr bulk fst ewes s3S5SO Gull
cUes. s. s0a2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
What S New
In Business
H. 4. McDonoIo Offers
Profit Sharing PIon
By WARD SCHULTZ

An annual proflt.Sharinc plan
FOR the employees Of the II a
Mcdonald Creamery 60. was
announced by Harry 4. Melon
aid. president.
The first fund. which includes
IS per cent Of all employees. has
the unique feature Of including
also large percentage OF Serv-
icemen now IN the armed forces
as participants.
Each year a fixed percentage
Of the earnings of the company
will be placed in a trust fund
for the benefit OF qualifying en-
ployes and managed by a board
Of trustees. all OF whom are
en1ploye participants
Special emphasis Is placed on
benefits 10 he derived from this
fund by returning employe serV-
icemen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
Keep Insurance

George Lackey. general agent
for The Massachusetts Life In
surance Co. reports that his
firm is urging returning service
men 10 keep their service insur-
ce-ia-fepee and has prepared
q very enliGhtening booklet on
the subject which outlines the
benefits 10 the insured.
AS secretary of the officers
club here, George is making
sure that copies are available
10 members and guests and will
send the booklet to any service
man on request.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
LEGAL. NOTICE


NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF 1905
HUBBARD AVENUE, DETROIT. MICHl-
GAN, FIRST MORTGAGE REAL Is
TATE GOLD BONDS OF CHARLES X.
KASTZLER ALSO KNOWN As UNITED
STATES MORTGAGE BOND COMPANY
LOAN 2i4S
Notice IL hereby gwen that all ~ ths
above bonds are called for redemption a.
par plus accrued interest 20 December 40.
1915 IN accordance with the terms ~ me
Trust Mortgage dated October 20. 1928,
ana a. amended oy Supplemental Agree.
mont dated December q 1887 hy and Re
tween Charles Ksntlsr Morgagor. an
Equitable Trust Company Trustee
In accordance with the terms ~ this
call interest on said bonds will cease as
~ December 20 1894 said bonds should
he presented ~ the undersigned trustee for
such payment pursuant hereto AZ 800
Griswod street Detroit. Michigan
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY. Trustee
BY William y Crooks Trust Ohicer.
Dated November ~ 1874.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
Low Cost Freezer

Charles 7. Lawson. vice presi-
dent in charge of sales of Kel-
Vinator. promises that his firm
will market home freeZers after
the war at a price something
less than the average good re-
frigerator.
He reports that exhaustive
studies based on Kelvinators
long experience IN the ice cream
cabinet field substantiate his
claim.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
Ohio Firm Profits OK'd

CLEVELAND. Dec. s = The
National Malleable e. Steel Cast
ings Co, reports that renegotia-
ton proceedings for 1913 have
been completed and. the price adj
justment board has determined
that the company realized no
excessive profits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
Additional Service
Scheduled by PEA

NEW YORK. Dec. 6 The
Pcnnsylvania-Central Airlines will
put INTO daily commercial service
on Dec. 10 its fifteenth Capitallner
IN order 10 augment air service
for Milwaukee, Washington, Chi
cago, Grand Rapids and other
cities along the system.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
B. & O. Plans Refund

WASHINGTON. Dec. 6 CUP)
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
today had asked the Interstate
Commerce Commission for au-
thority 10 refund approximately
$500. 100000 (M) of its outstand.
ing securities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
Utility Hearings Reopen

WASHINGTON. Dec. 5 The
SEC has ordered hearings recon-
vcned Dec. l. on an amended
plan OF recspitslization filed by
the Tide Water Power Co. a
subsidiary Of the General Gas
& Electric Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
lnvedes Detroit

Memo 70 Detroit jewelers.:
You can expect some new COM
petition In the not too distant
future, according 10 the grape
vine The famous Chicago
iewelry firm OF c. D. Peacock
is repeatedly leasing space in
the Fisher Building and will
open a swank new store.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
Genl Shoe Offers Notes

NEW YORK. Dec. General
Shoe Corp. has filed a registra-
ton statement with the SEC
covering the sale of S5.000.00
15-year 3 per cent sinking fund
debentures. due Dec. l. 1859.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN
no

IVIFII- o Do TINs --NHSN TftIT
on track
WHEAT-No ? red 81 7oi5ai71l3
CORS--Eo ? yellow Sli48iiSis No !
yellow 81 i3eI i3is
73aT7izc
soYBEASs-No. = yellow. 81 100.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO Dee. s tINs Cash srsin;
WIfEAT-Nons
CORNING 2 yellow. STA No. ysNow
81 O7a, al osi, No yellow ~ Olga
! o. sample grade yellow siigHesi.e 30
= white, 81 isa. sample grade white
81 lsig
OATS-No red special heavy. re No /
red heavy 76is 077i3c No. : white extra
heavy. Sc sample white. 71isc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
Produce
Prices Set

Detroit housewives viii pay
slightly more for some vegetables
and slightly less for others dur
inc the coming week, the OPA
place schedule IN effect tomorrow
indicated.
The price Of sweet potatoes
went up 4 cents 10 two pounds
for - cents. yellow onions in
creased cent Co three pounds
for Is cents; Spanish type onions
jumped cent to three pounds
for Is but dry white picking and
boiling onions dropped s cents 10
three pounds for "a cents.
GREEN PEAS Up
Fresh green peas increased SD
cents 10 25ia cents a pound; po-
tatoes with the exception of
ready-packed pecks and Idaho
bakers Increased 2 cents 10 five
pounds for % cents, clipped car
rots are up cent 10 Z cents a
pound and green beans jumped
one-half cent to % cents pound
Bully spinach dropped cent and
half 10 liz cents pound while
dollhouse leaf lettuce dropped l
cent 10 20 cents a pound. Iceberg
lettuce is set al is cents a large
head drop Of cent.
APPLE PRICES HIGHER
On the fruit list all western
apples except Lady and crab
apples went up 2 cents 10 two
pounds for q cents as did all
nearby growing area apples which
are quoted at two pounds for 20
cents. an increase Of | cent.
Texas oranges dropped 2 cents
10 five pounds for 40 cents
Florida oranges increased 3 cents
10 five pounds for As cents. West
ern pears rose | cent 10 lS cents
pound and tangerines including
Kings and Temples are five pounds
for 55 cents. a drop Of ! cent.
All prices are effective Dec.
z through Dec. ID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
MINNIrIn GnAIN

WINNIPEG Dee . ms Rye c.osed :
~ 10 lower today December 8 0e1, bid
May. s. ils. July 81 10 sold
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
MARINE WOUNDED

KLEcKA PFC JOSEPH J.--Mr and Mri.
Edward KieckS ST North NuSkeron
KovAL1CHUk PFC sTEvE-Mn steve
Koyslchuk. wife. 1887 strsthmoor De-
troit
MccoRp PFC WAYNE C. MI ana Mrs,
Grover McCord parents Prescott
MCLAUGHLIN PFC JOHN JP -MIL
John a NcLAurhtn Jr wife Port Huron
NIELSEN PFC JACK F.-At Elsie Seil-
sen mother Plymouth
OSTEPMILLER PFC WALTER Mr..
Bsl2er Ostermiilsr. father saginaw
PAClC PFC FRANK Mira Frances
TscIC mother Kalamazoo
PALM SGT DALE L.-nr ana Mrs Hsr.
vev r. Palm parents Pontiac
PASTEifS PFC JAMES-Mr ard Mrs.
steve PAntslis parents so73 Prestler De-
trCif
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
~ Honor Roll
w. Official Casualty List

s. soldiers released by
the department 60 Michigan p nom the Detroit
The casualties their kim who been no
fed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07

ni,idsnds IN IN, foreGoinf table are the
sraeu's declared ~ psis 80 far this year
unlsss dstiTnatsd ~ an atterisk IN vhieh case
dividend "a PAYABLE IN fsAs sne hfurs &C.
notes total paid OF payable itaA-ts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
PITINBIRGU

PflTsBiRGH Dec . tLNS CATTLE
% STEADY sieeu Eooc g choice sls 80
70 ~ 50 medium % gpoo Sl4@is common
=. ra'c dur sl2gi4 grass stssr 500
medium 70 rood sI3sI4.5o common 70
neciQm So SQdi2. Cows .FCo1 % choice
&io@ii' medium 20 goo So 5000 80
rsnnsu and cutteu t4aT Bulls rood o.
-fcic. sllsi2 common 70 medium. 50 so
HoGs-sso r,say iso-iso lss si4s
80 so 81 13 a:dsoo5 10 2ao'a; s., sS e,
- 40 3o0-7-o ~ si376sls 90. 90.
80 % 81 75Fi32s roushs tl7 50
sHEEp-iso. uop and - cents lover
~ choic, ,Chclcs hmht SIS soai4 50
isrss. tsa7 sve' sos 30 veth,t s2u
cILvEs-Ioo. r-sssy C-oe o. r-ei., tt-
sis medium. 1880 rl.t su' common
CHICAGO
CHICAGO De- lINe --HOre-gI ono
, ,sy 10 sishr ,,9,F-,' 4 10 ~. ss..
Nrhts 81 50 ia nsrsirf srus sls75s
cATTLF-7 400 steady csfvei ooo
s'ssey Bss' rssr choice 'tsef- - ne
dfuT Sig~ff vear'frff f1i fo- g.
pI'rrerf Eff'ere 8GH'r co. lafE tsrtt
bulls tfa17 so caftr IS .c 'aH
ffrs~r ti04fs e'o-rrrt. steers CO. ~
eess sno hsifsrf t7aI7
sHyEp-io 600 s'ssev Nswtt $50
4 50 feeder siisis - s.., stes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-07
ARMY WOUNDED

HOFFMAN PFC KENNETH H-Mrs.
Nellie Hoffman mother, Eaton Rapids
JoLCREN, PFC. ROY A.-Mrs HildA Jol-
eren, mother Pelkie
= JONES. PFC. FREDERICK E-MH. Ethel
-. JONES % 1t HAVEN E-Rev. walter
KOvACEVIcH. PVT. NICK Mrs. Made
line koyaeeyieh, mother. Besgmer
LEpINE PFC JAMES R.-Mrs. Eileen s.
toUcHRiN PFC EDWARD B-John
Loughrin, father, Cadillac
LUTEY. T/5 RUSSELL W Mrs. Elizabeth
Lutey. mother. Ironvood
ns MAiRIuc Gd,,. Cpl Au 6sI Rose
MEYER, PVT FREDERICK-Mr Mary C.
Never wife. Pontiac.
MIcHAELs, sIscr. INFERENCE Mrs.
Rose M Michaels, mother MAnistique.
Mill mIisLLEk, Pc Carl F-Mf' Eleanor
PETERS. PFC MILAN MINIS. Lillian
Peters, mother WAtervliet
RICE. CPL TUNIs F-GeorEe l. Rice.
SAUNDERS, PVT. CLARENCE Mrs.
Lucille saunders, wife. Pontiac
VAN BELLE, CPL. JULIUS D-MrS Mary
=. Van Belle. mother, Monroe
WISER User PVT PVT WILL WILLIAM v-Mrs Irene
:, yEREsH,, PFC MlKE-Mrs Anita n.
.vIEAu. SGT WILSON A-Mrs Lucy NJ.
Vleau. mother, Cheboygan
WALLACE, PFC GEORGE Mrs Donna
WARREN. $ SGT CHARLEs-Mu Helen
Warren. wife. Flint
wENDr SGT ARTHUR M-MrI Mary
Wtndt. mother onekams
VOTERS, PFC GORDON D Mrs, LYDIA
wRYEMRELsKi PVT. LEONARD W
Anthony Wryembeski father Possn
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NAVY MARINE DEAD

NAVY MARINE DEAD
CARMODY CT &c KENNETH JAMES
Mrs Cecilia Carmocy mo- her New Era
JACKSON s IL DAVID ELWOOD-Mr ana
Mrs. John J. Jackson parents 1918 Blake.
Detroit
KosKELL CPL OSCAR E-Mr ana Mrs
I'll Koskels parents 1897 Ellsworth. De-
trolt
Milford chronicle., 1944-05-12
Picture Industry
Backs "WAC" Week
Drive To Obtain EnliStments VIII
Continue Through May II

Beginning yesterday, Thursday.
May IL. the sixteen thousand the
atres of the United States inaugu-
rated coincident with the second
anniversary of this important
branch of armed services. WAC
Recruiting Week" This event is
sponsored by the War Activities
Committee of the Motion Picture
Industry.
Commanding officers in Euro
pean Theatre of Operations, under
whom cOntingents of WACS have
so nObly served. have enthusias-
tically acknowledged their contri-
button to the actual war effort and
are pleading for more of them.
These American WACS have dis
tinguished themselves as nice
looking, hard-wOrking. cheerful
girls. Most of them have served at
General Dwight Eisenhower's head
quarters and Eighth Air Force sta
tiOns, where they plotted, teleprint-
ed. operated switehboards, made
maps. assessed combat films,
'sweated out" missions in flight
control rooms.
Americas women, if you will
scan history's pages, have always
backed their fighting men. But in
this war there is proof of a greater
obligation---tO participate actively
by taking over vital Army jobs
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