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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-14
Buying
SpOff.y

Cooler weather. continuance Of
high pay rolls. and some increase
in antCipatory buying for tho
holiday season have been offset
10y other factors including the
War Chest drive and the election,
and retail trade in the Detroit
area failed 10 show any marked
or uniform uptrcnd during tho
current week, Dun & BradStreet
reports
Department stores made some
gains for the week, the best re-
port indicating an increase IN
sales over the previous week of
about l3 per cent but a. aGalnS,
last year volume dropped slightly
Diverse reports were received
from speciality shops. some rep
reSentatiVc units making gains up
10 6 per cent over 1913 and up to
y per cent above last week. how
ever percentages ranged from j
per cent above TO 5 per cent or
more below the same week of
1913. Interest IN accessories which
IN previous weeks has been rela-
lively strong declined consider
ably. hut coats and dresses wee
In good demand The release
ration stamp No. 3 stimulated
purchasing of shoes and turnover
exceeded last year by about 5 pc,
cent in stores featuring higher
priced merchandise. Rubbers and
accessories, however have not sold
well because OF absence of bal
weather
The strong demand for higher
priced mems clothing and fur
nishlngS which has been n feature
in recent weeks continued and
favorable comparisons with last
year prevailed during the curren,
week
Collections were about on a par
with 1919
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-14
Hitler Runnor
Hits Stocks

NEW YORK. Nov. IL up
tncontlrmed rumorS concerning
the whereabouts of Adolf Hitler
unsettled prices for stocks today,
Volume was lighter than in Fri
days session.
Widest losers among the lead
erS were ChrySlcr. of = points,
American Tobacco b. American
AirlneS. DougleS and United Air
craft. The last four off a point
each.
Major fractional declines were
noted for Du Pont, Santa Re,
American Can Allied Chemical
PcpSi-Cola, Western Union a.
Youngstown Sheet and l. 5.
Steel.
The days early run of bust
ness news included the report of
the Interstate Commerce Com
mission that August net Of 1875
class one railroads dropped to
500 .346;45l from sol .322 .352 a
year ago and disclosure that WPB
officials have authorized produc-
ton of vacuum cleaners by the
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-14
Corn Estimate
Again Higher

WASHINGTON. Nov. - (UP)
The agriculture department for
the third successive month has
revised upward its estimate of the
1914 corn crop, placing produc-
ton at 1888, 37S, 900 bushels. Thu
estimate month ago was 1885,
GIT 900 bushels and the 1913 pro
duction was BOTS, $4,000 bushels.
A crop of this size would ex-
coed that OF last year by about
1872 million bushels. and the pre-
vious crop record of 1912 by 127
million bushels.
Weather during October was
nearly ideal for maturing and
for harvesting the huge corn
crop" the department stated.
1.-THE clear, dry weather favored
harvesting by machine and by
hand methods, which was "A
factor In increasing the total
out-turn of the crop"
The favorable weather has
raised prospective yields also OF
sorghums. soybeans. cotton, po-
tatoes and sweet potatoes AS well
as small increases in various
other crops.
The department said nearly all
OF the Soybean ACREAGE matured
without serious frost injury and
the estimate of production has
been raised 10 1874 900. 900 bushels.
which would be 100000 bushels
below last years record crop.
with an exceptionally large
wheat crop and fairly large
crops Of oats and barley already
harvested, grain production II
expected To total about 49,
OOO.OOO.5 tons compared with
the previous record az l55,-
900. 900 tons set In 1912" the
crop report stated
This years total probably
equals. the department said. one.
fifth 10 one-fourth of the usual
production of all grain.
The overall national crop pros
pect has improved 10 such an eX-
tent il is probable this years crop
VIII be The largest ever harvested,
the total topping even the eNcep-
tional output of two years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-14
How About Fido7

Because the ships of the fu-
ture will be larger than present
ones, ii plans two attendants.
Then it inquiries;
Do YOU want two steward
esses. two stewards or one Of
each sex?
Miscellaneous but important
matters included in the ques-
tionnaire are:
Do you want TO be able TO
take your dog along?
For the baby traveller, do you
want baby foods carried
aboard? bottle warmer and
cooler? disposable diapers
1t also inquiries into what you
want in the lavatory, what form
of entertainment. such as NOV
les, telcvision or radio and
whether YOU want individual ear
phones or one loud speaker
II is quite an exhaustive in
quiry into habits and tastes and
very much like auto companies
have been doing for years with
their customer research bureaus.
The results should be interest
ING. as well as educational.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-14
What'sNew
In Business
By WARD sCHULTz

Commercial and savings banks
over the country viii play a big
ser part than ever IN the IA
billion dollar Sixth War Loan
drive which commences NOV 20.
Through Tho American Bank
ers' Association drive commit
Zee. banks have agreed 10 solicit
each dcpo>lior and attempt 10
sell savings bonds on the ability
Of the deposition 10 buy rather
than lust accepting a token
purchase out OF line with the
financial status Of the buyer.
The theory IS that solicitors
other than banks have been
reaching some prospective buy
ers. but they lack knowledge OF
the financial means ofthe buyer
and accept small purchases
where much larger purchases
could be made.
Banks Will be kept busy with
savings bond work during the
Sixth War Loan drive, since II
Is the first campaign m winch
banks VIII play a dual role of
important sales as well as re-
dcmption agency Since oct, ,,
banks have been kept busy re-
deoming savings bonds under
the new direct caSh-in bank re-
demptlon plan. During October
alone. 100000 1000 Of savings
bonds were redeemed.
OF course. when We mention
tins as the first time the banks
PLAY a dual role we do not mean
that individual bankers are on
the sales end for the first time.
As a matter Of fact, they have
been the backbone of the flnan-
ciai division IN other drives,
sharing honors with brokers'
or rather investment bankers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-14

ssuiTs1APpIe' r ssIdsin' No I, g 500 sos
So asa ass 4s,e ou Rhode Island Green
inss. No. /, 81 25@26 SIS 45-lb bu. iona
i Ih;5.b No a25e .sss a. .'s .. oS M NC
s sGi'Nf Show S0'' No No so? 80 asb 'f su
S TssIss. F SS No sa sss '3 81 @ SS
River No /, s2e2 so 45-lb. bu. Pears,
Ki yrctrA ~ cs s. eu greens NJ
] 7seasi ou. collard. No. 4. sisl so
eu kae No l. 7scesi ea Leess ~
!, B. s, S., ~ s Srss., chsr6 30 sss
- LETTUCE AND SALAD GREgNs2csTery
fndiys fanny; any 81 sos o. S Sa 80 81 so
tucc No / ,lai.5o dol Leaf iei,uc.
DO, echs Romsins No. ' T. soe@.1 as as P b.
VEGETABLES MISC -Been, No 500
s Sc d1l eeh TOPPED No l. SIC 30 sa
$50 s5e so-lb bu red No /. sle so
punched No 700 SOC do, een.: topped
flower. fancy si7s M; No / 81 2s@i.5o
aoe SOC Fennsl no l. 81 sos2 do,, bchs
onions fancy 81 S1 Scf so-s ' sack So
J. medium. 8 loo 81. Green onions. No
IOHgoc doi bchs PaTSnips. No "a
az so bu. Parsley root No. ] 60@7Sc
dor bchs Peppers red hot No, /, sla
so ou green No. sac so bu Po-
tattoo, no 81 o5ai 30 on pumpkin,.
No l. 50a7Sc bu. 7adshes red No |
Sic 40 don bchs.; Ions white, No !, Use
a IS dor bchs hotholSe. 81 dor bch'
s'f N asa 50 su 50 so Sn R p.s,sa.
queen. No / socS.l2s S SS' Hubbard
dollhouse No j, s725 s-lb. basket Tur-
nips No / sl-Si IS dor bchs topped
fancy. 50 bu.,. No 81 35@1.75. vese-
table oysters. No 81 doI bchs.
EGGs-Lsrrs si7@1s 30 don case me-
dunn. ti5eiS 90: small si3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-14
Auto
Graphs
Airline Seeks Views
Of Future Travellers
BY SILER FREEMAN

On the theory that the GUS
toner knows best, the United
Air Lines have sent out ques-
tionnaires TO present and fu-
ture airline travellers, asking
what they want in comfort and
passenger service features.
United has just ordered $25,-
100000 in planes, so of the
newest ships in engineering and
design.
The ships are four-engined
Douglases of two designs, one
with a cruising speed of 240
miles an hour and the other
300 mph. The capacity ranges
from A TO Sc passengers, be-
sides mail and express.
But what United wants 10
know is what the customer
wants TO find when he travels
by air. II has gotten up list
of questions which it wants
travellers TO send in.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-14
What Upholstery

Here are some OF the ques-
tons to which 1t would like an
SwerS.
Would you like reclining
seat? a foot rest? an arm
rest? a place for your brief case
or handbag? a folding writing
shelf?
If you were making an over
night 10 or 1l-hour coaSt-to-
coast flight. would you pay $25
or S35 for a berth or SIT up?
For women travellers, the
company wants 10 know their
views on mohair. wool or leather
upholstery material; carpeting
or linoleum for the floor cover
ing; the type of window cover
ing, curtains, side shades or Ve-
netian blinds; what color combi-
nation for the cabins?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-14
ARMY KILLED

tAsiAtic Area
oERTLY SGT EDWARD F.-Mrs Jeanne
A. Oertly. wife. Plymouth.
Central Pscihcl
JENSEN SGT HENRY NJ Mrs Anna
Jensen mother Posen
european Area
ADEMA PVT WILLIAM T.-Mrs Lena
Adema mother. New Era.
AGNEY PFC LLOYD E.-Mrs, Ethel sett-
ALLENBY PFC DONALD Mrs selma
Allcnby. wife, $3.50 Ruth. Detroit
ATKINS. PVT. BILLY RMS. Ruby d
Atkins wife. 100 Gerald. Highland PARK.
BARR. PFC WILLIAM Mrs. Mae W.
BELL PFC. GORDON MINIS Hannah
Bel. mother. has Z. George Hazel PARK
BENTLEY PVT. HAROLD A.-Mrs. Min
BERNITT. 7. ARTHUR Ed ?. Ber-
Mi BEy isfh'' PFC M0nr ARTHUR Mrs LYDIA
BLACKWELL. CAPT ROBERT v-Mrs
Clara NJ Blackwell. mother so Palmer,
BoRpAsH PVT ALEX A,--sreye Bordash
BoTA. SCI TOMMY o--Jonn s,re,s
BURGHpoRF' SGT IRVING Mrs Eva
MAY BurghdoH vile Flint
BURkETT PFC voNGE G,-MIs Mar
BuRNELL PVT RUSSELL " Mrs Zulish
bGfnSl VIE saE F,i6,,., mn ~ A.. p,v,,
Bur. wife 800 seneca. Detroit
BUTKOWSKI PFC ROMAN Mrs Kath-
crime ButkoWsh. mother 30l5 Reuter-,
BUTLER PVT HARRY John Butler.
fsthel $50 Phinp DetIoi,
CAREY SGT JAMES F-Les'er Carey
CHAPLIN PVT NORMAN NJ Mrs Nettis
chsga m py l 19 LasS,s" y Ds,'oh
Crane mother Pontiac
CRANE PVT ORA Mrs Winnie NJ.
~ eaIRAwFoRpf 7" SGT HENRY I-mrs Ada
pSTsBY PVT RoBERRT Mira Medpra
Dsnsby mother WILLIAMSON
DAVIDSON PVT JOHN p Mrs Janet
DRAvEs PFC. WILLIAM Mrs julia
FERRERo PVT JOSEPH A-Mr, RIOS,
FerT,5.. nqn, hsr Ms,yinds,s -. a..
FOGARTY PVT RAYMOND Edward
o ss22sSs5-,,E i stc p %Synf M, ,,,r,
FRIAR PFC PAUL Mrs Iva Fdsr
GALLOWAY PVT JAMES Mrs Donns
GEBBEN. PVT .PETER-Mrs Gertrude
HAMANN PVT KENNETH p Mrs pos,
Hsnann. mother it71s Wni'horn Detroit
HOST WALTER " Albert ". Host
HCpDY PVT JOSEPH -M,s MARY L
Huddy Wife 744O Norman Detroit
iRwIN PFC LYLE William l. irwin
father Fiint
JOHNSON PFC JANIS W Mrs Mar
Johnson mother 76a7E Ds Sof0 Detroit
IDHNSON s SGT RUDOLPH ~ -- Mrs
Nars johnson mother BaTaEs
EkNCAS T g WAINO Is -Anorsw Ksngss
fa'fCf fginrEdaIr
KEwPNFP IN IT skU1 Mn Ssmus
p Ermpney moAnss 1850 " Philadelphia
DffrHif
YlSu pFc FNii r MIS- flcfh KIN
wrtffr $50 C0fteIei peifeN
EOrFC PVT CAPf.-Nu MARY Konsr
rurfHrr fos27 Lamont De'rHi'
IANIFlS PVT FrEDERlCK Mrs Ger
ffIfr famifir un'lf' P-'i HutunN ~
4 NnBNDOS & sGT CHAPtES Mr., Nsuf
ffr~1. prthe Csnc Pstidt
fkvffLF n PALpH Ralph J
IfsraHf fefffr Nsrisfes
IOAp SGT HAROLD p Mrs. Ns'sh'
Cf-e-r sister adrian
I0PEz PVT JOHNNY J-@,rn Lopet
lorf Adrian
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-14
Grains In
At Close

CHICAGO. Nov. Il tINS)--
Wheat was on the upgrade today
and moved up around a cent TO
the best level in several weeks.
Last prices were sc to lc up and
at the high with December at
S1.65a4.
Corn closed CSC lower for De-
cember and sc to lC higher for
other futures Turnover IN corn
was fairly heavy
Oats finished sc to Use higher
after erasing earlier moderate
losses.
Rye closed &c to 7sc up and
barley sc 10 sc higher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-14
Heads Media Unit

II. Mackenzie has been APP
pointed head of the media de-
partment of the Detroit office
of J. Walter Thompson Co, now
occupying temporary quarters
in the Lafayette Building, He
Will be IN charge OF all media
contacts there.
He has been connected re-
Gently with the Detroit office Of
Metropolitan SUNDAY News
papers. Previously he was ac-
count executive and assistant TO
the president of the Blow Co,
Inc. New York. and II years
head Of media in the Detroit Of
flee of j. Stirling Getcheil.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-14
Produces Cheap
Made Rubber

NEW YORK. Nov. 13-Sinclair
Refining Co. S subsidiary, Sinclair
Rubber, Inc. has established a
record output of ITS tons daily
since Nov. |. or about 25 per cent
above the rated capacity of the
plant which Is. $4,000 short tons
of butadiene year. This output
means approximately $4,000 tons
of synthetic rubber when styrene
is added
This plant will enable the pro-
duction of synthetic rubber at
lower cost on a postwar basis than
any probable natural rubber COST,
f. w. Ison president of Sinclair
Rttbber-StatcS--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-14

MARMARA. PFC LAWRENCE Mrs
Julia MsrmAra, mother 1929 Norman De
Medium, father New Baltimore
MESSENGER. LIST 1T JACK NJ Monroe
MessinReI, fsther 1881 Linwood. Detroit
MILLER SGT HAROLD G.--Mrs Helena
MOORE, PVT JAMES F-Mrs. Cecilia
MSoTs Peher prc 931 o Tys5 Detroit Helen
Navarro. mother Monroe
NICELY PVT ROBERT W Mrs. Mary
Nicely mother onekama ~
Margaret l O'Connen mother Ionis
PATTERSON PVT. RUSSELL - Mrs.
MSGde Patters s m9 nnpre osee9 u,rv
PuRTzENsKI. S SGT BARNEY Mrs
Sarah Purtzensh, mother. 5ii7 Belmont,
- RASMUSSEN 7 JULIUS E-Mn Anna
Rasmussen. mother. Fenton
Frances / Roberts wife North Adams
ROBINSON 9 SGT HOWARD a. Mrs
Asns srq c %9FS F01E mSs aas
ss scHI SisI ths SGT CHARLES A JR -
Mrs Elizabeth schickinFer. mother i2oa3
scussEI ID 1T MARIO AIRS Betty
J Scussel vile Lake Linden
SEVERN PFC ARTHUR a Mrs Helen
SKWIERALSKf SGT DANIEL J Mrs A.
cSander Skwieralsh mother, 6is6 seneca
Detroit
SMETKA PFC EDWARD Mrs Eugs-
beth Smetka mother Milan
STUART PVT OLA Mrs Eleanor stu
sri wife Flint
SULIK PVT FELIX Mrs Victoria Su-
liz mother. Sq77 Keller Detroit
THOMAS PVT JOSEPH Mrs Daisy
Thomas mother NeGauneo
TYSON SGT CLAYTON O Mrs Doris
Tyson wife Sherwood
WITEK PFC EDWARD ? Mrs Marie
Witek wife 1852 Lisbon Detroit
WlTTBECKER PVT JOHN l. Mrs Jennie
NittbeckcT, mother SCottvile
WOTCHkO PFC ALBERT Mrs Alma
NutchkO mother SAGINAW
ZlEGLER lST 1T LEO Mrs Rcubyc
ZierlcT wife ROYAL OAK
Southwest PACING
DELOOF PFC ALFRED JR ALFRED Deioof
fathcr. sass Venice Detroit
kERkOVE PFC JOSEPH NJ Mrs MARY
keTkONe. mother ironvuod
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-14
There's a Reason

D. NJ. lie Vine, executive Of
the Federal Engineering Co.
said more than mouthful in
his speech TO employees on the
firms 25th anniversary the
other night when he COM
mented
Usually. the first workers to
he released are those who have
been cashing their bonds or
spending a. they go"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-14
Priorities

The Detroit regional office 81 The war
Production Board announced today the follow.
Ing prionties actions
1el40-b amended 1Flstgsrr and Hollow
Ware Ads sir new pieces OF permitted fst-
ware permits use Of available oopper-bsse
alloy "A
LISA amended Wooden Shipping Con-
tsiners Revises definitions provides for
exceptions n containers made from WASTE
materials or second hand lumber. amends
tables and schedules
MOI amended Strategic Granite " Re-
f"hneS rfrsfr~tr grsnhi'e" rcttfrf eyceb
lions ~ processing and delivery restrictions
.hPnges reporting requirements toj quarterly
basis
mai DIR REQUIRES hlinF onetire
report on stocks n triohlorethyens a. 81 H.
LA and i2-i-a4
N-3s7 yellow Iron Oxide Permits de-
livery as specified establishes certificstion
procedure provides for issusnce OF directiyes
For further details contact WPB, 1910
Woodward. Phone TR $4,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-14

II wants information on So
cial habits. such as do you like
10 he alone IN compartment
or do YOU want 10 travel as now.
in an open cabin? What'if you
have companion along? II
doesn't say anything about the
sex of the companion. though.
If Air fares are approximately
the same as rail Pullman. would
you and your family travel by
air on pleasure and vacation
trips?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-14
Scan Sleeping Habits

rs interested IN the
travellers sleep preferences:
do you sleep better in the di-
rection of travel or crOsswise ."
do you like your mattress
hard or soft or medium ."
How many pillows do you
use ."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-14
MARINE WOUNDED

- 1oLMAN. PFC ROBERT s MIR ana Mrs.
DDonsid D. ColmanA parents. i42ss Hubbsli
COOK. PFC MORRIS VIZ, Mo,r,, "a
90 VIE Mo Mr and Mrs Clarence \
Cook parents Applicable +"
a. @EkWINSkl PFC DONALD 2 MI and
~ .fi,,sth tlerNiush nsrentt\ BAv CITY
n.gkN,h0tF PAC MARION M Marlin Den
FISHBACK PFC WuTrAu y a., 49,.
Ms Alvin Fishbacs parents F.io, "''U
tO.FNIEk PFC ADRIAN. rGRrrr ~
sio m,t AnoreN Four1icf parents Filn'
'AEDNbR PFC WALTER Mrs loul,s
Itlmns0n fnnttsI FUnf
MARkANovtCH IVY ALBERT Mrs Al
ueri MarkAnovich Wifa. FLINT
=, SlhMoNS lST IT EDWARD LTNVOI n
MIS- Genevcye X simmons mother Ausiip
WARREN 20 1T WILLIAM M-psTrin q
Narrrn father Bancf0ff
WITTY PFC EDGAR fr--Nrt Ess.,
White. wife. Grand Rsrics
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-14

o Close Hosoitel

ATLANTIC CITY, Nov -
GNS) The army air forces hos
pital at Albuquerque will be
closed Nov. 30. Mai Gen. Har-
mon of the personnel distribution
command said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-14
Livestock Market


CATTLE 600 Liberal run al CLASSES.
cost compflft ful 50 pet cent ~ receipts
early saics steers end ycsr.inrs also heiiers
steady choice gecrs and yeaiIngs lacking
mos common sno medium grades unsNtniy
rs so Nfrtxelghf common ycarllnrs down
20 50 so. most sales beef cows Sbnll SO
tJik csnneu sno cutters. - 500 n Some
medium tsussFt bulls 8 h0a 10 30. GOOD
hessies. &lialif', replacement cattle
CALvEs-7so active hrn too and hula
food and choice ,csiers 81 most com
non sno medium Sllwl5 culIs SO Gown.
heavy calves mostly si2 dosn.
HOCs- 600 fairy active barrow snd
rsirbts stead, i4o-iGO ihs IS cents love-
SOFAS e cents hirhu Evablisnec tor sl4 70
choice 2oo-24o JOS bu'k So SO most
77O-3SO lbf Sl4 fes heavier hogs Sl4
buit l4o-ieo..bf i3al SO most F'od
tno sn,ic' 80 ~, s. lss s..,. 49,.
sor6td good sno choice ns'i,s nnbs fully
2Fc higher spots W SOC. other classes less
sc.iye mn shsfP 'u.ong mo,, good t sne
'rfrr decks ~ iH'fer rfie@ general queh'l
sorsvhst improved few medium and eood
ismss .il'jo' most ST. soT 5Tsr and %ed ,,r
rod enc cnoice hsndyWeght fst eve. 50
ba's Eat eees uneyenly 81 500 50, &c
c-rains b quality tni0 c1 t"'i $50.
PiTIsBtRGH
PT-TSnrFGH NOV. y tINs -ChTriF.-
$50 steacS steers. good n choice SIC 50
az so medium % gooc sifnlG common
70 medium sac ErsEs steers 500 ! SO
hsifegs food ~ choice. Si4 SOC =. medium
~ rood &l2Hi4 50, common 70 medium
Ss S0al2 COWS. GOOD % GROVE kloall
medium q rood ssme Gamers and cutters
t4tdT bulls rOod 70 Cnoice tliGl2 com
mon 70 medium 50 SOae so
HOGG4TO0 sCtivc End y cent? hiFher
rFs.IsO los fl4 ISolf so 10000 its
S-s sodf4Eu zoo a90 rs ttf % q
i5150 z2o,}5o ie, az se ~ ,,e -
aI4 iOo-lN0 lpt tl22 - foufts
So rnnl Isl so
eHrrp--o0 s'ssry Sro - cs0~ r'rrr
r~ rrrt~e .pnrrt Cr0frs 81 SOC - O.
rrrium fr rood 81 500 - 30 Drm.-
lambs gs1- rNft f2a4 30 vftrrH =.
Fn
ChLvre-tEo yeacY Coac fC choice -
a1F mec I'm flfai@ cuHf lsnc comn7h
Ss4a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-14

BOWlEs SEAMAN e LOGAN - Mrs.
he.en Eileen BowleS. wife 1880 " Warren
Detroit ~ ''ii'
THORNTON. BOATSWAIN's MATE 2 r
kZLkIEL-Mrs. Darline Thornton vile 4i-2
Cheue Detroit
Write. mother Reed civ %. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-14
0oW-Jones Closing
Stock Averages
WINNIPEG GRAIN
Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

The department public of 1901 sol
ders killed action including so from Michigan 30 from the De-
OF the 25 casualties announced by the navy department IS
Michigan
The casualties and their Of kin who been notified
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-14
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

TOLEDO UASH GRAIN
TOLEDO O.. Nov. Ii ms Cash grain
wHEAT-An- -rnd-S Lzal4al : l.l-
CoRN-No J yellow. &l.llls No. ) vel
oATs-No white e7iga esiae. No. ,
white 66l7 a67i7
soYBEANs-No ? yellow, s2.o9.
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
CHICAGO NOV ; ms Cash grain
WHEAT-No red. S1.I14A- Nh hard
Sf.7l No. 3 hard. 81 90. No. mixed
81 6sia.
low, sl.os No 3 yellow 81 06a o6s4
No. 4 yellow. si.o19 OF; No 5 mixed.
esi.c,dsl o4 No. white. 81 2sl4
OATS-No. / mixed and No white. soc
sample white. soc. No l red heavy, 69l2
sample white heavy. sac
WINNIPEG GRAIN
WINNIPEG Nov. II ms Rye closed
sc TO sc higher today. Dec, l2@sa
l12is May. 81 l0asa h0l7. July. 81 O7S4
a o77s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-14
NAVY DEAD
NAVY WOUNDED

GuRviS ENSIGN miLTON-Mr and Mrs.
BENJAMIN Gurus, parents. 2727 Glendale
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-14
France Orders
Locomotives

ASHIN GTON. Nov. 10
American locomotive manufacture.
ers probably will get permission
from WPB within a week TO pre-
pare for the construction of 700
locomotives for France at a cost
of S100.000,000.
Tentative plans call for 40 per
cent of the locomotives from
American Locomotive Co, 40 per
cent from Baldwin and 20 per
cent from Lima Locomotive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-14

INTERSECTIONS STEEL
Nine months ended Sept. so.
Net profit 1911 .sa3 tsis,01T
Share earn. 81 - 81 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-14
oTGETR nan on RITINING

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-14

MARMARA. PFC LAWRENCE Mrs
julia MarmArA mother 1920 Norman. De-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-14
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

WINNIPEG
sc 10 sc hi
J l2i2 May, 5
II MI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
Many Seed Pods
Add Decorative Note
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit IImr, Garden Eait.r

good looking rather heavy pod
excellent for use at the base Of
arrangements.
Please understand that a good
many OF these seeds and their
Feccptacles are gathered and
sold commercially. TeaZles and
milk weed pods are among
those sold IN shops.
but the mGe unusual ann
beautiful sorts that | have men
toned are not available n any
quantity. therefore not m com
merce. That. if anything. makes
them even moro desirable be-
cause no ore ~ 4t+Itis-tt-be-s+t,te
10 duplicate those YOU save from
your own garden. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10

YOU'LL LOOK and feel your
prettieSt and most efficient IN
this trim frock with pinafore
ruffleS. Pattern 4569. With
sleeves or sleeveless.
Pattern 1863 comes I'm misses
and worenS sizes Il l6. Is
%. 3. "a. 80. ~. 40 A. Size
is takes 3's yards 35-lnCh FAB
nc
Send 20 cents in coins for
every Anne Adams Pattern
which includes a needlework
pattern of useful and decora-
tive motifs for linens and gar
rents. Write plainly name and
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Pattern Book OF easy 10 make
summer styles may be obtained
by enclosing an additional Is
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Send 81 cents in COINS when
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