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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-17

New Zealand has permitted the resumption Of the manufacture oi tennis balls.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-17

Brazil has established % farm training centers. with % uainees each.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-17
FDR Voices Deliberations

(Continued from Page D
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-17

Manhattan Murals: The attractive (even with dirt on her face) young blonde girl horseshoer at the Hauter Riding Academy on w. 66th The novelty shop on 50th St.-built into a freight elevator Sign in a 3rd Ave. bar and grill: Please Do Not Ask for the One You Cam not Hold" The sailor serenad- ing a gal (on top of 5th Avenue bus) with his ukulele .. The diff ferent" type of goody shop (T'he Old Denmark on 57th St. for delicacies. Formerly at the Worlds Fair Radio Citys elevators which take you to the 65th floor (via express) in less time than you reach the 8th floor by local The baby lambs at Macy's. You raise them by bottle Kelly's Stable, the Sand Street swing joynt, which has perfumed sawdust on the floor Electricians climbing over the block long Varga girl cat the Winter Garden) fixing run in her neons,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-17
Europe BIitz Ahead of PIan

(Continued from Page D
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-17
Walter WincIleII
 M NezC YOYk

New York Novelette: On Bou. gainville Island @ soldier was rem- iniscing of home, the places he'd been, what he enjoyed most, etc
 He said that when he was in New York he went to 8 burlesl
 show and that his favorite Co strip- perl was a beautiful performer. He told his listener Gan officer) that he had never met the girl-just en- joyed watching her do her act. That he couldn't forget her-al- though he never got closer than his mid orchestra seat He men, toned her often always in an idolatrous sort of way {. A snip CTS bullet got him in the head one sundown and he died .. When the officer returned to the U, s. on leave recently, he visited the boys family, his friends and his school teacher Then the officer came to New York After searching the ads, he located the girl at the Zebra Club, where she is now a fea-
 tured entertainer And he told her of the soldier who liked her so much Her name is Pat Farce,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-17
U. s. Steps Up Island Jobs

Continued from Page D
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-17

Automobile bumpers were intro- duced in 1906.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-17
Sino Troops Mop Up

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-17
Women Asks $25,000

tcontinued from Page D
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-05-17
Nozis Give UPGuessing

Continued from Page D
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-11
FEW POLIO
CASES ARE LISTED

#a!e'&h, sept. ll-GAP-OnIy
three ncN. cases oi iniantilr pa
ralyNiN were reported today t"
tie state !'ca!th Department,
bringing II" t"tal since June | to
$40 Buuca1nhc, (a>Wcll and
forsyth "aunti"> reported II
ease each.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-11
WEATHER

VI u IT AEO11N I.
Rain ana cool tonight; TucS-
day partly cloudy and slightly
warmer. with light rain in the
afternoon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-11

Radio hrcad9astIne from Erus-
scls said thp British had crossed
the Netherlands frontier for the
first time, "aith0ugh earlier re-
ports Put Them there last w,,k.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-09-11

The NueccW communicates said
Soviet columns whipping inside
southeastern Iransyly.-n and
along the eastern side had cap
tureG yearly 50 towns and viii
la2c, yesterday and forced an
ether tarpaihlan pass INTO Tran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Adopt Old Technique

One of the marvels of the
peacetime automotive assembly
lines was the technique by
which different colors. body
styles and sizes OF passenger
cars and trucks were turned
out on a single line. RoadsterS
followed Scdans, a blue body
dropped after a brown one, spe-
cial equipment went on one and
not on the next, all planned
beforehand.
Now the same technique is
being applied by Chevrolet in
producing two sizes and three
models of Pratt e. Whitney air.
craft engines on the same as
sembly line. And all come out
right. according 10 specifca-
tons.
The latest engine which
Chevrolet produces in its Buff
falo plants is the R-2800C, an
1S-cylinder affair, of more than
1000 horsepower which goes
into the famed BLACK Widow"
night fighter and the improved
PAT Thunderbolt. as well as
the bomberS. The other two
models are in the 200 horse
power paw, of which Chevrolet
has already turned out $4,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Liquors Pace
Market Gains

NEW YORK. Nov. % QNS)-
The stock market continued
higher in 10 days pre-Thanksgiv-
inc session.
In the general industrial divi-
sion. liquors and amuSemcntS were
the strong iavoriteS. Some SteelS
were fractionally higher, including
Bethlehem and L. s. Steel.
In the liquors. however, gains
ran 10 l p points IN Hiram Walker
while National DlStIllcrS and
Schenley added about half that
ruCh Paramount added q point
in the movies division while Twen-
ticth Century-FoN, Warner Bros.
and LoewS added substantial frac-
tons
Motor stocks were mixed.
-ChrySler. which had jumped Ia
yesterday, reacted about a half
today General Motors was slightly
better.
Rails were exceedingly active.
but except for a point Jump in the
high-priced Union Pacific. and
fractional strength in Southern
Pacific, col nowhere.
Curb prices were higher Bonds
were firm and commodities mainly
higher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Auto
Graphs
Briggs Bares Plans
TO Resume Bodies
BY sILER FREEMAN

Production of automobile
bodies within three months
after the government gives the
industry the go ahead" signal
and - per cent increase in
manufacturing facilities were
revealed today by the Briggs
Manufacturing Co. in its maya
zine. The Briggs AsSembler."
AT the same time, it assured its
$500 employees in IL plants
that present contracts assure
work through March, l945.
The article stated that within
the limits allowed by the gov
eminent. il has made some
preparations for reconvcrsion to
postwar production. Floor lay
outs for auto body manufacture
have been or are nearing COM
pletion, II stated.
The company indicated that
the first plant 10 60 back TO
pcacetime operations was its
plumbing ware section. IL is
expected that plumbing ware
manufacture viii be permitted
before bodies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
European Area

ALLEN PFC. CLIFFORD Mrs. jeanne
L, Allen, vile. fosioria.
BERAs. PVT. sIGMuND AIRS Irene
Sf ssvrE sie PFC sesa cE hSfspH w DeG Mar.
BeyieI. mother. ypsliantI.
BoDNAR. PVT STEPHEN C-Mn Helen
R1ssis lister p pl22i Eos;lieE Detroit
Wilma Boeleher. wife. Utica.
cHoJNAcKI. PVT. cAsMIRE H-Mn
Agnes chojnaeki. wife. l7ss6 MsckAy. De
CLARK. PFC. ROBERT JR.-Mrs. Doro-
thy Clark. wife, Midland
COLLINS, PFC CECIL NJ. JR.-MrE. Zelda
/ COLLINS, PFC. RAYMOND s-Mrs. Mar
jorle l. Collins wife. Iron Mountain.
ni DA,%dpk mo,, PVT JOHN os6,,. R-M" Sophie
DE CAMP, PFC. DoDD c.-MrS Agnes
Decamp. mother. Lansing
DE LONG; PFC HENRY M-Mrs hotiis
DIcfAccA. PFC. EUGENE D.-Mrs. Mary
NJ piGisses mother i7l44 Mar. Detroit!
pLcIoyASN Is LsER NJ M
Diff PVT. GEORGE F.-Mrs Josephine
Dill mother. $50 Rkard. Detroit.
DGRoss PVT GERALD dsIII3 h MGorneu'
EGNATUK, CPL. PAUL E.-MrS Anna
Egnatuk, mother Homer
EIhLEEI PFC MlLLLAM T.-Mrs Bessie
ELLIS. PFC. JAMES M.-Mrs Sylvia Ellis
FouRNIER' Set. LEON H--Mra- olinda Z.
FRAZER. PFC ALBERT MRS Adele
fr e. m2,heT 1881 s mTs Detroit Ann.
Gs GSmNG mother Alpens ''' "''' N""'
GERo. PvT JOSEPH s-Frsnk Cero
father lockwood
GILMORE PVT, LEO B.-Mp Pearl Gil
CiUcHIcI, iST TT GEORGE E.-Mn
Victoria Glnchici- Inaiher ml:seeel. =.
GLOCHESKl. PVT, BERNARD E-Mfs
ACnpg lslOrheNlkt
GORNEY. PFC CHESTER T.-MS Anna
p. Goney. mother l7o45 81. Louis. Detroit
HALE. PVT THOMAS J-Ms. Lillian p
Hale mother 300 Eighteenth Detroit,
HATCH. LIST 1T RUSSELL c.-chArles d
Hatch father. Lansing.
HERTEL PVT JOHN JR.-Mrs Marie X
Heriel. wife. l427s Mayheld Detroit
HILL, PVT WILLIAM M-Mrs Barbara !
Il IyANsKI, PFC. FRANK-Mr. Iysnsn
''J JANssoN. PVT. RUNE Mrs Gerd'
Jansen meihsr~ 22196 % S,T pear1orn
Helen Jediowski. mother. PINT.
JEZUIT PFC. STANLEY MIR Henuett'
l. Ie7uit mother AL ; Brsden Detroit.
KENpAIL' 20 1T. ROBERT JR-Rooer
T. Kendall father J@ ,;,a-rn, v.,.-,
Kennedy uncle. Miles.
KILLiNGER PVT. CHARLES R-Mrs
Blsnehs A9psrst sn g9inet Ann m AIeo a, vor,
wife 6o2 Townsend Detroit.
KORCZAKOWSKI PFC. EDMUND T--Mrs
Phillis KoTckakowSh mother. Siis Bliss
KoRPI cpl EMO w-Mu Msyme }
sKorpi wiie. Ishpemlnf.
knoll PFC. MAX o.-MfS Jessie Kroli
KUsmIERz. SGT EDWARD Mrs La
ellie HebdA sister 1920 Wiliette Detroit
LAARSO SGT GEORGE 10 Mrs Eds X
LATTER. PFC. DAVID J-Mrs, Naomi
Latter mother. Leslie
LuTKoSICH PFC NIKE c--JoSeph Lui
kovich father Cedar River
NACKEY PFC FRANCIS C-Mrs Sarsl
Mackey mother 1910 Appoline. Detroit
McFARLiS PVT MuREL Mrs Id
McFAriin mother Clio
MfDDRNDORP PVT JOHN-Jske hidden
dorp father Grand Rapids
MILLER PFC DONALD E-Afs Hclei
Miller. wife Grand LedEe
$500 Wednssdoy NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Hudson
Profits Up

Hudson Motor Car Co. and its
domestic and Canadian Subsidi-
aries report net income for the
three months ended Sept. 30 OF
/ $500. sos after all charges and
after provisionc of $4,000 for
contingencies and S37l,670 for
federal and Canadian income
taxes, The net income for the
corresponding period of 1913 was
$319.60S.
For the nine months ended
Sept. 30 the company and its
domestic and Canadian Subsidi-
aries report net income of 81 .096, =
1879 after all charges, including
depreciation and interest. and
after provision Of S225,0 for
contingencies, S970.635 for federal
and Canadian income taxes and
sos, SS5 for federal excess profits
tax. The net income for the COR
responding period of 1943 was
81 1854 ,101
The company's earnings are
subject 10 audit, year end adjust
ments and 10 renegotlatiOn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23

Jack Daiey's funcheons nave
become the logical successors
70 the internationally famous
society breakfasts given by the
late Tom Wade.
When he joined the Recess
Club in the Fisher Building
recently, the genial vice presl-
dent Of the Wabeek Bank
found the ideal way OF enter
tanning his countless friends
friends gained while with the
old Guardian Bank. as Detroit
city controller. and with the
Wabeek.
He held his initial luncheon
Yesterday. and Bill Slocum,
J.L. s. Scrymgeour. Milt Meier,
Bill Griswold. Joe Verhelle,
Clarence Huddleston. Al Max
well and the writer were
present. Only an important
out-of-town mission kept Char
lie Awkerman away while
Ernie Harris and Charlie Oak
man had previous engagements.
However. Jack gave out rain
checks and promises that the
luncheons will be a regular
affair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Must Clear Plants

Briggs disclosed some figures
to show the magnitude Of the
reconverSion job in its plants.
1t must remove $4,000, 900
worth OF government-owned ma
chinery. tools, dies and fixtures
from its property and another
$39,000,000 in government in
ventory must be cleared out.
The D per cent increase in
production facilities. which the
company plans will be mainly in
its Mack avenue plant. The
Vernon, Eight Mile road, Mel
drum and Conner avenue plants
will also be enlarged eventually,
il stated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23

A formal little card tells this
column that Richard Lawrence
Grace Deverall has been COM
missioned a second lieutenant
in the Corps of Military Police
of the L. s. Army.
Dick Deverall has run the
gamut. He was an instructor
At Assumption College and
later became educational dlrec-
tor of the UAW-CIO. Dick was
ousted from the latter post be-
cause he never learned 10 play
politics and finally Joined the
army.
At the induction center Dick
said that he wanted something
tough. so they put him in the
VI. Pis. Starting as private.
his promotion was slow but
steady. An officer of the mill
tary police IS certainly a far
cry from educational director
of n union.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF $50;
HUBBARD AVENUE. DETROIT MICH l
GAN FIRST MORT G A G REAl
EsTATF COLD BONDS OF CHARLES
n KANTZLER ALSO KNOWN A.
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE BONI
COMPANY LOAN 2145;
Notice u hereby given that all ~ th'
above bonds are called for redemption =
par plus accrued interest TO December 20
igia IN accordance with the terms OF tn'
Trust Mortgage dated october 20, ls2b
and az amended by supplemental Agree
men, dated December -, 1897 by and be.
tween Charles X Kantzler, Mortgagor, and
Equitable Trust Company Trustee.
In accordance with the terms of this can
interest on said bonds will cease a. NJ
December 90 ia4i Said bonds should ~
presented IN the undersigned Trustee t.i
such payment pursuant hereto At 500
CrsWold street Detroit Michigan
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY. TRUSTEE
b. william = Crooks Trust Officer.
Dated. November "a, 1884,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Wide Buying
Boosts Oats

CHICAGO. Nov. % GNS)-
Broad buying of December oats
which advanced as much as lac
featured late trading in grains
today.
Other grains also were higher
in late trading after generally
favoring the upside in fairly &C
tive pre-holiday dealings.
Al the close wheat was I'M
changed to sc up with December
at S1.66ls.
Corn closed l2c to &c up oats
sc TO lSsc up led by December,
rye l2c to SAC higher and barley
&c higher for active futures and
&C off for July.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
What S New
In Business
Find Clothing Makers
Often Gyp Public
Nv WARD SCHULTZ

The OPA now wishes that
lotheS rationlnc had been IN
uuted early IN the War Had
hat been done they could have
set quality standards 10 force
compliance with ceilings
Here are a couple Of cN-
ampleS Of how chiSehnG manu-
faCturerS are putting across
shoddy merchandise on the
public.
. OPA has an exhibit Of q pair
Of 59-cent mems shorts made
Of cheeSccloth with 50 per cent
sizing one wash and they
were worthless.
. Two sfips, substantially The
same. were priced al 81 SO and
90 cents In fact. the Sl.69
garment had % per cent sizing
and was useless after a single
laundering.
. A printed rayon dress. 50
cheap that ii pulled apart at
the seams.
> A girls printed cotton dress,
with cheap dye which ran at
the first washing
. Children's rompe were
tagged AZ 20 cents and Sl.29,
while some OF inferior quality
were priced al Sl69 and Sl.79.
BOYS knit sweaters Of identi-
cal quality priced at 10 cents
and S129
And these are but a few such
items. OPA says that few
families fail 10 have one or
more such complaints.
Unfortunately. il is things
like this which give the free
enterprise system bad name.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23

FEuITs1sAPpie' b asieSini l No l. : 800
2ss z s.iS S Ss 4 Greeninri No j.
81 25s26s Ash bs Rhode Island Green
inrI No 81 25a2 6s 45-lb bg Jona.
,ssns NJ I" 33 3a5ss 81 ~ as ~ ~ M
s r snoss pi' No NJ i. sac 50 4s,e BY
N si,.fs nc S@ ss1 q t5D 6.o woi,
RNsr No ! So so 45-lb. hu. Pears
Ki ct - f V, cpytI ~ c,s,,s. greens
30 7ScgSl hg. Co'lafda. VI q
IS b. Yale No 5csSl bu Lsehs
76caSl b. Mustard greens NJ - z
IS bu Turnip greens. No. j, Sl-25e
ILggrTTucE AND SALAD cREEvs-C,ler
rabbart fancy t22S bu No J. 81 90
Endiys fancy 81 SOC 8 6u No j 81
sl.7s Leaf letturc hothous' ~ 81 ?.
81 50 l0-lb BASKET outdoor . foc %
~ bssket Parsley curly 4oaooc 90
vEcETABIEs MISC 90 Beeis 80 $50
E-occoi. No ] $50 3 80 Ou csoosEe NJ
es RI Nc oO' ! 99sses.i 81 1 csrfots punched
80. s5caSi doz bchs topped ianel
7Se2 o. II So. III sc ciis 30 S .sn5J
Nnchirtn square isncy 81 SO ooz BE-,
Ysnns 10 i, 81 9oSz dot e,h' c, h2Ts,
az fsney 81 sopI e5 5o-b. 81 30
medium 81 7sai 3s Psnnip 80 s
% 50 b.. PARSLEY root No SOC ,, s So 90 ,i
rsH,pkins No I 5osTsc b. RAeishes red
~. T. ST 25ai.4O ooI bchs hothous'
IL a. 90 st GsA' s iSI' s Ss'' ss5si
81 PutsbAFss ~ j. slt2sal so hr
seussh Delcious fsnry a. a. b4t ~
81 ggbbsrc fsncS ~ 80 uu 10 90
al al TIrnius So qOcatl - o..
b~rs fopnec 'suo z. D. Sc g.
as vsrstsbis oysteu NJ s. 8 dr'
ycCS-IarFe sI7sIs 7o-d1l case n,
dian. ti5sis 90. anal, IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Refrigeration
Orders Hit

New applications by dealers
for refrigeration and air-condi-
tioning equipment are being
temporarily denied because of an
unprecedented demand, John D..
McGillis, regional director of the
War Production Board priorties
division, said today.
McGillis said the ban was insti-
tuted TO allow WPB to clear their
present untitled rated orders and
study the overall demand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
NAVY, MARINE WOUNDED

ALLEN CPL HORAcE-MrB Edith N A.
len. mother 305 Alter road. Detroit
COURIER CPL. ERWIN D-Ar and Mrs.
Elrs Courier. parents, asa Dickerson. De-
troit
CUcKsEY NM &c MoRRfE WILLIAM
Mrs Rosa L cuckSey wife. Pontiac
DALMAN. PFC. HAROLD L.-hr. and Mrs..
Louis DslmAn. parents, Holland
DOLLEY c EARL URIAH-MT and
MIS- Jesse n. Doley. parents. IoniA
FAUST CPL KENNETH i-Nr and Mrx.
Charles o Faust parents Memphis
GAFFICAN CPL JOHN P.-Ars Helen
Gaffigan, mother 934i Warner. Detroit
GUM PFC. JOHN C-AT and ATT Rob-
ert Gum parents. Coloms.
JONES. WILLIAM JOSEPH UsMCR-hr.
AMI Mrs Jones. parents. sis Calvert.
Detroit
KIRCHANSKi PFC ALFRED-Mrx. Viola
KirchHnski mother Pontiac
Thercsa Pond. wife, 1897 Santa Rosa.
Detroit
TURNER PFC WILLIAM JoHN-Mr ard
Nry Raymond Turner. parents. Iron Noun
tain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Greyhound Pays
Extra Dividend

Greyhound Corp. has declared
an extra dividend of Is cents on
the common and a quarterly divi-
dend of 35 cents on the common,
payable Dec. p, TO stock OF record
Dec. 6.
Previous quarterly dividends
were p cents. which, added to
these last declarations. will bring
payments for the year 1914 to
.Sl.25.
Dividend payments for the
previous three years included an
extra dividend OF 25 cents, in
addition TO the 81 regular rate,
making total payments SIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
HouddiIIe- Hershey
Paws 25( on Glass B

Houdaille-HerShey Corp. has de-
clared a year-end dividend of p
cents on Class 3 stock, payable
Dec. 20 10 stock of record Dec. 5,
bringing the 1914 total 10 81, the
same as in 1913 The firm also
declared a regular quarter dlvi-
dend of 62ia cents on Class A
stock. payable Jan. > TO stock of
record Dec. 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
u. 5. Rubber Un(overs
New Tire Formula

Discovery Of new principle in
rayon tire construction. providing
stronger synthetic rubber truck
tires and at the same time aSSur-
ing substantially greater produc-
ton. was announced by Or Sidney
NJ. Caldwell. director of tire devel-
opment for the United States
Rubber Co
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
BIG Opportunity

Willard French, president Of
Brooke. Smith. French and
Dorrance advertising agency,
was Detroit contribution TO
the speakers list of the Ma
tional Advertisers in New York
at their annual meeting last
week.
Comparing the history Of in
dustry following World War I
with the potential in the com
ing postwar years. he predicted
that American business faces
the most intense competitive
struggle in its history.
II will be a period OF great
opportunity for those trained 10
take advantage of il, he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Frankenmuth Brewing
Votes Extra Payment

Frankcnmuth Brewing Co has
declared the regular quarterly
dividend of 7i2 cents, both payable
Dec - 10 holders of record Dec
5. making the total for the year
80 cents. the same aS paid IN 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

The n Michigan 81 the Detroit
LIS casualties the department.
The department today released the OF pa casualties
Is Michigan and Detroit
The casualties who have been notified.
are;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Market Closed
Thanksgiving

All leading security and COM
modify markets will be closed
tomorrow in obser vance OF
Thanksgiving Day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23

two months ago. has Just COM
pleted oil well No. 2, which is
flowing satisfactorily. Further
drilling is planned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Earnings
~ otfsNL LIGHT

= mos end Sept 30 1914 'qf7 .
Net income $40 3s7 ar Slo-fI osn
CON snare earnings S4lS - So
Nine mos ended sept 70
Ne income S7.639 g64 s. rqs OO0
Cor share earnings 500 50 "a
CANADtAN INDUSIRtAI ALCOHOL
Piss tf eud Aug 3lt o4f IHA7N
Sc, rtrrf tenf $50 $3.50 SOS
SHARE earni0E. 81 4sC
not sToN iiGHTtNC A FOWIR
Fl frder o. 30 i4tt 80
So ln,1nf 81 as7 sIs s. as SIS
COMM thsre canning g m ~
ociobsl net income t2esiss f777 POS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
Detroit Stocks
UNLISTED

Curtiss-Wright 6as g. es.':'
Southn Rly AIS i 2T@ 21's Zf'sf =
sales. including odd lots. 6.o2s shares
Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid NJ far this year
unless Designated by an ssterisk In which case
a dividend Is payable In isAs and hrure de-
notes total paid or payable isAA-As.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
.Ts-Yo. l red special, 72e
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

TOLEDO Nov - tINS Cash grain
WHEAT-No. ? red, Sl.70iaa .7liz
CORNING. , yellow, Sill. No yellow,
oATs-No ? white. eee7oe. No. white,
6sa6 soc
SOYBEANs-No 2 yellow. S2Oe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23

CHICAGO. Nov. 22-The Gen.
eral A american Transportation
Corp. on whose property in Loulsi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
CHICAGO

CHICAGO Nov 70 ms i-HOGS--ls 600
steady Top Sl4i5. bulk s13 $50 - 10,
heavy. Sis75@i4 medium Sl4el4 -.
lirh' SidalAlo. nrht lights. 81 500 IA
packinr SONS Sl37s@iA pigs 81 la -
CATTIE--s 600 steady. Calves 600
steady Beef steers. choice Si7@ = SO me
dun Sl2alT yearlinrs. Sl20 - p.
Butchers hei'crs Sonl7 IS. COWS $50 ] 4
bulls Ssn13 so. calves $50 l s. feeder
steers tioal IA IS stoeserS steers $40 IL
COWS and heifers STol2 so.
SEFEP--a 500 steady Lambs SlAa s.
common SiOmf3 yeaElinrs Sloa II -,
feeders. tll@i3 Is. ewes. sac s2s'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-23
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10 900 lbs Si4aOm14 so 22o-25O lhs
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