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Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-12-14
WAR QUIZ
CORNER


WHO is HE?
(N points,
1. This member
of British royal
ia lily W a S
killed in a war;
plane cras sh.
What was his
name?
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-12-14
LIVING AT ITS BEST

LESSON TEXT-Galstian 5;22 $40.
GOLDEN TExT-H we live in the
Spirit. let us also walk in the Spirit
Galatians 5:25. ttt
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-12-14
WE KEEP TIRE
TROUBLES AWAY

. Our free adOice cdn
mean frouble-free tires for
you. If you stop in regularly
at TIRE SERVICE HEAD
QUARTERS. our expert
check-up will catch small
defects before they cause
big dGmGge +. wen help
you get the last long mile
out Of your tires. And wen
tell you when to recap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Market
Displays
FirHllRleSS

-NkN-YQRk- E-eb - -LIAS4--
The stock market opened steady
today in moderately active deal
ingS Price changes were gen
orally only fractional
Following the trend and open
ing steady were raIfiy. motors,
sleels and ubherS Communlca-
tons were active bat prices re-
NAMED virtually unchanged
Chemicals were firm as were
aft active aviation group Air
transports were up fraCtonally,
with American Air Lines =
higher
Opening prices Radio go un-
changed O. L. Martin Is LIZ L.
international Harvester 70i. off
- tOCKnCCd IT., OFT = COn,OlI-
dated Edison 2l@s, Unchanged
Sinclair on II, up - General
Motors ~ Southern Railway %
up z, AtchiNo 81, up Is Atlantic
Coast Line -" up i, \ Y
Central Is unchanged, Stand
ard OIL of New Jersey 53, un-
changed Baltimore & Ohio S. I'M
changed American Tel & Tel
l577s. unchanged Anaconda - =
up - Penn r. r y un-
changed lnternatlonal Tel l3
uurhaurrl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
F arm ers' Market

FRUiTs-Appies. Bsdwins No. 1. san
y % bu, Delicious No /. $500 bu. Mcfn-
tosn No. J. 50. 500 3. 90 bu: Jonathans No
l. 20 .25 so bu: Greetings. fancy, "a az
ou No l, 50 ~ , so Northern spys No 4
50 5On ss bu Wageners No S3a3 So
bu steele's Red No. I. SO. 50d 3 as bu
Note-Ceiling price on apples So gS. IS.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
Celery Cabbage NJ. Sl.5042 hu
VEGETABLE GREENS French Fndiys
No. I. S2u2 so 5-lh. box
VEGETABLES MISC Beess. ,opped.
No. I. Si.T502 bu. Broccoli No I. 81 n
bu Cabbage No. j 81 SOAP bu: Red Can
hsge No (ceihngl x225 5O-lb bu
Carrots topped. No. l. S1.7502 bu Celery
Root No. 50. j0N3 hu. Celery Michigan
squares No 1 81 Horseradish 40. i.
50 50H3 peck basket Leeks No. / SIR
$50 doz. oons- onions. dry No Cceil-
ingt. 81 80 5O-lb sack. Parsnips No 4.
So q 3 So bu Potstoes fancy So 100 rs.
No 1 81 90 IS. Radishes hothouse No,
J. 81 p 20 doz. bchs Rutaoagas M. 1,
81 n 4 50 bu squash Delicious No. 4
81 .5O02 bu; Hubbard. fancy 81 50 bu:s
No. I, Si50d2. Turnips topped fancy.
50 bu No. l. ti2saf75 vszsfsnis
Oysfers No ! 81 81 dor nchs Rnubsrb.
dollhouse fancy. 90c 81 5-ib. box cholce,
eo zoe SIN. box small $3.50 IS dos.
EG G's Large $40 soq1i. 50 40 -doz.
case. medium 50 % no.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Urge Vets
Join State
Troops

FLINT Feb 21 Veterans Of
World War and The growing
ranks Of young veterans Of World
War IL today were urged by
Brig Gen Thomas Colladay 10
re-enl>t m the Michigan State
Troops
Cen. Colladay division com
mander- OF the state troops. an
nounccd thai a recruiting drive
Will he launched for a dozen 80
man companies which VIII form
the reserves Of the MIST i'm the
rcgimenial area of rhe 33rd Micn-
igan Infantry hcadQuartcrcd al
Flint
The reserves VIII serve only M
their home communities to aug
ment or temporarily replace the
regular state troops Gen Cola
daV explained
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
On the
Business
Front
BY WARD sCHULTZ

Indicative Of management's
interest in organized laborS at
titude toward the problems of
wartime and postwar employ
ment, II record crowd turned out
al a recent meeting OF the So
ciety for the Advancement of
Management 20 hear James
WiShart, head Of the research
division of the UAW-CIO.
The labor research expert
predicted that there will be
l.S5O.O0O unemployed workers
i'm the aircraft and auto indus
tries after the war and added
that even the most optimistic
forecasts place the figure at
100000.
He contended that resent
ment OF labor over what he
termed 10 M roo literal appfI-
cation OF the Little Steel Wage
formula. had doubled the prob
lens Of empioyer-labor relations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Saginaw Police Ball
On Tomorrow Niqht

SAGINAW Feb ~ - Police
officials today expected more than
1000 persons 10 Jam the audi
forum tomorrow evening for the
twenty eighth annual police fund
association ball
CasA-prizeS Of 5000 viii be
offered for the best masquerade
costumes with municipal Judges
and officials serving as Judges.
Jack Spatl anrt his dance orches-
ira viii play In the main floor
and Bernie Kiihc's band Will play
10 me banquet hall DAnrine VIII
start at @ O'Clock and Tho grand
march and Judging VIII begin az
II o'clock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Places The Blame

When asked who he blamed
for this situation, AAiShaFt- said
Those who opposed the adj
ministratiOn a
Asked 10 mention names. ne
said that Congress was 10
blame Asked further if il was
All night 10 quote him AZ saying
that Congress St7oufd or Tr1rECd-
he said no bat added that IT.
was all right 10 say that some
congressman should be purged
Clare Hoffman Michigan, Re
publican and Smith OF Virginia
were mentioned
Referring 10 The magnitude Of
American production WiShart
said
lin l9i3 the amount OF civil
ian goods produced WAS greater
Than in any al The record wears
except perhaps 1929. II VAS
equal 90 the year Of %
american workers will not
return to partial employment
and impoVeriShment."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Green
Leads

Palm Beach and Plymouth
Machine we're the only teams 10
break into the first 10 today in
the standings Of the annual state
mems championship bowling com
petition at Palmer Park Recre-
alton.
Palm Beach made fifth on
1862, Joe Adams shooting 6l9,
Plymouth Machine made ninth on
29l9. or II below Detroit Gaskets.
when Bob Lorey inserted a 704
from -226-223. the first 700
shown m the team number,
Adams and Edward LaBuddc
moved into the sixth in doubles
when LaBudde connected for 663
10 make the total 1912 First in
singles went 10 Joe Green. 695
from 237-224-234. Bud Stempien
made fifth on $50 That total
with 81 in the team rolling gave
Stcmpicn 1901 Tor second in all
events
Krakow Five did no better
than oil Stempiens took 2Sll.
OF the out-State teams. ThayerS
OF Niles did 2655. Days Of SturplS.
2656. ROseVille HaIpeIS. 1923.
Midland Chemicals. 2552, Rose
Vile Millcrs, 2743 Larch Autos
ef Resepille. -26s6- Dew Chemicals
of Midland, 274l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Auto
Auto De aIers Scan
Betueh Report on
Surplus Goods Sale
sttlONS OF
TON AAfS
BY SILER FREEMAN

The Baruch committee report
to The White HeHse- or a plan
Tor ne disposal or surplus war
goods ana me termination Of
contracts clearing Of plants
etc. is being studied by both
manufacturers and auto dealers.
The latter are especially inter-
cStcd in The disposal OF auiomo-
tiAa -t4HAit- 4 III beet which # tthfee
National AHA Dealers ASSacla-
ton postwar planning commit
tee has been working on.
One of the chief ebieetipes-
which the latter committee has
been seeking. the elimination OF
spectators and promoters from
surplus war goods. has been en-
dorScd by the Baruch group. TOO.
But the lack Of safeguards *
1amfnTcd bY ne TKDK-
one Of the BarHeh Feeemmeh-
datIOUy, however, Is being
canned somewhat peSSlmlStl-
Caiiy. This Is that commodities
which would include cars and
trucks. be cleared through the
trEdSury- procurement DedtgrS-
have Rad some experience with
treasury procurement and have
found It's sales policies in a
muddlc One DAY il decides 10
yeti 70 invldiduai buyers only
the next to dealers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Civilian Doctors
At Army Clinic

BATTLE CREEK Feb ~
Civilian surgeons today attended
another wartime graduate mcdi-
cal meeting al Percy Jones Hos
pltal Army surgical specialists
lectured on amputaiionS, plastic
surgery and other subjects that
will confront the home front doc
tors when wounded soldiers re-
turn home
Invitations 10 All members of
he profession were extended by
Bag Gen Joseph BastIon
Percy Jones Hospital VIII cclc-
brate ms first permanent person
mol anniversary tomorrow with a
ceremony an which $50 soldiers
VIII receive good conduct medals
and 50 civilians viii receive bars
SlgnItyIng SIX months continuous
service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
KERSTEN LEADS LUTHERAN

Johnson ArcadeS Of Saginaw.
Bethany Pulford. and Bethlehem
Champs provided the only changes
IA -the regular division ef ttii4a i.ti-
thcran handicap bowling cham.
pionShlp tournament al Great
Lakes Center over weekend
The Saginaw team made fifth
on 1902 with Henry NaeRele doing
633 and Frank Schocn 607 Pub
fordS were ninth on 1890 Otto f..
Aueh throwing 62l and William
Re%oidt 6Ol Bethlehem took
tenth ON 1922
Carl Kersteu had 6Sl In singles
TO gam first and 10 top all events
on 1879. A MlFheEe and -iA-aIlct
Culver had second 10 double S
on 12Tl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Dizzy Davis Returns
To WrestIe Here

DIZZY Davis, and his button
hole boquct viii be- in evidence al
the FairView Gardens tomorrow
night The EnghSh-born wrestler
is paying Detroit his first visit
since l94l when he appeared at
Arena He is slated 10 meet
cello Martnell The Louis
klen-Paul BoZzcll Junior heavy
title bout tops the card
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
CoLoMBoS TOR sPorsE

With four weeks 10 20, The 1864
Of Florence and George Colombo
looks good enough Ia Win N Class
-of-the- annual Husband and
Wife doubles AZ Cadillac ReCrca-
ton Their count displaced Viola
and Al BcCkman over The week
end Tho BcCkmans have ihud on
ll0s Hazel and Fred Pennington
went 10 second 1926
tn t1r open class. FIRST belongs
- present 20 fTrZ aur-CrtU fipid
1000 Helen and Bernard kambos
arc second on COS and the
RoaFcyS. MARY and Thomas for
mcr FIRST place tenants. are down
10 third on $40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Statistics Fail
To Touch Every
Item Of Living
By LEWIS HANEY

Professor Of Economics. \. \. IniAelsitx-
A YpSilanti, Mich. reader asks
What il your object in MAX
Ing erroneous statements about
the difficulty and indehniteness
Of the cost OF - living indeN?
When Murray Of the Go saws
II has gone up so per cent, he
knows
Answer: Do YOU think that
Murray knows more about such
matters than-ti1 government Ut
the group of expert economists
who investigated and approved
the governments index Where
-vteaid he y-1rrr yppc1af
knowledge
The answer La al this sort al
discussion IS that nobody know
what the cost Of living of any par
ticular family group IS Statistics
cant catch every item of irving.
and averages cant represent ans
pdTt iClIIIF DgTeou
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
P| Ian Would Aid
Small Business

WASHINGTON. Feb. q INS)
Maury Maverick, chairman Of
the Smaller War Plants Corp
hailed the Baruch reconVersion
report today as President Roose-
Welt vas reported studying the
draft of an executive order put
ting into effect the Baruch pro-
gram machinery and Congress
continued to demand action on its
own plans.
We've got 10 do our planning
now" M verick said. The
Baruch report j. fortnight.
honest and very helpful to the
cause Of small business"
Maverick cited as commend
able the portions Of Baruch $
study proposing early reconVersion
for smaller business; special credit
for little plants; broadening of the
loan powers of SWPC; frightened
contract termination procedure.
and disposal of surplus properties
in small lots.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Bronson Firm
Gets Navy'E

COLDWATER, Feb. 81 - High
ranking army and navy officers
viii arrive here tomorrow TO take
part in the awarding ceremonies
Oh an army and navy "E" award
10 the l.. A. Darling Manufacture
me. Co. at Bronson A banquet
Will be staged here in the evening
Tor company officials. department
heads and others.
The Darling concern. headed BY
Trowbridge Stanley. produces vital
war materials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Paper Production
Shows SIiqht Drop

NEW YORK. Feb. p ~ Paper
production in the week ended
Feb. y was $40 per cent of
capacity compared with 900 per
cent in the proceeding week and
SS.4 per cent in the week ended
Feb. IL, 1913 according 70 the
American Paper and Pulp ASsoci-
alton index of mill activity.
Paperboard production was 81
per cent of capacity unchanged
from the preceding week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
SIMILAR TYPE

Another similar type OF CUES
ton comes from Pittsburgh
reader
WASN'T the country plunged
into chaos by businessmen
And didn't the Hole step in al
the right time Aren't credit
extensions better than pushing
workers into bankruptcy Con-
gress is merely opposed To
everything the administration
wants"
Answer The country was
plunged INTO a depression that
waS caused by the folly OF most
people. The trouble started with
the war initiation of World War !.
II developed into speculative
mania. including much overbuild-
ing The Hole, like the mort
gage moratoria. NRA. WPA. etc.
doubtless had a temporary place
as a relief measure. But do We
want 10 be dependent on relief
forever When the next big post
war depression comes. do we want
the government 50 burdened with
debt that il couldn't afford the
additional relief that may he re-
CURED then?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Golfer Quintet
Lands Fourth in
Times Sweeps
BY HAROLD KAHL

George Chapple's + D Cotter
No 2'S, 1923 for fourth place in
Glass a today was the principal
of seven changes made among the
bowling leaders m The Detroit
Times Sweepstakes AT Imperial
Recreation over the weekend
Led By Charley Boehm'S els
and Chapple'S 6l2 +. ID. Cotter
No ? combined S9S-l 057-96S to
lead the four A fiveS present Rog
Overmyer's Detroit GaSket got
away 10 a flying start of 1927 but
then fell of 10 937 and S6S for
1882 and seventh position Art
knecht was high on 500
DE LUXE GETS 1900
Ernie Gettet- pounded etit 33. ;}i33-
227 in 653 but got little help and
his No ] quintet had 10 be salts
fed with 272t Louis BurTS be
Luxe O. winner of the title on
3l09 last year. couldn't ger going
and wound up with only 2600
Ernie BOmStcdt 3 Recreation
Center ferried 10 fourth in Class
p with PTS. John Freed leading
on 592 In Class c the PIG OF
Ralph Theisen'S Grandmont Five
was good for eighth and Al WolH
had the largest slice of that. $50
on a pa finish
Glenn Volts 5S5 paced Al
Swanter's Bulls 90 nth IN Class
y with 26q,, as Charles AAfilHe,s
Parsons. headed hy lack Prit-
chard's 567. Slipped INTO ninth on
2642 Leo Brucker posted a new
high series for his division 664
on 247-235-ts2 when his team
Fifth Ave collected 2606
Claude McsSlngcr'S 535 stood
out A has Revere Electrical tied
for ninth in Class r 10y tipping
1852 John Coils $50 is a new
top series but Frank Rzcgocki'S
Fisher PropellorS failed 10 make
-haaIa-l---lA- -@s+i - -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Dog Owners Urged
To Avoid Penalty

SAGINAW Feb n - II you
don't buy your dog a license he
fore the price QuadruplcS March ]
its your own fault according To
r. G. Scott county dog warden.
Scott has reSorted 10 newspaper
advertising 10 urge dog owners
10 Obtain the license aN the pres
eni Now prices 50 cents and 81.
"Thev can't say they didn't
know about it, ne Sald
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
DIFFER WIDELY

can guarantee that il would
be just as easy 10 shoot the Muir
ray figures full of holes as il IS 10
Show that The government figures
are inadenuaie Y0u mentlnn
clothes, entertainment reading
matter. dentist and doctor Ices.
and taXeS DO you think that
such matters are similar among
all families They differ widely
according 70 age, race, individual
tastes and habits, and location.
Above all. these things can have
no direct relation 10 the value OF
what labor produces. and there
fore can not be made the basis Of
wages either here or in Russia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Steel
In Heavy
Demand

CLEVELAND, Feb. II 49, Ex-
pected easing in the plate and
sheet situation has failed TO ma
teriaiize and now is looked for as
third-quarter development. with
current demand strong, says
- : tt-t.tt.
When the present landing craft
program was outlined last fall
prnduceIS- we're gwen extra ton
mage in expectation that reduc-
fionS IN other directions would
make IT possible for them 10 pro-
vide the added requirements The
-ettbdtitS apparently n 4 r. not
been sufficient 10 allow mills to
catch up on schedules Some tx
peel The end or March may see
deliveries more nearly met
Meanwhile requirements for
high test gasoline refinery con
StrueAeR ape-ineHea4eA and are
given equal rating With landing
craft the relatively smaller ION
mage serving to fiji gaps and some
directlveS for this purpose have
been issued. displaCIng other steel
already scheduled. This has served
10 extend delivery promises ai~
tighten further the sheet situation
through increased demand for
~ = teS fFeFa4 e9ilt iiffftietts ttttS
SteelWnrLx nnoratlnnS IL
week dropped ~ points TO 9S ,
per cent Of capacity due 10 a
number of small declines. mainly
tor repair OF furnaces. This CONF
pareS with 9912 per cent A year
ago but based on the larger ca
paeity it represents a heavier
tonnage.
Buffalo gained ? points TO 90 :
per cent and ST Louis advanced
, Y points 10 81 per cent. Pitts
~ t+t-t-ttrrcci 2 ~TJorur To 81 pei
cent, Chicago l2-point TO l0l Y
Wheeling 9 points 10 81 New
England 10 points 10 s.. Cincin-
nat 2 p~intS 10 81 and Cleveland
3i2 points to 93i2 per cent. Rates
V ere unchanged az Youngstown
%; Detroit 81; eastern PennSyl-
=HantaTT Birmingham. 95.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Smith Rolls 2qq Game

Sidney Smith Of the Palace
Schocnherr Self-In>tructorS bowl
ing team came within one pin Of
a 300 game when he rolled 299 in
the Macomb AU-Star Travelling
League az the Royal Recreation
Saturday night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Cut in Coupons7

Another cut in the value OF
gasoline coupons is forecast IN
the emphasis being placed by
the OPA on car sharing in the
war plants a recent amend
ment specifies that only car
pools that meet definite stand
ards Of satisfactory loading will
be allowed TO recover mileage
lost through cuts IN the value
Of the coupons. If such cuts
become necessary
OPA fastened 10 point out,
in announcing the amendment,
that no cut m the value Of
gasoline coupons is contemplated
az this time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Trucks Begin 10 Flow

Truck operators are taking a
fittle hope from the early re-
ports on truck production under
The 1914 program, under which
civilians are scheduled TO get
$4,000 medium, light heavy and
heavy trucks
January output was slightly
over 5000 and the program was
gong forward according 10
schedule The projected reduc-
ton ln light military vehicles
should give ir another boost.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
THE kINDEST WAY

Beyond certain limits, we must
be tough. and that goes for credit
extensions Bankruptcy may be
the kindest way. in the long run.
As 10 the attitude Of Congress
toward the President, Mr. RooSe-
welt has himself TO thank for that.
lie is only one man against hun
dredS. and they are much more
closely in touch with the people
than he.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Boost Plane Output

Aircraft workers IN the
WiliNS-Overland plant IN Toledo
SGT a new record IN January
for production of mldSectionS
for the Cor>aH fighter plane
according 20 Ward NJ Canaday,
president of WHY'S
The division has been boost
ing its output since October.
each succeeding month since
then showing. a. substantial in
crease. SAID Canaday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Corn Grind Reaches
New High in January

NEW YORK. Feb. 81 - A
record high in corn grind was
reached during January, when
11.36i,0l5 bushels were refined
for products going into domestic
consumption, according to Corn
Industries Research Foundation.
This was an increase of s per
cent over the December figure.
The previous high was recorded
in March, 1912, when 11.O71 .961
bushels were ground.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Greenskeepers to Meet

EAST LANSING, Feb 2l-
More than 100 persons are eX-
pected 10 attend the annual Mich
igan greenSkeepers course and
turf conference, sponsored by
Michigan State College Al the
Union Building here next Thurs
day and Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Hints Expansion
Of Materials
For Civilian Use
BY u. c. FORBES
NotabIe developments:

Notable developments;
Stocks last week reached a
new 1914 peak. So did bonds.
Successful completion of the war
bond drive, for which Wall Street
went about. was followed by in
creased activity in corporate Sc
curitieS.
The new L s bonds promptly
went 10 a modest premium. an in
spring sign, especially since an
other big offering isn't far dis
tant.
War spending, after recedlng
temporarily. has somewhat eX-
banded Notwithstanding more con-
tract cancellations. causing some
Of employment
Expansion Of materials for civil
ian Use IS under way. expected 10
broaden substantially.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
N. Y. Bank CIedriinqs
Hold Over 5 Billions

NEW YORK, Feb p $500 New
York Clearing House Association
reports clearingS for the week
ended Feb. Is totaled S5.074 4S0.-
1876. against s.. 749. 1872 04S in the
previous week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Livestock Market
CHICAGO


% 900 steady top. sl5 90 '''f bulk i'V sisa
dium weight si375aisss = H 4 iG.0V weight Pr
sl3 10 go light lights Sl2 504i325:
hacking sows. Sl2 90 p 10 Is. pigs 500
CATTLE 300 steady. Calves. 100
steady Beef steers. good ana choice SIS
? II common and medium si3ai5: year
Anes, Si2 H. Butcher cattle. heifers
Nlof %, cows S9ul3 25 bulls, SSu
II so. calves 50 "a IS feeder steers $40 "a
- stocker steers, 50. 80 q $50. stocker
cows and heifers. Ssnl2.
sHEEP-300: steady medium and choice
lambs, $3.50 10 90; culls and common. Sl3
pl5, yesrlingsj Sf2Uii so common and
choice ewes, sac, feeder lambs Sil114
PIrrSBI RGH
PITTSBURGH Feb 10 GNSD-CATTLF
100 steady, steers. good 20 choice SIS
10 rs medium 70 good xt3 50u1s. com
NOR 20 medium. Si211f heifers. good n
choice Si3 50ff Is medium % good Si3 81
n I ~. common 20 medium. ST. so IN
II 5u, cows. good 10 choice S9Hi1 so.
medium To- good s. so. Gamers and
cutters S5u1. bulls good 10 choice xtl
Y y common 70 medium So 90 no. grass
steers So sou II so
HOGS 100 active AZ steady prices. $50.
q $50 lbs Si3 ~ II % 1907 200 lbs
Sif ilq 1885. 200220 lbs S142501f s..
22o-25o lbs Si4 2a1 Il. 35 250-300 lbs
Nli - u so. 2002b0 lbs Sl2 $50 ~ Is
io0-l50 lbs. $40 80 u so roughs. 81 r.
u 80
SHEEP 800: active a, steady prices
choice lambs IS. so u is 80 medium 10
good ti31l450; common lambs seas
ewes S317 wethers S4ds
CALVES Is active A. steady prices
sod ~ choice. <i7 Is medium S14qts
rufs am common $50 -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
---.sa-'
Expresses Concern

WIshart also expressed COM
corn for what ho called the
poverty and insecurity of the
American worker Asked { he
was satisfied with the progress
Of American labor IN ihe last
five wears he SAID that much
progress had been made bat the
unions deserve an the credit
Asked whether b. dldr think
labor should take some of the
responsibility for ITS own plight
he answered
yes. insofar a. labor was
late in organizing.
Although the session may
have been Illuminating I'm
afraid little was realb accom-
phShcd hy way of setting up a
really workable postwar pros
gram 10 create Jobs and that
what both WiSharl and .he So
cictN should be working onard