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Detroit evening times., 1944-12-13

Paul Duke. Magician extraordi-
nary. SAYS ITO me, it's magic the
value Adam puts int, their hats"
For last-minute style, choose the
Adam Five, America famous hat
value. Other Adam hats, $3.45 10 $40.
80 CAMPUS MARTIUs
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1891 GRAND RIVER AVE.
AlAe ehen q e0aplate lIns sf nan,a Aaaf.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-13

FIRST RACE-3-yeaF-olot and up - fur
'-.iFt
yins ws,. rTrsnsiinl $50 4.o go
Arm Mcdonald tFiocchil . 20
Time IS 4-s. OF 3fis
Bill X. Cast Out Time Her. Bigt melody
and star Magic sito ran.
SECOND RAcE-4ytsr-olei and w. lis
r,i,st
l.ogIh Amos ,couocij 800 $40 77o
EafoJel tTammarol 20 20
Hi. Yep tL1voit 90
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Hamilton sna Mise Amanda also ran
THIRD pAcE-3-yesr-olci and W about
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C4iioai Comet tFiocchtt 20 10 90
thin Kelly 20
Time 7s IS. of 773l7
Laugh and Play. Dsy Aftel Gay Padre.
Colleen Media and EHploii also ran.
ToURTH KAcE-3-yssT-olas and W, sts
fJrlonE,
Hard Loser rNspssri 500 500 $40
Pick gtck Armf iLSYoifl $40 5 20
Iohnt Teddy fCuitOn 64o
Time / 30 3-5. off 25i
Moalee, swami love Affair hin p and
fiIsd Fee also ran
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-13
Umpire DISCHARGED

CHICAGO Dec Il UP@-Sgt.
Art Passarella. the only member
of the American League umpire
staff to serve in the armed forces,
concluded year of army service
at Camp Grant, Ill, today when
he received an honorable dis
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-13

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Detroit evening times., 1944-12-13
Cancel Oil Bowl Game

HOUSTON, Tex. Dec. Il CUP)
The Houston on Bowl game,
with the undefeated, united Ran
dolph Field Ramblers scheduled
as host team. was cancelled today.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-13
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-02

nico potegne Cvetano V blizino
posvecenega drevesa.
'Sprejmite, bogovi, ia dar!
vee vam ne morem dati, kakor
svojo kri, svojo radost, svoje|
zivljenje" ..s.
"Oce" .
"Umiri Sc in poslusaj, kaj ii
poreee oce, XII te ljubi mad vse."
Roparske ptice krozijo po IRA
ku in S svojimi krili Sc skoro
dotikajo carovnika. Min krica-
:anje Sc razlega dalec ma oko-
Ii.
"Poslusaj pozorno, Cvetana
in ne govori vines. Yes, da sem
te ljubil, da sem skrbel zate in
da 81 moi najdrazji zaklad. A
to kar imamo najrajsi, kar nam
je takorekoc zraslo ma srcu, mo-
ramo darovati svojim bogovom.
Tako sem storil tudi JAZZ in OBJ
ljubil sem te sluzbi bogov. Slu-
Sal Cvetana: JAZZ polozim glavo
v grob k ocetom in po meni bi
ne bilo nikogar, XII bi prihaja]
semkaj, XII bi tukaj molil pred
bogovi in jim prinasal daritev
Prosil sem sina, a nj mi bilo po.
deljeno to veselje. Samo tebe i.
nam, Cvetana; tt moras po me.
nj opravljati sluzbo, katero sem
prevzel JAZZ. Bogovi ne smejo bi.
tt zapusceni, njih mia ne sme
biti prazna in njih sluzba ne
SINE prenehati. Cvetana, dragc
dete, obljubi mi, da nikdar ne
podas roke mozu, da nikdar ne
uklonis glave pred novim Bo
gom in da ostaneS do smrti YER
ma sluzabnica nash resiteljev
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-02

II ne odgovoris? Glej, prosim
te, JAZZ sem tvoj oce, XII ii more
zapovedati; JAZZ ote te prosin1,
ljubljena hei, pri spominu ma
tvoje ocete, tvoje dede in osiro-
tele bogove tep rosim, obljubi
mi, da ostanes do smrti nedo-
taknjena devica, vcrna castivka
bogov, moja goreca nasledni-
Cvetana skoro omedli v oceto-
vem parocju. Smrtna bledost sc
j razlije po obrazu in srce j
hoce poeiti cd zalosti.
"Ti ne pritrdis temu, ii Sc O.
botavljas ?"
(Dalje prihodnVe)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-02
b0I U+ico Ave.

hisa "a 2 druzini; 5 sob spo-
daj, 6 zgoraj; poslopje v zelo
dobrem stanju ter dobro zgra-
jeno. Dober nakup. Prosi Sc, da
ne nadlegujete najemnike. Po-
klicite Evergreen 2O25.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-02
Mali ogIasi


10 akrov, ma vogalu South
Miles in Harper Ave., v Solon,
o. Poslopja so v prilicno dob
rem stanju. Najemnina $50 me-
secno. Poklicite po telefonu
pred s. uro zjutraj: YELLOW
stone 7167.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-02
Hiso V noiem

8 sob "a emo druzino; fornez in
vse udobnosti. Vprasa Sc ma
5805 Luther Ave-, po 3. uri po-
poldne. -.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-02
3 hise no eni lott

ma 1897 p. Al ST., Sc proda brez
posredoyanja agenta. Fl sob ter
je S120. mesecnega dohodka.
Cena samo $1,000. Podrobnosti
Sc poizve ma omenjenem naslo-
VI, spodaj, lspredaj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-02
Noprodoi ie hiso

ma E. 90 St., med st. Clair Ave.
in Lake Shore Blvd; "a emo
druzino; 8 sobe in breakfast
soba spodaj, zgoraj stiri spalni-
ce, "tile" kopalnica in "show-
err" tretje nadstropje je zgo-
tovljeno. Nov avtomaticni for
nez ma plin; ako Sc zeli, sc pro-
da tudi preproge; garaza "a 2
avta. Posestvo je v prvovrst-
mem stanju. Ia dogovor pokli-
cite GIL. 52SS.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-02
HIsE NAPRODAJ

Takoj lahko prevzamete hiso
S Is sobami, ma E. IS ST.; ma
Hough Ave. in F.. 20 St.10
sob; ma .Windermere Ave. 10.
sob S pohistvom. Imamo tudi
vec drugih his naprodaj. MRS.
BEALL, GL. 2737.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-02
Ume+ne zobe

Sc je zgubilo med Superior in
Wade Park Ave. cd E. "a st. do
E. &C St. Kdor jih je nasel, je
prosen, da jih vrne ma 1410 E.
&c St., kjer dobi $500 nagrade.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-02
DAROVAN
ceski nopisoI AIoizii Dos+o|
Zgodovinska povest il dobe Slovanskih apostolov

!. "Pojdi, pojdi Sc poklonit bo-
govom. Nesem Jim dar in no.
Gem mimi govoriti. Veter mi
je razbil domace bogove, ostale
so mi samo te podobe vecnih
bogov. Pojdi, tako krasno je
tamkaj-"
Cvetani Sc je krcilo srce. Ke-
sala Sc je, da nj povedala ocetu
resnice. Kot kristjana sc ne sme
klanjoti bogovom, ne SINE Sc
pred mimi trkati ma prsi in jim
govoriti sladke besede.
''Podvizaj Sc, dete. Srce Sc mi
siri radosti. Nasi protivniki SO
mrtvi. Girl pociva globoko V
grobu in Metoda sc nj treba vec
bait. Dobro je shranjen So
vraznikovih rokah. S a mo ia
mladenic, ia Bozidar! Pojdi in
moliva, da ga unici Perun svo-
| jo strelo, da ga umori Meluzina
S svojim strupenim pisem in da
ga Veles odpelje v kraj, cd ko-
der nj resitve."
Dub je bolj vlekel, kot peljal
ubogo Cvetano k posvecenemu
drevesu. Priroda je bila v maj,
krasnejsem razvoju, vse je eve
telo in razprostiralo najlepsi
vonj. Valcki potoku so sepe-
tall, listi ma ipi so sumeli in mad
gozdom je krozila jata kricecih
ptic.
Kako Sc je Cvetana drugikrat
veselila izprehoda po gozdu, ka-
ko il je srce poskakovalo, ako
je mogla biti navzoca pri oceto-
viii daritvah! In danes? -
Dvojni kamen il tezi srce. Poni-
zuje maj Sc pred temi, katere je
zavrgla, ko je prejela krst in
maj omega preklinja, katerega
je polna njena dusa, da niti spa
tt vec ne more in da il pada de-
10 liz rok, ko Sc spomni mani!
Bill je takrat zalosten, ven
lar vessel trenotek. Slisala je O
nesreci slovanskih uciteljev, a
memo srce je obcutilo posebno
veselje, da Sc je stresla, kakor
bi prisla ponjo Morana in da je
morala povesiti oci pred pogle-
dom mladenicevim. Kakor hi sc
to godilo sedaj, tako zivo Sc ga
Sc vedno spominja. Kako kras-
ne so njegove modre oci, njego-
va bledordeca lica, njegovo
vzboceno cello in njegovi crni
; lasje, in njegov glas, kako doni,
kakor slavcevo petite v gozdu
? Sedel je ma konju in tul mu :je
visel ma hrbtu. Tako mlad in ta-
ko korenjaski mladenic.
"Deklica, ali mi das malo vo.
de-"
! Kako hi mogla Cvetana odre.
ci prosilcu! Nj ga vprasala, kdc
je in kake we're, nitro je skocila
2 k studencu in zajela il vira. Ka:
ko Sc je zahvalil in kako 10 ie
: gledal! Ia pogled je Sci deklic
o prav do dina srca in ostal tam
"a vedno.
In sedaj maj ga proklinja, ke,
zbira ljudstvo ma pomoc zaprte
mu Metodu? Ne, nikdar!
"Pojdi, drago dete; morda t.
je omamil jutranji vzduh, ali S
q Sc morda zagledala kako cvet
v ko. To vse preide; glejj, zdi Sc
mi, da bogovi kimajo. Ne vi
dis?
Cvetana res nj videla nicesar
ker je gledala ma tia in mislils
! ma Bozidara. Izginil je, kakol
. lep sen.
!, "Ptici plovejo mad lipo. To j
dobro znamenje. Solnce vzhajs
jasnocisto. Kako hi ne! Bogov
i so zmagali. Slovanski apostol
so"uniceni "a vedno -. "a vec
no -"
q Who'd je gorel v solncni zar
j, po gaju SO svigali zarki, sve.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-02


starec z zoprnim glasom, da je
odmevalo cd dreves. "V e d e |
sem, da vas Bog ne bo dolgo
vladal. Mislila sta, da me pre-
magata, da me unicita in ven-
dar sem vaju premogel JAZZ. Ci-
ril je govoril zelo lepo in glej,
sedaj je onemel -"
cali, oce, 0 mrtvih moramo
govoriti samo dobro, in Girl je
bill resnici bozji.'
"Moj sovraznik je bill, in zato
Sc lahko radujem mad njegovo
smrtjo."
s'Tudi sovraznikom moramo
odpuscati -"
Te besede je govorila pol
glasno, komaj jih je bilo slisa-
ii.
"Cvetana? Ali 81 Sc morda
tudi navzela naukov onih ru-
siteljev starega miru, uniceval-
cev posvecenih gajev, neprija-
teljev nash bogov?"
Dub je obzaloval, da Sc je ta-
ko malo brigal "a hcer, da jo je
puscal v gozdni samoti in da je
sam hodil ma low in utrjeval svo-
je verne veri. Ia misel je
svignila v stare glavo Dubovo
in Sc nj dala odpoditi. Ne in ne,
nj Sc je mogel ubraniti. Zato je
vel danes Cvetano seboj.
cali nj bilo nikogar pri mas,
ko sem JAZZ potoval po nasem
kraju in bogovom prinasal da-
ritve? 2"
Dub je uprl pogled V Cveta-
no, da bi mu ne usla niti mai
manjsa izprememba ma njenem
obrazu.
cali nisi nikomur govori.
la?"
Cvetana zatrepetala kot veja
Oh viharju.
"Samo enkrat je obstal pr
nasi bajtici jezdec."
"Jezdec? Star ali mlad? Ma.
Sc we're ali odpadnik ?"
"Bil je komaj dorasel mlade
"Vprasam, ali veren sin vec
nih bogov?"
me, kristjan -"
Cvetana nj mogla lagati.
"Kristjan ?'
Starec Sc Sc obrne proti de
kletu, obrvi Sc mu najeze in oc
mu zazare kot diva oglja.
"Kristjan? Tedaj odpadnik
Izdajalec?'
"Samo kozarec vode me j,
prosil.'
I'm tt 81 mu jo dalai"
"Ker lie bill truden. Jedi OF
vasi do vasi, cd mesta do me
sta."
Dub odskoci kakor ranjen;
EVER.
"Ti 81 govorila tenn mlade
nicem, XII potuje cd hise do his,
po nasi moravski dezeli in ozna
MIA, da je Metod v jeci in ma
vdusuje ljudi, da bi sc oborozi
Ii in skofa oprostili? In tt ga nj
81 zapodila -. ?"
"Oce!"
"Kaj pomeni to? Morda ii j
mladeniceva podoba. ostala
srcu? To hi ne bilo ravno pre-
hudo, ker znam v tel reci il
borno pomagati. Morda 81 20
slusala njegove besede ?"
C"etana je bojevala hud bo
V srcu. Kako maj odgovori, d;
Sc ne DO zlagala in sc bo venda
izognila ocetovemu vprasanju
"Njegovih besedi nisem 30
slusala in mole srce sc tudi n
vnelo "a njegove besede."
Sal je re davno verovala Me
todu samemu in memo srce s.
nj vnelo "a mladeniceve besede
ampak "a NIGGA samega.
"Vem, vem, da 81 mole liub
ljeno dete."
(tvaf mi :, croo ~ ox~@ 4<.>x~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-02
SluzbO dObe

perica "a oh cetrtkih ter dekle
"a hisna opravila, polni ali del
nj cas-. Poklicite RA. 8249.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-02

HiSa S 8 sObami

"a emo druzino; zelo dobrem
stanju, ter garaza "a 2 avta, Sc
proda po zmerni ceni. Podrob-
nosti Sc poizve ma 14410 Aspin-
wall Ave.
Evening star., 1944-07-16

ton programs, the unseen Hatensng
audiences takes part Ii the hilarious
|pRocoeding1 on par With studio
[ContenStants. When Emcee Ferry
Ward and Announcer Larry Keating
20 into their routtnes, fans pick up
pencils and start .stlnscrambung. =
The program. Ne are told, has given
rise to Scrsmby Amhy Clubs Ill over
the country. ~ members vie for
homemade pri1es and jackpots.
Howard Black produces the program.
Tonight st $50 on WOL-Mutual
= new program takes to the Atr,
Titled Hollywood Snapshots. Elk
Hollywood star Muriel Evans Is COM
mentator, giving personal facts
about Hollywood personalities.
A new postwar planning series
|premieres Thursday night at 7:30
pm. over WRC. City OfaciAls will
discuss such topics - public transit,
housing and building, sports, enter-
tainn1ent, public health, industry,
employment and communications
pAOOAUtA1o IuI tk1S 010tIxCb kH LIE
|postward period. Carleton D. Smith,
general manager Of the station, will
produce the series.
HA&+
Mike Lines: Starting next Sunday,
Baritone Lee eweetland replaces
John Charles Thomas. Thomas
plans 9 four-week tour Of service
hospitals before returning to the
air. Fred Waring has Just
autographed new contract which
brings him to the air on q weekly
half-hour program starting Thurs
day. September Z, at Z pm. over
Concerts" replaces the '.Boston
Pops" Saturday at $50 pm. and
August IL. over the Blue-WA6AL.
Arthur Fielder conducts both pro-
grams. =. Quick as Flash" new
variety show, replaces "Pick and
Pat Time" starting Tuesday at $50
pm. over WOL-Mutual. Ethel
Norman guests on Here's to Ro-
nance Thursday, 1880 pm. over
Joe" premieres Saturday at 7 pm.
over NBC-WRC, replacing "Ameri-
can Story" for IL weeks. This series
dramatizes contributions made by
the various racial groups represent
ed among our servicemen. High
lights Of the Democratic convention
VIII be broadcast over the networks
starting Wednesday at pm. and
10 pm. and will continue at the
same hours daily until the conven-
ton closes.
Evening star., 1944-07-16
FEATURES ON THE AiR ToDAY|

y MliAl filo0L -lsthfsp Ns6da1 sasIYies
lAe week's aeWs.
Myoe. ii,3o tAsdes b esasfs sisdy 4
No lsgeadsfY German teasle Aeu, "Iu ljIea.
apiegd, Is disS0sd.
Mac, is30 Feus Eaeilsh peIliiuf sad q.
Aemle Issden pFsssf ~osIiiA vlews d Pesi.
va Eteasmlt Siymbilag Dieds Deiweea Ne
uNlted Nsies IND Gssli Britain.
M0e. 1s00-vider Jey M tlsIfe MIssea
y ne sisT ef Wsllsts. t3iA tsaiur xssth
Asfs.
WIoe. 3soo- piaalsi Rudolf ssshIa, ssIsis,
ID N aA-sssihessa program whleA iatIsdss NE
"Ssysaih SYMphenY h 4 Mslef" IND ihs FIN
Concerto Ia Eflai Hsjef."
wNAl. $50 -Prsisw n As Democratic
eeayeniisa.
WtAL, 4,3o-WaliM casssH, Ssrisons, end
Maxine SslImsa. soprano. srs guest ssIeIas.
M0P. 4:30-fslx Knight, tenor, ]Aias
Elssnsf Sisbsf aAd Tho efeAsstrs In ! Nee3m
u music BY Kern. FfimI Ind Gscte.
W0. 5.00-Erassi Irusx II No role II !
estk private whoss knowledge II frsss msks
hin / wsr hMs.
WRc, s:oo-tarmlns csppsls. fiuHA, md
edwsd viie. k1spis, srs hsard II hsssh's
toAfsFis iof Flute, Ham and 0gAesiro n {
Mslof." Ihs MeliFsnah eyegiufe 10 "Ihs
Ssefet d SsIsnas" Ind RlmdyKegsakWs "e,.
PRIDE 6psgaor' complete The pfpprsm.
MMAL. 6;00-A nsdlsY n tuAss by ihs
Evening star., 1944-07-16
O. Radio i,tener,

violinist Fritz Kreisler. Who has
thrilled concert audiences for dec
ades. makes his long radio
debut on Great Artists" tomorrow
night at . over NBC-WRC. The
artist opens the program With the
first movement OF NendeIsohns
Violin Concerto In = Minor fol-
lowed BY one Of his own compose
EJions. Caprice Viennois," and his
arrangement Of Albeniz's Tango III
d.. The overture to the Marriage
lot Figaro" special request, com
tpletes the program. The orchestra
Iis conducted BY Donald Voorhees,.
*A*
Charles Laughton, recently heard
in Norman Corwin's literary trioloey
on Carl Sandburg, Thomas Wolfe
and Walt Whitman. returns to "Co-
lumbia Presents Corwtn" Tuesday
night ct 10 over CBS-WTOP.
Laughton will star In '"The Moat
Farm Murder" produced and di-
rected by Corwin.
An English thriller, based on &C.
tual court records, "The Moat Farm
Murder" concerns the confession Of
Samuel Herbert Dougal, who mur-
dered Cerile Holland In 1850 for
which he was executed four years
later. The story first came to Cor
wins attention via Laughton, and,
according to Corwin, Is the most
terrifying study Of q murderer's con-
science" he ever read.
Some lucky Washington restau-
rateur can take down his Help
Wanted" sign after tuning in on
Horace Heidt's program tomorrow
night at over the Blue -WMAI..
Charles Boone, 27-year-old veteran
|of World War II, is looking for a
restaurant job here. The best offer
received over q direct wire from
WMAL in Washington will be ac-
cepted for Boone.
The inspiring valor of the Amer
ican merchant marine In the trans
portation Of arms and equipment to
the fighting fronts makes them
AioVCAAo1 AOI u Scfcu.WCck ScTleS Oh
dramatizations, titled Men at Sea-"
starting today at $50 pm. over
NBC-WRC. It replaces the vaca-
tioning Gildersleeve. The opening
program, "The Libertys Invade"
tells the story Of the role of the
merchant seamen in the invasion
of France.
If coffee and doughnuts can COM,
pensate listeners for being aroused
at the wee sma' hours, Bill Herson,
Your Timekeeper, Is holding open
house at the studio tomorrow morn
ing from 6 to 8 am, celebrating his
second anniversary with WRC.
X II
Attention. quiz fans: "Scramby
Amby," which attained instant pop
ularity in its West Coast debut,
spreads from coast to coast via the
Blue Network-WMAL on Wednes-
day, July 26, at II pm.
Unlike other audience participa-
Evening star., 1944-07-16

W0. $50 4
asw sssies On Holly.
weed sveak, Teperi.
n BY Murisl Esaas.
Wf0. $50 -
S,adfs 6sfkosa. II.
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iinisi. Joins hmes
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kSsislsr's "Hesa Slse.
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Evening star., 1944-07-16
Audience Shows
The following broadcasts ad

The following broadcasts ad-
NIT the general public. II you
would like to attend, phone the
station.
WTOP - Metropolitan $500.
Battle Of the Bureaus" pm.
Sunday; "Stumpus." 5:45 pm.
Monday through Friday.
WRC-Republic 1000. Her
son in Person." 7:45 pm. Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday.
WMAL - National $500.
"Dreamhouse," 7:30 pm. Tues
day.
VOL - Metropolitan O012.
American Forum of the Air"
$50 pm. Tuesday.
WWDC National 7203.
Amateurs Of 1914" IL noon
Sunday.
Evening star., 1944-07-16

lt 1soo eests Flslls : h1sisn \ WI.
Hen Dsadlx.
Wop. 1soo cIss1aiis tslbsfi, Nsrgsrd
tlatay sad Wsi& pldsess stas Il NJ IiMs
NJ tsmsdy."
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Evening star., 1944-07-16

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Evening star., 1944-07-16

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Evening star., 1944-07-16
Am Mercer.

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holes on ihs Pldiie Front" Iseh. ssrsi. Mss.
rits Moran tells ne sisY Of me 10000 tons Of
vegetables grown IN United States Marine Viz.
tory sardsas Ia ths South pselfIt.
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-21

Occasionally you may find some of our ad-
vertised items short in supply or out of
stock. Shipping delay due to heavy
movement of vitality needed war supplies
and other wartime conditions are the
cause.
Evening star., 1944-04-10
Little Easing Seen
In Steel Demand;
|0perations Gain.
BY the Associatsd Prsss.

by the ASSocleteQ PfeSS.
CLEVELAND, April 10.-The steel
market shows few signs Of easing"
says the magazine Steel.
The publication observes that
plate and sheet bookings, covering
production from six to nine months
ahead, and bar requirements are
increasing. -
Plate shipments continue strong"
says Steel. setting an all-time rec
ord in March with 1,222, sos tons,
compared with 1.173,164 tons in
January. the prior high month.
Deliveries on current orders aver
age about six months but there Is .
feeling that by August considerably
better promise can be given. This
results from easing Of demand for
shipyards and no new ship programs
are in sight. Expected new plate
making capacity by midyear Is an
other factor in this belief"
The magazine adds that increase
In bar mill backlogs continues, rail-
road demands being an important
factor. .-.-
Indications are," Steel continues
that the ONCE Of price administra-
ton will not announce q decision ON
changes In steel ceiling prices until
hearings on the steel wage case
have been completed, this avoiding
complications which otherwise
might arise"
The Nations steelworks operations
gained one-half point to 99h of
rated capacity.
Evening star., 1944-04-10
Rails and Scattered
|ndustria|s Gain
In Uneven Market
BY VICTOR EUBANK.
Associated Press Financial WriterY


NEW YORK. April 10.-Rails and
scattered industrials edged into the
recovery van of today's stock market
but many leaders were unable to
surmount light selling hurdles.
Prices were around the best at the
opening when Sinclair Oil came out
in blocks of 1000 to 10000 shares
and registered a peak for the year
with a minor advance. Dealings
then turned sluggish and initial plus
signs of fractions to a point or 50
were reduced or erased in many
cases. Near closing quotations were
somewhat uneven. Volume for the
full proceedings approximated 600,-
900 shares.
Earnings, good Russian war bulle-
tins still served as the principal
buying arguments. Persistent ner-
vousness over the approach Of
"D-day" and a little liquidation for
April Is tax payments restricted bid
ders.
Better performers included Santa
Fe, Western Union, a." American
Can, Montgomery Ward, Union Car
bide and Allied Chemical. Under
water at intervals were Chrysler,
General Motors, Anaconda, West
inghouse, General Electric, U. S.
Rubber. Du Pont and international
Harvester. Steels, utilities, aircrafts,
oils and coppers moved over a slim
area. .
Evening star., 1944-04-10
War Needs Likely 10 Leave
Few Civilian Textiles
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, April 10.-Prospects
for tighter civilian supplies Of cot
ton textiles loomed larger during
the week as mills labored under the
weight Of heavy military orders and
lease LEND authorities sought to Sc
cure goods against its recent inquiry
for 81, ,0o0, 900 yards.
Small lots of print cloths, sheetings
and osnaburgs were released during
the week. Some factors believe that
following allocations for the highest
priority orders there will be little
left for the ordinary trade as the
second quarter advances.
Increase in ceiling prices on shirt
ing chambrays, coverts and denins
by the ONCE of Price Administra-
ton the previous week was followed
by q 1h-cent a yard advance In
maximum prices on marquisettes.
The situation in wool goods mar
kets held tight, and only small addi-
tional releases Of fall lines were
made by mills. The trade reports
military needs over the balance of
the year will be larger than antici-
pated.
The rayon goods market was dull,
due to lack Of new supplies for trade
channels. There were reports that
export allocations Of mills produc-
ing fine rayon yarns would be in
creased to take care of Canadian
needs.
Evening star., 1944-04-10
Profit Margins Cut
On Motor Freight

~ the Associated Press. Il
Revenues Of class motor frei9hs
CARRIERS increased 3.8 per cent dur
ine February over that Of the same
month last year. but expenses In
creased ST. per cent, the American
Trucking Association reported.
Continuing development Of the
last few months, expenses of motor
freight carriers tended In February
to mount at a faster pace than
revenues, with q consequent short-
ening Of profit margins" said. the
statement based on q survey Of 126
carriers in 40 States.
OF the 226, the association said.
n suffered operating losses during
February compared with 80 in jan
uary and 81 in February last year.